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Dancing With The Stars
Cheryl Burke: Rob Kardashian Has Lost a Lot of Weight on DWTS
Last week Rob Kardashian poked fun at his own jiggling man boobs. This week during his Foxtrot for his father, the Dancing With the Stars Season 13 celeb looked dashing and debonair.
There's no doubt about it: Rob's confidence is up, big time. His partner, Cheryl Burke, sees a big change in him, from his physical appearance to his attitude.
"He's lost a lot of weight," Cheryl wrote in her People.com blog. "His whole physical appearance has changed. He's using different muscles. He's super sore all the time. I'm not sure if he's changing his diet, but the cardio is really good. I think he lost most of the weight just rehearsing from the jive because it's so fast-paced."
In terms of his changing attitude, getting praise from the judges last week certainly helped — including Carrie Ann Inaba's announcement that Rob is a better dancer than his sister, Kim Kardashian.
"It's just nice to hear positive feedback, especially for Rob," Cheryl wrote. "He does have his insecurities and he does have low self-confidence. I think it really pushed him to do even better this week."
Rob had the first dance of Week 3 and got his best score to date, a 24 out of 30, for his Foxtrot. He started the season with a 16, then a 21 and now he's in a strong position with the rest of the pack. He is definitely a better dancer than Kim and he's showing a bit more personality out on the ballroom floor, even if he still says dumb things off the dance floor. Considering he does have the largest fan base out there — no one comes close to his 2,000,000-plus Twitter followers — he could conceivably ride the DWTS train all the way to the finals.
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Rather than selecting a normal or hard mode toggle before pulling an encounter, Ulduar raid groups were tasked with completing different objectives during the encounter or defeating the boss mechanics in a different order to activate hard mode. Famously, players would press a large red button behind Mimiron labelled "DO NOT PUSH THIS BUTTON," activating the encounter and a rather angry Titanic watcher. Other fights during Wrath of the Lich King such as Freya and Sartharion featured a "choose your own difficulty" mechanic wherein the player's choices before the encounter increased or decreased the boss' overall difficulty. Harder combinations of abilities would yield more impressive items.
Will Mists of Pandaria bring back our beloved "choose your difficulty" encounters and in-fight hard mode triggers? I know I'd like to get another Sartharion-style encounter, especially with mount rewards like the original provided.
Read the full blue post behind the break below.
Yes, the same designers and artists who worked on Ulduar are still working on raids.
Here's the thing -- Ulduar is an example of a raid where lots of players got to enjoy the first few bosses, and very few players ever saw the last few. Yogg Saron and Algalon were among the least-killed bosses ever, and not because they were exceedingly difficult. Rather, clearing the dungeon all the way to Yogg took up a big chunk of a raiding week (and you only had an hour to kill Algalon), and the ability to extend raid lockouts came later in 3.2.0 (but extending raid lockouts means getting less loot overall). Raid Finder partially resolves the length-of-raid problem, so we can consider designing longer raids, but that's not always an easy call. Long raids mean longer development time, and while some players might be willing to wait, we understand why others might get impatient.
Of course, having multiple raids in a tier (like the combination of Bastion of Twilight and Blackwing Descent) has the advantage of giving players different environments to play in while potentially making scheduling and logistics easier.
Pushing a big red button for Mimiron was very cool, and again is fondly remembered. We have created something like 40 raid bosses since the creation of those encounters however, and we cant help but think that it would start to feel really gimmicky and forced if every raid encounter had its difficulty set by pushing a button, (or not killing adds, or changing the order you kill the bosses, or the other mechanics we used in Ulduar). We think Mimiron would feel less special if there were six more bosses in the game with big red buttons, and we're just not sure the design space is there to have a near infinite variety of means by which players launch a heroic mode in game.
Nonetheless, because there are so many requests for those style mechanics, we are considering doing a few bosses with optional modes (in the same way Mimiron, Freya or Sartharion had them) in Mists of Pandaria.
World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria is the next expansion, raising the level cap to 90, introducing a brand new talent system, and bringing forth the long-lost pandaren race to both Horde and Alliance. Check out the trailer and follow us for all the latest MoP news!


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OKLAHOMA – Megan McCormick with the Cleveland County Sheriffs Department says a scam artist has been targeting residents.
"It's a concern cause we hope there aren't any victims out there we sure don't want anyone out there to meet this person," said McCormick.
"The Cleveland County Sheriffs Office has received reports from the public about an individual claiming to be a Lieutenant Timothy Clark with the Cleveland County Sheriffs Office and he instructed him, that if he were to have a prepaid card and meet him possibly at an address that the ticket, the citation, where the gentleman owed the money would be cleared," said McCormick.
Authorities say there is no one in their department with that name and no one in their department is calling anyone.
This type of scam is all too familiar to Norman resident Alex Campbell.
"I've gotten calls like that before saying I've been overdue on mortgages or I had a past bill due late," Campbell said.
Bills that didn't even exist.
He says trusting strangers, can lead to more than just losing some money.
"It's definitely very scary, cause it starts with money and then you know, he may kidnap you or worse. Who knows what could happen to you, once you meet up with him," said Campbell.
He says the worst part about this scam is, the imposter is posing as someone residents should be able to trust.
"When you have this guy going around ruining that trust that we instill in our society … I mean it just really shocks the conscience of society as a whole," said Campbell.


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Tips to Improve Your Online Newsletter
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 30, 2007 in General, Marketing Strategy, Online Marketing
You've been sending your online newsletter for some time now. But lately you've noticed your click-through or open rates getting a bit soft. Before you redesign the layout, here are five content-related pick-me-ups.
Introduce an expert — perhaps you?
Does your online newsletter come from your company or a human at your company? Remember, a newsletter is a letter. Typically letters from companies are not very personal. Consider introducing the person who's behind your newsletter. Add a letter from the editor with a photo and a scanned signature.
Browse and link to related stuff
Find Web sites related to your newsletter subject and link to them. This will provide a fresh, interesting section that isn't all about your company. Think editorial. You could link to stories, sites, individuals and studies. Readers will be interested because it's familiar yet is always new and different. Plus, if you're caught surfing at work you can say it's for the newsletter.
Give away free stuff
Oh, so simple and powerful. Giving away free stuff may sound corny, but it works. Create a section that gives away something to the first five responders. You could tie it to a trivia question 'ÄúFirst 5 people to answer correctly get'Ķ'Ä? This trains your audience to stop what they were doing and read your newsletter.
Want to make it even better? When you introduce the freebie section, initially, give away something to everyone that responds. Why? Because if I try and get your freebie offer then, every time you send it I'm going to stop and read your newsletter.
Sticky content
Remember dictionary.com's 'word of the day'? It's a hugely successful daily e-mail that simply sent a single word. You can apply this same thing to your newsletter. Short and scannable. For example, your newsletter could put a trivia question at the top of the newsletter and users then have to scroll to the bottom to get the answer. What else is sticky? How about picture of the day, coolest gadget this month, hero for helping the planet, here's what's on our iPods. Bite-size, fast and sticky.
Turn on the feedback loop
Plain and simple, ask readers questions and display their answers. This shows you'Äôre listening and that your newsletter is by people for people. Polls are fine and do a similar thing, but still seem rather cold and automated. However, if I'Äôm reading your newsletter and I see that 'ÄúDoug from Portland, Oregon'Ä? responded, I think to myself, 'ÄúHuh, there'Äôs other people out there'Ķ brand X is cool.'Ä? Overall, like most of these suggestions, it adds human voice and community to your newsletter.


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Everyone except the 150 media people traveling with Rihanna on her #777tour are brewing with jealousy today. If you're one of Rihanna's 26 million Twitter followers, or read any entertainment site on the Internet, you're aware of the promo Rihanna and her team put together for her 7th album, Unapologetic. VH1 has a front row seat to the 7 days, 7 cities, 7 shows extravaganza; and today Rihanna hopped on the plane to say hello to the press in a way that only Rihanna would. "Theres an emergency. Code 777. Everybody buckle up your seat belts! LETS GET DRUUUNK!" she said over the plane's intercom.
Before all of the excitement she stopped by Ellen to chat about the usual–what everyone asks Rihanna. Is she dating, does she want kids, her GQ cover and surprise, surprise, sex! Shoutout to Ellen's team for digging through the archives to find an older interview Ellen did with Bajan beauty during a time she was getting very little action. In the previous interview Rihanna talks about her non-existent personal life. "…which is not good for the long-run, not for me, not for her." The 'her' she's referring to is her own vagina, which she points to in the clip.
Today, Ellen wanted to check on the status of 'her' to find out if anything has changed. "She's having a little more fun now," Rihanna said. "Hooray for her!" That was Ellen's queue to bend down, look directly at Rihanna's vagina and say, "Good for you. I'm so happy for you." Thank you Rihanna and Ellen for the highlight of our Hump Day!
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Spell Check of skilful
Correct spelling: skilful
Definition of skilful:
having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude; " adept in handicrafts"; " an adept juggler"; " an expert job"; " a good mechanic"; " a practiced marksman"; " a proficient engineer"; " a lesser- known but no less skillful composer"; " the effect was achieved by skillful retouching"
Common misspellings for skilful:
- skilfull (77%)
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Examples of usage for skilful:
1) Skilful signifies possessing and using readily practical knowledge and ability, having alert and well- trained faculties with reference to a given work. One is adept in that for which he has a natural gift improved by practise; he is expert in that of which training, experience, and study have given him a thorough mastery; he is dexterous in that which he can do effectively, with or without training, especially in work of the hand or bodily activities. In the case of the noun, " an expert" denotes one who is " experienced" in the fullest sense, a master of his branch of knowledge. A skilled workman is one who has thoroughly learned his trade, though he may be naturally quite dull; a skilful workman has some natural brightness, ability, and power of adaptation, in addition to his acquired knowledge and dexterity. Compare CLEVER; DEXTERITY; POWER.
2) Meanwhile preparations for the capture of Sumter had been steadily going on under the direction of General Beauregard, one of the most skilful of engineers.
3) That was apparent at once to William Darling, skilful boatman though he was, and brave as a lion.


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Session W28: Focus Session: Carbon Nanotubes: Transport and Thin Films
2:30 PM–5:30 PM, Thursday, March 8, 2007
Colorado Convention Center Room: 302
Sponsoring Unit: DMP
Chair: Yuri Zuev, Columbia University
Abstract ID: BAPS.2007.MAR.W28.13
Abstract: W28.00013 : Radiation Protection Materials for Space Missions and Industries
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Ram Tripathi
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NASA has a new vision for space exploration in the 21st Century encompassing a broad range of human and robotic missions including missions to Moon, Mars and beyond. Exposure from the hazards of severe space radiation in deep space long duration missions is ``the show stopper.'' The great cost of added radiation shielding is a potential limiting factor in deep space missions. In the enabling technology, we have developed methodology and concomitant technology for optimized shield design over multi-segmented missions involving multiple work and living areas in the transport and duty phase of space missions. The total shield mass over all pieces of equipment and habitats is optimized subject to career dose and dose rate constraints. Studies have been made for various missions. Current technology is adequate for low earth orbit missions. Revolutionary materials need to be developed for career astronauts and deep space missions. The details of this new technology and its impact on space missions and other technologies will be discussed.
To cite this abstract, use the following reference: http://meetings.aps.org/link/BAPS.2007.MAR.W28.13


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Dr. McLoughlin Esse Quam Videri
M. Padraig M. M. McLoughlin
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
265 Lytle Hall
(610)683-4403 (voice)
(610) 683-4765 (facsimile)
email: mcloughl at kutztown.edu
Links of Import:
Kutztown University Mathematics Colloquia Series Invited Lecures by Kutztown University Mathematics Faculty
Kutztown University Mathematics Student Research Upcoming Student Conferences or REUs
Kutztown Students Who Have Continued On In Math Spotlight Student Spotlight Faculty Member
The Principles of Mathematics (the e-book, draft 3, chapters 1, 2, and 3)
Research Abstracts and Papers By Student Advisees
Revised Major Proposal at Morehouse
Master of Science Proposal at Kutztown
Kutztown University Mathematics Department Home Page
Kutztown University Campus Beautification and Preservation Committee
Kutztown University Mathematics Department Committee Meetings
Fall of 2013 Hours
11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Mon., Wed. & Friday;
3:00 p.m. - 3: 50 p.m. Monday, Tuesday & Thursday;
3:00 p.m. - 3: 30 p.m. Wednesday.
In addition on may meet with me in my office by appointment which must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance via e-mail: mcloughl[at]kutztown.edu)
Fall 2013 Class Schedule
Math 224 (020) Foundations Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:00 a.m. - 9:50 Lytle Hall 214
Math 181 (020) Calculus I Monday through Friday 10:00 a.m. - 10:50 p.m. Lytle Hall 214
Math 181 (040) Calculus I Monday through Friday 2{00 p.m. - 2:50 p.m. Lytle Hall 214
Math 403 (010) Data Analysis (Prob. & Stats. III) Monday and Wednesday 4:30 p.m. - 5:50 Lytle Hall 218
Math 372 (010) Directed Reading in Set Theory Thurs. 3:00 p.m. - 3:50 Lytle Hall 203
Class Links:
Kutztown University:
Math 017 ... Introduction to Mathematics
Math 103 ... Fundamentals of Mathematics I
Math 104 ... Fundamentals of Mathematics II
Math 106 ... Trigonometry
Math 140 ... Applied Statistical Methods
Math 150 ... Biostatistics
Math 181 ... Calculus I
Math 182 ... Calculus II
Math 224 ....Foundations of Mathematics
Math 260 ....Linear Algebra
Math 301 ....Probability and Statistics I
Math 302 ....Probability and Statistics II
Math 351 ....Real Analysis I (old title Advanced Calculus I)
Math 372 ....Independent Study:
Math 395 ....Independent Study: Honours Thesis
Math 403 ....Data Analysis (Probability and Statistics III)
Math 431 ....Point-Set Topology
Math 512 ....Foundations of Mathematics
Math 540 ....Theory of Probability
Math 545 ....Statistical Inference & Sampling Theory
From Morehouse College:
Math 100 ...
College Algebra..
Math 110 ... Finite Mathematics.
Math 120 …Pre-calculus
Math 130 ... Basic Statistics.
Math 157 ....Principles of Mathematics
Math 161 .. Calculus I
Math 162 ... Calculus II
Math 255 ....Set Theory
Math 263 ... Calculus III
Math 271
....Linear Algebra
Math 341 ....Probability and Statistics I
Math 342 ....Probability and Statistics II
Math 361 ....Real Analysis I
Math 362 .... Real Analysis II
Math 398 ....Directed Reading
Math 463 ... Real Variables
Math 481 ... Topology
Math 497 ... Senior Seminar
Math 498 ...
Directed Reading and Research
Note: The pages contain links to quizzes, tests, calendars, handouts, etc.
If a student has missed class or wishes a copy of any document he may download them (some are in Word (DOC) format, some in Hypertext (HTML), some in LATEX (LaTeX is a high-quality typesetting system; it includes features designed for the production of technical and scientific documentation. LaTeX is the de facto standard for the communication and publication of scientific documents. LaTeX is available free at http://www.latex-project.org/lppl), and some in Post Script (PDF) format).
Some people have copies of Microsoft Word© that
have support for mathematical symbols in the form of having Word with Equation
Editor 3.0 or above which should suffice.
The types of mathematical symbols that need to be supported are the
fonts 'Symbol,' 'Euclid,' 'Euclid Math One,' and 'Euclid Math Two.'
For reading documents in DOC or HTML form I highly recommend one download a copy of Design Science's MathType5 which is available at http://www.mathtype.com/ whilst for reading documents in PDF form
I recommend one download a copy of Adobe's Acrobat Reader which is available at http://www.adobe.com/.
Some of the children and grandchildren of the McManus girls of Valley Stream, New York
Last updated: 24 August 2013
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Originally purchased from Russia in 1867 the natural resources such as oil, gas, gold and such had paid for the purchase price many times over. Alaska is mostly owned and managed as federal lands.


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Toilet Tissue/Toilet Paper... plain and simple.
I'm going to be in here for a while, we're outta godamn shit tickets
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Toilet Paper. Usually the cheap crap that they give you at work.
I had an awful case of Green Apple Quickstep but ran outta Shit Tickets.
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euphemism for toilet paper
Hey man, you're outta shit tickets. How's about runnin' to the store real quick? I can't get up.
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one uses to wipe with after going to the bathroom
Did you get the shit tickets because i got to go to the show
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a piece of toilet paper
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Toilet paper, usually single ply but sometimes multi-ply.
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Ruhlman, forgive me: I really disliked The French Laundry
Yes, I said it, and now I'm standing here on the outskirts of humanity looking for some support.
Has anyone ever felt like this? Am I crazy? I have a full report on my website, but basically I felt that the service was chilly and that, not being especial friends of the house, we were rushed through the meal and touted onto the easiest selections rather than the best.
Shopsin's in Yountville? Not quite, but I wouldn't want to go back again. Anyone had a similar experience, or am I out of my mind?
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The UK tops the world chart for social media usage, with more than half of the adult population accessing at least one social networking site, according to a global study from Pew Research Center.
The survey looked into the digital behaviour of 26,000 users from 21 countries in March and April 2012. It revealed that social media use is on the rise but Britons are the most social-networking nation, followed by the US and Russia, which share the second place, with 50% of the population using services offered by the likes of Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest, and the Czech Republic and Spain at 49%.
The fact that so many consumers use social networking sites in Britain is related to the fact that the vast majority of the population has access to the Internet at home; only 15% of UK respondents said they did not have Internet access. At the other end of the scale, there are countries like India and Pakistan, where nine in ten people have no online access, where the proportion of social media users came in at 6% and 3%, respectively. In countries with lower broadband penetration, however, users are more reliant on mobile devices for social media access.
Meanwhile, when asked which were the topics they most often shared their views about on social sites, almost half of UK consumers cited music and films, 36% said community issues, 35% admitted to sharing their opinion on sports, 30% posted about politics and 8% about religion.
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Kristen Bell stars in a new movie entitled The Lifeguard. She plays the character of Leigh, a young woman who seems to be living a perfect life in New York until her career and her love life comes crashing down. She then flees to a suburban hometown where she picks up where she left off in high school. She then picks up her old job as a lifeguard in a condo-complex. She tries to live the life when she was young but this will make her realize that living in the past will not fix the future. Check out what you can expect from this new film: The Lifeguard below:
"The Story of The Lifeguard Starring Kristen Bell
Kristen Bell (2012′s "Hit and Run") is an actress it is difficult not to fall for, to be instantly on her side. Maybe it's her naturally charismatic personality, or her unthreatening look. She's very pretty, make no mistake, but in a personable, identifiable way. Maybe it also could be a residual response to her irresistible star-making turn as a spunky, witty, achingly vulnerable teenage sleuth on the acclaimed 2004-2007 series "Veronica Mars." Whatever the case, Bell has that special "It" factor, and it serves her well in "The Lifeguard," a pared-down indie drama that finds her wearing little make-up and participating in decidedly non-"Mars"-like behavior. Written and directed by Liz W. Garcia (a writer on the terrific short-lived television series "Wonderfalls"), this is another one of those pictures about a person experiencing a pre-midlife crisis and returning to the comforts of their teenage routine in an attempt to replenish and find themselves. Sharing an alarming number of similarities with 2012′s more insightful Melanie Lynskey-starring "Hello I Must Be Going," "The Lifeguard" doesn't exactly win points for originality, but it is affecting all the same, scripted with care and showing that Bell is fully capable of diversifying the types of film roles she takes on.
In a beautifully economical, deeply poignant pre-titles opening, a delicately selected montage of snippets from Leigh's (Kristen Bell) unhappy life in New York City is all that is needed to understand and feel for the rut that she's found herself in. Two months shy of turning thirty, Associated Press reporter Leigh is not where she thought she'd be at her ripe not-so-old age. Writing a tragic story on a tiger that was cruelly kept chained up in an apartment before perishing, she finds herself empathizing in unexpected ways with the mistreated animal. Needing a change until she figures out her next step, Leigh packs her bags and heads back to her Connecticut hometown to stay with parents Justine (Amy Madigan) and Hans (Adam LeFevre). Reconnecting with old friends Mel (Mamie Gummer), an assistant principal at their old high school, and Todd (Martin Starr), a gay coffee shop owner, while picking up her teenage job as lifeguard of the town's public pool, former Valedictorian Leigh begins to also revert to the thinking and behavior of the kind of adolescence she feels she missed out on. When she befriends a rough group of 16-year-old boys looking to quit school and travel north, her relationship with Little Jason (David Lambert) soon crosses over into a sexual one."
The rest of the article can be read at Dustinputman.com by clicking here.
The Lifeguard also stars Mamie Gummer, Martin Starr and Joshua Harto. It is written and directed by Liz W. Garcia and is scheduled to have a limited screening on August 30th 2013.
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No one admitted that their aircraft had buzzed the OV-10s off Palawan. The Chinese Navy does operate nine ton J-7s, which are based on the Russian MiG-21. But none of these aircraft are stationed within range of Reed Bank. The OV-10 pilots may have mistaken a Chinese Su-27, which is also a Russian design and could be mistaken for a MiG-29 at long distance (the two aircraft share a similar shape and design features). What was most alarming to most Filipinos was that the Philippines has no fighter jets, and nothing that could resist even the older J-7s.
The Spratlys are a group of some 100 islets, atolls, and reefs that total only about 5 square kilometers of land, but sprawl across some 410,000 square kilometers of the South China Sea. Set amid some of the world's most productive fishing grounds, the islands are believed to have enormous oil and gas reserves. Several nations have overlapping claims on the group. About 45 of the islands are currently occupied by small numbers of military personnel. China claims them all, but occupies only 8, Vietnam has occupied or marked 25, the Philippines 8, Malaysia 6, and Taiwan one. China and the Philippines are trying to negotiate a settlement of their overlapping claims in the Spratlys.
Since the 1990s, the Philippines has received 32 used OV-10s from the U.S. and Thailand. The OV-10 is a 6.5 ton, twin prop aircraft that could carry over two tons of weapons and stay in the air for three hours per sortie. Wingspan is 40 feet (12.2 meters), and length is 41.6 feet (12.7 meters). The first one was delivered to the U.S. Air Force, for use in Vietnam, in 1968. The last one was produced (for export to Indonesia) in 1976. The U.S. Air Force and Marines were the primary users of OV-10s, and the last of these was retired, by the marines, in 1994. Over a hundred were exported to Germany, Thailand, Colombia, Venezuela, Philippines and Indonesia. Several dozen of these are still in use out of over 300 manufactured. In Vietnam, the OV-10 was used more for reconnaissance and directing air and artillery strikes, than in using its own firepower.
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The International Paper Settlement and the Continued Vitality of Excessive Fee Claims
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One of the first long articles I wrote on ERISA (I had already penned some opuses on patent infringement litigation and insurance coverage disputes) was on excessive fee litigation, and was based, at heart, on the Seventh Circuit's then recent decision in Hecker v. Deere. Titled "Retreat from the High Water Mark: Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claims Involving Excessive Fees After Tibble v. Edison International," the article set forth my view that, in Civil War parlance, the decision in Hecker, which was being highly trumpeted by the defense bar at the time as a major victory, was, in fact, little more than the high water mark for plan sponsors and vendors in defending against excessive fee class actions. My thesis was that, when the decision was broken down and analyzed in its constituent parts (and particularly with a focus on the Court's reasoning), it was unlikely that the decision would be replicated, and more likely that other courts would come to different conclusions in the future that would validate excessive fee claims and invigorate the theory as a basis for class action litigation.
From where I sit, four years of court decisions, settlements and courtroom results appear to have borne out my prognosis. Humble scribe that I am, I don't believe I have ever pointed out before that I was right in this regard, but, as Thomas Clark pointed out earlier this week in an excellent post on the FRA PlanTools Blog, the recent $30 million settlement entered into by International Paper is solid evidence that I was right.
My real purpose for writing today, though, was to pass along his post on the settlement, which does an excellent job of breaking down the issues, the claims, the alleged breaches, and the settlement of the International Paper case. It comprehensively covers everything any outsider to the litigation would want to or need to know about the case.
Grand Irony, or Just a Need for Better Litigation Tactics: Protecting the Severely Injured Plan Participant Against Reimbursement Claims under ERISA
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Roy Harmon and the Workplace Prof have the story of a severely injured worker whose settlement with the tortfeasor was effectively taken, in its entirety, by the plan administrator - Wal-Mart - on a reimbursement claim in accordance with the administrator's rights under Sereboff. Roy Harmon has a nice factual discussion of the problem demonstrated by the case, and the Prof raises the ante, pointing out the injustice this is working for the particular individuals involved in the case. No disagreement there. But what concerns me is a point that the Prof makes, in which he effectively characterizes this as a problem driven by ERISA; sayeth the Prof:
In short, a truly horrible situation under ERISA, and not that far-fetched when one comes to understand the manner in which the scope of equitable relief under ERISA and ERISA preemption work together to create what I call the "Grand Irony of ERISA": that employers now use ERISA as a shield against employees; the same employees whose benefits ERISA was supposed to protect.
A Kafka-esque scheme [if] there was one and yet another publicity black eye for Wal-Mart.
But, although I am speaking almost third hand with little knowledge of the actual facts of this exact case, it seems to me this is not an ERISA problem, but a litigation tactics problem. It seems to me that the first obligation of a plaintiff's lawyer in this type of a situation is either to obtain a waiver or compromise from the plan of its right of reimbursement that will keep the bulk of the recovery in the hands of the severely injured plan participant, or if that is not possible (perhaps because the plan administrator refuses to do so), to include in valuing settlement the amount that will have to be paid back to the plan on a reimbursement claim. If that makes the settlement value so high that the case can't settle, then so be it, and it becomes a case which simply has to be tried and the amount of medical bills that must be reimbursed to the plan becomes just one part of the damages that go up on the blackboard in front of the jury in calculating the damages that the plaintiff claims should be awarded to him; in this way, if the jury returns a verdict, the amount that must be paid back to the plan is only one portion of the money recovered by the plan participant, with the participant free to retain the remaining amounts, which ought to encompass awards for future care, future loss of earnings, and the like.
One can fairly ask whether this places the participant at risk of losing at trial and taking nothing, and the answer to that question is, of course, that this risk exists and is significant; avoiding that exact risk is, after all, why a plaintiff settles a case for less than full value. But the fact is that a settlement, such as the one involved in the case Roy and the Prof discuss, that does not significantly exceed the reimbursement owed to the plan- after or without compromise by the administrator -can leave the participant in the exact same spot as a loss at trial would, holding no money at all after the plan is reimbursed.
Litigation is a dynamic and ever changing organism, and, much like Newton's third law of physics, for every action during the course of a lawsuit there is a corresponding, if not necessarily equal and opposite, reaction. The situation presented by the admittedly horrible circumstances detailed by Roy and the Prof is one that needs to be resolved as part of playing out the end game of a lawsuit, not after the fact as a dispute over ERISA rights and remedies.
Given the tragic nature of the events in question, I don't delve into this point lightly, or just because it looks like good blogging fodder. But in the discussions I have seen so far of this issue, and on the impact of ERISA on it, I haven't seen this particular aspect discussed in detail, and I think it's a point that simply cannot be overlooked by any plan participant or lawyer stuck in the same situation in the future.
Settle the claim, don't revise the plan
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My colleague, Carl Pilger, email@example.com, who counsels companies and others on the design, implementation and operation of employee benefit plans at Miller & Martin PLLC, http://www.millermartin.com/, in Atlanta, notes that in settling lawsuits brought by plan participants, one should avoid establishing a pattern of revising a particular plan term or requirement in a particular manner. Doing so may allow for the argument that the plan itself has, in effect, been revised in that manner on that particular point. Instead, as I make sure to do in my own practice when litigating cases on behalf of plans and administrators, the settlement papers should make clear that the particular claim is a unique situation, and no agreement has been reached as to the particular meaning that should be given to the plan term that was the subject of the dispute. Make the settlement a one off, but not a regular event.


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Torchmark Torchmark (TMK) reports its first quarter earnings on Tuesday, April 23, 2013.
Revenue is expected to be $955.4 million for the quarter, 6.4% higher than the year-earlier total of $897.9 million. For the year, revenue is projected to roll in at $3.8 billion.
Net income increased in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal year, snapping a two-quarter streak of falling profit. In the most recent quarter, net income increased 19.5%. Going back two more quarters, the company saw profit decreases:4.7% in the third quarter of the last fiscal year and 13.4% in the second quarter of the last fiscal year.
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I did something really crazy yesterday. Something that I have not done before but would love to do again in near future. What did I do? Well, you see, a few days ago, I received this brochure from Isetan and in conjunction with the opening of their new outlet in The Gardens, there are a few items (with limited numbers) being put up for sale at a very special price. What caught my attention was the LeSportSac tote selling at RM133, limited to 1 unit per customer and only 50 pieces up for grab! Since Robinsons is also opening up yesterday, I actually took half day off (wanted to take the whole day off but I had a morning meeting) from work to go shopping! Many thanks to WMW, who was kind enough to accompany me to shop but ended up buying more items than me. If you are curious whether I managed to grab the LeSportSac tote, the answer is "no" cos it was all sold out!! WMW and I were both so disappointed.
The best way to cure our disappointment would, of course, be food… glorious food! Most of the eateries were not ready for business yet, so that didn't leave us with much choice but to try Din Tai Fung Restaurant originated from Taiwan, the first outlet in Malaysia. For your information, they also have outlets in Japan, Indonesia, China, USA, Singapore, Hong Kong, Korea and Australia. Read about the history of Din Tai Fung here.
At the entrance of the restaurant, one can see how the Xiao Long Baos and La Mien are being made. I guess this concept is widely used by most Shanghainese restaurants in town.
Since we will be having a buffet dinner later, we decided to order something light to share. I guess our meal there would not be complete without the Xiao Long Bao. Priced at RM11 for 5 pieces, tastewise, I find that it's not too bad. Just the right amount of saltiness and the pork meat was really fresh. However, I tried to be very careful during the process of transporting the delicate Xiao Long Bao from the bamboo basket to my mouth, trying hard not to break its skin or else the broth within would be splattered all over my plate. I successfully transferred it to my mouth but sadly, I would prefer my Xiao Long Bao to have more broth in it.
WMW was captivated with the photo of the Shrimp Pork Shao Mai in the menu and so we ordered a portion to try. Priced at RM 11 for 4 pieces, the fillings were exactly the same as the Xiao Long Bao but wrapped differently with a shrimp on top of the dumpling. Probably due to the shape of the dumpling, I found that the skin was a bit too thick. Nevertheless, this dumpling had more broth though.
Recommended by the waitress, we had a plate of Deep Fried Chilli Chicken priced at RM 15. The chicken cubes were marinated overnight (I tasted curry/chilli powder) and then deep fried upon order. It is then tossed with lots of minced garlic and cili padi. Funny though as when we bite into the chicken cubes, it tasted slightly oily but the plate it was served on was not oily at all. Anyway, it tasted really good when eaten with the minced garlic.
Lastly, we completed our meal with a bowl of Cha Jiang La Mien at RM12. I simply love the texture of the La Mien, neither too soft nor hard but chewy and 'QQ'. The minced pork gravy however was nothing to shout about. But after we added in some chilli oil and vinegar….it tasted really good.
Most of the items in the menu, including those we wanted to try were not available yet. Since it was their first day operation, this is understandable. Perhaps the best time to visit this place is to wait for a couple more weeks so that they have everything in order.
With our tummy filled, we happily proceeded with more shopping and we actually shopped for 4 hours!!!! Sniff sniff…I ended up RM600 poorer.
Din Tai Fung is located at:
Lot LG – 207 Lower Ground Floor
The Gardens, Mid Valley City
Lingkaran Syed Putra
59200 Kuala Lumpur
Also check out the review from WMW here.
Thursday, September 27, 2007
I did something really crazy yesterday. Something that I have not done before but would love to do again in near future. What did I do? Well, you see, a few days ago, I received this brochure from Isetan and in conjunction with the opening of their new outlet in The Gardens, there are a few items (with limited numbers) being put up for sale at a very special price. What caught my attention was the LeSportSac tote selling at RM133, limited to 1 unit per customer and only 50 pieces up for grab! Since Robinsons is also opening up yesterday, I actually took half day off (wanted to take the whole day off but I had a morning meeting) from work to go shopping! Many thanks to WMW, who was kind enough to accompany me to shop but ended up buying more items than me. If you are curious whether I managed to grab the LeSportSac tote, the answer is "no" cos it was all sold out!! WMW and I were both so disappointed.
Posted by Precious Pea at 9:50 AM
Labels: Eating Out - Klang Valley
35 comments:
- wmw said...
Hehe...yours got more shopping story. Here's to more shopping...(eh, not so soon, need to save up, haha!).
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- jason said...
Eee.. jealous la :(
I heard that there's party at Robinsons last night.
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- ling239 said...
the name is similar to the one loacted at SS2 same row as the diamond and gold shops... are they the same ? or they shifted from SS2? because i notice the one in SS2 already closed down...
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- Precious Pea said...
wmw: Created a dent in my purse and seems like it will remain dented until next month's paycheck! Hahaha...had great fun yesterday...we shall do it again, say next Isetan sale? ;)
jason: Aiyer..speaking of that, we were kicked out from Robinsons at sharp 6 p.m. cos they are closing it for VIP visit. So upset, i have to buy my bag in a rush.
ling239: Issit??? I was told that this is their first outlet in Malaysia. Perhaps using the same name?? Will go check out the one in SS2 to see if it's the same.
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- fatboybakes said...
huh? Gardens buka oridi ah? i tot its still one big construction site? should i activate my UOB robinsons card?
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- Big Boys Oven said...
Aiyoh! I am so jealous now..... next time call me also, I will do my dolly trolley!
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- ling239 said...
but the one in SS2 already chap-lap wor... =.="
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- Precious Pea said...
fbb: Buka oledi yesterday and yes, activates it now, if not mistaken, got discount if use the card. Err...UOB meh? Not OCBC Robinson meh??
bbo: You love shopping too?? It will be a while for my dented purse to recover. But i overheard that the Isetan Raya sale is on early October.
ling239: Issit?? Aiyooo....
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- MeiyeN said...
i wanted so much to go too but had no time sobzzz..... :( so many new shopping malls; pavillion, pyramid2 and now gardens!!!! really hope that i have da chance to step inside at least one of them this coming weekend ;)
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- Precious Pea said...
Hahaha, meiyen, wmw was telling me that the person she most likely expected to bump into is you. Do go this weekend. I also planning to go again with Hubby this time.
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- teckiee said...
like pavillion ...outside like ghost building.. inside like grand pallace
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- boo_licious said...
Whoopee, more things to see and eat. Must go get some retail therapy soon, hand itching already.
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- UnkaLeong said...
Sis went there and told me it reminded her of Paragon in Bangkok. Hahaha...Jeles, pergi pun tak panggil :P
- Thursday, September 27, 2007
- Jackson said...
hmm... u took MC ar
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- wenching & esiong said...
wow, seems like there's a new restaurant to try out again. thanks for introducing!
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- Tummythoz said...
U 2 are real fast shoppers & eaters!
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- mama bok said...
I can't wait to try Din Tai Fung...! by the time they were up and running.. i already left to be in Canada..! what a bummer..!
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- tigerfish said...
I forgot if I have tried Din Tai Fung before back in S'pore!!!! I do like my XLB with more broth (or rather fats-turn-broth) too!
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- Junkgirl said...
Oh...there is a DinTaiFung in KL too.
- Friday, September 28, 2007
The SS2 one was called "Shanghai Ding Tai Feng" (Fake DTF) and is not related to the Original Din Tai Fung from Taiwan which is now at the Gardens.
The fake DTF closed at the end of last year.
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- daphne said...
I want to go shopping too! hehee.. once again, i hv to say that they present their food really well... nice pics!
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- jason said...
I was able to watch some video clips taken by my friend. Looks like veli da high class wor.
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- Precious Pea said...
Teckiee: Yalor...but i guess they were either rushing cos of auspicious date for opening or to compete with each other.
boo: Quite a number of new eateries coming out. Would be quite interesting to explore. Perhaps, i should take 1 day off next time, we all go together to explore.
unkaleong: I didn't know you like shopping too. Next time will call you along.
jackson: No la....I took 1/2 day leave.
wenching & esiong: More new restaurants to come...i think need many many trips to conquer every eateries there.
tummythoz: Like i said in my introduction, this is the first time I so 'kan-cheong' over opening of a shopping mall. Hehehe..but i like the feeling of shopping.
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- Precious Pea said...
mamabok: That means it's time for you to arrange for a visit home. *hint hint*
tigerfish: Exactly! The broth is actually the gist to a good XLB!
junkgirl: Is the one in Aussieland good?
anonymous: Thanks for the info. Now i recall that there is one shanghainese restaurant along that row of shops that is always quite empty.
daphne: I peeped at my next table's fried rice...looks quite good. Grains by grains and full of eggs!
But do visit them 1 month later as many of the stuffs are not available yet.
jason: It's supposed to target middle to high income range group.
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- Jacelyn Chew said...
wow, u gals go shopping and food hunting! fun huh? hehe, can i join next time? ..... when u come to Ipoh!....
btw, do u do tag?
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- sc said...
i've only tried the ding tai fung in spore. not that great either..hmmm, wonder if i should try this at all? ;)
- Friday, September 28, 2007
- ~Christine~Leng said...
wow... new place? Should visit then! the xiu long bao... worth trying??
dining and shopping! Oh.. Love them both soooo much!
- Saturday, September 29, 2007
- Jun said...
wow! it finally arrived on msian shores! i remember having it when i went to spore in dec and eating the best XLB i've ever tasted-- tho fr ur review it seemed a bit lackluster :( do they have taro dumplings on the msian menu?
- Sunday, September 30, 2007
- New Kid on the Blog said...
sorry, what's Garden?? I didn't visit KL for almost 6 months... oh ya, there's a branch in Penang - Din Tai Feng. If am not mistaken Rasa M'sia blogged about it before.
- Sunday, September 30, 2007
- ai wei said...
wow, another new place to try out. love the xiu loong bao so much! thanks fro introducing e
- Monday, October 01, 2007
- Precious Pea said...
Jacelyn: Very fun indeed! How I wish I could do it everyday. Heehee...wait la, wait till i strike lottery. But i don't buy how to strike?? I kena tagged?? Hahaha..ok..will find time to do it.
sc: Perhaps should try, just to make a comparison. But then again, the day we had was their first day, so i guess it's unfair to judge them whether they are good or not.
christine: For me, i really find it no big deal. The lack of soup was kinda anti climax when i successfully put it in my mouth and expect the soup splattered all over. Maybe you should try it out and see if you like it.
jun: Hmm...i didn't notice but is it under dessert section? Cos they do have red bean paste stuffed into XLB style. Not sure about taro though.
nkotb: In Penang?? I was told this is the very first outlet in Malaysia. Anyway..the Gardens is a newly opened poshy mall right next to Mid Valley.
ai wei: Harlow and welcome to my blog. No prob, do try it out and let me know your verdict. :)
- Monday, October 01, 2007
- ilene said...
Quickly came over from WMW. I go where there's food! Aiyoh, between you and WMW, it would certainly be most difficult trying to shed off some pounds!
If only I had known you were both at The Gardens, I would have called WMW up and together we could get to know each other as I myself have not met WMW but I do need to treat her to a cup of coffee. I was there for the opening of Robinsons. Next time huh.
- Monday, October 01, 2007
- Precious Pea said...
ilene: Ohh...you are a fren of WMW??? Never mind, am sure there are plenty of chances to meet up.
- Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Precious pea! I can't agree more - DTF Gardens is awesome - I must return for more XLBs and Lah Mien. A must try for any KL foodie!!
- Sunday, October 14, 2007
- Haruto said...
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As a teenager, I, like many homosexuals, struggled to accept and love myself for who I was. The world makes it incredibly difficult to believe that being gay is okay. The idea that "gayness" is something to be ashamed of has become so ingrained in American culture that it is almost impossible to avoid encountering some form of bigotry each and every day.Â
Only when I finally came to believe in, accept, and be proud of myself did I begin to see that changes were happening in the world around me. Being gay was becoming more and more socially acceptable. I even stopped fearing that I would be killed for being gay (yes, this was a fear that I lived with for years.) I still never imagined that I would one day be allowed to marry.
Then in December 2003, in a twist that I really never thought I would see, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that gays could not be denied the right to marry. The emotions that were stirred in me were strong. My heart swelled with hope and my eyes teared. Thinking back on it still causes those same feelings to resurface today.
Five years later and relatively little progress has been made though. On the contrary, a lot of steps backward have been witnessed. DOMA still prevents any union between same-sex couples from being recognized federally, a handful of states have constitutional amendments outlawing gay marriage, and what is arguably the most progressive state in the nation has claimed a first: stripping rights from a minority that were previously afforded to them.
At the same time celebrities are coming out, television shows and movies are regularly featuring gay characters, major corporations are enacting by-laws protecting gay employees and offering domestic partner benefits (links go to companies that scored 100 on the HRC Corporate Equality Index for 2009), and gay-straight alliances are becoming commonplace in schools.
So why is it, then, that the gay rights movement has moved at a snail's pace? Why is it that five years later only two states offer homosexuals the right to marry while so many states have been able to quickly outlaw that capability? It's because we are too lazy.
A few months ago, after Proposition 8 passed and gays in lesbians in California stripped of their rights, half a million people around the country came out in protest. Chicago alone saw 10,000 take to the streets. Finally people were upset and demanding action. What happened that day was amazing. People of every orientation, race, religion and background imaginable were out in full force fighting for what is right. Not only was it empowering but it was emotional. I struggled at times to hold back tears. I was full of happiness, pride, comfort… outrage, anger, and motivation.
I looked around at my friends who came with me as we poured out onto Michigan Avenue. Everywhere there were chants. "Gay, straight, black, white same struggle, same fight." "What do we want? Equal Rights. When do we want it? Now." "Hey Hey, Ho Ho, Homophobia's got to go." Shoppers in stores along the Magnificent Mile came to the windows and drivers stuck in traffic cheered instead of getting angry. It seemed that maybe things would start turning around.
Two months later, on January 10th, Chicago's DOMA protest drew barely one hundred and garnered no news coverage.Â
Some chose to sleep in because it was snowing. Others stayed home with hangovers. Â Quite a few people didn't bother to take the day off from work. Out of over three hundred people that I invited personally only three showed up, and quite ironically, all three were straight.
I was there with my three friends and a small handful of others. We all had picket signs. We also were covered in snow, cold and drenched, feet soaked from road slush and ourselves very hungover. But for the few who made it that day we realized that equality mattered more than a few extra winks of sleep.
What I want people to understand is that for progress to happen we have to fight for it. Politely but steadily and without wavering. The single reason why bigots have been able to make so much progress is because they, not we, have been organized and committed to their mission.
On the eve of a "change we can believe in" it is important to remember that the changes we want don't happen while idly waiting for them.
- Educate people through casual conversation.
- Stop people when they call things "gay" or use the word "faggot."
- Attend events like the protests that have happened. Attendance get media coverage and media coverage reaches far and wide.
- Absolutely under no circumstances support anything or anyone that supports bigoted views.
- Fight not just for your own rights but for those of others.
- Leave your comfort zone, push the limits.
- Come out – to everyone.Â


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Cheng begins to have nightmares about Meiping every night. In order to visit the place where Meiping died without raising suspicion, she starts to walk every day. Each day, she increases her walk more and more until finally she is gone for at least two hours. Once they are a habit and A-yi stops making comments about them, she takes a bus to the spot where Meiping died. She wants to see the area for herself. Doing some research, she asks one of the women who live nearby about an actress who committed suicide there and finds out that there had been scaffolding around the building at the time of Meiping's death and a suicide would have been impossible. Only a murder could have occurred.
A family moves in downstairs named the Zhus and start to cause problems for Cheng. They...
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Police look at possible links in 2 garage attacksATLANTA - Atlanta police said they're looking at the possibility that attacks on two college students in parking garages at apartment complexes are related. Georgia Tech student Patrick Whaley was reported in stable condition at Grady Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. Police said the 22-year-old Whaley was shot Monday night at an off-campus apartment complex. They said he was shot after three armed men ordered him into a van and he refused. Police said that less than 24 hours earlier, Georgia State student Carsten Singh was held up by three men in a garage half a mile away. The 22-year-old Singh was shot in the leg and was treated at Grady. Mayfield recalls possibly contaminated ice cream BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Mayfield Dairy Farms has announced it is recalling containers of its Mayfield Homemade Vanilla Select Ice Cream because of possible ammonia contamination. The Birmingham-based company said the voluntary recall is for 1.5-quart containers of the ice cream. Ammonia contamination can cause headache, nausea, vomiting and irritation of the throat. The recall includes 14,084 units with a code date of 03/17/10 and plant code of 010176, which can be found on the container lid. The UPC number is 75243 20148 and is located on the end of the package. The affected product was distributed in Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and Florida.
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The Spanish are aiming to continue their complete dominance of world football by claiming gold for the first time since 1992 this summer. Having won basically everything in recent years – European Championships, the World Cup and under 19 and 21 European titles, Spain would underline what is an astonishing generation of talent with victory in London. But they will eventually come up against the Brazil team which their under 20 side lost to in last year's World youth Cup.
With Juan Mata, Adrian Lopez and Javi Martinez their over age players, the young talents of Iker Munian will be complemented well. It sets up for an intriguing battle between the Spanish, Uruguay and Brazil for the gold medal this summer. The quality of their respective squads is by some distance greater than any of their rivals at the Games this summer, and it would be a major shock if it was not one of those three taking home gold. Spain have as good a chance as anyone.
Elsewhere in the group are Honduras, who came through CONCACAF qualifying impressively at the expense of the United States. Their best known player is Wigan's Maynor Figueroa, whilst Andy Najar should be a threat for the other teams in Group D. The prodigious youngster was brought up in the US but plays for Honduras, where he was born, and could be key for a technically capable team which could make it to the last eight.
They will battle for that spot with Japan, who will hope a clutch of players competing in the Bundesliga come good for them this summer. The likes of Inter's Yagotomo and Manchester United midfielder Shingi Kagawa will not be there, so it is up to players like Yuki Otsu, Takashi Usami and Maya Yoshida to step up.
It will be a tough ask, and Morocco may be the arguable favourites for second in this group. They chose not to take Marouane Chamakh to London, or rather lure him away from his home to actually play. Younes Belhanda also misses out through injury, but a talented side spearheaded by captain Houssine Kharja should be a tough one to beat. Abdelazziz Barada is a key threat, and did more than anyone to qualify Morocco for the Games. Yacine Jebbour of Rennes should lead the defence, and Morocco have the talent to edge out their rivals for second.
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Dermaptera (earwigs) is an insect order found on all continents except Antarctica, and is comprised of 1,900 described species, in 11 families.
Earwigs range in length from 5mm to 55mm but are usually 15–20mm long.
They are best characterised by unsegmented cerci present in adults that are used to assist in predation, mating and wing folding.
Most earwigs are probably omnivorous, but some are carnivorous.
Most live in confined, damp areas, such as underneath stones, bark, fallen logs, or in leaf litter. Earwig females exhibit brood care by protecting eggs from destruction, predation and mould, and not emerging from their burrows until after the eggs have hatched.
Dermaptera comes from the Greek derma meaning 'skin' and pteron meaning 'wing'. This refers to the small fore wings and large hind wings found in some species. Most earwig species are wingless however.
Cerci are paired appendages found on the rear segment of many insects.