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RCBS Universal Reloading Tray 40-Round Plastic Green
Product #: 437070 RCBS #: 9453 UPC #: 076683094537
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The RCBS Universal Reloading Tray is a solid, steady plastic platform that holds 40 cases at a time to streamline powder charging and inspection. Stepped holes minimize case tipping to reduce powder spillage. Fits most rifle and pistol cases. This block actually has 80 holes in it. 40 holes are marked #1 and 40 holes are marked #2, these holes alternated so there is space in-between each case when it is in the block.
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Material: Plastic
Notes: Single-sided
Fits: #1 Hole fits cases from 30-06 Springfield to 300 Winchester Magnum, #2 Hole fits cases from 222 Remington to 30-30 Winchester
Technical Information
Material: Plastic
Notes: Single-sided
Fits: #1 Hole fits cases from 30-06 Springfield to 300 Winchester Magnum, #2 Hole fits cases from 222 Remington to 30-30 Winchester
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- The total weight of the product, including the product's packaging as it sits on our shelf. Since some products ship directly from the Manufacturer, their weight may be unavailable. Because of variations in the manufacturing process, similar products may have differing weights. Unless the product is designated as "Ships Alone", Shipping Weight does not include the shipping box or packing materials associated with your order. Shipping Weight: 0.300 Pounds
- Product ships from MidwayUSA, separate from any other products on your order due to its size. Products that are Shipped Alone incur separate "Per Order" and "Per Pound" shipping charges. Ships Alone: No
- Product is regulated by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) and cannot be shipped via USPS or air shipping methods. DOT-Regulated products must ship UPS Ground. DOT-Regulated: No
- Product is restricted by shipping carriers and cannot be shipped to certain locations or via certain shipping methods. Carrier Restrictions: No
- Additional shipping charge for HazMat products. Carriers charge extra to ship packages with products they consider hazardous, such as reloading powder and primers. HazMat Product: No
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Having trouble with the touch-screen? Miss your old smart phone's keyboard. Well don't worry, a transition/hack/jailbreak in the iPhone and viola! you have an iPhone with a keyboard! This third-party mini-keyboard turns Apple's best into a Compaq iPaq circa 2001. For me, I would prefer the plain touch-screen, but this's like an added advantage for people who like mini-keyboards on their smartphone, or are looking to work/txt/play faster on it. Though the iPhone's onscreen keyboard itself isn't bad at all, in fact it's much better than other phones, but of course not compared to BlackBerry, that's a different type altogether.
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Chronic Tic Disorder; Tourette Syndrome
What is the purpose of this trial?This study will evaluate neurofeedback as a new treatment of Tourette Disorder or Chronic Tic Disorder. The aim of this study is to train patients to control activity in a region of their brain that has been associated with the urge to tic. Patients will be given direct feedback regarding activity in this brain area while undergoing functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scanning, and will try to learn to control activity in the region during these feedback sessions. Participants will be compensated with $600 cash over the course of the entire study.
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I have used a service called VoipCheap for a few years now and have a free period each time I top up my credits. Calls from Japan to a UK land line are just 1p per minute.
The quality is usually pretty good with the occasional lock up, requiring a redial.
I've never used Skype for paid calls since it was more expensive when I started with this service.
But when I call my online banking where I think the call center is based in India, all the redirection can make it a bit difficult to comprehend what the operator is saying at times. And I have to be very clear with my instructions to them where they sometimes don't get what I have said.
But this may be the same with Skype, I don't know.


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This gourmet restaurant serves a fusion of French and Mediterranean cuisine, as well as a few traditionally Egyptian dishes. The beautiful dining room provides an upmarket setting that exudes Old World charm and romance. Guests are expected to dress smartly, and ties and jackets are available for borrowing. Try the crayfish risotto, and the potato and celery ravioli. This is sure to be a treat of a night out.
Once upon a time, long long ago, there was a beautiful Victorian house in a small, romantic little town. It was situated at number 5 Ryneveld Street - a place we now call home.
When conceptualizing our new restaurant, we became aware of the special qualities of the number five. Five is the number of harmony and balance. Five is the number of perfection. Five is the number of senses in the human body - touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight. Five is the number of basic tastes - sweet, sour, salt, bitter and umami.
Our restaurant comprises five rooms namely the dining room, study, library, bedroom and radio lounge.
We welcome you to 5 Ryneveld, where we will provide you with an exciting dining experience, stimulating your five senses by exploring the five basic tastes.
5 Ryneveld is a cute and quirky meeting place for those embracing a playful and sophisticated atmosphere. It will be shaped by the friends, family and other warm-hearted people who meet, eat and play there.
Welcome home...welcome to 5 Ryneveld.
This upmarket and cool restaurant serves quality food and unobtrusive service with an ever-changing menu offering delights ranging from side portions, mains, sexy salads and decadent deserts.
Start with the pork fillet stuffed with spinach, feta and peppadews wrapped in smoked bacon, served with sautéed potatoes and apple cream. Meze platters compliment social affairs brimming with cold meats, cheeses, gherkins, pickled onions, bread sticks and rustic bread.
For a healthy fish options go for the Mediterranean meze with popcorn prawns, calamari, marinated mussels, fishcakes, taramasalata, curried mayo, rustic bread and sundried tomatoes.
78 Restaurant and Bar provides the perfect setting for breakfast, lunch and dinners with interesting cuisine and cool ambience to compliment the meal.
Al Maaden is a golf resort and course set in the Environs of Marrekesh. The Club House restaurant offers exquisite views of the golf course and the terrace seating is a great option for taking in the view and soaking up the sun next to a large pool. The cuisine encompasses a fusion of French and Mediterranean dishes as well as other international creations. The exceptional view and riad are a complementary pair coupled with delicious food.
Tucked away in the heart of Harare's northern suburbs, Amanzi's is cradled in beautifully landscaped gardens and an old converted farmhouse.
Beautifully converted into a stylish and modern restaurant with versatile interior, diners can choose from two main dining rooms and a cool terrace.
The décor blends sophisticated with African antiques, and a splash of contemporary art in palates of lime, leaf, sage and avocado hues.
Promoting eco conscious dining, Amanzi's reduces their carbon footprint by growing their own organic produce, composting kitchen scraps and recycling paper and glass.
The menu indulges with fusion cuisine serving a mixture of steaks, fish and vegetarian.
Dine in sophisticated ambiance in a relaxed setting on the finest fusion cuisine at Amanzi's in Harare.
A visit to Canal Walk Shopping Centre is not a visit to Canal Walk Shopping Centre without stopping for at least one American corn dog.
The corn dog is arguably America's most popular 'meat-on-a-stick'. It is made by taking a delicious sausage, impaling it on a not-so-delicious stick, covering it in corn flour, and obviously deep frying it until it has a beautiful, golden brown colour. Try a peanut butter cup and a very American Dr Pepper or Cherry Coke with it and you'll feel as close as can be to the stars and stripes.
This wacky take away outlet is situated right in the middle of the food court and is open 24 hours - very American indeed. This little gem is something to experience.
Along Chapman's Peak's curves and bends, out of sight and nestled in secluded splendor, the Atlantic Restaurant wines and dines in what is arguably the most beautiful location in Cape Town.
Resting in the lush Milkwood forest, with views spanning across Hout Bay, the ocean and Sentinel Peak, diners soak up the tranquil atmosphere soothed by lapping waves and seasonal breaching Whales.
The décor whispers elegance and sumptuous luxury, set in the natural wonders of land and sea.
The menu pamper with a myriad of dishes such as ratatouille with buffalo mozzarella and pesto, roasted pepper soup that captures every spice and flavour, and a blissful yellowtail with leek cream sauce.
Atlantic Restaurant captures the beauty, elegance and un-spoilt setting that will make dining at this establishment an unforgettable experience.
Combine contemporary and vibey, add great splashes of colour and a crowd pleasing menu and you have the recipe to what makes Beads restaurant tick. Beads is conveniently situated in the centre of town, making it an easy, if not irresistible, stop for after work drinks and eats.
The sultry Stellenbosch summer calls for the French doors to be flung open and tables to be set outside, while winters become rather cosy with fireplaces in every room.
The modern fusion style menu is all about variety, catering for all tastes and appetites. Wraps, pastas, Oxtail Potjie and even finger foods (as a complement to the cocktails) are part of the fare. The wines comprise a local selection of which Dalla Cia features prominently.
Whether for breakfast with a colleague, lunch with a lover or dinner with friends - Beads extensive menu and upmarket atmosphere has secured itself a place on the restaurant map. And just to prove that they are committed to pleasing just about everyone, Beads also offers a Kids Menu.
Located along Somerset Road in Green Point, Beefcakes is friendly, fun and on the ball. The décor uplifts with colour and flamboyant attitude starting with pink Flamingo wallpaper, disco balls, feathers and a pimped pink piano patiently waiting on the next performance.
Step back in time and discover food that brims with fun, simplicity and indulgent pleasure with wildly entertaining and 50's fun American burger bar ambiance.
The tongue in cheek menu twists and teases with burgers of all shapes and tastes and flavours even offering a 'build your own burger' to eager patrons.
Take delight in burgers such as Buffy the Hamburger Slayer' - a gooey mound of bacon, cheddar and beef or the chili string of the Willy Burger.
Tables host perfect burgers, well priced wines and cocktails and infectious fun all topped by sequined cowboy hats and live entertainment nights such as 'Drag Queen, Thursdays', and 'Bitchy Bingo, Tuesdays.'
With succulent speciality burgers and a tasty menu complimented by exotic classic drinks, Billy the Bums offers sophisticated ambience influenced by American culinary delights.
With a comfortably stylish setting and pleasant outdoor and indoor dining, Billy the Bums is a fun and intriguing place to enjoy Monday burger and beer nights or seductive exotic cocktails from the comprehensive menu.
Billy the Bums hosts a sexy and trendy approach to dining and drinking located in the popular Berea in Windermere Road.
The handwritten menu written on butcher's paper is taped to the walls showcasing light and healthy options complimented by local and organic ingredients.
Try the golden chicken pie in perfect crust with a warming, rich filling and vibrant salads served with every dish.
Drinks are limited but full of flavour such as the handmade old-fashioned lemonade and wild plum juice. Wine offerings are limited with choice of white or red organic wine.
Long black tables set the mood for social dining indulged by the soothing sounds of birds chirping in the background.
BJ's puts their own delicious, innovative spin on your favourite foods, including deep dish pizzas, salads, sandwiches, pastas, steaks, baby back ribs and so much more. The restaurant has become a family favourite all across the US and caters for diners of all ages. Their handcrafted beer puts the proverbial cherry on the cake.
The menu leans towards fusion and Asian dishes alongside an interesting take on pub inspired dishes served with a beer of the day.
The décor exudes modern black and white gothic effects, photographs and dripping candles and live jazz.
Try a hanger steak or ale steamed mussels complimented by a fine glass of wine or crisp beer, tapas or a hearty fish stew.
Blakes Bar entices the senses and wraps the palate in tasty, statement dishes and bold décor.
The trendy ambiance and good music offers a fun and sophisticated atmosphere surrounded by up market décor.
Dine in the intimate bistro setting enjoying great tapas and cocktails or relax on the terrace with a glass of wine and good company.
Brew Bistro and Lounge is a trendy and chic place to unwind and explore the flavours of fusion, bistro and tapas combined.
Securing a notarised chef and decadent cuisine, Broomers Restaurant wraps the palate in fusion dining with a hint of modern British, classical French and South African twist.
Headed by resident chef Michiel Van Beda, diners are transported on a culinary journey through classic fare paired with excellent selections of home-grown South African wines.
Serving lunch and dinner, Broomers Restaurant seduces with hearty portions of sirloin steak served with fried egg and chips or a roast lamb salad layered with olives, feta and green pepper.
Vegetarians can opt for the crispy spinach-gnocchi tossed with salad and butternut cubes on butternut purée with a creamy tomato sauce. The line fish dressed in balsamic garlic green beans, potato rösti and a creamy sundried tomato sauce is a must for fish lovers followed by the decadent baked camembert or brie with poached fruit and spiced white wine sauces.
Broomers Restaurant invites patrons to enjoy a fusion dining experience over lunch or dinner for an out of this world dining experience.


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I know the intent of releases like today's from JP Morgan is to assure investors that they've changed and will go forth and subprime sin no more, but they generally have the opposite effect on me:
About 40 percent of JPMorgan's 2006 subprime originations would not be approved under today's standards, the bank said in a statement.
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In this competitive world time and cost saving are key to any business. Portacabin, bunkhouses and Prefab site offices and many such products are definitely part of the modern days need. Faster erection and ready to use has made such products immensely popular. If you are in haunt of such products or service FABCON undoubtedly a brand you can trust upon. Welcome to our world.


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Carol Martin, 38, of Roseville pets her dog, Bob, after surgery to remove a ball from his digestive tract. Martin used GoFundMe.com to raise the money for the surgery.
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Carol Martin needed life-saving surgery for her family's beloved dog, a Gordon setter-rottweiler mix named Bob.
So the Roseville mother took to the Internet on Jan. 3 to raise money to pay for the surgery. Within about five minutes, she set up a campaign on GoFundMe.com that included 8-year-old Bob's story and picture.
Her goal was to raise $2,000 for the surgery and related expenses. In just a few days, she had $1,290 in donations - allowing her to schedule the procedure last week in which a small ball was removed from Bob's insides. ...


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MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwired - June 17, 2014) - Genius Properties Ltd. (the "Corporation") (CSE:GNI) Genius Properties Ltd. (the « Corporation ») wishes to inform its shareholders that it has terminated today its investor relations services agreement with Momentum Investor Relations Inc., in accordance with the termination provisions of the agreement. This change was made in the context of the Corporation's new business strategy and structure. Management wishes to thank Momentum for its services rendered to the Corporation.
About Genius Properties
Genius is targeting Quebec's excellent mineral potential to discover new world-class deposits. Genius is the ideal partner for exploration companies and capital pool companies looking for a qualifying transaction and projects of merit. Genius intends to enter into various types of agreements on its properties. Management is currently evaluating other growth opportunities in its portfolio of newly acquired mineral properties to enhance shareholder value in the short term.
This news release contains forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws. All information other than historical fact is forward-looking information. Forward-looking information relates to future events or future performance and is based on GNI current internal expectations, estimates, projections, assumptions and beliefs. Forward-looking information is often, but not always, identified by the use of words such as "expect", "project", "proposed", "intend", "seek", "anticipate", "budget", "plan", "continue", "estimate", "forecast", "may", "will", "predict", "potential", "targeting", "could", "might", "should", "believe" and similar expressions. Although management considers the assumptions and estimates, reflected in forward-looking information, to be reasonable, based on information currently available, there can be no assurance that such information will prove to be correct. As a consequence, actual results may differ materially from those anticipated.
Undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking information which is inherently uncertain, and subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties (both general and specific) and other factors that contribute to the possibility that the future events or circumstances contemplated by the forward looking information will not occur or that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information. These risks include, but are not limited to risks associated with general economic conditions, the actual results of current exploration activities, conclusions of economic evaluations, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, future metal prices, financial risks and substantial capital requirements. Further information regarding certain of these risks (as well as risks relating generally to the Company's business) may be found under the headings "Risks and Uncertainties", "Forward-Looking Information" and "Financial risk factors" in the latest Company's Management's Discussion & Analysis on www.sedar.com. Readers are cautioned that the foregoing list of factors that may affect future results is not exhaustive. The forward-looking statements contained in this news release are made as of the date hereof and GNI does not undertake any obligation to update publicly or to revise any of the included forward-looking statements, except as required by applicable law. The forward-looking statements contained herein are expressly qualified by this cautionary statement.
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Spirits are produced in distillery devices - so-called port or column distilleries. Depending on the type of heating, one distinguishes between three varieties of port distilleries:
Column distilleries are used to produce high-grade spirits.
Those who want to operate their own distillery apparatus require a SAB license. Farmers, commercial distilleries, as well as trade producers are entitled to a distillery apparatus license. The conditions for a concession are highly restrictive.
A license for a farming distillery will be granted if it was officially registered by the SAB by 1950. This right is linked to the farm (location property) and not to persons. It is transferred to the next owner of this operation.
Persons who want to operate a commercial distillery receive the concession for it when a business need exists in the region.
Small producers have no right to a distillery apparatus of their own. They must let their raw materials be processed in a commercial distillery.
Trade producers receive a license if they demonstrate that they personally process a large amount of raw materials regularly each year.
Commercial distilleries are operations that produce spirits based on a client relationship. They possess one or more licenses for distilleries. Most commercial distilleries are stationary. But about 100 distilleries still move from location to location for production.
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Color us giddy! Raf Simons has signed on to design costumes for Sigourney Weaver and Isabelle Huppert for their upcoming film Body Art. If you've seen I Am Love, you'll know why we're already drooling. (The Telegraph)
Coach president Reed Krakoff made the announcement that the luxury handbag and accessory design house is likely to venture into the women's ready-to-wear territory. Here's to hoping for an over-the-top pair of pants in that all-over "C" print. (WWD)
Alright everyone, gird your loins! Project Runway judge and Marie Claire fashion director Nina Garcia is hosting a new 10-episode mini-series on AOL, where she'll be playing the role of makeover queen. (NY Mag)
Crystal Renn proves that pumping gas can be sexy in her new Agent Provocateur ads. Needless to say, the chic factor is a lot higher than Paris Hilton's ill-fated car-wash shoot. (Stylite)
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Waste Not, Water Not
By and large, my family's move to Rhode Island has been quite comfortable. Sure, it's smaller than Maine, way louder than Maine and the traffic can be miserable. But the people are friendly, the local farming and gardening heritage is thriving and the weather has been spectacular. Plenty of sun, but more than enough rain to keep lawns and gardens green without irrigation. That's part of the reason I found great irony this week in an article in the local newspaper about a Rhode Island campaign urging people to reduce their lawn watering this summer: http://www.projo.com/news/content/nuwatering_lawns_07-05-11_HDP0O7D_v7.42a6e.html. With folks across the nation mired in historic droughts, some folks in my new neighborhood apparently feel water is so plentiful they can basically pour it straight down the storm drain.


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The 2012 draft and the following season proved, yet again, that high-priced wide receivers are little more than Shiny Hood Ornaments, the most overvalued position in all of sports. We review an ugly, ugly year for teams that chased wide receivers in the draft.
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Plastic Garbage Guarding the Museum by LuzinterruptusJuxtapoz // Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Currently at the Gewerbemuseum in Winthertur, Switzerland is the exhibition, Oh, Plastiksack, an exhibition dedicated to the plastic bag as an everyday item and as a focus for art and design. This much-discussed plastic product is explored in the context of society and the environment and as a theme of contemporary artistic work in the fields of painting, photography, installation, performance, urban art and design. One of our favorite collectives of the moment, Spain's Luzinterruptus have made a significant contribution to the show...
Pharmacy Herbs and Mutant Weeds by LuzinterruptusJuxtapoz // Wednesday, April 04, 2012
One of our favorite street intervention collectives we have seen over the past year is Luzinterruptus, a Madrid-based group that takes high-concept street art to a new level with fully interactive pieces that highlight the problems in the given city they work in. Pharmacy Herbs deals with light pollution in Madrid.
Drinking Water Running Through the StreetsJuxtapoz // Monday, March 12, 2012
Interesting bit of information: Over the last 30 years, over 50% of the public water fountains in Madrid have been dismantled, broken, or not safe to drink. Spanish collective, Luzinterruptus, created this beautiful street art project where they transformed four non-functioning water fountains into light installations to mimic running water.
Radioactive Control by LuzinterruptusJuxtapoz // Wednesday, August 31, 2011
The MS Dockville Festival is turning into one of the better art festivals of the year. First, Evol and his Rural City, and now Luzinterruptus and his amazing field installation, Radioactive Control. The piece demonstrates the paranoia that we are suffering from since the escape of radioactive material in Japan, questioning the safety at nuclear power plants.


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Clearwater, Florida -- In a few days, Democrat Alex Sink will be moving into Pinellas County and the Congressional district she soon hopes to represent. The Democrat says she's decided to rent a condo at Feather Sound, just a few blocks from her soon-to-be-open campaign office on Ulmerton Road.
"I'm anxious to move in," Sink said on Thursday.
"Everybody is recruiting me to come live in their neighborhood... there are so many choices of great places to live (in Pinellas County)."
Sink told 10 News she opted to rent, in part because she needs to focus on the Congressional District 13 race to replace Bill Young and will look to buy later.
"Right now I don't need to be roaming around Pinellas County with a realtor trying to figure out what house I want to buy. What I need to be doing is meeting voters and talking about the issues that are important."
But one of those important issues, according to Republican state Senator Jack Latvala, is electing someone from Pinellas County. Latvala -- who has been critical of fellow Republican and Congressional candidate David Jolly for working and living in DC -- says renting a condo doesn't make Sink a local.
"I think it's pretty insulting to the 457,000 people that live in Congressional District 13 to think that two of the major candidates are moving into the district to be our Congressman," said Latvala, who is supporting Republican state Representative Kathleen Peters in the District 13 race.
Latvala then pointed out Sink's home in Thonotosassa is 31 miles from Feather Sound, according to his GPS. He says Sink's decision to rent instead of buy calls into question her commitment to Pinellas County.
"Just blatantly moving from one area to another to try and take advantage of a political opportunity. I think the people that I represent in Pinellas County are tired of that kind of political opportunism."
He adds, "I think one of the qualifications of being a representative of a district is to have some background of involvement in the community, of that district; working for our charities, coaching our teams. How do you learn about a district and the people you represent unless you've lived there?"
By law a congressional candidate does not have to live in the district they represent in order to be elected, and ultimately it will be up to the voters if they think Sink's residency is an issue.
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Serbia v Wales
Kolarov 16′ Tosic 24′ Djuricic 39′ Tadic 55′ Ivanovic 80′ Sulejmani 89′
Bale 31′
Wales were humiliated in Serbia as they slipped to their heaviest defeat since 1996 and suffered a huge setback in their bid to reach the 2014 World Cup.
Poor defending allowed Aleksandar Kolarov and Zoran Tosic to put the Eagles 2-0 up before Gareth Bale's superb free-kick got Wales back in it.
But more sloppy play allowed Filip Djuricic to fire past Boaz Myhill, with Dusan Tadic striking a fourth.
Branislav Ivanovic and Miralem Sulejmani completed the rout.
The thumping defeat by a Serbia side that had scored only three goals in their previous nine games leaves Wales without a point from their opening two qualifiers, following Friday's opening 2-0 home loss to Belgium.
"I'm not quite sure if the system we've got actually suits the players that we've got at the moment.
"Aaron Ramsey to me is a miss at the moment. He's not playing well and it's very difficult to leave your captain out, isn't it, when you've made him captain of your national side?
"He might need to be left out, to get that confidence back and be a better player than he is at the moment - because at the moment we're not getting anything from him."
After that result, manager Chris Coleman admitted that Wales' recent form was "weighing on his mind", while also expressing confidence that his side could reach a first major finals since the 1958 World Cup.
But any confidence that existed will now be in tatters after this thrashing in Vojvodina by Serbia, who were held to a goalless draw by Scotland in their opener.
The Eagles were only three places above Wales in the Fifa world rankings going into the encounter, underlining the perception of a Group A which few observers viewed as a forgone conclusion before qualifying began.
However, while Wales waited on the fitness of midfielder Joe Allen following the illness that ruled him out of the Belgium game, Coleman also had to wrestle with injuries and Craig Bellamy's unavailability.
Coleman may have seen some positives in the opening exchanges but Allen soon gave the hosts a free-kick on the edge of Wales' penalty area and Darcy Blake threatened an own goal as he sliced an attempted clearance.
That boosted the confidence of Sinisa Mihajlovic's Serbia side and when Kolarov lined up a free-kick on the edge of the area, the goal that followed was a belter.
The Manchester City defender scooped the ball over the Welsh wall and into the back of the net for his first international goal.
Having contributed to the hosts' goal with their indiscipline, Wales then failed to deal with Kolarov's run into the penalty area.
Even when confronted by the byline and having stumbled following four failed attempts to halt his progress, Kolarov was able to bring the ball back to Tosic, who tapped it home from close range.
Bale gave Wales hope following a rare first-half incursion at the other end, his free-kick powering into the back of the net from 30 yards with home goalkeeper Vladimir Stojkovic rooted to his line.
But the visitors' frailty at the back was exposed again as the ball reached Djuricic, who put it into the roof of the net.
That left Wales trailing 3-1 at the break and worse was to follow.
Coleman sent on David Vaughan for David Edwards and Sam Ricketts for Adam Matthews.
Vaughan's first act was to give away a free-kick on the edge of Wales' penalty area, but although they survived on this occasion Bale then lost control and a rapid Serbia attack ended with Ivanovic sliding the ball across to give Tadic a simple finish.
Wales were again culpable for the fifth - Blake being dispossessed for home skipper Ivanovic to finish into the bottom corner.
When substitute Sulejmani rounded off the scoring with a deflected strike that looped in over Myhill, it completed Wales' worst defeat since a 7-1 loss to the Netherlands.
Lineup, Bookings (2) & Substitutions (6)
- 01 Stojkovic
- 04 Bisevac
- 05 Mattija Nastasic
- 06 Ivanovic
- 11 Kolarov
- 03 Fejsa
- 07 Tosic (Sulejmani - 71' )
- 10 Tadic
- 17 Ignjovski (Mijailovic - 85' )
- 19 Djuricic (Lekic - 81' )
- 21 Markovic
- 12 Kahriman
- 23 Brkic
- 02 Tomovic
- 13 Maksimovic
- 20 Subotic
- 08 Petrovic
- 14 Matic
- 16 Mijailovic
- 18 Ninkovic
- 22 Lazovic
- 09 Sulejmani
- 15 Lekic
- 01 Myhill
- 02 Gunter
- 03 Matthews (Ricketts - 45' )
- 06 Williams
- 11 Bale
- 04 Edwards (Vaughan - 45' )
- 05 Blake Booked
- 07 Allen (King - 72' )
- 10 Ramsey Booked
- 08 Church
- 09 Morison
- 12 Brown
- 21 Price
- 13 Davies
- 14 Ricketts
- 15 Richards
- 16 Vaughan
- 17 King
- 20 Williams
- 22 Robson-Kanu
- 18 Earnshaw
- 19 Vokes
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Full Time The referee signals the end of the game.90:00 +0:29
Aaron Ramsey gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Ljubomir Fejsa. Vladimir Stojkovic restarts play with the free kick.89:00
Lazar Markovic provided the assist for the goal.89:00 Goal scored
Goal! - Miralem Sulejmani - Serbia 6 - 1 Wales Miralem Sulejmani finds the net with a brilliant goal from outside the penalty box to the top left corner of the goal. Serbia 6-1 Wales.85:24
Aleksandar Kolarov challenges David Vaughan unfairly and gives away a free kick. Aaron Ramsey takes the direct free kick.84:15 Substitution
Substitution (Serbia) makes a substitution, with Srdan Mijailovic coming on for Aleksandar Ignjovski.84:15
Branislav Ivanovic takes a shot from 30 yards. Boaz Myhill makes a save.83:02
Corner taken right-footed by Aaron Ramsey from the right by-line, Branislav Ivanovic manages to make a clearance.80:55
Corner taken right-footed by Aaron Ramsey from the right by-line, Shot from deep inside the area by Ashley Williams clears the crossbar.80:28 Substitution
Substitution Filip Djuricic leaves the field to be replaced by Dejan Lekic.79:08 Goal scored
Goal! - Branislav Ivanovic - Serbia 5 - 1 Wales Branislav Ivanovic scores a goal from just outside the area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Serbia 5-1 Wales.78:48
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Aleksandar Kolarov from the left by-line.77:49
Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Aleksandar Kolarov.77:49 Booking
Booking Aaron Ramsey is cautioned.77:18
Aaron Ramsey concedes a free kick for a foul on Aleksandar Ignjovski.77:01
Drilled right-footed shot by Lazar Markovic. Save made by Boaz Myhill.76:10
Chris Gunter gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Lazar Markovic. Free kick taken by Aleksandar Kolarov.71:50 Substitution
Substitution Joe Allen leaves the field to be replaced by Andy King.70:15 Substitution
Substitution Miralem Sulejmani on for Zoran Tosic.66:54
Zoran Tosic takes a shot from 12 yards. Blocked by Samuel Ricketts.
Gareth Bale takes a shot. Blocked by Milan Bisevac. Corner taken by Aaron Ramsey from the left by-line.61:23
Branislav Ivanovic restarts play with the free kick.61:23 Booking
Booking Darcy Blake booked.60:51
Darcy Blake gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Filip Djuricic.59:18
Aleksandar Kolarov takes a shot. Blocked by David Vaughan. Corner taken by Zoran Tosic.54:15
The assist for the goal came from Branislav Ivanovic.54:15 Goal scored
Goal! - Dusan Tadic - Serbia 4 - 1 Wales Dusan Tadic fires in a goal from inside the penalty area low into the middle of the goal. Serbia 4-1 Wales.53:13
Free kick awarded for a foul by Lazar Markovic on Chris Gunter. Boaz Myhill takes the free kick.52:35
Outswinging corner taken by Zoran Tosic from the left by-line played to the near post.52:05
Shot from 20 yards by Dusan Tadic. Ashley Williams gets a block in.49:54
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Aleksandar Kolarov by David Vaughan. Free kick taken by Zoran Tosic. Dusan Tadic takes a shot. Blocked by Samuel Ricketts.49:04
Filip Djuricic takes a shot. Blocked by Darcy Blake.46:34
David Vaughan concedes a free kick for a foul on Lazar Markovic. Aleksandar Kolarov produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick. Effort from outside the penalty area by Aleksandar Kolarov goes wide left of the goal.45:01
The second half has started.45:00 +1:27 Half time
Half Time The whistle is blown to end the first half.45:00 +0:52
Corner taken right-footed by Aaron Ramsey.45:00 Substitution
Substitution (Wales) makes a substitution, with Samuel Ricketts coming on for Adam Matthews.45:00 Substitution
Substitution David Vaughan is brought on as a substitute for David Edwards.44:57
Effort from inside the area by Dusan Tadic misses to the right of the target.41:48
Corner taken left-footed by Zoran Tosic, save made by Boaz Myhill.38:28
Assist by Dusan Tadic.38:28 Goal scored
Goal! - Filip Djuricic - Serbia 3 - 1 Wales A goal is scored by Filip Djuricic from inside the penalty box high into the middle of the goal. Serbia 3-1 Wales.37:28
Joe Allen concedes a free kick for a foul on Zoran Tosic. Direct free kick taken by Branislav Ivanovic.36:22
Dusan Tadic produces a cross, David Edwards makes a clearance.33:08
Free kick awarded for a foul by Ashley Williams on Dusan Tadic. Free kick taken by Zoran Tosic.30:33 Goal scored
Goal! - Gareth Bale - Serbia 2 - 1 Wales Gareth Bale grabs a fantastic goal direct from the free kick from outside the penalty box to the top left corner of the goal. Serbia 2-1 Wales.29:42
Milan Bisevac gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Gareth Bale.26:55
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Zoran Tosic, Branislav Ivanovic challenges Chris Gunter unfairly and gives away a free kick. Boaz Myhill restarts play with the free kick.26:24
Zoran Tosic takes the outswinging corner, Dusan Tadic takes a shot. Darcy Blake gets a block in.25:44
Outswinging corner taken by Zoran Tosic from the left by-line, Branislav Ivanovic takes a shot. Blocked by Darcy Blake.23:19
The assist for the goal came from Aleksandar Kolarov.23:19 Goal scored
Goal! - Zoran Tosic - Serbia 2 - 0 Wales Zoran Tosic finds the back of the net with a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom right corner of the goal. Serbia 2-0 Wales.23:10
Aleksandar Kolarov takes a shot. Save by Boaz Myhill.21:35
The ball is crossed by Dusan Tadic.19:09
Corner taken short by Aaron Ramsey.17:23
Shot from outside the area by Aleksandar Ignjovski misses to the left of the goal.15:06
Branislav Ivanovic provided the assist for the goal.15:06 Goal scored
Goal! - Aleksandar Kolarov - Serbia 1 - 0 Wales Aleksandar Kolarov hits the back of the net with a brilliant goal direct from the free kick from just outside the area to the top right corner of the goal. Serbia 1-0 Wales.14:04
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Branislav Ivanovic by Simon Church.11:41
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Zoran Tosic from the right by-line, comfortable save by Boaz Myhill.10:18
Free kick awarded for a foul by Joe Allen on Lazar Markovic. The ball is sent over by Zoran Tosic, Matija Nastasic takes a shot. David Edwards gets a block in.8:22
Inswinging corner taken by Zoran Tosic from the right by-line, Filip Djuricic challenges Darcy Blake unfairly and gives away a free kick. Boaz Myhill takes the direct free kick.6:14
Corner taken right-footed by Aaron Ramsey, Header from deep inside the penalty area by Ashley Williams goes harmlessly over the crossbar.3:46
Shot by Chris Gunter from a long way out goes over the crossbar.3:07
Unfair challenge on Aaron Ramsey by Dusan Tadic results in a free kick. Aaron Ramsey takes the free kick.1:43
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Branislav Ivanovic by Steve Morison. Vladimir Stojkovic takes the direct free kick.1:14
Aleksandar Kolarov concedes a free kick for a foul on Gareth Bale. Direct free kick taken by Darcy Blake.0:18
Foul by Zoran Tosic on Aaron Ramsey, free kick awarded. Darcy Blake takes the free kick.0:00
The match gets underway.
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Comment number 186. Posted by nick606on 12 Sept 2012 22:21
I'd say wales and scotland are equally rubbish. wales do have some class players, that we lack, but the rest of their team is dreadful. scotland have a large collection of very average players and a good keeper. the wales v scotland match will depend on whether or not more than one of the good welsh players can turn in a decent performance. if bale, ramsey and allen play well, wales should win.
Comment number 185. Posted by Tosh_fanon 12 Sept 2012 16:13
I am still so bitterley disappointed at the result and performance from the game yesterday. I have to agree with Kevin Ratcliffe and what he said about Aaron Ramsey. Lets hope that he can get back to his best.
I want to back Chris Coleman because I really like and respect him but yesterday was the worst Welsh performance I have known. Lets hope for some reputation recovery against Scotland!
Comment number 184. Posted by Gav_Mangoon 12 Sept 2012 14:43
@176 Chris Wilby
Wednesday 25 May 2011 19.01 BST
Wales 1 Earnshaw 36
Scotland 3 Morrison 55, Miller 64, Berra 70
I'm sure I don't need to include who the managers were that evening. Or did you play Scotland off the park but just got unlucky - like last night?
Comment number 183. Posted by barcaon 12 Sept 2012 12:58
I lost interest in the Welsh Football Team when the FAW sold their TV rights to Sky (when they were drawn in the same group as England even though the BBC offered to match Sky's bid! I like many in Wales do not have Sky) Before then and since childhood I would follow or attend all the matches I could. It does not please me to see Wales like they are now, but it does not surprise me either.
Comment number 182. Posted by welshsteveon 12 Sept 2012 12:50
Our biggest problem is that our true top players, like Bale etc are most likely "gutted" that Wales aren't a top team so can't be bothered. All about them not your country. This, I think is the route of the problem. On paper, our first 11 is a half decent Premier League side, nothing more, but when players like Bale, Bellamy etc cry off matches, our lack of quality in depth is seriously exposed
Comment number 181. Posted by Chris Wilbyon 12 Sept 2012 12:39
179.Aussie Jack
People in the UK are proud to be Welsh/Scottish/English/N.Irish. We don't want a team GB. I'd never support GB with the same passion I support England.
Comment number 180. Posted by Owain ap Gruffuddon 12 Sept 2012 12:34
@179. OMG, I hope you are ready for the flak you will get for that one. Maybe go post something similar on the English, Scottish and Irish forums? Good luck.lol
Comment number 179. Posted by Aussie Jackon 12 Sept 2012 12:29
Speed was always a difficult act to follow but it's clear that Coleman just hasn't got it - for whatever reason. It won't happen but one day maybe national parochialism will be set aside and a GB team will go and win something. Probably never happen because most fans would rather shout for their "great nation" that fails miserably at varying levels depending on which home nation you support.
Comment number 178. Posted by Owain ap Gruffuddon 12 Sept 2012 12:06
Giggs retired from International football in June 2007, but then came out of retirement in July 2012. Some five years after playing his last game for Wales! Why, to captain team GB at the Olympics. I say again, Man U first, GB second, and lastly Wales. That sums it all up for me, when you have top class players who put matters in that order. Very very disappointing !!
Comment number 177. Posted by collymonsteron 12 Sept 2012 12:06
Bobby Charlton was a top player and awful manager, same could be said of Roy Keane. Being a good player is little to do with it, most managers who have been top players, cant understand why players are unable to play the game like they did. Fact!
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Changing consumer landscape creates a $50 billion digital opportunity
At this year's CM Summit, Mary Meeker shared an updated presentation on her 2010 Internet Trends. As always, Meeker's presentation was jammed with thought provoking statements and facts that every marketing professional needs to pay attention. In particular,the following caught my eye as things every Brand Manger and Marketer needs to keep in mind:
The difference in Media Time Spent vs Advertising Spend creates a $50 billion global opportunity: As consumers spend more time with Internet / Mobile, there is still a major gap vs advertising spend. There is a huge opportunity to shift dollars, especially at the expense of print (12% of media time but a whopping 26% of ad spend). But shifting theese dollars will require average online CPM's to move upwards since they are still well below other media CPM's.
Mobile Internet is ramping up faster than desktop Internet did: In fact, Morgan Stanley is predicting that for the first time ever, Smart Phone shipments will outpace Basic Cell Phones in 2011. This is driven by the fact that 2010 will be a "Mainstream" tipping point as 3G penetration crosses over 20% globally. Additionally, the number of Mobile App and Mobile Search users both doubled from 2009 to 2010. Search was the single most used Mobile Browser feature, greater than Social Networking (#2) and News (#3).
Google's Android will soon pass the iPhone in shipments: Estimates show that Android shipments in Q2 2010 will likely exceed iPhone for the first time-ever. Most marketers I know have iPhone envy and aren't even thinking about developing for Android. Looks like that will have to change…fast.
These are just a few of the highlights from a great presentation. Take the time to read it. Your head will be spinning with opportunities and thoughts afterwards.
Where is the "World Wide Web" headed in the future? [video]
What if you asked folks like Tim Berners-Lee, Chris Dixon, David Weinberger, and Nova Spivack to explain the future of the Internet? Or had them explain concepts such as the Semantic Web or Linked Data? Or gave Clay Shirky the chance to talk about what he considers to be "one of the deepest questions in all of Western Philosophy?
Well Kate Ray, a student at NYU, did just that as she worked to produce a short documentary entitled Web 3.0. Only 14 minutes in length, this is a must watch video for any marketer trying to wrap their mind around where things are headed in this digital world we are living. Very cool stuff.
Credit to Mitch Joel for pointing me to this video.
The State of the Internet [video]
Everyone loves a good video that captures interesting facts & figures. In this latest take, digital agency JESS3 animated a video that shows "The State of Internet" with a good collection of recent stats.
JESS3 / The State of The Internet from Jesse Thomas on Vimeo.
Long-term potential of the Global Online Media Landscape
Over the weekend, I finally had a chance to read the Nielsen Global Online Media Landscape. An easy read at 20 pages, the report covers six broad topics including: 1.) Internet Audiences, 2.) Online Video, 3.) Social Media, 4.) Mobile, 5.) Online Display Advertising, and 6.) E-Commerce.
While I highly suggest any Brand Manager read the entire report, here are the nuggets that jumped out to me:
While 2009 will not be a banner year for online advertising revenues, the longer-term prospects for the global online medium continue to be bright: In 2009, online will once again outperform all other media. China will likely be fl at to down, partially due to the global slowdown but more importantly because it will be hard to match the Olympics-related surge during 2008. The U.S. and Japan will be fl at to up slightly. There will be pockets of significant (25+%) growth, but it will be limited to small-to-mid sized advertising countries such as Brazil, and throughout Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia.
Digital Content / Online Video are among the fastest growing areas of the Online Media Landscape: When you consider these facts, it is no wonder that the TV industry is struggling to find direction:
- The number of American users frequenting online video destinations has climbed 339 percent since 2003.
- Time spent on video sites has shot up almost 2,000 percent over the same period.
- In the last year alone, unique viewers of online video grew 10 percent, the number of streams grew 41 percent, the streams per user grew 27 percent and the total minutes engaged with online video grew 71 percent.
- One of the more interesting trends in online video is the increasing attraction to long form videos: the total minutes spent watching long-form (average of six-to-eight minutes) is considerably more than minutes spent on short-form, and has grown about 20% in the fi rst two months of 2009.
The impact of Social Media cannot be ignored by marketers: Brands such as Motrin and Domino's have learned the hard way the impact of Social Media. It is no wonder when you consider these facts:
- There are 87 percent more online social media users now than in 2003, with 883 percent more time devoted to those sites.
- In the last year alone, time spent on social networking sites has surged 73 percent.
- In February, social network usage exceeded Web-based e-mail usage for the first time.
- Social networking plays a prominent role with Mothers aged 25-35 with at least one child at home. In addition to e-mail, they are 85% more likely to spend time with Facebook compared to the average online consumer.
Mobile is finally taking its rightful place in the spotlight: Marketers have anticipating the "year of mobile" for almost a decade. It appears that in 2009, Mobile is finally starting to live up to its potential:
- In the U.S. today, nearly 50 million mobile subscribers access the Web via their devices on a monthly basis. In the U.S., the mobile Internet audience grew 74% between February 2007 and February 2009.
- While historically US has been behind in mobile adoption, the US is now one of the leading markets for mobile Internet penetration, with more than 18% of subscribers accessing mobile Web. This is the highest penetration of mobile subscribers among the markets Nielsen reports mobile Internet adoption.
- Penetration of smartphones doubled between Q4 2007 and Q4 2008, from 7% of U.S. mobile subscribers to 14%. Penetration of faster 3G devices now stands at 37% of handsets in use in the U.S
- iPhone users are unique in their use – a hint at the mobile media behaviors of users of next-gen phones to come. iPhone users, for instance, are more than four times as likely as a typical subscriber to use mobile Internet, six times as likely to use mobile applications and six times as likely to consume mobile video.
- 12 million U.S. mobile subscribers access their social networks over their phone. At the end of 2008, Facebook was just slightly ahead of MySpace in terms of unique mobile users: 7 million compared to 5.7 million. Mobile usage of social networking sites grew 260% during 2008 in the U.S.


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Seaside Heights, NJ - Jamie O'Brien feeds her four-month-old son Sean O'Brien Jr, while helping her daughter Brianna O'Brien, age 7, with her first grade homework, Wednesday, March 13, 2013, less than a week after the family was able to return to their Seaside Heights home. JASON TOWLEN/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
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Renee Sotelo made her way into the small kitchen toward the refrigerator, where she plucked a photo of her smiling, barrel-chested, husband wrapping his thick arms around their then 2-year-old daughter. She gazed proudly at the reminder of happier times.
Megan, now 9, and her 6-year-old sister Angela could be heard outside playing with their new friends as Brian Sotelo sat at the dining table and lit another cigarette, the smoke already hanging heavy in the cramped mobile home in a Jacksonville, Fla., trailer park otherwise known as Portside at the Beaches.
He's been thinking about quitting, but now doesn't seem like the right time. His family struggles to regain a bit of normalcy more than four months removed from superstorm Sandy and some 930 miles from the home they'd been renting on Kearney Avenue in Seaside Heights before being evacuated.
Finally, as if displaying the road map that led them to his place, Brian Sotelo stood and turned, raising his shirt to reveal the long vertical scar along his spine where surgeons installed steel rods and fused discs following a construction accident six years ago, leaving the family to live off the $2,000 he receives each month from a disability settlement.
Then his wife fills in the blanks, her words tinged with disillusionment while detailing a nightmarish odyssey from the shelter system, including the deplorable conditions in Tent City at Monmouth Park to two months in a motel in Wildwood, before being effectively displaced by a highly competitive, increasingly expensive rental market. All while getting precious little in the form of assistance from the government or charities.
"Why do I want to go back to place I've called home my whole life that has basically turned their back on me and my family?" Renee Sotelo wondered, embittered as she hears the daily reports about the pace of rebuilding along the Jersey Shore from the place they're renting for $750 a month. "When we were in the shelters, my whole family, we volunteered from the moment we got there ... so to be ignored, and worse yet forgotten about, is just very disheartening. Very upsetting."
Studying the two Sotelo girls, who each morning take the school bus to Jacksonville's Chet's Creek Elementary School, their third school this grade year, you couldn't help but feel they've deserved better since Sandy made landfall. They are still haunted by their experiences.
Both Megan and Angela grow sullen when reminded of the frigid conditions in Tent City, and they climb into their parents' bed every time a storm approaches. Megan speaks of their harrowing mid-January retreat to northern Florida in a small truck on a shoestring budget, and how the mobile home is a welcome relief from the cramped quarters of their single motel room.
"I grew up with nothing," Renee Sotelo said. "I look at it like I got a heads-up about what the real world is like when most people didn't.
"I'm not asking for much. It's just very disheartening the way my family and a lot of others have been treated. They say they're getting millions of dollars in donations, but most of the people aren't seeing any of it. We didn't want to leave New Jersey. We had to."
Renters suffering
Now, like so many others, they find themselves still battling the storm, long after the winds have died down, the water has receded and the national spotlight has dimmed.
Dreams came in many different forms prior to the Oct. 29 storm. And while some may have been grander than others, they all mattered.
An analysis of Federal Emergency Management Agency data shows that four out of 10 state residents impacted were renters, with 41 percent of them earning less than $15,000 annually, according to New York University's Furman Center for Real Estate and Policy and the Enterprise for Community Partners. Sixty-seven percent earned less than $30,000. The largest number of requests for FEMA assistance came from Ocean County (52,878), with 77 percent of renters in Seaside Heights earning less than $30,000 per year.
Currently, no numbers are available relating to displaced renters relocating outside the state.
When Gov. Chris Christie unveiled the state's action plan on Tuesday, outlining how the first $1.8 billion in federal aid would be distributed, about one in every 20 renters would be helped according to Kevin Walsh, associate director of the Fair Share Housing Center.
"There are a fair number of upper-income people, but they are generally the people who have more resources to recover than lower-income renters do," said Walsh, "which is why it's so important that their needs take priority."
According to the action plan, more than $279 million will be allocated to rental and special needs housing, amounting to some 5,300 units. It also states that 22 percent of all damage occurred to the rental stock.
"What we anticipate over the next few years is an affordable-housing boom here in the state of New Jersey as a result of this infusion of cash and the rental and housing programs we intend to implement," said state. Department of Consumer Affairs Commissioner Richard E. Constable.
Constable indicated that he listened to concerns and entertained suggestions from Walsh and other affordable housing advocates in the weeks before the plan was unveiled.
"This plan is not a panacea and will not make every advocacy group happy," he added. "All I can tell you is that we are doing everything in our power to ensure that, as a state, we do not leave any population behind that had damage from Sandy - whether homeowners or renters. This is the first allocation and we will dedicate additional monies from future allocations to help improve the number of affordable housing units in the state, especially those communities disproportionally impacted by Sandy."
There's more than enough finger pointing to go around. But the reality is that many of the most vulnerable victims find themselves in precarious situations as they try to navigate through a tangle of red tape in an effort to secure both government assistance and charitable aid.
Behind the numbers
The statistics and dollar figures are just soulless notations on some computer screen. It's when you attach actual faces to the raw numbers that you come to understand just how difficult life has become for some families.
There was a single car parked on Barnegat Avenue in Seaside Heights one afternoon last week, in a section of town just over the bridge where most of the rentals are year-round.
Inside the home beside that lone sport-utility vehicle, Jamie O'Brien was nestled into a corner of the couch feeding a bottle to 4-month-old Sean Jr., born three months prematurely the day before Sandy struck.
The family of four sought refuge in Sean O'Brien's mother's one-bedroom apartment in Old Bridge after the storm surge ruined everything on the first floor.
Jamie spent 21/2 months traveling to Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch every day until Sean Jr. was released. All the while Sean was driving their 7-year-old daughter, Brianna, to first grade, which had to be relocated to Central Regional High School, because FEMA said if they registered her in Old Bridge they would no longer be considered displaced.
While his daughter was in school, Sean would head to Barnegat Avenue and help their landlord rip the place apart and rebuild it, just so they could get back in, which they did last weekend.
"The way I feel is that FEMA talked all this stuff when this happened, saying they were going to take care of the residents that were displaced," said Jamie O'Brien. "And you know what? I'm sorry to say they haven't done a damn thing for my family. You didn't give me enough on my personal property; you didn't give me enough to survive."
What they got was $2,800 that they ended up having to use for gasoline back and forth to the Jersey Shore for four months and living expenses, and $2,400 for their possessions, which went toward their new furniture. They've gotten nothing for Sean's tools, as the unemployed mechanic who used to work on amusement rides along the waterfront, including the roller coaster that sits in the ocean nearby, is now finally able to begin looking for a job.
You do the math.
Hometown Heroes, the Toms River-based charity that's done a great job locally, provided some money to help pay the rent, and there's an income tax refund. But something's got to break for them soon.
"We're the only people on our block right now. There are so many people still displaced from their homes," Jamie O'Brien said. "I'm a certified nurse's aide and had been working in Manchester, but I couldn't work while we were displaced, and now it's hard to work with a preemie baby at home."
They booted John Van Dyk from the shelter inside Monmouth Park the day before Thanksgiving after FEMA turned down his request for aid. So he ate his holiday dinner at a local church, and ever since has been crashing in a vacant office above a friend's flower shop in Hazlet.
"In January, I got a call from FEMA, and they said they wanted to meet me where I used to live in Sea Bright," he said. "So the FEMA guy comes, and I told him I had already been turned down because my brother was the leaseholder. He said the original guy didn't do my application right and that I was entitled to something and he would be getting back to me. It's two months later and I still haven't heard from them."
Now he's trying to save money to rent a room somewhere, delivering flowers two days a week and picking up occasional work in his field of radio communications. But he's resigned to idea he might be living in his van.
"As I told the FEMA guy at the time, all this FEMA money is supposed to be for people who were displaced," said the 52-year-old. "I wasn't displaced before the storm. The governor's wife's charity is sitting on $32 million. You could rebuild Union Beach with that.
"Yet here I am, still in limbo, not sure where life is going, pretty much hustling trying to make buck here and there."
I don't claim to understand how things like suffering and despair are distributed, and I'm skeptical of those who claim they do. Nor do I have all the answers when it comes to getting the necessary assistance to the people who need it most. But when I look at families like the Sotelos and so many others I've encountered since superstorm Sandy, it clear there's a gap to be bridged.
As for the hardest part of their ordeal, Renee Sotelo doesn't have to think twice.
"Watching the kids," she said. "Watching what they've gone through. Watching what they've had to lose. Seeing true fear for the first time. I've never seen my kids afraid like that. I don't ever want to see it again."
And maybe that's not such an unreasonable expectation.


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Feb 29, 201206:50 PMAlong the Gulfshore
Gulfshore Life's editors explore Southwest Florida
Photo of the Week: Attach
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Taken in Captiva by Austin Sullivan, the photo "Attach" seems to stop time. The transfixing mass of indigo that contrasts with the orange tones of skin and starfish makes the photo's signification, of man's attachment to the watery part of the world, all the more striking.
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|Comparison of plethysmographic methods for obtaining thoracic gas volume in anesthetized dogs.
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|PMID: 4030619 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Thoracic gas volume (TGV) cannot be measured in the body plethysmograph by the standard spontaneous breathing technique (SB) when there is a significant respiratory center depression. In this case, either external compression of the chest wall (EC) or phrenic nerve stimulation (PhN) can be used to induce the pressure-volume changes necessary to calculate TGV. In the present study we compared TGV measured in eight pentobarbital-anesthetized dogs by SB, EC, PhN, and the standard He-dilution method. EC and simulated PhN were also used to measure the volume of a lung model, and EC was used to measure the volume of isolated lung lobes. A method for fast and accurate plethysmographic calibration is also described. In the intact dogs, SB, PhN, and He-dilution techniques gave similar results, but EC overestimated TGV. In the isolated lobes and lung model EC accurately measured volume. We speculate that EC induces substantial intersegmental and/or interlobal gas movement in intact lungs and that the pressure drop due to airway resistance causes proximal airway pressure to underestimate alveolar pressure changes, which induces overestimation in calculated TGV. We conclude that PhN is the method of choice to measure plethysmographic TGV when the respiratory center is depressed and that EC overestimates TGV in intact dogs.
|J A Armengol; R L Jones; E G King
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|Type: Comparative Study; In Vitro; Journal Article
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|Title: Journal of applied physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985) Volume: 59 ISSN: 8750-7587 ISO Abbreviation: J. Appl. Physiol. Publication Date: 1985 Aug
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|Created Date: 1985-10-21 Completed Date: 1985-10-21 Revised Date: 2013-09-26
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|Nlm Unique ID: 8502536 Medline TA: J Appl Physiol (1985) Country: UNITED STATES
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Federal Labor Leader Bill Shorten raises pensioners' budget concerns during visit to Launceston
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- May 01, 2014
THE watering down of the Prime Minister's signature paid parental leave scheme showed Tony Abbott was not a man of conviction and could not be trusted, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten said in Launceston yesterday.
Mr Abbott yesterday bowed to pressure from within the Coalition and from the community and lowered the top rate of the scheme from $150,000 a year to $100,000.
It means women can receive six months' full pay up to $50,000 after having a baby.
Mr Abbott defended the change as necessary to help the "budget emergency''.
However, the reduction would not save much from the $5.5 billion scheme and a tax on Australia's biggest companies would still go ahead.
Mr Shorten attacked Mr Abbott for walking away from the scheme he had been standing by as late as Tuesday.
"If Prime Minister Abbott can't even stick by his signature policy for 24 hours, how can Australians trust him on anything,'' he said.
In the wake of Mr Abbott's announcement, Mr Shorten refocused his attack on a speculated new debt tax which he said would hit middle-class, hard-working Australians.
"He has proved he is not a man of his convictions and he has certainly not walked away from his dumb, crazy idea to tax millions of hard-working Australians because the Abbott Government doesn't know how to bring down a budget,'' Mr Shorten said.
"He said yesterday there would be four years of personal income tax increases but that it was only temporary. Mr Abbott, if people are paying more tax that doesn't feel temporary.''
Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive Michael Bailey said the parental leave change would have minimal impact on Tasmania because few women earned more than $100,000.
"What we're seeing is a reaction to a budget shortfall and it is politically smart because the Government was copping flak about wealthy people from the northern suburbs of Sydney receiving thousands of dollars,'' he said.
Mr Shorten said pensioners were "red-hot angry'' about the Abbott Government's proposed changes after saying before the election pensions would not be touched.
"Now he says he is going to review the carer's pension and even the age pension is on the Liberal Party chopping block,'' Mr Shorten said.
Pensioners who had worked hard their whole life and paid taxes were worrying about their future, he said.
The Government has proposed raising the pension age to 70 and restricting increases, but has said it will take the policy to the next election.
Mr Abbott said women earning more than $100,000 a year would still be eligible for the parental leave scheme but would receive a maximum of $50,000 for six months.
He said he would have preferred to stick to the original policy, which had been taken to two elections.
"A lot of things have to be adjusted and everyone is going to have to do his or her bit to deal with the problem that we have inherited, to deal with the debt and deficit mess that Labor left this country with,'' he said.
"We were elected to fix a problem, fix it we will, but above all else we've got to do it in ways that are fair and that's what the Government will ensure in these final 10 days or so of budget preparations."
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Dennis Blight of Perth Posted at 10:09 AM May 22, 2014
70 year old pensioner and carer,67 year old partner both very unwell after a 50 year plus working life with most of it not covered by super We visit doctors very often we will pay the co payment if it helps Australians get out of the financial hole that labour has left us in. I will object to any changes to the proposed changes in the budget to students .after the last 48 Hrs of unresponsable conduct by the these louts .they have not paid any tax done anything to help the country a big percentige will not repay their loans get a job help yourself think for your self not lies spouted by shorten. I have no option but to put all these students in one package have not heard any of them condem the action of the others.
lindon hays of old beach Posted at 6:42 PM May 01, 2014
Man of conviction, this from the very man that knifed two Prime Ministers in the back. The word trust and Bill Shorten should never be in the same sentence.
Jason Glover of Richmond Posted at 1:55 PM May 01, 2014
labor really scrapped the bottom 0f the barrell when they elected this fella as their leader.Best of a poor bunch I guess.


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