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One of the most important steps in the buying process is organising the best car finance and insurance you can. It can sometimes seem like a minefield, and it can be difficult to know what kind of car loan to go for. On this page, you'll find some information about how to look for the best car finance deal possible.
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I have been umming and arring for the past 6 months over cars and getting my head around a few factors. I spoke to Frank this afternoon (Mon 5th Nov) and all I can say is that in 10minutes he has made more sense to me than anyone else in 3 months. I found him to be very knowledgeable, honest, upfront and has given me some excellent and needed advice. Thank you again to Frank for his words of wisdom and he didn't burst my bubble..
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Please accept this as a formal thank you for your efforts on my behalf. I have been most impressed and grateful for your professional, friendly and patient assistance. The whole process has made buying a new car a pleasure rather than an onerous and irksome duty. I love my car!! Absolutely stunning to drive - took my husband out for lunch at Brooklyn to celebrate! Really thrilled. I shall not hesitate to recommend you in the future.
I am writing to thank you and your company for the wonderful service you have given me. On the sale of my vehicle and also buying my new Honda which is just great. Both cars were delivered and picked up on time. Thank you again.
Thank you for your assistance the car is fantastic the deal you were able to negotiate for us was great. Let's hope we can send some additional business your way as we haven't stopped telling people about the great deal, how easy everything was, the service the whole experience was 'as smooth as silk'. In the end we saved around $1,800.00. Once again many thanks for your help.
I wish to commend a member of your staff that recently helped us purchase a new vehicle. Having rung various companies/garages trying to locate a particular vehicle that we wanted, we found that most companies did not even have the courtesy to call us back. We were fortunate enough to speak with Paul, who was extremely efficient right from the start. He explained what was involved in purchasing the car and also made several calls to locate a car for us almost immediately. We took delivery of our car yesterday and would have no hesitation in recommending Paul to our friends/relatives. Thank you once again for the excellent service.
I have recently purchased a brand new Volkswagen Beetle through Lenny Lenehan and I wanted you to know how lucky I think you are to have such a professional account service person. I have worked in marketing internationally for over 15 years and therefore have very high expectations as a customer and a very low appreciation of what Australia perceives as an accepted standard of level of service. However, Lenny's competence and behaviours are those I would consider world class and I wanted you to know that he is definitely an asset to your company and I will be recommending Lenny to as many of my friends and colleagues as I can. If Lenny is the standard you base your company's bench mark at, then I am confident Private Fleet must be one of this country's most successful service company.
I write to thank you for making the purchase of my new WRX a hassle free and enjoyable experience. I could not believe I was behind the wheel within 2 weeks of the order. As promised, the car was beautifully presented and with a full tank. The money I saved by using Private Fleet will enable me to purchase a few luxuries. I also look forward to utilising the additional benefits of being a Private Fleet member. I will be highly recommending Private Fleet to all my family/friends/colleagues.
After writing an enquiry form I received a phone call from Lenny within 24 hours. He took all my details and was very polite and patient with my lack of car knowledge. He told me he would have an offer by midday the next day. I received a phone call from Lenny at 10:30 am to inform me of the offer. Every communication I have had with Lenny has been efficient and any requests I have had, have been answered promptly and kindly. I love this website. It has taken all the stress of buying a new car out of the equation and makes it a pleasurable experience. I will definately be recommending this service to everyone I know. Good on you all for having such a great and workable idea. And good on you all for employing such great people.
I wanted to thank you and your company for the great results I received via my new car. I appreciate your efforts (Anton and Catherine included), and am very happy with my car. I have had to call Russell in Canberra Toyota as I had a couple of queries with my car and he was always very helpful and happy to hear from me.I would recommend Private Fleet to others as I have done already. Thanking you...
Andrew is considered a professional and an asset to your company. I can certainly say that I the " customer " was looked after. I have referred your services by word of mouth to family and friends who are looking to purchase a car. Thank you Andrew.
I wanted to pass on my apprreciation for the service and professionalism received from your organisation with a special mention of gratitude to George who did a fantastic job. I have been responsible for the purchase of motor vehicles for large corporates using the usual large fleet leasing companies and your service levels leave them for dead...
...how great the complete car buying service was for me - most definately the way to go! Such a brilliant service!
I also wanted to say Thankyou for all the effort you have put in to make this happen. Your Customer Service is exceptional and my experience with Private Fleet has been very positive.
Thank you for the excellent work...I shall recommend your organisation to any friends who are looking to buy a car.
...she wanted to express how happy she was...she was contacted basically straight away and offered a fantastic deal she could not refuse.
Hi Jason, I would like to thank you for the professionalism displayed from my initial enquiry through to the actual delivery of my new Subaru Impreza. Your timely and informative responses to my numerous enquiries made the experience of purchasing my vehicle with the comprehensive support from Privatefleet completely hassle free. I was equally astounded [and pleased] at the significant savings you were able to achieve on the purchase price. I was unable to obtain quotes anywhere near as competitive whilst dealing directly with a number of dealerships. I have no hesitation in recommending the services of yourself and Privatefleet to anyone contemplating the purchase of a new vehicle.
Andrew is considered a professional and an asset to your company. I can certainly say that I the " customer " was looked after. I have referred your services by word of mouth to family and friends who are looking to purchase a car. Thank you Andrew.
I would like to thank you both (and your staff) for everything that you have done for me and to let you know that it is greatly appreciated. And I must say, the car drives like a dream!!!!!!!!
...my Honda Accord Euro - it's great, and I am very happy with my savings...
Would like to thank Private Fleet for making it so easy to buy a new car & also for getting such a great deal...
I just spoke to Lenny, told him what I wanted and within hours had a price significantly better than what the Nissan dealer I had bought my last new car from 2 1/2 years ago and had serviced it during that period. I must tell you that throughout the process I kept saying to myself that their must be a catch " Buying a car was never meant to be so easy", well now I know it is :) I will certainly recommend you guys to anyone I know who is in the market for a car"
I am delighted with my acquisition and would gladly recommend Private Fleet to anyone considering the purchase of a motor vehicle as the service I received was exemplary and without a doubt the best I have ever experienced when purchasing a motor vehicle. Once again I extend my sincere appreciation to Private Fleet...
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Thank You...I can't tell you how much I'm impressed with the speed and efficiency in the way that you went about organising the whole business. Not only did the car arrive a day earlier than promised, it was over $2,000 better than my best quote. Buying a new car can be such a bore - never has it been easier. Congratulations …it's nice to deal with real professionals.
If you want the 'best deal in town', go and look up Private Fleet.
Anton, thank you very much for your very professional and personal service over the past week. I was impressed by your prompt and efficient service and was very happy with the price you secured for me. The whole experience, thus far, has been a pleasure and it was very nice talking to you - despite the Rugby scores at the weekend! As you can imagine my family and I have much to contend with due to our imminent emigration; if only everything was as simple as dealing with you and Private Fleet!
I received first class service - thank you.
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Grace, firstly let me pass on my compliments to you and the team at Private Fleet. We are now the proud owners of a beautiful car, as a great price. More importantly we have been spared the haggling with car dealers. This relatively stress free transaction has been due to the efforts of Private Fleet and your friendly customer approach. Well done.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Who probably would not have appreciated anyone who bootlegged their concerts back in the day but now they want those recordings.
The Who have put out a call to fans and collectors for rare and lost recordings of the band throughout their 50-year career.
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A 1964 film of an early version of the band, The High Numbers, recently was discovered in a loft in the Netherlands.
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In Outlook when after a meeting has been created we could change individual attendees status (accept / deny).
Is it possible to have the same option with Zimbra CS 8 (web base) ?
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I suppose you could not worry about drawing an actual map, and instead read over your notes and other material. Then just draw a square for one of the main countries/peoples. Following that, place additional squares in relation to the others based on what your relationship notes say. Maybe use bigger squares for larger nations. Or rectangles if it's a long narrow country. Likewise, if a city in one square has a river running through it, make a note of that. If one country is supposed to have mountains in the east, note that on the left side of that country's square.
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Green With Envy In a 1932 Ford Deuce Roadster CoupeWritten by on June 9, 2003 Contributors: Rick Amado Don Kline's 1932 Green Ford Duece Roadster Coupe
Don Kline's fanaticism for Deuces goes back to his childhood scale-model days. He took his first ride in a Flattie-powered five-window when he was in high school and met his future wife, Sue, while cruising in a coupe of his own. He already had a red steel three-window and an all-steel teal Tudor in his garage when he decided to try his hand at building a five-window coupe, finished with lots of help from John Matthews at Vintage Specialties. Don wanted the coupe done resto rod style with lots of chrome and no billet. The car could be 'glass but had to look like steel. A Gibbons body with a Rootlieb hood and original running boards from the swap meet were dropped onto a TCI chassis with a 4-inch dropped axle. Power comes from a Ford SVO 5.0 with aluminum heads, three two-barrel Holleys, and a Hurst-shifted Tremec five-speed. Don sometimes swaps the solids rims for polished five-spoke Americans to take the coupe from the '50s into the '60s. The Glide bench got the Ultrasuede roll 'n' pleat treatment at Pearl's Upholstery Shop and was finished just in time for the Nats East in York, Pennsylvania, where the pea-green coupe ended up in the winner's circle.
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Ballpark Blueprint: Royalty Fields
In this Ballpark Blueprint, we highlight the Royalty Fields program, part of Royals Charities:
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Images: USARPAC plans for Indonesian exercise [Image 8 of 10]
Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Kevin Bell
Members of U.S. Army Pacific's Contingency Command Post meet with representatives of the Indonesian National Armed Forces to discuss plans for an upcoming humanitarian and disaster relief exercise in Indonesia at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, Feb. 20, 2013. The bilateral exercise, known as Gema Bhakti, will be held in June. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Kevin Bell/Released)
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After another little round of rain I went out to investigate the yard and found a few unexpected things. We grabbed the camera to document them for you.
-A Boreal Chorus frog (or possibly a Western chorus frog) in the driveway. The kids pulled out the field guide and identified him before setting him loose in a puddle. Every time this happens I start thinking again about putting in a pond. Because I'm keeping up so well with the rest of the place, and I don't have any half finished projects.
-At least five different types of mushrooms growing in the lawn and (what was supposed to be) the fallow section of the vegetable garden. If these ones are edible, I've probably got enough to stock the freezer for the year. Where's a reliable mycologist when you need one?
-The peas going to town, blooming like there's no tomorrow, which there might not be for them–we've already had our first snow! I don't normally grow peas, so this is an extra special treat for me, and makes me wonder, why don't I normally grow peas?
-The tops chomped clean off one patch of beets. I assume the deer are coming through again; they seem to change their route a couple of times a year and I haven't seen much sign of them since late winter. I'd have a picture for you of that travesty except meine Kamera ist kaput. (The final unexpected surprise. Boo.)


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Editor, News-Register,
Another typical liberal, gun-hating letter by Alan Ruben. Just enough information and half truths to make his cause seem justified. No one here cares or believes your liberal garbage. I'm sure you have some people who read and believe your fear mongering.
Personally, I think you should move to California or maybe to New York City with your buddy Bloomberg. I'm sure there are plenty of people who would sympathize with you there.
I'm writing to give you the rest of the story on who the NRA really is. It's me, a 20-year member who has owned and shot guns since I was 6 years old. It's my 76-year-old dad, who taught me the right way to care for, handle and respect guns. It's my brother, both of my brothers-in-law and my 22-year-old nephew, who is an engineering student at WVU and a member of the WVU Rifle Club. It's my cousin Rich, a major in the Special Forces in the U.S. Army, serving in his second tour of duty in Afghanistan. And yes, it's George K. Kollitides II, Ronnie Barret and Pete Brownwell. And I am grateful that they are; they have the influences and abilities to fight for our rights.
However, these are only three of many of the NRA Board of Directors. It is also the Honorary Joe M. Albaugh, Oak Hill, Texas, former director of FEMA. It's Dave Butz, retired all-pro defensive tackle, former NBA star Karl Malone (played for the Utah Jazz and twice on the USA Olympic gold medal team). It's also Lt. Col. Oliver North, USMC-retired, combat veteran who received the Silver Star, the Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts for wounds in action fighting for our freedom and constitutional rights. Or it's Ms. Marion P. Hammer, Tallahassee, Fla., inducted into the Florida Women's Hall of Fame in 2005, and the only woman to be awarded the Roy Rogers 1985 "Man of the Year" Award, just to name a few of the many awards she has received over her lifetime. She is also past president of the NRA.
Another nominee is Sgt. Joaquin Jackson, 27-year veteran of the Texas Rangers (not the baseball team) - retired. Also, Det. Lance Olson, Marengo, Iowa - retired. Deputy Dwight D. Van Horn, Hayden, Idaho, and Congressman Don E. Young, Fort Yukon, Alaska.
The list goes on and on of normal, everyday, law-abiding people who make up the NRA. And its numbers grow everyday. Anyone who hunts, shoots or just owns a gun for personal protection should belong to the NRA. They are out there everyday fighting the Alan Rubens and Obamas and all of the other small-minded people who believe a national gun registry of ballistic finger printing would stop criminals from getting guns. Drugs are illegal, yet look at the problem we have with them.
I used to get upset every time Ruben would write one of his garbage letters or columns, but now I have decided to turn it into a positive thing. Now, I am going to start my own NRA campaign - the Alan Ruben NRA Fundraiser. Everytime we have to endure another gun-hater column or letter, I am going to make another donation to the NRA. After reading the column a few weeks ago, I sent $50. I have also convinced my dad and brother to do the same, even if it's only $5. Every little bit helps. My brother-in-law was concerned because he only gets $5 a week allowance, but my sister said she would make special allowances for some of Ruben's "really good" letters. I encourage all who are reading this and agree with me to send at least $5 to the NRA.
And if you think you can outlast me and my donation campaign, you can forget it. Chesapeake Energy told me royalty checks are due out any day, and I couldn't think of a better way to spend some of that money.
So bring on your useless letters. I and the NRA are looking forward to your next letter/column. And I hope it really burns you to know $50 went to the NRA because of you.
L. Kevin Gribben


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The health of Teresa Heinz Kerry, the wife of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, continues to improve and doctors have ruled out a heart attack, stroke or brain tumor as causing her "seizure-like" symptoms, the State Department said on Tuesday.
Kerry will travel briefly to Washington on Tuesday to open this week's U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue meetings, Glen Johnson, a State Department official who is his personal spokesman, said in a statement released by the department.
Heinz Kerry, 74, was taken a hospital on the Massachusetts island of Nantucket on Sunday and then flown in her own plane to be treated at Boston's Massachusetts General Hospital, where she remains.


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Thanks to meri and an anonymous DtL reader for tipping me off to the latest Rafael Nadal news!
It's a been a busy couple of days already for the world's top baller. The Spanish steamroller joined his footballer friend Iker Casillas as they gave president of the 'Communidad de Madrid', Esperanza Aguirre, the t-shirts they'll be wearing during their "Friends of Iker vs. Friends of Rafa" charity event today. Very exciting!
The pair also announced their roster for the event: Iker will be bringing ballers David Ferrer and Juan Carlos Ferrero, cyclist Alberto Contador, F1 racer Fernando Alonso, as well as his clubmates, Sergio Ramos + Fabio Cannavaro.
Rafa will have sexy Serb Novak Djokovic, F1, Rally and MotoGP racers such as Pedro de la Rosa, Carlos Sainz and Sete Gibernau, and footballers Raul and Samuel Eto'o.
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UPDATE: Here's video of Rafa + Iker presenting the t-shirts at the pre-event presser. Enjoy!


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Pittsburgh, PA (Sports Network) - The St. Louis Cardinals have activated
catcher Tony Cruz off the 15-day disabled list and recalled outfielder Adron
Chambers from Triple-A Memphis.
Sunday marks the first day teams can expand rosters.
Cruz had been sidelined with a stress fracture in his left forearm and will
probably be used only as an emergency catcher. He has trouble swinging the bat
and went on the DL just two weeks ago.
The 27-year-old is batting .212 with a homer and 11 RBI in 40 games this
Chambers appeared in 11 games for the Cardinals earlier this season and went
2-for-12 with an RBI. The speedy 26-year-old has batted a combined .230 in 70
games at the major league level the past three seasons and has been part of
St. Louis' postseason roster each of the last two years.
The Sports Network


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PCC in the News
News: Volleyball Needs Win In Last Match For SCC Title
The situation is set for the Pasadena City College women's volleyball team to to tie El Camino College for the South Coast Conference title. The Lancers (18-4 overall) are knotted with the Warriors (18-4) for first place in the SCC with identical 12-1 records. On Wednesday, Nov. 14, the pressure is on the state No. 9 Lancers to defeat No. 16-ranked Mt. San Antonio in their conference finale. Tip-off for the conference finale is 6 p.m. at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
El Camino all but has its third straight conference crown locked up after sweeping Mt. San Antonio on Thursday. ECC must defeat lowly LA Trade Tech on Wednesday to win at least a share of championship. A loss by PCC would give El Camino the title outright.
The Lancers, who won their only conference title in the sport in 2009, swept host Cerritos College Friday, 25-13, 25-18, 25-17, at Gahr High (the Falcons temporary home away from home).
Sophomore opposite Yanise Joseph slammed 12 kills and added two assisted blocks to pace the Lancers. Setter Kailey Faust added 31 assists, four kills on dump plays, and two aces. Libero Jennifer Estrada made 20 digs while middle blocker Jackie Valle-Acosta continued to be efficient with nine kills and three blocks. Pasadena made an uncharacteristic 10 errors on serve receives.
"Yanise picked it up for us after the tough loss at El Camino," said PCC head coach Tammy Silva. "We need her to be a hitter for us as an experienced sophomore. Our outside hitters aren't doing enough, making Yanise more of a factor. Kailey continues to stay hot. She's running and mixing up the offense very well and taking over the leadership role as the quarterback for the offense."
On playing Mt. SAC for the title, she said: "We played a tremendous match, one of our best of the season at Mt. SAC in the first round of conference. Really, it's up to us to dictate what happens. If we play to our capabilities, we'll win. If we let Mt. SAC get momentum and stop playing Lancer volleyball, we could be in for a long match."
[Photo--Sophomore libero Jennifer Estrada in action during a recent match.]
Release Date: 11/11/2012


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I have set up Zimbra as a test, seeing if it really is better than Exchange 2010, first problem..
Receive an email addressed to an alias account, it arrives no problems, says to "email@example.com", however when i hit reply, its going to send it from the default account name (firstname.lastname@example.com), i can change this manually in the "from" selection box. I cant deploy a mail server like that, Zimbra knows which email address this mail arrived to, how do i get it to send it from the correct account (ive looked and cant find a setting)?
I thought this wouldn't be a problem as VMWare says Out of Office notifications go from the correct account, however it appears mails dont...
ideas please (to confirm, Exchange 2010 wont do this either, however with a plugin from IVASoft it will with no problems (and does it very well)).
Many Thanks


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Feb 26, 2012
Welcome to our live coverage of politics from the national capital. All times in AEDST. You can also follow me on Twitter @murpharoo
5.40pm: It's good night from us at The Pulse.
We'll be back again, from early tomorrow morning for an epic day in federal politics.
Special thanks from me to my colleagues in Canberra and Melbourne for their contributions today.
Thanks to to the many readers who skipped their Sunday brunch and stayed with us online all day.
Thanks to folks who made comments, and got in touch with me on Twitter.
We do have a lot of fun at The Pulse.
Look forward to doing it all again tomorrow.
Until then, many blessings .. and have a great night.
5.30pm: Well federal Labor, do your worst.
Here are your two alternatives.
Time to sort it out.
My colleague Richard Willingham at Canberra Airport bumped into Laurie Ferguson a moment ago.
Laurie is a Gillard supporter. His brother Martin will vote for Kevin.
That's the story of this struggle in so many ways; a family all at odds.
Labor has an opportunity to make peace tomorrow morning, to be worthy of its supporters.
Will it take that opportunity?
Soon we'll all see.
Laurie was cracking hardy this afternoon. The backroom chat is of third candidates given the damage that has been inflicted on Ms Gillard and Mr Rudd over the past few days.
Can Julia Gillard get some clear air if she wins?
Laurie is hoping so. What about a third candidate emerging from the ruins, Richard asked him.
"A thousand to one," was the reply.
5.15pm: Exactly, Kirsten Livermore, Queensland Labor backbencher and Gillard supporter.
We could not have said it better ourselves.
5.00pm: "Fighting Tories."
Like this lady in the picture below, Liberal Deputy leader, Julie Bishop.
(If Mr Rudd loses tomorrow, I'm sure Ms Bishop will miss her daily question to him in the House of Representatives.)
National Barnaby Joyce has also whizzed past the press pack.
Senator Joyce predicts "scars will remain" whomever wins tomorrow's leadership ballot.
4.50pm: Alex Ellinghausen, snapping the arrivals at Canberra Airport for The Pulse and the Fairfax newspapers, has put this little montage on Twitter.
It puts you in his eyes: what it's like to be out there recording the unfolding events this afternoon. (Click on the link in the Tweet box below to pull up the images on yfrog)
The waiting game at Canberra Airport. #auspolyfrog.com/kieuluyj— Alex Ellinghausen (@ellinghausen) February 26, 2012
4.35pm: This Labor man, Anthony Albanese, has said all he intends to say on this leadership battle.
Albo has breezed past reporters at the Canberra Airport without adding to his endorsement of Kevin Rudd yesterday.
Mr Albanese will be glad to have the muck behind him, so he can get back to his favoured occupation, "fighting Tories" (as he's defined it.)
4.10pm: Rudd backer, Janelle Saffin, is standing by her chosen candidate.
Ms Saffin has told the Canberra Airport contingent emails to her office overwhelmingly back Kevin Rudd over Julia Gillard.
But Ms Saffin says tomorrow is the end of this discussion.
Labor needs to make a decision and move on.
"Tomorrow we have some healing to do."
4.00pm: For the number conscious, here is SMH chief political correspondent Phillip Coorey's final tally for today of Labor's caucus numbers.
Julia Gillard: 69
Kevin Rudd: 29
Undecided: 5
3.35pm: Someone, please, buy Sarah a coffee.
3.30pm: This lady is local ALP branch member Sarah Cowdrey, camped out at Canberra Airport, waiting for Julia Gillard.
(Sorry Sarah, she's gone).
Never let it be said that Julia Gillard's campaign for the Labor leadership lacks a people power dimension.
"Gillard's Great," Sarah's banner reads.
"She gets good stuff done."
(Thanks to Richard Willingham and photographer Alex Ellinghausen for tracking Sarah down.)
3.20pm: We've noted here before at The Pulse that House of Representatives Speaker, Peter Slipper, has taken it upon himself to soothe the nation at times of stress.
Here is a video Mr Slipper posted on YouTube today.
The Labor leadership fight is not some unseemly jelly wrestle, he argues.
Mr Slipper points out gently that parties (not voters) choose their leaders.
This is an "exercise of democracy in action."
You can read Jess Wright's news story about the Slipper video here.
3.10pm: Look who else has just arrived.
Fairfax photographer Andrew Meares snaps Ms Gillard and Mr Mathieson at Fairbairn Air Base.
Welcome back Prime Minister, much on?
3.05pm: Opposition leader Tony Abbott has arrived back in Canberra for the parliamentary sitting week.
Yes, parliament is sitting.
Situation normal.
(Abnormally normal, given the huge contingent of reporters and photographers camped out at the Canberra Airport.)
2.45pm: Happy. Days.
Julia Gillard from Family Day today, with Matthew Boyd.
2.30pm: And the winner is ... drum roll please ... Julia Gillard.
The Northern Territory News reports that a psychic crocodile by the name of Harry has intuited a Gillard victory in the leadership ballot tomorrow morning.
No, I am not joking.
You can read the report here
Harry has cracking predictive form apparently.
"The last time Harry got it wrong was the 2010 NRL Roosters v Dragons grand final, and that was a fault of heart. He can boast the pick of three Darwin Cup winners and even predicted Gillard as winner of the 2010 election."
(And a warning for young Pulse readers, Harry has formidable looking teeth.)
2.15pm: Thank you very much indeed to Age journalist Reid Sexton for this quick report from Ms Gillard's pit-stop at Melbourne's Whitten Oval just a little while ago.
Here's Reid:
"The PM arrives at the Whitten Oval, home of the Western Bulldogs, to a welcome more befitting of a Premiership player than a politician. Fans mob her as she walks across the ground in the heart of Melbourne's west, with people ditching their picnic rugs and games of kick to kick to get a glimpse.
With Nicola Roxon and first bloke Tim Mathieson in tow, Ms Gillard happily stops for photographs with fans there for the Bulldogs' family day.
It is then to the stage after Bulldogs president Simon Garlick invites her up for a bit of friendly footy banter.
To loud applause, Garlick explains that, unlike some other number one ticket-holders, Gillard understands footy and knows the players.
Asked how the Dogs will perform this year Ms Gillard says she hopes they'll do better than last year, a sentiment that could probably appply equally to her government.
While the PM is on the stage the first bloke declines a request to talk to The Age, a contrast to Therese Rein who has been telling all who'll listen that her husband is best placed to lead the country.
After presenting the players with their numbers for the season ahead, it's back to the waiting mob on the ground. She spends 10 minutes signing autographs and posing for more photos but an adviser says there'll be no press conference.
Ms Gillard says "it's been a great day" before leaving the ground to begin the trip back to Canberra.
2.10pm: Of course another excellent option for Ms Gillard, in the event she prevails in tomorrow morning's leadership ballot, and needs to replace her Foreign Minister, would be the other man featured in this photograph.
Stephen Smith.
Mr Smith had the job before. Word is he's not exactly thrilled in his current portfolio of Defence.
Stephen. Simon. Stephen. Simon.
Or a third candidate.
(That dreaded third candidate. They are everywhere.)
1.50pm: Richard Willingham, Age journalist, likes to keep a very close eye on the gaming industry.
Leadership tussles are always good for business.
Here is Richard's update:
"With all the madness going on in Canberra it is good to see that some people still have a sense of humour. Online sports betting group agency have added some novelty bets to tommorow's ballot, including which country Kevin Rudd will move to if he losses the ballot.
Sportsbet.com.au say Great Britain is considered to be the best chance of being Rudd's new home at odds of $1.45. Somalia is the long shot at $101, with Switzerland ($3.00), USA ($4.50), New Zealand ($13) Russia ($21) and China ($21) seen as potential future destinations for Rudd should he lose.
The bookie is also offering bets on what colours the key players will wear during their speeches after the result of the ballot is declared. Rudd to don a black tie is favourite at $3.25, with the Prime Minister tipped to wear a white jacket the $4.00 favourite.
Blue ($3.50) and red ($4.50) are also considered strong possibilities to be Rudd's colour of choice; while pink looms as a long shot for Gillard priced at $13," the bookie said.
1.40pm: "I'll state my case, of which I'm certain..."
Fairfax economics correspondent Peter Martin says Wayne Swan channels Frank Sinatra in this week's Sunday Economic Note.
Here's Peter:
"It reads like an account of how he (and Prime Minister Julia Gillard) did it their way.
Not yet posted on the web (he and Ms Gillard have been busy) it begins:
"Over the past 18 months, the Gillard Labor Government has got on with the job of preparing our nation for change..."
The headings read:
Ms Gillard will probably still be Prime Minister by the end of the week and Swan will probably still be deputy.
But in case they are not, they want us know they did it their way."
1.30pm: Age reporter Reid Sexton has been following the Prime Minister to Family Day at the Western Bulldogs.
Here's the PM, on her way to audition for full forward, presumably.
Reid snapped Ms Gillard on his iPhone just a little while ago.
1.15pm: I am not a lobbyist!
Rudd campaign strategist Bruce Hawker in Brisbane.
Mr Rudd said this morning Mr Hawker is not getting paid for his services.
Lucky Mr Hawker.
1.00pm: Now more on ministries - and not of the religious variety.
Martin Ferguson was on Meet the Press also, and he's made it clear that he will continue in a Gillard Cabinet if that's her disposition.
(This is despite backing Kevin Rudd in the leadership ballot.)
My own view is it would not be in Ms Gillard's interests to dump people like Anthony Albanese and Martin Ferguson and Chris Bowen.
They are loyal Labor men, and they are all too critical for the government.
Incidentally, there is some speculation around Canberra that Simon Crean is in the box seat to replace Kevin Rudd as Foreign Minister.
Crean for Foreign Minister? What do you think?
How Ms Gillard handles her reshuffle if she prevails in the morning will be one of the more interesting 'look forward' elements of the day.
Payback? Reward?
Peace love and harmony?
We shall see.
12.45pm: Here are the Rudds leaving church a little while ago.
(Could not help myself. This babe is beautiful.)
12.40pm: Many capital city Pulse readers will already have seen Meet the Press this morning.
But for some reason, the Ten Network delays the telecast in Canberra, to the profound frustration of politics tragics in the capital.
A politics show, not screened in Canberra until later than everywhere else?
Seems odd.
But we digress.
Here is Wayne Swan, with host Hugh Riminton.
Mr Riminton has asked Mr Swan whether Mr Rudd was telling the truth this morning when he said Cabinet colleagues didn't raise with him the excessive internal chaos that they now cite as a reason not to have him back as Prime Minister.
WAYNE SWAN: Those statements are untrue. The fact is I, along with a number of Senior Ministers, was talking with Kevin Rudd about the inability to progress the business of Government – particularly through 2010 and late 2009. These matters were raised with him. The fact is there isn't an easy way of explaining to people why there was great dissatisfaction – not just in the caucus, but also among Senior Cabinet colleagues who were working with him. But the most important thing we have to do is have a vote tomorrow, put this matter to bed, unify and get on with supporting a strong economy, which is the stand-out economy in the developed world.
Mr Swan was also asked would he serve in a Rudd Cabinet should he prevail in the leadership ballot.
Interestingly, Mr Swan didn't want to go there.
HUGH RIMINTON: Now, Peter Garrett is the latest Cabinet Minister – brings to three those who say they will not serve under Kevin Rudd if he wins. Will you serve under Kevin Rudd if he wins?
WAYNE SWAN: I'm not going to respond to hypotheticals – I think there'll be a strong vote for the Prime Minister tomorrow. I'll do everything in my power to unify the party after tomorrow.
12.30pm: Here is a short account from our reporter Tom Arup, on the ground with the Prime Minister for her first public event in Melbourne.
Ms Gillard clearly has a fan in Robyn Flatman.
Thanks to Tom for this snippet:
"Julia Gillard has spent the morning touring a disability services centre in her Melbourne electorate, where she has been a long time patron. She used the visit to promote Labor's National Disability Insurance scheme and the need for party unity following tomorrow's ballot.
Ms Gillard was greeted by the centre's choir who serenaded her with "Stand by Me."
Watching with interest from the sidelines were Janet Ryan and Robyn Flatman, who both have children using the centre's day care facilities.
Ms Flatman, a Labor voter from Sunshine in Melbourne's west, said she was sick of all the bickering and the party should let Ms Gillard have a proper go of being Prime Minister.
"Really they have been on her back since day one, you know Kevin, and her being a woman and having red hair and all that," she said.
"They should just lay off and let her do her thing and let her have a go."
12.10pm: Pulse readers will be aware that Cabinet minister Chris Bowen is already out for Rudd.
Today Mr Bowen made this, more detailed, affirmation.
"I think Kevin is our most formidable campaigner. He defeated a man many regarded as invincible."
Noon: I do know what you mean, Sky News reporter Laura Jayes.
3rd day outside @KRuddMP house. I feel like a stalker! twitter.com/ljayes/status/…— Laura Jayes (@ljayes) February 26, 2012
11.50am: Ms Gillard is speaking to reporters.
How will tomorrow's leadership ballot pan out?
"I am very confident of the strong support of my colleagues."
The Prime Minister says tomorrow must be the end of it.
The end of this debilitating discussion.
The end of the commentary.
"I am absolutely convinced we can defeat Tony Abbott at the election in 2013. I believe we will unite after tomorrow's ballot."
Of Mr Albanese's intervention yesterday for Mr Rudd?
"He made a very sincere and moving declaration about his love of the Labor Party. That's the kind of spirit we'll see from Labor after tomorrow's ballot."
[Our man on the ground, Tom Arup, says the PM was greeted with a serenade of "Stand by me."]
11.45pm: The Prime Minister has landed.
Julia at the Mambourin centre in Melbourne twitter.com/aruptom/status…— Tom Arup (@aruptom) February 26, 2012
11.40pm: The National Times is also hosting its own leadership debate today.
On our Party Line blog, Labor's Kim Carr and Craig Emerson are slugging it out.
If you are keen, have a look here.
11.30am: Apologies Pulsers, as I was watching Kevin Rudd earlier on the Nine Network, I couldn't bring you Nicola Roxon's contribution this morning until now.
Here is what the AAP news wires are reporting:
11.20am: Another pro-Rudd source says this:
"Right now, the only thing that looks like being 'resolved' in the morning is Kevin is not a viable candidate for a second challenge - not that I actually believe that of course."
This person's argument?
Denying Rudd's return won't improve Julia Gillard's political judgment, won't address her propensity to make big mistakes at moments when she isn't actually under acute pressure, won't address the widespread concern that the public doesn't like her - that she hasn't got the capacity to deliver for Labor at the ballot box.
11.15am: Camp Rudd thinks it's game over today.
One Rudd supporter, a sardonic type, joked to me a moment ago, "it's like we've had a live cam into Rwanda."
The timing of the ballot, as Mr Rudd acknowledged on TV this morning, has worked against him.
There is no doubt about that.
Wise heads in Camp Rudd always wanted a challenge later this year, not now.
Ms Gillard has maximised her tactical advantage, blowing this up while Mr Rudd was out of the country.
For Mr Rudd, this looks like a case of wrong timing, wrong terrain.
The man himself is just coming out of church now.
"Where ever I am in the world I try to go to church," Mr Rudd tells the media scrum, with arm around wife Therese.
"Everyone in politics is human. When it gets tough and rough, we rely on the support of those closest to us. The things that unite us are much bigger than those who divide us."
The result tomorrow, all over isn't it? "That's a matter for individual MPs."
10.50am: Pictures just in from Mr Rudd going to church just a little while ago.
10.45am: Peter Garrett has joined the list of frontbenchers saying they will not serve in the ministry in the unlikely event Kevin Rudd wins tomorrow's ballot.
We've had Tony Burke and Nicola Roxon confirm they won't serve.
Peter Garrett was on television this morning and said: "I wouldn't seek to serve in his ministry."
Garrett was the portfolio minister forced to take his lumps when the Rudd Government's household insulation program was revealed to be in crisis.
Garrett had ministerial responsibility for that scheme, and should have taken the heat.
But it was widely known the rot set into that scheme because it was set up with ridiculous timelines for implementation. The Rudd Government wanted to get it up and running quickly to provide stimulus to the economy during the global financial crisis.
But speed has a cost, and the cost was shoddy implementation.
The timeline for rolling the scheme out was set not by Peter Garrett, but by the Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.
Mr Garrett said this morning the government under Mr Rudd towards the end had lapsed into internal chaos.
His argument was like Ms Roxon's: I couldn't go through that again.
10.35am: This was Kevin Rudd, and wife Therese, with his Brisbane peeps, yesterday.
The Rudd caucus.
10.30am: The Prime Minister Julia Gillard is about to get out and about in Melbourne.
She will visit the Mambourin Sensory Gardens, and drop in on the Western Bulldogs Family Day.
10.20am: Here is the latest cut of the caucus numbers from The Sydney Morning Herald's chief political correspondent, Phillip Coorey.
Ms Gillard: 68
Mr Rudd: 30
Undecided: 5
10.15am: Who says Canberra's political journalists are cut-throat competitors without manners?
Shame on you.
Here's Sky anchor David Speers congratulating Laurie Oakes on his interview with Mr Rudd.
@LaurieOakes Good interview— David Speers (@David_Speers) February 25, 2012
@David_SpeersThanks, David.— LaurieOakes (@LaurieOakes) February 25, 2012
Perhaps appropriately, given all this civility, Kevin Rudd has zipped to church.
10.05am: Bruce Hawker is still shouting by the way.
So there's no doubt: I'm not paid by anyone to work for Kevin Rudd. No quid pro quo. I'm not a lobbyist. Check the Lobbyists registers.— bruce hawker (@brucehawker2010) February 25, 2012
10.00am: Let's catch our breath for just minute.
Some interesting things to think about.
Here is this morning's report from Misha Schubert and Steph Peatling, the Sunday political editors for the Fairfax papers, which confirms fifteen of Labor's twenty most marginal seats holders are voting Gillard tomorrow.
This suggests Mr Rudd's "people power" push has not yet convinced enough marginal seats holders to decamp from Gillard.
Separately to their excellent work, I pondered this issue over the weekend.
I sought advice from my most reliable Labor numbers man, who pointed out that there is no distinct pattern to this challenge.
Mr Rudd has the backing of Labor's most marginal seat holder, Darren Cheeseman - and the man with Labor's safest seat, Martin Ferguson.
Ms Gillard's support has held up well with marginal seats MPs over all.
On current "known" numbers, Ms Gillard has support from 60 per cent of the NSW Right.
Mr Rudd around 33 per cent.
Somewhat counter-intuitively:
What was that Mark Latham said once about Kevin Rudd?
He's only liked by people who have never met him?
Perhaps the closer you get to both of these people, the more suspect they look!
9.40am: Just when you thought Labor's stampede to the television this morning was slowing down:
I will be discussing #leadership on the Bolt Report. Watch it live after 10am on Channel 10 or by following the link: bit.ly/AC10zT— Richard Marles (@RichardMarlesMP) February 25, 2012
9.35am: Bruce Hawker, Mr Rudd's campaign director, is heckling from the sidelines.
I am not a lobbyist! I am not not a lobbyist!
Claim I am a lobbyist is 100% false. I took my name off the lobbyists register in May 2010 before working in Rudd's office. Sold HB in 2010— bruce hawker (@brucehawker2010) February 25, 2012
9.30am: Mr Rudd says he's worried if he loses on Monday, the internal character assassinations against him will continue.
"I think it's time people accepted responsibility for their own actions."
"This thing is bigger than all of us. If I get mown down by a bus tomorrow ... the party is much bigger than me. It's time for us to unite rather than divide. I say to my supporters, unite behind the government."
He says this leadership ballot is not at a time of his choosing. It's been forced on him essentially by the character assassinations of senior colleagues.
"But it having come to this, it should be resolved," Mr Rudd says.
Of the notion of third candidates for the leadership emerging from the wreckage, Mr Rudd is distinctly unimpressed.
Mr Rudd says to all others "carrying leaderhip batons in their backpack real or imagined" - put them away.
This process can't continue, he says.
9.25am: It's been a tough interview, and Kevin Rudd is getting mildly touchy now.
Mr Oakes asks about newspaper reports that he called the Prime Minister a childless former Communist at a hotel in Adelaide.
"I don't have any recollection of having said anything of the sort."
9.20am: Mr Rudd says whatever the result, the factional hacks need to lay down the cudgels after Monday and do the right thing by Labor.
"Everyone needs to step back, calm down, and listen to what Anthony Albanese said yesterday," Mr Rudd says.
Mr Rudd insists that he has learned.
"We can always, all do better. I'd be a mug if I didn't learn from my experiences."
Plainly, I think as Prime Minister of the country you need to be focused on four or five issues; and you need to delegate more.
I don't claim to have got all things right."
He suggests he will sleep more!
Mr Rudd says he was pre-occupied with managing the global finanical crisis.
That explains some of the internal chaos.
He says none of his Cabinet colleagues ever took him to task over his management style.
9.15am: Laurie Oakes asks Mr Rudd how he could possibly win an election now given the things that have been said about him over the past few days.
How could he lead when half the Cabinet would not serve with him?
Mr Rudd says people should have been more temperate in their remarks.
But it all washes through in the end.
"A lot of things that are said are seen to be said in the heat of campaigns," Mr Rudd says.
Mr Rudd says if Ms Gillard is returned, he will fall into line.
He will not cause trouble.
"If Julia is returned on Monday she will have my unequiovcal support."
9.10am: Here is Mr Rudd now.
Mr Rudd says he was done over factions and faceless men in June 2010.
He says he accepts responsibility for past mistakes.
Laurie Oakes is pushing Mr Rudd on his faceless men theme.
This is not "faceless men" opposing your return is it?
It's senior ministers.
It's caucus members who don't like you.
And haven't you got a faceless man, the lobbyist Bruce Hawker, running your campaign?
"I think it's quite wrong to be focusing on Bruce," Mr Rudd says, unimpressed.
8.58am: And just while we are waiting for Kevin, those Liberals.
They just love helping.
The Liberals have launched a new version of their Kevin is a Lemon advertisement.
Lemons never change their spots.
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Good morning, Labor backbencher Graham Perrett:
"No creature can learn that which his heart has no shape to hold." Cormac McCarthy "All the Pretty Horses"— Graham Perrett (@GrahamPerrettMP) February 25, 2012
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Welcome to our rolling coverage of Labor's leadership crisis.
Who says Sunday is the day of rest?
Coming up just after 9am, Nine Network political editor Laurie Oakes will interview Kevin Rudd.
This is Mr Rudd's first lengthy, sit down interview since launching his challenge to Julia Gillard.
You can bet all caucus eyes are glued to the box this morning.
Over on the pay TV network, Sky Television, Rudd loyalist Chris Bowen is standing by his man.
Shortly, Gillard loyalist Nicola Roxon will be standing by her woman on the ABC.
Rudd loyalist Martin Ferguson will Meet the Press on the Ten Network.
Anchor David Speers is tweeting bits and pieces from his interview with Chris Bowen:
Chris Bowen says Kevin Rudd was a good PM, accessible, consultative etc. @SkyNewsAust— David Speers (@David_Speers) February 25, 2012


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Karen Schroeder Kassel, MS, RD, MEd
Calcium is the most prevalent mineral in the human body. About 99% of the body's calcium resides in the bones and teeth, and the remaining 1% is dispersed throughout other body fluids and cells.
Calcium's functions include:
The Institute of Medicine offers these recommendations:
In childhood, not getting enough calcium may interfere with growth. A severe deficiency may keep children from reaching their potential adult height. Even a mild deficiency over a lifetime can affect bone density and bone loss, which increases the risk for osteoporosis.
If you do not consume enough calcium, your body will draw from the storage in your bones in order to supply enough calcium for its other functions: nerve transmission, muscle contraction, heartbeat, and blood clotting.
Symptoms of a calcium deficiency include:
Very large doses over a prolonged period of time may cause kidney stones and poor kidney function. Your body may not absorb other minerals, such as
magnesium, and
zinc, properly. These problems could occur from consuming too much through a calcium supplement, not from milk or other calcium-rich foods. The tolerable upper intake level (UL) depends on age.
Dairy foods—milk, yogurt, and some cheeses—are the best dietary sources of calcium. These foods are also rich in vitamin D, which helps the body absorb calcium.
Absorption of calcium from some other dietary sources is not as great as that from dairy foods. Specifically, dark green vegetables contain oxalates, and grains contain phytates, which can bind with calcium and decrease their absorption.
Read food labels to determine the specific calcium levels of these foods.
Calcium is essential to build and maintain strong bones at all stages of life. Bone growth begins at conception, and bones grow longer and wider until well into the 20s. After this type of growth is complete, bones gain in strength and density as they continue to build up to peak bone mass by about age 35. From this point on, as a natural part of the aging process, bones slowly lose mass. Calcium is essential to slow this natural loss and stave off the onset of osteoporosis—a disease in which bones become fragile and more likely to break.
If you are unable to meet your calcium needs through dietary sources, consider a calcium supplement. Some points to remember when choosing and using a calcium supplement include:
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
The Nutrition Source
Harvard School of Public Health
Food and Nutrition
Health Canada
Dietitians of Canada
Bowes A, Pennington J, Church H. Bowes & Church Food Values of Portions Commonly Used. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 1998.
Calcium. EBSCO Natural and Alternative Treatments website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/pointofcare. Updated August 2011. Accessed August 11, 2012.
Calcium. Office of Dietary Supplements website. Available at: http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/calcium.asp. Accessed August 11, 2012.
Calcium intake and supplementation. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated June 25, 2012. Accessed August 11, 2012.
Dietary reference intakes for calcium and vitamin D. Institute of Medicine website. Available at: http://www.iom.edu/Reports/2010/Dietary-Reference-Intakes-for-Calcium-and-Vitamin-D/Report-Brief.aspx?page=1. Published November 30, 2010. Accessed August 11, 2012.
Food and Nutrition Information Center. US Department of Agriculture website. Available at: http://fnic.nal.usda.gov/. Accessed August 11, 2012.
Garrison RH, Somer E. The Nutrition Desk Reference. New Canaan, CT: Keats Publishing; 1995.
Groff JL, Gropper S. Advanced Nutrition and Human Metabolism. Belmont, CA: West Publishing Company; 1995.
Last reviewed August 2012 by Brian Randall, MD
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Panola County authorities say a bullet struck a school bus there, grazing at least one student in the back. They say it may have been a hunting accident.
District Attorney John Champion said that a 10-year-old student was transported by helicopter Monday to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center in Memphis.
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FORT BELVOIR, Va. (AP) - Decades after Bob Hope's famous overseas tours to visit service members, the USO is unveiling its newest and biggest center today.
The 20,000-square foot facility at Virginia's Fort Belvoir looks a bit like a ski lodge, with vaulted wooden ceilings and a fireplace in the entryway. But is also boasts a high-tech game room and computer lab, a golf simulator where vets can practice their swings and a gleaming kitchen, among other things -- all designed to help vets feel at home as many continue treatment for serious injuries.
The wife of one veteran who lost his legs in Afghanistan smiled as she toured the building yesterday. Kathleen Causey said it's the type of place where you can walk in, grab a cup of coffee and "be happy for a minute."