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PWA Sylt World Cup - Enthralling Day 2
by Vivienne Masters on 30 Sep 2013
Day 2 - PWA Sylt World Cup 2013 Carter / Pwatour.com
GP Joule PWA Sylt World Cup day 2 saw glorious sunshine and offshore winds of 15-20 knots arrive in Sylt as the competition began in front of a packed out crowd. The offshore winds created the perfect playground for the slalom sailors as they enjoyed a couple of hours of enthralling, tightly contested racing. By the end of the day the men have been narrowed down to the top sixteen, with just the winners' and losers' finals, respectively, to be sailed.
Men's Slalom
Elimination One
The first heat of the day saw a brilliant battle for the final qualifying place as Peter Volwater (Fanatic / Avanti) battled it out against Tomas Malina (Fanatic / Simmer). As the two sailors headed down the home straight Malina held the lead, but Volwater turned on the afterburners to snatch the crucial fourth place, whilst leaving Malina disappointed. Also advancing from the opening heat was Gonzalo Costa Hoevel (Starboard / Loft Sails), Matteo Iachino (F2 / Challenger Sails / AL360) and Oliver-Tom Schliemann (Starboard / Point-7).
The remainder of the opening round wasn't without its drama though as Antoine Questel (Starboard / Loft Sails) - seventh in the overall rankings - surprisingly missed out on a place the quarterfinals as the Frenchman finished in fifth place in heat three, whilst fellow compatriot Cedric Bordes (Tabou / Gaastra) also failed to advance into the next round.
Into the semifinals and Alberto Menegatti (Starboard / Point-7) kept alive his world title hopes as he qualified in second place from heat thirteen. Julien Quentel (RRD / NeilPryde) - who currently sits in second place overall - continued to show his blistering speed as he blitzed his way past Menegatti to claim first place, whilst Gonzalo Costa Hoevel and Jordy Vonk (Patrik / Loft Sails) also managed to book their place in the opening winners' final of the week. However, Ross Williams (Tabou / Gaastra), will be left feeling very disappointed not to be in the winners' final having been in the qualifying positions on two occasions before the heat was subsequently cancelled on both occasions due to light winds.
The second semifinal saw Taty Frans (Starboard / MauiSails / Mystic / Maui Ultra Fins) continue his lighting quick form as he stormed to victory ahead of the defending world champion Antoine Albeau (RRD / NeilPryde), Cyril Moussilmani (Starboard / Severne) and Steve Allen (Starboard / Severne). However, Bjorn Dunkerbeck (Starboard / Severne / Dunkerbeck Eyewear / Chris Benz), had to settle for a place in the losers' final having eventually finished in seventh place. There was also no room for either Ben van der Steen (Starboard / Gaastra / Mystic / Different) or Micah Buzianis (JP / MauiSails) in the winners' final.
Bringing a little freestyle to slalom
As well as being in superb form today, Taty Frans, also demonstrated how much fun he was having whilst racing. The man from Bonaire injected a bit of his Caribbean flair into heat five today as he combined a little freestyle with his blistering slalom - as Frans approached the final buoy, with a comfortable lead, he turned on the style factor by throwing in an audacious duck gybe, much to the delight of the crowds on the beach, before taking the first of his opening three heat victories on the second day.
The finals are yet to be completed due to the deteriorating wind conditions in the early evening. The sailors were eventually released shortly after six o'clock and they will now prepare themselves for tomorrow, which should see the first race completed at a minimum with the wind that is being predicted. The skippers' meeting for the slalom and freestyle sailors will be held at 10am tomorrow morning with a first possible start at 10:30am, whilst the wave fleet shall meet at 1pm. Of course you'll be able to follow all of the fantastic action by tuning into the PWA livestream at www.pwaworldtour.com.
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or they could just terminate one upper manager for twice that amount.. and they would get a huge savings in unemployment and welfare because that would only be one person out and not 600<quoted text>
I'd have to disagree with you. I believe this person has a point in what he says. I know quite a few people that work at Hershey and all they want is more more more!! They make very good money for the work that they do, and they have excellent benefits and so on. Another person made the comment that America use to have far more productive workers and companies would pay them for their hard work. Now people think it is owed to them no matter what type of work they do. Not just with Hershey but any type of business/workplace all you hear is people complaining about how much this person makes and how much that person makes. Maybe that person deserves to make more money because they have a better work ethic, higher education, or maybe it's corrupt and because they are friends with someone. If it's the last one then their is nothing you will do about it so find a new job and strive to EARN what you feel you should EARN. I wonder if Hershey would have asked the employees to take a $2 per hour pay cut and they would keep the plant open, if the employees would have accepted. Businesses rarely look at wage reduction as a means of staying alive, because employee moral goes down. People expect to get that paycheck and not have it change for the worse. However, I think it's a lot better to lose $80 per week then to lose ALL OF YOUR PAYCHECK! What ever happened to the you help me I'll help you ideals of the world, rather than the, I'll just help myslef. Just my opinion. Had the company cut the wages of every employee at the facility they would save $84,160 per week which is $4,376,320 per year.
On another note:
What is the business model that says you profit from building brand new and moving to a different location? I know that 19 East is very outdated, and that is due to poor management. They have not upgraded for many years.
Hershey to close main plant
There are 67 comments on the Lebanon Daily News story from Jun 1, 2010, titled Hershey to close main plant. In it, Lebanon Daily News reports that:Starting in about a year and a half, the recording used on the tourist tram that glides past the Hershey factory on East Chocolate Avenue will need to be changed.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Lebanon Daily News.
#21 Jun 2, 2010
#22 Jun 2, 2010
What is happening to the dream of Mr. Hershey and all of his loyal employees? They are getting screwed by management for the all mighty dollar! How can layoffs happen when a company is making money, yet does not care about the community and the families it supportd? They need to start cutting from the top.
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#23 Jun 2, 2010
100's? umm no say a worker makes 60k with bens. and "100s" means 200 thats 12 million, what top manager at hershey makes 12 mill? but i get your point on the other hand one great idea from oe of those suits could mean 100's of new jobs.
#24 Jun 2, 2010
Shareholders, folks, it's shareholders who rule the roost. The same shareholders or, better know as institutional investors who control you and your wife's pension or 401k plan. You want great returns so you can retire happily? Well, surprise, this is the cost of that feeling. Management is only part of the equation here folks. Many management decisions are difficult and until you've walked a mile in their Florsheims, give them the benefit of the doubt. It's very easy to run a company from the outside for sure. Nobody gets a lot of pleasure out of these moves because we all live downstream, however evolution of business is essential to the overall economy. There will always be turmoil in business; its the nature of the beast, and the beast gets pretty darn hungry from time to time. The days of a protected, lifetime employment position are over. A new worker entering the job force today can plan on 6 to 8 jobs in their life span, whether they be for advancement or loss of job. This aint your fathers world anymore. Candy is no different than any other commodity. Can you say Alcoa, Beth Steel? Its ugly, true that, however its life.
#25 Jun 2, 2010
Two Masters and Two Doctorates and can't CAPITALIZE a sentence? Boy University od Pheonix has lowered their standards. Anywho the point was that the lady said she assumed her job was secured just because she worked at Hershey. Death is the only thing thats for sure (and taxes). By the way there is a difference between having two Dostors and tow Masters then having two Doctorates and two Master degree's. I think you have two masters and they are holding your greencard so that you work for free. University of Phoenix, Ha! you are something...
#26 Jun 2, 2010
yeah yeah I can't spell either, Im not the 1 with 2 masters and two Dr's =p
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#27 Jun 2, 2010
You have a Master's Degree and make less than 50k? You sound like a frigging JEALOUS LOSER. BTW, what makes you think they're all "uneducated"?
#28 Jun 2, 2010
Anyone could have guessed this would happen after the strike in 2002.
Don't you just love those Unions?
The Virginia plant, which has ample space to expand is a NON-UNION shop....and people wonder why?????
To be honest I am surprised it didn't happen sooner.
#29 Jun 2, 2010
Wake up America! All manufacturing jobs are leaving the US. Soon nothing will be made in the US. We are becoming a third world nation. We have let our government destroy us.
#30 Jun 2, 2010
Wrong in every case. American productivity was much higher in the 19th century and early 20th century. The labor movement eroded productivity. Pick up a history book. Secondly it wasn't "Reaganites" who pushed through NAFTA it was Democrats. Stooges like you are too dumb to realize that your "party of the working man" has pursued a free-trade agenda just as vigorously as Republicans and this philosophy, along with large unions, has destroyed our manufacturing base. Put down the bong and try actually reading a book instead of getting all of your info from google.
#31 Jun 2, 2010
I worked for Hershey and WAS proud to say so. Not now. They only care about the MONEY, not the people and of all places to send our candy....Mexico!!! As far as working for a union...I wouldn't work non union..I have worked both and got screwed working NON UNION.!!!!!
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#32 Jun 2, 2010
Sad that so many people will be loosing their livelihood. Unfortunately in America today even the best of companies cannot be depended on for secure employment.
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#33 Jun 2, 2010
They will produce more profit!
#34 Jun 2, 2010
By the way this is Amway!
#35 Jun 2, 2010
It is unfortunate that an iconic American company like Hershey is forced to think about bottom line and making a profit...What is sadder is that people think that things should and will stay the way they were 20 30 50 or more years ago. Do I think it is right that people lose their jobs....No....Is it right to send work that we could do outside of the U.S......No.....Do I think that people should be entitled to make outrageous salaries and get over the top benefits.....No....Will I support Hershey's the Great American Chocolate Bar Corporation......Not a chance will I buy a Chocolate bar made in Mexico or China.....If I want a foreign chocolate I will eat Swiss or Dutch or Belgian chocolates....
#36 Jun 2, 2010
That Scab on your face keeps getting bigger and bigger genius.
#37 Jun 2, 2010
Sorry that you can't make any money with your fancy degree,chump.I probably had my first home paid for before you paid off your student loans.
#38 Jun 3, 2010
The adults are talking take your bottle and go back to bed.
#39 Jun 3, 2010
The bottom line is this: Hershey is a business NOT a charity organization. They are in business to make money.
If you owned a business and had a choice...pay someone $5.00 or pay someone $25.00...which would you choose? It's a no brainer.....
#40 Jun 3, 2010
Beleive me I worked in the great american chocolate factory for 30 years. Management doesn't give a shit about the employees or it's supervisors. The supervisors are paid good wages and still can't do there job. They need to have reliefs on with them,also being paid good wages. The company preaches that you can trust them to be honest.....that is a joke. The Hershey Company donesn't know the meaning of the word....that includes the union too! They threaten you with a vote, you can say yes and 600 people lose there jobs or say no and 1,100 or more lose there jobs. Just like Harley Davidson did to there employees. So why have a vote!!!!! Management will do what they want any way. Hershey Trust and VIP's should take lessons from M & M mars on how to run a sucessful business.
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Using in bathroom..not plush but works well
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Spalding Weighs in on School Consolidation
Focus should be on spending, not district size
Education Policy Director Audrey Spalding was cited in the Port Huron Times-Herald on recent talk about school consolidation and her commentary on the matter appears in the Manistee News Advocate (subscription required).
Spalding told the Times-Herald she didn't think countywide school districts would bring the savings proponents claim.
"It's about how you spend money and whether you spend money efficiently," she said. "It's true a number of districts are in deficit, but it's a small percentage. They are in deficit because of poor decisions, not because the size is unmanageable."
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This review is from: The Employer Brand ®: Bringing the Best of Brand Management to People at Work (Hardcover)
If you have ever been involved with Recruitment Advertising you may have flirted with the idea of Employer Branding. Given the cost of advertising in a national newspaper, you may have been tempted to tell readers both about the specific vacancy and also why they should join the organisation and build their career with it.
Such marketing could be on the basis of your personal experience, or based on the ideas of a few friends at a local hostelry. Or you might be tempted to describe your organisation and the benefits offered as you would them to be. But if you are going to do this properly, the marketing will be the result of systematic measurement, analysis, interpretation and leadership, and that is what this book is about.
The authors say that this book is about bringing the best of brand management to people at work. Consistent with this aim they define the term, and are clear about their potential audiences which include HR Specialists and Top Management. Simon Barrow wrote the five chapters in Part 1 – The Rational for Change, while Richard Mosley wrote the 7 Chapters in the rather longer Part 2 – The 'How To' Guide. At the end of the book there are two case studies, 6 pages of references and a detailed index. In keeping with the style of the book the references range from academic journals to details of company websites.
Had this book been available when I headed Recruitment, Development and Training in one part of a large organisation, I would have welcomed it. One reason is that while we were measuring and addressing a wide range of HR issues under our direct control, it raises questions about who was managing other issues affecting employees' experiences of the organisation and how this information could have been accessed and used.
Other features appeal too. For example it is good that the term 'Employer Brand' is defined. In my view it is an attractive term but because of this may be one which is corrupted quickly. Consider the fate of the equally attractive term 'Learning Organisation' which arose from the experience of Honda in Los Angeles; unable to sell their large motor bikes in America, junior employees reported back to Headquarters in Japan the interest shown in the mopeds that they used to run local errands. Ultimately it was through sales of the mopeds that Honda conquered America, and the term 'Learning Organisation' was coined to describe the ability of the organisation to learn and adapt. However, it was not long before the term Learning Organisation was being used to justify large training departments and to argue for the automatic approval of requests for any training!
I particularly welcome the Tesco case study which describes how Tesco have spent considerable time to get to know their employees and manage the Employer Brand by means of a People Insight Unit; the PIU drew on the expertise of staff in the Customer Insight Unit set up several years earlier. Because of the complexity of large organisations it is difficult to say that a single technique has contributed to success, but Tesco are large enough to investigate difference between similar stores and learn from them, and their experiences give credibility to the use of Employer Branding in Practice. However, at a time when every man and his dog is claiming to have contributed to Tesco's success, it would have been good to have a clear endorsement of the value and contribution of Employer Branding from the CEO, Terry Leahy, himself.
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Cataract surgery is the most practiced in the world. Surgical instruments and techniques continue to advance. Today, the cataract surgery has become safer, more efficient and more predictable. Advances now allow to combine a femtosecond laser to a computer with a 3D imaging to specifically remove the cataract.
Progress of femtosecond laser cataract intervention
As a first step the femtosecond laser creates a micro-incision on the surface of the cornea and then secondly it fragmented the nucleus of the lens. Instead of using surgical instruments laser creates small incisions in the cornea that allow very easy access to the lens within the eye. The fragmented pieces are removed more easily through the use of the femtosecond laser. Once the cataract has been deleted completely an intraocular lens is implanted instead of the natural lens. The incision is very small and tight, it therefore requires no stitches.
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Prolapsed piles are inflamed tissue that protrudes outside the anus. Hemorrhoids are also known as hemorrhoids. The swollen tissue can automatically pull in the rectal cavity after a bowel movement, or only be able physically to be pushed back in the rectal cavity. Changes in diet may cause the symptoms of piles, but some prolapsed hemorrhoids require surgery.
Symptoms of prolapsed piles usually start with itching around the anal area. There may be swollen anal tissue that noticeably clean the anus after bowel movements. The swollen area may be painful to sit on and can interfere with daily activities. Blood visible undergarments or toilet paper after bowel movement too.
The soft tissue that prolapsed piles is called the anal cushions. People who have a low high fiber diet to eat regularly and straining to pass stools are more likely to develop piles. Pregnant women may stacks of the additional pressure of the fetus on the pelvic area to develop. Older people develop stacks as they get older, because the muscles of the rectal cavity weakened and requires more effort to bowel movement to pass.


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Govt asks CJI, CJ of HCs to fill up vacancies
New Delhi: Government has asked the Chief Justice of India and Chief Justices of High Courts to fill up vacancies in various courts, mostly in lower judiciary, for speedy disposal of huge backlog of cases in the country.
Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told Lok Sabha today that around 4,000 posts are vacant in lower judiciary and 250 posts of judges in various high courts.
"I have written to the Chief Justice of India and Chief Justices of various High Courts to ensure that vacant posts are filled up at the earliest to clear the backlog of cases," he said during Question Hour.
Prasad`s comment came after R K Singh (BJP) said the "judicial system in the country has collapsed" as there is huge backlog of court cases and it was leading to law and order problems.
With this, AIMIM member Asaduddin Owaisi and BJP`s Murli Manohar Joshi pointed out that Singh was himself Union Home Secretary and asked as to how he could make such a statement.
Speaker Sumitra Mahajan advised the BJP member from Bihar to desist from making such sweeping comments to which Singh said he would follow the advice.
To a question on Gram Nyayalayas, Prasad said government had planned to set up 5,000 Gram Nyayalayas at Panchayat level under the 12th Five Year Plan but so far only 159 of them could be set up.
He said government has allocated Rs 4,867 crore for development of judicial infrastructure under the centrally sponsored scheme for development of infrastructure facilities for judiciary during 12th Plan.
He said the issues affecting implementation of the Gram Nyayalayas scheme were discussed in the conference of Chief Justices of High Courts and Chief Ministers on April 7, 2013.
Prasad said it was decided in the conference that state governments and High Courts should decide the question of establishment of Gram Nyayalayas wherever feasible taking into account their local problems.
"The focus is on covering those Talukas under the Gram Nyayalayas scheme where regular courts have not been set up," he said.
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Very tragic. My thoughts go out to her family.
May she rest her peace, and may her family and friends have comfort.
I'm sorry to hear that, and my prayers are with the friends and family she's left behind.
from reading her blog, it looks like she refused chemo and underwent IAT instead? I wish more patients would read the studies behind the alternative treatments they pursue…particularly when those treatments are developed by zoologists. best wishes and a heavy heart for her family.
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The best cameras at CES 2010
As with mobile phones, one never quite expects to see the best of the imaging world at CES because of PMA just around the corner next month. That said it didn't stop just about everyone apart from Canon and Nikon coming up with some goods for us to pick up, prod, get the measure of and try to walk away with when still in our pockets.
To be straight, you rather get the feeling that the camera world is running out of ideas for the moment, but what we did see in Vegas this year is that even the low end snappers have got high-end features nowadays. All good viewscreens have gone touch, all cameras can capture video in HD and powered optical image stabilisation is everywhere.
The touchscreen has completed its move into the camcorder world now too with 3.5-inch displays all the rage and the odd one even gesture controlled. Just about every range of video recorders has popped up with flash memory and larger, more power hungry HDD options sometimes backed up with dual SD/SDHC card slots.
The Canon LEGRIAs and Sony Handycams are good examples plus there's even been the emergence of support for the huge capacity SDXC memory units too like in Panasonic's range of camcorders. Very useful for storing hours of 1080p footage. Of course, you could always opt for an Eye-Fi ProX2 wireless card now that the engine and antenna has been updated
Both Sony and Kodak updated their pocket video recorders with the launch of the rugged Kodak Playsport and the 360 degree, panorama-shooting Sony Bloggie - once you've bought the adaptor that is.
The Polaroid camera made its promised return - along with a few TVs for good measure - and even the digital photo frame was given a new lease of life with Wi-Fi and e-mail connection as in the Kodak Pulse and with a 700Hz OLED screen in Samung's model. But, what stood out from the crowd for us were...
Star of the Show: Samsung NX10
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It may not have Wi-Fi, GPS or a touchscreen for that matter, but the Samsung NX-10 just looks like a damn fine piece of kit. Samsung isn't part of the micro-four-thirds system but this is the company's version of a mini-DSLR and it'll give both Panasonic and Olympus a serious run for their money.
The sensor is the kind you'll find in a proper camera, the AF system looks impressive, it has full control as well as smart auto and priority settings and, of course, it captures 720p HD video as well. It weighs just 353g and comes with a very pretty 3-inch AMOLED on the back plus it can work the shutter between 1/4000 of a second and 30 seconds which goes up to 8 minutes on bulb mode. No clues as to when it's coming out yet, so, for now, just enjoy the pictures.
Future Flier: Panasonic Twin Lens Camcorder
At $21,000 a pop for this tailor made piece of 3D movie shooting industry-grade kit, it's unlikely anyone you know is going to be buying one. However, we will be reaping the benefits of the first purpose-built 3D cinema cameras and their two lenses because a) we're going to get more and better made 3D films with a greater control and use of depth and b) we'll probably see versions of this system turning up in home camcorder models soon too.
Top of the Flops: General Imaging & Olympus
Apparently these two companies released some compact cameras at CES 2010. In fact, we know they did. We wrote about them. They were perfectly respectable models, but what they did for the world of photography can be written on the back of the kind of postage stamp that Amoebae might use to send to other Amoebae.
The Best of the Rest
Samsung CL80
Proving it wasn't just a fluke, Samsung released an upgrade to the CL65 compact and came up with a fascinating sounding shooter with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, DLNA, an address book, a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen display and even an on-screen QWERTY keyboard too. They did say camera, right?
Samsung HMX-S16
Samsung appears to have had its imaging developers on steroids in the run up to the Vegas tech show. The company pulled out a third great product in the shape of the SSD recording S-Series camcorders. They've got high-end glassware, fantastic frame rate recording for slow and fast speeds but it's the fact they're the first Wi-Fi and DLNA-enabled video cameras out there that really caught out attention.
Sony Dash
With photo frames becoming sexy again, it'd probably have to be the Sony Dash that was the pick of the crop. It connects to the Internet and your network over Wi-Fi, it has a touchscreen and it's also got widget access to the world and a bunch of other services. Slight case of split personality disorder but a great boost for this gadget genre.
Sony Cyber-shot HX5
We've seen compacts with GPS in them before but this one's got a compass too. The idea is that it tags the image with your location and even the direction you were facing too. Silly? Perhaps. Pointless? Maybe, but nice to see someone trying.
So which was your favourite and what will you be holding out for from CES 2010? Let us know in the comments.
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From Warner Bros. Pictures and Village Roadshow Pictures comes the action adventure The Legend of Tarzan, starring Alexander Skarsgård (HBO's "True Blood") as the legendary character created by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
The film also stars Oscar nominee Samuel L. Jackson (Pulp Fiction, the Captain America films), Margot Robbie (The Wolf of Wall Street), Oscar nominee Djimon Hounsou (Blood Diamond, Gladiator), Oscar nominee John Hurt (The Elephant Man, the Harry Potter films), with Oscar winner Jim Broadbent (Iris), and two-time Academy Award winner Christoph Waltz (Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained).
It has been years since the man once known as Tarzan (Skarsgård) left the jungles of Africa behind for a gentrified life as John Clayton III, Lord Greystoke, with his beloved wife, Jane (Robbie) at his side. Now, he has been invited back to the Congo to serve as a trade emissary of Parliament, unaware that he is a pawn in a deadly convergence of greed and revenge, masterminded by the Belgian, Captain Leon Rom (Waltz). But those behind the murderous plot have no idea what they are about to unleash.
Last week I posted a giveaway to go and see this film. You can check out the giveaway here – The Legend of Tarzan in theaters on July 1, 2016. The giveaway ends on June 30, 2016, so there is still time to enter.
The giveaway is very popular and many readers are looking forward to seeing the film. For that reason I thought I would share a new trailer for the film. Check it out.
It looks really good. The more I see of this film the more I want to see it. I just have to wait a few more days.
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"Suburgatory" stars Jeremy Sisto as George Altman, Jane Levy as Tessa Altman, Carly Chaikin as Dalia Royce, Allie Grant as Lisa Shay, Chris Parnell as Fred Shay, Ana Gasteyer as Sheila Shay and Cheryl Hines as Dallas Royce.
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"The Ballad of Piggy Duckworth" was written by Brian Chamberlayne and directed by Stuart McDonald.
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How I got my rare thrills and spills at the Isle of Man TT
When it comes to dangerous and extreme sports I'm something of a stranger.
I'm more of a 'strolling down the promenade listening to the wireless' kind of character. Maybe a game of tennis or ping pong.
You can only imagine how wary I was during my first go karting experience on the Isle of Man.
It's largely due to my life of rare risk-taking that I regard the Isle of Man TT as a thrilling and truly unique spectacle.
New Zealander Bruce Anstey is one of the stars of road racing
The bravery of the riders is remarkable - only jump jockeys can rival motorcyle road racers as the most fearless competitiors in sport.
The sheer speed of those that compete is extraordinary, as they zoom past on the small winding roads and tight corners.
Valentino Rossi, the eight times world champion and a man that knows a thing or two about fearlessness, described the event as 'more than a litte crazy'.
He added: 'It's funny and impressive. It's very dangerous, and it isn't possible to make mistakes.'
The one element you can't escape when at the TT is the history and heritage of the event.
Many of sport's great landmark occasions have that history that no money can buy - the Epsom Derby has it, so does golf's Open Championship, and to a lesser extent the FA Cup.
The TT has it in spades, and it knows it. More than 100 years old, and still going strong.
I've always felt that if anything the event is undersold in the mainstream media.
We're fed Formula One until we can take no more. The MotoGPs are live on terrestrial televison, and even the Superbikes have had a decent look-in over recent years.
Uneasy rider: I'm not sure anyone could look more unnatural on a motorbike
But pick up a national newspaper during the TT and you'll be lucky to find more than a few column inches.
That's a shame, because for sheer excitement, not to mention skill, the TT is an event still worthy of attention from a wider sporting audience.
Having been lucky enough to spend a few days with the Relentless Suzuki TAS team this year, a few things stood out.
One is the refreshing lack of egos displayed by the some of the top stars of the sport.
Having spent much of my working days waiting at training grounds to speak to some of our country's footballers (of which to be fair there are a few good eggs) it really is nice to see that success, generally, hasn't gone to the heads of those involved at the highest level.
Bruce Anstey is one of the great stars of road racing, but you wouldn't know it from talking to this shy and retiring, yet charming champion.
To see queues of people waiting in simply dreadful weather last weekend (so bad that the opening Superbike race was postponed) for an Anstey autograph was a more than useful illustration of the dedication of bike fans and the sheer passion so many thousands have for bikes and those that ride them brilliantly.
Mad Sunday: The Isle of Man is a piece of heaven for bike enthusiasts
Mention that many people think that the top riders must me 'mad' (for want of a better word), especially when seeing first hand the speed at which these men career around the unique mountain course, and Anstey will just shrug and smile. For these chaps, it is simply a job.
Team principal Philip Neill summed it up when telling me that 'for most of the guys there is not the slightest element of madness. They are in fact very calculated.'
There are other great road races around the world, but none come close to the TT when it comes to history and grandeur.
They've been riding bikes round that pleasant island in competition since 1904, and as the TT since 1907. It was even part of the world championship between 1949 and 1976 - I'm certain Mr Rossi and co thank their lucky stars it isn't today.
The first race was won by Charlie Collier at an average race speed of 38.21mph.
The brilliant Joey Dunlop became the most successful rider in TT history
Compare that with the time set by Relentless Suzuki's Cameron Donald in practice for this year's Superbike race, an amazing 131.457mph, and you can see how far technology and sport has moved forward.
The great heroes of the race over the years have written their names in motorsport folklore, none more so than Joey Dunlop, who won a remarkable 26 races in the TT, including three hat-tricks.
Neill tried to sum up the appeal of the TT, saying that 'it is just special to be a part of it.
'The prestige of the event is like nothing else, and the TT takes a pride in its history.
'There have been a few lean periods in recent years. For a while it was an event renowned for not wanting to change, but it has been modernised now and is marketed better than it was.
'The changes have been made but the heritage and beauty of the event has been kept as well. And those that take part know that to win here means they are part of something special and historic.'
Another reason for the lack of ego among the top riders could be a respect between those that ride bikes at the highest level, and those that ride bikes full stop.
There's a just a love for motorcycles that shines through where ever you travel on the island during the TT.
And there's ample opportunity for the amateur riders to gain their thrills during the event - none more so than on 'Mad Sunday' where I watched riders of all ages and skills test themselves on this craziest of courses.
You can see why motorcycle lovers flock back to the island year after year - after the thrills of my first visit to the TT I might just join them in 2010.
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Andrew Flintoff had just celebrated his 40th birthday and was looking forward to his wedding. Now his family is planning a funeral.
The Te Awamutu farmer was killed on Wednesday after being pulled into a piece of farming machinery.
He and his fiancee Laura had been spraying fertiliser at the family farm in between Te Awamutu and Otorohanga.
They had poured urea granules into a tank to dissolve but after one load Andrew told his fiancee to head back into the house because it was raining. She went to have lunch with his parents and her four-year-old son Ashton but after a while Andrew had not come back.
His father John said he would go see where Andrew had got to.
"The next minute he came back and said Andrew was dead," Laura said. "It was awful."
It appeared Andrew had leaned over an exposed Power Take Off, which was attached to a tractor, and been pulled around its drive line.
Laura said the support had been amazing.
"The farming community is very good," she said. "I couldn't thank people enough for their help."
The pair met 18 months ago through a dating website.
"He was a very genuine, a very loving proud person."
Ashton had grown up calling him dad and Andrew had another daughter, nine-year-old Jasmine, from a previous relationship.
Andrew and Laura were getting married in November.
His brother Gregory said he had grown up on the farm and loved his work. But he hoped there might be some lessons about the dangers of the equipment learned.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at the family farm.
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Good Cruise
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Embarkation: Barcelona
This was our second time on the Epic, the last time 18 months ago, standards have certainly dropped in certain areas, the main one being cleanliness! on more than 3 occasions we seen plates and glasses left on deck all day, rooms service plates left outside cabins in the corridors and the public toilets were very untidy all the time. This would never happen on Royal Caribbean as cleaning is top of their priority list. Some staff never seemed happy at their work, even officers! many walked past with not even a smile or a good morning, not a major problem but it is so much nicer to have friendly staff.
We were a party of 9 travelling together, who all opted to take advantage of the All inclusive drinks package mainly as there were so many of us we thought it would be easier and fairer where buying drinks were concerned. BE WARE!!!! it is advertised as $49 per person per day with 15% gratuities to be added, there is also 10% tax, so in fact it is $49 plus 25% totalling $61.25pppd More totalling $428.75 per person. Now for the unbelievable part! each person is only allowed 1 drink at a time, each person must order and pay for their own drink, so for our party of nine you can imagine the length of time it took to order and pay for drinks, so much for NCL going green! we must have used 3 trees in the amount of paper work. Note to NCL go send your staff to be trained with MSC they also use the AI package, with them when you order your drinks, everyone shows their card to him that states you have paid for the AI, 1 bill for all the drinks. This was very much an inconvenience to everyone, us and the staff who also found this tedious but had no control over this as this is how they were told they had to do it. It meant at the shows you could not order another drink to have while the show was on, as the bar closed while the performance took place and we were not allowed to order more than 1 drink at a time!!!!!!!!!!so if fact if you take the drinks package you are penalised.
Entertainment is generally good with the exception of Rhonda in Howl at the Moon who along with the duelling pianos were excellent, all entertainment is very repetitive, give us a little more variety. The FABBA night was very good at H20 (weather permitting.
We mainly ate in Taste Restaurant, as this was the more informal of the two main dining rooms, both serve the same menu, we also ate in Moderno for $20 per person PLUS 10% TAX, nice for a treat, the Garden Cafe was fine with something for all tastes.
Remember everything on the ship that you buy has TAX still to be added to the price even in the gift shops.
On the whole we did enjoy the cruise and the 3 people in our company who were new to cruising I think have been converted. The only thing that would make me book with NCL again is their freestyle dining, for us this is excellent as you do not know what time you want to dine at each evening, even for our party of 9 we didn't have to wait more than 10 minutes each evening on a table. NCL may hope the Royal Caribbean do not adopt this freestyle dining option as they will then win hands down for future cruises. Less
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My Problem is now, that in PL I would like to make an instance from StudentPL.java. In P1, there is no need to make any changes to StudentPL, so the compiler should take this class, but in P2, there I have StudentP2.java, that extends from StudentPL.java. So the instance made in PL, should be an instance of StudentP2.java.
My idea was now, that I make a package called mirror, that is directly in the src-Folder of the Project PL. There I make the class mirror.Student.java that extends from StudentPL.java. In the Library-Project, I make now an instance of Student.java. For Project P1, there are no changes needed. In P2 I make the same folder mirror in src Folder and I make the same class mirror.Student.java that extends from StudentP2.java now. The Idea is, that the ClassLoader now loads mirror.Student.java from P2 and ignores mirror.Student.java from PL, but this results in the following error:
- Dex Loader] Unable to execute dex: Multiple dex files define Lmirror/Student;
- Conversion to Dalvik format failed: Unable to execute dex: Multiple dex files define Lmirror/Student
Here is a UML of what I'm talking about:
Maybe I should overwrite the ClassLoader, but I have no idea how to do this? Does anyone have an idea to solve this problem? Maybe someone has another idea, how i could customize the apps.


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RIPON - Park View Elementary School's Jeff Hardenbrook has a passion for his day-to-day work as a custodian.
RIPON - Labor Day weekend - Saturday, Sept. 3, and Sunday, Sept. 4 - will mark the sixth year of Northern California's only balloon festival that takes place at Mistlin Park.
The recently revitalized 106-year-old Manteca Winery on Oak Street standing prominently alongside the Union Pacific Railroad just south of downtown Manteca will play host to the first Hot August Nights event at the old historical site.
SACRAMENTO - As part of a special exhibition debuting on Aug. 26, the California State Railroad Museum is proud to showcase award-winning photographs from the prestigious Center for Railroad Photography & Art's 2011 Creative Photography Awards Program.
LATHROP – There's hundreds of homes built by Richland Communities west of Interstate 5 before the housing bust that Lathrop never collected $3.2 million in mandated city fees on to cover the cost of providing services to accommodate growth.
RIPON – Ripon Unified Superintendent Louise (Nan) Johnson would like to pay homage to her predecessor.
LATHROP – A cultural exchange program and the recognition of young outstanding professional men and women are two of the projects that the United Bacarreneos of America plan to pursue in 2012 to mark its 80th anniversary.
Early Manteca Portuguese families who were in California when it belonged to Spain is the subject of a talk Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Manteca Historical Society and Museum, 600 W. Yosemite Ave.
The Manteca Senior Center Dinner and a Show Event takes place Saturday, Aug. 27, at the center, 295 Cherry Lane.
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Can Great Wolf Resorts and Big League Dreams provide the synergy to turn Manteca into a family recreation destination?
Four-year-old Madison Ford had the playground at Library Park to herself during the noon hour on Friday.
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RIPON – The Ripon Police Department will have one less motorcycle on the road.
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Jim Anderson doesn't wear the jumpsuit or the fake sideburns or the spray tan you'd expect to find from a Las Vegas impersonator.
Make the City of Manteca more business friendly.
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