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Complaint Review: Burkett outdoor advertising LP
Burkett outdoor advertising LPPo box 50372 Amarillo, Texas United States of America
Burkett outdoor advertising LP Misrepresented and gave me false information on equipment Amarillo, Texas
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They totally lied about everything in the sales pitch, return policy etc. I am filing a report with the Albuquerque police after Christmas and another with the Las Vegas PD not sure if it will help or not.
They are quick to post some rebuttal and threaten people with a lawsuit but they have never offered me a refund. All I want is my $5000.00 back and they can pickup their items but they have refused. Apparently they cashed my check under the wrong person to whom it was made payable to at Bank of America. My bank is returning it to BOA for wrong endorsement. I'm hoping they will then refund my money and come get their products.
Since this was done across state lines as I live in Texas and they were from New Mexico and Nevada, I'm wondering if the FBI could help me?
Not sure where this will all end up but I wanted to simply warn other people so they won't go through what I am going through now.
I don't know anything about Tahoe or PowR-Quip. I'm not sure if these guys were really even with those companies. All I know is they assured me they were but time will tell the truth.
Rather than threaten me, I wished they would simply call me so we can get this matter resolved. They have my phone number and address.
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Evelaca dobbins director of rehabilitation services1351 east 10th street Kansas cityInternet, Missouri United States of America
Evelaca dobbins director of rehabilitation services Salvation Army eve dobbins guilty of conspiring with benificaries to create false acquisitions against employees. Conspired with clients to create false acquisitions against employees , Fraternizing with men in program Kansas cityInternet, Missouri
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Complaint Review: Chase Bank
Chase Bank677 N High St Columbus, Ohio U.S.A.
Chase Bank Tells me that I'm the one who actually stole from my account Columbus Ohio
*Consumer Comment: Chase Bank credit cards promote fraud
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48 hours passed and nothing happened. I called phone support and they told me that my claim had been denied and there was nothing I could do. I went into my local branch (which coincidentally was where I had the $400 taken from them ATM) and they gave me the number of the executive office in order to get my case escalated. After explaining my situation to the executive office, I was told that I would be given a response in 24-48 hours.
What happens then completely confounds me. I was called back and informed that I had made both the $20 and $400 transactions and that video surveillance confirmed it. I asked how they would even know what I looked like and they told me that the same person made both transactions. I asked them to describe that person and was told that they could not do that. I asked to see the footage of me supposedly making both transactions and was told that I was not allowed to view it. I was then told that the matter was closed and absolutely nothing could be done. I was told, almost in a mocking tone, that if I wanted anything to be done that I needed to hire a lawyer.
My frustration is that two different Chase Bank representatives told me that I would be refunded my money. What really confuses and angers me is that they said they can prove that I made both transactions, but won't share that information with me. I know that I did not remove $400 dollars. I'm their customer, yet they are treating me like an enemy who is guilty until proven innocent.
I will be closing my Chase account ASAP.
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Hi, I am looking for a virtual assistant to help me with various tasks. Experience with managing social media accounts would be beneficial. An understanding of betting and gambling terminology etc would also be of benefit but not essential as I sell info related products in this niche and some of the work may be linked to this. I would like assistance both professionally but personal help like, help me find a gift idea for my brother may be a request I would like you to take care of. Immediate tasks will be: - Some work using tweepi.com to help manage my social media Create a survey monkey survey Post the survey in a list of Facebook groups Analyse results of survey and present findings Pitch the services I offer to potential clients - finding potential clients and emails for these clients and sending them emails. These are some of the initial tasks I have in mind but more will come. I am looking to setup a contract through upwork on an hourly rate basis and as and when I request tasks you would log your time through the upwork platform. Skype would be our primary way to communicate I'm in the UK GMT so please advise the hours in GMT time you would be available. It is sometimes beneficial to have a time difference where you are working while I sleep but this doesn't always help if you have questions so there would need to be some overlap with my "daytime" for us to communicate. I use various other freelancers for technical web design, data analysis etc so please detail any extra skills or projects you have worked on that could add value for me selecting you as the freelancer. Fluent spoken English is required, it will not be often but there maybe a requirement to have a spoken Skype call with myself or a client.


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When Maria Floyd became an administrator for Garland ISD, she suddenly found herself facing a challenging task -- the 114 languages spoken by its students. Floyd, facilitator for the district's Translation and Interpretation Services, has been with the district for 16 years. And for the past year, she has recruited bilingual parents and community members to work as translators for parents who are not English proficient.
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Complaint Review: Hollywood Sphynx
Hollywood SphynxRedding, California United States of America
Hollywood Sphynx Jerry Dean II Breeding Unhealthy Cats Redding, California
*General Comment: HCM is a Genetic Heart Disease
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HCM is a Genetic Heart Disease
AUTHOR: Leo - ()
SUBMITTED: Saturday, March 23, 2013POSTED: Saturday, March 23, 2013
HollywoodSphynx (presents)Brad Kitt dob: 2008-05-15 Male HCM 2009-07-03 POSITIEF Sire: Skylers Morgan Freecat dam: Nudennaughty Julianne Meow Moore
Had Jerry been an ethical breeder he would have contacted the owners and advised them all to have their cats Echocardiogram conducted and possibly prevented the untimely death of their cats such as Kahne. Knowing that their sibling was HCM+ significantly increased the chances that the siblings were too. Jerry does not HCM scan any of his breeding cats and is breeding blindly and with total disregard for the lives in which he created. Hollywood Sphynx is known for his negative and hostile behavior. He has threatened several people I know. HCM is known to be passed as an Autosomal Dominant trait with limited expression. Therefore, only one of the parents need carry the gene to pass it on to their offspring. This disease is not caused by living conditions and there is no way Kahne lived in an outside environment as he is a hairless cat. Sphynx are not cats that anyone would allow to roam outside their home and are known for their need for human companionship.
Kahne was treated like a king in his owner's home with more love and warmth than anyone could imagine. He was seen by his vet frequently hence how his owner received the diagnoses in which took this poor boys life and cut it short. When HCM occurs its the breeder's responsibility to stand behind the health and life of the cats they sell for thousands of dollars to trusting owners. Jerry obviously has "NO" concern for the welfare of the animals he breeds, sells nor the Sphynx breed as a whole. HCM scan your cats Jerry Lynn Dean, stop ruining the Sphynx Breed with your Back Yard Breeding.
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The Grooming Station is a completely new and unique men's grooming concept, bringing together the crème de la crème of Estee Lauder Companies men's brands. For the first time in our history, Bumble and bumble, Aveda, Clinique For Men, LAB Series and Origins will be combining forces to offer our customers multi-branded skincare and haircare solutions to meet all of their grooming needs.
Ideally, candidates would be willing to work during the week and on intermittent weekends when cover is required.
We are looking for extremely motivated, and energetic sales people who are willing to traffic stop and approach male customers. Experience within the beauty sector is not necessary, but an interest in the men's grooming and fashion world would be extremely beneficial.
As we are in our first year of trading, there is a great opportunity to make your mark on The Grooming Station, as well as be involved in other Grooming Station events and initiatives.
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Pursuant to yesterday's(!!!) post in which I resolved to "do the pages" in an effort to get my writing muscles back in form, I'm blogging with my breakfast and the topic will be yesterday's other topic: arresting my rapid physical decline.
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Another eight-week drought. I also failed to mark the 10-year anniversary of this little publishing enterprise; I'm generally just not moved to write. That's bad.
It's one of a set of symptoms I'd like to address in the New Year. Is that really possible?
It's been a while. I haven't just been neglecting this old blog, but really almost all my social interfaces. So a bit of a catch-up is probably in order. In this edition:
Following on my last post, I wanted to collect some thoughts on the ongoing Occupy Wall Street protest, which has rapidly grown more interesting. Today, for instance, instead of biking to Golden Gate Park and seeing some of the great free music, I watched mass arrests of hundreds of marchers who made their way onto the south (bklyn-bound) lane of the Brooklyn bridge where they were kettled by the NYPD. Live on the internet. Pretty high drama, but it's possibly quite a lot bigger than that.
I have a long bet on the internet, but let's be clear: it's not a world-saving wager. I have faith that we'll (eventually) muddle our way out of the Great Recession, but into what kind of future? Seriously, how does a world of seven billion work?
My macro-level spider-sense is tingling, and it's hard to see where global change can come from, what deus ex machina could conceivably save us. Time to do a little digging.
Hey yeah so I'm sorry I haven't blogged in eight weeks. It's been a pretty busy summer! I've been heads-down working on Pantheon, trudging through the wintery-summer that is San Francisco in July and August. We had a pretty killer party at my house, and I did a very "early 30s" kind of getaway weekend with some friends up the Mendo coast, but other than that I've just been grinding, reading books, and trying to get the future laid down.
More soon on all that.
According to press accounts, President Obama is pondering a strategy to make substantial cuts in both Social Security and Medicare funding. A friend asked on The Twitter why I thought this was a huge fail, and I can't really explain in 140 characters. So, the first substantively political blog post in a while.
I won't spend much time explaining why I think Social Security and Medicare are worth funding or what is motivating there is a clamor to fundamentally dismantle them. I just want to present some important and often overlooked information about the economic underpinnings of these arguments.
I don't doubt that the Earth, the miracle of life, and probably even the human species have a long future, but our particular mode of living seems not long for the world. When you stop and think about the challenges that we're actually facing, and then you take a look at what we collectively invest our time and energy in, it's hard not to feel discouraged. This is what I'm referring to when I say there's an "undercurrent of doom" out there. I preach a dark future, etc.
Except really I don't. Apocalyptic thinking is contagious but ultimately not very insightful, and dispair has the downside of being both depressing and ineffective. Knowing is half the battle, so one place to start is thinking about the challenge.
I had a dream the other morning, in the fitful and usually dreamless hour between my ambitious/idealistic first alarm clock and when I actually get out of bed. I don't recall all the details, but the gist of it was a scene of opulent excess, an enormous feast, only in that particular dream-like way something was wrong. I don't know whether it was the undercurrent of doom, barbarians at the gate, flood-tide rising, or just everyone's declining cardiovascular fitness; I just remember saying to one of my companions, "hedonism is so distracting".
And so it is, and this is a growing concern of mine.
I am now 32 years old, and it shows. Quite lucky to be alive though. As my good buddy LGD says of getting older in our 30's, "other than the rapid physical decline, it's awesome!!!"
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Complaint Review: Fusion Lab/ Hoodia Fusion
Fusion Lab/ Hoodia Fusion1025 SW 59th St Oklahoma City, Oklahoma U.S.A.
Fusion Lab/ Hoodia Fusion Ripped off Oklahoma City Oklahoma
*Consumer Comment: Fusion Lab/Hyper Hoodia
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I would be charged and a shipment sent. Now I am being told shipped just happen to go out the same day and I am pretty much S.O.L!
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The Netherlands Research School of Gender Studies (NOG) at Utrecht University (The Netherlands) provides a platform for gender sensitive and postcolonial research. Since 1995, the NOG has offered a highly successful training programme and research environment for postgraduate students, PhD students and senior researchers. The NOG teaching and research staff consists of an international team of professors and senior lecturers from various universities.
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Roy KanaiNairobi, Select State/Province Kenya
Roy Kanai Roy Kanai also stole my life savings. Nairobi
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Funny I should come across a complaint about this individual. I should have seen this before loaning Roy money to cover expenses of his dearly departed mother and also investing in his shady business. He is a smooth talker and sleazball.
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Fighting continues to flare up in the Middle East as Israel's military targets Hezbollah leadership. In the midst of the fighting, thousands of Americans are trying to make it out of war-torn Southern Lebanon alive. Evacuees are so scared they'll be hit by Hezbollah and Israeli forces, they're waiving white flags as they speed out of the Lebanese war zone. Here in Colorado Springs, George Nehme is breathing a sigh of relief after 6 of his relatives escaped in just such a way, fleeing from Beirut to Jordan in a taxicab. Nehme says waiting for word of their safety was nerve-wracking.
"They (the forces) could see a vehicle driving by itself and they could think it's somebody that's escaping," said Nehme. "It's not safe-- it was a risk."
And the risks are not over. Nehme's sister and 3 other relatives remain in Lebanon, hoping to make it to Cyprus by boat in the next 2 days.
"She's in a safe area right now but you just never know what could happen because it's escalating," said Nehme.
The outcome of such an escalation is a risk one retired war general knows only too well. One-time presidential hopeful Wesley Clark told a Colorado Springs audience the US should step up more to help.
"I'd be helping the government of Lebanon publicly cope with what's happening with the Southern Zone," said Clark. "I'd also be building the backbone to force Hezbollah out of there."
In the mean time Nehme remains glued to his TV, wondering when his loved ones will be out of there.
"We keep praying hard for their safe return."


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Housekeeping: A Case for Corporate Gender Diversity
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Inspired by The Big Read, The Central Exchange hosts a reception and discussion about the under-representation of women in corporate board rooms on Thursday, April 29, at 5:30 p.m. at its headquarters, located at 1020 Central in Kansas City, Mo.
Among the literary interpretations of Housekeeping, the theme of transience is seen as symbolic of female marginality in society. As the premier organization in the Kansas City area supporting women leaders, The Central Exchange notes that women continue to be underrepresented in corporate boardrooms and executive offices, despite studies clearly showing diverse leadership is strongly correlated with greater profitability, innovation, and overall company performance.
Win|win is a community-wide effort initiated by The Central Exchange to increase gender diversity at the top of our area businesses based on the strong case that meaningful gender diversity on boards of directors and executive teams is correlated with stronger financial results.
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Sonnet 'Memory'
After that day of our departure,
I gave my soul nothing but torture,
Calling you to memory all the time,
Made my moments the most sublime,
You were here with me like the sun of dawn,
Sat I looking you ending in smoke every plan,
How can I stop you, knowing no way no reason,
To have forever in my heart a lily, rose' season,
Is this my fate this my destiny? Looted and in despair,
Or with your hand will my hand be ever in pair?
Will ever my tired head rest on your soft arm,
Will my name be written ever on your white palm?
I have a hope ...
I Can Feel You
I dream not riches but a night
Lit by a dim sweet moon light
Me and my sweet loving sweetheart
A sense of oneness and feeling of delight
Hand in hands and eyes in eyes
As if the whole word in front of me lies
None can we see and none can we feel
Night gets deeper, love on the rise


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College Basketball Previews: Indiana is cream of the crop in Big Ten
|Tom Crean has led Indiana back into the national title picture (Getty)
The Big Ten featured one of the most competitive races in the country last season, ending with three teams tied atop the standings. This year could be even better -- as the Big Ten is clearly the best conference in the land heading into the season. There are up to four top-10-caliber teams at the top of the league, a couple of other NCAA tournament types, and then a few sleepers. The bottom of the conference needs some work, but the cream of the crop in the Big Ten could be the story of the season this year.
Last year's regular-season winners: Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State
Last year's tournament winner: Michigan State
Conference tournament: March 14-17 (United Center, Chicago)
Five best nonconference games
1. North Carolina at Indiana (ACC-Big Ten Challenge, Nov. 27)
2. NC State at Michigan (ACC-Big Ten Challenge, Nov. 27)
3. Kansas vs. Michigan State (Champions Classic, Nov. 13)
4. Kansas at Ohio State (Dec. 22)
5. Ohio State at Duke (ACC-Big Ten Challenge, Nov. 28)
What I like: Race at the top, stars returning to school and young talent. Why: The Big Ten is simply loaded at the top of the conference this season. Indiana leads the way being ranked No. 1 in the country. But don't forget about the teams chasing the Hoosiers this year. Michigan brings back one of the best backcourts in the country, Michigan State still has Tom Izzo and a deep stable of talent, while Ohio State has two of the nation's best players in Aaron Craft and DeShaun Thomas. Indiana might be the most complete team in the country, but the Hoosiers won't run away with the league.
Tthe league wouldn't have been as strong if its top players didn't stick around for another season. Cody Zeller returned, and now looks like the favorite for Player of the Year; Trey Burke changed his mind at the last minute, and decided to come back to Ann Arbor; Thomas didn't take advantage of his strong March performance and head to the NBA. Guys like Tim Hardaway Jr. and Christian Watford also returned.
The top of the league is going to be strong for a while. Just look at some of the best players in the league. Zeller and Burke are both sophomores, and there is a long list of players ready to step in as freshmen. Yogi Ferrell, Gary Harris and Sam Dekker will all have impacts, as will Michigan's Glenn Robinson III and Mitch McGary. Don't forget about Iowa's Adam Woodbury, either. Purdue's Ronnie Johnson could start, too.
What I don't like: Bottom of the conference, loss of veteran stars, and fall news. Why: After the top six of the league, there are plenty of question marks facing the rest of the teams. Iowa returns a lot, but the Hawkeyes haven't had consistent success in a long time. Purdue is banking on a group of young post players to produce early, while Northwestern needs to find scorers to surround Drew Crawford. Illinois and Nebraska both have new coaches, and Penn State needs a lot of help around Tim Frazier. The upper half of the league is the best in the country, but it remains to be seen which team from the rest of the group steps up.
Even though the league brings back superior talent, it lost a lot of the players who were the faces of the league the past few years. Ohio State said goodbye to Jared Sullinger and William Buford; Michigan State lost Draymond Green; Purdue (and Jeff Goodman) bid farewell to Robbie Hummel; Wisconsin star Jordan Taylor is gone; Northwestern's John Shurna used up his eligibility; Illinois has to replace emerging star Meyers Leonard; Iowa lost Matt Gatens.
Even with all the hype surrounding the league heading into the season, most of the fall news wasn't very positive. At Minnesota, there was the Trevor Mbakwe legal decision and the DUI for assistant coach Saul Smith. Wisconsin had injuries to Josh Gasser and Mike Bruesewitz. Michigan suspended Burke for a game, and Jon Horford suffered an injury. Northwestern suspended starter JerShon Cobb. Even Indiana took a hit with the injury to shooting forward Derek Elston. More than anyone else in the country, the top of the Big Ten can't wait for the season to arrive.
Player of the Year will be: Cody Zeller, Indiana. The preseason National Player of the Year, Zeller is poised to dominate this season. If not for Anthony Davis a year ago, Zeller would have received even more attention for his freshman-season exploits, when he averaged 15.6 points and 6.6 rebounds. He failed to reach double-figures in scoring just four times. He pushed his averages to 16.7 points and 8.7 boards in the NCAA tournament. Zeller is efficient and should be even better this season.
The next best five:
DeShaun Thomas, Ohio State
Trey Burke, Michigan
Aaron Craft, Ohio State
Trevor Mbakwe, Minnesota
Tim Frazier, Penn State
And the five after that:
Tim Hardaway Jr., Michigan
Christian Watford, Indiana
Branden Dawson, Michigan State
Brandon Paul, Illinois
Keith Appling, Michigan State
Best freshman: Yogi Ferrell, Indiana. This came down to Ferrell, Wisconsin's Sam Dekker and Michigan State's Gary Harris -- but Ferrell will start at point guard for the No. 1 team in the country. He needs to make an impact. Ferrell is quick and tough, and he knows how to get the ball to the Hoosiers' cadre of scorers.
Previously in previews:
No. 2 -- Big East
No. 3 -- Big 12
No. 4 -- SEC
No. 5 -- ACC
No. 6 -- Pac-12
No. 7 -- Atlantic-10
No. 8 -- Mountain West
No. 9 -- Missouri Valley
No. 10 -- Conference USA
No. 11 -- West Coast
No. 12 -- Western Athletic
No. 13 -- Colonial
No. 14 -- Horizon League
No. 15 -- The Ivy League
No. 16 -- Summit League
No. 17 -- MAC
No. 18 -- Atlantic Sun
No. 19 -- Sun Belt
No. 20 -- MAAC
No. 21 -- Patriot League
No. 22 -- Ohio Valley
No. 23 -- Big West
No. 24 -- SoCon
No. 25 -- NEC
No. 26 -- Big South
No. 27 -- Southland
No. 28 -- Big Sky
No. 29 -- America East
No. 30 -- MEAC
No. 31 -- Great West
No. 32 -- SWAC


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Reform & Revolution 9 - 1950s slum clearance
Published by Anonymous for 24dash.com in Housing and also in Featured
Valerie, Roy and Philip in front of their house at 7/2 Low Road, taken in May 1950
Over the coming months 24housing is unraveling – through personal testimony – the top 10 events, chosen by our panel of experts, to have shaped housing in the last 60 years.
Number 9: 1950s slum clearance
The slum clearance programme of the 1930s was suspended at the outbreak of war, but was restarted in the 1950s. Post-war British governments sought to replace both bomb-damaged and slum housing requiring local authorities to submit estimates of the number of unfit dwellings together with programmes for dealing with them. In 1955 the government estimated a total of 850,000, with Parliament passing the Slum Clearance Compensation Act in 1956. By 1979, 1.5 million dwellings had been demolished and more than 3 million people had been relocated.
After seeing the house he was born in flattened to the ground as part of the post-war government's slum clearance programme, Philip E Robinson then saw the house he grew up in suffer the same fate nearly 20 years later. Here, he tells Ross Macmillan about the immense spirit built up in a time of poverty and paints an envious picture of life in Sheffield's 'slums'
So, both the houses you grew up in were demolished as part of the slum clearance programme?
Yes. The house where I was born was demolished in the 1960s, the house where I grew up was demolished in the 1980s. I'm keeping one jump ahead of the bulldozers. Wherever I go they knock the house down.
Tell me about the house you were born in?
I was born in a back-to-back-type house in Low Road, Sheffield in 1948. It didn't have a name but the address was 7 court 2 Low Road (that is, the second house in the seventh "court"). We lived in the middle one of three. To the left of, and at right-angles to us, was a row of 12 – affectionately known as the mucky dozen – where my grandparents lived. That's how my parents met. Two rows of five houses now occupy the site of the original 15, all of which were built towards the end of the 19th century.
Can you remember what the rooms were like?
With the house being on a slope the cellar was on the same level as the living room, and it went under the part of the house that was at the top of the slope. The cellar was the nearest thing to a freezer we had to store food in.
My parents had one room and my brother, sister and I had the first-floor bedroom. I was the youngest. There were five of us originally in the house. We managed without a bathroom – we used to have a tin bath once a week in front of the fire in the kitchen/living room. It was the room where everything happened.
What are your memories of the house?
It was one room deep like a back-to-back house and there was no window at the back. We had a little garden and a communal yard where there was lots of social interplay, which you tend not to get these days. Doing the washing on summer days, people would wheel their old mangles outside and they'd have a tub of water, which they'd have heated in the "copper" and would have a natter while washing their clothes.
Did it have a toilet?
We had flush toilets, but there would be one between two houses, so we shared ours with number three. The toilet block was at the back of the small gardens that belonged to the houses in the main row of 12. Alternate weeks you'd clean the toilet. I remember it was absolutely perishing in the winter. We would put a small paraffin "Tilley" lamp beside the cistern to stop the pipes freezing.
What are your memories of the structure of the house?
It was certainly cold upstairs in winter – we just had the one coal fire in the living room; often in the bedrooms the condensation on the windows would freeze overnight. The house never seemed small to me (probably because I was small as well) and in fact the living room must have been fairly large; I would guess maybe 16 x 14 feet or so. We had visitors all the time – the neighbours would pop in and there was lots of contact.
What sort of people lived in the mucky dozen?
It was very much a Yorkshire community. In all these areas, there was always an old lady or middle-aged lady, who, in our case, was Mrs Sharman. She brought people into the world when the midwife couldn't get there and she also looked after people at the other end of their life – laying them out – that sort of thing. There was someone good at carpentry and he would knock up a rabbit hutch or whatever you needed; someone with a bit of legal knowledge – if you were having trouble he would give you a bit of advice – or write a letter for you. My father used to repair all the wireless sets because he had a bit of electronics knowledge and there'd be a plumber if you wanted a pipe joint mended, and they'd all look after each other.
During the war there was of course food rationing. One chap in the end house – he was a slaughterman by profession – had a van and would rustle up sheep up on the Moors and people would be placing orders for legs of lamb. It was almost a self-sufficient community in many ways.
Did people have high moral standards?
The people living there had very high moral standards for that time. People didn't live together like they do now. If you weren't married you didn't share a house. Any young girl who had aspirations and got a bit flighty with boyfriends and that - that was all frowned upon. The couple that took over one of the local shops had an adopted son. When he went to prison, you'd have thought the sky had fallen in. The shop was boycotted and they had to move away eventually. A similar thing happened in the case of another shopkeeper. He sold his late father's Victoria Cross medal, and this caused such ill-feeling locally that eventually he sold up and left.
It sounds almost envious…
It was poverty, no doubt about that. But as children we were never aware of being poor, because we were rich in the things that mattered. We had loving parents, we were well fed and had clean clothes and we had the woods on our doorstep. We used to run all day in the fields.
You say poverty – could you give me some examples of the worst times?
When I was very small we were comparatively well-off compared with the neighbours, as my dad had got some compensation from an accident in the war. This left him with a permanent limp and he received £1,850 in 1947. We were posh because we had a washing machine. We even had a TV – a 12 inch Pye.
My dad also bought a motorbike and sidecar, and so we would go to the seaside at weekends. A few years later, after we moved house, the money had run out and, for example, we could never afford holidays. Just twice a year we would go on a local pub or social club's children's day trip by coach to Skegness, Bridlington etc. I remember when the washing machine mangle mechanism needed repair in 1956 we couldn't afford the repair, and so my mum had to use an old hand-cranked mangle for a few years. The same thing happened when the vacuum cleaner packed up – the floors were swept with an old broom. Sometimes in winter there would be no coal left in the cellar, and my mum would send me to the "rag place" with a sack of old clothes, to get a few shillings to buy a bag of coal. But my dad (a skilled electrical fitter) was always in work, and so it could have been worse.
Was the house in Low Road part of slum clearance?
The house in Low Road was part of the slum clearance programme when it came down in 1964. We moved out of there in 1952 and it must have been in the late 1950s when the word came from the council that they were going to take them down.
My father used £600 of his war compensation to buy a house in Dykes Hall Road, Hillsborough, which we moved into in 1952, when I was four, a few years before a demolition order was placed on the house in Low Road.
I can't remember what I was doing, but I know that my first thoughts were for my grandmother – who had lived at number 61 since she was two – she would have to move out with her unmarried son and her two bachelor brothers. They moved to a very nice new three-bedroom house as mentioned below, about 10 minutes' walk up the hill. So the people kept in touch and the community was kept alive.
When my grandmother and the other people on Low Road went up to the hill they all thought it was marvellous when they got there, they had no complaints at all, it was just the inertia – they didn't like moving. Overall the new houses and flats were much better, and rents were affordable. Most of all was the fact that people still mostly lived near one another, and the neighbours my grandmother had known all her life were not far away.
Was it happy ever after?
The general feeling, as I remember it, was that no-one wanted to move – they all liked where they lived – but once they had moved, they all thought 'why didn't we do this years ago', as they were much better off? But some areas get better and then deteriorate. People that moved into the north of Sheffield for example – to the old Flower Estate, up Shiregreen Way – thought they had won the pools; they thought they were marvellous. But by the 1980s, they'd gone down hill. It had become a drug-ridden sink estate. Some of the older people were still living there but were surrounded by all this depravity and it must have been awful for them.
What was the house in Dykes Hall Road like?
The house we moved into in Dykes Hall Road was much bigger. By the 1960s when you could get grants to make improvements, my father more or less had one approved in principle, and then found the house had just been scheduled for demolition.
By the time it came down in 1982, the demolition order had been on it for about 16 years because the council kept putting back the demolition date. When my father came to sell it to the council, through negotiation, they offered him £4,000. It said although the house was in good structural condition, it could hardly be called modernised, hence the low offer. Well, of course we never modernised it as we knew we were living in a condemned house! So we were never actually subject to a demolition order – we did it our way, on our terms.
There were only four of the six houses occupied when the demolition order finally came in and those people moved into council accommodation. The houses eventually came down in 1982. I bought the house across the road in 1978 and we moved in April 1979, so we were never actually subject to a demolition order, we did it our way, on our terms.
Did it feel nice to be able to do things on your terms in your own way when thousands of people around the country were pushed and shoved into and out of homes?
Yes – my father was a big believer in being independent, and owning your own property. He didn't like being dictated to by a council or, (as was quite often the case in the 1940s-50s) paying rent to what might be a Rachman-type landlord. But it was of course very difficult for an ordinary working person to buy property in the mid-20th century, and most such people lived in rented accommodation of some kind. Had it not been for my father receiving the compensation money, we would probably have moved to a council house, or another rented house, in the early 1950s. But dad instilled in us all this belief in owning our own property and maintaining it well, and he was very pleased when Valerie, Roy and I all had nice houses of our own.
1956 – What else was happening?
- Prince Rainier III of Monaco marries American film actress Grace Kelly
- A baby gorilla named Colo enters the world at the Columbus Zoo in Ohio, becoming the first-ever gorilla born in captivity
- Suez crisis erupts over Egypt's decision to nationalise the Suez Canal
- Health Minister, RH Turton rejects calls for a government campaign against smoking
- Elvis Presley enters the US music charts for the first time, with Heartbreak Hotel
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Employment law update
Acas are the employment relations experts and a trusted source of advice for employers, employees, Government and others.
The Government has announced several proposed changes to employment law. It has also launched a number of consultations on further proposed changes. A round up of these changes is listed below to help people understand them and their potential impact.
Employment Law updates timetable
|Proposed changes to employment law
|Launch date
National Minimum Wage
The national minimum wage increase.
1 Oct 2016
|Compulsory gender pay differences
Employers will be required to publish whether or not there are differences in gender pay.
|1 Oct 2016
Trade Union Bill
The Bill will introduce a number of proposed changes.
|Protection of NHS whistleblowers when applying for NHS jobs
A new law to ensure that whistleblowers in the NHS are not discriminated against in recruitment by employers when applying for NHS roles because of having made a protected disclosure.
|Apprenticeship levy
An apprenticeship levy will be imposed on all large employers. Employers will receive an allowance to offset against the payment of the levy.
|6 April 2017
|National Minimum and Living Wage
Future changes to the rate of the National Minimum Wage and the National Living Wage will take place in April each year.
|April 2017
|Tax-free childcare scheme
Families where both parents work and each earns less that £150,000 per year will be eligible to receive 20% of their yearly childcare costs of up to £2,000 for each child or £4,000 if the child is disabled.
|Shared Parental Leave for grandparents
Shared Parental Leave is to be extended to allow grandparents to take time off work to help with childcare.
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To get a health reform bill passed—some bill, any bill—the Obama Administration has caved in completely to the health insurance and pharmaceutical lobbies. Doing so guarantees Barack Obama will be a one-term president, and poses a grave political threat to the Democrats in 2010.
The House bill is a façade, a joke. The bill mandates the purchase of insurance by all Americans, but provides no effective constraint on premiums: a stupefying windfall for the industry. The bill's "public option" is available to just a tiny fraction of the American people, so it generates only a hint of price-competition. Meanwhile in the upper chamber, Mr. Joseph Lieberman has eliminated competition altogether in the Senate bill: a public option of any sort and the Medicare buy-in proposal have been dropped. And so has any hope of reimporting less expensive prescription drugs from other countries—a deal worked out in the White House with PhRMA's Billy Tauzin and confirmed by a Senate vote.
Yes, both bills feature innovative measures to reduce costs—basing payments not on quantity, for example, but on successful outcomes. That's laudable, but the cost-savings accrue to the insurance companies who pay the bills, not the American people who buy insurance. Few expect the companies subsequently to lower their premiums.
Suppose a Conference Committee dilutes the House bill even more, to match the insipid Senate bill. Suppose the committee's work survives and is enacted into law.
The Republicans will continue screeching about "socialism" and use the insurance-purchase mandate to display how "government-run healthcare" tyrannizes and victimizes American society. This will be a powerful stimulus for the lunatic right fringe to gain strength in the GOP, to promise repeal after the election in 2010, and to serve up a Palin/Beck ticket, say, in 2012.
Such a ticket might win: there are frightening precedents for demagogues playing to the anger of victimized people, by demonizing plausible culprits. Hitler focused on Jews, racial impurity, and the communists. The far right today spouts hatred of Muslims, immigrants, and liberals.
President Obama's flaccid health reform legislation will attract no Republican support in 2010 or in 2012 for his reelection, and it is driving away hordes of Democratic voters.
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Disaffected Democrats, notably including Howard Dean, are seeing yet another corporate giveaway, and insufficient benefit to American people to justify supporting the legislation. The Obama Administration sent billions to Goldman-Sachs, Citigroup, Bank of America, AIG, JPMorgan-Chase and Wells Fargo; billions to Chrysler and General Motors; and with its newly expanded warmongering, billions to General Dynamics, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrup Grumman, and Raytheon. Now it's the turn of the health insurance and pharmaceutical corporations.
So Mr. Obama is facing not only bloodthirsty Republicans but also disenchanted Democrats. How can he save his majority in Congress and expect to be reelected?
President Obama must scrap the ludicrous legislation he has engineered and start over. There is a chance, anyway, he might succeed.
What the country needs is lower, stable, and controlled healthcare costs. This is the fundamental, absolute imperative. But Obamacare, relying on "free market" forces to control costs, utterly fails here, because the healthcare markets are light-years distant from "free." They are rigged and manipulated at every turn, and policy-driven as well. (President Obama enacted a de facto policy in prohibiting the reimporting of prescription drugs: how free is that market?)
We need some new and drastically different policy-drivers, but to put them in place President Obama must confront and call out the insurance, pharmaceutical, and hospital corporations, not cater to them. With his gifts of intelligence and eloquence, the President can take his case directly to the people—how about a weekly, hour-long telecast?—and win great support, enough to make the necessary changes and conceivably enough to survive politically as well.
What might real healthcare reform look like? There are simple and effective healthcare systems vastly superior to ours in every other industrialized nation on the planet; the one most palatable and easily replicated in the U.S. is probably Germany's.
The German system has no public option. There is nothing comparable to the Medicare buy-in. Senator Lieberman, the "moderate" Democrats, and perhaps a few Republicans come on board soon. The purchase of insurance is mandated: that's already on the table here. There is not a hint of "socialism," which should appeal to America's conservatives. The insurance companies, the hospitals, the doctors, the pharmaceutical companies and the drug stores all operate in the private sector. Sarah and Glen should now be applauding. Citizens are free to choose their doctors and, if necessary, their hospitals, and if there is any waiting at all it is a matter of a few days, not weeks or months. There is no rationing, and there are no death squads. Per capita costs are a fraction of those in the U.S., health outcomes are far superior, health-cost bankruptcy is unimaginable, and German citizens are understandably delighted.
The German insurance companies, the German hospitals, and the German manufacturers of pharmaceuticals are less so, because they are prohibited by law from extorting obscene profits from the people at large. Healthcare premiums and prices in Germany are handsome but reasonable, because they are capped--negotiated, standardized, and enforced by public policy—as they are in every other advanced nation in the world.
Our healthcare system is outrageously expensive and tragically ineffective because we haven't done this. But we could, easily, with a freshly minted bill and a simple one, establishing a federal agency to set and administer health care prices. Not much else needs to be changed.
Congressional Democrats? Are you ready to deny the lobbyists, to give priority instead to the well being of the American people?
President Obama claimed to be, last February, when he said,
The system we have now might work for the powerful and well connected interests that have run Washington for far too long, but I don't. I work for the American people. I didn't come here to do the same thing we've been doing or to take small steps forward, I came to provide the sweeping change that this country demanded when it went to the polls in November.
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The last time the Dow Jones Industrial Average braved a record high—when it reached 14,165 on Oct. 9, 2007—it went on to lose more than half its value over the next 15 months. So investors can be forgiven for feeling apprehensive with the Dow once again closing in on a new peak.
Profit takers flag possible speed bumps like $3.80 gasoline, recent volatility, rising Treasury yields, and potentially pesky headlines from Washington to Rome. Which of these should we worry about?
With Americans already coping with higher payroll taxes, pricier gas can hurt spending. Yet recent corrections caused by gas shocks—measured from the first day gas tops $3.75 a gallon to the market low over the next six months—have shrunk from 39.5% in 2008 to 17.2% in 2011 to just 4% last summer, notes Bespoke Investment Group. Are we getting used to expensive gas?
Last week's short selloff following an uncertain Italian election reminded us that Europe still can rattle U.S. markets, but these days it might take more to set off a bigger correction. "We now have a lender of last resort" in the European Central Bank, and Greek government debt has been restructured, notes Credit Suisse's global strategist Andrew Garthwaite. "In the past, Euro-area crisis has tended to intensify in periods when global growth momentum has slowed, and that is not the case currently."
Sharp market swings unnerve investors, and the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index jumped from 14 to 19 within hours last Monday. But the spike subsided just as quickly when underinvested money managers stepped in to buy the dip. And while the yield on 10-year Treasuries has ticked up from 1.5% last summer to nearly 2%, as economic cues improved, a troubling spike to 4% or 5% seemed unlikely with the Federal Reserve still buying buckets of bonds.
Spending cuts totaling $85 billion in 2013 could shave 1.5 percentage points off economic growth next quarter, "but the sequestration doesn't have to ding the market, let alone tank it," says Hans Olsen, head of investment strategy for the Americas at Barclays Wealth & Investment Management. Real government spending isn't as closely correlated with corporate earnings as most investors feared, and Olsen calls the sequestration "a sideshow."
The bigger fight looms over the temporary budget expiration on March 27 and debt-ceiling discussions that had been postponed to May. Failure to resolve the debt ceiling—if Washington hasn't learned its lesson from the 2011 fiasco—could trigger downgrades of the U.S. credit rating. In the short term, the threats remains what traders call "headline risk" and potential policy missteps from a divisive budget debate. That leaves a stock market that has run up 20% since June prone to some profit-taking.
PALO ALTO NETWORKS panw 0.014248058702001852% Palo Alto Networks Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD140.39 0.02 0.014248058702001852% /Date(1472158842584-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1298475 AFTER HOURS USD140.57 0.180000000000007 0.12821426027494837% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16133 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 12577572226.9751 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 478414 More quote details and news » makes security software that helps protect companies from cyberbreaches and data leakage, but that expertise hasn't shielded its own stock from debilitating volatility. Since the company went public last July, shares (ticker: PANW) have risen about 70% in less than two months only to swiftly surrender much of those gains. That bumpy ride could continue this month, when the expiration of certain lock-up periods makes even more shares available for selling.
Investors with the stomach for risk, however, will have a chance to get in on a company redefining its category. Computer hackers are at the front line of today's espionage, and even our government is tapping the private sector to help strengthen security standards for critical infrastructure from banks to utilities.
Founded in 2005, Palo Alto Networks claims to have reinvented the firewall. Whether you believe the hype, there's no denying it's signing up throngs eager for next-generation security. The company added more than 1,000 customers for a fifth-straight quarter. Repeat customers, on average, recently were spending 4.3 times what they plunked down for their initial purchases, according to industry checks by Lazard Capital Markets.
The enterprise-firewall market is, of course, more mature than other software segments. So, new customers snagged by upstarts typically come at the expense of big vendors like Cisco Systems csco 0.7405022537025112% Cisco Systems Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD31.29 0.23 0.7405022537025112% /Date(1472158800447-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 22498730 AFTER HOURS USD31.3 0.0100000000000016 0.03195909236177692% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 418394 P/E Ratio 14.75943396226415 Market Cap 156222849364.625 Dividend Yield 3.3237456056248003% Rev. per Employee 685576 More quote details and news » (CSCO), Juniper Networks JNPR 0.12836970474967907% Juniper Networks Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD23.4 0.03 0.12836970474967907% /Date(1472158921996-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1907706 AFTER HOURS USD23.4 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6444 P/E Ratio 14.53416149068323 Market Cap 8949845928.0848 Dividend Yield 1.7094017094017093% Rev. per Employee 539567 More quote details and news » (JNPR), and Check Point Software chkp -0.14464168310322156% Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. U.S.: Nasdaq USD75.94 -0.11 -0.14464168310322156% /Date(1472158800340-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 782219 AFTER HOURS USD75.94 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3637 P/E Ratio 19.47179487179487 Market Cap 13040826753.9276 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 433286 More quote details and news » (CHKP). Yet Palo Alto has just 3% of the firewall market, and Lazard analyst Joel Fishbein thinks it "has a significant amount of runway."
Analysts expect Palo Alto to earn 20 cents a share this year and 43 cents in 2014. That means shares trading near $59 already fetch a staggering 137 times projected 2014 profits. Shares will be volatile, and rising expenses and a patent lawsuit by Juniper bear watching, but Palo Alto has no debt and nearly $5 a share in cash. Fishbein's target is $72, which pegs the enterprise value at 11.7 times 2013 sales. That's in line with growing stocks grabbing market share, like Splunk splk 1.35450723960766% Splunk Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD65.1 0.87 1.35450723960766% /Date(1472158800527-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1945044 AFTER HOURS USD60.8 -4.3 -6.605222734254992% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 442223 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 8534883159.6924 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 347010 More quote details and news » (SPLK), Workday wday 7.131198995605775% Workday Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD85.33 5.68 7.131198995605775% /Date(1472158878099-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9628797 AFTER HOURS USD85.05 -0.280000000000001 -0.3281378178835111% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 77151 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 15691050300.5981 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 259949 More quote details and news » (WDAY), ServiceNow now 1.1405799093032842% ServiceNow Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD73.6 0.83 1.1405799093032842% /Date(1472158923274-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 991511 AFTER HOURS USD73.6 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 26030 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 11970664447.7844 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 323926 More quote details and news » (NOW), and NetSuite n 0.09189487226612755% NetSuite Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD108.92 0.1 0.09189487226612755% /Date(1472158964042-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 297541 AFTER HOURS USD108.92 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18847 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 8806693848.28827 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 183880 More quote details and news » (N).
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I personally dont have a credit card so they havent gotten me, I just get the scam mail.
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I mistakenly signed up for the $9 Club and cancelled it within 5 minutes. Was subsequently told I could not do such a thing (cancel that is) and be refunded my $49+. Are you kidding me!!?There is a law in my state (NY) that says that I have three days to change my mind when purchasing so-called contracted items. I cancelled within 3 minutes! Due to a death in our family my husband and I had to delay our flight by 1 day. This change added $468 to our original $690 flights. There is so much more... Enough said, NEVER AGAIN!
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