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Tuesday fire destroys ailing man's house
Published: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 at 12:09 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 at 1:03 p.m.
HOUMA -- With the morning quickly becoming brutally hot and humid Tuesday, it would have made much more sense for 66-year-old Louis Smith to be in bed, napping in the air-conditioning.
Its a good thing he wasnt.
While Smith was across the street talking with a neighbor, a fire broke out in his single-story home on Banks Avenue, severely damaging the modest white house he had occupied for more than 45 years and destroying almost all his belongings.
Still, if Smith had been doing what he should have been -- resting for a hernia operation scheduled for Thursday -- the blaze could have claimed his life, family members said.
"Im just glad he wasnt in there," said Lionel Smith, Louis brother and one of several family members and friends who flocked to the scene of the blaze. "He could have been in there sleeping."
Lionel Smith, 45, said Louis, a retired cement finisher and construction worker who lived alone, has difficulty breathing and suffers from other medical ailments.
"All he does is rest himself," Lionel Smith said.
Houma Fire Inspector Mike Millet said firefighters put the blaze out in fewer than 10 minutes, but damage to the three-bedroom, one-bathroom house was extensive.
"Its pretty substantial, probably about 75 percent fire damage," he said, adding that the flames spread through the house quickly. "Old house like that, it doesnt take long."
The cause of the fire is undetermined, Millet said.
"Its still under investigation," he said. "Weve pin-pointed it to the living room. Were still looking at a few things."
The blaze was the third major house fire in Terrebonne in a week.
A fire on Thursday destroyed a two-story house in Bayou Dularge and another on Aug. 7 consumed a house on Elysian Drive, killing two dogs and other household pets. Fire officials havent yet determined what caused either blaze.
In Tuesdays fire, Lionel Smith said his brother lost nearly all he owned, including furniture, appliances and electronics.
Family members believe an ancient, exterior air-conditioning unit caught fire, quickly enveloping the rest of the house in flames.
"Everything was pretty much destroyed," Lionel Smith said. "We went in and looked around."
The house, he added, was uninsured.
"It was paid for, thank God for that," Lionel Smith said, though he noted the family had put off insuring the house because of a host of repairs that needed to be made.
"Thats a hard pill that we have to swallow right now. We wasnt even thinking about it," he said.
Though he added the family "might have to start selling some plate lunches to try and rebuild," Lionel Smith and other relatives said the only truly irreplaceable part of the house escaped the flames.
"The most important thing is hes still here," said Jeremy Van Buren, Louis Smiths 24-year-old nephew.
Though his house is gone, Louis Smith will always have a home, his relatives said.
"Hes got lots of family," Lionel Smith said. "Hes well-known and well-loved."
Lionel Smith described his brother as a construction "jack of all trades" who worked hard for decades before retiring.
"Im really glad to be his brother," he said. "Hes always been a wise man. I love him to death."
The Salvation Army, he added, called Tuesday to offer assistance.
"God will put some challenges in your life to see where your faith going to go," Lionel Smith said. "Everything happens because of a reason."
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Nov. 7 Column: Win against LSU was all about patience
Published: Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 23, 2009 at 9:33 a.m.
It would have been easy to give up.
It would have been easy to say that the obstacles some self-inflicted, some external that have hampered the University of Alabama offense for weeks now werent going away.
It would have been easy for a frustrated Greg McElroy, after throwing an interception at the end of the first half, to give up on himself.
It would have been easy for Julio Jones to simply shrug his shoulders, frustrated by the criticism from fans who hailed him as a freshman hero but were convinced that he was a sophomore with feet of clay and hands of Play-Doh.
It would have been easy for Mark Ingram, used sparingly in a six-carry first half, to give up.
Most of all, it would have been easy for Nick Saban to give up on his players. McElroys interception late in the first half against LSU prompted pressbox rumblings that a switch perhaps to Star Jackson, perhaps even to untested A.J. McCarron, a topic of whispered rumors all week might be necessary. Another misfire to Jones in the red zone although he had gotten himself wide open and it was McElroys errant aim that prevented a touchdown rekindled criticism, not just from Alabamas own fans but even from LSU defensive backs.
But Saban has learned patience. He knows, better than anyone, that what waits on the bench isnt always necessarily better than what has happened on the field. He knows that you take second chances, and sometimes third chances and, if a player is truly special, then maybe on that fourth chance, things will work out the way you always knew they would.
So he didnt just forget about McElroy. He didnt just forget about Jones. He didnt just forget about Ingram. He didnt forget all the messages hes taught all season long when the season or the happy-ending version of the season stood in the balance with LSU leading and the fourth quarter about to start.
And so it was Jones and Ingram and McElroy, perhaps thanks to a little luck who made the plays that kept Alabamas dream alive by rallying for a 24-15 victory over LSU.
The road is clear into Atlanta. What lies beyond remains to be seen. But Saturday night was about clearing that road, and Alabama did that.
It happened quickly. All it took was one simple pass, perhaps one of the easiest throws McElroy had to make all night. But Jones the old Julio, with what Saban referred to as the juice and the burst that he had a year ago took the ball, turned upfield, broke a tackle and spun the momentum of a raucous Bryant-Denny Stadium back into Alabamas favor.
Whats funny is that Julio got real mad, McElroy said in describing the 73-yard touchdown. I think No. 7 (LSU star defensive back Patrick Peterson) was talking to him a little bit, and it got to (Jones). He said that the guy told him, Youre not great, you cant outrun me. But were going to show him.
Actually, Peterson, injured twice in the game, wasnt around when Jones made his game-changing play. Perhaps it would have been different if Peterson had been available. But Jones took advantage of the opportunity that was there.
You dont expect a little pass to turn into a 73-yard touchdown, but when youve got a guy out there like No. 8, it can happen, McElroy said.
It happened for McElroy, too. He made plays in the second half, and directed Alabama to more than 450 yards of offense. If his late sideline pass to Jones been ruled an interception instead of an incompletion, giving LSU a last possession with a six-point deficit and more than three minutes to go, his performance might be evaluated differently. Replays indicated that such a call could have been made. But it wasnt and McElroy, faced with a third-and-seven, shook off the bad memories and went right back to Jones for 10 yards and a first down that put Alabama into field goal range. Three running plays later, Leigh Tiffin put the game on ice and sent Alabama to Atlanta for a second straight year.
This isnt to say that a few big plays were all that mattered in the game, or a couple of high-profile stars made all the difference. The defense wasnt perfect, but did hold LSU in check. The offensive line, acknowledged on a huge Saban decision to go for a fourth-and-inches after a penalty (running into the punter) on the clinching field goal drive, responded.
If you cant make it when its fourth and less than a yard, well , Saban said, trailing off before resuming his thought.
It was all about aggressiveness.
That was the attitude that Saban promised for Saturday, and it was what he delivered. Aggressiveness. Assertiveness. Confidence. Faith in those who brought you this far.
And now Alabama gets the chance answer the question that it has wanted to ask all season long does it have the confidence to finish the job?
On Saturday, it did.
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"After opening comments, Smulyan and Walsh will respond to questions submitted via email to..."
After many quarters of quasi improvements why does he need to pull this kind of #$%$!
What are you afraid of Mr. Smulyan?
They stopped taking live questions, several quarters back, after I "manhandled" them with intense questioning about the LA radio station that was being sold to the Mexican outfit. I fully suspect that was direct cause of their going to "written questions only."
are you thinking about submitting a question? what would you ask if you e-mailed in a question?
i don't get it. whats so bad about that. Don't they usually respond to questions.
What'so bad.
1. Shareholders get no respect with this type of attitude.
2. He gets to screen questions in advance as opposed to live screwing.
3. He can answer questions anyway that pleases him without having another investor rebuffing.
By now you should get the idea of how easy is a conference call without annoying LIVE analysts and/or investors.
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Barry Diller, IAC's chief executive, said Wednesday that he's not interested in acquiring AOL after the Internet business is spun off from its parent company, Time Warner.
"I have no interest in purchasing AOL, but there are kinds of alliances that are possible for us," Diller said at an investor conference in New York. "Those maybe will happen, or maybe they won't happen."
Time Warner — unable to sell AOL on favorable terms — is planning to spin it off as an independent public company, though it remains a source of acquisition speculation in media circles.
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Some of Washington's closest military allies, including Japan, Egypt and Israel, are cautioning the Obama administration against taking steps that could permanently rupture Russian President Vladimir Putin's ties to the West, according to Asian and Middle East officials.
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Tokyo is seeking to secure more of its energy from Moscow, including through Russia's far east and the Sakhalin Island. And Japanese officials said they hope to keep Russia at least neutral if Tokyo's relations with Beijing sour further in the coming years, as many expect.
"For us, China is the one and true threat," said a senior Japanese official. "We need Russia on our side."
Israel has also sought to stay neutral as the standoff between Washington and Moscow over Ukraine plays out.
Israeli officials failed to turn up at the United Nations last month to vote in favor of a U.S.-backed statement condemning Russia's annexation of the Crimean region of Ukraine. And the Jewish state has maintained an open line of communication with Moscow, largely through Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, who was born in the former Soviet Union and enjoys close ties with Mr. Putin, according to Israeli officials.
Israel hosts a large Russian-speaking population and has sought to enhance ties with the Kremlin in a bid to limit its arms support for Israel's two major enemies, Iran and Syria. "Russia can inflict a lot of damage on us if it chooses to," said an Israeli official.
Egypt's military-backed government has also cultivated ties with the Kremlin in recent years.
Cairo's generals have fumed at the Obama administration's criticism of their coup against former President Mohammed Morsi last July as well as Egypt's human-rights record. Egypt's government has sought to purchase more arms from Russia as the U.S. has signaled slackening military support.
"We will continue to maintain and indeed enhance our strategic relationship with the United States and Europe. However, we will also look elsewhere," Egypt's foreign minister, Nabil Fahmy, said during a speech Monday in Washington. "Our emerging relationship with Russia is one that we will seek to nurture and leverage."
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• March: "Garden & Historic Houses of Savannah & Charleston"
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Bromeliads show: The San Diego Botanical Garden Society's free show features a tropical American plant that is grouped in the same category as pineapples and Spanish moss. Several varieties of bromeliads will be on display. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 30. The show is in Room 101 of Casa del Prado at Balboa Park. Visit www.sdfloral.org or call 619-234-8901.
Temecula Home Improvement & Remodeling Show: Learn about the latest ideas in home improvement, remodeling, decorating and green technology at this three-day show: Nov. 4, 5 and 6 at the Promenade Mall, 40820 Winchester Road in Temecula. There will be seminars on topics such as green gardening and cooking. Exhibit subjects include kitchens, bathrooms, barbecues and pools. The first 300 people on Nov. 3 receive a kitchen slicing knife. Early arrivals on Nov. 5 and 6 ---- the first 100 people ---- receive a food chopper. Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Nov. 4 and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 5 and 6. Admission is free. Visit www.homeshowconsultants.com or 800-358-7469.
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Fall Garden & Home Festival: The Water Conservation Garden's event from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 5 is themed "The Art of Conservation." The garden is at 12122 Cuyamaca College Drive West in El Cajon. Visit gardenandhomefest.org or call 619-660-0614.
All about macadamias: The UC Cooperative Extension, California Macadamia Society and Gold Crown Macadamia Association are holding their annual Field Day from 8:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Nov. 19 at Thomas & Bobbi Rastle's, 1115 Valencia Drive, Escondido. Classes will address topics relevant to the macadamia industry, with plenty of time for attendees ---- from macadamia novices to experienced growers ---- to ask questions. Macadamia trees are native to Australia but have been grown in California for about 220 years. Continental breakfast and lunch will be served. There is a $20 fee. Visit www.macnuts.org/fieldday.htm or call 760-726-8081.
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Bonsai and Beyond Club: Meets at 6 p.m. Nov. 15 in the Ecke Building at San Diego Botanic Garden, 230 Quail Gardens Drive in Encinitas. The club's activities include tray landscapes, hon non bo , bonsai, viewing stones and other Asian art.
Dos Valles Garden Club: Meets at 10 a.m. to noon Nov. 8 in St. Stephen Catholics Church's Community Hall, 31020 Cole Grade Road in Valley Center. Eric Larson, executive director of the San Diego County Farm Bureau, speaks on "The Future of San Diego County Agriculture and How It Affects Small Rural Communities." Visit dosvallesgardenclub.org or call 760-742-0290.
Mabel Corwin Branch of American Begonia Society: Meets at 1:30 p.m. Nov. 13 at the Olivenhain Town Hall, 423 Rancho Santa Fe Road in Encinitas. Members will talk about successfully raising begonias. Bring begonias and companion plants to show. There will be an opportunity drawing. Call 760-753-3077.
Ramona Garden Club: Meets at noon Nov. 9 at the Woman's Club, 524 Main St. in Ramona. Buena Creek Gardens co-owner Shari Matteson will discuss her San Marcos-based nursery and perennial gardening. Guests are welcome to attend meetings, which begin with a potluck lunch. Go to ramonagardenclub.com or call 760-789-8774.
Vista Garden Club : The club is holding its annual scholarship luncheon at noon Nov. 4 at Grace Presbyterian Church, 1450 E. Vista Way in Vista. There's a lasagna lunch, auction and raffle featuring items such as gardening tools, food baskets, theater tickets, plants and baked goods. Last year, proceeds provided four $1,000 scholarships to MiraCosta College horticulture students. Tickets are $20. Call 760-726-4411.
Woman's Club of Vista: Meets at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 9 at Shadowridge Country Club, 1980 Gateway Drive in Vista. Interior decorator and designer Lynn Chichi will talk about entertaining with style, flair and humor. Attendees are encouraged to wear a fancy hat for a contest with prizes. Call 760-822-6824.
San Diego Botanic Garden: These classes are upcoming at the gardens, 230 Quail Gardens Drive in Encinitas. Members get a discount on class prices. The gardens also have docent-led tours at 10 a.m. Saturdays (free with admission); botanical originals, 9:30 a.m. first Sunday of the month ($20); and bird watching, 8 a.m. first Monday of the month (free with admission). Children's activities are free with membership or admission and include Toddler Tales and Tunes (10 a.m. second, third, fourth and fifth Tuesdays); Garden Arts and Crafts (10 a.m. Wednesdays); Plants, Wings and Crawly Things (10 a.m. Thursdays); and Friday Fun (9 a.m. Fridays). Go to sdbgarden.org or call 760-436-3036, ext. 206.
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San Diego Audubon Society: A three-day native gardening workshop will teach participants the best practices for creating water-saving gardens in their yards. The workshops are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 5, 12 and 19 at the Anstine-Audubon Nature Preserve, 2437 Hutchison St. in Vista. Participants will visit a native plant nursery or open space, do projects and outside field work and receive free light breakfast and lunch on Nov. 12 and 19. Participants are asked to volunteer for 20 hours at the Anstine Nature Preserve. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or 760-295-1548.
Solana Center for Environmental Innovation: The center holds free composting workshops around the county that are led by master composters. Participants will learn how to put to use yard, food and household discards, and reduce or avoid usage of chemical fertilizers. Information on vermicomposting (composting with worms) will also be presented. Register at www.solanacenter.org .
• 10 a.m. to noon Nov. 5: San Diego Botanic Garden, 230 Quail Gardens Drive, Encinitas.
The Water Conservation Garden: Classes are offered at the Water Conservation Garden, 12122 Cuyamaca College Drive West, El Cajon, to help residents save water (and money) with landscaping. Registration required; call 619-660-0614, ext. 10, or visit www.thegarden.org. Ask about stimulus pricing when making multiple reservations (same-household 2-for-1 pricing); members receive a discount on classes. The garden also offers Spanish-language tours by reservation at 619-985-8837; "Little Sprouts" play group meets at 10 a.m. the first Tuesday, by reservation only ($5 per adult/child couple). The garden also offers ongoing professional landscape design consultations for $75.
Compost bins for sale: The nonprofit organization Solana Center for the Environmental Innovation sells compost bins from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 137 N. El Camino Real in Encinitas. There are bins for vermicomposting (worms) and bins for regular composting. Gardeners can use compost to enrich soil and boost plant vigor, conserve water, reduce the need for fertilizer and fight pests. Doing so, advocates argue, diverts valuable organic matter from landfills and reduces the amount of waste that's transported from neighborhoods to waste disposal and processing centers. Encinitas residents pay $35 for either bin. Carlsbad residents pay $50 for regular compost bins or $40 for worm bins. Bins are $89 for residents of other cities. Visit www.solanacenter.org .
Native plant garden: Anthropology students at Cal State San Marcos have teamed with the San Diego Archaeological Center to create a native plant garden, which highlights ethnobotany, conservation and sustainable design. The center is at 16666 San Pasqual Valley Road in San Pasqual Valley. Go to www.sandiegoarchaeology.org or call 760-291-0370; the center is closed Sundays and Mondays.
ReStore offers building supplies: ReStore is a discount building supplies store run by San Diego Habitat for Humanity. The store stocks granite, plants, door hinges, lighting, bathtubs, appliances, cabinets and more at 10222 San Diego Mission Road in San Diego. Sales from the store help fund projects for Habitat for Humanity; in the past year, sales have helped to build four homes. Donations accepted; go to www.sdhfh.org/restore.php (also find information about volunteering at the store). ReStore is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays; 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays; 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays; and closed Sundays.
Ask the Designer: The Water Conservation Garden in El Cajon offers 45-minute landscape consultations with a professional designer by appointment. Those interested should bring photos of the house and the area to be redesigned, as well as photos of a favored design. Consultations are $75 each; make an appointment by emailing email@example.com or calling 619-660-0614, ext. 10.
Helpline available: The Water Conservation Garden's Water Smart Pipeline answers questions on how to garden in the water shortage. Gardening expert Nan Sterman will answer calls and return messages from 8:30 a.m. to noon Tuesdays and 1 to 4:30 p.m. Thursdays. Email email@example.com or call 866-962-7021.
Less guesswork: The Water Conservation Garden in El Cajon is offering a full-color plant list with photos called "Nifty 50: Plants for Water Smart Landscapes," that shows gardeners an easy way to select drought-tolerant plants. Each listed plant is noninvasive, easy to maintain and drought-tolerant. Free copies available at the garden, or visit www.thegarden.org.
Smoke alarms installed: The Burn Institute is offering free smoke alarm installations to qualified seniors in San Diego County. Seniors must be 55 or older, own their own homes and live in San Diego County to qualify for the ongoing program. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 858-541-2277, ext. 13, to make an appointment. Go to burninstitute.org.
Water-efficient garden open: Oasis Water Efficient Garden, which offers wholesale and retail sales, is open at 10816 Reidy Canyon Trail in Escondido, next to Fentiman Farms. The garden specializes in cactuses and succulents, as well as other drought-tolerant materials. Oasis is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays; go to www.oasis-plants.com or call 760-744-8191, ext. 3550.


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Wendy analyzes over 80 stays from 1790-1829 for fiber, colour, weave, length, opening placement, shoulder treatment, bust shaping, boning or cording.
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Andrea makes a final bridal-styled version of the 1882 Strauss patent corset, perfecting the technique and adding gorgeous lace and amazing flossing!
Andrea makes a second mockup in her size, and shows how spiral boning and plastic boning behave in this complex corset design.
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Storms kill 37 across South; pummel Alabama
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. An emergency official says violent storms have killed 25 in Alabama, bringing the regional death toll to 37.
Emergency Management Agency spokesman Yasamie August says the people died in severe storms that raked the state on Wednesday.
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By Sara E. Martin, Army Flier Staff WriterJune 27, 2013
FORT RUCKER, Ala. (June 27, 2013) -- When a Soldier around Fort Rucker hears the word 'hangar' most usually ask "Which airfield?" But the hangar in Bldg. 5700 houses something a little different than helicopters, and possibly something just as important in a time of need.
The Fort Rucker Lending Hangar in Rm. 177 has houseware goods for check out to Families whose belongings are being shipped or to Families who are expecting guests for free, said Ruth Gonzalez, relocation readiness program manager.
"Any Soldier or Family member that is arriving or leaving Fort Rucker and wishes to use our services may do so before their home goods arrive," she said. "They only need to bring us a copy of orders."
Orders assigning a Soldier to Fort Rucker for permanent or temporary duty and an identification card are required in order to borrow items from the lending hangar. Anyone with a Department of Defense military identification card may use the lending hangar.
Because of the furlough, Gonzalez asks that people intending to come to the hangar call beforehand to ensure that Army Community Service officials can guarantee someone will be available to assist them.
"We do a lot of briefings and trainings, so we have to close the office and we would hate for someone to waste a trip," she said.
The purpose of the hangar is to make the transitions between duty stations smoother.
"Hopefully we lessen the financial burden on the Soldiers," she said. "If they have shipped their household goods but the items have not arrived yet, they don't have to go buy or rent anything and have double of the item when their things arrive."
Gonzalez warns that the hangar only has the basics and has no furniture, such as dining room sets or mattresses.
"We have things such as folding tables and chairs, sleeping mats, pots and pans, dishes, coffee pots, microwaves, rice cookers, play yards, high chairs, car seats, strollers, blenders, silverware, cooking utensils, toasters and televisions for Families," she said, naming a few items that Soldiers can borrow.
Soldiers going through in or out processing may borrow items for 30 days, but she said ACS takes each situation on a case-by-case basis.
"If something is damaged in transition, or is taking longer than expected, then they can borrow things until it is fixed or that issue is resolved," she said. "During high PCS season when delivery times are longer it makes it even worse, so our services are a blessing to most."
For Soldiers going overseas, Gonzalez said they can be proactive and send their things 60 days before they leave Fort Rucker, and that they are more than welcome to borrow from the hangar during that time.
"It is much better to send your things early and be inconvenienced here where you have friends and connections where if you need a little extra help they are here for you, whereas to go someplace new where you do not know anyone and not have your belongings," she said.
Officials at ACS request people to return borrowed items the way they received them -- clean and in good working condition.
Besides helping take some stress out of moving, Gonzalez said the hangar saves Soldiers money.
"Eating out can get expensive, and it can get old very fast," she said. "We want Soldiers to be ready and able to work or study, and we want our Family members taken care of. It lets the Soldier be ready for their new mission."
The lending hangar does not loan things out for yard sales or parties, but is able to lend a hand when Families are in town.
"If Family members are coming in from out of town then we can help the Soldier with an extra table or an air mattress for example," she said. "There is no reason they should go out and buy things for short term guests unless they just want to."
The Lending Hangar is open Mondays through Fridays from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information about the lending hangar or to check out items, call 255-3161 or 255-2887.


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The Brazilian business community had long predicted that 2014 would be a sluggish year for the economy, with the combined effects of the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the national elections expected to drag down productivity and increase market uncertainty. The figures show that this was indeed the case: Brazil's statistics agency calculated that the economy grew by only 0.1% in 2014. However, even with those destabilising events behind it, the country's investment outlook remains grim. The central bank forecasts that GDP will shrink by 0.5% in 2015, before picking up slightly in 2016.
As a result of the current economic climate, and particularly given the stronger US dollar, private equity deals are on the rise, as cash-rich foreign investors find the valuations of Brazilian companies increasingly attractive. M&A generally continues to tick over well, with 2014 seeing $77.07bn worth of corporate takeovers announced in Brazil – the largest value recorded since 2011.
In addition to the uptick in transactional work, law firms have had their hands full on the regulatory side. Most notably, Brazil's competition authority CADE (Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica), which was overhauled with the introduction of a new antitrust law in 2011, continues to make global headlines due to the severity of its financial penalties. In 2014, the authority slapped six participants in a cement cartel with a combined fine of $1.4bn, which marked its highest-ever single fine. Competition lawyers are unsurprisingly seeing an increased flow of instructions from companies looking to protect themselves from similar fates.
Also on the compliance side, anti-corruption remains a major work driver following the enactment in January 2014 of the Clean Company Act – Brazil's new anti-bribery law. The country's heightened anti-corruption consciousness has been underpinned by the ongoing publicity storm surrounding the 'Operation Car Wash' ('Lava Jato') scandal, which has engulfed politicians, directors of state-owned energy company Petrobras and several construction companies in a criminal investigation into bid rigging and money laundering.
Among the headlines affecting the legal market, MHM – Sociedade de Advogados in 2015 saw the departure of name partner Ricardo Madrona, who left with a large team of lawyers to establish Madrona Advogados. A week after the split, MHM – Sociedade de Advogados confirmed that it had concluded a formal agreement with Campos, Fialho, Canabrava, Borja, Andrade, Salles Advogados which will see the pair begin an association with a view to completing a full merger within two years; the combination is set to create a law firm of 16 partners and 150 professionals.
The market has seen two other significant law firm launches over the past twelve months. Palma Guedes Advogados, which opened its doors in 2014, is a niche public law firm established by Álvaro Palma de Jorge and Demian Guedes, formerly heads of the public law practices at BMA – Barbosa, Müssnich, Aragão and Veirano Advogados respectively. And in 2015, Demarest Advogados saw the departure of insurance head João Marcelo dos Santos (together with junior partners Daniela de Matos Rodrigues and Keila Manangão and four associates) to launch insurance-focused firm Santos Bevilaqua Advogados; Marco Antonio Bevilaqua, formerly of Mandaliti Advogados, is also a co-founder of the new boutique.(Demarest, it should be noted, has responded swiftly by absorbing the specialist insurance boutique, JBO Advocacia).
Although prone to frequent splits and spin-offs, largely caused by generational conflicts, Brazil's legal market is sophisticated and mature. Elite firms BMA – Barbosa, Müssnich, Aragão, Demarest Advogados, Machado Meyer Sendacz e Opice Advogados, Mattos Filho, Veiga Filho, Marrey Jr. e Quiroga Advogados, Pinheiro Neto Advogados, TozziniFreire Advogados and Veirano Advogados are traditionally held up as the leading full-service players in the market. Brazil is also home to a strong band of boutique firms which are viable alternatives to the market monoliths in particular areas.
The Brazilian Bar Association restricts close collaboration with foreign firms, but some international associations do exist: Campos Mello Advogados enjoys a cooperation with transatlantic giant DLA Piper LLP, and the market also features Tauil & Chequer Advogados in association with Mayer Brown and Trench, Rossi e Watanabe Advogados, associated with Baker & McKenzie.


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Late musician Stephen Martin's instruments stolen
Instruments belonging to a popular musician who died this summer have been stolen from his home.
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Instruments belonging to a popular musician who died this summer have been stolen from his home.
Sinn Fein's Carál Ní Chuilín has announced that Philip McGuigan will replace Daithi McKay as the party's MLA for North Antrim.
New comedies about a teenage girl growing up during The Troubles in Northern Ireland in the 1990s and about a bisexual New Yorker navigating the London dating scene have been announced by Channel 4.
Treasured items including a guitar and a keyboard have been stolen from the home of the late musician Stephen Martin.
The new star of hit police corruption drama Line Of Duty has said she has "breathless admiration" for the show.
After 13 years away from our screens, Cold Feet will finally return next month.
The boat used in Britain's biggest-known gun smuggling operation is to be auctioned in Belfast on Thursday.
A man accused of ransacking a student house in Belfast has been banned from entering parts of the city's university area by a Belfast judge.
A Derry man accused of threatening to torture his mother until she was "six feet under" has been granted High Court bail.
With Autumn on the way, giant spiders are invading homes across Northern Ireland.
A Northern Ireland auction house is selling off a boat used to smuggle guns linked to the Charlie Hebdo massacre in France last year.
A Royal Marine is being questioned by detectives investigating Northern Ireland-linked terrorism, understood to be connected to two major dissident republican arms finds.
A Royal Marine is being questioned by detectives investigating Northern Ireland-linked terrorism, understood to be connected to two major dissident republican arms finds.
Ireland's Catholic Church hierarchy has admitted concerns about an "unhealthy atmosphere" at the country's main seminary amid claims trainee priests there are using the gay dating app Grindr.
An independent report into De La Salle College in Belfast has revealed allegations of a "culture of fear" among staff.
An independent report into problems at De La Salle College in Belfast has been released following the "deterioration of working relationships in the school".
Calling all Pokemon Go trainers - there is a club night in Belfast with your name on it.
Police are investigating the sudden death of a 36-year-old woman in Limavady.
Mairtin O Muilleoir says there is "zero chance" of information coming to light that could implicate him in the furore over the coaching of a witness at a probe into the largest land deal in Northern Ireland's history.
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In the aftermath of the failure of the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization, an international treaty organization, to maintain its agreement on Greenland's salmon fishery, the Atlantic Salmon Federation is trying to control the potential damage to North America's wild Atlantic salmon runs.
The salmon's amazing life cycle propels them from natal rivers, thousands of miles to fatten up in distant waters and back to spawn. They cross international jurisdictions, making cooperation among Canada, the United States, the European Union, the Russian Federation, Norway and Denmark in respect to the Faroe Islands and Greenland — all parties to NASCO — absolutely necessary to conserve the species. North America's salmon migrate to Greenland to feed, and they made up about 79 percent of the harvest there, the rest being from southern European populations.
But there has been a growing storm at NASCO. Parties such as the European Union and Canada, despite significant fisheries in their own jurisdictions, have expected Greenland to do all the heavy lifting when it comes to limiting salmon harvests. Parties also delivered a punch to Denmark by completely dismissing the recommendations by an external review panel of three international experts to correct the imbalance between NASCO's ability to regulate salmon fisheries at Greenland and the Faroe Islands and its inability to require other parties to do the same in their own jurisdictions.
At a time when some populations of wild Atlantic salmon have declined to historically low levels, the review panel, which had been contracted by NASCO to deliver an impartial assessment, recommended that NASCO update its focus and mandate to include stronger conservation measures in party jurisdictions. The Danish representative strongly objected to NASCO's dismissal of this recommendation, pointing out, "There is an imbalance in NASCO between the regulatory measures for the distant-water fisheries and the 'soft law' measures applying to other areas of NASCO's work. NASCO should be able to develop binding measures affecting all phases of the salmon's life cycle."
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The American Fisheries Society is honoring recently retired Florida Institute of Oceanography director Bill Hogarth with the Carl R. Sullivan Fishery Conservation Award — one of the nation's premier awards in fisheries science - in recognition of his long career and leadership in preserving some of the world's most threatened species, advocating for environmental protections and leading Florida's scientific response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.Read more...
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Flying Eagle Cents were struck in Philadelphia from 1856 to 1858. 1856 dated coins were patterns issued to show Congress what the new small cents would look like.
It is estimated that 1500 to 2500 pieces were issued in 1856, most being proof examples. The Flying Eagle Cent series also has an overdate, 1858/7, and two letter variations for the 1858 dated Flying Eagle Cent.
Snow-3 variety which were the 'original' strikes from 1856 distributed to officials to show the new small cent design. Snow-9 is the other variety with business strikes and they were restrikes made a few years later. Additionally; only 634 business strikes were minted compared to 1500 proofs with the proofs also being restrikes made to sell collectors. This example is a pleasing walnut brown with more flashy yellow-gold at the periphery and in the protected areas of the design. There is a proof-like element to the fields. The centers are sharply struck while borders are quite weak which seems to be typical for the variety. The date is repunched and the obverse legend shows doubling. No spots, marks, or other distractions can be found.
A lightly circulated proof with problem-free light brown surfaces. There is solid detail and the eye appeal is excellent.
Well struck with crisp copper-nickel tan luster.
Well struck with nice original copper-tan surfaces.
A gorgeous Gem 'Flyer' with nearly mark and spot-free surfaces that are blanketed with satiny copper-nickel red luster. The strike is sharp and the eye appeal is outstanding.