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Stryker is a leading medical technology Company based in the USA, that has a market cap of 19+ billion US $
All of a sudden, there is a new disclosure about the departure of the ex-Stryker CEO - Stephen P. MacMillan who left the Company about 3 months ago. At that time, 'Steve' resigned from the Company, citing 'personal' reasons.
The new disclosure came from the Chairman of Stryker, William U. Parfet, who said in a recent annual board meeting on 24th April 2012 - "Just to clarify, on behalf of the board of directors, we'd like to clearly state that Steve never violated any company policy nor any code of conduct."
What did Steve do that made the Chairman suddenly state this?
The background is that Steve had began 'dating' an employee (who was a flight attendant of the Company's Jet plane) while he was the CEO.
Out of prudence, Steve asked permission from two of his board members if he could date the lady 'before' he got seriously involved with her.The board members gave him their consent, and advised that the lady quit her job first, so as to follow protocol.
This is exactly how Steve and the girlfriend played the rules - except that they had one dinner before the consent was asked.
This one single dinner event was deemed notable enough for the board to demand Steve's ouster!!
Note that, while all this was going on, Steve was seeking divorce from his wife of 24 years of marriage.
To cut a long story short – this case is about a really capable, proficient CEO of a great Company, who made one mistake about stating whom he had dinner with - and landed up getting fired!
This case reminds me of the curious situation of Mark Hurd - who was forced out of the CEO position of HP after he was caught in the 'moral crossfire' of being in a relationshipwith a Company vendor!
I distinctly remember Larry Ellison of Oracle laughing at the decision of the HP board to fire Hurd. This is what Larry Ellison said, "The HP board just made the worst personnel decision since the idiots on the Apple board fired Steve Jobs many years ago. That decision nearly destroyed Apple and would have if Steve hadn't come back and saved them." Source
We all know what happened to HP after Mark Hurd left. The Company performance, its employee morale, and its stock price plummeted. In fact, just today, HP has announced massive layoffs and a very bleak looking forward forecast.
This blog examines the level of intrusion and interference of corporate boards in the personal lives of CEOs:
The boardroom and the bedroom sometime get confused.
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If Clinton could do what he did and still remain President, what really is the moral protocol to be followed?
Bill Clinton was the CEO of America. That's exactly what the position of the President of the USA means.
We all know what he did while he was in the White House, with intern Monica Lewinsky. Bill Clinton went through an impeachment but still remained President! And thank God for that! While he was President, he did a great job. He not only served his country well, but also maintained a degree of high decorum and dignity for the United States, that stood out as a nation respected and envied by the world.
The two Bush Boys (father and son) – one who preceded Clinton, and the other who succeeded Clinton, completely destroyed the USA's global leadership political position.
It's often stated that if Bill Clinton would have been allowed a couple of more terms, the horrific 9/11 incident would never have happened.
Now, comparing what Bill Clinton did with Lewinsky (remember the cigar incident?), I wonder, how grave and serious were the individual mistakes of CEOs Steve MacMillan and Mark Hurd?
To put this brutally in a context - Bill Clinton did what you see in porn movies with a White House intern and still retained his job. Steve MacMillan on the other hand forgot to mention whom he had dinner with and got fired.
Given that both incidents happened in the USA, I ask - what is the moral protocol that its citizens and public are really supposed to follow?
Isn't there a difference between an error of judgment and massive moral corruption?
I believe that Scott Thompson - the recent Yahoo CEO, who finally resigned a couple of weeks ago, deserved to get the firing he received from media and critics like me.
He lied about his college degree; skirted and maintained that lie for quite a while!
In the famous case of Infosys, its then Head of Global Sales – Phaneesh Murthy sexually 'harassed' Reka Maximovitch and was asked to leave Infosys. Phaneesh abused his corporate position to sexually harass a colleague and deserved to get the unceremonious dismissal he got. Source
These are two clear cases of deep corruption of highly placed individuals in power. No one can dispute these.
But, if someone like a Mark Hurd or Steve MacMillan forget stating whom they had a meal with it, does that error of memory fall in the same bracket as behaving like a sexual predator or being a habitual liar?
Board politics compromise Companies.
I have seen Start Up Companies being beaten to pulp in board meetings. Check out this real life incident that happened to me.
If cocky, vain, egoistical investors behave so badly in Start Up board meetings, I can only wonder what must go on in the boardrooms of the Fortune 500 Companies.
I envision cold, dark, teak wood, mahogany paneled, red chaired, oval tabled board rooms, in which old calculating men play cunning inter-personal games, rather than worrying about the Company they are supposed to preserve, protect and help prosper.
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In the case of Mark Hurd and the absolute collapse of HP subsequent to his departure, it became clear that the board had made a terrible decision.
Board politics is well known in the corporate world.
It's no secret that Warren Buffett exercises a great deal of control over the Coke board, and it was owing to his interference that Coca Cola did not buy Quaker Oats. Warren Buffett actually torpedoed the deal. Pepsi subsequently bought Quaker Oats and used it to diversify into the 'good health' business.
If Companies and their political boards cannot rise above inter-personal, petty rivalry, then how can any small or large business in this hyper competitive world survive?
The practicality of morals
The old lady who is the surviving family member of the Stryker family said that the "reason they were firing Steve the CEO was because he lied about an extra marital affair (read dinner) while he was the acting CEO."
In this massively fast moving world that mashes up people, travel, events, conferences, parties, retreats and off-sites, it's almost impossible to conduct oneself in a manner that is saintly or God-like. If in a party, a CEO is a bit drunk and hugs a female colleague a bit too closely, does that mean he gets dismissed the next day?
Or if a group of senior executives in a karaoke bar flirt with the lady attendants, do you - as a nosy, stuck up, white haired, morally uptight board member, recommend their immediate dismissal?
I am sure that very soon boards all over the world, and in Companies big and small, will realize that:
- Talent at the top is very hard to find. Men and Women who reach there are driven people who have succeeded amongst the millions of others and have come out on top. These people need to be celebrated, not punished!
- Even CEOs are human! Each one has a soft, dark spot.
- As long as the behavior or action of the CEO is not immoral or pointing to a massive loss of judgment or character, boards must let the moral compass of the CEO to guide him through small personal troubles, rather than show them the door.
- There are no Gods available to run Companies. The Gods are busy managing this mad world, which has spun out of control. Trying to find God to be your CEO is a foolish, and let me add, a bankrupt idea.
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If I were there, I would have asked one simple Question- Did Steve's act cause any Business Loss to the company? If No, then Business has got nothing to do with it.
If Yes, then an analysis has to be made whether CEO is competitive to the Business.Firing is no solution I believe
Sometimes beyond business objectives(p&L), there are people who think they should deliver the right message to others in the company. The examples quoted by Alok are certainly those who did not think on the big agenda.
But I am not sure we follow these examples in India except some extreme cases and the best part is that the decisions made here too are not based on business logic. They are just part of the prevailing "Chalta Hai" attitude.
People either miss the BIGGER picture or they make their own version of the BIGGER picture of "what will the people say".
Very well written and relevant. However, in the Indian scenario, this would have many more factors other than dinner and more related to work, authority, accountability and now need them, now don't
Its ridiculous that a dinner could be labelled as an "extra-marital affair". These incidents question the integrity of the company and the support that the team should rightfully give to their CEO.
who thought we'd be reading more about phaneesh murthy...?
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I am let down..by his actions..he definitely got away first time and when his firm acquired Patni..(who was our biggest client back then)..we were hoping to see a lot of changes ..and he gave hope to vendors..however i felt let down..believing his words..I believe a CEO should definitely have high integrity ..and preferably not involve with some one @work..even if it happens..there should be a line drawn for either one of the involved to back off from the job...else..it...just causes too many complications..
As much as I strongly believe that " A Country/Company prospers/fails cos of A Leader", it doesn't mean they wield the power to do anything they want like in most occasions ! Like pointed here, "boards must let the moral compass of the CEO to guide him through small personal troubles, rather than show them the door" I believe they would have given them their time to correct and only when it pushes beyond control they would have let them go and most of the corporate ppl don't state the real reason behind the ouster !
Its only till we end up doing something wrong once we will be worried about "moral policy" and after that its all routine and that's the main reason strong board/law/ppl who question this first time is important than when we can't control ever !! Typical well known example of this is Phaneesh, it was not once it happened it came out twice publicly and this might not be the only 2 occasion and may more times it would have happened which we didn't hear it nor its reported to the company - as not every one comes out and says it and may be those are the only 2 occasions who knows ?
"These people need to be celebrated, not punished" - Yes these ppl need to be celebrated for bringing the business from where it was to where it is but NOT PUNISHED for their mistakes ?? This is not right way to celebrate their career, if we don't punish them now that will creep to bigger worries later. I believe no one is pure as its pointed out here, Abraham Lincoln used his power in "INFLUENCING" few ppl but he is celebrated cos he did for "MAJOR CAUSE" if that's the case with the CEO's or Leaders even public will appreciate their effort where as if its personal reasons that derails family/corporate/moral or if it goes beyond control AND if its NOT the ONLY reason BOARD/LAW is looking for their ouster then such reason's are given to public for their ouster but the real reason will be known only to the concerned persons !!


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Saw Caroline Zhang did a run through of her short and long program. beautiful long program. I think she is going to surprise a lot of people this year..... she upped her technical content too ...
Saw Caroline Zhang did a run through of her short and long program. beautiful long program. I think she is going to surprise a lot of people this year..... she upped her technical content too ...
Content wise, has she planned any triple triple combinations? In the past, she has had Loop/Loop. Her history with this in competition, has included completions of the combination but under-rotation calls, which have been somewhat questioned by her coach, Peter Oppegard, during post event interviews.
Any color on how her 3-3s are progressing?
Her technical content, as far as what she plans to do, was never a problem. She isn't going to get many more points for harder jumps if her execution of the triples hasn't improved.
Caroline's problem is her speed and skating skills. It was never more apparent then last year at Skate Canada when she skated right after Kaetlyn Osmond and Gracie. Those 2 girls were flying all over the ice and made Caroline look like she was skating in molasses.
Per mirai being tagged in fb, she competed in a club competition in San Diego and won. Anyone know of it, her score, how she did, or videos? Sophia Adams was a medalist
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Each such article is promoting the skater(s) in question.
I for one always am pleased when the spotlight shines on a significant skater who does not receive much media attention.
BTW, I wish that Gao had been at the recent media summit. I hope that the only reason for her absence was her trip to Nepela. She had been included in the spring media summit in LA. (Ditto for Miner.)
I am still hoping for Gao, but her last outing was sad. Angela Wang almost got herself in the mix after SP for me. Watching Finlandia...maybe Mirai!! But Vanessa Lam would not be able to handle the big stage, she has had her chance.


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I hope it isn't true. Until it's confirmed by Sony, I'm not convinced- it sounds like more rumours being spread by anti-Sony fanboys to me.
great article... this is the thing that scares me the most:
Various news sources recently reported that Sony is seeking to implement a licensing patent on Playstation 3 games whereby the consumer will not 'own' the game they've 'purchased', but only the 'license' to play it. The software would therefore remain the property of Sony and, more importantly, it would be illegal for retail outlets to sell second-hand PS3 games. Other reports indicate that UK retailers have already received notification from Sony that second-hand sales of Playstation 3 games will be prohibited. Sony denies this. Further to the software licensing, which would force more full-price sales from Sony consumers, and make it nigh on impossible for those who cannot always afford full-price games to invest in the Playstation 3, the individual coding scandal continues to surface, whereby Sony would specifically code PS3 games to only play on the console they first boot on. Again, another attempt at driving down second-hand sales, to which Sony has also issued denials.
I hope it isn't true. Until it's confirmed by Sony, I'm not convinced- it sounds like more rumours being spread by anti-Sony fanboys to me.
Hmmm... if that were to happen it would surely make the sony gaming industry almost exclusively accessible to hardcore gamers or to people who want to play sony games. Microsoft is trying to do the same thing with their 'next - gen' computer operating system - making third party software almost inaccessible with the new system unless it was authorised by microsoft. This means that microsoft will have complete control over their software and who uses it. Almost the corporate dream to control the 'masses' completely...
sony can do that game lisencing with the new blu-ray technology.
the ps3 can encode the disks.
sony is hoping the "mainstream" gamer wont notice until he/she buys the ps3.
Its not true it says Sony said its not true what they said
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Lynn) Mogel Jr., along with Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Cindy) Spaniol, are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Alison M. Mogel and Shane C. Spaniol.
Alison and Shane met as juniors while attending McDowell High School. They continued their relationship while attending Edinboro University together. Alison graduated from Edinboro University in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in psychology with a concentration in early childhood development. She is currently employed as a Customer Service Representative at National Fuel. Shane also graduated in 2011 from Edinboro University with a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice. He is currently employed as a Banker at Citizens Bank.
They will be united in marriage by Shane's uncle, Father Tom Brown, on Oct. 5, 2013, at St. Jude the Apostle Church. It has been a blessing watching the two of them grow and mature together.


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22 / 23 August 2007
The Conference of:
Air Power Studies,
King's College London at the
Royal Air Force College
In today's ambiguous strategic environment it is common to see the campaigns against terrorism and various insurgencies being characterised as primarily soldiers' struggles. Media coverage of those campaigns routinely depicts platoons of soldiers in body-armour patrolling hostile suburbs. Yet the media seldom shows air forces and their aircraft despite these playing significant roles in almost all aspects of the multi-faceted, multi-theatre War on Terror and the various insurgencies that it reportedly includes.
This conference – to be held at the historic and prestigious Royal Air Force College – will assess the nature and significance of air power's recent and current roles, contributions and challenges.
KCL's Air Power Studies team intends the conference to attract practitioners, policy-makers, academics and especially university students, and for it therefore to wrestle analytically with big air power-related themes and topics at the heart of current strategy and security debates.
Day 1: Wednesday 22 August 2007
0900 Registration & Coffee
1055 Admin Introduction: Mr Chris Finn
1100 Conference Welcome and Introduction: Dr Joel Hayward
1115 Keynote Address: Professor Matt Uttley, "The Air Power Challenge: Continuity and Change in the Strategic Environment"
1200 Group Captain Neville Parton, "Air Power and Insurgency: Early RAF Doctrine"
1245 Lunch
1345 Air Vice-Marshal Peter Dye, "Royal Air Force Operations in Southwest Arabia 1917-1967"
1430 Dr. Richard Grossman, "'Looks Suspicious': The U.S. Marines' Air Campaign against the Sandino Insurgents of Nicaragua, 1927-1933"
1515 Tea
1545 Dr. David Jordan, "Air power in Urban Insurgencies: the Battles of Surabaya and Fallujah"
1630 Keynote Address: Dr. Philip S. Meilinger, "Starting with a Blank Sheet: Principles of War for a New Century"
1715 Close
1830-2100 Conference Dinner (all)
2100-2300 Bar (cash)
Day 2: Thursday 23 August 2007
0900 Keynote Address: Professor James Corum, "It's Not Air Control Any More: The Contemporary Realities of Employing Airpower in Small Wars"
0945 Professor Caroline Kennedy-Pipe and Mr. Andrew Mumford, "Un- necessary or Unsung? The Strategic Role of Air Power in Britain's Colonial Counter-Insurgencies"
1030 Coffee
1100 Speaker A (Longcroft Room) Dr. Sibylle Scheipers, "Transatlantic Interoperability and the Law of Armed Conflict: Air Power Targeting Decisions in Afghanistan and Iraq"
Speaker B (Smuts Room) Captain Steinar Sanderød, "The Use of Air Power Today: Have New Ethical Dilemmas Occurred?"
1145 Speaker A (Longcroft Room) Ms. Evelyn Krache Morris, "Techniques and Gadgets, Hearts and Minds: An Analysis of Operation Ranch Hand"
Speaker B (Smuts Room) Ms. Sarah Elizabeth Kreps, "Airpower after Lebanon: Getting it Right"
1230 Lunch
1330 Speaker A (Longcroft Room) Mr. Thomas Withington, "Air Power and the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan"
Speaker B (Smuts Room) Group Captain Afzal Ashraf, "The Ethics of Air Power in the Age of the Global Salafi Jihad"
1415 Speaker A (Longcroft Room) Dr. Christina Goulter, "Urban Close Air Support in Counter-Insurgency Warfare: Lessons from Greece, 1944- 45"
Speaker B (Smuts Room) Mr. Christian F. Anrig, "Neglected Contributors: the Continental European Air Powers"
1500 Closing Address: Sir Glenn Torpy, Chief of the Air Staff, RAF
1530 Tea
1600 Farewell: Dr Joel Hayward
1615 Disperse
Conference Registration
The cost to delegates is £30. This covers accommodation for the night of Wednesday 22 August, all food including a Conference Dinner in College Hall and basic refreshments for the duration of the Conference.
A cheque for £30 made out to "Service Funds RAF Cranwell" should be returned with the form below to:
Air Power Conference 2007
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NEW WATERFORD - Luke Newbold, one of three brothers from Columbiana County, all of whom became Navy SEALs, spoke at Crestview High School during a Veterans Day ceremony on Monday.
For veterans like Newbold, the holiday is another chance to remember those they served with, those who served before them and applaud those carrying on the tradition of military service.
The Star Spangled Banner has a lot of meaning to Newbold, who said it represents a lot blood and sacrifice from those who served.
"Whenever you hear that song, stand up, be proud and look at that flag," Newbold said. "Our country is still the best country on earth because of that freedom."
High School Principal Lynda Dickson explained the concept of freedom to some of the younger members of the audience at the assembly for both middle school and high school students.
"Many of us have never lived any other way," Dickson said.
She noted here we have the freedom to go to school as a 10-year-old child instead of to work. We have food, freedom to travel with our families and the choice of what we want to do after we graduate from high school.
Newbold also chose the day to pass on a little bit of advice to the students, things he learned about being a self confident person while a part of the Navy SEALs unit. He challenged the students to start each day with a positive attitude, remain healthy by exercising both their bodies and their brains and remain motivated and excited about what they want to do.
Additionally, he said they should earn respect each day by their actions not their words. He told them to set goals both short-term and long-term and have integrity.
"Everyone here knows the difference between right and wrong," Newbold said.
Finally, he offered they should find a mentor who knows more about those things that interest them than they know. Lastly, he noted the importance of having fun each day.


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Few Celebrities Found at Chelsea Clinton's Big Wedding
In the end, Chelsea Clinton's highly anticipated wedding to longtime boyfriend Marc Mezvinsky in Rhinebeck, N.Y., on Saturday may not have been the celebrity extravaganza some had expected.
Although no guest list has been made public, photographers and other members of the media who flocked to the small town near the Hudson River spotted only a few boldface names ahead of the big event. As The Journal's Lauren Fedor reported, Secretary of State Madeline Albright and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee Terry McAuliffe were in town, as was fashion designer Vera Wang (who designed Chelsea's gown).
Actor Ted Danson was in Rhinebeck with his wife, actress Mary Steenburgen, but the paparazzi produced little additional evidence of famous guests, including rumored attendees like Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg and Barbara Streisand. As Danson himself quipped to the Guardian newspaper, "Am I the only celebrity in town?"
Take a look at this slideshow of the big-name guests spotted in Rhinebeck, as well as those who did not attend (including President Barack Obama and former Vice President Al Gore).
The parents of the bride, former President Bill Clinton and current Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, were there, of course, and released the following statement:
Today, we watched with great pride and overwhelming emotion as Chelsea and Marc wed in a beautiful ceremony at Astor Courts, surrounded by family and their close friends.
We could not have asked for a more perfect day to celebrate the beginning of their life together, and we are so happy to welcome Marc into our family. On behalf of the newlyweds, we want to give special thanks to the people of Rhinebeck for welcoming us and to everyone for their well-wishes on this special day.
In the aftermath, there was some new information about the interfaith aspect of the wedding. Rabbi James Ponet, head of the Jewish center at Yale University, co-officiated with Methodist minister Rev. William Shillady, according to a report by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. The ceremony took place under a chuppah, a traditional Jewish wedding canopy, and "featured friends and family reciting the seven traditional blessings and a ketubah, the traditional Jewish wedding contract," JTA reported.
USA Today's Cathy Lynn Grossman puts this high-profile interfaith union into national context:
Two decades ago, 25% of U.S. couples didn't share the same faith. That was up to 31% by 2006-2008, according to the General Social Survey, by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago. The number was even higher, 37%, in the 2008 U.S. Religious Landscape Survey by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.
As for the wedding venue, which was shrouded in secrecy before the big day, a report on FoxNews.com notes that the 50-acre Hudson River property, known as Astor Courts, is for sale and speculates on the boost that may come from the wedding hoopla.
What about the wedding dress? A Los Angeles Times fashion blog gave Chelsea Clinton high marks for her choice, "a strapless raw-edged laser cut swirling silk organza ball skirt and train with a silk tulle diagonally draped bodice, accented by an embellished belt," designed by Vera Wang:
Her dramatic veil and the silver-jeweled embroidery that wrapped around the gown defining her dainty waist were very romantic touches and certainly made the gown feel much more special than your average strapless style. And the elegant touches such as her monochromatic ivory bouquet and simple makeup and upswept hair were smart choices as not to interfere with the volume of her dress and veil.
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Cornhusker Economics Outlook
The 2015 Cornhusker Economics Outlook meeting series will focus on the ag outlook and management decisions for Nebraska farmers and ranchers at six locations across the state on November 17-24. The annual meeting series is offered by Nebraska Extension and the University of Nebraska Lincoln Department of Agricultural Economics. The meetings are free to participants thanks to the statewide series support of Great Western Bank along with local meeting sponsors.
The outlook meetings are scheduled for a concise, fast-paced discussion of crop, livestock, policy, and financial outlook with attention to production, management, and marketing decisions for 2016.
Kate Brooks, Extension Livestock Economist at UNL will provide outlook and analysis for beef and other livestock producers. Kate will digest emerging livestock market fundamentals, meat supplies, and meat demand to assess producer profit potential and sound marketing and production decisions in 2016.
Cory Walters, Extension Crop Economist at UNL will discuss the crop outlook and implications for producers. Cory will discuss the current price environment and market outlook for Nebraska crop producers and the implications for production, marketing, and risk management decisions in the year ahead.
Brad Lubben, Extension Policy Specialist at UNL will discuss the ag policy outlook. Beyond the current policy environment in Washington, Lubben will focus on the role of the farm income safety net and the projected support from farm programs and crop insurance for cash flow planning and risk management decision-making.
Tina Barrett, Director of Nebraska Farm Business, Inc. will discuss the farm financial outlook and financial management decisions ahead for producers. Building on data from hundreds of farm cooperators in NFBI, Tina will focus on the current financial position and trends for Nebraska agriculture and the financial management challenges and decisions facing producers, with a focus on budgeting and cost control for the year ahead.
Jay Parsons, Extension Economist at UNL will discuss farm and ranch risk management issues and decisions. Jay will draw on his expertise in risk management to incorporate the marketing, production, policy, and financial discussion into risk management decisions and strategies for producers for 2016.
Agenda and Meeting Times (Morning or Afternoon Meeting Times)
- 1:00-1:10 or 9:00-9:10 Welcome and Introductions
- 1:10-1:45 or 9:10-9:45 Dr. Kate Brooks, UNL Extension Livestock Economist Kate will address the outlook for the livestock sector and discuss management and marketing decisions for producers.
- 1:44-2:20 or 9:45-10:20 Dr. Cory Walters, UNL Extension Crop Economist Cory will cover the outlook for the grains and oilseeds sector and discuss management and marketing decisions for producers.
- 2:20-2:30 or 10:20-10:30 Break
- 2:30-2:50 or 10:30-10:50 Dr. Brad Lubben, UNL Extension Policy Specialist Brad will discuss the policy outlook and highlight the impact of the farm income safety net on producer profitability and cash flow projections.
- 2:50-3:20 or 10:50-11:20 Tina Barrett, Director, Nebraska Farm Business, Inc. Tina will discuss the financial position and performance of Nebraska farms and ranches, with an eye to budgeting and cost control for the year ahead.
- 3:20-3:50 or 11:20-11:50 Dr. Jay Parsons, UNL Extension Farm Management Specialist Jay will focus on farm and ranch management decisions and strategies for producers to manage risk in the current economic environment.
- 3:50-4:00 or 11:50-12:00 Questions, Answers, and Wrap-Up
Locations, Dates, Times, and Local Contacts
Tuesday, November 17, 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. CST
Holthus Convention Center
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Contact: Gary Zoubek, York County Extension – 402-362-5508 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Brandy VanDeWalle, Fillmore County Extension – 402759-3712 or email@example.com
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Prairie Winds Community Center
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McCook Christian Church
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Buffalo County Fairgrounds in conjunction with the Gateway Farm Expo
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Kimmel Education and Research Center
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Contact: Monte Vandeveer, Otoe County Extension – 402-269-2301 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Dr. Jeff Wilson, UTB Dept. of Chemistry and Environmental SciencesDr. Joe McCormick, UTHSC School of Public Health – Brownsville
Dr. Sue Fisher-Hoch, UTHSC School of Public Health – Brownsville
Dr. Belinda Reininger, UTHSC School of Public Health–Brownsville
Dr. Jennifer Gay, UTHSC School of Public Health–Brownsville
Dr. Jamie Pearce, University of Edinburgh; Scotland
The obesity epidemic and associated health effects are recognized as one of the most serious and prevalent public health concerns in the United States. Recent work in Brownsville indicates that obesity prevalence for Mexican Americans may be substantially underestimated at the national level. Approximately 50% of Brownsville's population are obese and another 30% are overweight.
It is now recognized that the neighborhood in which one resides is linked to various health outcomes, including obesity and diabetes. This project aims to investigate the effects of neighborhood factors utilizing geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial statistics. These factors include access to fresh fruits and vegetables, access to places to be active such as parks, and safety factors within neighborhoods.
Fisher-Hoch, Susan, A.R. Rentfro, J.J. Salinas, A. Perez, H.S. Brown, B.M. Reininger, B.I. Restrapo, J. Gaines Wilson, M.M. Hossain, M.H. Rahbar, C.M. Hanis, J.B. McCormick. 2009 (in press). Socioeconomic status and prevalence of obesity and diabetes in a Mexican American community, Cameron County, Texas. Preventing Chronic Diseases.
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8/10 Brian Staff review, 20 October 2011
Aquarelle is here with one side of white wax numbering the two tracks. Ryan Potts he's really called to his homies, I think his genuine name would have suited this release better, twinned with the Cobbster who hides behind nothing, he lets his REAL name flop out, warts, hair & all in front of everyone. What a charming two-some down the pub on a Friday night these two could have been. Potts & Cobb, everyone's fave dastardly pint-chasers?? Anyway, this is ambient washes over tripping drones & dreampop loops with huge explosions of giddy white noise pluming out at intervals. Around half-way those explosions turn into a expanding mushroom cloud of fluttering, lurching, flailing noise that is more meditative than abrasive but still scorches the inside of your head a bit. This would sound marvellous amped-up to 11. The Cobbulator goes for wavering tones, soft pulses, implicit glitch & crackle and generally very nice dark ambiance. Definitely some of the more intoxicating and attractive sound-art I've heard in a while, the dense ricocheting drones coming at you saucer-attack style marrying up nicely with the avant-scrunch tactics. The second & last piece by this Cobbvader guy takes the shape of an intensive cosmic drone piece that seems to rewire your mind whilst washing seductively all over your earlobes. There's plenty going on here, like if the solar system was a shimmering ocean, this is it's sound. Now drink deep......
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Mens Golf to Host EY Memorial Starting Monday
MUNCIE, Ind. -- The Ball State men's golf team will host the Earl Yestingsmeier Memorial Invitational this week at Delaware Country Club.
The three-round event gets underway with 36 holes Monday, beginning with a 9 a.m. shotgun start. The final round will be played Tuesday.
Delaware Country Club is a par-70 layout that will play to 6,438 yards. Live scoring throughout the tournament will be available at birdiefire.com.
The tournament is named in honor of former Ball State men's golf coach Earl Yestingsmeier, who passed away in January at age 80. Yestingsmeier spent 36 seasons leading the program, including 31 in a dual role as sports information director and golf coach.
He guided the Cardinals to 107 tournament titles and 11 NCAA Tournament appearances during his tenure. The team's most avid fan, Yestingsmeier continued to travel to nearly every tournament in which Ball State competed until his passing.
The Cardinals are one of three Mid-American Conference teams in the field this week, along with Ohio and Toledo. The Toledo head coach is Jamie Broce, who played at Ball State under both Yestingsmeier and current head coach Mike Fleck.
The 11-team field also includes Chicago State and Loyola University Chicago plus six programs from Indiana: Bethel College, Franklin, Marian, Saint Francis, Taylor and Vincennes. Additionally, Goshen College will send individuals to compete.
Ball State's lineup will feature Albert Jennings, Derek Kundenreich, Tyler Ostrom, Connor O'Neal, Zach Yinger and Quentyn Carpenter. Teams will have six golfers competing with the top five each round counting toward the team score, as opposed to the usual five-count-four format.
Ball State has hosted the tournament every year since the 1974-75 season (with the exception of one weather cancellation). Previously known as the Ball State Invitational, it was renamed the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational beginning with the 2001-02 season. This is the first year it is known as the Earl Yestingsmeier Memorial Invitational.This week's tournament marks the final action of the regular season for the Cardinals. The MAC Championships will be played May 1-3 at Prairie View Golf Club in Carmel, Ind.


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Answer 2
In addition to Faraz,
There is a fine sample from Martin in this thread.
For both the now given answers you need to set a reference to System.Management and in the sample from Martin also an import for that.
Be aware that for the sample from Faraz you need to set option strict Off
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Hello GENER-AL,
Thanks for your post.
As Faraz suggested, please try to post the error details, here the forum members will try their best to help you.
In addition, I searched a method about Reading CPU Temperature. Here is the link, please check. Hope it could make you get some ideas.
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Answer 6
The link you gave contains the same code which Martin has given (it is endless times in Microsoft forums).
It is blocked on my Window 7 computer, I thought it was on my computer, because I've not Asus probe installed.
But probably it is something from Windows 7 and Vista
I saw that more persons are fighting with this, I did not really find a solution.
Answer 7
I tested it before and it worked fine. i tried it on my Desktop and try to run the both code provided above, return the same result
"Not supported" .
After that i downloaded a software Core Temp and it does show's the temperature.
Now i'm pretty sure its manufacturer dependent, since they will be accessed through an I/O port. If you have a specific board you're trying to work with, try looking through the manuals and/or contacting the manufacturer.


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Shanghai Knights
This film doesn't take place in Shanghai, doesn't include any knights, and almost all the action takes place in the daytime, so I don't see how the title is relevant to anything at all. The film takes place in 1880s London and uses the same two characters from the first film, "Shanghai Noon": Chon Wang (Jackie Chan) and Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson). Its main source of "clever" humor consists of clumsy historical references: Jack the Ripper (Oliver Cotton) has a confrontation with one of the characters, Det. Artie Doyle (Tom Fisher) helps our intrepid heroes out, and there's a little kid named Charlie (Aaron Johnson) who reveals a cute Hollywood secret at the end of the film.
It's all so quaint I wanted to puke. I can only say "thank God" that the filmmakers didn't continue beating us over the head with the tortured joke of the similar-sounding "Chon Wang" and "John Wayne." That's one of those jokes that's funny only if nobody ever mentions it, and exactly the type of joke most directors can't help but point out over and over again to make sure every moron in the audience gets it.
Chon and Roy are in London to track down the man who murdered Chon's father. Chon's sister, Lin (Fann Wong), is also there and naturally, she's got some martial arts skills and can kick ass. (Incidentally, Chon is Wang's family name. Everyone should call him Wang, I think, and his sister should be called Lin. However, Roy calls him Chon. Frankly, if China would just get their damn naming system straightened out, like ours, this wouldn't be so complicated.) Roy immediately falls in love with Lin, but Chon doesn't like this because Roy's an idiot and the image of Roy screwing Lin makes Chon sick. Eventually though, he overcomes this image and doesn't mind if Roy screws his sister.
This sequel is so unlike the original in tone and story, that one is absolutely amazed at the filmmakers' creative abilities. Okay, I jest. Actually, it's exactly like the first one in every way. There's nothing surprising about the film at all and it's just another tribute to the American tradition of intellectual and physical laziness that promotes eating fast food, watching television, and paying to see film sequels. "Shanghai Knights" is just further proof that Americans' rank on the "intellectual perspicacity" scale places them somewhere between "sea turtles" and "kale."
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Leawood office building, strip malls evacuated over natural gas odor
No injuries reported after contractor strikes gas line
The odor of natural gas sparked the evacuation of an office building and two nearby strip malls in south Leawood Wednesday afternoon.
Workers in the building at 4831 W. 136th St. were asked to leave just before 4 p.m. The Leawood Fire Department said a contractor working in the area struck a gas line.
Officials later ordered the evacuation of two nearby strip malls. People said the odor of gas in the area was still strong.
Leawood police said after 5 p.m. that the leak had been stopped and businesses were allowed to reopen a short time later.
No injuries were reported.
The evacuation happened a day after a massive natural gas explosion and fire rocked J.J.'s Restaurant west of the Country Club Plaza.
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Our school assembly program has been a huge hit since we launched it last year! We've gotten so many positive responses. We are truly awestruck!
Here are three reasons you'll absolutely love it!
1.) Anti Bullying Message
This is something we're really passionate about. I was bullied a lot as a kid. We teach kids how to identify bullying behavior and give them the courage to report it.
Bullying is a topic I write about frequently on this blog. I won't re-hash a lot of the material. Just click here to see all of our most recent posts about the topic.
Bullying is not a new problem, but it's crucial that we confront it. The worst thing we can do is continue sweeping it under the rug. Our anti-bullying message is particularly effective when combined with other anti-bullying initiatives at your school.
2.) High Energy Fun!
After almost every show we hear customers tell us "Wow! You guys are really great! I can't believe how high-energy you are!"
This is on purpose. Kids today have microscopic attention spans. Many of them suffer from ADD and other similar disorders. They have difficulties focusing and get bored easily.
We designed our show with this in mind. We keep the pace moving at breakneck speed and don't allow the momentum to break for even a second.
Basically we keep control of the assembly by not giving them a chance to be disruptive. We engage their attention immediately at the top of the show and don't let go until the show's over!
3.) Clean Comedy for Kids
It's scientifically proven that we learn better when we're laughing and having fun. The kids will be laughing until their sides hurt! This gives us an opportunity to share our message without making them feel overwhelmed.
The star of the show is Gus the Rubber Chicken. Gus does some amazing magic stunts, but there's also a lot of silliness along the way.
We really build Gus up. We want the kids to really love him. Eventually we reveal that he's the victim of bullying.
This allows us to help kids inclined to bully understand the effect their actions have on others. It also gives us an opportunity to teach bully victims how to take a non-violent stand.
All the while nobody feels like they're being "talked to" because everything stays upbeat and fun!
There's More…
That's only three reasons… There's a lot more. I just wanted to end this post before it became a small novel!
Recently we were interviewed on TV about the show. Be sure to check it out and learn more at our anti bullying assembly page.
Image by Eddie-S licensed under Creative Commons.


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Monarch butterfly decline: the overwhelming case for banning glyphosate
Eva Sirinathsinghji / ISIS
2nd March 2016Monarch butterfly numbers are dwindling despite protection of their wintering forests in Mexico, and voluntary schemes to restore their food plant, milkweed, in US field margins, writes Eva Sirinathsinghji. These measures alone are insufficient: no less than an end to the mass spraying of glyphosate on crops, predicated by 'Roundup-ready' GM corn and soy, will do. more...
Organic food is well worth paying for - for your health as well as nature
Peter Melchett / Soil Association
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Lesley Docksey
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Vanessa Amaral-Rogers
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Colin Todhunter
19th February 2016India's farmers are the targets of structural violence aimed at uprooting indigenous agriculture and replacing it with an intensive corporate model based on GMOs and agrochemicals, writes Colin Todhunter. But as Monsanto's GM cotton succumbs to insect infestations despite repeated pesticide applications, agroecological farming is an increasingly attractive option for cultivators. more...
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Vanessa Amaral-Rogers
17th February 2016The Gates Foundation has received a 57,000 strong petition denouncing its support for a 'biopirated' GM banana program in Africa, and calling on it to suspend a feeding trial on US students, writes Vanessa Amaral-Rogers. The banana threatens both the health of the students, say campaigners, and the future of African agriculture. more...
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David Miller
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Colin Todhunter
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In the footsteps of Gandhi: an interview with Vandana Shiva
Scott London
14th February 2016Vandana Shiva is more than just a leading scientist, author and campaigner on green issues and anti-globalisation, writes Scott London. She is also among the most prominent of Mahatma Ghandi's intellectual heirs. In this interview, she discusses how this led her to be an outspoken voice on such crucial environmental issues as seed legacy, biopiracy and economic injustice. more...
Beware the GMO Trojan horse! Indian food and farming are under attack
Colin Todhunter
11th February 2016Global oilseed, agribusiness and biotech corporations are engaged in a long term attack on India's local cooking oil producers, writes Colin Todhunter. In just 20 years they have reduced India from self-sufficiency in cooking oil to importing half its needs. Now the government's unlawful attempts to impose GM mustard seed threaten to wipe out a crop at the root of Indian food and farming traditions. more...
Intensive, corporate agriculture is increasing poverty in Africa
Lawrence Woodward
11th February 2016New research indicates that agricultural policies aimed at alleviating poverty in Africa are making things worse, writes Lawrence Woodward. Backed by 'development' aid, big business is forcing modern farming practices on unwilling rural communities. Only the rich benefit, while the poor carry the burden of landlessness and debt. more...
Burkina Faso's decision to drop GM cotton and the law of unintended consequences
Brian Dowd-Uribe & Matthew Schnurr
9th February 2016Over 100,000 Burkina Faso farmers were pleased with Monsanto's yield-boosting Bt cotton, write Brian Dowd-Uribe & Matthew Schnurr. But not the companies that had to buy the crop at a fixed government-set price. The shorter fibres produced by Bt varieties led to less lint being extracted, and of lower quality, making it a lose-lose proposition for the country's most important industry. more...
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George Wuerthner
12th February 2016The public interest is already derelicted by federal officials on the US's public lands routinely intimidated by aggressive local economic and political interests, writes George Wuerthner. And now it's only going to get worse, with media coverage of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge debacle uncritically promulgating the false narrative of over-zealous enforcement of regulations. more...
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Chris Lang / REDD Monitor
8th February 2016Agriculture is big business and with the EU pumping money at the sector, the corporate profiteers are holding all the aces, writes Chris Lang. The documentary 'Land Grabbing' investigates what happens when well-financed agro-investors take over rural communities' land and water. more...
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Colin Todhunter
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Pat Thomas
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Angelina Sanderson Bellamy, Cardiff University
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Bangladeshi farmers ditch GM brinjal
Farida Akhtar / GMWatch
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Colin Tudge
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Ciara Low / GMWatch
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There's so much talk about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) going around, it's impossible to keep up. Chances are, if you're a busy entrepreneur or small business owner, you have no time to waste learning the SEO tricks of the moment. You just want to improve SEO so your site has better search results, right? When I was learning SEO, there was one thing I learned to improve SEO that made it instantly click for me. Are you ready to learn it too? I promise, once you see how simple it is to make some very basic changes to your pages, […] Read More
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Getting High And Drunk At The Same Time.
Ey yo we got so CRUNCK last night.
af Big J 20. marts 2004
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Can you define these popular missing words?
down south version of banging or awesome
That party was crunck.
af Phoebe Beaver 21. april 2005
a mix of crazy and drunck
we was hellla crunck last night
af G-DOOG 22. december 2005
gettin sooo wasted that you think that it would be a cool idea to kill someone....but then you realize that your just an idiot!
Idiot: Dude i totally killed some bitch last night, it was so crunck.
Non-Idiot: What are you and idiot?!
Non-Idiot: What are you and idiot?!
af dyl0n 13. oktober 2005
Its when u git relly crazzie. U no u crunck. Wen u go into da prty and just show off and have a good time.
Lil Jon and da Eastside Boiz got crunck i da club!!!
af Brittany K. 29. januar 2005
What the crunk?
That's crunked up?
That's crunked up?
af Maximus Prime 1. april 2005
Beating the shit outta someone that's from Vancover (mainly cause he's asian) used mainly by gangsta's in Winnipeg.
yo get da mofo straight outta van-city n' crunck his asian ass
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Hacking hotmail acc
Hi guys, i was wondering if anyone has a good tutorial or can possibly teach me a simple way of retrieving hotmail password or other email providers?
I am pretty new to this topic but i would like and be willing to learn
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You have posted it as an Article under the Article / Source code section. I have moved it to the Queries and Discussion forum.
Note : In this thread there are many posts which are trying to hack your email by asking for your email / password to be sent to some address. Instead of sending the password report that post using icon beside every post. We have tried to remove them but still if you find them do report them.
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Hey check this website out it has some good hacking programs <<Snipped>>
Most of the programs have tutorial how to use as well!
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hmmmm wel lets c... u wanna hack hotmail? well pay me $$$$$$$$$$$$ n i will do it for u!!!!!!!!!
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Hacking hotmail is simple this technique works 50% of the time so just keep trying until the password of the victim shows up. i dont suggest hacking hotmail im just here to help those who may have forgotten there pass or so.
first thing to do log in to your hotmail account.
the account has to be over 30days old or it wont be recognized.
open a new message like your going to send an email
were it says
To: <<Deleted>>
subject:Password recovery
now in the big white box underneath put
(your hotmail account)
(your hotmail password)
(the victims hotmail account)
ok now your done just click send and you should recieve a message in less than 1 second.
what this does is scramble the php and makes the server bot think you own the account since you already gave it a correct password with your account either it will give you the persons password or it will change the persons password to yours. Happy trails
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and who owns this email.
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noone owns it it was made as a regular account but then it was turned into Password Creator so noone can access it anymore thats the lost but the gain is being able to retrieve others
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Thats more or less the oldest one in the book :D
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BTW, if you wanna hack one of your friends emails, the easiest way to do it is to click the forgot your password link, find out what their secret question is, ask them the secret question nonchalontly, and chances are they'll give it to you. A surprising amount of people actually have an easy answer to their question and have usually forgotten all about it so that when you ask the question in a subtle way, it'll probably not set any alarm bells off. Then all thats left to do is to change the password to one of your choosing. I usually do this for the fun of it while chatting with the person over msn. Then I tell them I hacked their account and the password and when they dont believe me I just tell them to sign out and try the new password. Not actually that hightech a hack, but the simple things usually work best. :)
PS-not all people will have an answer to their secret question, and if they do it might not be the one that they tell you
PPS-if at first you don't succeed try typing different spelling variations, but if you try too many times, hotmail will ban you from trying to change your password for about a day.
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Further adventures as a tour guide..
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The first of them, Burford, was to be a quick stop, about an hour, because it's a small town and there's so much to see. About ten minutes drive out of Burford the coach stopped. The Coach driver got out and part of the bus was a little way down the road. Hmm. I had been in the middle of my spiel about Burford and checked my notes, hmm, nothing about a stop. We hopped off the bus for a secret summit (away from the passengers) and wondered what to do.. a public bus went past and our Coach driver flagged it down and somehow talked the driver into taking the coach load into town. So we left our Coach driver by the side of the road and headed into town.
I sent those merry little tourists on their way and told them to meet us back in an hour for an update. An hour passed, the coach driver tells me the owner of the coach is going to come up from London. Much apologising and a re-arrange to meet the tourists in two hours. Now this continued all day and by 5pm (we got there about 9.30) several of them were having heart attacks, they had to be back in London by 7. So off to the tourist info we go to get them a back up plan, just as we were about to put them on a public bus, the coach driver rings. The bus is stuck, its going to be hours, I looked up and the coach was pulling up over the hill. Hurray. I hop on the bus leaving Natasha to hold onto the tourists (hey she gets a free trip, she's gotta work for it) and the coach driver tells me he wants a 30 minute break, there was a church he had to see. Plus he hadn't eaten. So I had to go up to this coach load of almost abandoned tourists and ask for a 30 minute wait. Much whinging started and lucky it was a nice coach driver because after a bit they started to feel sorry for him not being able to eat. So it was agreed to meet back in 30 minutes.
30 minutes later everyone is back on the bus bar two people. So I had to run all over town (now it was lucky it was a small one) and hunt them out. All the way back I had to deal with two drunken passengers (they spent the day drinking for lack of anything better to do) demanding their money back. Like I was going to pay them, I kept explaining they would need to ring the office. When we got off at London the last view I had of them was them shouting they would be back tomorrow for a free trip. They weren't.


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The excitement level in Ann Arbor for the 2012 football season is at an all time high and there are many reasons for this.
Prior to the 2011 season, the Michigan Wolverines football program was once again under new leadership as Brady Hoke was hired to replace current Arizona head coach Rich Rodriguez.
Coach Hoke immediately went to work by hiring a great staff, implementing new schemes to fit the current talent level, and assembling a top 10 national recruiting class.
Most college football experts including a majority of Michigan fans believed that the program would once again be subject to a readjustment period.
In other words, no one expected the Wolverines to post an 11-2 record which included wins over Notre Dame, Nebraska, Ohio State, and Virginia Tech in the Sugar Bowl.
Therefore, the high expectations have been set for the 2012 season which begins in Dallas against National Champion Alabama and ends in Columbus against the Urban Meyer's led Buckeyes.
The following slideshow depicts 10 items that Michigan fans would like to see happen during the 2012 season.


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Providing fine wines and craft beers for the North Shore. Every wine and beer is hand selected and taste tested before they are placed on our shelf. Stop in to select a bottle to take home or enjoy a glass in the café.
"Philoxenia" is the Greek word for traditional hospitality. Here at Avli everyone should feel like they are visiting an old friend. Traditional Greek dishes are done with passion for food.
Experience a culinary adventure of classic haute cuisine presented in a unique and contemporary design with a French country flair. Chef Michael Lachowicz, named a Chef of the Year for by the International Wine and Food Society of Chicago. The recipient of stellar reviews by Chicago Magazine, North Shore Magazine, the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times just to name a few, Restaurant Michael brings the best of Chicago dining to the Chicago's North Shore community of Winnetka.
Baker's Square Restaurant - Wilmette
Baker's Square is a great place for breakfest, lunch or dinner - but don't forget to save room for pie!
Good provincial French bistro fare without the typically outrageous price-tage. Nice wine list. Casual, contemporary atmosphere.
The food is just as the name describes, butt'ry and heartwarming.
C.J.'s is a great place to eat, drink and hang out. Special concerts monthly.
Our award-winning food and wine market offers extensive selections of hot and cold prepared food.
Restaurant specializes in fresh pasta and seafood.
During the off season, our restaurant is open for lunch only, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., Monday - Friday.The clubhouse is still available for private parties and banquets. During the golf season, the restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The Ridgeview Grill is a family friendly neighborhood restaurant serving home made American comfort favorites. We are open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Our Breakfast – Lunch Menu is available until 4 p.m. and includes Eggs, Omelets, Benedicts, Pancakes, Waffles, and Crepes. Our Dinner Menu Starts at 4p.m. and includes salads, sandwiches, burgers, pastas, steaks, chops, and fresh fish. The entire menu is available for carry out and ready to pick up in under 20 minutes! Dinning in or Carry Out, our friendly staff are always here to serve you. Good beer and wine selection. Kids' menu too.
Good, American food.
Delicious Japanese food in suburban Wilmette.
Restaurant specializing in delicious breakfasts.
Walker Brothers Original Pancake House
Dig into an oven-baked apple pancake at this popular breakfast spot in north suburban Wilmette, where scenes from Ordinary People were shot.
There's an American History here, one you can feel, enjoy and most importantly, taste. Sparked by the invention of the Weber kettle in 1952 and fueled by a desire for great grilled food, this expertise is recreated everyday.
Homemade pizza and pasta.
Even before you succumb to the powerful flavors of immigrant Italian cooking, you'll be drunk on the decor at this exuberant send-up of post-war Italian-American supper clubs.
Casual dining and bar since 1939. Our original onion loaf and Hackney burger are not to be missed. Check out all 6 locations. Private party rooms available.
Voted the best by Channel New, Pioneer Press, North Shore Magazine, Chicago Edition. Chef and family of Hi Howe Restaurant of Chicago.
Committed to providing the freshest food from around the globe. Seafood is delivered from the highest quality providers from around the world.
Japanese Hibachi style cooking - a chef prepares for you at your table. Steak, chicken, shrimp, scallops & lobstertail.
Welcome to Lynfred Winery Wheeling, a satellite location for Illinois' oldest and largest, continually-operating winery. Since 1979, Lynfred Winery has been offering guests with great wine, food and lodging. We offer wine tastings, flights, and bottles every day of the week. We have received numerous awards for our wine, and we have countless events that go on throughout the year at the winery. We also have a variety of gift and gourmet food items.