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decided: May 25, 1972.
BAMBRICKv.ASTEN HILL MFG. CO., ET AL. UTTER V. ASTEN HILL MFG. CO., ET AL.
Appeals from the Orders of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County in cases of Alice Bambrick, Widow of Cecil Bambrick, Deceased Claimant, v. Asten Hill Mfg. Co. & Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Insurance Co., Insurance Carrier, & Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Co-Defendant; Robert T. Utter, Claimant, v. Asten Hill Mfg. Co. & Commonwealth of Pennsylvania & State Workmen's Insurance Fund; and Margaret R. Utter, Widow of Robert Utter, Deceased v. Asten Hill Mfg. Co. & Commonwealth of Pennsylvania & State Workmen's Insurance Fund, Nos. 3260 August Term 1969, 3550 August Term 1969, and 3551 August Term 1969.
John F. McElvenny, with him Frederick W. Anton, III, for appellant, Asten Hill Mfg. Co. and Pa. Manufacturers' Assoc. Ins. Co.
Joyce Ullman, Special Assistant Attorney General, for appellant, Commonwealth.
Stephen E. Levin, Special Assistant Attorney General, for appellant, Insurance Fund.
Joseph V. Furlong, Jr., with him Tabas, Smith & Furlong, for appellees.
President Judge Bowman and Judges Crumlish, Jr., Kramer, Wilkinson, Jr., Mencer, Rogers and Blatt. Opinion by Judge Wilkinson. Concurring Opinion by Judge Blatt. Dissenting Opinion by Judge Kramer. Judge Crumlish, Jr. joins in this dissenting opinion.
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 666]
We are here concerned with three appeals which arise as a result of claims brought pursuant to Section 310(e) of the Pennsylvania Occupational Disease Act, Act of June 21, 1939, P.L. 566, No. 264, as amended, 77 P.S. § 1401(e) which provides that ". . . Compensation shall be payable . . . for total disability or death caused by . . . asbestosis. . . ."
The three claimants were successful before the referee and were awarded compensation. The defendants, Asten Hill Manufacturing Company, and its insurance carriers, State Workmen's Insurance Fund and the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Insurance Company, and the Commonwealth, Department of Labor and Industry, Occupational Disease Division, appealed to the Workmen's Compensation Board (Board) which affirmed the decision of the referee. Appeals were taken to the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County which affirmed the awards by the Board. These appeals followed.
Our scope of review where the Board has made awards in favor of the claimants is to determine whether or not there is substantial evidence to support the findings of the Board, giving to the claimant, who has the award, the benefit of the most favorable inferences deducible from the testimony. DeMascola v. Lancaster, 200 Pa. Superior Ct. 365, 189 A.2d 333 (1963).
While the three claims are treated separately herein, the occupational disease, asbestosis, the claimants' medical expert, and the employer, Asten Hill Manufacturing Company, are common to all claims.
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 667]
In response to a hypothetical question based upon the records, x-ray films and the autopsy report, claimant's medical expert never having seen or examined the deceased replied that in his opinion, the deceased had asbestosis. When he was asked if he had an opinion as to whether the death was causally related to asbestosis, he replied: "A. In my opinion there can be very little doubt that Mr. Utter's death was due to lung cancer causally related to his asbestos exposure." (Emphasis added)
The difference between the question asked and the response elicited is determinative of this appeal. Asbestos is a collective term used to describe several different varieties of magnesium silicates, each of which has its unique chemical and physical properties, but all of which share in common the unusual quality of being minerals which occur naturally in fibrous form. 5 Gordy-Gray, Attorneys' Textbook of Medicine, para. 205C.11 (3d. Ed. 1970). Asbestosis is a clearly definable medical term used to describe a disease. Asbestosis is a pneumoconiosis resulting from the inhalation of asbestos fiber dust (hydrated magnesium silicate in fibrous form). It is characterized by a diffuse pulmonary alveolar fibrosis, and the presence of 'asbestos bodies'." 5 Gordy-Gray, Attorneys' Textbook of Medicine, para. 205C.01 (3d. Ed. 1970). We would do harm to the reputation of claimant's medical expert to say that he meant asbestosis when he said asbestos exposure, as well as exceed our judicial prerogative. The General Assembly has limited recovery to death caused by asbestosis, not asbestos exposure. There is insufficient evidence upon which to base a finding of death caused by asbestosis.
Claim of Alice Bambrick, Widow of Cecil Bambrick
The decedent, Cecil Bambrick, was employed by Asten Hill from September 5, 1950, until October 30,
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 6691962]
. The decedent was employed in various occupations which did not involve an asbestos hazard from his leaving Asten Hill until he entered Germantown Hospital on May 11, 1966, complaining of chest pains. The decedent underwent a lobectomy and a partial chest wall resection for carcinoma and was discharged for home convalescence on June 5, 1966. The deceased was readmitted to the hospital on July 2, 1966, and discharged August 5, 1966. The decedent died on September 11, 1966. The referee found that decedent died as a result of carcinoma of the lungs due to asbestos-caused lung cancer. The record reveals that the decedent died at his home, unattended by a physician. No autopsy was performed and the death certificate gives the cause of death as undetermined.
The records and x-ray films from decedent's two stays at Germantown Hospital were introduced as a basis for hypothetical questions to be propounded to claimant's medical expert. The medical expert initially gave his opinion that the decedent had asbestosis. The medical expert was next asked whether in his opinion based on the fact that decedent had died of lung cancer, the decedent's asbestosis caused the lung cancer which resulted in death. In response, the medical expert stated: "A. Far from any uncertainty, I feel very confident that Mr. Bambrick died of a carcinoma of the lung consequent upon asbestos exposure." (Emphasis added)
Once again we are faced with insufficient evidence upon which to base a finding that the requirements of the statute have been met. Recovery is limited to death caused by asbestosis, not asbestos exposure.
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 670]
In addition, there is another reason which bars claimant's recovery. Hypothetical questions must be based on matters which appear in the record and on facts warranted by the evidence. DeFrank v. Sullivan Page 670} Trail Coal Co., 425 Pa. 512, 229 A.2d 899 (1967). The record is devoid of any evidence upon which to base an assertion that decedent died of lung cancer. On cross-examination, the claimant's medical expert was asked, based on the medical information before him, and making no assumptions as to the cause of death, what caused the decedent's death. The medical expert replied that he did not know the cause of death, and that for all he knew, decedent could have been crossing the street when hit by a car and killed. Expert medical testimony is entitled to little or no weight when based upon insufficient facts. Commonwealth v. Patskin, 375 Pa. 368, 100 A.2d 472 (1953). There is insufficient evidence upon which to base a finding that decedent died as a result of asbestosis.
With respect to the claim of Robert T. Utter, the judgment of the lower court is reversed, and the claim petition is dismissed.
With respect to the claim of Margaret R. Utter, the judgment of the court below is reversed, and the fatal claim petition is dismissed.
With respect to the claim of Alice Bambrick, the judgment of the court below is reversed, and the fatal claim petition is dismissed.
Reversed and petitions dismissed.
Concurring Opinion by Judge Blatt:
I reluctantly concur in the majority opinion, although as Judge Kramer comments in his dissent, it may well be that "the Legislature intended to confer benefits upon workers (and their families) who are totally disabled or killed from any disease, disorder or physical malfunction brought about or caused by their exposure to asbestos." Unfortunately, if the Legislature did so intend, and even if individual legislators may have so understood or might still so believe, the legislation adopted did not so provide.
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 671]
The legislation in question here is the Pennsylvania Occupational Disease Act, Act of June 21, 1939, P.L. 566, No. 264, as amended, 77 P.S. § 1401(e) which provides that ". . . Compensation shall be payable . . . for total disability or death caused by . . . asbestosis. . . ." (Emphasis supplied). The Act does not refer to asbestos exposure, but merely to asbestosis, which is correctly defined in the majority opinion as "a pneumoconiosis resulting from the inhalation of asbestos fiber dust (hydrated magnesium silicate in fibrous form)." 5 Gordy-Gray, Attorneys' Textbook of Medicine, para. 205 C.01 (3d Ed. 1970). The very competent medical witness for the claimants in these cases was very careful not to state that asbestosis was the cause of death in either case, and, without competent medical evidence to the effect that asbestosis, as distinct from merely asbestos exposure, was the cause of death, it seems to me that the clear language of the Act prohibits benefits.
It is my belief that the average legislator, like the average layman, is probably unacquainted with medical terms, and that many legislators involved in the adoption of this legislation may actually have believed that asbestosis and asbestos exposure were synonomous terms. In fact, however, they are not, and this Court must construe them according to their proper definitions. If the Legislature did make a mistake, as I am inclined to think it did, and if this legislation as adopted does not carry out the actual legislative intent, then the remedy lies with the Legislature and not with this Court.
Dissenting Opinion by Judge Kramer:
I respectfully but vigorously dissent.
The decisional law of this Commonwealth requires that courts liberally construe the Occupational Disease
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 672]
Act (Act), Act of June 21, 1939, P.L. 566, as amended, 77 P.S. 1201, et seq., in favor of the employee so as to effectuate the remedial and humanitarian purposes of the Act. See Habovick v. Curtiss-Wright Corp., 207 Pa. Superior Ct. 80, 215 A.2d 389 (1965); Butler v. U.S. Steel Corp., 205 Pa. Superior Ct. 508, 211 A.2d 35 (1965); DeMascola v. City of Lancaster, 200 Pa. Superior Ct. 365, 189 A.2d 333 (1963).
This Court has held repeatedly that it will not disturb the findings of the Workmen's Compensation Board (Board) unless there has occurred a capricious disregard of competent evidence. We have said that the credibility of the witnesses and the weight to be accorded such testimony is within the prerogative and discretion of the Board. See Stump v. Follmer Trucking Co., 4 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 110, 286 A.2d 1 (1972) and Fesh v. American Steel and Wire Division, U.S. Steel Corp., 4 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 84, 286 A.2d 10 (1972). A reviewing court should not substitute its judgment of the credibility and weight of testimony and evidence for that of the duly authorized and legislatively directed finders of the facts, viz., the Board. State Workmen's Insurance Fund v. Young, 2 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 423, 276 A.2d 552 (1971).
The only issue raised by the appellants in this case is whether there was competent medical evidence to support a finding of a causal relationship between the exposure to asbestos and the actual cause of death. I have carefully reviewed the record in this case and have read the testimony of the expert witnesses several times. I am at a complete loss as to how the majority can hold that there was "no" or "insufficient" evidence to support the findings and conclusions of the Referee, the Board, and the Court below, all of which granted the benefits under the Act to the claimants.
My research leads me to believe that Dr. Irving J. Selikoff, the claimants' expert witness in all of the
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 673]
cases here at issue, if not the leading expert, is certainly one of the world's leading authorities on the subject of asbestosis. Dr. Selikoff's testimony in the records of these cases is more than adequate to support the findings and conclusions reached in the adjudications. To prove my point, I will set forth a small portion of Dr. Selikoff's testimony which proves conclusively that the adjudication is supported by substantial evidence. For instance, after having been given the usual long hypothetical question, the Doctor was asked if he had an opinion whether Mr. Bambrick had asbestosis. His answer was: "Yes, sir, review of the pathological findings by Dr. Fite at the Germantown Hospital there is no doubt whatsoever that this man had asbestosis. . . . The morphologic contour and the iron contents of these structures indicate beyond significant doubt their asbestotic nature. What Dr. Fite is describing are asbestos bodies and these are characteristic tissue reaction to the presence of asbestos fibers." (Emphasis added) (R. 41a-42a)
It is true as stated by the majority that Dr. Selikoff gave as his opinion at R. 43a: "Far from any uncertainty I feel very confident that Mr. Bambrick died of a carcinoma of the lung consequent upon asbestos exposure." (Emphasis added) We do no harm to the reputation of claimants' medical expert by reviewing his testimony in its totality, and indeed it is our judicial duty to so comport. The Doctor then went on and in great detail explained how the asbestos needlelike fibers are inhaled into the lungs and through the movement of the lung become lodged in the peripheral walls of the lungs for the life of the individual. In great detail he explained how workers exposed to sufficient quantities of asbestos fibers may be disabled or eventually killed. He proved this graphically with many statistics. He talked about the unique location
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 674]
of asbestos fibers in the lungs of such workers. He stated such things as: "There is a peculiarity about lung cancer associated with asbestos exposure however, in that it occurs typically peripherally in the outer part of the lung." (R. 51a)
The record clearly shows that Mr. Bambrick had that peculiar kind of cancer which appeared in the peripheral parts of the lung. To Dr. Selikoff this was conclusive proof that Mr. Bambrick's lung cancer was directly related to his asbestos exposure. He stated: "The only thing I know from the information that I have is that Mr. Bambrick had a lung cancer associated with asbestos. . . ." (R. 56a) Dr. Selikoff even went further to show that an asbestos worker who smoked cigarettes regularly had an increased incident of lung cancer, nine times greater than the general population, and many times greater than a nonsmoking asbestos worker. Mr. Bambrick was a cigarette smoker.
When asked to define asbestos, he stated: "There is no such thing. Asbestos is a generic term to describe a group of fibrous minerals. There are a number of such minerals including chrysotile, amosite, crocidolite, anthrophyllite, and finally tremolite. . . ." (R. 76a) Dr. Selikoff even went on and pointed out that many death certificates will show as the cause of death some cause other than asbestosis when in fact the cause of death is directly related to the asbestos fibers in the lung. My research discloses that exposure to asbestos could result in death which could be diagnosed by some physicians as bronchogenic carcinoma, pleural mesothelioma, peritoneal mesothelioma, carcinoma of the colon, carcinoma of the rectum, carcinoma of the stomach, coronary heart disease, congestive heart failure, bronchopneumonia, encephalitis, etc. In this same vein Dr. Selikoff pointed out that many times a doctor, searching for an "easy way out," will state on a death certificate
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 675]
that the cause of death was "coronary insufficiency." Should a physician's convenience or erroneous pronouncement deprive an asbestos worker of benefits intended by the Legislature?
It is difficult for this writer to conceive of more substantial testimony from which the Board and the lower court could have determined that there existed a causal relationship between the claimant's asbestosis and his ultimate disability and death.
Turning now to the Utter case, Dr. Selikoff, as already noted herein, was also the claimant's expert medical witness. In that case following the hypothetical question, Dr. Selikoff was asked for his opinion and he stated unequivocally: " Mr. Utter had asbestosis." (Emphasis added) (R. 96a) In the very next answer he emphatically stated that there was a causal relationship between the asbestosis and the cause of death. It is true as the majority pointed out that when asked for his opinion, he again said: "In my opinion there can be very little doubt that Mr. Utter's death was due to lung cancer causally related to his asbestos exposure." (Emphasis added) (R. 97a) He went on and said: "[T]here is an extraordinary association between death due to carcinoma of the lung and industrial employment as an asbestos worker. . . . [T]hat additional information made available very recently makes this association even stronger in the instance of an asbestos worker who smokes cigarettes. . . ." (R. 98a) In describing his review of the medical records in this case, he stated: "The diagnosis on these films would be pulmonary asbestosis and carcinoma of the lung peripheral in location." (R. 100a) In speaking of Mr. Utter's medical records, Dr. Selikoff said that there was a significant finding of asbestos in the lung. (R. 102a) He noted from the surgery operation records that asbestosis and carcinoma were found during the
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 676]
operation, located in the "right upper lobe" at the periphery of Mr. Utter's lung. Dr. Selikoff described what he meant by "peripheral carcinoma" and related that dreaded disease to asbestos exposure. Once again the record in the Utter case contains more than adequate substantial evidence from which the Board and the Court below could have granted benefits to the claimant.
Although this writer is no medical expert, the record in this case permits me to conclude that expert medical testimony declaring a disability or death directly resulting from asbestosis would be a rare thing indeed. The medical evidence presented leaves one with the conclusion that exposure to asbestos fiber causes other physical malfunctions, disorders or diseases, which are the ultimate cause of death. It seems clear that the presence of the asbestos needle fibers in the peripheral section of the lung causes carcinoma of a special type, heart failure and pulmonary disorders. This being the fact it was quite logical for Dr. Selikoff to state that the cause of death was lung cancer causally related to "asbestos exposure."
The statutory language of the Act, at 77 P.S. 1208, states:
"The term 'occupational disease,' as used in this act, shall mean only the following diseases: . . .
"(1) Asbestosis in any occupation involving direct contact with, handling of, or exposure to the dust of asbestos." (Emphasis added)
That statutory definition, together with the direction of precedent that we are to liberally construe this statute for the benefit of the worker, leads me to the conclusion that the opinion of the lower court should be affirmed. To hold otherwise would frustrate the legislative purpose of the General Assembly in providing compensation benefits to those workers of this
[ 5 Pa. Commw. Page 677]
Commonwealth who have been exposed to asbestos in their employment. As I read the majority opinion, it would be a rare case where an asbestos worker in this Commonwealth would be able to realize benefits under the Act, because my research indicates it would be rare that medical experts would testify that the actual cause of death was asbestosis. My reading of the cases and the statute leads me to believe that the Legislature intended to confer benefits upon workers (and their families) who are totally disabled or killed from any disease, disorder or physical malfunction brought about or caused by their exposure to asbestos. The majority opinion defeats that legislative purpose. I would affirm the court below.
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RENO, Nev. -- Industry consolidation will continue to accelerate, and Safeway intends to be right in the thick of things, Steve Burd, the chain's chairman, president and chief executive officer, told the California Grocers Association convention here last week. Addressing the convention as its keynote speaker, Burd said U.S. supermarketing is still extremely fragmented, with the Top 5 supermarkets accounting for only 24% of food-store sales in 1997, compared with 19% in 1992 -- a rise of five points in five years. That will change rapidly over the next few years, Burd said. Including the proposed acquisition last week by Kroger Co., Cincinnati, of Fred Meyer Inc., Portland, Ore., Burd said, the Top 5 supermarkets will do 33% of industry business in 1999 -- reflecting a rise of nine points in one year -- "and by 2002, concentration could be at least 43% among the Top 5 chains, and possibly higher."
Burd also said sales from today's Top 4 chains (Safeway, Kroger, Albertson's and Ahold) have nearly doubled in the past two years, from $70 billion in 1996 to $126 billion in 1998, "illustrating that consolidation is occurring from the top down."
Burd said growth through acquisition remains a key part of Safeway's strategy, "and we expect to be a continuing player."
Safeway's next two acquisitions have not yet been completed -- the purchase of Carr Gottstein Foods, Anchorage, Alaska, which Burd said he expects to complete in the first quarter of 1999 following Federal Trade Commission action because of store overlaps; and Dominick's Supermarkets, Northlake, Ill., which was announced two weeks ago and which will close before Thanksgiving because there are no overlaps.
"And there are more acquisitions we can do and will be doing," he said.
Burd said acquisitions offer Safeway the means to maintain its industry-leading rate of cash-flow growth.
"We believe acquiring companies and taking advantage of additional sales and best practices will boost our operating cash-flow margins, so we must continue to do acquisitions to maintain our high growth rate," he told the convention.
Burd said he is optimistic that Safeway can push its operating cash-flow margins to 9% from the current level of 8.38%. "Given our present margins, there are limited opportunities to expand margins, except through acquisitions," he said.
Based on previous merger-related successes, "we have a religious zeal to make acquisitions work," Burd said.
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"Looking at that survey, it's my view that two-thirds of the acquisitions failed. But we're good at making acquisitions work because we've previously merged nine Safeway divisions, and our experience with the acquisition of Vons Cos. [in 1997] was no different. "It's hard to do an acquisition and make it additive in the first year.
"Kroger said its acquisition of Fred Meyer will be earnings neutral in the first year. But we were additive with Vons in the first quarter after we acquired it because we borrowed some of Vons' best practices and applied them to Safeway.
"The management team at Vons came from a different experience so defining their best practices improved Safeway's operations.
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By focusing on sales, Safeway has been the industry's same-store sales leader for six years. During the same period Safeway has reduced operating expenses as a percentage of sales for 22 consecutive quarters "by defining the single best way to do things and applying that throughout our organization."
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Safeway has more than tripled capital spending in the past six years, moving from $290 million in 1993 to $950 million this year, "and we've tripled the amount with a better return on investment." Safeway will spend $1 billion next year, and the addition of Dominick's will boost that figure to about $1.1 billion, he said.


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If you've been scared by dire reports of "sitting is the new smoking," your head may spin with a study that disputes that conclusion. Researchers followed 5000 London office employees for 16 years and found no association of long periods of sitting with increased risks of mortality.

The Whitehall II study data was analyzed by researchers from Exeter University and University College London. They were able to look at five different indicators of sitting time, as self-reported on yearly questionnaires.

Work sitting (including commuting)

TV viewing time

Non-TV leisure time sitting

Total leisure time sitting (TV and non-TV leisure sitting)

Total sitting time (total of the above)

The participants also reported their physical activity over the previous four weeks, including daily minutes of walking time and weekly moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA). Mortality risks were assigned based on standard measures and 450 deaths were noted over the study period.

Sitting Didn't Increase Mortality Risk

Will sitting kill you? Not according to the conclusions of this large study. There was no increase in the risk of death from any cause no matter how much or how little the subjects sat each day.

If you got the recommended amount of daily exercise (MPVA), your risks were the same whether or not you sat for long periods at work or at home. Sitting didn't increase the risks you'd expect for people of the same gender, age or BMI indicator of obesity.

Does More Walking and Exercise Prevent the Health Risks of Sitting?

The group of office workers studied differed from the general population of the United Kingdom in one significant way - their daily walking time (an average of 42 minutes) was twice as long. Working in London required a more active commute to and from work. Previous studies have found active commuting to decrease mortality risks.

The study group also got more moderate-to-vigorous exercise than typical in the UK. The largest effects of long sitting time was seen in previous studies in those who got no physical activity. This may dispel the conclusions of studies that exercise had no protective effect if you sat for long periods.

Overall, the study participants burned more calories in walking and in exercise than typical. This difference in energy balance may have overcome the risks of sitting.

Does Breaking Up Periods of Sitting Decrease Risks?

Short walking breaks have been shown by other studies to reduce the risks of long periods of sitting. This study didn't differentiate between total sitting time and whether or not the participants took active breaks regularly. It's possible that these workers were more likely to break up long sitting times, but this was not analyzed in this study.

Standing still, compared with sitting, may not decrease the risks of being inactive. Using a standing desk to prevent sitting would have shown as less time spent sitting in this study.

Increasingly, activity monitors, including the Apple Watch, have inactivity alerts and coach you to get up and move around for one or more minutes each hour.

Study Conclusion - Sitting May Not Kill You

The study found no increased risks from sitting at work or at home, comparing people of the same activity level, age, gender and body fat. Sitting, by itself, didn't appear to be a risk factor for increased mortality. This contradicts findings in some previous studies, and further research may bring new conclusions.

Should you just stop worrying and plop yourself onto the couch? Not unless you put in the same average walking time as the workers studied. With 42 dedicated walking minutes and more exercise than the average person, they were probably near a goal of 10,000 steps per day, despite long hours of sitting. How about you?

Source

Richard M. Pulsford, Emmanuel Stamatakis, Annie R. Britton, Eric J. Brunner and Melvyn Hillsdon. "Associations of sitting behaviours with all-cause mortality over a 16-year follow-up: the Whitehall II study" International Journal of Epidemiology Accepted August 27, 2015. doi: 10.1093/ije/dyv191


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Now if Microsoft will just drop its price, I'll be sitting pretty.
When the N64 was new, I waited until after Christmas, saved up my money from the cards I received from family members, and picked one up along with Super Mario 64.
The next month, the price dropped $50. Or $25. Either way, if I had just waited, I would have saved enough to buy a second controller or a second game.
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Darn lack of time travel and telepathy!
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"With the Xbox 360 is nearing its 19th month on the market, it will soon have held its launch price longer than the PlayStation 2. Both launched first in their respective generations and held the line on pricing for a year longer than the competitors."
Have the death threats from Dreamcast fans started coming yet?
Anonymous: Not yet, but I wrote that with my eyes wide open to the possibilities. It's about time someone besides the Nintendo fans gave me a hard time.
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April 12, 1948
This is an action at law, tried to the court, a jury having been waived.
The plaintiff seeks damages for breach of a contract of indemnity issued by the defendant dated June 8, 1931, whereby the defendant, in consideration of the payment of a premium of $ 233.80 annually, agreed to pay to Tillie Boyarsky, wife of the insured, immediately upon receipt of due proof of his death, the sum of $ 10,000, and by a 'rider' and the payment of an additional annual premium of $ 43.40, the defendant'upon due proof, following notice of claim submitted during the lifetime of the Insured, that since the payment of the initial premium upon the contract and upon this provision, before a default in payment of any subsequent premium, before the Maturity Date, if any, so designated on the first page of the contract and before the anniversary of the contract nearest the sixtieth anniversary of date of birth, the Insured has, during the continuance of the contract, become and at the time of giving such notice is wholly disabled by bodily injuries or disease and thereby prevented from engaging in any occupation or employment for remuneration or profit and has been so prevented for a period of not less than four consecutive months, the following benefits will be granted:
'1. The Company will waive the payment of any premium which may fall due on the contract during such disability and will refund any premium previously paid during such disability. The Privileges and values of the contract shall be the same as if such premium payments were made by the Insured.
'2. The Company will pay to the insured for each completed month of such disability subsequent to the end of the third month the monthly income hereinabove stated, but in no case will the monthly income be paid for a period of more than one year prior to the receipt of notice of claim. If such disability is due to or is accompanied by mental incapacity this income may at the election of the Company be paid to the Beneficiary under the contract for the benefit of the Insured.
'3. Any premium waived and any disability income paid under this provision will not be deducted in any settlement under the contract.
'4. Independently of all other causes the Company will consider as total disability the entire and irrecoverable loss of the sight of both eyes or of the use of both hands, or of both feet, or of one hand and one foot.'
Defendant admits the receipt of a proof of claim from the plaintiff on December 21, 1942, but contends that plaintiff was not then, nor at any time prior thereto, 'wholly disabled by bodily injuries or disease and thereby prevented from engaging in any occupation or employment for remuneration or profit.'
The defendant pled a counter claim for the reformation of the agreement to state the true date of plaintiff's birth. This latter issue will be disposed of first.
In his application for the policy, plaintiff stated that he was born in Poland on May 15, 1891. He claims to have migrated to the United States about 1907.
The defendant pleads in its answer that plaintiff was born May 18, 1889, but amended the answer on the trial to fix the date as May 23, 1888. When it undertook to offer proof in support thereof, the plaintiff conceded the date of birth to be May 28, 1889, as originally alleged in the answer, and the defendant accepted that concession, in consequence of which the amount of the policy should be reduced to the sum of $ 9,300.52 and the amount of monthly disability income so purchased would be reduced to $ 93.01. Upon that issue defendant will have judgment accordingly.
In his native Russia (Poland) at the age of 11, plaintiff began to operate a machine for stitching the upper parts of shoes and continued that occupation after his arrival in the United States. Some 10 years later he formed a partnership with another person and engaged in the manufacture of shoes under the name of New Idea Company; he continued to cut and stitch uppers, working from 7 A.M. often until 10 or 11 P.M. A short time later, two additional partners were taken into the business which was then incorporated as Colonial Shoe Company. Plaintiff became its President but continued to do substantially the same kind of work for some time thereafter. The business grew until ultimately it had 120 employees and grossed approximately $ 500,000 worth of business per annum. Until 1929 it operated at a profit, from which the plaintiff withdrew approximately $ 10,000 per annum.
In 1934 plaintiff complained of an illness; he consulted Dr. Rubenstein and Dr. Zarch, who appear to have treated him for lung trouble.
In 1936 the Colonial Shoe Company made an assignment for the benefit of creditors. Plaintiff then undertook individually to purchase and sell 'findings' to shoemakers; he operated alone, calling upon the trade with the use of an automobile, which he later exchanged for a small truck.
In 1937 he took in one Weissberg as a partner. During that year, he consulted Dr. Zarch, who referred him to Dr. Joachim (since deceased), and then he consulted Dr. Boaz, a heart specialist, and upon his advice plaintiff took a rest for seven weeks. It was then that he joined up with Weissberg, but this only lasted a few months. Plaintiff peddled a line of findings until 1940. One morning he called on a customer who asked for a certain type of soles which were tied up in bundles of 12; he tried to reach for them on an upper shelf of his truck and felt a pain in his left arm extending to his heart; he became dizzy; he revived, went home and laid down. Dr. Gershwin was called in, examined plaintiff and prescribed bed rest. It was then that plaintiff gave up his business, sold the truck and claims to have done no work since.
He also consulted Dr. Rubenstein and Dr. Zarch after the attack in 1940; saw Dr. Singer in 1941 and a Dr. Seigler in 1942, as well as Dr. Gershwin.
Since 1942 plaintiff and his wife have been spending the winter months in Miami, Florida, and while sojourning there he has consulted Dr. Balobsky, Dr. Kleinman, Dr. Roche and Dr. Libov. Only Gershwin and Seigler were witnesses at the trial.
Plaintiff was also examined in Miami, Florida, at the instance of the defendant by Dr. Flipse on February 9, 9143; by Dr. Kugel (since deceased) on March 3, 1944, and by Dr. Nicol, July 18, 1944. He was also examined by Drs. Lohman and Jacobson representing another Insurance Company, and by Dr. Eggelson in New York in April, 1947.
The report of Dr. Flipse recommends that some consideration be given to plaintiff's claim, and Dr. Eggelson testified he reported to the defendant that plaintiff should have the benefit of the doubt.
Of course those statements are nothing more than an opinion of Medical Examiner who undertook to make a difficult finding of fact as well as express a medical opinion.
The question presented to the court is, at least, as difficult a question of law, namely,- has the plaintiff discharged his duty as a party litigant when he introduced in evidence the claim filed with the insurer, and then testified that, upon medical advice he has done no work since the alleged date of the onset of his disease? The defendant attempted to establish that the plaintiff has on many occasions, fished off the causeway at Miami, and on a number of other occasions that he had been out at night visiting friends and sometimes returned at early hours in the morning. But, such evidence does not establish his ability to seek gainful employment.
Careful consideration of all the proof adduced at the trial satisfies the Court that the plaintiff was disabled during the period for which he now seeks recovery. The issue thus presented is whether plaintiff has established that his disability was of the character contemplated by the contract of insurance upon which this action is predicated.
Reading the provisions of the policy the Court's interpretation thereof is that the parties did not intend that the disability of the plaintiff to enable him to recover, must be permanent. The policy provides 'if and when the Insured shall cease to be totally disabled, all benefits hereunder shall cease and premiums falling due thereafter shall be payable to the Insured.' Hence the Insured is entitled to recover if he was wholly disabled 'for a period of not less than four consecutive months.'
A review of the cases cited by counsel for the respective parties has been helpful but they are not directly in point. Each rests mainly on its own facts.
Special reliance is placed by defendant on Starr v. Equitable Life Assurance Society, 257 App.Div. 261, 12 N.Y.S.2d 953, but in that case the evidence showed that the plaintiff therein was engaged in an occupation during the period he sought payment from the insurance company, which fact is absent here.
The disposition of this case must rest upon the interpretation and application of the law to the facts established at the trial. The terms of the policy are not viewed by the Court to be of doubtful meaning, and ambiguity cannot be attributed to the words used if in fact no such ambiguity exists. Cf. Bergholm v. Peoria Life Ins. Co., 284 U.S. 489, 52 S. Ct. 230, 76 L. Ed. 416.
The situation here presented is that the plaintiff is not 'utterly helpless.' Shabotzky v. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, 257 App.Div. 257, 12 N.YS.2d 848. It is possible to conceive of some occupation which could be filled by a man with heart disease without proving fatal. On the other hand, it can also be reasoned that for plaintiff to engage in any occupation would create a risk, due to his condition. Human experience shows that persons with heart disease often live long lives and engage in some gainful occupation. Others with heart disease, who do so, often meet with early death brought on by the activity.
The medical evidence in the case at bar is very conflicting.
'One's ability to work is necessarily a practical problem rather than a legal question.' Medlinsky v. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., 146 Misc. 855, 263 N.Y.S. 179, 184.
Upon all the proof in this case the Court is satisfied that the plaintiff has, by a fair preponderance of the evidence, established that he was wholly disabled within the terms of the policy and accordingly, is entitled to judgment.
The attorneys for the plaintiff are requested to submit suggested findings of fact and conclusions of law and to serve a copy thereof upon the attorneys for the defendant who will, within ten days thereafter, submit their suggestions and criticisms, and the Court will then make up its own findings of fact and conclusions of law.
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Nikoi is a 15 hectare private island 8 kilometres off the east coast of Bintan, Indonesia.
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Devin Washington was visiting with a manager about a role at the restaurant in eastern New Orleans when a man identified by police as Pablo Ciscart approached the cash register and requested change for a dollar, according to CNN.
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Little Saigon Loses 57 Pounds of Cocaine
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A federal grand jury in Southern California has indicted two men for their alleged cocaine distribution network between Little Saigon in Orange County and the Panorama City in the San Fernando Valley.
According to the indictment, Tung Le and Everardo Mendoza conspired in May 2011 to transport a box containing 57.2 pounds of cocaine from LA to Little Saigon to satisfy drug orders throughout the region.
The indictment also names Nghiem Chinh Khac Tran as a co-conspirator in the illegal narcotics operation.
Le was born in 1966. Mendoza was born in 1983.
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