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The Columbus Dispatch - February 22, 2014 08:46 AM
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – A few hours before the word went public, Giancarlo Gonzalez was going through his first training session with the Crew. After having spent a few days getting over jet lag and getting the final details of his contract worked out, Gonzalez jumped right into the fray as coach and sporting director Gregg Berhalter moved the players through a series of positioning drills designed to demonstrate how he wants the team play this season.
It was then that Gonzalez did something that surprised Berhalter: he raised his hand and asked a question. Before he supplied the answer, Berhalter verbally applauded Gonzalez's query in front of the rest of the team.
Seated in the lobby of the team's hotel a few hours later, the moment was not lost on Berhalter.
"He asked a question, and that says a lot about the guy," he said.
Gonzalez possesses a limited command of English, but enough to clearly get his point across, Berhalter said. He will room with fellow defender Michael Parkhurst, who will likely pair with Gonzalez in the center of the Crew defense this year.
With the Gonzalez signing, Berhalter appears to have locked up three of his four defensive starters: Waylon Francis at left back and Parkhurst and Gonzalez at center back. That leaves Josh Williams and Chad Barson to battle at right back, and Parkhurst said he feels the unit still has to solidify faces for the different positions.
"I think it's still really open as far as spots are concerned," he said. "There's been a lot of rotation and a lot of guys have played with different guys in training and in the games so I think it's far from set in stone, the back four, which is a good thing. You want guys to push it and I think that they are. Of course as you get close to the season we need to get some time together, whoever it's going to be. For now, all the defenders need to be on the same page and know their responsibilities and be comfortable with each other because it doesn't matter who the back four is, everyone is going to get playing time throughout the year and you don't want the playing level to drop."
Berhalter said he likes the versatility of the group. He cited Tyson Wahl (left back and left center back), Parkhurst (left, center and right back) and Williams (center and right back) as players capable of playing multiple positions, although he reiterated that Parkhurst will not play left back for the Crew.
"It's a lot of versatility," he said. "If everything goes like we think it's going to go in terms of the personnel, we'll be missing some guys for a little bit and it's good to have that flexibility."
It adds up to a defense that is settled in Berhalter's mind – at least on paper.
"In terms of personnel, we are set," he said. "In terms of the work that needs to be done, we're not there yet. We'll get there, but I believe this is the right personnel group that can really develop into a good back line."
Game two
After beating Toronto 3-1 on Wednesday in the first game of the Disney Pro Soccer Classic, Berhalter said the performance still left something to be desired from his side. Two light days of training later, the Crew returns to the field to face Philadelphia today at 1 p.m.
"It's always good to get a win," Barson said. "You have to take it in perspective though, that it's preseason. I think the positive was we were able to see things that we've been working on in training are carrying over into the game. I'm sure the coaching staff was happy about that."
In both preseason games so far this season, Berhalter has played two completely different lineups in each half save for in goal against Toronto. Today, some players will be stretched out to more minutes.
"We don't know how pretty it will be but we're going to get them going," he said.
Steve Clark will start in goal after Lampson played the Toronto game. Both players are battling for the team's No. 1 goalkeeping spot.
Gonzalez will play, Berhalter said, but offseason acquisition Daniel Paladini is unlikely to see action as he continues to battle a knee injury. He sat out the Crew's week of training on an indoor turf field in Ohio last week with what Berhalter said was inflammation and did not play against Toronto. He returned to the training field Thursday but sat out yesterday's session.
"Daniel is struggling with a little bit of fluid in his knee and because of that we're taking precautions with him," Berhalter said. "We want to get him right for the season."
Berhalter ruled out the possibility of surgery for Paladini, saying it is the type of injury that heals best with rest.
Gonzalez's signing puts the Crew at 31 players under contract with two unsigned trialists still in camp. Forward Adam Bedell and central defender Patrick Slogic are making final roster decisions tough, Berhalter said.
Bedell scored in the second half against Toronto and Slogic played the entire first half.
"We have to get roster compliant," Berhalter said of the March 1 deadline. "We know that. We're going to have to make decisions coming up. The guys are making it difficult for us. Adam comes in and scores and plays a good game. Patrick played a good game at center back. Toronto, how much money did they spend on Gilberto? He's a quality player. (Dwayne De Rosario) has been one of the best forwards in the league's history. Patrick played fine against them. It's not easy for us."
The competition has allowed the coaches to refine what they are looking for, he said.
"I think it gives you the ability to be more demanding in what you're looking for and be more selective. Now you look at everything. You look at what type of guy they are, what they bring to the team off the field, what they bring on the field. You look at more specific things."

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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (614 votes).
In short: Well supported and organised race that I return for year after yearIn full: For a course with few hills this still manages to have interest due to the variety of town, village, woodland and fields. It's really well organised and the volunteers who marshal the course are excellent. This year's event suffered from the weather, but the crowds still turned out to cheer you on. Thank you Fleet!Date of review: March 22, 2013
In short: Really well-organised half marathonIn full: Great race, really well organised. Some very nice scenery and a good, relatively flat course with PB potential. Very friendly crowd and marshalls. The only shame was the weather, but you can't really apportion blame for that! Date of review: March 20, 2013
In short: Fab support throughout the course, well organisedIn full: A great race, well organised but by far the best part was the spectators out over most of the course. Date of review: March 20, 2013
In full: This was Brooks, by the way, not Asics!Date of review: March 19, 2013
In short: Best half marathon in the UK, very well organised, excellent value for money, great atmosphere and definitely a PB course!Date of review: March 19, 2013
In short: Relatively flat, good surface, very well organised, fast race.In full: My first half marathon. Good flat course going through the main town centre a couple of times and then through the surrounding countryside heading back into the park. Running surfaces are good and wide and starting area well organised so not much bumping into each other or having to have a slow start. Marshals were very polite and gave good encouragement as did the town itself. Very motivating. I ran the fastest time ever over this distance by a long way. No hesitation in doing this half marathon again. Date of review: March 19, 2013
In short: One of the best Half Marathons aroundIn full: Great race, awesome crowd, the finish could be better! was trying to sprint to the finish but the public where blocking the last 200m, as no crowd controlFinish should be in the town centreDate of review: March 19, 2013
In short: Superb course, great crowd support and well organisedIn full: Good course amd mix of runners from the elite to the fun runner. Very well organised and runns like clockwork. A particually like the mix of town and counrty in the later stages. The crowd support is truley awesome and got me round the last two miles when I was falling to pieces!! Date of review: March 19, 2013
In short: great organisation and supportIn full: Really impressed with this event. I was miserable before the start because of the conditions but the organisers, marshals and public on the course turned what could have been a nightmare into a fanastic day. The crowd support was well abover average for a raise of this kind - really helped the runners on the day. Only annoying thing (caused by the weather) was the really muddy finish but I don't think there was a lot that could have been done.Date of review: March 19, 2013
In short: My first half marathon - and despite the weather, yes I'd do it again!In full: Very well organised, shame about the mudbath in HQ and the finish line! Thank you to all the support from the many many marshalls.Date of review: March 19, 2013
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DUBAI, U.A.E.,26th September 2012: Emirates SkyCargo, the freight division of Emirates, will carry up to 14 tonnes of freight per flight between South Australia and Dubai when four weekly flights to Adelaide launch on 1 November 2012, significantly boosting trade between South Australia and Dubai.
The additional 56 tonnes will take the weekly capacity to and from Australia to 1500 tonnes and Emirates SkyCargo's capacity – which includes three dedicated freighter services from Sydney each week - will be further strengthened from 1 March 2013, when the number of services operating from Dubai to Australia rises to 84 per week.
Emirates' flights to Adelaide will be operated with a B777-300ER, and will rise to a daily service from 1 February 2013, further cementing Emirates' commitment to Australia.
The new Emirates SkyCargo South Australian gateway will connect businesses with the key trade hub of Dubai and onwards to more than 100 destinations on the Emirates network, boosting growth for Adelaide and its manufacturing, agriculture and mining intensive economy.
"We expect demand to be strong for a variety of commodities going into and out of Adelaide and Dubai, and are keen to build on our role as the first carrier to link Australia and the Middle East with direct services," said Ram Menen, Emirates' Divisional Senior Vice President Cargo. "To date, Emirates SkyCargo has carried over 357,000 tonnes of Australian exports," he added.
Australia was ranked the 16th highest trading partner of the UAE, exporting $2,198,000 worth of goods in 2010-2011; a growth of 11.3 per cent year on year. In the UAE, with its substantial expat community and diversification into an immense trading port, there is a continued demand for foodstuffs which aren't easily produced locally, such as organic farm produce and cold meats.
Emirates SkyCargo will move a mixture of commodities from its new port to Dubai and onwards, including such perishable goods such as meat, fruit, vegetables, dairy and eggs. Other key industry areas in South Australia that will benefit from the comprehensive Emirates route network include building supplies, machine parts, cosmetics and oils and resins.
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Simply put, phpMyEdit is an open source instant database table editing tool. It generates PHP code for you that you might need to display or make the necessary changes in the database tables through your web site interface. What you need is just copy the generated code and paste it into your web application's back-end code. You can customize it to fit your web site layout. It will make sure everything looks like as if you created this code yourself.
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In short: Fun in the mud!In full: Done quite a few road tri's and thought it was time to give off-road a tri. As a novice MTBer I was a little nervous about whether the course might be too challenging for me. Heavy rain the day before made it was made a little more challenging than it might otherwise have been. Mix of single track, grass and a short stretch on tarmac. No jumps or drop offs as such, quite a few ditches to negotiate, some interesting bridges and a lot of slithery mud. Course was well marked and the speedy folk were very considerate and encouraging to those less talented when passing.Lake swim and undulating trail run were both well marshalled.Left me wanting to improve my mountain biking skills so I can ride it better next time.Date of review: August 27, 2012
In short: Lovely course, perfect weather, great marshalsIn full: My first go at the 'new' Perch. Definitely not as challenging as the original but a great course and equally enjoyable. Very smooth organisation though only XL shirts left by the time I finished. However, rather than just handing out oversize shirts, names and sizes required were taken and the correct size shirt will be forwarded by post.Congrats to the Oddballs on raising a phoenix from the ashes.Date of review: January 29, 2012
In short: Great event. Relatively gentle course this year and perfect weatherIn full: Did the 20 and really enjoyed it. Course changes every year and this year's was relatively gentle with some fantastic views and not too many horribly uneven, rutted or root-strewn tracks. Written route guide is detailed and easy to follow. Cup of tea at last checkpoint was particularly welcome :)Date of review: January 15, 2012
In short: A good new eventIn full: Definitely undulating with a few flat stretches for light relief. Entirely off road on fallow fields and bridleways - except for Ebbisham Lane. Fields were sticky, bridleways were very muddy in places but that's to be expected at this time of year. Overall, a nicely challenging route. On a clear day there would've been some excellent views across the Downs; sadly it was a little murky today. Standard medal to all finishers with engravers on site for anyone who wanted to pay £4 to have personal details added. The refreshments cabin made an excellent bacon buttie and very welcome cup of tea.Congratulations to the organisers for putting on a good new event.Date of review: February 20, 2011
In short: Ok so as an Allsort I may be biased but I always enjoy this event. Fast at the front; biggest cheers saved for those at the back. And excellent cake stall too as usual.Date of review: May 10, 2009
In short: Tough start, excellent finish!In full: Course is essentially a square, flat along top and bottom, short sharp slope then slight up gradient on right side, downhill on left side. Only serious uphill is very soon after start and was definitely easier second time around. Tracks are pretty sound though a bit uneven in places and will potentially be slippery when wet.Excellent organisation and atmosphere - and it's free!Date of review: June 19, 2007
In short: Nice new course - same hot weatherIn full: New start much better. Liked new course which seemed marginally easier than previous route. Excellent marshals giving loads of encouragement as well as keeping traffic away from traffic.Suffered in the heat as usual but not much DMVAC can do about that short of changing the date of the race. Don't understand previous comments about lack of water stations - every 2-3 miles in a club race is pretty generous. Sadly small t-shirts and fruit drinks had run out by the time I ambled in.I'm sure I'll be back to do this again. It offends me that I'm always 10-15mins off my normal pace at this event.Date of review: June 8, 2007
In short: Quite hard work to mile 4, much easier thereafter.In full: A small, well mixed field though fewer slower runners than I remember from a few years ago. Not the easiest 10 miler around but well worth the effort.Date of review: November 19, 2006
In short: Top marathon with first class marshals.In full: Will have to come back and do it again cos I know I should've done better on this course. Date of review: October 23, 2006
In short: Dull first half, scenic second half and thank goodness for the rain!In full: I believe that it's hot and sunny more often than not for this race. This year we were blessed with grey skies and fairly gentle rain which was great for the running but did mean that people left fairly promptly after finishing.First half is along roads with no pavement for the first few kms; fortunately the traffic wasn't too bad. Second half along the towpath was infinitely better though I suspect in better weather there would've been far more dog walkers and cyclists to dodge.Start line was not particularly clearly marked and I suspect it would'be been easy to miss the km markers. First time I've done this event and will definitely do it again.Date of review: July 24, 2005
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Timeline reveals many mistakes in handling of Charlie Wallace
A new sheriff's report reveals what led up to that frightening shoot out with Spokane County Deputies last summer.
Charlie Wallace was a wanted felon. He shot two deputies during a traffic stop in June of 2012 before taking his own life.
Fortunately both deputies survived the ambush, but the confrontation never should have happened and Wallace should never have been released from prison.20169856
This week the sheriff's department compiled a timeline of what led up to the shootout, revealing gaping holes in our judicial system and a serious lack of communication.
A month before the shooting, Judge Imbrogono released Wallace to a drug treatment facility. After the shooting she took a lot of heat for the decision, but Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich is now trying to clear her name.
"She knew that Charlie Wallace had made threats. That he would have shot it out with law enforcement in his first arrest was not the case. She didn't know that," he explained.
The in-patient facility where Wallace was supposed to be getting treatment also dropped the ball. It took them five days to report Wallace was missing.
Sheriff Knezovich says this timeline is now a guide to prevent similar situations from happening in the future.
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Nokia Corp. and Accenture on Wednesday announced plans for a strategic collaboration in which Nokia would outsource its Symbian software activities and transition about 3000 employees to Accenture. At the same time, Accenture would provide mobility software services to Nokia for future smartphones. Nokia will also lay off 4000 people as a result of the plan to transit to Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Phone operating system.
The collaboration, which is subject to final agreement, calls for Accenture to provide Symbian-based software development and support services, with the expected transition of about 3000 Nokia employees to Accenture. The companies expect completion of the final agreement during summer 2011, and expect the transition of employees by the end of the calendar year 2011. Transitioning employees, located in China, Finland, India, United Kingdom and the United States, will initially work on Symbian software activities for Nokia. Over time, Accenture and Nokia will seek opportunities to retrain and redeploy transitioned employees.
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This collaboration also includes plans for Accenture to provide mobility software, business and operational services around the Windows Phone platform to Nokia and other ecosystem participants. Under the proposed agreement, Accenture would become a preferred partner for Nokia's smartphone development activities, as well as a preferred provider of services.
To deliver on its new strategy, Nokia today announced plans to align its global workforce and consolidate site operations. These measures are part of Nokia's target to reduce its Devices & Services non-IFRS operating expenses by €1 billion for the full year 2013 in comparison to the full year 2010, as announced last week.
Nokia also announced plans to reduce its global workforce by about 4000 employees by the end of 2012, with the majority of reductions in Denmark, Finland and the UK. In accordance with country-by-country legal requirements, discussions with employee representatives started today. In total, Nokia will reduce its workforce by 7000.
"However, with this new focus, we also will face reductions in our workforce. This is a difficult reality, and we are working closely with our employees and partners to identify long-term re-employment programs for the talented people of Nokia," said Stephen Elop, Nokia president and chief executive officer.
Accenture, a global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company, with more than 215 000 people serving clients worldwide, and Nokia have been working together since 1994. In October 2009, Accenture acquired Nokia's professional services unit that provides engineering and support of the Symbian operating system to mobile device manufacturers and service providers, and which then served as a key building block in Accenture's mobility services portfolio.
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Judicial Reception Recognizing the Appointment of Hon. William J. Thom, the First Openly Gay Judge in New York City
NYCLA's Annual Dinner Celebrated Outstanding Women of the Bar
In recent years, NYCLA task forces and committees have issued reports, promoted diversity statements and produced forums highlighting issues of special concern to women and minorities. Since 1989, NYCLA has sponsored a Summer Minority Judicial Internship Program, which provides stipends to law students of color who are placed as interns with federal and state court judges.
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Lovely Duplex Near City Center
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı6
Yatak odası1
Boyut45 metrekare
Floor No.2
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Accommodation summary
|Rue Georges Clémenceau, 69110 Sainte Foy Les Lyon, Fransa
|Mülkiyet türü
|Referans kodu
The apartment can accommodate up to six guests and consists of a living room with comfortable double sleep couch and big flat LCD television on the ground floor.
The kitchen, also on the ground floor, is very well equipped with coffee maker, dishwasher, washing machine, kettle, microwave, oven, freezer and all necessary utensils for cooking.
In the cozy bedroom you have a queen size bed and has a large dressing room. On the first floor there is another double sofa bed in front of the stairs.
The bathroom has a shower, toilet and wash hand basin.
You will get the entire apartment, which comes with everything you need in order to make you feel comfortable, like at home !
No problem to park your car in the street. WI-FI is available.
We are not far to make your stay as pleasant as possible, so please ask us ANY question you have !
If you have a special request before coming, please feel free to contact us.
Ev kurallarıAnyone who sleeps in the apartment must have been noted in the reservation. NO EXTRA PEOPLE DIRECTLY. Thanks.
This is a non smoking home.
If you need to smoke, please go outside, there is a little terrace.
Please, be respectful with neighbors, no parties at night.
Dog must be leashed in the yard.
Do not leave dirty dishes.
Linen and towels are provided.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
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|TRY 43 misafir başına/ekstra gece
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Francoise and her family were very friendly hosts. In the clean appartement there is all you need for holidays. The busstop is nearby the house and nr 49 will bring you in the center of town. 3 minutes with the car, there is a supermarket.
Lovely apartment with a very friendly and helpful host. Very close to public transport and the public transport system is very easy to use and cheap. Apartment is walking distance to the Basilica which was one of the most impressive tourist attractions in Lyon. Apartment very well equipped, roomy, comfortable and a very good shower. Also shops - groceries, bread, pharmacy quite close. We would highly recommend this apartment.
The perfect stay for the perfect location. Hosts were lovely and accommodating even in our all too brief stay. I would recommend it to anyone visiting Lyon. Thanks for everything Françoise and family!
Our european road trip could`t start any better... We were very pleased by our beautiful and comfortable accommodation in Francoise`s apartment in Lyon. The place was sparkling clean, very modern and had everything we could possibly need for our short 2 night stay. Even thou we haven`t had a pleasure to meet Francoise, we have met her husband Jean-Phillipe and their two children. Very lovely people. Thank you guys once again for making our holiday start so well...
Adriana & Dave from Sydney, Australia
I highly recommend Françoise's lovely apartment. The apartment is well situated for getting about the city, and it's only a short walk to the nearest shopping facilities. Françoise was very helpful to provide practical information before and during our stay. We felt very welcome and safe.
We thank Françoise and her family for a delightful stay in beautiful Lyon :-)
The apartment is beautiful, warm, clean and very comfortable, and very handy for getting about Lyon. The view from the terrace over Lyon is very special. Francois was so warm, friendly, caring, helpful and kind. We all had a really wonderful stay. I highly recommend.
Kaunis, rauhallinen ja hyvin varusteltu asunto idyllisessä vanhassa talossa rauhallisella alueella vain viidentoista minuutin bussimatkan päässä keskustasta ja kävelyetäisyydellä vanhasta kaupungista. Francoise ja hänen perheensä ovat ihania, ystävällisiä ja auttavaisia ihmisiä, joiden puoleen voi kääntyä, mikäli on jotain kysyttävää. Jos joskus palaamme Lyoniin, palaamme tähän majoitukseen.
Sehr schöne Wohnung und freundliche Vermieter. Wenn ich mal wieder in Lyon bin, weiß ich wo ich übernachte.
Vraiment super !
L'accueil et l'organisation furent très agréables et chaleureuses. Je recommande vivement.
Sehr charmante Wohnung mit Sicht über Lyon. Sehr sauber, toll eingerichtet, gute Anbindung an den öffentlichen Verkehr. Sehr nette, zuvorkommende Vermieterin. Unkompliziert, Francoise kommuniziert in drei Sprachen und hat viele gute Tipps für Lyon. Wenn wir wieder in Lyon sind, wissen wir wo wir zuerst nachfragen.
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PREP FOOTBALL: Wolverines take fifth straight over G-R
DIKE – Dike-New Hartford ran its winning streak over Gladbrook-Reinbeck to five games, as the Class 1A No. 5-ranked Wolverines improved to 2-0 with a 49-27 triumph over the Rebels in non-district football Friday.
Dike-New Hartford scored 28 straight points between the first and third quarters to turn a 7-6 lead into a 35-6 advantage. Gladbrook-Reinbeck (1-2) scored 21 points in the second half but it was not enough to rally up a comeback.
Levi Lynch rushed 13 times for 117 yards and four touchdowns to lead Dike-New Hartford, which outgained G-R 345-260 in total offense. Quarterback Carson Parker was 10-for-17 for 115 yards and two touchdowns, both of which came during the Wolverines' 28-point surge.
Gladbrook-Reinbeck senior tailback Chase Clark carried 25 times for 214 yards and all four Rebel scores, covering distances of 67, 6, 52 and 3 yards.
Quarterback Camden Kickbush finished 8-for-14 for 74 yards, with Colton Dinsdale catching three passes for 28 yards. Wyatt Swanson caught two balls for 20 yards.
Josh Cooley picked off a Parker pass to lead the G-R defense.
The Rebels open Class A District 4 play at home next Friday night, welcoming Iowa Valley to 'The Pit' for a 7 p.m. contest.
GARWIN – AGWSR is out to a 3-0 start for the second year in a row after beating GMG 48-7 in a non-district Class A clash Friday night.
The Cougars, ranked sixth in the first Associated Press poll of the fall, jumped out to a 35-7 lead at the half and cruised to the win.
No statistics were available as of press time.
GMG's lone score came on a 41-yard touchdown pass from Bridger Claassen to Bryce Newcomb in the second quarter. Austin Vaughn added the point-after kick, but the Wolverines (2-1) suffered their first defeat.
Ryan Spurlin rushed for 25 yards to lead GMG, while Brock Fisher added 10 yards. Claassen finished 6-for-12 for 80 yards with an interception, and Newcomb caught two passes for 46 yards. Vaughn had two grabs for 22 yards.
Trent Geiken had a team-high 15 tackles for the Wolverines, who open district play next Friday night at North Tama (0-3).


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Justin Timberlake reportedly left waitresses a gargantuan €3000 (£2450) gratuity at a German nightclub earlier this week.
The 'Suit & Tie' singer was apparently so impressed by the table service at the swanky Crystal Cologne bar that he left them a jaw-droppingly massive tip.
Staff member Nina Blum said of the tip: "We were really amazed."
After being personally invited by the owner, Justin and a 25 strong crew descended on the bar following the completely sold out show at Cologne's Lanxess Arena on Tuesday night (22nd April).
Clearly in the party mood, the entourage worked their way through hundreds of drinks, racking up a huge bar tab, before leaving at 4:20am.
The 20/20 Experience World Tour continues at The O2 World in Berlin on tonight (24th April) before hitting Paris at the weekend.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (282 votes).
Date of review: February 28, 2011
In short: great first half marathon for a beginner!Date of review: December 10, 2010
In short: I join in every yearIn full: Brilliant run very cold and wet a bit of a challenge but fantastic fun, good medal at the finish line.Date of review: October 5, 2010
In short: Great race but would prefer a single lap courseIn full: Great organisation extended to stopping the heavy rain just before the start. A lovely course but with very few (and very quiet) spectators. Personally I would much prefer a one lap race as I dislike running over the same ground twice. Would be nice to try a city centre half in Norwich as the city is really lovely (might be more spectators too).Date of review: January 24, 2010
Date of review: January 23, 2010
In short: Great race, enjoyed it even though the rain had made everything very wet!Date of review: January 23, 2010
In short: A Grand Morning Out!!!In full: When I saw the weather at 9.30 I thought, Oh no, third year in a row of wet icy rain, fortunately the rain stopped the sun came out and there was a double rainbow! The improved weather really improved the event, great atmosphere on the day, liked the new route. If I had to have one gripe there seemed an unecessary queue at the end to hand back your chip/ pick up your goody bag. All in all thought well done CONAC/Larking Gowen!One final thought, are Larking sponsoring this next year? As I understood it they were signed up for 3 years and this was the third year!!Date of review: December 26, 2009
In short: really good! easy to park! and most importantly lots of toilets!Date of review: December 13, 2009
In short: New route much quicker, 10 mins off PBDate of review: December 9, 2009
In short: Change in the course is definately an improvement!In full: This was my third time doing this event and I think the slight change in the route is a definite improvement as I hated that hill back into the Showground which has not been replaced by a more gentle incline through Easton College.Weather this year was much better, rain stopped and the sun came out just before the start so it made for a much more enjoyable run. Good crowd as usual and decent goody bag at the end - nice not to just have a load of leaflets stuffed in a plastic bag.Date of review: December 7, 2009
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (243 votes).
In full: LOVE this event. It is multi terrain and I like that. Slightly different route this year due to muddy coastal path so that threw me a bit but I understood why. Very friendly run, great mix of abilities, gorgeous weather - and I did this in 2010 when it was just dire !! A challenge to wend your way through the happy sunny seeking strollers along the seafront but I was expecting that and just kept my wits about me. I have no problems with that. Fantastic goody bag - the freebies just kept coming !!! Thanks to organisers for putting on yet another great event. Date of review: February 18, 2013
In short: nice coastal run but have to pay extra for the tshirt! Date of review: February 18, 2013
In short: Nice course, a few organisational niggles, very busy in sections.In full: Firsty, this is a race which helps raise money for the RNLI, however there were a few niggles in the organisation. The course was flat with some muddy offroad, nothing too taxing, however some sections were extremely busy with both runners and public, particularly the last 2miles zigzagging through families, dogs, kids on bikes and runners coming the other way on the esplanade. Marshalling and signposting was just about adequate, the finish funnel was very slow to get through though, just glad it was a nice warm day. Having said that everyone was very friendly and enthusiastic and this would be a nice first half for beginners, the medal and goody bag were good too. Perhaps the entries need to be capped at a lower number though?Date of review: February 18, 2013
In full: First ever half marathon and pleased with my Seventh position however this may have been better without several episodes of going the wrong way! Sparse marshalling and signposting meant running slower than race pace through fear of ending up in the channel! only 3 water station with open cups meant I was gasping at the end! Running in a non closed of race meant lots of zigzagging around 'spectators'. Friendly race but killer mud fields and shingle bays were murder. Fun but could do better!Date of review: February 17, 2013
Date of review: February 17, 2013
In short: Well organised small scale half marathon. Multi terrain course with some of it along the beech. Great value for money, will definitely be doing it again next year. Date of review: February 17, 2013
In short: Really enjoyed this race. Very well organised and great course. Only my third marathon and my first ever trail race, so was delighted with a PB nearly 30mins. Thouroughly recomend this one.Date of review: January 10, 2013
In short: The third year of this marathon - the Portsmouth Coastal Marathon has got to be one of the toughest flat marathons in the countryIn full: Unlike last year's morning after the night before, this year I woke up without a hangover - hooray. For my 60th I celebrated into the small hours following the 1st marathon of my 60 and a great launch party at the Queens Hotel. Last night however, it was a small family get together for a nice meal and one (or was it two glasses of wine) a birthday cake made by my daughter Lussi and a relatively early night. Yes, this morning I had more marathon business to attend to and my chauffeur Ronald and I left for Pompy just after 7.00am, or to be more precise the Pyramid Leisure Centre, Southsea. I had run the inaugural Portsmouth Coastal Marathon in 2010 in a time of 3:47 which I was really pleased with considering it was my 9th marathon in 10 weeks. The idea then was that those 9 marathons were a trial run to see if my body could cope with running a marathon every week. That 3:47 convinced me my body could even though running 9 marathons is a lot different to running 60 - If you would like to read more then check out my full blog here at http://60in60at60.com/2012/12/23/m53-portsmouth-coastal/Date of review: January 4, 2013
Date of review: December 31, 2012
In short: Mixed terrain, coastal path routeIn full: Nice course - mixed terrain along the coastal path. Like many other runners was unsure whether to wear trail shoes after the recent deluges but given that a large amount of the course is on hard surfaces, opted for road shoes.Well organised race, lots of water stations which were well stocked with water, squash, bananas, sweets and biscuits as well as brandy and mulled wine.Friendly atmosphere - spent most of the event beaming.Great goodie bag and medal, and the use of the pyramids before and after the event was hugely appreciated - as was the free soup or tea and mince pies. A wonderful last marathon for 2012... thank you!Date of review: December 29, 2012
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The Black Dog Baits Fake Fish is a realistic soft-bodied jerkbait from the makers of the famous Lunker Plunker. Delivering a realistic darting action and profile, its tail collapses when ripped or twitched then opens up any time the bait is at rest. A double hook-slot configuration also furnishes easy hook placement and unhindered hook penetration, and the Black Dog Baits Fake Fish is available in a several colors to tackle a variety of fishing conditions.
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Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship
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The Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program was established by Congress in 1986 to honor Senator Barry M. Goldwater, who served his country for 56 years as a soldier and statesman, including 30 years of service in the U.S. Senate. The purpose of the Foundation is to provide a continuing source of highly qualified scientists, mathematicians, and engineers by awarding scholarships to college students who intend to pursue careers in these fields. About 300 are awarded annually by the federally endowed Goldwater Foundation.
Maximum of $7,500 annually for tuition, fees, books, and room and board. Junior scholarship recipients are eligible for a maximum of two years of scholarship support. Senior scholarship recipients are eligible for a maximum of one year of scholarship support. Monies not used during one academic year are not transferrable to the succeeding academic year.
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If John Lennon was still alive and appeared on MTV's Unplugged what songs do you think he would of done?
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4. Cold Turkey
5. Watching the Wheels
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AS A SENIOR IN 2011: Appeared in five matches as a substitute and started one contest, logging 67 total minutes ... Cracked a shot in the final match of her career on October 30 against Cal Poly Pomona... Named to the CCAA All-Academic team.
AS A JUNIOR IN 2010: Played a total of 74 minutes in two matches ... An injury to her knee ended her season prematurely on October 10 ... Opponents did not score in any of the matches in which she appeared.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2009: Appeared in seven of UCSD's 22 matches, as she came off the bench in all games played ... Ended the school year on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll at the Gold Level (includes GPAs above 3.500).


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A Delicious Trip to Simply Irresistible Confections
There's a relatively new business in Sea Breeze and I cannot believe today was my first visit. It surely will not be my last. Simply Irresistible Confections opened in September 2010 at 4368 Culver Road and offers an array of baked goods and decadent chocolate dipped treats. If you possess a sweet tooth like me, this will satisfy your cravings from the moment you walk in.
Simply Irresistible Confections is owned and operated by JoAnn Marowski. When we walked in this afternoon, she was hard at work making cookies with edible business logos. Corporate branding is a specialty of hers and she can create almost anything edible with a business logo, from edible business cards to sugar cookies. I had the chance to look at one of the logo cookies she was working on and the results were very impressive.
My son has half day kindergarten, so he came with me today on our visit. It was tough choosing what to order, so he went with the M & M cookie. He ate every bite right down and has already asked me when we'll be headed back for more.
I found some chocolate dipped pretzels to give to a friend, a sugar cookie for my 7 year old, and I can tell you without a doubt that JoAnn's dark chocolate turtles are second to none. All that is left of the turtle pictured above is a little corner I am saving for my husband. I cannot promise it will still be there when he gets home, though. I'll be eating the Pumpkin Chocolate Chip muffin with breakfast tomorrow as well.
I am already looking forward to a return visit to Simply Irresistible Confections. This business is such an asset to Irondequoit and supporting a local business as opposed to buying pre-packaged made who knows where is a good thing. I also want to mention the wonderful customer service. That's just as important as a good product and you'll find both here. This is a true gem in our town. Head over to Simply Irresistible Confections and satisfy your sweet tooth while supporting the local economy at the same time.
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Commonwealth Edison Company (ComEd) launched an ambitious and comprehensive pilot program designed to resolve uncertainties about how advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) technology can be used to stimulate changes in residential electricity consumption. The study was launched in response to the Illinois Commerce Commission order in Docket 07-0566.
Industry determination of the value of AMI technology is incomplete because customer impacts have been determined from pilots and experiments that involved only two or three applications operated under varying design protocols. As a result, previous conclusions were somewhat generalized. The ComEd Customer Applications Program (CAP) was designed to address aspects of the shortcomings through implementation of a comprehensive and scientific pilot to test alternative price structures and enabling technologies.
The ComEd CAP is an 8,500-customer field trial of dynamic rates, enabling technology, customer education, and customer experience, using an opt-out customer enrollment methodology. Customers were assigned randomly to applications (treatments) that include alternative rate structures and enabling technologies. The rates entail time-of-use, inclining block rate schedules, and dynamic aspects that are routine (real-time pricing) or episodic (critical peak pricing and peak-time rebates) reflections of electricity supply prices. Enabling technology delivers information via several types of in-home displays, a web-based information system, and individualized comparative reports for each consumer.
This report provides a detailed description of how the CAP was designed, constructed, implemented, and deployed, including a depiction of the testable hypotheses that enable subsequent analyses of the results.


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"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened. "
Novak Djokovic
Sitting in a Bombardier Learjet 45 at California's Palm Desert Airport near Palm Springs, tennis champion Novak Djokovic outlined the approach that has kept him at the top of the game and made him a hero in his native Serbia.
"I believe that you can always improve," he told us, leaning forward intently. "Like most of the top athletes, I think I'm a perfectionist. I always seek to be better each day. Right now, I'm experiencing the best times of my career, but I still believe that there are things I can improve on and I'm learning every day. I'm understanding better what I need to do to play even better."
The 25-year-old Djokovic–who is widely known by the nickname Nole–flies about 200 hours per year via private jet. Besides traveling to tennis matches, he has his own business and charitable interests to look after, including a restaurant, the Novak Tennis Academy and the Novak Djokovic Foundation, which helps disadvantaged children.
Djokovic's team accompanies him when he travels, as does his number-one fan, Pierre. "He's four years old and he's a very small dog," said the tennis star with a smile. Pierre, a toy poodle, was born in Germany and has a French name but, added his owner, "we consider him Serbian.
Djokovic first picked up a tennis racquet at age 4 at the invitation of coach Jelena Gencic, who ran a summer training camp at Mount Kopaonik in central Serbia. Gencic had noticed the boy watching tennis matches, and soon after he started playing she came to appreciate his potential. "I knew he would become a champion," she recalled later. "It was crystal clear to me. He was focused, conscientious, and above all, talented."
Gencic realized that Djokovic would require further teaching to grow into his full capabilities and she told his parents that he needed to move to another country for advanced tennis training. This was at the height of the NATO campaign in Yugoslavia, a period fraught with tension for Djokovic's family and a tough time to make such a momentous decision.
At age 13, the boy began four years of training at the Pilic Academy in Germany, where Niki Pilic (now a five-time Davis Cup winner) has shaped the talents of 40 of the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) Top 100 ranked players. Djokovic spent months at a time in Germany, shuttling back and forth to Serbia. "From the first day Novak arrived to the camp it was amazing how focused on tennis he was," Pilic said later. "I never liked predicting if someone would succeed or not, but with Novak I knew he would be the best."
At age 14, Djokovic began his winning streak in Europe, capturing championships in singles, doubles and team competitions. Then, in the following two years, he beat older opponents and was ranked as the world's 40th best junior tennis player.
Djokovic has subsequently climbed to the pinnacle of the tennis world. At press time, he was number two on the ATP Top 100 list, after his longtime friend and rival Roger Federer and right above Rafael Nadal. Earlier this year, Djokovic and Nadal faced off in the finals of the Australian Open and ended up knocking the ball back and forth for five hours and 53 minutes–the longest Grand Slam final match ever.
Last year, Djokovic made more tennis history, winning 43 matches in a row–a world record–before finally making his childhood dreams and those of coach Gencic come true: a win at the Wimbledon Championships. In an episode of CBS' 60 Minutes that aired on March 25, the tennis star visited Gencic at her home and shared his joy at winning Wimbledon. In a tribute to her guidance, he placed his trophy from that match on her mantel, front and center among her own impressive collection of awards.
So far, Djokovic's domination of the tennis world includes five Grand Slam singles titles, among them the 2011 Wimbledon Championships and 2011 U.S. Open and the Australian Opens in 2008, 2011 and 2012. "He has had the greatest year in the history of our sport," John McEnroe said last summer. "In 30 or 40 years, people are still going to be talking about the season Djokovic is having." In March 2012, at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami, the Serbian star achieved his 30th tour-level title and 11th Masters Series title by beating Andy Murray in the finals without losing a set
While it might seem that Djokovic's life is all tennis all the time, he has many other interests and a charming playful side, which he famously expresses in hilarious courtside impressions of fellow tennis players and in bold stunts.
One such stunt resulted after a fan posted a photo on Head Tennis' Facebook page that showed the sport being played on the wing of an in-the-air biplane. Head asked Djokovic whether he would be interested in replicating the feat. "I asked myself: Is this really possible? Playing tennis on the wings of an airplane?" he said. "I decided to accept the challenge."
In March 2011, Djokovic strapped himself onto the upper wing of an Antonov An-2 biplane to film a segment for Head, using his favorite YouTek IG Speed MP 18/20 racquet. And amazingly, one of the most valuable talents in the sporting world volleyed a tennis ball across the wing to another player while the An-2 flew around the countryside. Now the image of Djokovic standing on an airplane wing has become his trademark.
He is well aware of his influence on his fellow Serbians. Right after winning Wimbledon last year, he flew in a Learjet to Serbia, where he was awarded the Karadjordjeva Star Medal, to acknowledge his "special merits and success in representing Serbia." "It was the best trip I had after winning the most important title of my life," he recalled. "I was celebrating in the plane with my people and my friends and everybody."
The president of Serbia joked that Djokovic could take his place if something unexpected happened. "It is most definitely very flattering to hear something like that from the president of Serbia," he said, "and to feel the appreciation and support from my people back in my country. I'm aware of the responsibility that I carry with me wherever I play, but I try to look at it as a positive side of what I do because not many people in the world can say that they have the honor of being one of the most recognizable faces of their country. So it is a responsibility but it is a pleasure as well."
As one of Bombardier's brand ambassadors, Djokovic enjoys the ability to fly in a variety of the manufacturer's business jets. "The Learjet offers me lots of comfort, efficiency and performance, and it's suitable to my style of life," he said, noting that he uses the time aloft for business meetings, catching up on meals and occasionally sleep. "From point A to point B, it's very efficient. For me it's important to be able to travel fast and to have comfort. We travel with a lot of bags and so most of the time we use Learjets. Depending on the needs we also use the other Bombardier planes."
Djokovic first flew on a business jet about five years ago. "It was exciting," he recalled. "It's a significant difference from commercial because you have that privacy, efficiency and comfort and much shorter time of arrival and departure. This all plays an important role in my scheduling because it's very tight and obviously I don't like to spend too much time in the airports and I like to fly fast."
In the short breaks in the long and busy tennis season, Djokovic heads off on vacation. "I usually have my off-season break in December, and during the summer [I'm] in Europe," he said. "I fly to maybe Greece or back to Serbia or Spain, so I try to follow the good weather. And I've used the opportunity this year to ski. I went back to the mountain where I grew up."
On and off the court, Djokovic remains dedicated not only to tennis but to all the people who have helped make his career possible. "I always try to be who I am and never change that regardless of the success that I'm having. I'm very blessed and grateful to be able to be successful in a profession that I have dedicated my life to and that I love, but I still enjoy my time off the court. I have a great team of people around me–my family, the friends that I've had relationships with for 15, 20 years–and they are keeping me on the ground, they're giving me this freedom of life."
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Colorado Springs, Colo. - 24 Hour Fitness, the largest privately-owned U.S. fitness chain along with the U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) today announced the leading health club pioneer's renewed commitment to the athletes and organizers of the U.S. Olympic Team, extending its exclusive fitness center sponsorship through 2012.
24 Hour Fitness' has supported America's Olympic Team since the Athens 2004 Olympic Games and backs its U.S. Olympic Team sponsorship with advertising, in-club promotions and the largest sponsorship of National Governing Bodies. In addition, 24 Hour Fitness offers eligible U.S. Olympic athletes and hopefuls free and reduced rate club memberships to support them as they train in their hometowns.
"24 Hour Fitness is proud to continue its support of the U.S. Olympic Team," said Tony Wells, Chief Marketing Officer, 24 Hour Fitness. "The U.S. Olympic Team inspires our members and employees reinforcing that with hard work anyone can achieve their athletic and fitness goals."
As part of its renewed sponsorship, 24 Hour Fitness will continue to provide U.S. Olympic athletes and hopefuls with access to their more than 425 fitness clubs as well as maintain their support of the U.S. Olympic movement by sponsoring eleven National Governing Bodies. Additionally, 24 Hour Fitness will continue to work closely with the USOC to help Team USA optimize its performance both stateside and within the Olympic Host City by outfitting the U.S. Olympic Training Centers and High Performance Training Center (HPTC) with state-of-art-equipment and expertise.
While in Beijing, the HPTC will serve as a base for the U.S. Olympic Committee during the Games offering services to include training facilities. 24 Hour Fitness team members will be available at the HPTC fitness center to support U.S. athletes.
New to the partnership will be the brand's support of the U.S. Paralympic Team and its commitment to employ U.S. Olympic Hopefuls with flexible schedules so they can earn money while focusing on their training in hopes of making the U.S. Olympic Team.
"24 Hour Fitness has been a great partner to the U.S. Olympic Committee and has helped Team USA train and ready for competition since the Athens 2004 Olympic Games," said USOC Chief Marketing Officer Rick Burton. "The continued support of 24 Hour Fitness through 2012 reinforces the brand's commitment to the U.S. Olympic Movement and will help another generation of U.S. Olympic athletes and hopefuls pursue their dreams of Olympic glory."


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Book Sharing Guidelines
Each student attending the Young Authors Program is asked to bring a final draft of of his/her original writing to share during the event.
- The piece may be fiction, non-fiction, or poetry.
- The idea may be entirely out of the author's imagination or part of a class assignment.
- The book may be handwritten or typed.
- Bound books are ideal to share with a group.
- The student's name and their school name should be written somewhere in the book. This will allow us to return a book if it is lost during the event.
- Students who have written a longer piece may be asked to select a section of his/her work to read. This will ensure that every child has an opportunity to share with the group.


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Butterfly Europa Table Tennis Net Set
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Being the official net of the 2001-2011 U.S. Open and National Championships, the Butterfly ® Europa Net Set delivers superior quality and performance. Rubber padded brackets and clamps protect your tables' surface from damage while the large, heavy duty brackets are designed to fit tables 1.5'' thick. Keep the net at the correct height easily with the adjustment pin and included net height measure.
For additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty, please contact 252-291-8202.
- Official net set of the 2001-2011 U.S. Open and U.S. National Championships
- Rubber padded brackets and clamps help protect tables' surface
- Large, heavy duty brackets fit tables up to 1.5'' thick
- Easily adjust net tension through string and metal pull chain
- Additional adjustment pin located below the net posts for more accurate net height
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Justice Based Policing: Communication Skills for Officer Survival, Course #1994
Justice Based Policing: Communication Skills for Officer Survival is the 8-hour user course offering.
Historically, justice based policing principles have not been a strong enough focus in the total training of police officers. Rather than adding another layer of training and mandates to current practices, Justice-Based Policing can be easily and logically integrated into everything we do by following the four basic principles represented by the
LEED model.
The acronym was developed by Sheriff Sue Rahr as a practical way for officers to understand and apply the concepts of justice based policing. The LEED model stands for -- Listen and Explain with Equity and Dignity.
The goal of this course is for officers to understand the core concepts of police Legitimacy and Procedural Justice in order to build better relationships within the communities that they serve and as part of their professional work environment.
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As part of MBDA's commitment to the President's goal of making this the most transparent administration in history, the following documents provide insight into MBDA operations. This information includes strategic plan, budget requests and annual performances.
Annual Performance Report
The assessment of MBDA's performance contained in this report compares performance results to the Agency's strategic goals and performance goals.
Fiscal Year 2014 pdf | Web Version | Performance Highlights
Fiscal Year 2013 pdf | Web Version | Performance Highlights
Fiscal Year 2012 pdf | Web Version | Performance Highlights
Fiscal Year 2011 pdf 7MB | Performance Highlights pdf 581KB
Fiscal Year 2010 pdf 6MB | Performance Highlights
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Fiscal Year 2007 pdf 4MB
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Annual Performance Report (APR) provides comprehensive MBDA management and performance data, enabling the President, Congress, and the American people to assess MBDA's performance as provided by the requirements of the:
- Reports Consolidation Act of 2000 and other laws
- Government Management Reform Act of 1994
- Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) of 1993
- Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Act of 1990
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Mounting a Go-Pro on Events
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side of your mask works but you will need to keep your mask fairly snug to keep it from sliding down.
barrel cam gets a good view when shooting but anytime you run you get alot of nothing.
try it on the side of your mask, luckily the gopro mounts can come off fairly easily within a few minutes.
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That would be hilarous to see!!!!!
I actually just saw a video about that. You could get a head strap for the gopro and wear that above the mask. I haven't tried it yet, but you could give it a shot.
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10 Threats and Opportunities for P&C Insurers in 2013
The hardening market will persist, but at a modest rate. Therefore, insurers will not be able to sit back and rest on rising premiums. Looking for faster-growing markets and industry niches could make profitability easier to come by.
Capital markets seem "ripe" for an acceleration of insurer deals, according to the report. Bolt-on acquisitions will remain popular, as well as broker and agent deals, meaning the distribution landscape could shift in the coming year.
A priority for P&C insurers this year will be boosting investment yields to reach targeted return on equity rates. An attractive option will be a more sophisticated alternative investment portfoliowhich may be run by a third-party asset managers if you're a smaller insurer, according to the report.
More insurers are likely to grow bolder in exploring alternative channels to capture greater market share, catering to the needs and preferences of different segments while cutting frictional costs.
As technology advances, insurers need to be agile enough in their operations to keep up with trends and demands. Using advanced technology and analytics, competitive advantages can be attained as abrubtly as they appear. The report also warns, however, that "innovation often whips up headwinds, from consumer acceptance to new regulations and limits."
Legacy systems will need to be modernized to meet stakeholder expectations. The report declares that "How effectively an insurer integrates technology within each function, and creates business process improvements as a result to enhance the customer experience, is likely to determine the industry's long-term winners." Also, as more and more carriers meet tech basic demands, disruptive technologies will become an even more attractive way to gain an edge.
Insurers won't be able to solve their talent problems by searching outside pools. According to the report, they'll need do a better job recruiting and molding talent both from within the industry and among the most promising graduates.
Increased emphasis on cat losses in the past couple years is putting the onus on insurers to adapt risk management practices. More advanced data analytics can enable carriers to make sounder judgments when it comes to pricing, risk concentration and ultimately in determining where to write business.
Don't expect the daunting regulations to stop coming as technology's importance in conducting business in the industry continues to ramp up. For example, the Federal Insurance Office is mandated to examine the effects of auto insurance availability and affordability on low-income and underserved communities, and the National Assocation of Insurance Commissioners is providing a task force to join in on the matter. However, Deloitte Chief Advisor Howard MIlls provides solace in the report, saying there are "win-wins on the horizon for innovative companies."
"An effective ERM function is an imperative for insurers," states the report. The reach that level of maturity, insurers are advised to recognize the holistic risk management approach as a strategic priority and upgrade technology and skill sets across the enterprise to handle such capabilities as predictive analytics.