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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - May 21, 1953, Winona, Minnesota Colder Tonight, Friday Fair, Little Warmer Take Your Republican-Herald On Your Vacation VOLUME 53, NO. 80 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1953 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES Ike to Meet With Churchill. Mayer Allies Working On Revised Plan For War Truce May Be Presented To Reds on Basis Of 'Now or Never' By OLEN CLEMENTS TOKYO headquarters today worked on a revised Korean truce plan to be presented to the Reds next week at Panmunjom, possibly, on a "now or never" basis. Authoritative sources who in- sisted on anonymity said the plan contained some phases of the India plan approved by the United Na- tions Assembly last December. The Assembly agreed that a political conference should settle the fate of North Korean and Chinese prisoners who refused to return to their homelands. New Ideas Gained These sources said new ideas have been gained by the U. N. Command in long-range consulta- tions with allies on the deadlocked prisoner exchange issue, main stumbling block to a Korean truce. They took an optimistic view of the talks, which resume Monday, without revealing what the U. N. proposal will be. They hinted a time limit on the talks may be enforced with the Communists being told to act "now or never." This was emphasized by the statement'a few days ago of a high source at U. N. Com- mand headquarters: "We are not going to let these things drag out. We are going to keep hitting at the stumbling blocks trying to iron them out." The Red Peiping radio today quoted British Communist reporter Alan Winnington as saying: Amidst Speculations "Amidst all speculations about what the Americans may or may not do next Monday, it is well to state clearly what they ca'nnot do. As far as the Korean and Chinese side is concerned, all propositions to hand the prisoners over to their enemies is utterly unacceptable. Any difference of treatment be- tween Korean and Chinese prison- ers is utterly unacceptable. Any restrictions aimed at tying in ad- vance the hands of the neutral powers (a five-nation neutral repa- triation commission) so as to pre- vent proper explanations to the prisoners, whom the Americans have terrorized, is utterly unac- ceptable." Winnington's statements often reflect thinking of the Red truce delegation. Ex-State Lawmaker Faces Game Law Violation Charge INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Minn 0. Wegner, Minneapolis, is' expected to take the witness stand today in his own defense against a federal game law viola- tion charge. Wegner is being tried before Judge Gunnar H. Nordbye for al- legedly shooting ducks from a motor boat on Artichoke Lake in Big Stone County in October, 1951. Wegner, former Minnesota Representative, had served on the Game and Fish Committee in the House. Raymond Robertson, one of seven witnesses for the govern- ment Wednesday, testified he saw Wegner zigzag across the lake scaring up ducks on Oct. 21, 1951. He said he saw the former law- maker shoot "about 25 shells" al birds, later picking up the dead ones. Robertson owner of some lake- shore land at-the site, said that when he reached shore Wegner told him he "could chase cripples wherever I want to." WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity Partly cloudy and colder tonight. Friday generally fair and a little warmer in afternoon. Low tonight 40, high Friday 62. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m. today: Maximum 83; minimum 49; noon, 53; precipitation, 1.42; sun sets tonight at sun rises to- morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER (No. Central Observations) Max temp. 80 at p.m. Wed- nesday, min. 45 at a.m: today. Noon overcast at 500 feet, visibility 15 18 miles from west with gusts up to 30 miles per hour, barometer 29.63 rising, humidity 68 per cent. Secretary Of State John Foster Dulles, left, and his host, In- dia's Prime Minister Nehru, got off to a jovial start in their first talk on Asian and world affairs at New Delhi Tuesday. Dulles and Harold E. Stassen, foreign aid director, are visiting India on .their fact-finding tour of Middle-East and South Asian countries. (AP Wirephoto to The Republica'n-Herald) Senate Split Over Cut. in Air Goal By EDWIN B. HAAKINSON WASHINGTON Eisenhower administration's explanation of its decision to cut the Air Force goal from 143 to 120 .wings and slash its funds five billion dollars left a sharp division in Senate ranks today. Sen Ferguson chairman of an appropriations subcom- considering the new defense budget, said he, believes Secretary Families Fleeing Floods In Louisiana By JAMES V. MCLEAN LAKE CHARLES, La. wildly spreading Calcasieu River swirled toward this Southwest Louisiana port city today with the biggest flood threat in 40 years and drove families from their homes. High water elsewhere in Louis- iana caused two drownings, one at Kinder, 30 miles upstream from Lake Charles, and another at Crow- ley, 50 miles east of here. Volunteers with bulldozers and trucks sweltered in warm coastal temperatures during the night to push up small dirt dikes to halt slowly rising waters in residential areas in the eastern part of this city. Firetrucks pumped at the river inva'sion which threatened to sever U. S. Highway 90, linking the near- by Lake Charles Air Force Base with this city of Weatherman Paul Cook said the Calcasieu River, normally a tame little stream, would reach five feet over flood stage today; beyond that he would not predict. Flood stage is four feet. At Old Town Bay, a river gauge spot four miles north of Lake Charles, high waters surged to 14.85 feet, more than 10 feet above flood stage. The sheriff's office said families were driven from their homes in thu Eastdale subdivision here. The Air Force said another 250 families "were evacuated from trailer camps and that 50 soldier- family trailers were moved to the air base. A young hitchhiker identified as Louis Paul Urwaleck of New York City was drowned while trying to wade across a flooded highway near Kinder yesterday. Joe Huntsberry, 14, disappeared in a flooded gulley at Crowley. Car Fan Kills Cat NEW ULM, Minn. Hen- ry Rheaume noticed her car was heating when she drove home from church. She stopped to have it checked and found that a neigh- bor's cat had crawled up into the motor and had been killed by the fan. The fan belt had jumped the pulleys. of Defense Wilson good case for the new program." "After all, the 143-wing goal of the Truman administration was just a paper target that could not be Ferguson said, "Secretary Wilson assures us he has more money now than will be spent in the next fiscal year." Sen. Hill also a member of the committee, disagreed sharp- ly in a separate interview. He said: Not Convinced "Mr. Wilson certainly has not convinced me, nor apparently most other members of the committee. He will have to justify the five billion dollar cut in the Air Forces before I'll ever vote for Wilson has spent a good portion of the last two days before the Senate group, under questioning about the administration action1 in cutting the Air Force goal lor mid- 1955 from 143. wings to 120, each containing from 30 to 75 planes. The revised Pentagon budget also calls for about five billioa dollars less in new funds for the Air Force in the fiscal year start- ing July 1. President Eisenhower, in his radio address Tuesday night, said 60 cents of every defense dol- lar will still be going into Navy and Air Force air power. Wilson told the senators yester- day that ie 143-wing goal of the Truman administration had been slipping further from realization for more than three years and he added: Means 120 Wings "When we say 120 wings we mean 120." Ferguson said discussion about "a certain number of wings or so many unspent billions is only corn- fusing." "Under the revised 120 wing interim goal of the Eisenhower ad- ministration this nation should have a lot more modern combat planes and much more striking power thaa the unreached' 143- wing paper he said, Wilson and Deputy Secretary Roger M. Kyes stressed that even with the reduced appropriations re- quest the Air Force will have 40 billion dollars to spend after July 1, counting unspent funds voted by previous Congresses. They said only about 15 billion dollars would be spent in the next fiscal year. Even if Congress restored the five billions cut from the old Tru- man budget, Wilson "we could not spend any part of it in '54 to strengthen the nation's air position." Halleck Expects Early Approval Of Ike Tax Plan Move to Amend Plan Gains Some Following By CHARLES F. BARRETT WASHINGTON UP) Republican Leader Halleck of Indiana said to- day he was "very optimistic" about chances for early approval of President Eisenhower's request to extend the excess profits tax on business. But Republican opponents of the measure disclosed a series of strat- egy moves aimed at defeating the proposal or at least amending it. These were developments after a full day of "backstage maneuver- ing yesterday on an issue that has developed into one of the sternest tests so far of Eisenhower's lead- ership with Congress. At a conference with Halleck and House Speaker Joseph Martin (R- Republican members of the House Ways and Means Commit- tee agreed1 to hold hearings June 1-10 on Eisenhower's request. Outlined to Congress This request, sent formally _ to Congress yesterday after being outlined in the President's radio talk Tuesday night, exhorts Con- gress to cut no taxes this year. Eisenhower said he wants lower taxes as much as anybody but he said that would be inflationary. He raked the Truman adminis-1 tration for leaving what he called' "a critically unsound state of fi- nancial proposing this six-point tax program: Extend the excess profits tax six months past its June 30 expiration date; don't cut corporation income taxes 5 per cent, as scheduled on April 1; postpone the one-half per cent in- crease scheduled Jan. 1 in social security taxes; don't cut excise taxes on April 1, as scheduled; don't cut income taxes for indi- viduals until Jan. 1, then allow a 10 per cent cut already scheduled; go easy on all tax matters until Secretary of the Treasury Hum- phrey details the administration's program "by the end of the year." AFL President George Meany yesterday distributed a statement' saying the big union's Executive Council opposes Eisenhower's call Eor postponement of the social se- curity tax boost. The statement praised, however, the President's proposal to forego any tax cuts this year. Hearings Set The House Ways and Means Committee's decision to hold hear- ings on Eisenhower's request was a victory'for the administration. Chairman Daniel A. Reed (R-NY) has been adamant in insisting on tax cuts, and some Republicans bad doubt that Eisenhower's plan would ever be brought before the committee. Further, the administration made inroads on what previously had been a solid lineup of all 15 committee Republicans' against any extension of the excess profits tax, now bringing an estimated 2 to 2Vi billion dollars a year. Several who attended the con- ference said it was clear some Republican committee members have switched over and will sup- port the President. Estimates on just how many switched ranged from three to six and more. Republican leaders ob- viously counted on heavy support from the 10 Democrats on the committee-to help put the proposal French Ca oinet Wont Prevent Conference PARIS French Na- tional Assembly denied Pre- mier Rene Mayer a vote of confidence today and his cabi- 18th since collapsed. Mayer, who had been in of- fice since Jan. had announc.- ed to the Assembly only a short time before that he was to go to Bermuda in the mid- dle of next" month for a Big Three conference with Presi- dent Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill. The pur- pose of the session, he said, would be to check up on the feasibility of a Big Four con- ference later with Russia. Presumably, his successor will attend. The unfavorable by tht Assembly was on Mayer'i quest for power to cut govern- mental expenses by cabinet de- cree, without assembly approv- al in each case. He Iiad hoped by this means to cut the counr try's mountainous budget def- icit. British Shipper Denies Transporting Red Troops HONG KONG official of a British steamship company to- day denied accusations by a U. S. Senate investigations subcommit- tee that the firm had transported Communist troops; F. H. Horman-Fisher, Hong Kong manager of the Wheelock Marden Company, said neither his com- pany nor any other British shipping concern he" knows, of has carried Communist troops. Horman-Fisher's statement was issued in-reply to testimony before a subcommittee headed by Sen. McCarthy that two Brit- ish-owned ships were used to trans- port Red troops along the Chinese coast. The committee was told these vessels later were hired to carry Mutual Security.Administra tion goods. Horman-Fisher ,said the Commu- nists seized three Wheelock Hard- en ships and are using them in China trade. "They were confiscated when we tried to withdraw 'them from China in August, he said. "We have no control over them. They are 'the steamshiips Norina, Ro- mantico and Miramar. 2nd Polish Pilot Closely Guarded COPENHAGEN, Denmark The second Polish jet pilot to bring his Russian-built -MIG-15 fighter down on the Danish Baltic island of Bornholm was brought to Copen- hagen today under cloak-and-dag- ger security precautions. The government moved with ex- treme caution in handling the pilot, Lt. Zdzislaw Jazwettski. The 22-year-old pilot crash-land- ed on a military drilling field Wednesday. "You couldn't see it being done better in a Hollywood 'B' angrily commented the pro-govern- ment newspaper B; T, "The police seem to feel that it is vital no- body sees ,a picture of the pilot until he starts a lecture tour in the United States." Radio Informs Pilot Of Fatherhood Status SEOUL 'Wl An Oklahoma pilot flying a B-26 bomber over North .Korea learned by radio today that he was the father of a son. The message traveled half way around the world and finally was broadcast from a front line radio transmitter to LL James E. Hall, Barflesville. Okla. Jury Convicts Teen-Ager in Poison Trial LOS ANGELES honor science student has been convicted on a charge of putting poison in beverages destined for the husband of the girl he loved. But the jury held he didn't try to commit mur- der. Richard La Force faces a prison term of from 1 to 10 years. Or he could get probation. A bearing for sentence or probation is set for June 10. The panel of eight women and four men convicted him yesterday of mingling poison with beverages with intent to harm Robert Hay- den, husband of Joyce Hayden, the student's former sweetheart. All the principals are 19. La Force was acquitted on two counts of attempted murder and another of mingling poison with aeverages intended for Joyce. ,000 Students Take Selective Service Tests WASHINGTON UP) Selective Service said college students applied to take its college qualifi- cation test being given over the nation today. That number is near- ly double the who had been expected to take the test. An official said that stu- dents in all will be admitted to a series of 11 tests. Local draft boards may consider granting educational deferments from military service to students who make a passing grade of 70 on the tests' or maintain specified class standings. Proposals are now being considered to require sopho- mores to have a passing grade of 72, beginning this fall, and also to allow youths graduating from high school to 'take the tests. Water Skier Spends Rough Day on River ST. LOUIS iff) Frank Beddor Jr., who is en route down the Mississippi River on water skis, slid ashore here Wednesday night after a rough day on the river. High winds and waves gave Beddor trouble on the 128 river miles from Hannibal to St. Louis and cut the speed of the skier, usually about 28 miles an hour, nearly in half. Beddor, who left Minneapolis Saturday, said he- will attempt to break the 196-mile noa-stop water ski distance record after leaving here today. Indiana, Michigan Warned of Tornadoes CHICAGO Ufl The Weather Bureau warned today of possi- ble tornadoes in Indiana and Michigan. In a special forecast, the bu- reau said locally severe thund- erstorms are expected today in most of Northern and'Central Indiana and Lower Michigan. "There is a possibility of one or two tornadoes in these the bureau said. ROK Infantry Crushes 150 Chinese Reds By FORRESt ..EDWARDS SEOUL UP) Counterattacking South Korean infantrymen today threw 150 to 200 Chinese Reds off an Eastern Front ridge after 12 hours of close-quarter seesaw fight- ing. The Chinese swarmed up the slopes and seized the western end of the 300-year-long ridge shortly before midnight. Eastern End Stubborn ROK soldiers clung to the eastern end. The Reds threw back two South Korean counter- attacks. But ROK reinforcements were thrown into the battle before dawn and after six hours, of fierce fighting the Reds caUed it the Eighth Army said. For hours after the Chinese pulled off the ridge sporadic rifle and machine-gun fire continued, but the Reds did not attack again. Elsewhere along the 155-mile battlefront the Reds probed Allied lines and patrol skirmishes flared between the lines. Senator Apologizes For Polite Remark WASHINGTON UP) Sen. Gore (D-Tenn) apologized in the Senate yesterday for calling Sen, Bush (R- Co'nn) a gentleman. Bush accepted, with a forgiving smile. The two had been debating in- terest rates on government bonds. Gore suddenly realized he had re- peatedly spoken of Bush as "the gentleman from Connecticut." That's the way House members .address each other. In the Senate, decorum calls for members to ad- dress each other "the distin- guished senator." Apologizing, Gore noted this is his first Senate term after a long- term career in the House, and that he had lapsed inadvertently. He assured the Senate that while he does consider Bush a gentleman, he also regards him as a distin- guished senator. That jnade it all right. Russia Has 900 Bombers Able To Reach U.S. By ELTON WASHINGTON Russia now has between 900 and planes in operating units of its long-range bombing force, according to a new estimate of Soviet war power. These are described as TU4 four- engined bombers, an improved version of the U. S. Air Force's B29. They represent only those air- craft in organized, ready-to-oper- ate squadrons. The figure does not include bombers in production or in reserve. The TU4s are considered capable of reaching virtually any large in- dustrial city in the U. S. with atomic bombs. The calculations of Soviet war making capabilities place the number of Red interceptor planes in operationally ready units at sev- eral thousand. Actually, these fig- ures are fairly definite, but the exact numbers used in official es- timates niay not be disclosed. In the past, there have been un- official estimates that the total number of aircraft in the Red Air all types, and ages- is about Secretary of Defense Wilson told a news conference last week the U. S. Air Force now has in excess of planes, the Navy and Ma- rine Corps about 37 Girls, 16 Bop Line Up for U.S. Annual Spell Bee By ED CREAGH WASHINGTON UP) Thirty- seven girls and 16 boys 53 kids with butterflies in their line up today for the 26th annual National Spelling Bee. By nightfall one of them will have triumphed over the other 52, and over the maddening peculiari- ties of English words, to emerge as national champion. Today's contestants, most of whom have been sightseeing around the capital since Monday, were winnowed from local, state and sectional contests involving some five million youngsters, al- most all seventh and eighth grade pupils. Last year the youthful spellers agreed with the dictionary on 505 words before Doris Ann Hall em- erged the winner. Doris, from Hud- son, N. C., is on hand to crown this year's winner. Odds are the winner will be a of the past champs have been, while only nine boys made the grade. Two Rescue Workers brought a woman out of Lake Charles, La., today whose home was flood- ed by the rising waters of the Calcasieu River. r More rainstorms were forecast for the Louisiana flood area today. (AP Wirephoto to The Repub- lican-Herald) Bermuda Likely Site of Undated Allied Conclave Aim to Advance Cause of Peace Throughout World WASHINGTON (ffl President Eisenhower, Prime Minister- Churchill and Premier'Mayer will meet soon to thresh out Allied problems and discuss a possible high-level meeting with the Rus- sians on East-West tensions. An agreement for the Big Three to confer was an- nounced simultaneously to d a y here, in London, and in Paris. The place and date have not yet been fixed but Churchill has sug- gested Bermuda. This appears agreeable to Eisenhower and Mayer. The probable time is soon after the middle of June. In a statement, President Eisen- hower described the "primary pur- pose" of the U. S.-British-French meeting as "further to develop common viewpoints with these friends on the many problems that must be solved cooperatively so that the cause of world peace may be In London, Churchill told Parlia- ment: "My main hope is that we may take a definite step forward to a meeting of far graver im- Russian Prime ter Georgi M. Malenkov. Government Quarters There was a disposition in gov- ernment quarters here to stresg that the Western powers have many problems among themselves to warrant the meeting and to minimize talk in public about possible Big Four session.. But Premier Mayer told the French National Assembly in Paris the approaching meeting would discuss the feasibility of a Big Four conferences-meaning a meet- ing with the Russians. Mayer said also that France was ready to give unreserved consider- ation to any proposals the Soviet Union may make on the question of world disarmament. Churchill long has been inclined to the view that a high-level meet- ing with the Russians might be productive of some betterment in the world situation. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty was asked direct- ly at a news conference whether the Big Three session might de- velop later into a Big Four meet- ing with Russia. Hagerty declined comment. Told that Churchill had express- ed hope that the Big Three meeting would lead to a conference at which Russia would be included, Hagerty simply read Eisenhower's statement and said he was not going to elaborate on it. This statement said: "The governments of the United States, Great. Britain and France have been in consultation with the view of holding an informal high- level meeting. "We have agreed that such meeting is desirable at a-date con- venient to all of us. Primary Purpow "A primary purpose will be further to develop common view- points with these friends on the many problems that must be solv- ed cooperatively so that the cause of world peace may be advanced." In response to another question Hagerty left no doubt that Eisen- hower took the initiative in ar- ranging for the Big Three meeting. Asked whether the President started the ball rolling, Hagerty called reporters' attention to a statement issued by Churchill. It said in part: "President Eisenhower has ex- pressed a wish for a personal meeting with the French Prime Minister and myself to discuss our common problems.'! There were indications that Ei- senhower had gone over the mat- ter Wednesday with the National Security Council. It may also have been the- subject of a 90-minute meeting he had Wednesday night win psychological warfare aides. In Congress, initial general re- action was to approve the idea of trying to improve understandings among the Western Powers. Some expressed hope the meeting might lead to a session with the Russians. Saying no definite date for conference has been fixed, Hagerty called attention to the fact Churchill must be in London June 2 for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth. He also noted that Eisenhower will leave Washington June 10 for a series of speeches in North Dakota, South Dakota, Hampshire and New York. The President is scheduled tS return to Washington from this trip on June 14, and Hagerty said the Big Three conference probably would held soon after that date. I ;
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MICHAEL JAMIESON has told his fellow swimmers they have to share the blame for Britain's Olympic nightmare, insisting: Don't blame the system.
The Scottish ace produced the best performance in the pool by a Brit as he stormed to 200 metres breaststroke silver at London 2012.
But the team's tally of just three medals fell short of the target of five. And double bronze medallist Becky Adlington this week held crisis talks with swim chief David Sparkes after saying the sport was in a mess.
But Jamieson, 24, said: "I don't think we need to make big changes to the structure just because a few swimmers did not get the result they were looking for.
"It's down to the athletes and their coaches to look at themselves to work out why they did not get the result they expected. A lot of swimmers got into finals but were just not quite ready to get on to the podium."
Jamieson returns to the pool for the World Short Course Championships in Istanbul starting on Wednesday.
The Glaswegian added: "I know the pressure will be on me but that is something I will have to learn to deal with."

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Planning in the capital is about regenerating communities and underused urban assets. Locations and values demonstrate extremes. However, in some respects London is no different to Leeds or Lincoln. The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister's Sustainable Communities Plan applies to all, emphasising 'inclusive' housing delivery.
Since the Planning Act 1947, public participation has been central to decision-taking. Today, the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (P&CA) and Statements of Community Involvement in local development framework (LDF) preparation are subject to scrutiny and binding inspectors' reports, as are other parts of the LDF process.
Where the planning regime in London departs from the rest of the country is in the form of the 'London Plan'. This document is years ahead of the new regional spatial strategies (RSSs) that are in the course of preparation elsewhere. While the London Plan was adopted before the P&CA and RSS regimes, it now forms the RSS for London. Indeed, following adoption in February 2004, it is under review to extend the plan from 2016 to 2025-26.
Unique to London, the plan contains a 50 per cent affordable housing target; failure to volunteer requires 'open book' accounting to justify lesser provision.
While there is slippage in the review, the consultation on housing targets and the Mayor's proposal to expand his waste management powers are interesting.
The annual housing target for the capital is proposed to increase from 23,000 houses to 31,090 by 2016-17. This increase is consistent with the March 2006 household projections and is clearly a challenge to the development industry.
In relation to waste, the proposal is that the Mayor, rather than each borough, should determine major applications. This is unpopular with the boroughs, which view waste proposals as being forced upon them. Politics and necessary amendment of the P&CA regime make this change unlikely.
London also has some of the largest areas of deprivation and regeneration opportunities. The establishment of English Partnerships and the various development corporations, together with the overarching Thames Gateway Policy initiatives, demonstrate a positive government commitment to regeneration in and beyond London.
Sustainable development coupled with high quality, high-density inclusive developments are the policy focus for developments in London. Two different examples demonstrate how these objectives may be achieved.
Lots Road/Chelsea Harbour
On 30 January the Deputy Prime Minister granted planning permission for adjoining sites in Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea for 37-storey and 27-storey towers, together with the refurbishment of the Lots Road Power Station. The scheme comprises 802 flats, mixed-use commercial premises and retail development.
This riverside site is one of the last underdeveloped high land value areas of London. Circadian promoted the scheme with a supportive Hammersmith and Fulham unitary development plan (UDP) and a less supportive, in terms of building height, Kensington and Chelsea UDP.
After a number of years of negotiation, the Terry Farrell scheme found favour with Hammersmith and Fulham members, although Kensington and Chelsea refused its part of the scheme. The sole reason for refusal related to the height of the 25-storey tower. The scheme had the Mayor's support (47 per cent affordable housing), as well as that of Hammersmith and Fulham, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (Cabe), English Heritage and Transport for London. During a five-week public inquiry all issues were considered, and the inspector, solely because of his concern about the 37-storey tower in Hammersmith and Fulham, recommended refusal. The Deputy Prime Minister disagreed on the unchallengeable ground of the exercise of reasonable judgement.
The decision made it clear that tall buildings, as part of high-quality development providing affordable housing in conformity with the London Plan, may be acceptable in many locations in London.
Regrettably, Lots Road is under challenge by the River Thames Society (represented by vice-chair Lady Berkeley), on the basis that river uses should prevail over maximising the capacity of the site.
Elephant & Castle
The Elephant & Castle proposal starts from a different base. That is the historic failure of the private and public sectors over 20 years to bring forward successfully regeneration of the area. While the past is littered with failure, success in the future is materially more likely under the current planning regime, reinforced by the Department of Trade and Industry making the area subject to the City Growth Strategy.
The proposal is for a range of social, educational and health facilities, together with up to 1,100 new homes and approximately 4,200 mixed tenure affordable homes. This is to be paid for, together with the new transport infrastructure, by up to 75,000sq m of town centre retail and leisure uses.
The scheme can take advantage of the positive P&CA changes to the compulsory purchase order regime and, subject to the critical issue of viability, developer interest is strong. This high-profile project, with major tall buildings in excess of 135 metres, to provide City development will need to be phased in during the 15-year development period.
Changing vision into economic reality will take time. The Government's single regeneration budget funding for Elephant Links ended in March and Southwark is establishing a development trust to manage this £1.5bn regeneration project.
The major challenge for the Elephant & Castle scheme is to reconcile Southwark's expensive public aspirations with the ability of the development industry, in this traditionally low land value area, to secure permission for a development of viable critical mass. The contrast between the years of evolution of the Lots Road scheme, funded from the beginning by the developer, willing to go to the expense of a major public inquiry and defend a legal challenge, has clearly been possible because of the high value of the site.
The Elephant & Castle scheme is towards the other end of the economic scale. Hence the entirely different basis of promotion. However, just as with any regeneration scheme, planning authority aspirations will have to be tempered by the economic reality of land values if regeneration of this area is to bear fruit. The jury is, and remains, out.


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Pound For Pound - Jermaine Wright
Kayo is proud to announce that Jermaine Wright has been promoted from the warehouse and is now our newest sales rep, if you order Kayo, you'll be hearing from Jermaine soon.
Jermaine was born in Oceanside and started skating when he was 14 years old. He came up with the infamous NS Krue, which had a huge impact on his formative years. Jermaine picked up skating quickly and was already grinding handrails after only being on a board for a year. When Nick Lockman and Stevie Williams opened up the L&K Skateshop in Oceanside, Maine's good friend BB Bastidas passed them his tape and Maine got sponsored by L&K and put on DGK's flow team. Jermaine was eventually hired to work at Kayo through Nick where he remained for a year and a half before taking a hiatus to pursue skateboarding full time. When Maine's mom left California for Oklahoma to buy a house, he decided to stay in San Diego to remain close to his roots. He went through some hard times before getting rehired at Kayo. When asked what his favorite things about working at Kayo are, Maine had this to say; "the perks of working here are my huge closet that's filled with the best gear! Also the parties that we go to are pretty insane. It's seriously a family here, you know everybody; you party with them. There's so much good stuff about this place." Jermaine's job has not slowed down his skating at all as evidenced by this video, you also may remember him from one of the montages in Gold Goons where he had some stand-out tricks. Congratulations Maine!


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The disruption from the camp caused Ramin and I to leave our place by the pool and head back. We had just begun when Jadir appeared out of the trees and glared at Ramin.
"Jadir, what's happened?" I asked, trying to direct his attention away from Ramin.
"I don't know. I left before the commotion."
We arrived back just in time to see a white horse running in to the camp, with a slumped rider on it's back. Armes and I helped him down, and then Ramin and Jadir carried him to Armes' bedroll.
I watched Armes sitting at the side, watching the man with beady eyes. Smiling I went over to her.
"He sleeps still?"
"Yes. Only when he wakes will we know if we can trust him."
I stared at his face. He wasn't as handsome as Ramin, but that was my opinion, and he looked slightly elfish. I wondered whether that was my imagination. Suddenly he stirred.
"Where am I?" he muttered, blinking up at us.


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By now you know how to build an email list, segment that list into different audiences, and send various types of emails.
Now, it is time to add the last piece of the puzzle: automated emails.
Automated email campaigns have different goals. Some exist to help turn a potential client into a current client. Others exist to help you stay top-of-mind with referrals.
Here are some examples and best practices.
Confirmation Email
When someone fills out a contact form on your website, most likely it is a potential client looking to get in touch. It could also be a spammer offering BEST SEO SERVICES – PAGE 1 RANKINGS GUARANTEED, but we will ignore those. You will get a notification as soon as the person submits the form. You should set up the notification form so that they will provide their email address, name, phone, and a brief description of why they are reaching out.
Ideally, you would follow-up with them immediately. You, or someone on your team, should call them back right away and see if you can schedule a consultation. However, even that can take some time to set up. In the meantime, this person is waiting for you to get in touch. To minimize the lag time, they should get a confirmation email. Immediately.
Not an hour later, not a day later.
The email serves as a confirmation that you received their email, so they don't have to worry that it got sent to spam or isn't being read. The confirmation also serves as another touch point: to keep the potential client engaged and prevent them from wandering off.
Wandering off is a real risk and a real possibility. Because the potential client does not have a prior relationship with you, they have no allegiance towards you. They could very easily keep going on their journey to find another lawyer to reach out to. A confirmation email can help make sure the potential client's journey in finding a lawyer ends on your website.
Your confirmation email tells them: "Thank you for reaching out. We will get back to you right away. Do not worry. We can handle this. Stop looking around at other lawyer websites. Try and put this issue out of your head and go about your day until we get in touch."
Here is one suggestion about what you could say in your confirmation email:
Thank you for getting in touch. A member of our team will give you a call shortly. We look forward to speaking with you.
Best regards,
Lawyer X
This sample email is a courtesy. It just serves to let the visitor know that their email was received and nothing more.
One way to make the confirmation email more valuable and create more "stickiness" with your potential client is to provide added value rather than the minimal email above. Use this as an opportunity to increase the visitor's confidence in you. You don't need to attach your resume to the confirmation email or anything, but you provide them with additional resources. For example, you could share a link to some publications relevant to their inquiry.
If your email software is capable, you should be able to send different confirmation emails based on the page on which your visitor filled out a form.
So, if a visitor filled out a form on your personal injury page, they could get a different confirmation email from that of a visitor who filled out a form on your criminal defense page.
Some people may disagree with this approach. You might be thinking, "How about I keep it simple and just let them know they we've received their form submission, and leave it at that?" Since you just want their info anyway, why the need to have a "campaign" to follow up with them?
Because potential clients wander off when left unattended.
Following up and showing your interest in working with them keeps them engaged.
Here is another example of an email you might want to use:
Thank you for getting in touch regarding your personal injury matter. A member of our team will get in touch with you shortly.
We understand that this is a very difficult time for you. You may have a lot of questions and are trying to figure out how to get back on track after your injury. Our firm works with people like you to help get the compensation you deserve.
In the meantime, here are a few resources that may be helpful to you.
- Our team biographies.
- Download a white paper on the personal injury litigation process.
- The awards our firm has received.
"After my accident, I did not know who to turn to. There were a lot of attorneys I could have went with, but the Law Firm of ABC made me most comfortable. They helped me along the way, and got me an amazing settlement that was more than I hoped for." – Former Client
We look forward to speaking with you soon.
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Look at all that added value! The confirmation email here serves as a way to:
- Let the client know that you will be in touch soon, easing their concern.
- Demonstrate that the firm cares about the client's particular issue.
- Demonstrate the firm's practice area expertise.
- Connect the potential client with the firm.
- Impress the potential client with credentials.
Now your potential client won't leave. You have given your firm a bit of a cushion.
That tailored response might make the client more forgiving if you do not respond to their initial inquiry within 15 minutes because it is a weekend or 3 a.m.
Win The Client Campaign
Within 24 to 48 hours, someone at your office has gotten in touch with your potential client. If the client has hired the firm, perfect. You will not need this next section. But, stay here if you ever have a client that does not sign on after the initial call.
So, what kind of automated follow-up messages should you send to someone who has not yet signed on with the firm? Ideally, you send an automated campaign that dives into the practice area about which your visitor is inquiring.
Over the course of several weeks to a month, you should be sending a sequence of automated drip emails that educate and engage. The content should be a mixture of education and outreach to get in touch.
Here is a sample educational email:
I was thinking you would find this article interesting. Our firm recently published this piece on "What to do if you have been injured and can't work" [link].
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
The email appears to be casual, as if you just published the piece and offhandedly thought this person would find it interesting. Meanwhile, all you really had to do was make sure this potential client was segmented as a potential client in a particular practice area, and the emails flow automatically.
Hopefully, the reader will learn something and be impressed that you kept reaching out even after they did not sign with you immediately. Add more value, keep the potential client interested.
Beyond the educational email, you should probably mix it up with an email to convert the potential client:
I just wanted to reach out following up on our last conversation. Do you have a few minutes to talk about your matter?
Lawyer X
Ideally, someone at your firm would be sending these emails manually on an individual basis for all of these potential clients that have not yet signed, and you would also be following up with phone calls. If you do not have the bandwidth for that, this is a good solution.
This email serves to keep the conversation going and get the client to stop wavering and hire you already. To make this work, it is important that your email software can send segmented, automated drip campaigns.
Most of the popular ones can: Mailchimp, Aweber, ActiveCampaign (my favorite), HubSpot, Infusionsoft. You just have to configure the software once, and you are all set. If you are not sure whether your software can, ask in the comments.
Reengagement Campaign
Months pass, nothing happens.
Now what?
Maybe the potential client went with another firm. Maybe the timing just was not right for the potential client and they did not end up hiring anyone.
Assume the latter until you are told otherwise. To revive this potential client, consider an automated reengagement campaign. Remind the potential client that you are still around and available.
The automated email series should start with a recent piece of great news to share. You can periodically update this particular email in your email software to stay relatively current.
Hi [Client Name],
I know it has been awhile since we last spoke, but I wanted to share some great news with you. Our firm has recently been selected to Awesome Lawyers as a Shooting Star in personal injury for the year. We are honored to receive this award. The full article is here [link].
Lawyer X
The article or other piece of content is a pretext to get back in touch. It does not have to be groundbreaking news.
Some types of content you can consider using:
- Award.
- Recent verdict.
- Membership on a select committee.
- Publishing an article in a significant publication.
- Favorable news coverage.
Once you have the first email, the dialogue lines are open. Next, you can follow it up with a "Hey, I just wanted to see if you received the last email?" email. If they respond, you have a dialogue. If not, have another automated email lined up next quarter with more current content to try and re-engage.
Referral Campaign
Everyone in your email list can potentially refer you business. This is the case whether it is a colleague, former client, current client, or even almost-clients. Send them an automated email each quarter, at the very least.
What kind of content should you send? The same type of content used in a reengagement campaign could be repurposed for a referral campaign. The only difference is that you may want to change the email messaging a bit.
For referrals in particular, one type of email you should automate every quarter is the "let's grab coffee/beer/lunch" email.
Keeping in touch with people is hard. Automating an email requesting to grab 20 minutes of their time and coffee does not take a lot of work or time, and it helps you stay top-of-mind.
Here is your email template.
It's been awhile since we last spoke and I wanted to see how things are going with you. Any new developments? I'd love to hear about it. Are you free to grab a coffee next week?
Lawyer X
Automated email campaigns can turn your potential clients into current clients, generate more business, and encourage your referrals. The power is in your hands.
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James: A Prepostorous Thought
As I had traveled down to the capital, I was convinced that I would find no worthy lady of the court. I had met their breed before. They seemed to be of an entirely different species. How could a man and a woman get along when even her beauty was not enough of a distraction?
I no longer thought that, though. There was a lady worthy of my attention. Not only was she beautiful, but the mystery surrounding her identity intrigued me. She was introduced as Olivia St. James, but I clearly overheard her being called Eliza by one of the other ladies of the court. It would probably turn out to be nothing, but just thinking about her made me smile; therefore, learning more about her, including what this other name was all about, had become a new priority.
Though I didn't have a great desire to enter the conflict brewing in the south, I was glad that there were other affairs that I could dwell upon as well. For that reason, I offered my services to the local captain of the army. He assigned me an attendant to coach me on what was expected of an officer of the army. Royality bought many things, including a ticket away from the front line.
"I was told you have an excellent memory," I told the young attendant, whose name was Hiram.
"Yes, sir," Hiram said, nodding. "Anything that happens in this kingdom does not escape my recollection."
"Good," I replied. "Then, I will test it if you don't mind." He gestured for me to continue, a satisfied grin on his face.
"Do you know of any ladies of the court whose first or middle name is Eliza?"
HIram thought for a moment as he stroked his chin. Finally, he answered, "None that I can think of. Not in our generation or the older generation." He paused. "There was, of course, Queen Eliza, but that was more than a hundred years ago. The name was slightly more common then. And, even then, it was more of an Iberan tradition. Eliza was our last Iberan queen as you may recall."
"Iberan, you say," I remarked half to myself. When Hiram asked where I had heard the name, I replied, "I heard the name among the ladies of the court." I didn't want Hiram to get suspicious, so I quickly added, "It very well could have been referring to the past. I forgot about the Iberan connection."
"Very good, sir," Hiram said, obviously recognizing the end of my inquiry.
For the rest of the day, I dwelled on what Hiram had told me. Eliza was an Iberan name. Why would a lady of the court be called Eliza? Though there were still many connections to our strained brothers in the south, naming one's child after the enemy was not one of them.
Of course, the name could simply have been a jest, a joke to poke fun at Ibera. When I thought of that, my tensions eased somewhat. I decided that I was making something out of nothing. Surely no one from Ibera would be present in the royal court of Handrin. The thought was prepostorous.
I had almost forgotten about my little mental delimma until I got a visit from Rebecca Mays, the last lady of the court that I wanted to spend time with. I humored her, though.
"Dear James," she greeted with an over done smile. "How are you doing today?"
"Quite well," I replied with a bow. "And yourself, Ms. Mays?"
"Do call me Rebecca," she said. "I call you James because I want to be your friend. I want us to be close."
I tried to steer her away from my attention. "Surely the ladies of the court fill your attention especially since there are some new ones to get to know."
"Oh, yes," Rebecca stated, her smile completely gone, "Alexandra is nice and all. I think we will get along just dandy. That Olivia, though." Her expression went to disgust. "She's a funny one, don't you think?"
"I wouldn't have an opinion," I lied. "I barely spent any time with her at all."
"Anyway," Rebecca said, waving her arms to and fro, "enough about them. When can we spend some time together?"
I tried to stall. "I am helping the army out now, so my time is limited." When her expression went sad, I added, "Perhaps you could throw another event. I dare not refuse one of those."
Her shrug told me what she thought of my suggestion. Still, she said, "I will do that."
Rebecca's mention of Olivia got me thinking about her again. There was no way that I was going to get certain thoughts out of my head unless I learned the truth. I had to inquire where Olivia St. James was residing, but that was an easy task. The hard one seemed to be knocking on the door. A full ten minutes went by with me sitting in my carriage, rehersing what I was going to say.
Eventually, I worked out most of the butterflies in my stomach and walked up the steps to the front door. After knocking, an older lady answered, "Good day, sir. What can I do for you?"
"I was wondering if Ms. Olivia was available." I was certain that my request did not sit well with her, but she maintained composure.
"But, of course," she replied graciously. "Would you please come in?" She directed me to a small room just off the foyer. She excused herself to go fetch Olivia.
A bookcase full of books lined one wall and a divan sat opposite. At first I stood there. Then, I sat. That seemed uncomfortable, so I stood again.
Olivia entered a few moments later, my stomach by this point doing backflips. We greeted each other with a bow and a curtsey.
"I'm so glad I found you at home today," I remarked.
"It is nice to see you again, James," she said, adding my name with what looked like little effort.
"I want to get to know you a little more," I continued. I took a deep breath and then added, "There was just something that I had to ask you first. I couldn't get this prepostorous thought out of my head. It was going to bug me the rest of year, and I just couldn't have that."
"What is it, dear James?" she asked, placing a tentative hand on my shoulder.
With as much a comical tone that I could muster, I brought up the subject of her other name by asking, "Is there any chance you are from Ibera?"


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Jun 2015 - $23.00
Spent the weekend in Labrador - nice Provincial Park. Beautiful location right on the Strait. Some sites right at water capable of larger rigs, we took a small site out of the wind in the trees. Good WiFi near office/shower building. Only pit toilets right in campground but very clean! Would love to return for a few nights! Peaceful. - Loggenrock
Aug 2014 - $20.00
Most interior sites are best suited for tents, pop-ups and class B & C RVs. Sites 16, 17, and 19-21 can accommodate rigs up to 35 feet, are a pull-through semi circle, and are waterfront. All sites are unserviced but there are washroom facilities with hot showers and a dump station. No cell phone or Wi-Fi. - driftdiver1
Jun 2007 - $10.00
This park is in Labrador. It provides dry camping only and nothing else. You can get "non potable" water at the office (we decided to risk it, no problems). They have these warning signs on the water to cover their risk. There is no dump station if I remember correctly. We paid, in addition to the camping fee, $5 to enter the park, and another $10 to make a reservation on the provincial park website, which we didn't need to do for a mid-June stay. The weather was cold and rainy when we were there so we didn't get much chance to explore. If you can dry camp, I'd recommend this park over the motel parking lot alternative closer to the ferry. - NancyB
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If you are in Labrador to visit Red Bay and beyond, this may be a place to consider. This small RV park has 4 full service but very narrow waterfront RV sites ($24 + tx). When we were there the water was not potable. There are washrooms and laundry as well as a convenience store and gas (with diesel) on site. However, there is no access to the washrooms overnight as they are located inside the convenience store which closes in the evening. Additionally, there is a $5 fee for using the shower. - driftdiver1
Jun 2014 - $24.00
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Jun 2009 - $20.00
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First of all, RVers need to MANAGE their expectations. Labrador is a challenging place due to #1 its remoteness (many services & amenities RVer's are used to are NOT reliably available); #2 its climate (windy, changeable & at times inhospitable); and #3 its geographical features (rocky barrens, very few forested areas, little or no grass--just lots of gravel). However, with that said, it is a place NOT to be missed because of the sheer beauty of the place and the open & friendly people.
So, NLI campground is basically a level gravel parking lot with a gorgeous water view, FULL hookups, and is located across the street from the NLI hotel & restaurant. The facilities are immaculate (I even saw the owner sweeping and washing floors!). WiFi is available-but at times slow & erratic (not NLI fault, merely symptomatic of service on Labrador). By using wifi in the hotel bar, lobby, or restaurant (& frequently from the campsite) we were able to do everything we needed to do.
In summary, NLI is very conveniently located (10 minutes from the ferry), has the services I needed, has a restaurant with good food, and has friendly helpful service. - itchyfeetx2
Aug 2014 - $35.00
Talk about an RV park that looks like a parking lot - this is it. The 14 full service sites appear occupied primarily by workers with a few tourists thrown in for good measure. Sites for overnighters are not level. There are clean washrooms with free hot showers and laundry facilities on site, a restaurant attached to the Inn, and Wi-Fi is available inside the Inn. No recycling is available. Next door is a Robins (that sells partridgeberry muffins), a small convenience store, and a gas station that sells diesel. There is a beautiful sandy beach in L'Anse au Claire, but mid-August in Labrador is not the warmest time to be lying out on a beach. The nearby town of Blanc-Sablon in Québec, has two proper grocery stores. This is the closest RV park to the Newfoundland-Labrador ferry and approximately 80 km from the Red Bay National Historic Site of Canada, which just last year was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Given the road conditions, if you are here to visit Red Bay, I would suggest staying here and doing day trips. Between the ferry and NLI, there are a few pull-offs which, if you are here for only a couple of days and can boondock, you may wish to consider. Also, the Provincial Park in Pinware (unserviced sites but with washrooms & dump station) has some waterside sites that can accommodate rigs up to about 40 ft. In Red Bay the Harbour View RV Park has 4 very narrow full-service waterfront sites. - driftdiver1
Jul 2014 - $30.00
RV park is located behind some cabins across the street from the motel where you register. All sites are a rock/sand mix with no grass or trees. Seven are 30 amp back-ins and the other seven are 60 amp pull-throughs. Our site was a back-in that needed leveling. Hookups well located and all worked fine. No cable TV or TV off the antenna. Satellite TV worked fine. Wi-Fi was strong most of the time, but it slowed down with traffic. Laundry is in the cabins out front. There was 1 washer and 1 dryer and each cost $2. Restaurant across the street in the motel. If ever in the area again we would stay here. - Onemoretrail


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If you listened hard, there were some classic Jose Mourinho touches to take in when he held court in Manuel Pellegrini's backyard late on Monday night.
The deft faux slip-up, for example, when he called the Manchester City manager "Pellegrino", recalling to mind his press conference discussion of Tito Vilanova soon after he had poked the Barcelona coach in the eye while managing Real Madrid. "And as for Pito Vilanova or whatever his name is… I don't have anything to say," Mourinho said back then. "The referee or the fourth official or the TV cameras will tell the story...' Pito being Spanish slang for "prick".
It was impossible for Pellegrini, an individual utterly uninterested in the cult of personality, to compete with this – and all the more so since a flaw in his own club's football philosophy had given Mourinho the grounds to swagger and gloat.
That flaw is the absence of a lower, slower gear and it was manifest in the 1-0 defeat to Chelsea. Other managers might have concluded that Monday night was one for "the handbrake", to borrow Arsène Wenger's phrase, especially when Pellegrini's midfield starting options excluded Fernandinho, James Milner or Javi Garcia – the three players he might have turned to in order to match Chelsea's suffocating work in the central area.
But five men in midfield will always be a compromise too far for Pellegrini's City. Milner and Garcia remained steadfastly rooted to the bench because, as Pellegrini explained in a significant exposition of his own football philosophy before December's home game with Arsenal, he doesn't do compromise.
"We always try to play creatively and not to destroy what the other team wants to do," he said back then. "We are trying to find a style of play and changing names and the team plays exactly the same."
Pellegrini really meant this. It was the point that singularly animated him privately during a press lunch before Christmas – an occasion that revealed him to be a far more personable individual than his press conferences suggest.
Fernandinho has expanded the point, effectively saying that all players are subservient to the attackers: "My position is to provide for them. It's like you journalists: you come here and get the interview, and in your office your editor will shape it better."
While the benefits of the free-spirit philosophy were borne out in the six goals City reaped against Arsenal at the Etihad, the flaw was exposed in the way that they conceded three in that game which could have ended 9-6.
The beguiling home match with Liverpool on Boxing Day was the same: an immense game, as play flowed this way and that, but with City displaying that same constant capacity to concede.
There is conjecture over who should take the blame for Monday: perhaps Martin Demichelis for being overwhelmed; perhaps Yaya Touré for wandering off and leaving him. But it was actually the system. City adhered to their two-striker set-up even though they lacked the holding midfielders of muscularity and pace required for a 4-4-2. Pellegrini's only substitution was a forward for a forward.
He is inherently more pragmatic than this. He certainly was at Villarreal, where there was adaptation from him to the needs of each game, and it is hard to avoid the impression that he is now steadfastly adhering to the Barcelona ethos which his new employers have told him they want inculcated throughout their club. Barcelona, too, play only one way and it is for that reason that they can take a real beating at times. The two legs of last season's Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich – aggregate score 7-0 – is a case in point.
The defeat to Chelsea is a serious challenge to City's indomitability at the start of an onerous period. In the next six weeks, City face Barcelona twice, Chelsea again in the FA Cup, Manchester United and Arsenal in the Premier League. Then they travel to Anfield and Goodison. Doubts for the first Barcelona fixture include Fernandinho (possibly back in two weeks), Samir Nasri and Sergio Aguero. Talk of defeating the Catalans has hushed a little.
For all that, it would be grossly premature to say that a flaw in City is fatal. One narrow defeat should not erase the fact that they are capable of crushing teams with their pace and intensity, week after week. City's players all like to talk about the attritional win at Newcastle, earlier this month, as evidence of their ability to fight. Their squad remains the strongest, with most potential to take the title. It's just that we know more now about how they can be beaten.
Likening his own team's philosophy to Wenger's last month, Pellegrini said that free-flowing football was "very important for your mentality" and that both Arsenal and City played "as a big team". Winning the title at the expense of Chelsea and Mourinho – antithesis and anathema to him in equal measure – would quite obviously bring him a deep sense of personal satisfaction. Until then, he'll just have to live with the insults.
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Monday's win at the Etihad extended Jose Mourinho's fine record against Manuel Pellegrini. The Portuguese has lost just one of nine games with his adversary, against Malaga when in charge of Real.
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TORONTO (AP) -- The Toronto Maple Leafs traded center Joe Colborne to the Calgary Flames on Saturday night for a fourth-round pick next year.
The 23-year-old Colborne, a first-round pick in 2008, had a goal and five assists in 16 career games for the Maple Leafs. Last season, the former University of Denver player was scoreless in five games for the Maple Leafs and had 14 goals and 28 assists in 65 games for the American Hockey League's Toronto Marlies.
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