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11515 Preserve Lane N, Champlin, MN 55316
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Stunning Features & Fine Details ~ Backs to Elm Creek Park Reserve
Step into this impressive 5 bedroom, 4 bath 2-Story home and take notice of all the features and finely crafted details you'd expect to see in an executive home such as this one. From gleaming hardwood floors to raised panel oak cabinets & 6-panel doors to the amazing floor plan, you won't be disappointed. Living Room features oak built-in cabinets & cozy fireplace. The stunning eat-in Kitchen features center island breakfast bar, stainless steel appliances, planning desk, walk-in pantry, and bayed Dinette to the door to the Deck. Inviting Foyer leads to the elegant formal Dining Room & the Den that has glass French doors. There are 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths, and huge Laundry Room on the upper level. The intimate Master Suite has a walk-in closet and private Whirlpool bath. Moreover, the lookout lower level has the ultimate space for entertaining with the Wet Bar Room with 2-sided brick fireplace to the Family Room with space for movies, games, and more. Located in the heart of Elm Creek Park Reserve! Near many amenities (restaurants, shopping, theater, fitness, etc.), parks, walking/bike trails, and so much more.
Directions Elm Creek Parkway to Goose Lake Pkwy, West to Preserve Ln, North to the Home on the left.
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Property Details for 11515 Preserve Lane N, Champlin, MN 55316
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 2 Full | 1 Three-Qtr | 1 Half
Lot Size: 0.27 Acres
Lot Dimensions: SE 165x120x31x125
Year Built: 2002
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Neighborhood: The Preserve at Elm Creek
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 3584
Above Ground Sq Ft: 2596
Below Ground Sq Ft: 988 (approx)
Room Information for 11515 Preserve Lane N, Champlin, MN 55316
Main Floor
Living Room: 21x16
Dining Room: 12x11
Kitchen: 21x16
Den: 13x11
Lower Floor
Family Room: 36x15
Fifth (5th) Bedroom: 15x11
Bar/Wet Bar Room: 18x12
Upper Floor
Bedroom 1: 15x13
Bedroom 2: 15x11
Bedroom 3: 13x11
Bedroom 4: 12x11
Laundry: 14x12
Master Bath: 14x13
Dining Room Description: Separate/Formal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level, Family Room, Entertainment/Media Center
School Information for 11515 Preserve Lane N, Champlin, MN 55316
School District: Anoka-Hennepin
School District Phone: 763-506-1000
Interior Features for 11515 Preserve Lane N, Champlin, MN 55316
Appliances: Range, Microwave, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Water Softener - Owned
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (988 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable), Day/Lookout Windows
Exterior Features for 11515 Preserve Lane N, Champlin, MN 55316
Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Light
Lot Dimensions: SE 165x120x31x125
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Pitched
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 11515 Preserve Lane N, Champlin, MN 55316
Tax Amount: $5,372
Taxes w/Assessments: $5,372
Tax/Property ID: 3612022220010
Tax Year: 2016
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Rabbits Cafe is an inventive new American cafe tucked away on Sullivan Street in Soho. It provides a cozy and clean ambiance and the menu is fresh and mouth-watering, revealing a list of creative and unique dishes like the Wonton Salad, Fish Tacos, Tuna Melt and Beef Brisket sandwich as well as fresh and yummy sides. Visit today or order online and see what you've been missing!
I have been ordering food in New York City for 15 years. With a pretty high success rate. We love Seamless, we use it all the time. That being said, I have never had an experience quite like the one we had with our Rabbits order this afternoon. We placed an order for 2 sandwiches and 2 soups at 12:00PM. The seamless quote was 30-45 minutes. So when 60 minutes had passed, I figured I was within my rights as a customer, to call and see if the order was at least on the way. Usually, a restaurant will appease you by saying it's on the way, even when it's not. At least you get the sense they haven't forgotten you. Well, when I called Rabbits, the manager answered and said they hadn't started making my food yet. Points for honesty. But we ordered an hour ago, and she had no information for me on when we could actually expect our food. Naturally, I was irritated. Then things got interesting...She passed the phone to a VERY angry man who turned out to be the chef. He told me he "would LOVE to get my order out but that by being on the phone with me, I was holding up the process" I told him that at already an hour wait, that was certainly not my intention. I only called to gauge when I could expect my delivery. He then literally yelled into the phone, like Seinfled the soup Nazi, "THAT'S IT! NO FOOD FOR YOU! You order is cancelled!" And hung up. my reaction: uh....what just happened? I relayed this transaction to my equally-starving husband. After taking a well-deserved moment to be upset, we laughed hysterically at the ridiculousness of Rabbit's customer service, and figured out what else to do for lunch. Horrible experience aside, Rabbits food is good, the delivery guys are SUPER nice, but the sandwiches always arrive soggy, and obviously you risk being yelled at and having your order cancelled by an angry chef/owner.
Best advice: If you are craving the jerk sandwich, GO TO THE RESTAURANT - Don't get it delivered
Posted 2 years ago by briana n.
Buttermilk pancakes were delivered hot and were so delicious! I didn't like the tuna melt so much since it was on whole wheat but it was still pretty good. Will try other items on the menu.
Posted 2 years ago by Joel H.
RBBTS is great food and restaurant is filled with a cast of characters led by owner/cook who is great
Posted 2 years ago by John M.
Quality ingredients and yummy.
Posted 2 years ago by Annelise P.
food is great. exceptional by far. but its like they don't understand that there is a rush at lunch and they shouldnt quote "30-45 minutes" for delivery. Its been 1 hour and I just called and heard it will be another 20-25 minutes. The reason was that they got about 4 orders all at once and theres only 2 of them working. Sounds like Rabbits problem and not mine. She wasn't even nice or apologetic and they don't throw in anything extra for making you wait. Its got to be the last time I order delivery from there. Just go pick it up or order somewhere else.
Posted 3 years ago by Claudia C.
The food is pretty good, but not worth the price. $15 for a wonton salad with a couple pieces of chicken is crazy. The tuna melt is tasty, but it's $10.
Posted 3 years ago by Kyle Z.
Fresh salads and sandwiches. YUM!
Posted 3 years ago by Jen B.
Order was already over the time frame they said I'd have food by. When I called the order wasn't even leaving for 10 min. The woman who answered the phone had an attitude as well. Canceled the order.
Posted 3 years ago by barry s.
The Hot Turk. Holy goodness. I can't wait to have it again. Only reason why I did not give 5 stars is that they take a while but other than that, awesomeness.
Posted 3 years ago by Rocio U.
If I could I would rate it 0, delivered lemonade drenched food after 1 hour and fifteen minutes and then after refunding because I complained they came to take the food back to add to inconvenience.
Posted 3 years ago by Ronaldo H.
The delivery boy was incredibly rude. He yelled at me on my voicemail for not answering my phone even though I was working and the manager made no apology for him getting my address wrong. If you want their food you better go get it yourself. Definitely not worth it
Posted 3 years ago by beth m.
Big fan for delivery or eat-in. Love their fries.
Posted 3 years ago by Charlie B.
Had to work on Labor day and decided to try this place. Food was good, fresh and well packaged. Delivery was friendly and in the agreed time frame.
Posted 3 years ago by Michael B.
Great comfort food and fast delivery. One of my go-to's in SoHo.
Posted 3 years ago by Prem T.
The order was receive at 8:09 and it arrived literally 16 minutes later at 8:25. AND the delivery guy was one of the nicest guys I've literally ever met in New York. AND the food is great! I'm kind of in shock that this is possible.
Definitely becoming one of my regulars.
Posted 3 years ago by Morgan F.
absolutely do not order from this dump.
ordered cesar salad with grilled chicken. they added the hot chicken to the bed of lettuce and packed it in a plastic container, consequently received sautéed lettuce .leaves cooked, mushy ie NOT edible. when called to address problem was scolded on the phone. gm refused to acknowledge that they were in the wrong. cited that he has been in business for three years and has never had a problem. hung up on me twice. real charmer.
don't give this place your money. they don't deserve to be in business.
if gm reads this - check out your menu options. by "mixed in" it refers to dressing. all other restaurants i order from pack hot "toppings" on the side when lettuce is involved no matter if dressing is requested "mixed in" or "on the side." this is done to avoid steaming fresh salad greens = COMMON SENSE (clearly something you do not possess)
Posted 3 years ago by Parinaz M.
My boss and I order from here once a week and it's always amazing. What is the deal with these other reviewers? I have had almost everything on the menu and never been disappointed. My favorites include the Jerk, The Cobb Salad, the Hot Turk, the Chicken Parm, and let's not forget about the burger.
This is what happens when fresh ingredients get paired up well. Disregard other reviewers and acquire delicious lunch.
Bonus if you go in to eat, it's a skateboard themed spot. Hella down.
Posted 3 years ago by Nick F.
ive had the ground beef burger, the BLT and a breakfast sandwich...all were very good. Service was good too. Fries are a bit on the salty side. But other than that nice little spot.
Posted 3 years ago by Adrian S.
absolutely the worst sandwich i've had in years. this is my first time ever writing a review of any sort online. and i've been ordering food in the city for over 10 years. i couldn't let this go. i had to write about how truly terrible my sandwich was. i ordered the "vietnamese" bahn mi, and what i got almost made me puke. loads of cooked carrots? wtf? cooked carrots on a bahn mi? fat chunks of what seemed like cooked cucumbers. the flavor and pork seemed like it was from luby's cafeteria in alabama. just trash, the whole experience made me angry. and hungry. since i could only muster two bites of this atrocity. worst sandwich EVER.
Posted 4 years ago by Michael B.
the fennel in the fennel salad wasnt fresh and i had to toss it. the jerk sandwich was just an odd flavor combination of stuff
Posted 4 years ago by Vikas S.
There isn't a better breakfast sandwich than The Bedford. Period. End of story. And the jerk chicken is the bomb too. And the Mexican corn. And the aloof attitude of the owner. This place is perfect.
Posted 4 years ago by Christina D.
If I could give this NO stars I would. Quite possibly the worst food I have ever eaten. Where on earth do you get off offering a Ban Mi sandwhich that bears no resemblance to this otherwise very tasty Vietnamese style sandwhich. You did'nt even try!!
Sliced carrots? - Soggy with no crunch. Flavourless Pork and pathetic cucumber slices wrapped in soft soggy roll. Ho Chi Minh is turning in his grave! Absolute abomination of an effort.
My office orders large orders through Seamelss and you guys just earned yourself 1st place on the "never again" list.
Posted 4 years ago by Tom L.
worst service in manhattan, order u will know, the guys that work there have an attitude
Posted 5 years ago by Eduardo G.
I will never order from here again. Every time I attempt to order from here I receive a phone call shortly after only to be notified that they don't have something I ordered. This is not the sole reason for my rating. After reconciling the order I received an angry phone call from the delivery guy upset that the delivery information wasn't accurate enough. I called the cafe only to be blamed by the "manager" for failing to fill out the information properly, which is odd considering I've had no trouble with any of the other dozen restaurants I order from through Seamless. The manager claimed to have called me four times and became extremely defensive when I disagreed and eventually hung up on me. This place is inefficient at doing simple tasks ( Ex. delivering food, having food to deliver, having competent people to deliver said food) and simply not worth the energy.
Posted 5 years ago by Nicholas H.
burger is delicious, as is the american. love that the food is sourced locally. would advise picking up, tommy the owner is a no-frills kind of guy - he takes your order and makes delicious food. support small business!
Posted 5 years ago by Sam F.
horrible wet and cold
Posted 5 years ago by Paul T.
Food has no flavor, I'm too simple, and was overcooked!! Burger, burned and tasteless. Mac n' Cheese, no flavor at all tasted like plain noodles! Fruit salad has no fruit...Waste of money and I would walk out without paying if we went to the restaurant.
Posted 5 years ago by Ross N.
The chicken on the salad was tough, ropey, and had an odd smell. It seemed like maybe it had been frozen and microwaved.
Posted 5 years ago by Rachel F.
Great place, delivery was prompt. The Mexican Corn, the turkey cobb salad are excellent.
Posted 5 years ago by Philip P.
The food is amazing, but the delivery is routinely slow. Usually, it takes an hour, an hour 1/2 to get my food. The cafe is five blocks from my office.
Posted 5 years ago by Felicia S.
Ordered for dinner with expected 30-45 min wait time. 1.5 hrs later, I call to see what's going on. They said they haven't even started the order!!!
Long story short: never going to order from here again.
I would leave 0 stars if possible
Posted 5 years ago by Malcolm O.
We placed an order. Got a call 75 minutes later informing us that they haven't started the order yet... after we called them a couple times to get an update. Unacceptable. We ended up canceling the order and getting food around the corner.
Posted 5 years ago by Michael K.
omg that corn is good
Posted 5 years ago by Nicola G.
I'm annoyingly particular and raised in a home of foodies and from Rabbits Cafe I will say I received an exceptional meal. I ordered the salad with the salmon. The salmon was of the highest quality and cooked to "Perfection" The FRESH spinach and FRESH fruit combined with the mouthwatering Asian vinaigrette rendered this dish outstanding one of if not the best meal I've ordered online and the price is right. I have to mention that I was not nearly as fond of the burger in my second order but the scrumptious slightly charred corn, with a true fresh corn taste I ordered as a side more raised the bar. Excellent food, I hope it stays that way.
Posted 5 years ago by kirsten a.
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Fiscal policy, including via the policy banks, is very expansionary. Monetary policy prudence is called for so as not to aggravate imbalances. Removing implicit public guarantees and ending bailouts would make for better and more market-based pricing of risk. Corporate debt has risen substantially to high levels and the enterprise sector therefore needs to deleverage. Supply-side reforms to cut excess capacity need to accelerate and bankruptcy of zombie firms be made easier. Leveraged investment in asset markets should be contained and monitored.
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When Andrew Garner applied for the role of general counsel at Associated British Ports (ABP) from First Choice Holidays in May last year "the ports sector looked like a relatively quiet and stable part of the British economy", he says.
But 11 months after joining, he admits: "It's not been quiet since the first day. There are still boxes in my office that I haven't had time to even open yet."
In the biggest and most demanding challenge of his career, Garner was charged with managing rival multibillion-pound takeover offers from bidders Britannia Ports, a consortium led by Australia's Macquarie Bank, and Admiral Acquisitions, a consortium led by Goldman Sachs.
ABP used Slaughter and May, which has advised the company since 1981, for its takeover, led by corporate partners Richard De Carle and Stephen Cooke.
After a tense three-month struggle, Admiral emerged as the victor, acquiring ABP for £2.8bn in June. The consortium comprised Canada's Borealis Infrastructure (the investment vehicle of pension fund Omers) and GIC Special Investments (the private equity arm of the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation), plus Goldman Sachs and the Prudential Group's Infracapital Partners. Admiral was advised by Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, led by partner David Higgins.
Already challenging enough, Garner's work on the takeover was further complicated by the fact that ABP is a statutory company, meaning its powers and obligations are set by the Transport Act 1981. More complicated still, each of the company's 21 ports is established under its own individual act of Parliament.
"Every port is different in terms of the legislation that applies to it," Garner says. "And on top of that there was the holding company, Associated British Ports Holdings, to deal with."
ABP uses Winkworth Sherwood as its Parliamentary agent and has a broad portfolio of firms for its varied and geographically widespread requirements. However, Garner says that his "key day-to-day law firm" is Hull-based Andrew M Jackson, which specialises in marine issues.
As well as helping with commercial contracts, the firm also handles ABP's property work and looks into questions about relevant bylaws.
Looking to the future, Garner says he aims to build a "robust contracting culture" and "a business based on long-term contracts".
He adds: "It's critical that contracts work and that is part of the model that the consortium bought into."
However, Garner stresses that the consortium is well aware that it is made up of investors rather than port operators, and says that his objective is to "make sure that the business continues to operate on the basis that it has for the past few years".
As well as handling the takeover, Garner's busy 11 months at ABP has also included the sale of its US car distribution and import business Amports to investment trust Lincolnshire Management in May for $107m (£57.25m).
As reported by The Lawyer (25 September), Garner has also hired its first lawyer since the takeover. Australian Julie Galligan, a four-year-PQE assistant, joined ABP from SJ Berwin's corporate team.
As well as the day-to-day legal issues, Garner says that a long-term goal is to get to grips with underlying legal issues at the company. He also plans to scrutinise a vast and largely untouched catalogue of papers. "There's a huge room deep in the basement where my assistant and I go sometimes in a search for some fairly historical documents," he says, adding: "But we always make sure to notify somebody before we enter just in case we're never heard from again."
Garner admits that prior to applying for the general counsel role at ABP he was "a bit sceptical about how interesting ports would be". However, he applied following the job being recommended by Stephen Walsh, his predecessor at ABP, who he first met on a Linklaters secondment to British Airways.
"From a legal point of view this is the most diverse job I've ever had," he says. "I deal with legislation that is 200 years old, marine issues, and then all the standard employment and commercial issues of any major corporation.
"Given that I've only been here 11 months, I've got a surprising amount to babble on about."
Organisation: Associated British Ports
Sector: Transport
Turnover: £435m
Average legal spend: £500,000-£1m
Employees: 2,500
Legal capability: Two lawyers
General Counsel: Andrew Garner
Reports to: Chief executive Bo Lerenius
Firms used: Andrew M Jackson, ASB Law, Bond Pearce, CMS Cameron McKenna, Hill Taylor Dickinson, Macfarlanes, Simmons & Simmons, Slaughter and May, Taylor Wessing, Winkworth Sherwood, Wragge & Co.
Work History:
1991 – trainee, Linklaters;
1993 – assistant, Linklaters;
1997 – solicitor, Unigate;
2001 – general counsel corporate, First Choice Holidays;
2005 – general counsel, Associated British Ports
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General Counsel
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"That didn't agree with what I had been told" by different sheriffs and previous sheriffs, as Richard Mack, originator of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association.
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Furthermore, Baker promises to "be substantially more available" than the present office holder, James D. Bosscher, including setting off to individuals' homes to "see where they live" and to satisfy the promise. "I'll be noting my own telephone," he said, including that the district sheriff's occupation, basically, is to be the general population's defender, "not their corrections officer."
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In a letter to the Missaukee County Sheriff's Department, Baker said that "was a request that 'descended from the top.'" He additionally expressed that exclusive "outfitted DNR specialists would visit our homestead and that [I] was depicted as a 'firearm using crazy person.'"
"I consider this to be a danger to my family," Baker composed.
Cook's issues started in 2012, when the Michigan Department of Natural Resources issued new direction on what constitutes non domesticated pigs. At that point, the state issued an explanatory decision illustrating nine attributes which reclassified Baker's pigs - and a large number of others over the state that were being raised by different agriculturists - as "intrusive species," which, thusly, should be pulverized.
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Before he cleared out the Air Force, Baker said he once sat in on a discussion given by an Army lieutenant colonel who told the gathering of people there are three sorts of individuals on the planet: Sheep, wolves and sheepdogs. He says the vast majority are sheep gone after by wolves, whom he sees to a great extent as government administrators and offices. And afterward there are sheepdogs, the defenders of the sheep against the wolves.
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If a male is anemic, meaning a hemoglobin less than 120 g/L (12.0 g/dL) a full medical evaluation of that male is needed. It's extremely extremely rare for men to have anemia, unless in cases of known thalassemia or sickle cell. Dietary issues, coexisting systemic inflammation conditions and systemic autoimmune conditions needed to be evaluated as to sources of blood loss.
A male with an anemia needs full evaluation. Chronic telogen effluvium is quite rare in men, and highly unusual for a diagnosis of hair loss in a 21 year old male. Please see a specialist.
Could the lack of regrowth in my chronic telogen effluvium be caused by iron defficiency?
Thanks for your query. Anemia is one of the leading causes of hair fall. You should consider correcting your anemia first, this will lead to your hair regrowth and you need not do anything. If it still doesn't correct then you can use minoxidil 1ml twice daily. Hope it helps.
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the depth of your eyes,
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The mountains stood out, dark and dangerous, against the gradually dimming sky. Looking at them, I could feel the slightest stirrings of fear in my heart. Those mountains looked like the most inhospitable things in the entire world, nothing could possibly live there. There were no plants, no soft greens or blues. Just stone. I knew that the Castle Hava was built of stones from these mountains, but Hava was pretty and white, these mountains were grey and dismal. I shook myself out of these dark thoughts and set about gathering wood from the ground to make a fire.
"I trust you wont protest to a fire tonight, since we are out of the forest." I said to Zahkon. He nodded and sat down. He kept sending furtive glances toward Lyra and I frowned slightly, but proceeded to ignore it.
Soon a fire was crackling in the center of the camp and I heated up some water in a small pan from my saddle bags and started adding dried vegetables to it. A simmering stew for dinner would be appreciated I think, with the prospect of the climb tomorrow. I dropped a couple pieces of some salted meat into it as well and the smell soon filled the air. Too late, I hoped it wouldnt attract certain animals that would come snooping around our camp for a meal.
"Dinner's finished." I said, serving three bowls of the delicious smelling stew and passing it to the two Seivere. "Eat up, we'll need our strength tomorrow."
"I'll take first watch." Zahkon said, bow already in hand.
"No," I protested. "You need rest, I can do it."
"Once again, you're leaving us out." Yara said, putting down her bowl and folding her hands gracefully in her lap.
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As the health reforms near the end of their parliamentary journey, many councils have yet to get to grips with their imminent responsibility for public health.
The tasks involved are wide-ranging and touch on every aspect of a council's work – housing, transport, leisure, disadvantaged families, local businesses, infants and children, community safety, the elderly and much more besides.
Historically, the biggest gains in life expectancy have come through public health initiatives such as sanitation and safe water, rather than through medical treatments. For local government there are still great strides to make in areas such as diet, exercise and sexual health. The landmark report for the government on health inequalities by Professor Sir Michael Marmot in 2010 spells out in stark terms what local government is taking on.
The widely used definition of public health is "the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through the organised efforts of society". If that doesn't give local government staff sleepless nights, nothing will.
Although councils do not take over formal responsibility for public health until April 2013, they are expected to have a plan in place within six months for how they will take over from primary care trusts. Bearing in mind that PCTs are being abolished at the same time, councils can expect to play an increasing role in the preceding year as the old organisations atrophy.
Of course, scores of directors of public health are already jointly employed by their council and PCT but sharing the job is very different from shouldering the responsibility. Two of the biggest tasks will be integrating public health work right across the councils' operations, and working with the NHS.
The 18 months leading up to the takeover will be among the most chaotic for the NHS since its creation. Locally, councils will be developing relations with the new clinical commissioning groups which will in turn be working out their relationship with the new, all-powerful National Commissioning Board. This will be a significant tension for councils: NHS culture revolves around obeying central control so if it comes to a choice between upsetting the board or upsetting the council, the latter will be the loser.
Local government will also have to get to grips with Public Health England, the new executive agency which will oversee this area. It remains to be seen whether this is an invaluable source of support or an interfering irritant which does not understand what local government brings.
In terms of getting councils to put public health at the centre of their work, the first thing all public health managers should ask for is a crash course in local politics. Understanding how councillors work and the importance of securing political support for change will be a new set of skills for NHS staff. Without it they will constantly struggle to make themselves heard.
At first glance they will not have to fight for money as direct public health funding will be ringfenced. But deciding exactly how much money should be transferred from local NHS budgets to each council is already causing disputes and to be truly effective, public health directors will need to worm their way into a whole range of work programmes – environmental health and children's services for starters.
With all this work to do, the directors will need clout and that means being part of the top management team. Anyone who is asked to report to a social services director – as some have been – should fight it hard. A council opting for that structure has simply failed to understand the size, difficulty and importance of the task it has been given.
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"I've heard your name bandied around, here and there….I've heard tell of the first Union of our kind with the Infernal…but never were the two used together…"
His own white wing folded over her black one, making a strange Angelic sort of handshake. His eyes fluttered closed for a moment, as he enjoyed the phyisical and spiritual connection between himself and her. "You are something precious to everyone…"
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VIRGINIA WATER, England (Reuters) - Padraig Harrington may be forced to pull out of a tournament through injury for the first time in his 20-year professional career after sustaining a problem to his left shoulder while working out in the gym.
The triple major champion withdrew from Wednesday's BMW PGA Championship pro-am and is hoping 24 hours of treatment and rest will help him recover in time for the first round at Wentworth on Thursday.
"Working on the principle I've never pulled out of an event injured I believe I'll make it tomorrow," Harrington told a news conference at the European Tour's flagship event.
"I was doing a gym exercise and it was a little bit unstable. I hit shots after the gym yesterday and after I went to bed last night it stiffened during the night and I struggled to sleep with it.
"I got up this morning and it's what most people would call a frozen shoulder so there's a weakness in it and a pain when I go to lift my arm," the Irishman said.
"The chances of me being 100 percent tomorrow are very slim but the chances of me playing are very high. That would be the way I would look at it... so be aware of the injured golfer."
Harrington, who ended a seven-year victory drought in Europe and the United States when he won the Honda Classic in Florida in March, said the shoulder injury would certainly not stop him from competing in next week's Irish Open."It will be absolutely no issue whatsoever for the Irish Open," he explained. "This is an injury that with a couple of physio sessions will be gone in about a week.
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"If I may say so myself-"
"Then don't say it," Alexander interrupted, looking down at Annalise who had an expression of contempt on her face.
"You are the worst dancer I've ever met," she finished, completely ignoring the Prince's request. Not only did Alexander take this as a direct hit to his pride but the fact that he knew he could have pleased Annalise with his dancing technique if it only hadn't been for the sake of his best friend, deeply hurt him.
"Well forgive me for helping-"
Annalise turned around to face the voice of the stranger, or so she believed. Her eyebrows shot up when she recognized the handsome face of the boy who stood in front of her. It was him; the boy who'd knocked into her in the marketplace. What was he doing here?
"Who are you?"
Adrian seemed to deflate in that one second, with the tone which Annalise had used. Alexander gave his friends an encouraging thumbs-up, already having had a taste of this fiery little girl before disappearing into the crowd as fast as he could. He'd had enough of Annalise for the night but now it was Adrian's turn.
"My name is Adrian," Adrian spoke in a calm and calculated voice. "And-"
"You still haven't given a proper apology you know," Annalise interrupted, crossing her arms in front of her chest all the while biting the inside of her cheek to keep from smiling in amusement.
"Excuse me?" Adrian asked, confused.
"To banter a lady without her consent is certainly not appropriate," Annalise said, referring to their previous exchange at the market.
Adrian couldn't help but grin and tease once more, "I have a feeling you enjoyed that to a certain level milady."
The blush that rose up Annalise's cheeks was inevitable. She couldn't bite back the smile this time and this caused Adrian's grin to widen. Things seemed to be working out his way.
"Would you like to join me for a dance?" He asked, reaching out his hand to her. Her smile widened, blue eyes sparkling in the way that it made his heart stop. Nodding, she slipped her hand into his.
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- AN Cook 13
- MP Vaughan 19
- MJ Hoggard 0
- KP Pietersen 0
- PD Collingwood 128
- IR Bell 11
- MJ Prior 62
- SJ Harmison 9
- RJ Sidebottom 26*
- MS Panesar 4
- FH Edwards 5/112
- DBL Powell 3/89
- CD Collymore 2/116
- CH Gayle 0/25
- DJ Bravo 0/10
- MN Samuels 0/35
- Overs 1-50
- Overs 51-100
- Overs 101-150
Edwards to Cook, OUT, oh what a soft dismissal. On his pads, Cook flicks at it but can't connect properly and gets a thin edge. Ramdin dives to his right to take a very fine, low catch
AN Cook c †Ramdin b Edwards 13 (31m 18b 2x4 0x6) SR: 72.22
Edwards to Vaughan, OUT, Vaughan has gone this time - prodding away from his body, and that's a good catch snapped up by the reliable Bravo at second slip
MP Vaughan c Bravo b Edwards 19 (105m 66b 3x4 0x6) SR: 28.78
Collymore to Hoggard, OUT, pitched up, and Hoggard will be disappointed to have prodded away from his body, chasing the drive
MJ Hoggard c Gayle b Collymore 0 (6m 4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Edwards to Pietersen, OUT, tempting short ball outside off, Pietersen goes to pull to midwicket and instead gets an under edge which flies straight through to Ramdin
KP Pietersen c †Ramdin b Edwards 0 (8m 5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Edwards to Strauss, OUT, there's the line and there's the edge! Strauss was uncertain in Edwards' last over, and he hadn't settled this time around either. The perfect line and high-kicking length to the left-hander, a thin graze through to Ramdin, and Edwards is off on his windscreen-wiper celebration. A big breaklthrough!
AJ Strauss c †Ramdin b Edwards 77 (169m 136b 11x4 0x6) SR: 56.61
Powell to Bell, OUT, full, just outside off stump, Bell drives, gets a thick edge and the ball flies straight into gully's midriff
IR Bell c Morton b Powell 11 (50m 40b 1x4 0x6) SR: 27.50
Edwards to Prior, OUT, Prior looks to pull a shorter ball and Devon Smith, running in from deep square leg, takes a good catch a foot or so off the ground
MJ Prior c Smith b Edwards 62 (156m 107b 4x4 2x6) SR: 57.94
Collymore to Collingwood, OUT, That's the end of that! Probably beaten by boredom and over-confidence as much as anything else. Pitched up, tempted into a wild swing, and a thin deflection takes out off stump
PD Collingwood b Collymore 128 (264m 188b 17x4 0x6) SR: 68.08
Powell to Harmison, OUT, Two in two! A big, big heave-ho from Harmison, but he got more height than distance and Ganga at extra cover circled underneath the ball and gobbled a simple chance
SJ Harmison c Ganga b Powell 9 (42m 23b 1x4 0x6) SR: 39.13
Powell to Panesar, OUT, and that's the end of that. Back of a length, Panesar goes back to defend, and loses his bails via an inside-edge
MS Panesar b Powell 4 (25m 16b 0x4 0x6) SR: 25.00
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President Obama embraces a family member after delivering remarks on Sept. 22 in remembrance of the victims of the Navy Yard shootings. Photo by Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post via Getty Images.
"If we really want to honor these 12 men and women, if we really want to be a country where we can go to work, and go to school, and walk our streets free from senseless violence, without so many lives being stolen by a bullet from a gun, then we're going to have to change."
President Barack Obama on Sunday used a moment of national mourning to argue the case for more gun control, asking the American people to call for action that he said clearly won't be coming from Washington.
The president paid tribute at the memorial service for the 12 people slain at the Washington Navy Yard last Monday, acknowledging he has grieved with five communities "ripped apart by mass violence." He named each: "Fort Hood. Tucson. Aurora. Sandy Hook. And now, the Washington Navy Yard," and then noted there is "a backdrop of daily tragedies" amid an "epidemic of gun violence" in American cities.
"It ought to be a shock to us all as a nation and as a people. It ought to obsess us. It ought to lead to some sort of transformation," Mr. Obama said. He said in other countries, people mobilized for change to make mass shootings become "a great rarity."
The scolding was gentle, but broad, as the president complained of "round-of-clock coverage on cable news," speeches and "punditry" that end in the same result: "nothing happens." As the families of the victims looked on, Mr. Obama said:
Alongside the anguish of these American families, alongside the accumulated outrage so many of us feel, sometimes I fear there's a creeping resignation that these tragedies are just somehow the way it is, that this is somehow the new normal.
We can't accept this.
The president also took a moment to talk about Dr. Janis Orlowski from Medstar Washington Hospital Center, who at a news briefing following the shootings offered what Mr. Obama called "heartbreaking honesty as somebody who sees, daily and nightly, the awful carnage of so much violence."
"'We are a great country', she said, 'but there's something wrong. All these shootings, all these victims,' she said. 'This is not America. It is a challenge to all of us,' she said, 'and we have to work together to get rid of this.'"
Mr. Obama said hers is "the wisdom we should be taking away from this tragedy and so many others — not accepting these shootings as inevitable, but asking what can we do to prevent them from happening again and again and again."
He addressed the specific circumstances of the Navy Yard shooting, noting that he ordered a review of security procedures at military facilities. (The Washington Post has more on that effort here.)
The president said Americans are not more violent, or more prone to the mental health problems that can lead to such tragedies.
"The main difference that sets our nation apart, what makes us so susceptible to so many mass shootings, is that we don't do enough — we don't take the basic, common-sense actions to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and dangerous people," Mr. Obama said. "What's different in America is it's easy to get your hands on gun — and a lot of us know this."
Then he hit at the politics, saying they are "difficult," and seem "frozen" in a way that prevents change. Mr. Obama said he "cannot accept" the failure to balance Second Amendment rights and efforts to reduce gun violence, and citizens shouldn't either.
And it may not happen tomorrow and it may not happen next week, it may not happen next month — but it will happen. Because it's the change that we need, and it's a change overwhelmingly supported by the majority of Americans.
By now, though, it should be clear that the change we need will not come from Washington, even when tragedy strikes Washington. Change will come the only way it ever has come, and that's from the American people. So the question now is not whether, as Americans, we care in moments of tragedy. Clearly, we care. Our hearts are broken — again. And we care so deeply about these families.
Then there was a challenge that might have been to Congress, but it sounded like a call for everyday people to do something: "[T]he question is, do we care enough?"
Mr. Obama said words, prayers and tears aren't enough. That to really honor those killed at the Navy Yard and elsewhere and to stop "senseless violence," then "we're going to have to change."
He did not offer a prescription for that change, or make more than a subtle reference to the Senate's failure in April to pass legislation expanding background checks for gun purchases.
The president repeatedly returned to a theme of finding "wisdom" in an answer to the violence, closing with, "And may God grant us the strength and the wisdom to keep safe our United States of America."
Hours earlier, National Rifle Association executive vice president Wayne LaPierre appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press," calling for action of his own.
LaPierre said on the show that "there weren't enough good guys with guns" at the Navy Yard to confront gunman Aaron Alexis.
LaPierre said military facility personnel should be armed. "We need to look at letting the men and women that know firearms and are trained in them, do what they do best, which is protect and survive," he said.
He argued against the sort of national background check system that couldn't pass the Senate this spring, saying that the shooters in each of the big tragedies from the last few years would have been cleared, and said improved mental health checks are more important.
The president and the NRA leader represent the two extremes of an entrenched battle that may not be settled for a long, long time, if ever. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid last week said he would consider putting a measure that addresses mental health alone on the Senate floor, with aides suggesting that could be a small step toward a larger gun control compromise. It's a debate we'll continue to watch closely.
With one week to go until a potential shutdown, the Obama administration and Congressional Republicans remained deadlocked over funding for the federal government and for the president's health care reform law.
The political stalemate played out yet again on the Sunday talk shows, as one of the leading GOP voices for the defunding effort, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, suggested that Senate Democrats, led by Reid, would likely resort to "brute political power" to restore funding for the health care law.
Cruz said he will push Reid to require a 60-vote threshold on a vote to add the funding back for the health care law. He also warned his fellow Republicans that voting to proceed to the House bill knowing that Reid would implement the funding change by simple majority would essentially be voting in support of the health care law.
"Any vote to allow Harry Reid to add funding for ObamaCare with just a 51-vote threshold, a vote for cloture, is a vote for ObamaCare. And I think Senate Republicans are going to stand side by side with Speaker Boehner and House Republicans listening to the people and stopping this train wreck that is ObamaCare," Cruz said on "Fox News Sunday."
But Oklahoma GOP Sen. Tom Coburn insisted Republicans simply do not have the votes to win the current fight.
"I think it's a great attempt to raise the issue of some of the weaknesses and the problems with 'Obamacare.' But it's not a tactic that we can actually carry out and be successful," Coburn said during an appearance on CBS' "Face the Nation."
"It'd be nice if we did. I'd be in the fight," Coburn added.
The president's Democratic allies on Capitol Hill blasted the approach by Cruz and other conservatives.
"It's not brute political force that is refusing to defund ObamaCare. It's called the American people and elections," Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., said on "Fox News Sunday." "I don't think in America, we should throw tantrums when we lose elections and threaten to shut down the government and refuse to pay the bills. The American people had a choice last November. They had a choice between someone who said repeal ObamaCare and President Obama."
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, meanwhile, called GOP opponents "legislative arsonists" for their desire to "burn down" government investments in education and research.
The Senate will move forward on the temporary spending bill in the coming days, stripping out the health care language passed by the House and sending the measure back to the lower chamber with the funding restored. That will give House Republicans little time left to act before government funding runs out on Oct. 1.
In the meantime, the House is expected to begin work on a measure to raise the nation's debt limit, which will also include a provision to delay implementation of the health care law for one year, as well as other GOP priorities.
During a visit to a Ford plant last Friday, the president declared yet again that he would refuse to negotiate over lifting the country's borrowing limit, saying the country must not risk defaulting on its obligations for the first time in history.
"This is the United States of America. We're not some banana republic. This is not a deadbeat nation. We don't run out on our tab," Mr. Obama said. "We can't just not pay our bills. And even threatening something like that is the height of irresponsibility."
The Washington Post's Paul Kane has a handy shutdown countdown detailing what to expect in the coming days.
And for a recap of Friday's House vote, which found one Republican, Rep. Scott Rigell of Virginia, voting "No," check out Judy Woodruff's report here or below:
Judy will interview Bill Clinton on Monday in New York as he begins his Clinton Global Initiative. Tune in at 6 p.m. ET. Mr. Clinton will sit down with Mr. Obama for a conversation about health care on Tuesday.
Margaret Talev and Lisa Lerer preview for Bloomberg News the foreign and domestic "headaches" Mr. Obama will face in New York this week at the United Nations General Assembly and visiting the Clinton Global Initiative.
The United States is closely monitoring the standoff and violence in Nairobi after a weekend of killings and explosions at a major mall.
Hillary Clinton is not feeling a lot of pressure to make a hasty decision on whether to mount a second White House bid. In her first extended interview since leaving the State Department, Clinton says it's something she's weighing but the choice is "not one that has to be made soon." You really should read the whole thing, but if you're just that busy, Chris Cillizza has rounded up the five things he thinks you should take a away from it.
And Alec MacGillis has a harsh New Republican piece looking at Doug Band's role and some of the darker elements of "Clinton, Inc."
It's worth noting that in his victory speech after the budget vote Friday, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor called out each of the vulnerable Democratic senators up for re-election in 2014, a rare bit of politicking from across the rotunda.
Health and Human Services Secretary told Fusion's Alicia Menendez about the challenge of getting young people to sign up for the health insurance exchanges that begin Oct. 1.
Sheryl Gay Stolberg profiles Samantha Power ahead of the UNGA.
The Washington Post's power duo of Ben Pershing and Mateo Gold examine the influence of outside groups in the Virginia gubernatorial contest.
Roll Call's Alan Ota reports that Reid "will opt for floor action in 2014" on a minimum wage bill.
Texas Reps. John Carter and Sam Johnson, both Republicans, left the small House immigration working group, saying they don't trust the president to enforce any legislation they write. The AP reports that "leaves Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart of Florida as the sole Republican with four Democrats in the group." But the Post's David Nakamura finds House Republicans saying they still want to see some action on a bill this year.
Despite a "Draft Newt" effort afoot, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich says he is not interested in running against Democratic Sen. Mark Warner in Virginia.
Dairy farmer and Republican Rep. David Valadao of California is more than $4 million in debt, according to Roll Call's tally of the poorest lawmakers in Congress.
Texas GOP Rep. Blake Farenthold and Chris Matthews sparred Friday on "Hardball" over whether Mr. Obama was born in the United States. From the MSNBC writeup: Ultimately, Matthews said, "Can you repeat after me: he was legitimately elected president." Farenthold repeated, but with a key word left out: "President Obama was elected president" "Legitimately," said Matthews. "The people elected him," Farenthold said, refusing to say "legitimately."
The Associated Press reports that the U.S. Marshals service ended its "high-profile auction of clothing and memorabilia belonging to convicted former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. because of questions about the authenticity of some items." The questions surrounded a guitar "purportedly signed by Michael Jackson and Eddie Van Halen."
- The Hill's Emily Goodin looks at how political shows fared at the Emmys Sunday.
NEWSHOUR: #notjustaTVshow
- David Brooks and E.J. Dionne, sitting in for Mark Shields, sparred over gun control, the budget and shutdown politics on Friday's NewsHour. Watch here or below.
Gwen Ifill tackles the budget showdown in "Gwen's Take."
Gwen was on ABC's "This Week." Watch the panel here.
- Keep an eye on the Rundown blog for breaking news throughout the day, our home page for show segments, and follow @NewsHour for the latest.
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