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This AC Cobra 427 is a real factory continuation car, built by AC Cars in 2006 following 427ci street specification. This AC with chassisnr COX3361 is the very last car built by AC Cars in the Frimley factory, and finished by Steve Gray at AC Heritage. This stunning machine is in virtually new and immaculate condition with only 915 miles on the clocks, and offers the most thrilling driving experience. Aluminium bodywork constructed on the original 1965 body jigs to original specification and using the traditional english wheel. All sections are gas welded with parent metal filler rod. The chassis is 100% to original specification, using the original AC factory jig. This example is finished in Guards Red with Black hide interior, and comes with a tonneau cover in black. The engine is a 427 ci. high performance engine built by Southern Automotive, with the following specifications : Keith Black hypereutectic pistons, Melling high volume oil pump, Southern Automotive custom grind hydraulic lift camshafts, Canton 8qt style oil pan, stainless steel intake and exhaust valves, 2 x 4V 390 cfm Holley carburettors and a 9:8:1 compression ratio giving approx. 450 bhp. The engine is mated to a
Information AC COBRA LIGHTWEIGHT SHORTNOSE RHD (BLACK) - 1997 11,000 MILES BLACK COACHWORK with MIDDLE WHITE STRIPE HAND CRAFTED CONNOLLY HIDE IN SILVER GREY WITH RED PIPING MATCHING LEATHER HEAD RESTS, LEATHER TRIMMED ALUMINIUM LIGHTWEIGHT DASH WITH "SMITH" ORIGINAL STYLE INSTRUMENTS. INTERIOR IS FINISHED WITH HIGH GRADE WILSON BLACK CARPETS PIPED IN BLACK LEATHER. Engine V8, normally aspirated arrangement , 8.9.1 compression ratio cast iron engine block with cast iron heads, roller camshaft, upgraded SVO lower aluminium inlet manifold/upper aluminium inlet manifold body with performance 65mm throttle body For further information please contact us on 0208 202 8011 Interested In Vehicle Print Vehicle Details Back To Index
We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare AC Cobra Lightweight. Built at historical Brooklands race track in Weybridge surrey, first registered 22nd November 1991. Only 26 LightWeight examples where ever produced by the factory, always a head turner and very desirable by any AC enthusiast. Documented in Shelby World Register "Green 302 4V. Purchased by original owner Mr J Scott of England". Finished in Nile Green Metallic with traditional Old English White centre stripes with match roundels. The handcrafted interior is finished in Green Connelly leather complimented with dark Green leather bound carpets. Lightweight dash with Matching AutoKraft instruments, Mota-lita wood rim steering wheel, AC Swiss wooden gear knob. Factory fitted 5.0ltr Ford SVO 302 V8 engine with 350BHP, 5-speed manual gearbox, 29,031 miles, 3 former owners from new. Excellent spec including the following - unmarked15" colour coded Halibrand wheels with polished wheel spinners, chrome stone guards, Perspex sun visors, glass wind wings, chrome drivers roll bar, 4 point drivers harness, 2 sets of keys, alarm immobilizer / tracker, just completed full routine service by ourselves Redline Engineering UK. MO
2008 AC Cobra (Gardner Douglas) 4.7 Full Spec Gardner Douglas Cobra fitted with Ford 4.7 V8 producing a believed upward of 400BHP. Stunning looking , even better driving. 5800 Miles only Finished in Black with Black leather interior. £39995 ONO
We are delighted to offer this outstanding motor car onto the market. This AC Cobra has incredible looks and as it drives by it can be mistaken for a genuine 1960's period car with its stunning, popular genuine AC Cobra non metallic Black paint finish, expensive registration mark and period style headlamps and rear lights. Whilst the Cobra was originally built in 1994, in 2015/2016 a staggering £19,500 spent taking the car to a truly superb standard. This example is a Dax with Jaguar running gear, Dax Cars were founded in 1968 and started out as a fibreglass moulding company before coming the first British company to make a kit based replica of the AC 427 Cobra. Dax have now been producing these stunning cars for over 30 years and have sold over 4000 kits. Over the years we have had several Dax Cobra's and they have all proven to be outstanding cars of very high quality but this has to be the finest we have owned.
We are pleased to present this stunning hand built aluminium bodied AC Cobra Mk4. First registered February 1988 and exported to California USA, documented in Shelby American World Registry "Red/Tan interior, EFI 302, shipped to Frontier Ford" returned to the UK in 2011. Finished in Porsche Guards Red with White centre stripe, handcrafted tan leather interior with cream carpets, Mita-Lita polished woodrim steering wheel and gear knob, all correct matching numbers. Power is delivered by normally aspirated 5.0 litre Ford 302 V8 injection engine mated to 5-speed manual gearbox, 9'750 miles from new. High spec including upgrades by Redline Engineering UK: unmarked 16" Halibrand wheels with polished spinners, chrome stone guards, Monza fuel filler cap, spare wheel & tool equipment, glass wind wings, full service by ourselves Redline Engineering UK, MOT July 2017, stainless sports exhaust tail pipes, aluminium riveted bonnet scoop. This stunning looking AC just looks fabulous, a real head turner, fantastic sound from the V8 engine. Year: 1988 Price: £98,500 For more information call 01932 875435
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We are delighted to offer this excellent condition AC Cobra CRS, built by AC Car Group Ltd at Brooklands in Weybridge Surrey. Built December 2001, finished in Porsche Arctic Silver with Royal Blue leather interior, 9,280 miles from new, 3 owners, RHD, 5.0 ltr V8 injection engine with 5 speed manual gearbox, carbon fibre body construction. Very good level of specification: 16" colour coded Halibrand wheels with Redline Engineering bronze wheel spinners, perspex sun visors, stone-guards, road CD, 2 sets of keys, chrome driver and passenger roll bar, handling kit, full weather equipment and tonneau cover, excellent history file with all handbooks present, MOT December 2017, AC registration. Fabulous condition AC both inside and out matched with fantastic V8 sound when driven. Year: 2001 Price: £65,000 For more information call 01932 875435
Correctly registered Gardner Douglas Cobra. First registered 1971. Engined by a V8 Rover 3.9 with 240hp. 5 speed manual gearbox. Jaguar setup on the rear with mechanical LSD. Sold by us to the actual buyer. Fully professional recond last yeas, around 4000£ spent. 55k mileage shown. Probably the real mileage is less. Wonderful conditions throughout. Full weather gear and tonneau cover. Part exchange possible.
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We are pleased to present this stunning and rare LHD hand built aluminium bodied AC Cobra MkIV finished in Porsche Guards Red with handcrafted tan leather interior with unmarked cream carpets, 5ltr Ford 302 V8 injection engine with 5-speed manual gearbox, 9'500 miles from new, high spec including the following - unmarked 16" colour coded Halibrand wheels with polished spinners, chrome stone guards, Monza fuel filler cap, Mota lita wood rim steering wheel and gear knob, full weather equipment, glass wind wings, just completed full service by ourselves Redline Engineering UK, road tax & Mot, stainless sports exhaust tail pipes, colour coded aluminium riveted bonnet scoop, this stunning looking AC is joy to drive and sounds fantastic, offering great enjoyment and tremendous value when compared to original MkII and MkIII Cobras. Year: 1987 Price: £95,400 For more information call 0845 241 5557
The AC Cobra is without any doubt the most sought after classic super Sportscar. The combination of a beautifully designed tubular chassis by Tojeiro, an ultra-light aluminium Italian Barchetta style body and Carroll Shelby's genius idea to shoe-horn into the chassis the very strong and reliable Ford V8 small block engine was the initial recipe. From the original versions (MKI MKII and MKIII), built between 1962 and 1967, only approximately 1,000 were produced, but fetch today on the collectors car market astronomical prices !Petrol crises and world events sadly led to the bankruptcy of AC in the late seventies. The company's tooling and eventually the right to use the name, were acquired by Autokraft, a Cobra specialist and car manufacturer owned by Brian A. Angliss. In agreement with Carroll Shelby and the Ford Motor Company, the last version MKIII car, of which only 327 were produced in the sixties, would appear again in 1982 with some modifications as the Autokraft MKIV, in essence an AC MKIII car with a 5.0L V8 and a Borg Warner T5 Transmission.These MKIV AC Cobra's must not be confused with any of the replica Cobra's out there. They are built to the very highest standards and are totally authentic, hand made, aluminium bodied cars built on the original bucks etc from AC Cars in the seventies. The engines were sourced from Ford USA and indeed the Ford Motor Company went into business with Brian Anglis, Autokraft, to collaborate in the production. This stunning example is finished in Raven Black with Black alloy wheels, chrome bumpers and a Tobacco leather interior. Purists will be quick to note that the interior is noticeably more luxurious than that of an early Shelby Cobra, benefitting from a stereo system with a CD player, leather trim, and seats with headrests. The car is fitted with Ford's tried-and-true 225-brake horsepower, 5.0-litre engine with EFI, which is mated to a five-speed manual transmission.As the Mk IV offers a handful of welcome updates over the original Shelby Cobras, it makes for a wonderful driver's car, providing ample amounts of both power and additional comfort. These cars are seldom seen in Europe, and this example would be the perfect stablemate to an original 289 or 427, or it can also be driven and enjoyed with ease and reliability. As it bears the AC name and was produced using many of the same tools and techniques as the originals, the Mk IV represents an interesting period in Shelby and AC history, and this extremely fine example would make for an excellent wind in the hair, long distance sports tourer.Available for viewing in our Kew showrooms.
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If unregistered CICs with asset size above Rs100 crore access public funds without obtaining a Certificate of Registration from the RBI, they will be seen as violating Core Investment Companies (Reserve Bank) Directions, 2011 dated 5 January 2011, the apex bank said
Mumbai: To protect depositors, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday asked unregistered core investment companies (CICs) to stop accepting public deposits, reports PTI.
CICs are non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) which invest in shares for the purpose of owning a stake in a company, rather than for trading. They also do not carry out any other financial activities.
"The RBI having considered it necessary in the public interest and being satisfied that for the purpose of enabling the bank to regulate the credit system to the advantage of the country, it is necessary to amend the Core Investment Companies (Reserve Bank) Directions..."
"Every CIC exempted from registration requirement with RBI shall pass a board resolution that it will not, in the future, access public funds," RBI said in a notification.
If unregistered CICs with asset size above Rs100 crore access public funds without obtaining a Certificate of Registration (CoR) from the RBI, they will be seen as violating Core Investment Companies (Reserve Bank) Directions, 2011 dated 5 January 2011, the apex bank said.
However, the RBI made it clear that CICs could issue guarantees or take on other contingent liabilities on behalf of their group entities.
"Before doing so, all CICs must ensure that they can meet the obligation thereunder, as and when they arise. In particular, CICs which are exempt from registration requirement must be in a position to do so without recourse to public funds in the event the liability devolves, else they shall approach RBI for registration before accessing public funds," it said.
The RBI defined "public funds" as those funds raised either directly or indirectly through public deposits, commercial papers, debentures, inter-corporate deposits and bank finance but excludes funds raised by issue of instruments which are compulsorily convertible into equity shares within a period not exceeding 10 years from the date of issue.
In 2010, the RBI had directed Core Investment Companies (CICs) to register themselves with RBI in case their asset size is at least Rs100 crore..
"We expect some bottoming out of this process (slowdown) over the course of the year," RBI deputy governor Subir Gokarn said, adding that a number of other data is also showing signs of slowdown in manufacturing
Bangalore: Unfazed by 3.5% decline in industrial output in March, the Reserve Bank of India on Friday exuded confidence that the current fiscal will witness mild recovery in the economic growth, reports PTI.
"Our outlook for the year 2012-13 is for a mild recovery in growth," RBI deputy governor Subir Gokarn said at a CII event here.
The RBI in its annual monetary policy statement had projected an economic growth of 7.5% in the current fiscal. This would be higher than 6.9% estimated in 2011-12 fiscal.
Reflecting investment deficit, industrial production fell 3.5% in March, for the first time in five months. The factory output, as measured by the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) for March, 2012, compares with an impressive 9.4% growth a year ago.
"We expect some bottoming out of this process (slowdown) over the course of the year," Mr Gokarn said, adding that a number of other data is also showing signs of slowdown in manufacturing.
The manufacturing segment which accounts for 75% of the IIP, contracted by 4.4% on slackening exports and poor demand resulting from high interest cost of raw material and borrowing. The sector had shown an 11% growth a year ago.
"We have to live with the possibility that global slowdown determined by the oil prices, capital flows and demand conditions will remain challenging for time to come.
However, the good news is domestic growth is balancing and stabilising," he said.
Mr Gokarn further said that the rising oil prices is a cause of concern and measures should be taken to reduce subsidies.
Crude oil prices have been rising due to geo-political reasons, including the Iran situation. The prices had touched a high of $125 a barrel in March although it has receded around $113 a barrel now. India imports about 80% of its crude oil requirements.
Expressing concern about food inflation, especially the price rise in protein-based items which is "showing signs of rising", Mr Gokarn said it was important to step up supply of these items.
He said that whether RBI will lower rates in its 18th June policy review would depend on the growth-inflation balance.
To a query on whether the volatility of rupee would continue, Mr Gokarn said: "We are trying to curb it and we are using the instruments that we think are appropriate in any given situation to curb it and we will continue to do that".
The rupee on Friday fell by 21 paise to close at Rs 53.63 against dollar. This is the sixth straight week of loss for the domestic currency.
To ensure more availability of dollars, the RBI had on Thursday asked exporters to sell 50% of their foreign exchange holdings.
According to the Trinamool Congress chief one political party, in its meeting deliberated on advancing the Lok Sabha election to 2013
Kolkata: Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee on Friday claimed she has information that a polical party in Delhi had held a meeting to advance the Lok Sabha poll to 2013 and asked her partymen to be ready for it, reports PTI.
"Anyday, we can face election. We have to remain ready. One party has held a meeting to hold the election in advance, though my information may not be correct," Ms Banerjee told a meeting of Trinamool Congress without naming the party.
"I have got the information. I am not going into details as to who were at the meeting. They deliberated on advancing the Lok Sabha election to 2013," she said.
Mr Banerjee turned to her close aide and Railway Minister and said "what Mukul? Wasn't the the meeting held?
Subrata Baksi, MP, was re-elected as the state president of Trinamool Congress at the meeting.
Asking her partymen to behave, she said "we are in the government. We should not do anything so that people misunderstand us."
Warning her partymen not to indulge in groupism, she said if any MLA or MP does not take care of the people "we do not require them."


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Score: Bloomington 7, Mallards 2
Key: Playing their fourth game in five nights, the Mallards lacked the energy they needed to compete with the Blaze, who set the tone early by getting 22 shots in the first period. Only a strong effort in net from goalie Jimmy Spratt kept Q-C from getting blown out in the first 20 minutes.
Turning point: The Mallards trailed 3-2 entering the third period, but the Blaze quickly put away their Prairie State rivals with three goals in the first five minutes of the final period, ending any hopes the Mallards had of ending the weekend with a victory. Six different players scored for the Blaze, and Nicklas Lindberg led the charge with goals in the second and third periods.
He said it: "In the third period, it was just all over. Let's call a spade a spade, we didn't deserve to win. We played a little intimidated. Our passing was awful, our defense played really bad and we didn't move the puck the way we should. It was one of those Murphy's Law games, and I hope it doesn't happen again."
— Q-C coach Terry Ruskowski
Bad Blood: Sunday marked the fifth meeting of the season between the Mallards and the Blaze, and tempers again spilled over in the third period of the contest. Two fights took place, with Mickey Lang dropping the gloves against Bloomington's Travis Granbois and Mitch McColm squaring off against Bloomington's Steve Makway. Makway was also handed a game misconduct for his troubles.
Next: at Fort Worth, 7 p.m. Wednesday, NYTEX Sports Center.


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Jeong's decision of capturing a physical phenomenon of light and shadow marks her artistic style and makes her outstanding in Korean contemporary art scene. In both Either far or close and Certain View, the location of the natural light can be predicted by measuring and observing the ways light rays flow in and affect the surface of the interior space. Beyond the scientific perspective of light, Jeong's works invite viewers to question the phenomenon of light that exists in her paintings and in our everyday life.
Using the versatile medium of oils, Jeong paints the ambiance light can create in any setting. In Certain View (Lot 428), the small decorative chandelier looks misplaced in the geometric interior of concrete walls and floors. In this industrial setting, someone purposefully made this place livable as did the tenant of Either far or close (Lot 429), with the iron chairs placed on a terrace that overlooks a rustic scene. Despite the harshness associated with industry and manufacturing, Jeong uses the natural warmth of the sun to illuminate both paintings, showing the potential for comfort and beauty in the starkest of environments. The light of the sun which peeks through the wispy clouds in Either far or close is painted with a photographic and delicate quality; one can practically identify the scientific name of the formations or sense an angelic presence. In a genuine situation, it would not be possible to find shadows formed on two opposite walls, suggesting a less scientific but greater depiction of the spiritual characteristic of light (Certain View). As the light and smoke seem to flood through the windows, the viewer can feel heavenly warmth
Painting with the technicality, precision and subject matter of natural lighting as the Old Masters did, Jeong revives landscape paintings by incorporating contemporary elements such as welded iron chairs, smoke stacks and concrete tiles. She subtly plays with the presence and effects of light on the viewer, creating a cheerful visual puzzle for the viewer to decipher as suggested by the ambiguous title of both works. The depiction of light in Jeong's works also shows her keen observation on the phenomenon of light, leading her to catch the stillness of light, exposing the spiritual quality it can hold over a space and viewer. The two folds of light, both internal and external, are revealed in Jeong Bo Young's paintings.
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"Hey Doll", Cartoon Kim says as the video game begins. Kim is building her media empire even larger with the launch of her own video game next week. The objective of the game is to create your own aspiring celebrity and rise to fame and fortune. The app allows you to select clothes, hit the clubs, and fall in love. She shared a trailer of her mobile game on instagram yesterday.
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text: Institute of European Law News Back to 'Institute of European Law' Martin Trybus presents at conference in Beirut DescriptionIEL Director presented a paper on a conference on public procurement reform organised by OECD/SIGMA and the Office of the Lebanese Minister for Administrative Reformin Beirut, Lebanon attended by public procurement officials from Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon.Date:04/07/2015 #365Frauen: Dr Marianne Wade DescriptionBirmingham Law School academic included in the #365Frauen project of the Austrian Minister for Education and Women. The project presents extraordinary women in social media.Date:22/05/2015 New Financial Architecture for the Eurozone: what might it mean for the UK? DescriptionBirmingham Law School's Professor of Financial Law and Regulation, Joanna Gray, introduces some of the issues that may underlie the BREXIT question at European Financial Regulation conferenceDate:13/05/2015 Report: Institute of European Law Annual Lecture 2015 Description"The EU Law Making Process - Engineering a Better Solution" was given by Malcolm Harbour CBE, former MEP, on 23 February 2015.Date:18/03/2015 IEL Director gives papers at Czech conference DescriptionProfessor Martin Trybus delivered two papers - on the new EU procurement Directives and on public procurement and SMEs - at the 10th e-Biz forum (conference) in Ostrava in the Czech Republic.Date:12/12/2014 Special edition of European Public Law on Leaving the EU DescriptionInstitute of European Law members will edit a special edition of the law journal European Public Law based on the papers given at our workshop on "Leaving the EU" in June 2014Date:13/11/2014 Professor Martin Trybus on ELFA Thesis Prize jury DescriptionIEL Director Martin Trybus is on the jury for the award of the European Law Faculties Association (ELFA) Thesis Prize for work submitted in 2013Date:29/07/2014 RAND Europe Senior Research Fellow DescriptionIEL Director Martin Trybus has been appointed to a Senior Research Fellowship at RAND Europe for 2014-16.Date:18/07/2014 Report: Institute of European Law Annual Lecture 2014 Description"What have the Europeans done for us?" was delivered by Professor Patrick Birkinshaw of the University of Hull on 26 June 2014.Date:18/07/2014 Dr Luca Rubini speaks in Geneva DescriptionBirmingham Law School academic and deputy director of the Institute of European Law invited to speak to the trade and diplomatic community.Date:16/05/2014 Displaying 31 to 40 of 97 Previous … 2 3 4 5 6 … Next


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Truthfully, though, we're having a wee bit of a debate and maybe you want to weigh in? The latest item up for discussion right now is ~ you guessed it ~ a DIY corkboard for the office. Specifically, we can't one hundred per cent agree on
- whether or not we need a corkboard at all, and
- if we do, whether this fabric is the perfect fabric to cover the cork portion
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The space we're aiming to fill is this one:
The plan is to re-purpose a vintage picture frame (I've spent days scouring Craigslist but so far no luck); we're aiming for one that's 16x20 or 20x24, and preferably one that's a little frilly and ornate to create some cool kind of tension with the modern fabric. I'll paint the frame white (of course), wrap the cork board insert in a little batting and then the fabric and, if I'm feeling adventurous, maybe add a little piping around the edge of the frame/board in probably the red colour, just to make it look a little more "finished".
We're at sixes and sevens with the plan, though. Daryn likes the fabric quite a lot (he's got a thing for geometric designs and since I insist on populating the entire house in huge, lurid flowers, he takes his favourite patterns whenever he can get them) but worries that once we start tacking paper and whatnot up against it, it'll ruin the overall look and feel, and just look messy.
I, on the other hand, am worried that the chevron pattern will be much too busy, and will compete with the other pieces of artwork on the wall. The colours are absolutely perfect, and blend beautifully with everything else; we actually couldn't ask for a better fit, colour-wise. I'm just concerned that if a piece of fabric that's approximately 6x8 looks this strong on the wall already:
will it be way too much on a 20x24 corkboard? We would almost need some papers tacked up there to break up the pattern, no? I don't know. My gut says go for it but it took us eight years to get the office to its current state of nirvana ... we don't want to ruin it now that it's so good!
So what are your thoughts? Will this look great, or gaudy? Opinions welcome!
Bloggy post script - Yesterday I ordered me a swatch of that fabulous new fabric I mentioned in Friday's post, which hopefully will be here soon. Once it arrives, I'll post an update about how beautiful/amazing/perfect it is (because it will be) and then it's a trip to the paint store for me to pick the perfect purple!


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Wednesday 28 May 2003
Our monthly pick of the best in children's literature.
Just how traumatic is childbirth? We all know that having a baby hurts - but that's soon forgotten, surely? Kate Hilpern on why, for some women, it is an experience that leaves deep psychological scars.
Julia Hollander on her desperate struggle to care for her severely brain-damaged baby.
Exams are over and I should be exhausted. But I need to party - without my younger sister in tow...


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"I AM A BULLY" read the sign held by 62-year-old Edmond Aviv, who spent his Sunday sitting in his chair on a busy Cleveland intersection and displaying the sign to passersby.
Aviv was ordered to do so as a punishment for harassing his neighbors, particularly the Prugh family, for the past 15 years. Sandra Prugh has a husband with dementia, a son with paralysis and two African-American adopted children with developmental disabilities.
For 15 years, Prugh was victimized through verbal abuse, which included ethnic slurs. Furthermore, Aviv spat on her multiple times, threw dog feces on her son's car windshield and smeared feces on her children's ramp.
On her complain, the municipal court judge ordered Aviv to hold a sign for five hours reading:
"I AM A BULLY! I pick on children that are disabled, and I am intolerant of those that are different from myself. My actions do not reflect an appreciation for the diverse South Euclid community that I live in."
Additionally, he was sentenced to 15 days in jail, seven months' probation, 100 hours of community service, anger management classes and mental-health counseling.
Aviv later told the press, "The judge destroyed me. This isn't fair at all."
He's right.
Although he certainly deserved every bit of it, is this sentence harsh enough?
Five hours of humiliation and fifteen days of prison-time seem too lenient a punishment for spending 15 years making other people's lives miserable.
One may argue that making an example out of bullies is the right approach, but considering the seemingly life-altering effects of bullying, making an example is not enough. Considering that the offender is a sociopath and feels little or no remorse for his actions, such people should receive harsher sentences since they do it by conscious choice.
Meanwhile, according to polls, more people believe that bullies should be subjected to stricter punishments and there is much to be achieved as far as anti-bullying legislation is concerned.


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Discussion in 'XenForo Pre-Sales Questions' started by dave martin, Aug 29, 2010.
sounds like you need a new modification board already
I don't see any modifications, the product hasn't even hit beta state!
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This is a soap opera that is currently being played out in similar form at many newspapers around the country as they face imminent collapse. In this case, the melodrama is being played out at the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel but it could be happening at any of a number of newspapers. The departure of an employee, one Pat Thompson who was the Deputy Managing Editor, along with a reshuffling of the personnel. This announcement, which was published in Bob Norman's The Pulp of the Broward-Palm Beach New Times, was described by him as "a heavily bureaucratic reshuffling of the deck chairs." What is really fascinating about this blog post is the comments section in which many of the current and former Sun-Sentinel employees voice their frustrations, anger, accusations, and defensiveness. The curtains of the Sun-Sentinel Soap Opera Theater now opens with this comment by "journalista":
I love it when "upper management" shakes up a newsroom or office by moving around people and then totally changing the titles to really goofy words they think sound "modern" or are filled with "changeability." Let me guess, I'd say that it took a handful of SS geniuses maybe two weeks to agree on these titles. No wonder the newspaper business model is crumbling before our very eyes.
Apparently the former Deputy Managing Editor, Pat Thompson, is not missed by "anonymous":
No loss with Pat Thompson, She was a cold, unfriendly meeting-goer who wouldn't even say hello to people in the elevator, let alone become part of the newsroom and lead from the front. Most reporters have no idea who she is, what her duties were and why she merited a six-figure salary for the last five years. I hope she accomplished more than serving to diversify upper mamanagement with her presence. Because, to many of us, that's all she did.
"JP Zenger" chimes in to claim that the anger is misdirected:
Seriously, folks....It's way past time to stop cannibalizing each other. Sure, there are people here and there who you can argue are needed or superfluous and it changes in the eye of the beholder. But one of the terrific things about the business has been how we always had each other's back no matter the situation, especially when things were dark. Yes, we complain and carp about specific people (we, of course, are unassailable paragons), but this kind of public sniping does no one any credit. I'm no Pollyana. I'm as bitter and furious and depressed as anyone out there, but save it for Sam Zell, Tony Ridder, Dennis Fitzsimons, Bruce Sherman and their ilk.
A Pat Thomson defender, "Good Luck Pat," steps up to her defense:
Consider the hand she was dealt coming in. First, she had Rosenhause one step above her. We're talking about someone who routinely demeaned people in news meetings while wrapping herself in the cloak of "diversity." Petty, empty and vindictive, she brought all the passion and grace and understanding that Bin Laden might to your son's Bar Mitzvah. One more rung above her was kindly Uncle Earl, a hack with the intellectual depth and inspirational reach of a soda straw. He probably sees himself, emblazoned with the new single "S" on his chest, leaping from tall buildings to save journalists in a single bound. But you can't fly, Earl. And you're always getting tangled up in the cape. His career achievements can be summed up by a splat on the sidewalk.
At her side, the trustworthy Philip Ward, forever known for his Peter Principle motto: wear beige, shut up, and sit in the back of the room. Damn, the rats really are the last to drown when the ship goes down. Pat could have prospered at any top paper in the country, but she ended up in the management equivalent of one of those trailer park families where everyone's sister is also their wife.
The Rosenhause referred to above was the Sun-Sentinel Diversity Queen, Sharon Rosenhause, the person whose primary job was to ensure newsroom "diversity" of ethnicity and gender but not of opinion which is reliably liberal. "Uncle Earl" refers to the Sun-Sentinel editor, Earl Maucker, who remains befuddled by the web and whose mission in life seems to be to hang in at that newspaper without making waves so he can safely collect his pension. In fact, "El Paso Honcho" makes this accurate observation of "Uncle Earl":
You can bet any memo from Earl "My Hands are Tied" Maucker will be a mush-mouth cluster signifying nothing. Thompson could have been sky blue pink and that wouldn't have helped. Look for more departures soon.
And now, ladies and gentlemen in the audience, a special treat. A cameo appearance on The Daily Pulp blog by Pat Thompson herself, or at least someone claiming to be her:
Hello. This is Pat Thompson. I rarely read this blog, and have never commented on it before, but heard my name had popped up.
Let me set the record straight about a few things: I was hired as a Deputy Managing Editor five and a half years ago. The main areas for which I was responsible as senior editor: business/consumer news, nation/world news, the Sunday paper, the Outlook section and planning newsroom enterprise. A year or so ago, features/entertainment coverage was added to my duties. Each DME supervises several departments, not just one.
I had a great team of editors and reporters. They were relatively small departments, but included some of the top talent in the newsroom, and we did amazing, award-winning work, even after newshole and travel budget cuts. I will miss them, and I wish them all the best.
To Anonymous above who found me cold and unfriendly: I apologize if I didn't speak to you in the elevator. That doesn't sound like me. I always speak to my colleagues whether in the elevator or anywhere else. Maybe I was consumed with trying to solve a problem that day, or frustrated about something, and didn't notice you; there are some metro staffers I don't know well, since I never worked directly with those folks. Or maybe you had done something that annoyed me and instead of smiling at you, I simply mumbled hi. Sorry it bothered you that much.
It's true I'm not fond of chit-chat, and that I like to make decisions quickly and move on, keeping the overall interests of the paper and readers in mind, not just the needs of one person or department. The Sun Sentinel is full of people who have been there for decades; I was hired into a top job from outside, and adjusted to the culture quite well. I loved working there.
The last couple of years have been really tough. We had to make some difficult and unpopular decisions. We lost outstanding journalists to buyouts and layoffs last year - the first layoffs ever in the Sun Sentinel newsroom. The loss of them is evident in the newspaper. More will lose their jobs this year.
Sharon and Earl and my colleagues were always extremely supportive of me and my work. I thank everyone for the kind words, the good wishes and outpouring of support.
Life goes on...
"More will lose their jobs this year?" Not exactly a note of optimism there from Pat. "Me, too" weighs in on Pat's post:
I found Pat very difficult to talk to, as well, and never really knew what she was thinking. Her post above is the longest string of words I've ever gotten out of her, and for her to simply wave it off as "a bad day" is a misrepresentation. Leaders communicate: She didn't do it well...
"Former Floridian," a former Sun-Sentinelian, explains why he is glad he is no longer at that newspaper:
These comments make me especially happy that I'm no longer in the vipers' nest on Las Olas. This popularity contest crap got tired in middle school.
Wanna know why your paper is totally and completely f**ked? Spend less time sniping at each other and go out and do some journalism.
And finally the curtain closes on the Sun-Sentinel Soap Opera Theater with this parting blast from "anonymous":
The problem here, if you haven't noticed, is that many journalists no longer have jobs that allow them to pursue their passion with some sort of financial remuneration. Thirty-six jobs in Orlando are about to be lost. Considering it has the same management as us, and is about the same size, you want to guess how many veteran S-S journalists are about to lose their jobs in a week or two? All newspapers are suffering in this economy. The ones with bad management, both editorial and business, are collapsing. The Sun-Sentinel, once among the most profitable newspapers in the U.S., is one of those doomed to fail. Who do you blame? The business side has to take a huge hit, of course, for resting on its laurels for many years and only catering to the easy advertisers of real estate, cars and department stores. But you also have to look at the stupendous decline of the newspaper under the stewardship of Earl Maucker. The Sun-Sentinel increased its circulation every year under Gene Cryer until he opposed publisher Scott Smith's budget-cutting plans and got fired for his efforts. Earl became editor by promising not to follow in the footsteps of Gene. As Smith cut back on costly community journalism, circulation leveled and then began to plunge. In the short term, it didn't matter because profits increased. Now, however, it turns out that community journalism would have been the saviour of the Sun-Sentinel. Only the extremely local newspapers are thriving these days. These senior editors are getting a deserved bashing because they did nothing to right the course of the ship, despite getting huge salaries to chart the course. I feel no sorrow for people who made 150K a year plus bonuses and did nothing but show up at meetings. Sure, maybe they checked the right boxes with gender and ethnic origin. Maybe they were even considered nice people by their friends. But they were paid that kind of money to be leaders who made a major difference. Did Pat Thompson do that? Judging by the comments here, no. Philp Ward? He learned early on that he could keep his job by being a henchman instead of a leader. Rosenhause? Her preference was to promote women, gays and minorities, in that order, and rid the newsroom of evil white men. People who lose their jobs have a right to be angry at those whose incompetence, complacency and bias helped bring on those layoffs.
Yes, this particular soap opera is being played out at the Sun-Sentinel but similar melodramas are currently being performed at many other newspapers. Twilight of the Clods.


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Alphas: A Novel
Series: Alphas Vol. 1
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Annotation: Select teenaged girls are invited to join the exclusive and futuristic Alpha Academy, where they must compete feverishly to establish and maintain their status among their extremely competitive peers.
Catalog Number: #38093
Binding Type: Perma-Bound Edition
Special Formats: Inventory Sale
Publisher: Little, Brown & Co.
Copyright Date: 2009
Edition Date: 2009
Pages: 261 p.
Availability: Available
ISBN: Publisher: 0-316-03579-3 Perma-Bound: 0-605-26174-1
ISBN 13: Publisher: 978-0-316-03579-8 Perma-Bound: 978-0-605-26174-7
Dewey: Fic
Dimensions: 20 cm.
Subject Heading: Boarding schools. Fiction. Schools. Fiction. Competition (Psychology). Fiction. Interpersonal relations. Fiction.
Language: English
Word Count: 50,840
Reading Level: 4.9
Interest Level: 7-12
Accelerated Reader: reading level: 4.9 / points: 8.0 / quiz: 132771 / grade: Middle Grades+
Reading Counts!: reading level:5.5 / points:14.0
Lexile: HL730L
At OCD the losers are tormented. At Alpha Academy, they're sent home. Skye Hamilton has scored an invitation to the ultra-exclusive Alphas-only boarding school where beta is spelled LBR . What happens when the country's best, brightest, and hawtest begin clawing and scratching their way to the top?


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Forever Is A Lie
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- Updated: 26 Sep 2016
- Status: In Progress
He swore he loved me. He swore to me that he would never hurt me. He swore that we'd be together forever. Now I know that forever was a lie.
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