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Janesville Daily Gazette (Newspaper) - May 26, 1953, Janesville, Wisconsin PAGE JANESVILLE DAILY MAY of WcdwoJdh Will Receive Bachelor Degree Whitewater Seniors to Be Honored at 84th Commencement WHITEWATER Baccalaureat degrees will be awarded to 8 Whitewater State College senior in the 84th annual commencemen at the college June Cord O announced today Bachelor education degrees wil be awarded 84 students and bachelor of science degrees to fivi candidates in liberal arts Candidates for degrees are a follows Bachelor of education in academ William Beck Jefferson Joyce B e h n k e Brooklyn Robert Burling ton Delores Janesville Robert Edwin Chicago John Kenosha Hel en Howe and Donald Ste Madison Nancy Moldenhau Tomah William Naset and John Roger Whitewater Thomas Deerfield Benedict Novak Wakefield Dorothy Ann Simonson Clinton Lorin Roy Stough ton Melvin David Ra cine Roland Sturgeon Bay David Baraboo and Gerald Horicon Bachelor of education in busi ness education Richard Arthur Arnold and Beverly Joyce Whitewater Beula Rhinelander Floyd Brenholt Washburn Geraldine Signe Carl Hixton Gladys Drew Greenwood Ray Dodge ville Joan Blair Winter Ervir Watertown Veryl Ruth Troy Center William Whitewater Arlan Ja cob New Holstein Donald Green Bay Marie Anne Baraboo Marion Alice Milwaukee David Ar thur Stevens Point Gent Jennie Eldorado Mar ion Jefferson Shirley Ann Joyce Marion Vorpagel Burlington Ma rie Helen Anita Claire SuringSylvia Ann Bachelor of education in elemen tary education Mary Lucille Bab cock and June Troy Cen ter Thomas John Bauer and Nan cy Clare Menomonee Falls Margaret Jean White water Jane Madison Kenneth Paul DeTienne and Allen Milwaukee Donna Dierking Janesville John Walworth Donald Roy Waterford Rosemary JJidgeway Mary Lou ise Menomonie Lloyd Whitewater Mary Katherine New Glarus Velma Lucille Janesville Richard Delavan Neal Sullivan and Phil ip John Racine Lu cille Ottow Bachelor of education in kinder gartenprimary education Pa tricia Louise Joan Bear and Saphronia Janesville Sue Ann Baptist and Sylvia Roine Beloit Gretch Jefferson Bonnie Campbell and Louise Carmel Chicago Jean Reedsburg Carl Elizabeth Kath leen Marie Madison Mary Ann Froemming and Joanne Lou ise Whitewater Betty Jane Giles and Dawn Ellen Hof Evansville Lois Stoughton Carol Keno sha Jean Ellen Wauke sha Susan Brod head and Donna Marie Liberal Arts degrees John Al bert Rogers Thorn Edward Coleman and Richard Whitewater William Whitewater Drama Group 10 Whitewa ter State College students were re cently initiated into Theta Alpha national honorary dramatic fraternity on the college Membership is granted to those who fulfill certain requirements in either the acting or production Plan Barbershop Quartet Show DELAVAN Outstanding bar bershop quartets of this area will be heardin Holiday Harmo nies to be presented at Wednesday in Lake Lawn The Janesville barbershop cho rus directed by Schuyler Davies will be The Whip Chords of who will compete in national competition next June in also will be Others to appear will be the Cardinals of ForMor Boys of who appeared recently on a Horace Heidt the Agriculturists of Whitewater and the Rusty Hinges of Janes Tickets may be purchased in Janesville from any member of the Janesville group or at Dells In tickets may be bought at the Colonial Lake Lawn Mur phyONeill Drug or from Rod Bruce Bob Don Doh erty and Bob and Wil fred are announcing the engagement of their Judith Vir to Richard son of and Fred Trie Miss Roe is attending White water State College and will teach at the Finch School near Richmond next She is a member of Delta Sigma Epsilon Triebold is engaged in arming with his Plan 65 Summer Session Courses WHITEWATERSixtyfive cour ses will be offered during the 1953 summer session at Whitewater i State Adolph Win i summer session an nounced The sixweek ses sion will start June 22 and end July Instruction will be offered in bus ele academic and rural ed Special emphasis will be placed on work in elementary and rural curriculums for the benefit of teachers who wish to meet certification Classes for entering freshmen will also be Four workshop conferences are planned for the On June 30 a clinic in aviation will be held to give teachers a better under standing of A 30min ute plane ride is planned for those who wish to take to the The conference on proposed cer tification changes is scheduled for July On July 14 a reading clinic will be held and on July 21 a con ference in improvement inthe teaching of elementary school scii ence is A display of textbooks and school supplies will be held July 1 and Six guest instructors will join the Geneva Council Meeting Wednesday May Resolve Festival Fund Fight LAKE the city government spend to purchase fireworks for the Vene tian Festival This which is creating some fireworks ot its is ex pected to come up for a second round of debate and a vote in the City Council Wednesday A preview of the anticipated debate was given in special in terviews Monday by two mem bers of the council on opposite Aldermen Maurice Slater and Ray Slater expressed his belief that the taxpayers should not be burdened with ex traordinary expenses at this He declared that perhaps half the amount would be Streets Need Our streets are badly in need of Any additional funds should be spent for Slater On the other Youell said he is confident that the money will be appropriated unless we find the budget permit I feel the spectacle will be les sened if less money is spent for Another opinion was given by Chairman Eugene Liechty of the festival which has asked the council to appropriate the He declared the festi val brings considerable business to the community and for this reason he is confident the funds will be Liechty revealed the date has been advanced this It will be held July 30 through 1 in hopes that weather conditions will be more The fire works display is scheduled for the evening of July of Boosts Fund Liechty pointed out that this years festival appropriation by the Chamber of Commerce is compared to supple mented by from the city last Of the approximate ly will be devoted to the Badger State Outboard Ad ditional sums will cover the cost of printing folders to be sent throughout the United States and for staging the prince and princess If the Festival receives less than the requested we will be forced to cut down on these other Liechty In the previous debate the appropriation was supported by Aldermen George Frank Louis Marzahl and You It was opposed by Aldermen William Frank Huml and The fund proposal has also been endorsed by Mayor Ralph Church Tribute to Graduates WHITEWATER Services at First Methodist Church Sunday facility to Paid special tribute to 16 graduat bring the summer teaching staffing high school The to Robert memClifford superintendent of and Roger music Elizabeth Eight Confirmed in Sharon Church Robert Jaeber of the faculty at Dennison Watertown addressed ing prayer was rfor the graduate going into the The Lewis also spoke1 to the telling of the worth of a Christian educa tion for better homes and better New officers of the Wesley Club were They are Ida Van president Joyce vice president Helen Greenwood phase of The new initiates are Doreatha Norwalk Joan Fort Lake Atkinson Joann Geneva Gerald the morning sermon to secretary treasurer Joan food Gordon worship Dolores pub jer confirmed eight young will teach during Sunday morning services at Zion Evangelical Lutheran I John c u r r e n 11 They were Shirley Marciajteaching drawing at the schools Joyce membership Marjor Virginia Stanley sity of will teach LOJS Harriet Carie weekend visitors in the Gus Radt ke Fremont and Walter Molstead and Floyd were weekend guests of Sarah 286 Church and and Elmer 216 Case Recreation Plans at Walworth Call for July 6 Opening WALWORTH Plans for worths fifth summer recreation school were made Friday night at the first meeting cf the The program will be held July 6 Two days a week will be spent in arts and crafts on the school Swimming in struction at Fontana beach will fill three days a Use of the school bus as transportation to Lake Geneva again has been do nated by Floyd Appli cations from prospective directors nave been received but no con tracts have been The program cost of approxi mately is covered by dona tions of the school and civ Representatives of the supporting organizations make up the Members of the 1953 board are Melvin school board Lowell village board Don ald Mens Club Womens The Walworth Community Chest and the American Legion have not yet named Dorothy 944 Wnlworth phone Is news correspondent In Agent in Brown 210 State phone Graduates honored were from ijcjty James recreation Billy Richard De Maxine Boyer Virginia Wilkin Johnny wiiw Rahpii has Deen appointed assistant Laura Swe Eugene Erkfitz and Billy Williams Bay Harol dean Genoa City Helen Watertown Joan Cottage Grove Barbara Whitewater Miriam Kan sasville Leona Fire Marshal Describes Work ELKHORN Henry state fire described his work to Kiwanis Club members attending the Monday noon meet ng in the Municipal Musical entertainment was con ributed by Jimmy former Slkhorn who is now a singing star on radio and television from He brought with lim the three Milwau who also sang for the Engagement Announced and William Jongetjes announce the engagement of their to George son of and George Djeerdsma MotherDaughter Banquet The Congregational Womens fellowship will hold a mother daughter banquet in the church dining room at 6 Members will bring a dish to Following the dinner Henry Tubbs will tell of her per onal experiences while attending essions ofthe United FFA Elects New officers elected by the local hapter of Future Farmers of America are Gerry Im mega vice Bill Lieb hardt Bob Gretsch mann Leroy Guif re Tom Reedy and Xn LAKE faith and knowledge are the three dimen sions upon which a solid world foundation is This was the theme presented to Walworth County eighth graders of the 1953 class at Achievement Day exercises in the Lake Geneva High School auditorium Saturday after The speaker was Mauree Ap teacher and instruc tor in English at La Crosse State College and former Rock County supervising Love is achieved when we help the world to help Miss Ap slegate told the 225 pupils assem Attend Reception Several members of Bethel Chapter attended the reception at Walworth Sunday afternoon honor ing Christine grand chap ain of OES in Attendants of 60 Years Ago at Fete Scouf Volunteers n Training Session LAKE first train ing session for volunteer helpers at the annual Girl Scout summer day iamp was held Tuesday at the La bor Preparation of the grounds for he camp on Highway 50 began A group of ecruited from among the YMCA and Girl Scout mothers and participated in the The camp will be held the week of June Registration will be held In charge is Rex 915 Dodge Other plans are being complet ed for the joint Walworth County Rock County estbalished it was The registration deadline also is next Monday with Melvin 527 Fre mont of honor at the 60th wedding anniversary reception Sunday of and Samuel Town of Sugar were the attendants for the original wedding on May George Morris was best man and Frankie Fountaine Stokes was maid Two other Earl Steams and Charles also of Elk attended both the wedding and the diamond anniversary ob About 25 guests visited and Foster at their pioneer term home Sunday Those coming from a distance were their son and daughterin and Will and Erskine Madison Miss Elsie Racine and and Raymond Other relatives phoned con gratulations from across the con A William Los contributed an unusual pleasure by sending a movie of eventsin the lives of the Fosters three Shager New Library President Charles Shager brarian for the summer session Robert Dale will teach library Miss Elizabeth member of the faculty at Madison West Marilyn Monn and Shirley Whitewater City High Mary SSarceline Blodgett and Eth High School will join the businessel College High Gerald is new president of the Brigham1 education Dwight Shanks of Fort Atkinson High Memorial Other newlyjWaukesha High School will teach The Fritz said that he elected officers are and Jeanette Van felt honored to speak to these vice president Valzah of the Racine elementary young He gave an inspired and schools will teach education classjsermon stressing the place youth has in making His clos Plea for 3D World Foundation Made by Geneva Graduation Speaker with their As for the speaker to achieve it we must jelieve and we musj have More than we must not sus pect The third means a better understanding of other she For this we must learn to think about more than Miss Applegate Only people can save the War starts because we dont really know other The picture of the day to come san be seen if you wipe clean the 3D glasses of Miss Applegate admonished pu pils to rid themselves of three con cepts they have That they cannot disagree with other an idea dangerous our democ racy that failure can be helpful occasionally and that we should function according to capacity and not desire alone that we must save selfdiscipline and not feel that we can do as we please and talk our way out The speaker was introduced by Ella Walworth County supervising The invocation and benediction were pronounced by the Laurence Honey Certificates of pro motion were presented by Sheridan county superintendent of The program opened with a con cert by the Fontana Grade School band under the direction of Rob ert County Teachers chorus sang two selec directed by Patricia THREE FIRE CALLS LAKE damage was caused by two fires here Fri The at dis rupted traffic for 20 minutes in the Dusiness section when a transfor mer blew out at the Big Foot Curio 124 Broad No damage was The second at was a false An other fire call at Mon day involved the Slicker residence onJefferson Wires leading to the house caught fire but no dam age house was week by the following Vernon Lidburg and Louise both Town of Boone James Warren Hohl and Mary Elizabeth both of Delavan Leopold Peavy and Elizabeth both of Clarence Marian ManIn Smith Darlene Ann Sandra BrodhaKen Shadow Lawn State Karen Madi LeRoy Wally Carol Darwin Smith Jack Edward Donna Bette Mae Remer Como State Donaia Sina Yvonne Gloria Kay Lee Ronald Joan Dick Daniel Bob Daniels Wood State Brian Pauline Marie Jay Billy Larry Lolg Pa tricia Ann Meyerhofers Springfield State Harold John Gloria Donald Sanda Mae Helen Champeny Lyons State Richard Ralph Stuart Shsren Helen Janice Van Hess Salt Kenneth Jacobson Judy Wll lam Webb Toppings Donna Rog ers Oakwood State Allen Glen Markham Little Phyllis Mae MAUREE APPLEGATE McConaghy and accompanied by Helen Star Center School graduates presented a chor al This Is Our Home Kay a Dunham School eighth offered three westernstyle numbers with her own guitar The graduates by townships Special Earle Krueger Del mer Frank Whitewater Donna Carol Schultz Town Eu gene La Edwin Gaethke Shady Kathy Wayne Congdon North Heart Richard Harley South Heart Lawrence Carol Carol Papcke Pa tricia Geraldine Jon Jean Manin Kathryn Bruce Eddie East Caryl Ann For est Patsy Ann Morse Thomas Blgelow Jack Graves Richmond Elolse Tommy Tommy Donald Neidleln Richmond Anna Arthur Sngar Roy Smale Richard Dan Robb Kay Dorothy Robert Schlieger Mlllard State Robert Lldia Dorothy Karen Patsy James Net tesheim Plank Barbara Ellsworth Genevleve Donna May Wayne Howard Jerry Thomas Rita Jean Janice Bill Riese Dale Louis Leon Paul Marilyn Spring Ethel Joan Esther Jean Licht Spring Harriett Judith Dick Chase Honey Creek State Judy Jean Alice Lollta Dnrlen Hollisters Darlene Jean Bernard Andrew Sorg Lois Darlene Gibson Ridge Diane Ruth Klug Fair Delores Jean Beverly Whitewater Briefs and Henry former local were David Richard David Donald John Kenneth Melvin Nordmeyer Brick Albert Felt Chester Gerald Norton Harlan Nicholas Clarence Elaine Jcanette Dorothy Knull Fontana State Richard Clarence Suzanne Kenneth Carol Robert Michael Kenneth Arthur Richard Patricia Donna Jerry Vernon Earl JJm Darryl Richard Barbara Beverly Carlson North Walworth Stato Howard Klrby Thomas Roger Billy Jeanette Daniel Mary Ellen Virginia Ethel Mclva Jacqueline Krohn Beverly Martha Gilbert Carstensen Traver State Shirley Mae Elaine Dennis Loretta Venters Zenda State Earl Ann De Helen Vernon Charles Mary Ann Anid Gary Hardwlck Reek State Mary Jane Mar cla Judy Judith Martha Tommy Ken neth Jack Wanelta Mae Carol Roy Albert Alice Raymond Bank White Billy Joanne Vorpagel Wild Marvin Richard Nancy Diedrlch North Joanne LaVerne Martha Robert Albrecht Star Center State Margie Dennis Bob Edward Thomas Jack Marilyn Bar Margaret Judy Roy John Irene John Sul Donald Miss Ethel foster daugh ter of and Frank How attended the Milton College spring formal Saturday Her escort jvas Richard sophomore at the Hazel Hodge and Dell Olson flew from Milwaukee to last week to visit Dell Olson and his Bon Olson is in training at Lang ley Air Force Base He is the son of and Dell Ol son 442 North Ol son is the daughter of and Eddie 717 Main Hodge and Ol son returned home Whitewater Historical Society will meet at Friday in Bassett and Alec McLernon will be hosts and will have charge of the The Italian army has not yet en forced an order that all troops shall wear metal helmets because Alpini mountain troops cling to their little cap with a When prickly pears were Intro duced into Australia in the last century they became a pest and aefore effective control measures ivere introduced they covered 10 million Begin Landscaping at College Campus WHITEWATER Landscap ing of grounds around the new Library Administration Build ing on the Whitewater State Col lege campus isnow under The area will be beautified by the addition of 304 deciduous including 21 varieties of white several varieties of mock and In addition 34 evergreen shrubs of the Sargeant Chinese juniper and Dwarf Japanese yew varie ties will be Cost of landscaping will be ap proximately Plans for the work were completed by the bu reau of engineering of the state planning division and the con tract was awarded to the McKay Work is being done by the Landscape Service of Fort Atkinson through arrangements with the McKay Lake Geneva CD A Begins Casting for Operetta LAKE is now under way for Bamboo according to Paul stage manager for the Catholic Daughters of Tryouts are open to The operetta will be directed by Dorothy Young lo cal dancing for presen tation June 2829 in matinee and evening performances at Lake Ge neva High School Leo Terry will play organ accompani The presentation is a parish af financed by Jie Catholic Daughters for the benefit of Francis de Sales Bamboo based on a Chinese is the work of Hen ry The libretto waswrit ten by Effa Leading roles in spectacle will be sung by Tom Kath leen Jack Werner Paul Barbara Margaret Bob Bob Carl Jorma Eleanor lerman Joan Nelson and Jibi Many other roles for irincipals and chorus are still to ie Recently elected as grand re PRESS IS CITED Walter honorary state bond presented a treasury citation to the Wisconsin Press Association at its centennial banquet in Accept ing the award for the association were Ellsworth publisher of the Whitewater and Elliott publisher of the Brillion Coe is retiring president and newly elected president of the BOOSTER NITES WALWORTH LICENSES Clerk Leo Dunlap reported marriage hceVise applications have been filed this Best for Wear t Best for Work TRY FLAMBEAU OR Charles Chester Work and Dress Shoes Joe Dongarrcr Expert Shoe Repair Pleasant and Franklin THE FltMAKERS PRESENT IDA LUPINO ROBERT RYAN MY 10VEIY PLUS WAR ADVENTURE 2 THRILLING FEATURES KILLED IN SHAME SHYING gent of the Catholic is Betty BOX OFFICE AT TOMTB Dennis Morgan Phillip Carey CATTLE TOWN Shown at and PORT SINISTER TECHMCOLOB SPECTACLE Rite Hayworth Stewart Granger SALO5IE Shown at and THE HOAXTERS ENDS TOXITB Bing Crosby Bob Hope ROAD TO BALI Shown at 7 and Randolph Scott KNOT TONITE AND AT DUSK DOUBLE TECHNICOLOR PROGRAM GOBS OF 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Thanks for all the reviews, favorites, and alerts! The following takes place immediately after 'The Bond in the Boot.' The muse was being a little contrary, so apologies for taking longer than usual in posting. Enjoy!
"Are you still worrying about your watch?" Booth asked. "Buy a new one. The cost of a new Rolex is pocket change for you, Bones!"
"That's not the point, Booth. It was a gift. It was something someone gave me, so it was special."
"It wasn't a--what did you call it?--an 'assault on your virility?'"
Brennan laughed. "Why would I need to assert my manliness? I'm a woman."
"Well, yeah," Booth said, slightly embarrassed, "but you're independent. You like to do things for yourself."
"And women aren't supposed to be independent?"
"It's not that, it's just…" Booth trailed off. "I'm gonna stop talking because this isn't looking good for me." He glanced at her and cocked his head to the side.
"Your makeup's smeared and you're all wet," he said with a grin.
"If this is your way of apologizing, you really suck at it. Besides, I don't see why you find my current state so humorous."
"It's not funny. It's cute."
He'd said some off-the-wall things since coming out of the coma, and she studied him for a moment, unsure of how to respond.
But then the moment passed, and Booth cleared his throat as he stood. "I'm gonna get you a towel," he said as he hurried from the room.
Booth returned moments later and held out his hand to help her up. She grasped his hand and got to her feet, taking the towel with her free hand, but not relinquishing her hold on his other hand.
"Are you sure you're okay, Booth?"
"Yeah, great, fantastic. Why wouldn't I be okay?"
"It's just that lately you've been…well, not you."
"Of course I've not been myself, Bones. I'm recovering from head surgery and being in a coma for days. I'm just readjusting to everything, you know?"
"So you'd tell me if something was seriously amiss?"
"You mean if something was wrong?" Booth said as he made a face at her word choice. "Yeah, no secrets, remember?"
"Right, no secrets," she agreed mildly, finally letting go of his hand.
They shared a small smile, then Brennan turned her attention to drying off. She soon realized that the towel wasn't going to be very helpful in drying her soaked shirt, and she glanced back up at Booth, who apparently hadn't taken his eyes off of her.
"What is it, Booth?"
"Huh? What? Oh, I was just thinking that your wet shirt couldn't be too comfortable. You can take it off if you want." He regretted the words as soon as they were out of his mouth. Embarrassed for the second time in just minutes, he closed his eyes and rubbed a hand over his face. "What I meant was that I can let you borrow a shirt." Finally, he reopened his eyes, though he couldn't quite look at her.
"Maybe I should just go," Brennan said, offering him the towel.
"No!" Booth protested. "Look, Bones, I'm sorry for the weirdness. Please stay. Besides, if you leave I won't have any help fixing the plumbing."
"I thought it was quite apparent that I'm no help at all," she said, indicating her wet--and quickly becoming cold--shirt.
"Hey, we learned what not to do, right? Isn't that a well-learned lesson for students as well as teachers?" Booth said with a grin as he finally met her gaze.
Brennan rolled her eyes and returned a half-grin. "Trial-and-error is a valid learning tool."
"Exactly!" Booth exclaimed as he clapped his hands together. "I mean, it's not like you perfectly recreated the circulatory system the first time you tried, right?"
"You know what, Bones? I don't want to know. I'm just gonna get you that shirt, and we'll try again with the plumbing, okay?"
"Fine," she agreed. "But this time, you're holding the pipe…teacher."
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After graduation, he moved into a spartan cabin (no hot water) on a farm in Golden, Texas. Fellow cadets from the Texas A&M Corps sometimes skipped class to dig and plant bulbs with him. His buddy Brad Gaultney helped structure the business by creating a Web site and figuring out how to process orders. Whenever Chris's brother, John, wasn't flying for Delta, he'd lend a hand, as did other family members. Friends and family still offer their support.
Left: During his first year in this rural Texas cabin, Chris lived off the fish he caught in a nearby pond. His bulb hunting companion is a fine Weimaraner named Fischer.
The story of a young man with a dream--and the faith to see it through.


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The recent Scottish case of Durkin v DSG Retail Ltd highlighted the issues that can arise in relation to credit reporting in connected lending when disputes arise in relation to the funded product. Whilst English law does not necessarily follow Scots law, the referral of the case to the Supreme Court suggests the outcome is likely to have repercussions across England and Wales.
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The recent Scottish case of Durkin v DSG Retail Ltd highlighted the issues that can arise in relation to credit reporting in connected lending when disputes arise in relation to the funded product. Whilst English law does not necessarily follow Scots law, the referral of the case to the Supreme Court suggests the outcome is likely to have repercussions across England and Wales.
David Wood, partner in the Finance Litigation team at national business law firm DWF, outlines the case and its implications for lenders.
The Facts
Mr Durkin bought a laptop computer from PC World utilising the third party credit facilities offered by PC World on the understanding he could return it if it didn't meet his specific requirements. On arriving home, he realised it wasn't suitable and tried to return it. The shop rejected the return but, undeterred, Mr Durkin left the laptop with the retailer, and refused to make any payments on the credit agreement, informing the lender of the situation by phone.
Despite Mr Durkin's actions, the lender issued a default notice against Mr Durkin and reported the default to the credit reference agencies.
Mr Durkin, claimed that the lender's actions had negatively affecting his credit rating. He successfully argued that both the sale and credit agreement had been validly ended - relying on s75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 ("the CCA") - and was awarded £8,000 by the Sheriff for the injury to his credit rating, together with significant further sums said to represent specific loss suffered by his inability to obtain credit.
The lender appealed, and had its case upheld by the First Division of the Inner House. It held that whilst section 75 gave Mr Durkin a right to claim damages from the lender in relation to his claim against PC World, it did not give him the additional right to treat his credit agreement at an end.
The Final Word
The case was then referred to the Supreme Court, which confirmed the First Division's view that on a strict interpretation section 75 did not give Mr Durkin the right to end the credit agreement.
However, despite this, the Supreme Court clearly felt some sympathy for Mr Durkin's position, and accordingly found that a restricted use debtor-creditor-supplier agreement under section 12 of the CCA such as this, would always nevertheless contain an implied term that if the supply agreement was ended then the credit agreement could be ended too as the two agreements were clearly connected. As such, the legitimate return of the laptop by Mr Durkin combined with his initial telephone call to the lender excused him from having to make credit payments. Accordingly, given that the essence of Mr Durkin's claim was about the damage to his credit rating by the lender's reporting of his default, it was also held that the lender was in breach of its duty to him by reporting that default. Whilst Mr Durkin was successful in his appeal, he only came away with the basic award of £8,000 for damage to his credit, the further compensatory awards made by the Sheriff being rejected due to a lack of evidence.
What are the implications of Durkin, particularly for credit reporting?
It is clear that the creditor should show restraint where the customer raises any dispute and properly investigate that dispute before registering default. Unless reasonable steps have been taken to ensure the reference is accurate, the creditor is at risk when submitting an adverse credit reference. A consumer's right to redress for damage to his credit, where breach of contract or breach of duty is proved, is clearly established under English law. Durkin undoubtedly sets a benchmark for the level of damages which might be awarded in such cases.
As an additional point, Mr Durkin was permitted to rescind the credit agreement on grounds which were outside the scope of the Act – implied terms – in order to provide him remedy. Lenders should, therefore, be aware that such disputes could have implications for their rights in relation to the credit agreement. However, it is not clear whether the lender in such a case has an automatic right to indemnity from the supplier (as it would under a s75 claim).
Under the new Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) requirements for consumer credit, particularly the Treating Customers Fairly principles, lenders must ensure they give reasonable consideration to a customer's claims against the supplier which may have an impact on their compliance with the credit agreement. It is also important that they have a clear and fair policy for dealing with the registration of defaults in such cases, with particular regard to the provisions in the Consumer Credit sourcebook (CONC) concerning data accuracy.This information is intended as a general discussion surrounding the topics covered and is for guidance purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be regarded as a substitute for taking legal advice. DWF is not responsible for any activity undertaken based on this information.


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ALDISERT, Circuit Judge.
The major questions for decision in this petition for review of a final order of the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission under 29 U.S.C. § 660(a) require us to decide whether the commission correctly determined the applicability of maritime standards, as well as general industry standards, to the structural shop of Dravo's Engineering Works Division, Neville Island, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The administrative law judge determined that maritime standards were appropriate because the majority of the work performed in the structural shop involved the forming, welding and fitting of vessel components and was therefore "related" to "shipbuilding" as those terms are defined in Safety and Health Regulations for Shipbuilding, 29 C.F.R. § 1916.2 (1978). He issued a decision and order which also affirmed in relevant part citations issued by OSHA compliance officers, seven items of which form a separate basis of this petition for review. Dravo petitioned the commission for discretionary review of the report of the ALJ, but when no commissioner directed review, the ALJ's order became the final order of the commission by operation of law.
The Engineering Works Division of Dravo Corporation is engaged in the year-round manufacture of heavy equipment including barges and towboats, raw material processing machinery, material handling equipment and major components for dams, locks and power plants. The division is on a sixty-eight acre worksite on Neville Island in the Ohio River, about six miles from Pittsburgh. Plant facilities include a 1,800 foot-long waterfront on the Ohio River, a barge shop where vessels are assembled at a rate of over three per week, trade shops where vessels are outfitted, and the structural shop.
Dravo's structural shop is a general fabrication shop in which metal plates are formed, sized, and welded. The operations of the structural shop, as in any general industry fabrication shop, include processes by which metal is formed with the use of press brakes, shears, angle rolls, punch and coping machines, burning machines and welders. These plates are used in the assembly of all of Dravo's major products. Those that are to become parts of vessels are carried by railroad car from the shop on the southern side of the island across the public road that bisects the island and the plant to the boat yard area on the northern side of the island where the vessels are assembled and eventually launched. At least one barge has been assembled in the structural shop. App. at 224a-26a. Faced with this evidence, including testimony that in 1977, "51 percent of the work in the Structural Shop was marine related, that is, the product went into a boat or a barge," while "[t]he balance of the work involved material handling machinery [27%], pelletizing machines, gait hoists [20%] and spare parts [remaining per cent]," App. at 225a, 1034a-35a, the ALJ determined that maritime standards applied to activities in that shop.
The test adopted by the ALJ appears to be that if the major part of the work in a shop at a given time is "shipbuilding" by definition of OSHA regulation 29 C.F.R. § 1916.2(i), that is, "the construction of a vessel, including the installation of machinery and equipment," then the shipbuilding safety standards will apply. In announcing this formula he rejected the approach taken in another proceeding involving Dravo Corporation at OSHRC Docket No. 14818. Dravo Corp., [1976-77] OSH Dec. (CCH) ¶ 20,787 (1976). There, in determining the appropriate standards for Dravo's pipe shop, the ALJ concluded that even though ninety per cent of the pipe shop's production was incorporated into vessels, shipbuilding standards should not apply. Relying on a Fourth Circuit decision subsequently overturned by the Supreme Court, he determined that the applicability of those standards should be limited to shipbuilding and related activities between the ship and the last "point of rest" of equipment. Dravo has thus been confronted in separate OSHRC proceedings with divergent formulations for determining what areas are to be held to shipbuilding safety standards under OSHA.
The central purpose of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. § 651 et seq., is "to assure so far as possible every working man and woman in the Nation safe and healthful working conditions . . .." 29 U.S.C. § 651(b). The Act authorizes the Secretary of Labor "to set mandatory occupational safety and health standards applicable to businesses affecting interstate commerce," and created the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission "for carrying out adjudicatory functions [of the Act]." 29 U.S.C.
The term "established Federal standard" is defined as "any operative occupational safety and health standard established by any agency of the United States and presently in effect, or contained in any Act of Congress in force on December 29, 1970." 29 U.S.C. § 652(10). The Secretary had promulgated safety standards for shipbuilding prior to 1970 under the mandate of § 41 of the Longshoremen and Harbor Workers Compensation Act.
Thus, the OSHA shipbuilding regulations had their genesis in the LHWCA. The courts have recognized these safety regulations as part of the federal schema both to provide compensation under LHWCA to injured harbor workers in the event of an industrial accident and to prevent accidents involving harbor workers in the course of their maritime activities. Arthur v. Flota Mercante Gran Centro Americana S. A., 487 F.2d 561, 564 (5th Cir. 1973); Grigsby v. Coastal Marine Service of Texas, Inc., 412 F.2d 1011, 1036 (5th Cir. 1969), cert. dismissed, 396 U.S. 1033, 90 S.Ct. 612, 24 L.Ed.2d 531 (1970). Indeed, before the maritime standards were adopted by OSHA, a violation of the safety regulations constituted negligence per se in actions by injured longshoremen against shipowners. Arthur v. Flota Mercante Gran Centro Americana S. A., 487 F.2d at 564; Marshall v. Isthmian Lines, Inc., 334 F.2d 131, 134 (5th Cir. 1964).
The Secretary has also recognized the relationship between the two statutes. Shipbuilding regulation § 1916.1 provides in part that each employer involved in shipbuilding activity shall subscribe to the requirements of § 41 of LHWCA, 33 U.S.C. § 941(a), by furnishing and maintaining employment and places of employment which are reasonably safe for his employees in all employments covered by the statute. The disposition of this petition for review requires
We start our analysis by inquiring whether the "majority of the work" test used by the ALJ is appropriate in the context of an OSHRC citation case. We think that the ALJ erred in concentrating his analysis only upon the regulations defining "shipbuilding"
In determining the areas where Dravo may be held to maritime safety standards, it becomes necessary to consider the contentions of the parties. The Secretary would like to make the coverage of its maritime regulations as broad as possible, broader than the scope of compensation coverage under LHWCA.
Although the courts may be increasingly willing to interpret coverage broadly when an injured plaintiff is in need of compensation, the same approach is not followed in cases implicating penal sanctions. Historically, the applicability of penal sanctions has been narrowly construed by the judiciary. This is so notwithstanding the tendency of courts to construe implementing regulations liberally, and exemptions narrowly, in order to afford workers maximum protection. Bristol Steel & Iron Works, Inc. v.
Diamond Roofing Co. v. OSHRC, 528 F.2d 645, 649-50 (5th Cir. 1976) (citations omitted).
Because we deal here with a penal sanction, we begin with a recognition that the coverage of an agency regulation should be no broader than what is encompassed within its terms. Accordingly, we note that definitions for both "employer" and "employee" limit coverage of the OSHA shipbuilding regulations to maritime work on "the navigable waters . . ., including dry docks, graving docks, and marine railways." 29 C.F.R. §§ 1916.2(c) & (d), supra notes 5 & 6. These definitions do not include structural fabrication shops within their scope; they include only waters, docks, and marine railways.
This court developed a test for interpretation of the Secretary's OSHA regulations in Bethlehem Steel Corp. v. OSHRC, 573 F.2d 157, 161 (3d Cir. 1978):
Because the Secretary has failed in his regulations to state that a structural shop is included with docks and marine railways as a place of maritime employment to which shipbuilding regulations apply, we believe that the structural shop at issue here is not to be held to shipbuilding safety standards. The Act grants the Secretary, and not OSHRC or the courts, the means and the responsibility to amend the regulation if he so desires. Diamond Roofing Co., 528 F.2d at 649; Bethlehem Steel Corp., 573 F.2d at 161. See Marshall v. Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co., 584 F.2d 638, 643-44 (3d Cir. 1978).
Although the Secretary urges that the language of the definitions of "employer" and "employee" does not foreclose their applicability to areas other than waters, docks, and marine railways, we note that the definitions, see notes 5 & 6 supra, do not "state with ascertainable certainty what is
Dravo's position that OSHA coverage should be narrower than LHWCA coverage presents a more difficult issue. As we have noted, the purpose of these OSHA standards is to prevent injury to those harbor workers who, if injured, would be eligible for compensation under LHWCA. Longshoremen, for instance, are covered under LHWCA if they spend "at least some of their time in indisputably longshoring operations," in activities that are an integral part of the process of maritime industry. Northeast Marine Terminal Co. v. Caputo, 432 U.S. at 273, 97 S.Ct. 2348, 2362, 53 L.Ed.2d 320; P.C. Pfeiffer Co. v. Ford, ___ U.S. ___, ___ n.18, 100 S.Ct. 328, 337 n.18, 62 L.Ed.2d 225 (1979).
Dravo would have us adopt the reasoning of another ALJ in a proceeding at OSHRC Docket No. 14818. Dravo Corp., [1976-77] OSH Dec. (CCH) ¶ 20,787 (1976). There, the ALJ rejected applicability of the shipbuilding standards to Dravo's pipe shop although ninety percent of the work done there was marine work. But the ALJ relied on I.T.O. Corp. v. Benefits Review Board, 529 F.2d 1080 (4th Cir. 1975), vacated, 433 U.S. 904, 97 S.Ct. 2967, 53 L.Ed.2d 1088 (1977). Because the only case cited in that OSHRC decision was vacated and remanded for reconsideration in light of Northeast Marine Terminal Co. v. Caputo, 432 U.S. 249, 97 S.Ct. 2348, 53 L.Ed.2d 320, and because the decision erroneously relied on the "last point of rest" doctrine rejected by this court in Sea-Land Service, Inc. v. Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, 540 F.2d 629 (3d Cir. 1976), and by the Supreme Court in Northeast Marine Terminal Co., we reject Dravo's suggestion that we rely on the reasoning of that opinion in order to determine what areas are governed by OSHA's shipbuilding standards.
Compensation provisions of LHWCA are broader than OSHA coverage to the extent that a worker may claim compensation even though, at the time of his injury, he was not engaged in work activity specified in the regulations, or was not engaged at that moment in maritime work at all, see note 9 supra. For instance, in Sea-Land Service, Inc. v. Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, 540 F.2d 629, a longshoreman recovered even though he was injured on a public street in the marine terminal not under the employer's control. The court did not construe the statutory coverage under 33 U.S.C. § 903(a) to be
We were required to define "shipbuilding" in Dravo Corp. v. Maxin, 545 F.2d at 380, because Congress failed to supply a definition of the term in the 1972 LHWCA amendments. Dravo was therefore on notice of what activities constitute shipbuilding. The employer was not apprised by regulation, however, of the exact inland areas that would be considered shipbuilding sites in addition to the promulgated "dry docks, graving docks and marine railways." In contrast with his relatively broad exposure to liability in compensation cases, an employer should not be subject to penal sanctions for nonadherence to safety standards without adequate notice in the regulations of the exact contours of his responsibility.
Dravo contends that in areas where maritime standards are applicable, it was error for the ALJ also to allow citations under general industry standards. This practice, however, is expressly provided for by regulation. 29 C.F.R. § 1910.5(c) states:
The general safety standards complement the specific safety standards, of which the set of shipbuilding regulations is one example, by filling the interstices necessarily remaining after promulgation of the specific standards. The Secretary cannot be expected to have anticipated every conceivable hazardous situation in promulgating specific standards. As the Fourth Circuit has noted:
Bristol Steel & Iron Works, Inc. v. OSHRC, 601 F.2d 717, 721 n.11 (4th Cir. 1979) (citations omitted).
Accordingly, even in areas properly citable under specific maritime standards, the Secretary may hold an employer to the general industry standards in those situations where no specific standard is applicable.
In addition to challenging the applicability of certain OSHA standards, Dravo argues that the inspections that led to the citations were the product of harassment. Dravo complains that the OSHA area director had ordered twenty-three previous inspections of its facility while its competitors were inspected one, two, or three times and that therefore the Secretary's inspection of the facility constituted an abuse of his discretion under 29 U.S.C. § 657(f)(1). Upon review of the record we find no error in the commission's determination that the Secretary did not abuse his discretion. The ALJ noted:
App. at 1033a.
Dravo also petitions for review of citations for seven items relating to machine guards, crane operations, and welding. We have carefully considered all the contentions presented by the petitioner. We have reviewed the factual contentions to determine whether the findings of the commission are supported by substantial evidence on the record as a whole. U. S. Steel Corp. v. OSHRC, 537 F.2d 780, 782 (3d Cir. 1976). According certain deference to the agency's construction of the regulations in question, as courts are obliged to do, we have reviewed the legal contentions to determine whether they show the commission's conclusions to be arbitrary, capricious, or an abuse of discretion. Budd Co. v. OSHRC, 513 F.2d 201, 204-05 (3d Cir. 1975). We conclude that the commission's findings are supported by substantial evidence and that its interpretation and application of its regulations were reasonable exercises of its discretion. We therefore affirm the decision of the ALJ as to these specific items.
The petition for review will be granted and that part of the order of the commission holding OSHA shipbuilding standards applicable to the Dravo structural shop will be set aside. The remainder of the commission's order will be affirmed. Each party to pay its own costs.


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Having been educated a little bit about the original timeline, I've been debating a little on what to do about the subsections in character articles.
Currently, we have everything in subsections listed as what happens in the games/Extend stories/CD Drama's/canon manga. I propose that for everything that happened in the original timeline, it be moved under the heading "Original Timeline" and should be the first section.
Of course, this heading would only really apply to the characters who appear in this timeline, so characters like Mai Natsume and Azrael would be exempt. For characters who already have a 'Wheel of Fate' subsection, that could simply be renamed 'Original Timeline'
Now the only three sources for the original timeline, if I recall correctly, is the Wheel of Fate Drama CD, the BlazBlue Calamity Trigger Part 1 novel, and Material Collections.
I'm just brainstorming here, since a lot of stuff happens in the BBCTP1 novel that isn't mentioned in the WoF CD, and I want to find a way for this to be stored in the character articles.
Any other suggestions would be heartily appreciated.


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Backyard Bird Feeding - Suet Vs Vegetable Fat February 20 2011
Backyard Bird Feeding - Suet Vs Vegetable Fat
The capacity for flight is very demanding in terms of energy. The dietary preferences of organisms that have evolved the capacity for flight reflect the need to maximize energy intake and minimize weight gain. Birds eat to satisfy energy demands. The most concentrated energy source in any diet is fat at about nine calories per gram. This is at least part of the reason birds demonstrate a preference for suet cakes and seeds that have a high fat content like sunflower seeds. Since all fats have approximately the same energy concentration, how well a particular fat meets the energy needs of birds is basically a function of its digestibility.
The digestibility of fat is determined by the fatty acids contained in it. Saturated fats are difficult to digest; unsaturated fats are relatively easy to digest. The higher the percentage of saturated fatty acids in a fat the more difficult the fat is to digest. According to Dr. Kirk Klasing, an avian nutrition expert at the Center for Avian Biology, University of California at Davis and author of Comparative Avian Nutrition, beef fat is very highly saturated and is the most difficult fat to digest, pig fat (lard) is a little easier to digest because it is slightly less saturated, and vegetable (with the exception of coconut and palm oils), poultry, and fish oils are easiest to digest because they are low in saturated fatty acids and high in unsaturated fatty acids. In terms of digestibility, vegetable, poultry and fish oils are much better for birds than lard or suet. Unfortunately it is difficult to make a dietary product with oil due to its fluid consistency. A firm or solid product is much easier to handle. Vegetable oils can be partially hydrogenated (saturated) in order to raise their melting point. In fact, the melting temperature of vegetable shortening is a function of its percentage of saturation. For vegetable shortening cakes, the most desirable fat would have a melting temperature only high enough to remain firm at maximum ambient temperatures.
Since vegetable shortening contains less than half the saturated fatty acids and more than eight times the unsaturated fatty acids contained in suet, it seems clear that vegetable shortening is significantly better than beef suet in terms of digestibility.
In addition to being the most concentrated source of energy in a diet, fat also provides other nutritional benefits. Fat acts as a carrier for the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K. These vitamins are essential for good health. There are also three essential unsaturated fatty acids - linoleic, arachidonic, and linolenic - that are required nutrients for good health. Linoleic acid, the most important of the three, can't be synthesized in the body and can only be obtained from the diet. The other two fatty acids can be synthesized in the body from linoleic acid. As indicated in the table above, suet contains very little unsaturated fatty acid (3%) while 25 % of vegetable shortening consists of unsaturated fatty acids, primarily linoleic acid. Vegetable shortening also contains a relatively high level vitamin E a powerful antioxidant that inhibits rancidity. Suet has very low levels of vitamin E and therefore is more prone to rancidity or oxidation. As in the case of digestibility discussed above, the evidence supports the conclusion that vegetable shortening is better than beef suet in terms of nutritional composition.
Another issue of concern is the fact that birds have a very high metabolic rate that makes them vulnerable to nutritional deficiencies. Since birds eat to meet their metabolic energy needs, there is a risk that they will develop a preference for the high fat diet supplied by fat cakes. Commercial suet cakes are not formulated to meet the nutritional requirements of birds. They are intended to supply energy and nothing more. They food items like milo, cracked corn, sunflower seeds, and so on, incorporated into the fat are added as attractants to birds. We believe that the practice of offering suet cakes to wild birds, while providing a source of vital energy, may expose the birds, particularly in winter, to nutritional deficiencies that can impair their ability to fend off disease.
Fat is essential in the diet of birds. As animal care professionals, we must conclude that, based on the results of our research, vegetable shortening is the preferred choice in fat cakes. Furthermore, the commercial suet cakes currently available do not and are not intended to meet the nutritional needs of birds. Therefore, we have developed a line of food cakes that incorporate a complete diet formulated to meet all the nutritional requirements of birds into a vegetable-shortening matrix. We believe that our products are a significant step toward the responsible feeding of wild birds.
Author: Willis J. Whittaker, 30+ years experience as an animal care professional, BS in Natural Resource Management & BA in Environmental Ethics. http://www.aviancuisine.com
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It's been a dream of ours to develop and install a permanent television remix artwork, so we're very excited to announce that Firebrand TV is installed at the brand new Firebrand Saints. Gary Strack, the chef and owner behind Firebrand Saints, Central Kitchen, and the Enormous Room has been a big supporter of Sosolimited since the very beginning, so we're especially proud to launch this artwork in his new space.
Firebrand TV is a development of Set Top Box. It's an installation that continuously watches, catalogs, and transforms live television. The piece is a five-screen video beam. The left-most screen always shows the live broadcast signal. The other four screens display a series of visual and typography transformations of the signal. Firebrand TV is a platform for live television transformation, and a development of our live remixes of the US Presidential Debates.
The software, developed in openFrameworks, captures the HD video signal, as well as the Line 21 Closed Captions. We analyze the contents of the broadcast using computer vision and natural language processing, specifically building on the work of James Pennebaker and his LIWC dictionaries. In the image above, we are looking for phrases in the future, present, and past tense, and are pairing them with a progressively delayed video signal.
In the above image, we are building an archive of facial expressions. The software continuously scans the broadcast for faces and when it finds one, captures it and adds it to the collage. The four screens combine to form a short-term memory of facial expressions.
The above detail shows a purely typographic visualization that displays only the big words in the transcript. By filtering out all but the largest words, the audience is presented with strangely poetic subtitles to the on-screen drama. This mode works best with Desperate Housewives of Orange County.
There are a lot of amazing people involved with Firebrand Saints. We're really psyched to have had the opportunity to work with Michael Samra of the architectural Studio Troika, Brandon Miller of Tank Design who was responsible for the graphic identity, site, and wall treatments, and our partner Jesse Baer-Kahn of City Retail, who helped manage the realization of the whole project. The space includes a number of badass artworks, including an awesome projection piece by Theo Watson. The food is amazing and the drinks are top notch, so you should really check the place out. Can you tell we're excited?
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Oh Algebra, how annoyed you make me
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You have all the problems, but know all the answers
The work keeps growing like pesky cancers.
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Mountain View third-graders learn fire safety from Windsor firefighters
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Third-grade students at Mountain View Elementary School in Windsor received a lesson on fire safety from three Windsor Severance Fire Rescue firefighters.
"I liked the part about the gas mask, and they told us if there was a real fire what to do," Jando Tovar, 8, said.
Volunteer firefighter Bryan Vogt, Lt. Kirk Bauer and fire rescue engineer Jordan Spight read books, put on 60 pounds worth of gear, showed them around the fire engine and ate lunch with the students in recognition of national Fire Prevention Awareness Month.
Questions from the kids were sprinkled throughout third-grade teacher Kara Englert's classroom and ranged from what else do firefighters do when they don't fight fires to if firefighters rescue cats in trees.
Ashtyn Chismar, 8, said she learned how to be safe during a fire. "I learned that if you're in a tall building that you might want to throw some stuff out," Ashtyn said. "It was cool."
Englert said her students learn a lot when community members, such as the firefighters, come to school and teach them what they do for a living.
"It's very exciting for them to have members of the community like this that everybody knows come and read to them and get them excited about things," Englert said. "It's so important, even for them to know their phone number and address and what to do in case of an emergency to keep themselves safe."
Vogt, who sounded a bit like Darth Vader when he put on his breathing mask, said the greatest part of going to schools is interacting with kids.
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"If they don't know what we look like, they're not going to know who is in their home looking for them and shouting their name," Vogt said. "They need to know that this person is there to help them, and they need to know how to respond to that. We're kind of scary with our flashlights in the dark."
Mountain View Principal Michelle Bigler said the kids love it when the firefighters come and teach them things.
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