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South African Airways deplores the tactics of intimidation and violence which were today practiced by members of the South African Trade and Allied Workers Union (Satawu) who are participating in the industrial action under way at the airline.
Satawu today intimidated, and became violent towards, members of SAA's crew and ground staff working at Airways Park in Kempton Park, Johannesburg. SAA has called in the South African Police Service to bring order to Satawu members who are picketing outside Airways Park.
SAA is putting alternative security arrangements in place to ensure the safety of the airline's employees.
The industrial action is now in its 13th day, and the operations of the airline have not been affected. SAA implemented a contingency plan at the start of the industrial action last Friday (20 February) which has ensured that the flight schedule has continued to run smoothly over the past 13 days. SAA had an excellent On Time Performance record in February despite the industrial action.
Several meetings have been held between SAA and representatives from Satawu, and further discussions are scheduled. SAA management remains committed to discussions with labour to find a speedy solution to the industrial action.
The airline will continue with the implementation of its contingency plan to ensure that flights run according to schedule. No flight delays are currently expected.
The industrial action follows a dispute declared by South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU), relating to the following issues: a demand that the payment of retention bonuses be extended to all employees, and that SAA immediately halts the use of labour brokers.


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eContent is a Web-based content management system for creating information systems, intranets, B2B, B2C, catalogs, and vertical portals. Written in Java for scalability, and based on open standards Struts and Expresso for stability, eContent integrates content management, scalable content and application delivery, resource management, workflow and personalization. It supports executables, all documents types, OLAP reports, Java programs, and legacy integration.
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Nuxeo Platform provides a framework and set of components to address document management and collaboration needs, including metadata/taxonomies, versioning, lifecyle management, workflow, relations, searching, reporting, transformation, auditing, and retention. Its flexible extension system, based on OSGi, allows developers to quickly configure and extend the platform by creating new components. Its default Web user interface, based on the JSF standard, uses AJAX to create a pleasant user experience. It can also be accessed by a rich client interface through the use of Web services, for instance using the Eclipse-based Nuxeo RCP rich client platform.
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American Smooth Open Bronze
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|Variation 1) Criss Cross Progressive Twinkle: 1-9 Box with Underarm Turn end Left Side by Side, Underarm Pass (w/hand change), 2 Criss Cross Progressive Twinkles (Man Hairpin), Impetus, 4-6 Basic Twinkle Ending.
|Variation 2) Shadow Progressive Twinkles: Twinkle, Pivot-Developé, Lady Turn to Shadow (Man Chassé, Lady 3 Step to Left), 2 Progressive Twinkles in Shadow, Shadow to P.P., Closed Position Ending.
|Variation 3) Handshake Flip Flops Variation: Twinkle to Flip Flop Position, Flip Flop Lady to Left Side, Flip Flop Lady to Right Side, Flip Flop w/Handshake Hold, Regain Normal Right Side Flip Flop Hold, 4-6 Basic Twinkle Ending.
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|Variation 5) Runaround in Alternate Hold: 1-6 Open Left w/ UAT, Open Break, Runaround, Open Impetus from Open Position, 4-6 Basic Twinkle Ending.
|Variation 6) Twinkle Roll Off to Check: Twinkle & Chassé, Lady Roll Off Turning, Side by Side Check, Lady Curl in for Developé, Regain Left Side Flip Flop Position, Flip Flop to Right Side, 4-6 Basic Twinkle Ending.
|Variation 7) Shadow Right Turn: Twinkle, P.P. to Shadow, Open Right in Shadow, Hairpin Shadow, Check & Developé, 4-6 Left Box Ending.
|Variation 8) Shadow Left Turn: 1-3 Left Open Box, Lady Spiral to Shadow, Spiral in Shadow Position, Progressive Forward in Shadow, Open Left Turn in Shadow, Hairpin in Shadow, 4-6 Basic Twinkle Ending.
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Your insurance may require that you meet your annual deductible and/or require that you pay a percentage of the bill rather than just an office visit co-payment. You should check with your insurance company if you have any questions.
Most Hennepin County Medical Center clinics are considered hospital-based clinics by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). This designation means that your billing statement will be divided into two separate charges for services provided in the clinic, including:
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A: If you have questions about your bill, please contact Billing Customer Service at 612-873-3073.
If you would like to obtain a price estimate before visiting an HCMC clinic or scheduling a procedure, please call the price estimate line at 612-873-9500.
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Samantha Schneider (TIBCO/To The Top) won a two-up sprint over Cath Cheatley (Colavita/Baci) to earn the win at the Chris Thater Memorial, making it the first NRC victory for the USA U23 National Crit Champion. After numerous attacks were nullified in the 35-mile criterium, the duo made it off the front of the pack with 7 laps to go.
"I'm on cloud nine, the team rode awesome." said Schneider after the race. With teammate Brooke Miller retiring, "We really really wanted to make it eventful and exciting."
TIBCO's Joanne Kiesanowski won the bunch sprint for 3rd after her team's train took over in the final lap, with Brooke Miller providing the final leadout. It's a toss as to whom was more excited, Kiesanowski or Miller in the final race of her professional career.
Attack, attack and attack some more. Tough it was a small field, with 42 riders in the final race of the NRC, that didn't stop the attacks from flying. Almost every lap, a rider was off the front trying to escape starting off with Janel Holcomb (BMW-Bianchi) who kept on going after getting the first prime. And that was the story with BMW-Bianchi, Team VBF, TIBCO/To The Top and Colavita/Baci launching attack after attack, each one nullified pretty quickly.
One of the aggressors today was Cath Cheatley. With the NRC Individual classification sewn up, she and her Colavita/Baci squad was now looking for the team standings. "We came to the race with two goals really, number one was to nail the classification for the teams, and to obviously win the race. "
TIBCO/To The Top was looking for a bunch sprint, but both Megan Guarnier and Meredith Miller tried a few attacks to soften up the field. Riding solo, Laura Van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom) and Lauren Tamayo (Peanut Butter Co TWENTY12) made their way into a few attempts but none stuck, until the final ten laps.
As soon as her teammate Rushlee Buchanan, in her black & white New Zealand Crit Champion color, was reeled back in, Cheatley counter-attacked and Schneider jumped on her wheel.
"Today we wanted to keep it to a field bunch for a win for Jo because she's been riding really well, she's sprinting awesome." Schneider explained. "We were trying to keep it together but we wanted to keep the numbers up there, and so when Cath went, oh I guess I'm going. I was trying to stay up front to keep Jo safe and protected."
And that was it. With 6 laps to go around the 0.85-mile course with its four-corners, the duo had established a gap of 10 seconds. Two laps later it was up to 35 seconds with the field resigned to fighting for the third spot of the podium.
Tactics came into play for the pair off the front. "I was doing most of the work in the break, Sam was sitting on quite a bit, I was just trying to get her to pull through." said Cheatley. "I just trying to keep the pace high, just trying to get some of the string out of her legs."
"I'd pull out the hill and Emma was like 'take it easy, take it easy' just because she'll probably attack because I didn't want to be too fried. I did a little work but she did a lot of work in the break." commented Schneider.
With 1 lap to go, the riders crossed the start/finish line side by side. Cat and mouse time.
"It was a little slower because we had the time," said Schneider about the last lap. "We were waiting to see who was going to go. We went next to each other the whole course, until the last corner, it was a sprint, she went first and I sat on, trying to be as patient as possible. It worked out."
Cheatley was the first one out of the final corner, at 350 meters from the line, but Schneider came around her for the win.
Behind them, Team TIBCO had its four-rider train lined up with Guarnier at the front, all working for Kiesanowski.
"I was definitely fighting for some wheels." laughed Kiesanowski.
"I managed to get back on Brooke's wheel, and Meredith just drove it down the back stretch to the last corner. I thought that Brooke was going to hold on actually because she had such a good gap going around that last corner, she just bombed it. I managed to get back into her slipstream and started coming around her at 100, 150 meters to go. And yeah powered to the line." said Kiesanowski who is off to Bordeaux for a 3-week training period before flying to India for the Commonwealth Games.
When she saw that her teammate would get the field sprint, Brooke Miller sat up and celebrated. What a great way to end a career. (More on that later).
"It feels bloody good actually." said Cheatley about finishing on top of the NRC.
Cheatley took over the top of the individual standings in early July after winning two stages and the overall at the 51st Annual Fitchburg Longsjo Classic. She extended her lead with her second place overall at Bend Memorial Clinic Cascade Cycling Classic and a top five finish at the Presbyterian Hospital Invitational Criterium in Charlotte, NC.
With her second-place finish in the final race of the calendar, Cheatley did secure the NRC Team Classification for her squad. "When I was in the break with Sam, I knew she as a pretty good sprinter but I knew that even if I was outsprinted at the finish, the number goal would be met. It worked out pretty well."
Cheatley and Buchanan will also represent their native New Zealand at the 19th Commonwealth Games in Delhi.
USA Crits. Leader Erica Allar stayed safely in the bunch and finished 9th in the race and won the overall with of Tiffany Pezzulo (Treads.com/DFT) finished second. Kacey Manderfield (Cycle Loft) won the Maxxis Best Young Rider presented by Cyclingnews.com and Lauren Ellis (BikeNZ), the Sportsbase Online Lap Leader presented by VeloNews.
The pro/1 men's Chris Thater Memorial Crit, 50-mile (80.5-km) affair, raced on a technical 1.2-mile (1.9 km) course with 6 corners and the same hill, starts at 11:30 am ET on Sunday. On the line is the race victory and the men's NRC Team title.
Follow @podium_live for all the action during the race; stay tuned here for reports and photos.
Top 10 Results
1. Samantha Schneider (TIBCO)
2. Catherine Cheatley (Colavita/Baci)
3. Joanne Kiesanowski (TIBCO)
4. Modesta Vzesniauskaite (Colavita/Baci)
5. Brooke Miller (TIBCO)
6. Lauren Tamayo (Peanut Butter Co TWENTY12)
7. Kaytee Boyd (Bike NZ)
8. Laura Van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom)
9. Erica Allar
10. Kacey Manderfield (Cycle Loft)
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