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Chapter I
Sale of College Property
"Matrimony was ordained, thirdly," said Jane Studdock to herself, "for the mutual society, help, and comfort that the one ought to have of the other." She had not been to church since her schooldays until she went there six months ago to be married, and the words of the service had stuck in her mind.
Through the open door she could see the tiny kitchen of the flat and hear the loud, ungentle tick tick of the clock. She had just left the kitchen and knew how tidy it was. The breakfast things were washed up, the tea towels were hanging above the stove, and the floor was mopped. The beds were made and the rooms "done." She had just returned from the only shopping she need do that day, and it was still a minute before eleven. Except for getting her own lunch and tea, there was nothing that had to be done till six o'clock, even supposing that Mark was really coming home for dinner. But there was a College Meeting today. Almost certainly Mark would ring up about teatime to say that the meeting was taking longer than he had expected and that he would have to dine in College. The hours before her were as empy as the flat. The sun shone and the clock ticked.
"Mutual society, help, and comfort," said Jane bitterly. In reality marriage had proved to be the door out of a world of work and comradeship and laughter and innumerable things to do, into something like solitary confinement. For some years before their marriage she had never seen so little of Mark as she had done in the last six months. Even when he was at home he hardly ever talked. He was always either sleepy or intellectually preoccupied. While they had been friends, and later when they were lovers, life itself had seemed too short for all they had to say to each other. But now. why had he married her? Was he still in love? If so, "being in love" must mean totally different things to men and women. Was it the crude truth that all the endless talks which had seemed to her, before they were married, the very medium of love itself, had never been to him more than a preliminary?
"Here I am, starting to waste another morning, mooning," said Jane to herself sharply. "I must do some work." By work she meant her doctorate thesis on Donne. She had always intended to continue her own career as a scholar after she was married: that was one of the reasons why they were to have no children, at any rate for a long time yet. Jane was not perhaps a very original thinker and her plan had been to lay great stress on Donne's "triumphant vindication of the body." She still believed that if she got out all her notebooks and editions and really sat down to the job, she could force herself back into her lost enthusiasm for the subject. But before she did so - perhaps in order to put off the moment of beginning - she turned over a newspaper which was lying on the table and glanced at a picture on the back page.
The moment she saw the picture, she remembered her dream. She remembered not only the dream but the measureless time after she had crept out of bed and sat waiting for the first hint of morning, afraid to put on the light for fear Mark should wake up and fuss, yet feeling offended by the sound of his regular breathing. He was an excellent sleeper. Only one thing ever seemed able to keep him awake after he had gone to bed, and even that did not keep him awake for long.
The terror of this dream, like the terror of most dreams, evaporates in the telling, but it must be set down for the sake of what came afterwards.
She had begun by dreaming simply of a face. It was a foreign-looking face, bearded and rather yellow, with a hooked nose. Its expression was frightening because it was frightened. The mouth sagged open and the eyes stared as she had seen other men's eyes stare for a second or two when some sudden shock had occurred. But this face seemed to be meeting a shock that lasted for hours. Then gradually she became aware of more. The face belonged to a man who was sitting hunched up in one corner of a little square room with white-washed walls - waiting, she thought, for those who had him in their power, to come in and do something horrible to him. At last the door was opened and a rather good-looking man with a pointed grey beard came in. The prisoner seemed to recognize him as an old acquaintance, and they sat down together and began to talk. In all the dreams which Jane had hitherto dreamed, one either understood what the dream-people were saying or else one did not hear it. But in this dream - and that helped to make its extraordinary realism - the conversation was in French and Jane understood bits of it, but by no means all, just as she would have done in real life. The visitor was telling the prisoner something which he apparently intended him to regard as good news. And the prisoner at first looked up with a gleam of hope in his eye and said, "Tiens.ah.cç marche"; but then he wavered and changed his mind. The visitor continued in a low, fluent voice to press his point. He was a good-looking man in his rather cold way, but he wore pince-nez and these kept on catching the light so as to make his eyes invisible. This, combined with the almost unnatural perfection of his teeth, somehow gave Jane a disagreeable impression. And this was increased by the growing distress, and finally the terror, of the prisoner. She could not make out what it was that the visitor was proposing to him, but she did discover that the prisoner was under sentence of death. Whatever the visitor was offering him was something that frightened him more than that. At this point the dream abandoned all pretence to realism and became ordinary nightmare. The visitor, adjusting his pince-nez and still smiling his cold smile, seized the prisoner's head between his two hands. He gave it a sharp turn - just as Jane had last summer seen men give a sharp turn to the helmet on a diver's head. The visitor unscrewed the prisoner's head and took it away. Then all became confused. The Head was still the centre of the dream but it was quite a different head now - a head with a flowing white beard all covered with earth. It belonged to an old man whom some people were digging up in a kind of churchyard - a sort of ancient British, druidical kind of man, in a long mantle. Jane didn't mind this much at first because she thought it was a corpse. Then suddenly she noticed that this ancient thing was coming to life. "Look out!" she cried in her dream. "He's alive. Stop! Stop! You're waking him." But they did not stop. The old, buried man sat up and began talking in something that sounded vaguely like Spanish. And this for some reason frightened Jane so badly that she woke up.
That was the dream - no worse, if also no better, than many another nightmare. But it was not the mere memory of a nightmare that made the sitting room of the flat swim before Jane's eyes and caused her to sit down quickly for fear she should fall. The trouble was elsewhere. There, on the back page of the newspaper, was the Head she had seen in the nightmare: the first head (if there had been two of them) - the head of the Prisoner. With extreme reluctance, she took up the paper. EXECUTION OF ALCASAN was the headline, and beneath it SCIENTIST BLUEBEARD GOES TO GUILLOTINE. She remembered having vaguely followed the case. Alcasan was a distinguished radiologist in a neighbouring country - an Arab by descent, they said - who had cut short an otherwise brilliant career by poisoning his wife. So that was the origin of her dream. She must have looked at this photo in the paper - the man certainly had a very unpleasant face - before going to bed. But no: that couldn't be it. It was this morning's paper. But, of course, there must have been some earlier picture which she had seen and forgotten - probably weeks ago when the trial began. It was silly to have let it give her such a turn. And now for Donne. Let's see, where were we? The ambiguous passage at the end of Love's Alchymie,
Hope not for minde in women; at their best Sweetnesse and wit, they are but Mummy possest.
"Hope not for mind in women." Did any man really want mind in women? But that wasn't the point. "I must get back my power of concentrating," said Jane; and then, "was there a previous picture of Alcasan? Supposing."
Five minutes later she swept all her books away, went to the mirror, put on her hat, and went out. She was not quite sure where she was going. Anywhere, to be out of that room, that flat, that whole house.
Mark himself, meanwhile, was walking down to Bracton College, and thinking of a very different matter. He did not notice at all the morning beauty of the little street that led him from the sandy hillside suburb where he and Jane lived down into the central and academic part of Edgestow.
Though I am Oxford-bred and very fond of Cambridge, I think that Edgestow is more beautiful than either. For one thing it is so small. No maker of cars or sausages or marmalades has yet come to industrialise the country town which is the setting of the University, and the University itself is tiny. Apart from Bracton and from the nineteenth-century women's college beyond the railway, there are only two colleges: Northumberland which stands below Bracton on the river Wynd, and Duke's opposite the Abbey. Bracton takes no undergraduates. It was founded in 1300 for the support of ten learned men whose duties were to pray for the soul of Henry de Bracton and to study the laws of England. The number of Fellows has gradually increased to forty, of whom only six (apart from the Bacon Professor) now study Law and of whom none, perhaps, prays for the soul of Bracton. Mark Studdock was himself a Sociologist and had been elected to a fellowship in that subject five years ago. He was beginning to find his feet. If he had felt any doubt on that point (which he did not) it would have been laid to rest when he found himself meeting Curry just outside the Post Office and seen how natural Curry found it that they should walk to College together and discuss the agenda for the meeting. Curry was the Sub-Warden of Bracton.
"Yes," said Curry, "it will take the hell of a time. Probably go on after dinner. We shall have all the obstructionists wasting time as hard as they can. But luckily that's the worst they can do."
You would never have guessed from the tone of Studdock's reply what intense pleasure he derived from Curry's use of the pronoun "we." So very recently he had been an outsider, watching the proceedings of what he then called "Curry and his gang" with awe and with little understanding, and making at College meetings short, nervous speeches which never influenced the course of events. Now he was inside and "Curry and his gang" had become "we" or "the Progressive Element in College." It had all happened quite suddenly and was still sweet in the mouth.
"You think it'll go through, then?" said Studdock.
"Sure to," said Curry. "We've got the Warden, and the Bursar, and all the chemical and bio-chemical people for a start. I've tackled Pelham and Ted and they're sound. I've made Sancho believe that he sees the point and that he's in favour of it. Bill the Blizzard will probably do something pretty devastating but he's bound to side with us if it comes to a vote. Besides, I haven't yet told you. Dick's going to be there. He came up in time for dinner last night and got busy at once."
Studdock's mind darted hither and thither in search of some safe way to conceal the fact that he did not know who Dick was. In the nick of time he remembered a very obscure colleague whose Christian name was Richard.
"Telford?" said Studdock in a puzzled voice. He knew very well that Telford could not be the Dick that Curry meant and therefore threw a slightly whimsical and ironical tone into his question.
"Good Lord! Telford!!" said Curry with a laugh. "No. I mean Lord Feverstone - Dick Devine as he used to be."
"I was a little baffled by the idea of Telford," said Studdock, joining in the laugh. "I'm glad Feverstone is coming. I've never met him, you know."
"Oh, but you must," said Curry. "Look here, come and dine in my rooms tonight. I've asked him."
"I should like to very much," said Studdock quite truly. And then, after a pause, "By the way, I suppose Feverstone's own position is quite secure ?"
"How do you mean?" asked Curry.
"Well, there was some talk, if you remember, as to whether someone who was away quite so much could go on holding a fellowship."
"Oh, you mean Glossop and all that ramp. Nothing will come of that. Didn't you think it absolute blah?"
"As between ourselves, yes. But I confess if I were put up to explain in public exactly why a man who is nearly always in London should go on being a Fellow of Bracton, I shouldn't find it altogether easy. The real reasons are the sort that Watson would call imponderables."
"I don't agree. I shouldn't have the least objection to explaining the real reasons in public. Isn't it important for a college like this to have influential connections with the outer world? It's not in the least impossible that Dick will be in the next Cabinet. Even already Dick in London has been a damn sight more use to the College than Glossop and half a dozen others of that sort have been by sitting here all their lives."
"Yes. Of course, that's the real point. It would be a little difficult to put in that form at a College meeting, though!"
"There's one thing," said Curry in a slightly less intimate tone, "that perhaps you ought to know about Dick."
"What's that?"
"He got you your fellowship."
Mark was silent. He did not like things which reminded him that he had once been not only outside the Progressive Element but even outside the College. He did not always like Curry either. His pleasure in being with him was not that sort of pleasure.
"Yes," said Curry. "Denniston was your chief rival. Between ourselves, a good many people liked his papers better than yours. It was Dick who insisted all through that you were the sort of man we really wanted. He went around to Duke's and ferreted out all about you. He took the line that the one thing to consider is the type of man we need, and be damned to paper qualifications. And I must say he turned out to be right."
"Very kind of you," said Studdock, with a little mock bow. He was surprised at the turn the conversation had taken. It was an old rule at Bracton, as presumably in most colleges, that one never mentioned in the presence of a man the circumstances of his own election, and Studdock had not realised till now that this also was one of the traditions the Progressive Element was prepared to scrap. It had also never occurred to him that his own election had depended on anything but the excellence of his work in the fellowship examination: still less that it had been so narrow a thing. Continues.


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The Rise and Rise of Australia - Part Two
Richard Dickinson | 10:30pm gmt 13 Nov 2008
Glenn McGrath celebrates yet another five-wicket haul. His contribution was one of the biggest factors - if not the biggest - in Australia\'s victory juggernaut.
A few days ago we begun a look at Australia's Test team between 1989 and 2006/07
, a period in which they were exceptionally rarely bettered and often untouchable. This is the conclusion of that feature.
For a whole year between June 1993 and March 1994, the batting was composed of Mark Taylor, Michael Slater, David Boon, Mark Waugh, Allan Border, Stephen Waugh and Ian Healy. With none even looking like losing form in this time (all averaged 44 or more), and all being players who had long and distinguished careers (Slater, with a mere 74, was the only one who did not notch a century of caps), whatever stage they were at at the time, it would be possible to argue that this was the strongest batting unit Australia put out all period. England were beaten emphatically away, and New Zealand at home were vanquished with similar contemptuous ease. The South Africans, however, provided a stern challenge in the first series between the two for 24 years, and the legs in both countries were drawn 1-1. The bowling remained a worry to some extent: Merv Hughes' career was effectively ended after the England tour by a serious knee injury, and his replacement Glenn McGrath left plenty to be desired in his opening season, perhaps not terribly surprisingly given he had barely been in the First-Class game for five minutes when picked. Paul Reiffel, like his predecessors Geoff Lawson, Craig McDermott and Bruce Reid, was highly injury-prone. Shane Warne's excellence, however, meant that the problems were nowhere near so considerable as they might otherwise have been.
Border's retirement, coupled with the decline of Boon, meant that from 1994/95 to 1997/98 holes in the batting were not uncommon. Slater too dropped-out for a time, though his place was ably filled by Matthew Elliott. Future pillars Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden, however, struggled badly in their few outings; Michael Bevan could not transfer his sensational domestic form to Test level; and Greg Blewett and another future pillar Ricky Ponting were inconsistent enough to be dropped and recalled several times. However, the bowling was now going from strength to strength. McGrath quickly got the hang of Test cricket in 1995 after his premature elevation; Warne's brilliance continued; McDermott remained excellent until his exit from the side; and Reiffel and two other new recruits, Damien Fleming and Jason Gillespie, provided excellent backup when they were fit (which was admittedly not often). Michael Kasprowicz had his moments as well.
The apogee was reached in 1995. Australia beat West Indies after a crucial dropped catch from Courtney Browne let Stephen Waugh play the innings that decided the series, and in 1996/97 they finally demonstrated they were clearly the best team in the world with a victory that was far more comfortable than the 3-2 scoreline suggested (West Indies won Tests only when they were already two-down). Against all opposition, including the South Africans, Australia were far too strong. The only hiccups came in Pakistan in 1994/95 where misfortune dogged them and what might easily have been a 3-0 baggygreenwash became a 1-0 defeat, and in India where both in a one-off in 1996/97 and a series in 1997/98 Sachin Tendulkar, Anil Kumble and fellows showed they were still beatable in the right conditions. Sri Lanka showed the same thing in 1999/2000, where lost playing time lessened the effect of the Australians being outplayed. An extraordinary rematch in West Indies in 1999 saw Brian Lara almost single-handedly gain a 2-2 draw for his side, but otherwise outside the subcontinent virtually no-one really looked like avoiding a thrashing, never mind winning. The 1997 Ashes in England was closer than the scoreline suggested, but in the end no-one would have claimed Australia were not the better side.
Langer finally nailed down a place at the start of 1998/99, and for the next 8 years, first at three then at one, churned-out runs. Ponting followed his example in 1999/2000, first grabbing the slot at six, then three, moving up the same series Langer ended-up opening (a chance circumstances-inspired move that paid huge dividends). This was good timing as Taylor, whose captaincy had garnered praise Border never achieved, retired after once more securing The Ashes in 1998/99. This meant a hole was mostly present at the top of the order for 3 years - Blewett and, initially, Hayden had little success. Hayden begun to score heavily at the start of the 2001/02 season, and Langer and he remained united at the top of the order until the watershed date of January 2007.
Between 1999/2000 and 2000/01, of course, the Australians embarked on a record-breaking run of victories, ending as they were once more beaten in India, though in truth series defeat could easily have been avoided without the sensational collapse at Eden Gardens. The start of this winning sequence coincided almost exactly with the arrival of Adam Gilchrist in place of Healy, whose batting form had dropped-off horribly from The Ashes of 1998/99. Gilchrist's presence brought something virtually never seen before: a terrific batsman (Gilchrist averaged 60.80 in his first 42 Tests) who could also keep wicket to a more than acceptable standard. Gilchrist did not miss a game in his Test career (Healy had missed just one) and though his batting form also ended-up dropping off considerably, in his case in the second half of his career starting from 2003/04, his presence remained an intimidating one for the sensational innings he still occasionally played. Speedster Brett Lee also made a considerable contribution to the winning streak, averaging 16.07 in his first 7 Tests (all within it), though this proved spectacularly unsustainable, and after returning from an elbow injury his next 31 games (not counting Bangladesh and Zimbabwe) brought an average of 39.40.
Lee's poor performance, however, did not impede his side in any way. With Gillespie finally gaining an extended run of fitness, McGrath as good as ever, and Warne coming through a serious trough between March 1998 and March 2001 (where he averaged 38.27 in 23 Tests, compared to 22.55 in his previous 56) to return to somewhere near his very best starting in the 2001 Ashes, the bowling was formidable. That same Ashes did prove to be the final time the Waughs would show their excellence (Mark was gone barely a year later; Stephen's form held-up just well enough for him to last until the end of the 2003/04 home season), as well as the end of Slater's Test career. But the blow was not enormous with batsmen of the calibre of Damien Martyn, Darren Lehmann and Simon Katich (who like Langer, Ponting, Hayden and even Stephen Waugh himself had had earlier unsuccessful, if brief, spells in the side) to come in. Lee finally exhausted the selectors' patience at the same time Stephen Waugh retired, meaning Kasprowicz returned to the team to enjoy his most successful phase (averaging 26.09 in 16 Tests).
The stage was set, then, for the "final frontier" to be crossed, and this duly happened in the calendar-year of 2004, as Australia won in both Sri Lanka and India. In neither victory were they as dominant as elsewhere, but never could they have been said to have not been the better side. They continued to beat other sides elsewhere with consummate ease. The best side of all, not an easy thing to judge, was very possibly the one that appeared in the Second Test against Sri Lanka in the top-end winter series in 2004: Langer, Hayden, Ponting, Martyn, Lehmann, Katich, Gilchrist, Warne, Kasprowicz, Gillespie, McGrath. All established players who were in-form at the time in question. Lehmann did not last the 2004/05 summer, but after Michael Clarke's first 6 Tests (where he averaged 67.62) this barely seemed to matter.
The defeat in England in 2005, then, was not-a-little surprising. Clarke's start proved a false dawn (he averaged 25.62 in the next 14 games after his first 6); Katich lost form horribly and was dropped soon after the series; Martyn was unfairly scapegoated for his four bad games and also dropped after it; Gilchrist was by then not the force he had been; and most damagingly of all, and inexplicably, Gillespie completely misplaced his ability to bowl and was dropped before the series was out. Australia were beaten 2-1, and in truth 4-1 would have been a likely scoreline had lost play been made-up.
What was perhaps most impressive of all, however, was the way the Australians regrouped, and managed one last mission. Michael Hussey becoming a middle-order rock from the very top drawer may have happened by complete chance (he was first selected as a replacement opener covering for injury, and had done nothing but open all his First-Class career), but his play could be described as little other than awesome. Langer, Hayden, Gilchrist, Warne, McGrath and (briefly) Martyn all defied various beliefs at some point or other that they were finished. Clarke used his time out of the side productively at domestic level and returned an almost unrecognisable batsman. And Stuart Clark, who like Hussey got a first-team place purely by chance (touring South Africa after McGrath withdrew), turned in such an impressive performance that he was suddenly being talked of as "The New McGrath" rather than the "in the McGrath mould" that had been offhandishly thrown his way for many years. This meant that Australia saw-off the challenges of South Africa and England, both expected to be extremely stern at the very least, emphatically.
Wholesale change had to come some time, and there have been increasing signs since the start of the 2007/08 summer that Australia have, as predicted
ad nauseum
, "come back to the pack". But the time at the top, and the road there, was something that everyone involved, and everyone who enjoyed, should cherish for as long as they live. There is much to be said for a journey, and Australia between the 8th of June 1989 and the 6th of January 2007 undertook a journey as fascinating as any cricketing journey could hope to be.
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This page contains Cheats for All-Star Baseball 2004 organized by sections for Xbox. All-Star Baseball 2004 is a Sports Traditional Baseball game, made by Acclaim, released on Feb 23, 2003 and published by Acclaim. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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All-Star Baseball 2004 Xbox CheatsAcclaim
- Publisher: Acclaim
- Genre: Sports Traditional Baseball
- Release Date: Feb 23, 2003
- ESRB: Everyone
Wait until your pitcher has low energy then pause game play. If your pitcher is still on the mound, go to "Save Game and Quit", then save the game. Restart the system, and when you go to the main menu, load the game. When you finish loading, it should automatically take you back to the gam...From: john87
When playing an away game, hit a homerun and click the Left Analog-stick when running the bases to taunt the crowd....From: tetengitlog123
Press R when you are running the bases after hitting a homerun. Your player will blow kisses to the crowd. If you continue pressing (R), your player will jump on home plate....From: tufty56
When at the main menu in franchise mode, go to "GM Office", then "Roster Management", then "Disabled List". Look through your players to see which ones are tired (except pitchers). If a starting player is tired, you should bench and rest him for one game....From: arvin4gta
Before playing in a franchise mode game, go to quick play, and on the team's options highlight "Change Uniform". Go back, exit quick play, load the franchise, and when you get to the play game screen on options, your pointer will be on the blacked out uniform part. Press A and you can chan...From: TajJfAbkn
Go to the player editor and make all his stats to D- so that no teams would want to claim him off waivers. When you want to promote a player back to the Major Leagues, change his ratings back to his default settings....From: acindenamncic
Start a two player game, with only one actual player. Throw a perfect game, striking out every batter. Save the game in the bottom of the ninth inning with two strikes and two outs. Finish the game, collect your points, and save the options. Reload the game and repeat to collect the points again. Ch...From: classy dudette
Go to quickplay mode, choose your team, then select the desired cheat to be used in franchise mode. Start the game, quit the game, load your franchise, then pick the game you want to play. When you play, the cheat you selected in quickplay will still be active....From: aiman
If you are down in the count or need a quick ball, pretend to lay down a bunt. Pull back while the pitcher is in his motion. This should result in a ball being thrown. Note: This only works up to two times in an at bat....From: Muncie
Start a game with and set the skill level on anything except "Manage Only". Pause gameplay go to "Controller Select". Switch the controller to the team that you want to lose. Then, go into "Team Management" at the pause screen. Change the pitcher and the fielders to the...From: feliz
Height: 6'6" Weight: 203 + 4 Seam Fastball + Curveball + Slider + Changeup Stance and deliver are 3/4 low kick Have all stats up...From: mark
If you have a pitcher or created player that throws a hard 4 seam fastball, always place the pitching cursor below where you want the pitch to go. The pitch will automatically rise after the pitcher releases it. However, with other pitches (curveball, slider, changeup, etc.) the ball will end up whe...From: lyoid
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Authorities have identified the women as 29-year-old Jenni Marie Jenkins; 23-year-old Shaneka Marie Posey; 34-year-old Sarah Melissa McConnell; and 48-year-old Sherri Oats. Court records do not list attorneys.
The Quad-City Times reports the women are accused of allowing children to stay with two registered sex offenders at the trailer park. Authorities say the children were then sexually molested.
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Here are 10 things you should know for Friday, June 6:
1. -- U.S. stock futures were higher and European stocks rose following Thursday's stimulus announcements by the European Central Bank.
Asian shares ended Friday's session mostly lower. Japan's Nikkei 225 closed nearly flat.,
2. -- The economic calendar in the U.S. on Friday includes the nonfarm payrolls report for May at 8:30 a.m. EDT. Nonfarm payrolls are expected to have increased 218,000, down from April's gain of 288,000, according to economists surveyed by Reuters. Consumer credit for April is due at 3 p.m.
3. -- U.S. stocks on Thursday rose to record heights on Thursday as markets cheered the ECB's unprecedented moves to help stimulate the eurozone economy.
The S&P 500 closed 0.65% higher to 1,940.46, a record-making level after robust gains over the previous month. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.57% to 16,833.4. The Nasdaq increased 1% to 4,296.23.
4. -- Bank of America (BAC) is in talks to pay at least $12 billion to settle civil probes by the Justice Department and a number of states into the bank's alleged handling of shoddy mortgages, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the negotiations..
At least $5 billion of that amount is expected to go toward consumer relief consisting of help for homeowners in reducing principal amounts, reducing monthly payments and paying for blight removal in struggling neighborhoods, the people told the newspaper.
The stock fell 0.5% in premarket trading to $15.36.
5. -- U.S. authorities negotiating with BNP Paribas over alleged sanctions violations at one point suggested that France's biggest bank pay a penalty as high as $16 billion, Reuters reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Reuters said a $16 billion settlement would have pushed BNP's penalty above the biggest ever for a bank -- JPMorgan Chase (JPM), which paid $13 billion last year to resolve a number of civil mortgage-related allegations.
The stock fell another 0.3% in premarket trading on Friday. 7. -- Walmart (WMT), the world's largest retailer, is scheduled to hold its annual shareholders' meeting beginning at 8 a.m. on Friday.
Walmart's Doug McMillon, named CEO in February, has to deal with a decline of five consecutive quarters in U.S. sales as well as a fall in shoppers.
8. -- VeriFone Systems (PAY), the maker of debit- and credit-card payment machines for retailers and other businesses, narrowed its loss in the fiscal second quarter as revenue increased.
It also plans to cut about 500 jobs by the end of the year, or roughly 9% of its work force. Adjusted earnings in the quarter were 37 cents a share, ahead of estimates of 32 cents.
9. -- Diamond Foods (DMND) posted third-quarter adjusted earnings of 11 cents, below Wall Street estimates of 17 cents.
The loss for the quarter was $105.6 million, or $3.63 a share, wider than the year earlier's loss of $15.6 million, or 71 cents a share.
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In the battle of the bulge, there's no such thing as a magic bullet, but researchers at North Carolina's Baptist Medical Center say they're close to it: a so-called obesity vaccine.
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In that third group of mice, there was noticeably less fat.
The vaccine is only in the testing stage. Researchers will try it out on monkeys next, but when asked if this could end obesity in America, Mizell said "possibly."
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Written on: 15/11/2012
So I ordered a figure from them in late september in the knowledge that it coud take 28 days (stated in their delivery statement). 35 days later i decided to email them to see what was going on. I got what i would describe as a blunt, unsympathetic and rude email stating that they are out of stock and don't know when they will be getting any more in. I had received no communication with them prior to suggest that my order would be delayed. After a few emails I am left with the option of… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 13/10/2012 by TattyTermite (1 review written)
The mail order service from this company is a joke. Ordered on line. Account says order closed 7th October, it's now 13th. Money taken out of my bank account. No items received. Email sent, no reply received. This mail order service is a joke and the charge they make for delivery would suggest 1st class..not NON class. Will never order from this company on line again… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 11/10/2012
As my title implies. Item was marked as in stock, paid over £2.00 delivery for a paperback graphic novel. £2.00 for second class!!! absolute joke. I sell a lot of old graphic novels on ebay and even first class doesn't come to that!!!! The site says expect items between 5-7 days!!! Thats certainly not the length of delivery for 2nd class, where I have always received items within 3 days. 8 days and still waiting. There should be a regulatory body for such appalling and down right extortionate… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 19/09/2012
I ordered a Doctor Who wrist watch and was told that I would be contacted to agree upon a shipping rate. I was not to be charged until my items shipped. Four days later, my order was shipped with a shipping price of £35.00! I was never contacted about the price and they had charged me the shipping price without telling me. When the shipping is twice as much as the product, we have a serious problem. Never again… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 16/07/2012
Hello.This is a very good shop online and in store would tell a friend! A+… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 21/05/2012
Ordered 2 t-shirts 3 weeks ago. had an email telling me they are out of stock and have no idea when they will be getting them back in (helpful) and biggest joke of all is they charge you a fiver for delivery. just dont bother wasting your time with these clowns they havnt got a clue… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 11/03/2012
Okay, so I've ordered my Caves of Androzani figure set. I'm in the U.K, where they are. They said it would be dispatched in 1 day... guess what? Still not dispatched. By these reviews, I'm a little worried. I think I should have ordered from Ebay! I quite like the layout of the site, but it's just the delivery that puts the site down. The p&p is horrible expensive as well. I'll be avoiding this site from now on… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 16/01/2012 by FlawlessCow (1 review written)
I ordered two items from Forbidden Planet in December. A couple of days later I received an email saying they didn't have the figure I wanted in stock. I replied asking to swap for a similar figure in a different colour. I got a reply two weeks later saying they'd updated my order and I'd now be receiving the alt figure and the book. Time passed.. Eventually I got a package from them nearly a month after ordering. In the package was my figure and a letter saying that they didn't have the… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 24/12/2011
I pre-ordered two Doctor Who sets for delivery on 16th December - day of release. On 14th of December I got an e-mail saying they had been despatched with a 10 day!! delivery date. No, the point of pre-order is to get them on day of release guys. By 22nd no sign, wrote an e-mail. Clearly they had never been sent as they sent them out 22nd on 48 hour emergency delivery. They still didn't get here for Christmas as they forgot 48 hour only works on saturday with an extra payment. So here we are… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 26/09/2011
I have ordered a vast amount of products over the years and have always been happy with them. They have always arrived early and in good condition - until I ordered an item that seemed to take ages to arrive so phoned them to enquire where it was. The phone rang and rang, noone seemed to answer for around half an hour. The woman I spoke to told me it was out of stock and was extremely rude and uninterested. If that is how she speaks to all Forbidden Planet's customers I am surprised they are… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 03/08/2011
Ordered Essential Spider-Man vol. 4 & 5 & Essential Dr. Strange vol. 4. A week after placing my order, I got an email telling me Spidey Vol. 5 wasn't just out of stock, but actually out of print! But, I could phone Forbidden Planet and tell them if I wanted to keep my order open to some nebulous date in the future when it might come back in print. Excuse me? Why do I have to call you? Well, there's no way on the website to send an email tracing your order, so I called at 3:00 in the afternoon… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 11/03/2011
Forbidden Planet UK is awful, a real sham.
I ordered a rabbids plush from them and 6 weeks later it still has not arrived.
Have contacted them but they say there is no delivery tracking for Royal Airmail and asked me to fill in and send them a "delivery enquiry form".
I filled it in and sent it back and now the person I was dealing with is on "annual leave".
I dont know if I will ever be reimbursed or recieve the order. They took the payment weeks ago and I dont know if they even really sent… Read Full Review
Written on: 02/02/2011
Purchased goods and paid via paypal. Chased the order and was told it was out of stock even though no mention on the website. Asked when they may get it in and was told they had no idea. Deliveries were weekly, but they could not tell me on what day.
Offered a refund which I agreed to. Still waiting for the funds to come back into paypal. Other paypal refunds I have received were instant. After phoning them I was told this process can take a few days or more.
The item is still showing as In… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/09/2010
There seems to be 2 Forbidden Planet sites, ForbiddenPlanet.co.uk and Forbidden Planet.com
Ive never had a problem with ForbiddenPlanet.com, but when i ordered from ForbiddenPlanet.co.uk, there was along delay, eventually i got an email telling me they had dispatched 1 out of 5 books i ordered, but still the delivery charge was pushing £6 - for 1 book!! There was no email telling me they could not source the other 4 books and asking me if i still wanted to go ahead with the 1 book order, i… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/12/2010
Yes - there are two companies with a similar name. Thanks for making this difference clear in these comments.
Written on: 11/05/2010
The shop isn't the best layout and the prices can vary dramatically compared to other internet stores (Amazon etc) but I ordered from Forbidden Planet because they were the only ones to have the item I wanted. The postage cost is extremely high and based on the cost of the order not the cost to ship the items. The DVD set I ordered was £24.99 but it was £5.50 for the postage! So I added on an extra item at no extra postage and got a good bargain. After 3 days of payment being taken I emailed as… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 10/05/2010
Purchased online a gift for my girlfriend for valentines day (a fortnight in advance).
It never arrived. Never received a confirmation order either so when we realised it hadn't arrived couldn't find a reference to the purchase.
Considered it a lost cause and forgot about it after purchasing another item for less money from e-bay which arrived promptly and exactly what she wanted.
at the beginning of MAY got an email to say we had been billed by forbidden planet and the item was now being… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/12/2010
It is late now but we would like to know if this order was placed with Forbidden Planet.com or Forbidden Planet co.uk
Written on: 17/04/2010
Without doubt the WORST service I have ever came across in many years of internet buying. They make you believe they have all items in stock when they DO NOT. Then tell you they cannot source the items but you find that months yes months later they have taken the money from your account and sent the items at long last without asking if you still want them !!!!!! All emails answered cheekily as if it was all your own fault, AVOID !!… Read Full ReviewVisit forbiddenplanet.co.uk
Written on: 03/01/2010
Bought nerf gun which displayed as in stock. Order process didnt change for 5 days so emailed their customer service line (the phoneline just rang out with a message 'mailbox full').
email was ignored.
after FOUR emails they eventually responded (9 days after order placed) to say item was out of stock! STILL waiting for refund 2 weeks later!
Appalling non existant customer service, impossible to get on phone,.
I think this company must be dying or in serious trouble, and until they can… Read Full Review
Written on: 22/12/2009
I purchased a light saber from this website and there was no indication that the item was item was out of stock, I waited ten days for delivery and nothing. On the confirmation email I got it said that they wouldnt take the money from my account unless the item was in stock, I had paid by pay pal and the money had been taken.
I called to chase my delivery and was told it WASNT IN STOCK! and wouldnt get here before xmas ! Please do not use this website unless you want to be dissapointed. I now… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/12/2009
Appalling service and complete waste of time. Great web presence and NO customer service 3 days of constantly phoning and e'mailing to get an update on my order I am told none of it is in stock. They really are terrible and the only response to my concerns was "we are answering as many calls as we can"
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It's not the best of photos but was taken to capture what I considered an amazing sight, having not seen daisies in December in a garden in the British Isles before.
This photo was taken 2 weekends ago in Anglesey, just goes to show how different parts of the country hold back the elements of winter.
It would be nice to see other shots taken in December around the British Isles of plantlife that we generally associate with spring/summer.
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Yes but that does not change the information provided - The employer supported the raid which is unheard of outside of CLAC - then in an about turn apposed them being moved into the RN's bargaining unit knowing full well that during the raid that was a #1 demand ... supports my comment that it makes it odd and suspect to motive
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Except it's the opposite. Half of the nurses are in one union, and half are in another. And regardless of whether or not one is in one union or the other if a picket line goes up nobody in any union crosses it.
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Henry Wolfe has a penchant for finding trouble. Or more precisely trouble usually finds him. It is the late 1920's and Wolfe, a traveling reporter/ self-proclaimed adventurer, is hired to go on a mission deep into the dubious jungles of Venezuela.
Several months earlier, the son of a wealthy family disappeared during his search for a lost tribe who reportedly had found the key to eternal life. Wolfe is a last-minute replacement on the team to go find and extricate the son, no matter what.
No white man has ever gone down this Venezuelan river path and returned alive. Local tribesmen and predators lurk in the leafy shadows as Henry and his team fight for their lives.


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Chanthaburi Province
I'll go back to this lovely place in someday.This photo was shot on film. Taken by jezzyjung with a Lomo LC-A loaded with Lomography Color Negative 100 (35mm) film (available in our Online Shop) in Chanthaburi, Thailand. These tags describe this photo: lc-a, jezzyjung, tourist, negative, color, light, chanthaburi, and thailand. Date: 2011. Time: Afternoon. This photo can be found in the album Colors of Chanthaburi [Lomography CN 100].
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