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With the WikiLeaks movie The Fifth Estate about to open in cinemas, the whistleblower website has offered its own film free to Australian audiences.
Repeating a strategy employed to counter the Hollywood movie in the UK and US, the documentary Mediastan will screen on Fairfax websites until Monday.
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Retailers 'incensed' by attack
BUSINESSES have hit back after the Treasury Minister dismissed the claim that it was always more expensive to do business in Jersey as an 'urban myth'.
BUSINESSES have hit back after the Treasury Minister dismissed the claim that it was always more expensive to do business in Jersey as an 'urban myth'.
David Warr, president of the Chamber of Commerce, said that Senator Philip Ozouf's comments were an attack on hard working and honest retailers and wholesalers.
'To make the assertion that he doesn't believe doing business in Jersey is generally more expensive than in the UK is an attack on the whole business community which he is clearly accusing of making excessive profits,' Mr Warr said.
In a report published on the front page of Saturday's JEP, Senator Ozouf called on those importing and selling tobacco products, alcohol and petrol to explain why their margins after duty and taxes were removed appeared to be so high.Subscribe to our Newsletter
Comments for: "Retailers 'incensed' by attack"
Instead of moaning about Senator Ozouf's comments maybe they could explain all these mark ups on cigarette, drink and fuel instead?
I think it comes down largely to rents and wages, which are indirectly related anyway. Shipping is not a major issue. Wages in retail were driven up by public sector wages. Public sector wages rose too much in the good years as a result of fallacious job comparability with finance, but unlike finance have not seen a mixture of job losses and downward wage pressure. Sort out public sector wages and a lot of problems will be solved after a while.
gino rioli
table the evidence, not individual judgements
Glad Ozouf has pointed out what we all believe.
It is normal for us to get the maximum when we are off island.
I wonder if Harley st is cheaper than our local dentists for example?
I am getting really sick of seeing and hearing David Warr
Nothing to chose between the two of them Ozouf or Warr and Co. Warr for the members of his trade Union over- charging for years and Ozouf for his beloved GST and particularly for GST on food and childrens clothes they are both of no help to the ordinary decent hardworking people who make up the majority Jersey people.
Sparky Douglas
Mark ups are taxation. Return the question to the Senator.
D De Jersey
DW proves the standard business model in Jersey is not to compete by offering customers good value and great service, but whine to the press when profits are under threat.
How right is the senator,you just have to look at cigarettes,milk,fuel,drinks and many other products that are well overpriced so who is making all the profits?
Am I missing something here? The Treasury Minister..."doesn't believe that doing business in Jersey is generally more expensive than in the UK" seems to be supporting the local retailers not against them.
I wish people would stop using cigarette & drink as an example of price fixing.... Human beings don't need these items in their life to survive...... If your going to complain about stuff then make sure you complain about things you need to get through every day life..... Food, water, clothing etc........ As a mild smoker & drinker myself if i can't afford to do this luxury i won't do it.........
Sometimes the truth hurts!
Lost count of the number of times that I have turned to the internet as I have felt that I would have been ripped off buying local.
Though, cheaper internet shopping does not come without a consequence, and possible loss of local jobs.
Perhaps the directors of local businesses should stop lining their pockets so much, and stay in business.
The furniture business seems to also charge a massive market when compared to the UK.
When buying on the internet, you don't get to physically view and touch the items or try them on if it's clothes and shoes. (Don't forget it costs to return the goods if your internet purchase turns out to be unsuitable). You also don't get advice about your purchase unless you have made use of the local shopkeeper's time. Time which costs him money but not you, little different to stealing from him really.
Internet warehouses don't have expensive premises with displays and pay the people who do the dispatching the lowest wages possible, probably employing them by the hour without holiday or sick pay.
When all the local shops close, where will you do your research then? Don't say it won't matter, people are already complaining that they have little choice locally.
Parktown Prawn
It also costs to return goods to a local store.....parking and petrol is not cheap in Jersey you know! Besides a lot of companies offer free postage for returning their goods.
Why would you need to touch an item to help you make your decision on whether or not to buy?
A lot of websites show pictures from multiple angles so you won't miss any detail on the item.
Clothes and shoes, I understand, are better to purchase in person because sizes can vary....
You do get advice on websites actually. In fact, I find the Customer Reviews very helpful in making my purchasing decision. At least these are independent from the retailer who has a beneficial interest to "sell" you their goods.
Have you never considered how the post and parcel industry has benefitted greatly from the internet boom too?
Where one industry fails another will succeed....in my opinion....yin-yang and all that ;-)
Please come up with some real and valid arguments before trying to put your point across to everyone.
I too find the customer reviews on the internet very helpful as they are usually written in English. Unfortunately when visiting shops in Jersey half the time the assistants don't speak very good English, or are too busy chatting in their native language to other members of staff/friends/family that seem to hang out in the shops with them.
I would prefer to shop locally but there is nothing local about being the only person in a shop that speaks my language, and then paying double + GST + VAT is taking the piss!
The Nock
Ok David Warr, I challenge you and yours to prove what you say. I do my best to shop local but most of the time it is cheaper (and in many cases MUCH cheaper) to shop Amazon or the likes. I am incensed every time I walk into a shop in town and the prices are way over the top!!!!
Simple Sid
Jersey is now more expensive than the UK what is Warr talking about?
Yes, i can understand this...the Spar certainly don't over charge. I just don't go there anymore.
Whereas the Royal Yacht...anyone fancy paying £150 to stand in a room...a magician might be along shortly...or not in my case.
i have little sympathy for a lot of jersey businesses after years of there over priced goods thank god the internet arrived, but the main problem we have now is the greedy land landlord be it residential or commercial these people are strangling this island with the support of our government with rent rebates and subsidies lets take away these rebates and subsidies and let market forces do there work not that is going to happen when the place is being taxed to the hilt to pay these subsidies.just annoying that the £3 duty on a packet of cigarettes eventually finds its way in the landlords pocket hmmmmmmm who ever could these landlords be i wonder scandal scandal scandal
Wilson Riou
The reason that rents are high is entirely due to market forces. Small island limited space for further housing development, very strong economy and until recently more jobs available than people, means massive pressure on housing and so high property costs. Rents are directly proportional to capital values - it's called economics.
Geddit now?
'until recently' (and may be never to return) supports my argument why should our government subsidize rents unless it benefits them in some way- its called fraud
geddit now??????
My sister-in-law recently bought a bike for my niece's birthday...in a well-known bike shop in Jersey it cost £200, she bought it from Amazon for £65 !!!! And yes it is exactly the same bike.
She could buy 3 from Amazon for the price of one here, can anyone justify that price dfference??
James Wiley
Well there are many reasons, it could simply be that someone had a cheap supply either through insurance write-off or bankruptcy. Someone could have been selling that particular model at a loss. I dare say if you had looked harder then you could have found it even cheaper still
Brand new model so that seems unlikely.
David Warr lost all credibility the minute he put Georgee Osborne on the spot over LVCR. It is reported in comment number 20 by Dave in this newspaper: http://www.thisisjersey.com/news/2011/11/08/uk-to-pull-the-plug-on-fulfilment/
How Mr Warr, the owner of a small business, can purport to represent larger companies is beyond me.
Bright Side
The continued drivel posted on some of these articles never ceases to amaze me. People wade into a debate "up in arms" about something they have no clue about - and often can't even be bothered to write properly and pay attention to grammar!
Of course it is more expensive to do business in Jersey when compared to the UK. Anyone with half a brain can work this out!! For starters, there are economies of scale - there just isn't the demand in Jersey to enable (some) retailers to buy in the sort of bulk that UK vendors do. This is on top of the fact that they have to pay extra shipping, duty and other freight-related costs. When alcohol is in the mix, you also have to factor in Customs (which is not unique to Jersey, but continues to add the the cost). Then there is the cost of running retail premises. Rent is more expensive, the minimum wage is higher and utilities are pricier too. It all adds up!
I struggle to see how the cost of running a retail business in Jersey is the same as the UK. It is all relative at the end of the day. If you choose to live and work on an Island where less than 100,000 people live, you must expect to pay for the privilege!
The people who moan about the Island, are probably the people who are the quickest to save a few quid and buy online, without realizing that they are actually adding to the issue. I'm not naive enough to say avoid online full stop - blimey, we all do it for some things, especially those items you can't get in Jersey! But by continually driving business away from our retailers, we are putting even more strain on the Jersey economy and inevitably, prices will rise even further!!
Mark G
lol you come and comment and slate other people for not having a clue yet you too do not have a clue.
1. bulk purchases already occur on island but some retailers fail to pass on the savings
2. shipping costs the same as sending goods from the south to the north of the uk.
3.Jersey duty is less than the Uk
4. leases you are correct. leases are much more than the uk.
5.minimum wage. the full cost of employing in jersey at minimum wage (all inclusive) is actually 2p per hour cheaper than employing someone the uk minimun wage.
6.utilitie prices are comparable to uk prices,although gas is higher.
island life is expected to be dearer but hiw can you justify the higher margins been charged.....only one reason and thats greedy landlords.
now go and count all my spelling errors!!!
Wilson Riou
Go on Mark G if its as rosy as you make out why not put your money where your mouth is and set up a retail operation here selling at Amazon prices. You'll make a killing!!
Bright Side
All I am saying is that some of the people that pipe up here, really bring nothing to the argument! I'm all for two sides of a story, and I've no doubt there are some that take advantage for the convenience of only being down the road, but I don't believe you can tar all with the same brush. I'm also not in the business of counting spelling errors - and anyway you didn't do too bad ;-)
As a flip-side to what you wrote in response:
1. Yes bulk purchases do occur, but they haven't got a hope of competing with the big chains in the UK (John Lewis etc) who buy on a much larger scale and also have online platforms.
2. The fact that shipping costs the same to Jersey as from N to S of the UK is irrelevant. The majority of goods come via the UK from their International origin, and so the vendor will pay for shipping to the Mainland, and then to Jersey as an extra.
3. Duty may be less, to be honest I'm not entirely sure, I thought it was more.
4. Thanks.
5. Again, I'm not sure of the minimum wage differences, but to extend my first point, you also pay more for services as the cost of labour is typically higher on the Island (so repair costs go up, servicing costs go up, legal representation is more expensive, Accountants cost more etc etc).
6. Water and Gas are certainly more expensive than the UK, not sure about Electricity.
It's an interesting debate, but I still believe that the Minister is wrong, and it is genuinely more expensive to do business on the Island. Whether the prices paid reflect this accurately, will be interesting to see...
Mark G
I do agree with you that to operate a business in Jersey is more expensive then the UK but the fact is that the highest cost in the list we discussed to a retailer is the leases. Until landlords join the game the retailers have no chance at all. I was responding to your comment about people not having a clue, which again i agree with as we have a Minister who is clueless.
In answer to Wilson Riou above, I have seen numerous business's start up in Jersey and become successful and profitable even in the hard times but these business's move with the times and change thier business to suit the market, negociate hard on costs and move if they have to. Lets not forget Woolworths (Jersey) was the most profitable Woolworths in the UK and were competing with Amazon and the likes back then, it only closed to the failure of the UK branch. All the pound shops in town are successful because there was a gap in the market. diversify! Amazon and the likes will be here for a long time so retailers must adapt.
In response to me putting my money where my mouth is....well no need.
Bright Side
You're certainly right about the clueless Minister. Unfortunately he's one of many who are hideously out of touch with reality and the real world!
I have to say I'm a bit skeptical about landlords being the main reason, but I agree it would be really interesting to see just how much money they cream off the top once mortgages and costs etc are paid.
Also, that's amazing about Woolworths - I never knew the Jersey branch was so profitable. Woolworths' problem in the UK was that it didn't have a specific purpose or target market, it was a "jack of all trades, master of none" situation, but this obviously suited the Jersey market very well.
You're completely right though, retailers have to adapt and change to their consumers' needs which is why the pound shops do so well.
Economies of scale? Don't try that old chestnut on me. I remember in the 1990's when I visited Sark regularily that you could get a litre of milk for less than you could in Jersey. Explain how they could produce milk for 500 people for less than Jersey could for 80k plus.
I also remember quizzing some retailers in the 80's and 90's about higher prices and was told by more than one that it was because they had a captive audience. Now the boot is well and truely on the other foot.
I for one will not forget what happened in the past and now use every opportunity possible to cut out the expensive middleman and go direct to source as it saves time, effort and money. Why pay VAT, GST and shipping costs when you don't have to? Times are hard and every penny counts now. Gone are the times of plenty when it was easy come, easy go.
At the end of the day local retailers will have to become competitive or go to the wall such is the way of capitalism. Dog eat dog and all that. The island economy is under pressure due to high prices and reliance on one sector which is stalling. A one legged economy is asking for trouble.
Wilson Riou
Points all well made. Judging by many of the comments on the subject of retail pricing in Jersey it's clear that simple economics should be a mandatory subject at GCSE level.
Parktown Prawn
Bright Side
The prices in Jersey can go as high as they like....if nobody is paying those prices and shopping online then so what!
You say Jersey has a limited consumer base.....but there are 6 billion potential consumers in the world. The internet has brought all of these people a lot closer so what is stopping some of these moaning local retailers from using their brains and setting up their own websites???
There are thousands of small businesses that already do this so you cannot make any excuse for them.
The cost of running a business in Jersey was once relative to UK in my opinion. For starters there were less unemployed here, therefore, more people with money to spend. People were generally on higher wages (although cost of living was higher too) and could usually afford to pay a bit more.....until the internet gave us all a choice to pay reasonable prices instead.
Why should we "expect" to pay for the privilege????
You think it is a "privilege" for people to have to buy things???
You fail to address the real causes which are draining money from our economy, so I will highlight a few:-
1) higher taxes = less money for the average consumer to spend = less input into the economy
2) low paid immigrant labour = money sent back to country of origin for better life when they return = money taken out of the economy completely!
3) government spending more than they take in = raising taxes to cover deficit = see point 1
Small online local business
One thing that kills online businesses in Jersey PP.
Jersey Post.
They cost me 50% of my profit per unit on a recent bulk send to the US.
It wasn't really worthwhile me doing it tbh.
I am hoping my brand and name gets known and perhaps if I can sell high volumes it might be worth it in the long run.
For now it really isn't.
So not so easy to set up an online business with 6 billion potential customers.
James Wiley
I would like to issue my own price challenge to the treasury minister, how come it costs more than double per head to operate the government of Jersey when we don't even have the big expenditures of Defence, Foreign Affairs, Interest on debt etc. to pay for.
Wilson Riou
Have you got figures to support this statement? I recall that one of the big four accountants analysed the costs per capita of government and Jersey came out favourably in comparison to other places - surprisingly perhaps..
No, he doesn't, because he made it up!
Love & Hugs.
James Wiley
Why yes I do actually. I recall that report as reported in the JEP which said we had 'Rolls Royce' public services, now correct me if I am wrong but Rolls Royce is not a Tata is it? Tata however will get you where you want to go just as well and a hell of a lot cheaper.
100,000 people at 700 million per year is £7,000 per head, but this is just Treasury spending, this does not include all the stealth taxation which is charged by departments other than treasury (such as planning fees, license applications, permits, school fees, etc. etc.). These are not insignificant amounts, the JCRA for example gets £250,000 just from three telephone operators so it quickly adds up. Then there is the parishes.
Social Security also spends money out of the fund which is not included in the reported figures but is massive.
True government spending is never reported so I cannot point to it easily as you have to look through a number of reports.
Perhaps the JEP could assist here?
The UK has approximately 65.5 million people and total spending in 2013 for all government is set to be 676.5 billion in 2013 (that's all government spending).
Of that 46.3 billion is on Defence, 14.6 billion is given directly to the EU, interest on debts was another 44 billion and foreign office 2.5 billion.
So we are down to 575 billion or £8,500 per head.
Now strip out the stealth taxation, quangos and local and regional government from that figure and you are talking £100 billion in local government taxes alone, the total spend for all of this is £275 billion making the equivalent figure in the UK £300 billion or £4,500 per head.
The States of Jersey is a rip off.
Parktown Prawn
Well done James
Wilson....what places did Jersey come out favourably against? Qatar? Brunei?
soul doctor
Warr and Ozouf... Jersey's answer to Darth Vader and the Emperor.
Start with the highest price possible and add 5% GST. Not sure where the VAT free bit fits in. Many mainland online companies knock it off automatically. Local businesses don't?!!
Maybe if businesses were made to make their accounts public we could see if their net profit is excessive.Would love to know the profit margins of Sandpiper,Liberation Group,etc.
Private companies do not and should not have to publish their accounts, no more than you have to tell your neighbour how much you are earning.
Define "excessive" please?
Competitors of our private companies would also like to see what the profit margins are.
Silly idea. What we need is for private companies to make a lot of profit here, employ and pay a lot of people, pay rents, pay social security and taxes, buy supplies and services locally - if they do all those things, we should applaud and cheer, not scowl and jeer.
The truth
having lived in jersey for ten years now,and worked in retail for ten years,i feel the retail industry is misunderstood.we have to charge a little more simply because of overheads,rent ,shipping cost and staff,thats keeping the locals in employment.on a daily basis we have customers asking for discount which i would never do,would u go to a restaurant and ask for discount ,no,would u go in to the bank and ask for xtra £5,for free,no!so why do u expect cheaper in retail.if the residents of jersey really care about their island ...SHOP LOCAL,then we may be able to reduce the prices as we will be busier,so instead of shopping on the internet ,shop in jersey and save your local shops,otherwise workers will be penilised as unemployment will rise as will our tax to pay benefits.shop local please,thank you.
Mark G
While i see logic in your statement about shopping local i can also see the incorrectness in your statement. First, You have to remember that people do not have the money that was around a few years ago so they are not spending it now and if they do they shop on line making thier money spread further. Secondly when people were spending the money and using credit cards and trade was good the retailer did not bring the prices down they in fact put them up as you do with supply and demand.
Supply and demand, theres a saying. When trade is good you up the price, when trade is bad you lower the price...pity landlords do not understand the concept of this.
Shirley Knott
Jersey IS a lot more expensive and it is hard to justify.
I picked up a brochure for Christmas good from M&S. The prices looked high so I compared on line with M & S in the UK.
What a mark up! One example was an item that was £50 in the UK but £59.95 here. Everything was marked up well above GSY and what I would consider 'reasonable' cost for transport!
I know where I won't be food shopping at Christmas!
Ex Coopers customer
A while back in went into Mr.Warr's shop to buy some coffee beans. There were about 4 people ahead of me in the queue, the first one in the queue was in the process of ordering about 4 various coffees to go, the next in the queue did the same,the person in front of me walked out followed by me. Perhaps Mr Warr pays too much in rent so he cannot afford a second member of staff to serve customers who want something other than take away coffee.
gino risoli
Bright Side,
spot on, but we could hold our government to account by asking them to put detailed spending of our mney online so we may help them save our money, leading to less taxation.
Carole, St Sav
I hope he include Lawyers fees in this outburst?
And doctors
and dentists
The bottom line
Right. The retailers should get over it, start providing a service and stop taking the piss out of the St Helier customer.


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During the past three decades the Center has evolved from a quasi-independent division of the Department of Physiology, to a "mini-institute" within the University. Essentially all of the funds to support the Center and its research program are derived from competitive grants from the National Institutes of Health (including a major Program Project Grant), with lesser amounts from the National Science Foundation, American Heart Association, March of Dimes-Birth Defects Foundation, and other agencies.
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CHARLES A. DUCSAY (Ph.D. Univ. Florida, Postdoctoral Univ. Oregon), Professor of Physiology and Pediatrics. Signal Transduction in Myometrium, Endocrine Regulation of the Initiation of Parturition, and Effect of Chronic Hypoxia on Mechanisms of Uterine Contractility.
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She looked casual in skinny jeans and a striped shirt topped with a jacket. She rocked side cornrows and her trademark tousled hairdo. She was joined by co-stars John Carroll Lynch, Peyman Moaadi, Lane Garrison, Ser'Darius Blain, Tara Holt, Joseph Julian Soria, and writer/director Peter Sattler.
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Garrison, meanwhile, said the experience of making the movie changed the way he viewed the Guantanamo Bay. "Before I did this movie, I thought everyone down [in Guantanamo Bay] was responsible for 9/11," the actor explained.
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Reports that California Department of Water Resources' plan to sell about 710 million dollars in tax revenue bonds to finance portions of its complex power program that are ineligible for tax-exempt financing under federal tax law as of November 7, 2002. Sale of 10.5 billion dollars in...
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Redemption Notice of US$140,000,000 7.125 per cent Guaranteed Convertible Bonds Due 2010 (ISIN: XS0224133099) (Bonds) issued by Peter Hambro Mining Group Finance Limited (Issuer) and guaranteed by and convertible into ordinary shares (Ordinary Shares) of Petropavlovsk PLC (Guarantor)
13 November 2009
Given that the Aggregate Value1 per Bond has traded above $150,000 for more than 20 of the last 30 dealing days, the Company has decided to exercise its option to redeem the Bonds. Set out below are details of the redemption notice, which is also being posted to Bondholders in full. The Company has opted to give an optional redemption notice period to Bondholders of 31 days (being not less than 30 days nor more than 90 days) as required under the terms of the Bonds. In the event that Bondholders wish to convert their Bonds into the Ordinary Shares as opposed to having their Bonds redeemed, they have up to and including 8 December 2009 to convert those Bonds.
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Capitalised terms used herein shall have the same meanings as those ascribed to them in the terms and conditions of the Bonds.
Notice is hereby given that the Issuer will redeem all outstanding Bonds in full prior to the Final Maturity Date pursuant to Condition 7(b) (Redemption at the Option of the Issuer) at their principal amount together with accrued interest up to but excluding the Optional Redemption Date (as defined below), details of which are set out below:
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Bondholders wishing to avoid having their Bonds redeemed have up to and including 8 December 2009 to convert those Bonds. If all of the Bondholders elect to convert their Bonds, a total of approximately 10,847,810 Ordinary Shares will be issued upon conversion of those Bonds, representing approximately 6.33 per cent of the Guarantor's existing ordinary share capital as at 11 November 2009 and also approximately 5.97 per cent of its ordinary share capital as at such date as enlarged by the issue of such Ordinary Shares.
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Maybe threatening lawmakers and ambushing police officers isn't the best way to convince people of your faith's benign nature. A Muslim woman who had been charged with sending fake weapons and a pig's foot to two New York lawmakers was killed during a struggle with a cop in Georgia on Sunday, authorities said. Jameela Barnette, 53, […]Read the rest of this entry »
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Ron Paul isn't as racist as you think he is, but he's twice as crazy
Don't take my word for it. Read what long-time Ron Paul senior aide Eric Dondero has to say about his former boss. Paul's not a bigot, except when he is. Paul's not a racist, except when he is. Paul's not homophobic, but won't use a "gay" bathroom. Paul's not an anti-Semite, he just hates Israel and […]Read the rest of this entry »
NY Times can't find extremists, unless they want to
I am not a Ron Paul fan. His foreign policy views are naive and dangerous, and are disqualifying in their own right. Nonetheless, the NY Times decided to rip into Paul for the support he gets from radical racial groups. The American Free Press, which markets books like "The Invention of the Jewish People" and "March of […]Read the rest of this entry »
EMPs, fact and fiction
The Charlotte Observer is the latest (and I do mean several weeks late) to write about Newt Gingrich's views on the use of electro-magnetic pulse (EMP) weapons of nuclear origin, especially as told in the forward of William Forschen's One Second After. Airliners falling from the sky. Mass starvation. Roving gangs in lawless cities. Highways […]Read the rest of this entry »


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Today is Sunday, Dec. 18, the 352nd day of 2011. There are 13 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Dec. 18, 1865, the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, abolishing slavery, was declared in effect by Secretary of State William H. Seward.
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In 1892, Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker" publicly premiered in St. Petersburg, Russia.
In 1915, President Woodrow Wilson, widowed the year before, married Edith Bolling Galt at her Washington home.
In 1971, the Rev. Jesse Jackson announced in Chicago the founding of Operation PUSH (People United to Save Humanity).
In 1972, the United States began heavy bombing of North Vietnamese targets during the Vietnam War. (The bombardment ended 11 days later.)
Ten years ago: A federal judge in Philadelphia threw out Mumia Abu-Jamal's death sentence and ordered a new sentencing hearing for the former Black Panther alternately portrayed as a vicious cop-killer and a victim of a racist frame-up. (This month, Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams decided to stop pursuing execution for Abu-Jamal in the 1981 shooting death of police officer Daniel Faulkner.)
Five years ago: The NBA suspended seven players for their roles in a brawl between Denver and New York; each team was fined $500,000. A
One year ago: The U.S. Senate approved repeal of the military's 17-year "don't ask, don't tell" ban on openly gay troops in a 65-31 vote. (President Barack Obama later signed it into law.)
Today's Birthdays: Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark is 84. Rock singer-musician Keith Richards is 68. Movie producer-director Steven Spielberg is 65. Movie reviewer Leonard Maltin is 61. Actor Ray Liotta is 56. Comedian Ron White is 55. Actor Brad Pitt is 48. Professional wrestler-turned-actor "Stone Cold" Steve Austin is 47. Actress Katie Holmes is 33. Singer Christina Aguilera is 31. Christian rock musician Dave Luetkenhoelter (Kutless) is 29.
Thought for Today: "Whoever wants to be a judge of human nature should study people's excuses." -- Christian Friedrich Hebbel, German poet and dramatist (1813-1863).


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Loyalty is one thing, delusion another.
Former Kennedy speechwriter and campaign operative Bob Shrum outdid himself on Ed Schultz's radio show Wednesday, gushing about Ted Kennedy and the maudlin video tribute to him at the Democratic convention. (audio) --
SCHULTZ: You were very close to Ted Kennedy, ran a number of his campaigns, you know the family very well, your impressions of last night.
SHRUM: Well, I mean, I thought it was a very moving evening. It's one of the few times that I can remember when you have a video that's not for the nominee where everybody stops and watches it. And I think it was a testament to what he stood for, what he meant to the party over a very long period of time, the fact that he was a liberal lion, entirely principled, but could actually get things done.
Liberals hear Shrum and nod in recognition. Conservatives cringe in disbelief.
Expect more such mush from Mr. Shrum over the next two months if for no other reason than he ran Ted Kennedy's campaign for re-election to the Senate in 1994 against Mitt Romney, making him a hot commodity among the chattering class.
With that in mind, how I wish that this bizarre liberal obsession with Romney placing the family dog in a pet carrier fastened atop his car for a family vacation 30 years ago was raised when Romney challenged Kennedy in 1994. (The revelation, from Romney's sons, emerged in a Boston Globe series on Romney during the 2008 campaign).
Had this been known in 1994, liberals would have condemned Romney for the rank insensitivity of strapping a pet carrier on a car roof. And conservatives would have responded with three words -- Mary Jo Kopechne. Who might still be alive had she gotten a ride with Romney instead. Because Romney would have left the party around 7 to get up early the next morning. Seeing how it was a weekend and he had lots to do around the house.
Shrum's hagiographic buffing brought to mind a more subtle form of Kennedy revisionism during the convention when NBC reporter Andrea Mitchell interviewed Kennedy's two sons, Ted Jr. and Patrick, shortly after the video tribute to their father was shown, Mitchell mentioning Shrum in her remarks --
MITCHELL: You know, I was there in 1980 as well, covering that convention, and those words, the dream will never die, written by Bob Shrum who's a longtime speechwriter for your father, that was a moment, that was terribly emotional. That was a crushing blow because you knew he would never be president.
TED KENNEDY JR.: Well, you know, but what dad did is he recognized, you know, I gave this my best shot and you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to go back to Washington and be the best United States senator that I can be. And you know what? That's exactly what he did.
Liberals in media want to believe this and the Kennedys are happy to play along, but it's not true -- Ted Kennedy did not abandon his ambition for the presidency after his humiliating defeat to Jimmy Carter in 1980. The proof of this is in the public record.
In December 1985, the Associated Press ran a story about Kennedy's decision against running for president in 1988. One paragraph stands out --
It was the second time in three years that Kennedy, 53, has withdrawn from a presidential race. In 1982, he called a news conference in Washington to say that, though he wanted to be president, his "overriding obligation" was to his three children.
Two years after his "dream will never die" speech at the Democratic convention in 1980 and halfway through Ronald Reagan's first term, Kennedy clung to hope that the presidency was within his reach.
The AP story from 1985 also noted that Kennedy would announce his decision at a press conference in Boston. The possibility that Kennedy might run again was still seen as entirely plausible during Reagan's second term.
As it turns out, 1988 was probably Kennedy's last chance at a second presidential campaign, when another Massachusetts politician, Gov. Michael Dukakis, was nominated by the Democrats. Four years later, the party won with Bill Clinton, who went on to serve two terms.
It was not until the 1990s, after Kennedy remarried and put decades of carousing behind him, that this liberal lion became "the best United States senator" he could be.


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Fear. Discouragement. Loneliness. Anger. Temptation.
These struggles are common to every person, yet not all originate within us. Often they result from a coordinated assault by Satan. In the When the Enemy Strikes Workbook, best-selling author Dr. Charles Stanley explores the often-overlooked reality of siritual warfare and teaches how to respond effectively.
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It's been nearly two years since we've had a new episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and for any other show two years would be a dangerously long time to remain dark. That's more than enough time for an audience to lose interest, for narratives to become stale, for humor (or drama) to be lost, and for strong characters to fade. But Curb Your Enthusiasm doesn't seem to have any of those problems. As evidenced by last night's season 6 premiere, Curb Your Enthusiasm is the same as it ever was: Larry (Larry David) is still able to find new social situations to bungle, Cheryl (Cheryl Hines) is still both consistently annoyed and annoying, the plots are still intricately layered and self-contained, and the show is still funny, even if it does have a tendency to run a joke into the ground (as with the lame, "I thought your party was tonight" kicker courtesy of Ted Danson in last night's episode).
The show is also, of course, still somewhat predictable. "Meet The Blacks" opened with Larry silencing an eager smoke detector with a baseball bat–an action that could only mean that the house will catch fire at some point in the episode. But to quote awful inspirational posters everywhere, Curb Your Enthusiasm, like life, is about the journey not the destination. In "Meet The Blacks," that journey involved two awkward "I thought your party was tonight" parties, the image of Jeff Garlin dressed up like a little Dutch girl, Larry and Cheryl hosting a family of hurricane refugees, a chocolate penis cake, and multiple utterances of the word "schmo-hog" before we finally saw Larry and Cheryl on the lawn of their smoldering house.
The audience may have correctly guessed that Larry and Cheryl's house would eventually catch fire, but no one would have ever surmised that the house would be set aflame by an improperly extinguished cigarette placed in a piece of chocolate penis cake by the angry mother (Vivica A. Fox) of an African-American family displaced by a hurricane that Larry was forced to adopt in order to please Cheryl, whom he pissed off during a round of The Newlywed Game that they played at an impromptu gathering at Marty Funkhouser (Bob Einstein)'s house which Larry precipitated by trying to avoid a party there the night before.
In short, even when it's predictable, Curb is still surprising. And while some of the plot-point gags seem forced (How can anyone, even someone as oblivious as Larry David, not know that they're in an erotic bakery?), many of the throwaway lines along the way ("That would be like if my name were Larry Jew.") are laugh-out-loud funny. The means more than make up for knowing the end–at least in this episode.
Grade: B+
Stray observations:
--Maybe it's just me looking for evidence of Larry David's real-life marital difficulties in his TV-life marriage, but has Cheryl gotten more annoying? She certainly seemed less tolerant of Larry in last night's episode.
--Can Vivica A. Fox be funny outside of Booty Call? Only time, and Curb Your Enthusiasm, will tell.
--Picturing Jeff Garlin dressed as a little Dutch girl is funny, but picturing Richard Lewis playing golf, or engaging in physical activity of any sort, at a health club with Jeff Garlin and Larry David might be funnier.
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Anja EL SAWAF (hair and make-up) travelled to the stunning island of Lanzarote for the new FÜRSTENBERG BEACHWEAR and BEACHWEAR BLACK images. Michael Steiner was the photographer.
Commissioned by the agency Bloom Project, several key visual motives around the topic 'real values remain' were shot for ALLIANZ, which promote a new Allianz Global Investors fund. Angela SKALLA took care of the styling on set for photographer and GoSee member ERIC DREYER
Vanessa DI MATTEO was in charge of hair and make-up for KABO BAGS' new campaign image.
Handmade handbags made from the finest South African ostrich leather, from classic to extravagant, in the warm tones of the African continent.
Together with a large portion of creativity and the infamous female weakness for handbags, the first bag collection of It-label KaboBags was created.
Its style is classic with trendy colours, but making use of unusual material – all handmade with a lot of attention to detail and quality.
KaboBags quickly became an insider tip and its fan base is expanding rapidly.
Even America's cult TV personality Oprah Winfrey lists this 'small but mighty luxury label' amongst her fashion must-haves. GoSee member DIANA DIEDERICH shot the images.
Stylist Tu Anh NGO realised the styling for the 'Dark Warrior' spread in INSTITUTE magazine's current issue. Lina Tesch was the photographer.
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Hi I reload from time to time , and I have a 338 gun that just loves the 275g 338 bullet. But I can not seem to find them any more. I have been scrounging around and have amassed about 6 boxes but it was not easy ! So I take it speer does not make them anymore?.... thats sad.
All I see on their web site is 250gr and 225gr and I think one 200gr.....
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This cowl is very textured and uses 2 yarns that alternate--Silk Mohair, a laceweight yarn, and Beaded Mohair & Sequins, a dk weight yarn with beads and sequins. I designed it to work with 2 matched colors, and the sample shown is in color 508, both in Silk Mohair and in Beaded Mohair & Sequins. I love the idea of this in a solid, even cream in Silk Mohair & Beaded Mohair & Sequins, so I hope someone tries it.
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How to declare a major or minor in the Geography & Anthropology Department:
1. Bring your "What-If" Degree Audit to the Department office in Phillips 257. The Academic Department Associate will direct you on how to meet with an advisor or the department chair.
Please note: If a faculty member is not available at the moment, you will need to return later. This process may take time—it's important to plan ahead.
2. Major/minor program requirements are outlined in the University Catalogue and on-line. Please go over them before your meeting.
3. After you meet with the advisor or chair, the Academic Department Associate will add your major or minor online and assign you to a faculty advisor in the department.
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Add a couple hundred miles if you count minimalist footwear (I don't):
Nah - that's gotta be after your shower. They'd be dirtier than that after 1160 miles!
Seriously, very impressive. Good work. I hope to someday get away from the bruised and smushed toes as well as you have.
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SPROWSTON is an extensive parish and very straggling village, 3 miles north from Norwich, in the Southern division of the county, Taverham hundred, St. Faith's union, Norwich county court district, rural deanery of Taverham, archdeaconry of Norfolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of SS. Mary and Margaret is an ancient flint and stone building, and has at various times undergone repairs and alterations which have much interfered with its original architecture: it consists of chancel, nave, aisles and square brick tower containing 3 bells: it contains several handsome monuments, amongst the most interesting of which, but in a state of great dilapidation, are many relating to the Corbett family, the Micklethwaits, one to the Morse family, and several other mural tablets, one in the chancel dated 1665 to Sir Thomas Adams, who was Lord Mayor of London in 1645; the chancel window is stained, and was given by Mrs. Rushmore. The register dates from the year 1727. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £300, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich and held since 1878 by the Rev. Edward Francis Linton M.A. of University College, Oxford. A vicarage was erected in 1882. There is £30 yearly for fuel. The village is about 3 miles in length, and contains some handsome private residences. There are two corn mills in the parish. Sprowston Hall, the seat of John Gurney M.A., J.P. is a fine red brick mansion, which was rebuilt in 1881, pleasantly situated on the Wroxham road. John Gurney esq. who is lord of the manor, William Hardy Cozens-Hardy esq. Sir H. J. Stracey bart. and Gilbert H. Stracey esq. J.P. are the chief landowners. The soil of this parish is extremely light; subsoil, generally gravel, with patches of clay at varying depths, from which excellent bricks are made. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and turnips. The area is 2,576 acres; rateable value. £6,154; and in 1881 the population was 1,798.
POST, MONEY ORDER OFFICE & Savings Bank.Henry Burrage, receiver. Letters arrive from Norwich at 4.45 a.m. & are dispatched at 6 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Norwich.
A National school was erected in 1860 by Mrs.Arkwight & greatly enlarged in the year 1873 by John Gurney esq. to whom the school belongs; Robert John Adcock, master; Mrs. Jane M. Adcock, mistress
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Turkey hot sausage combined with ground beef in pasta sauces is wonderful.
I was inspired to create this recipe with a touch of sweet and savory in every bite.
This burger is a great alternative to beef with tons of simple but wonderful flavor! Goes great with Sutterhome Merlot!
I love food, but my jeans keep getting smaller each year, so I have had to find ways to still get great taste with lower fat and calories.
These turkey burgers do not require a flowery introduction. They're a unique combination of tastes that you've probably never seen in a single burger.
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Review subjectShimmer is an understatement on this product. It really just looks like someone poured glitter on you. If that is the look you are going for, great, but if not, then beware. I use the vanilla spice body butter and love the scent, but this lotion smells very different than the body butter. It must have something to do with the formulation. Be aware that anything you touch will deposit shimmer on it...read more and do not touch your lips with this stuff on - it tastes awful. Overall, it has a nice scent but is intensely shimmery, almost to the point of being overwhelming. — 6 years, 1 month agoTheLacqueredLady | 751 reviews
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Great Stuff in every way!I bought this around Christmas to give it a try because it smelled good and I like being glittery! The smell is a exactly what it claims to be, vanilla with a hint of spice! The shimmer is perfect too, very subtle...doesn't make you look like you are trying to hard to stand out and be shiny! It's non greasy and long lasting, and I LOVE IT! The shimmer is the most unique shimmer I have ever seen, s...read moreo mild, yet beautiful. Works great, smells great, looks great and priced right...you just can't go wrong with this! — 8 years, 2 months agoMeljoy444 | 20 reviews
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Perfect holiday day shimmer.The lotion is amazing the smell will bring a smile to anyone's face! And the subtle shimmer is perfect fot the holidays — 8 years, 9 months agoAmberT1327 | 29 reviews
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A risk factor is something that increases your likelihood of getting a disease or condition.
It is possible to develop gallstones with or without the risk factors listed below. However, the more risk factors you have, the greater your likelihood of developing gallstones. If you have a number of risk factors, ask your doctor what you can do to reduce your risk.
Men older than the age of 60 and women between the ages of 20 and 60 are at increased risk of developing gallstones. Pregnant women are more likely to have gallstones with symptoms.
Genetic factors play a role in gallstone disease. There is an increased risk of gallstones among first-degree relatives.
Medical conditions associated with gallstones include:
Gallstones are common in the following groups:
A number of drugs are associated with gallstones. The most common are:
The following dietary changes increase the risk of developing gallstones:
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Shaffer EA. Gallstone disease: epidemiology of gallbladder stone disease.
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The solid waste schedule for the city of Gainesville will be altered because of the Thanksgiving holiday Thursday and Friday. There will be one collection next week for Monday and Tuesday customers.
Recycling customers with collection on Thursday will be picked up on Friday. Those locations with normal Friday collection will be picked up on Saturday.
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The Google Nexus 7 is just about the most powerful tablet you can purchase today, but it lacks some of the higher end features found on other tablets. MHL support for attaching a HDMI connector is one feature that it lacks. We assume that some features were left out to reduce the cost of the tablet and allow them to give us the $200 price tag they launched with, or was this the reason?
There is also a four pin dock connector on the top edge of the Google Nexus 7, but I've been unable to find out what they will be used for and what it physically supports. Would be nice if there was an external dock with a HDMI connector, but I'm not sure what is possible.
Would it have cost any more to include the MHL support or did they simply remove this functionality to drive people to use an alternative device for their big screen experience such as the Google Nexus Q?
Did Google decide not to include a MicroSD Card Slot because they are driving us towards using the cloud?
Other functionality that is missing is support for USB OTG (On-The-go). This feature may be a simple software limitation as people have already reported that rooting the Google Nexus 7 and then using StickMount from the Play Store allows you to mount an external USB Storage device. Once StickMount is installed and you connect a USB stick with the USB host / OTG cable, the device will show you a popup asking if you want to open StickMount.
There are still debates about the power output form the Nexus 7 USB port and whether or not you'll actually need a powered USB hub to make this work, but there are people actively working on these issues and posting testing results and we should have better answers very soon.
There are lots of questions flying around about what is and what is not included on the Google Nexus 7 and why, but the question that really needs answering is "what can we do and how we do itâ€.
We'll keep searching and posting more information as it becomes available. For now, we have posted the questions and any answers to these questions and lots more Google Nexus 7 resources in our Google Nexus 7 forum.


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XOTclIDE is an integrated (interactive) development environment for the Tcl and XOTcl language, a highly flexible object-oriented extension of Tcl. It provides a Smalltalk-like programming environment similar to Squick. It allows graphical introspection and editing of a running system (based on Tcl's and XOTcl's introspection facilities). The system state can be saved in the form of Tcl packages. It can optionally use a version control system based on a relational database (MySQL, PostgreSQL, ODBC, or SQLite). All system changes are saved to the database on the fly. It provides browsers for viewing and editing xotcl classes and objects. It also contains syntax highlighting and a static code checker for TCL and xotcl. It contains many developer plugins.
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Release Notes: The program was updated for XOTcl 1.6.0 and Tcl 8.5. Multiple code views are synchronized now. Usability was improved. Many small bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: This version offers a new plug-in: an I18N (Internationalization) helper that can scan a program for msgcat-library expresions and produce msg-catalogs. XOTclIDE can use Oracle (via the oratcl interface) as a version control database. This release also contains some small bugfixes.
Release Notes: This release include new plug-in: visual regexp. A new wizard helps convert Tcl procedures to object-oriented methods. The version control database can be also driven with an MS Access file (via ODBC). A new Variable-Access-Tracker helps observe read and write access to global variables and object variables. The values of variables can be displayed in the user-friendly GUI.
Release Notes: This release has a new open plug-in architecture, including several plugins: Tcl Script Editor, Tk Inspector, SQL Browser, and File Browser (which can also mount virtual Tcl filesystems). This version also contains many improvements in the GUI: better code completion, pure Tcl support, and better display of version control information. Many bugs reported by the users have been fixed.
Release Notes: This version contains many improvements in the GUI and usability (drop down menus and context-sensitive menu enabling). Configuration maps can be managed with a version control system. The code editor supports code completion. There are enhancements in the handling of regular Tcl procedures and code importing. Extended debugging (step in, step over, breakpoints, etc.) is possible with the atkdebugger Tcl extension.
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Learn how to prepare for any ammunition changes by accessing the Special Report from Survival Life.
Austin, TX (PRWEB) April 05, 2013
Unlimited Ammo is the newest Special Report from Survival Life, and a recent article from the website said it is guiding gun owners in one of the most practical and noteworthy ways to recycle and reuse bullets.
Inspired by Survival Life Managing Editor 'Above Average' Joe's experience with the current ammunition shortage, the Unlimited Ammo report will take readers through the step-by-step directions involved in reloading bullets and customizing them to fit a specific firearm. As a result, gun owners can become more in tune with their weapons, and strategically stylize their bullets to work perfectly for their needs, said the article.
This new article from the Associated Press, published on NPR.org, shared news of the latest developments in Connecticut, where the Sandy Hook Elementary tragedy spurred the latest round of debates.
"With an announcement of sweeping proposals to curb gun violence, Connecticut lawmakers said they are hoping to send a message to Congress and other state legislators across the country: A bipartisan agreement on gun control is possible," said the article.
Connecticut's Legislative leaders will vote on measures Wednesday, which are expected to be passed.
"The package also creates what lawmakers said is the nation's first statewide dangerous weapon offender registry, creates a new "ammunition eligibility certificate," imposes immediate universal background checks for all firearms sales, and extends the state's assault weapons ban to 100 new types of firearms and requires that a weapon have only one of several features in order to be banned," the article said.
It's reasons like these that ammunition reloading has grown in popularity, and the Survival Life article said the Unlimited Ammo Special Report can help reduce the dependency on ammo supplies and the increasingly strict regulations on what gun owners can and can't purchase.
Reloaded bullets don't require "ammunition eligibility certificates," said the article.
The Special Report from Survival Life represents hours of technical research and analysis, and was constructed with the help of experienced survivalists and firearm experts who have been thoroughly educated in the field. All the information needed to get a full understanding of how to reload bullets is boiled down to a 30-minute read, giving people the chance to get setup with truly unlimited ammunition in as little as an afternoon, said the article.
Unlimited Ammo shares valuable safety tactics as well, showing folks how to test and check reloaded bullets so every pull of the trigger is free from danger.
As the country moves further away from the freedoms of the Second Amendment, the Survival Life article said gun owners face an unprecedented threat to their rights and security. Unlimited Ammo shares details on a perfectly legal and constructive loophole that works around the restrictions that continue rolling out of lawmaking authorities.
Learn how to prepare for any ammunition changes by accessing the Special Report from Survival Life. The article said there's no better source for realistically Unlimited Ammo.