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8 October 2010
Future plc
Appointment of non-executive director
Future, the special-interest media group, announces that it has appointed Mark Whiteling as a non-executive Director with effect from 8th October 2010.
Since 2006 Mark Whiteling has been Chief Financial Officer of FTSE 250 company Premier Farnell plc. Premier Farnell is a leading multi-channel distributor of products and services to design and purchasing professionals globally, with over 45% of its business transacted via the web. Mark's prior experience includes Group Finance Director of Communisis plc, the pan-European print management/direct mail group and Tibbett & Britten plc, a FTSE 250 logistics company, as well as roles at SmithKline Beecham plc in both the USA and Europe.
Mark has a Master of Commerce degree and qualifications as both a New Zealand ACA and an American CPA.
As previously announced, Patrick Taylor has decided not to put himself forward for re-election at the Company's next Annual General Meeting in early 2011. The Board anticipates appointing Mark Whiteling as chair of the audit committee in succession to Patrick Taylor at that time.
Roger Parry, Future's Chairman, commented:
'We are delighted to welcome Mark to the Board. In addition to his varied financial and public company experience, he will bring significant international perspective to the Board.'
There are no additional details relating to the appointment of Mark Whiteling requiring disclosure under the Listing Rules.
Stevie Spring, Chief Executive Tel: 020 7042 4007
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About Future: Future plc is an international special-interest media group, listed on the London Stock Exchange (symbol FUTR). Founded in 1985 with one magazine, today we have operations in the UK, US and Australia creating over 180 special-interest publications, websites and events. We hold market-leading positions in games, film, music, technology, cycling, automotive and crafts. Our biggest-selling magazines include T3, Total Film, Classic Rock, Guitar World and Official Xbox Magazine. Our websites include gamesradar.com, bikeradar.com, and techradar.com. Future sells more than 3 million magazines each month; we attract more than 20 million unique visitors to our websites; and we host 27 annual live events. In addition, Future exports or syndicates publications to 90 countries, making us the UK's number one exporter and licensor of monthly magazines.
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In an otherwise very ugly game for Ohio State against Purdue, Braxton Miller showed at times what has made him so special. Miller escaped pressure time and time again to make a play, none seemingly more important than on 4th down on what should have been the game-winning touchdown. Miller was pressured, but showed great composure to keep his eyes downfield to find Jordan Hall behind the defense.
Miller definitely was not perfect on Saturday, but at this stage in his career, you cannot expect him to be. He overthrew several open receivers deep down the field throughout the game. His accuracy is something that needs to improve. Miller was 8-18 against the Boilermakers for a career-high 132 yards, but the low completion percentage brought his season average to exactly 50 percent.
One has to wonder if this stage is getting to Miller, as he was hailed out of high school as being a "true dual-threat that is advanced as a passer in comparison to most," according to ESPN. His accuracy has been off almost all season, but his legs and his ability to make the big play have overshadowed this a bit. Hopefully this is just a result of growing pains, coming from high school to college football.
There is no question that Miller has the skills necessary to become a very good (maybe great, I won't say it yet, it's too early) quarterback for the Buckeyes. Some put the blame on the play-calling (looking at you, Bollman), considering the amount of talent on this football team. But it is a lot of young talent. Of the top seven receivers, four are freshman, two sophomores and Jake Stoneburner is the veteran of the group as a junior. It is a group that could have used the experience of DeVier Posey to lead on game day. The experience that this group has gained this season will be invaluable over the next few years.
With Posey returning for Senior Day against Penn State this week, I think it will open up more options for Braxton Miller and the passing offense. It would have been nice to have him back for the Nebraska game, like originally scheduled, but like most of this Buckeye football season, nothing has happened as it was supposed to. Hopefully Posey and Miller have established a connection in practice that will let them get together on the field, and let the Buckeyes open up the offense a little bit.
Even in a bit of a down year for Ohio State, the Buckeyes still have a chance to get to 8-4, and most importantly, beat That State Up North for the 8th consecutive time. Braxton Miller's play will be vital in the final two games of this season, the possible bowl game and the next three years. He must prove that being a top-level quarterback is his destiny, and I'm excited to see how it plays out.

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Nelson artefacts go on sale
A collection of items which once belonged to Lord Nelson are up for auction on Monday.
The Nelson Museum in Great Yarmouth is bidding for a letter written by the naval hero.
It is among a recently discovered collection of Nelson artefacts.
The 93 lots are expected to fetch more than £1m at Sotheby's auction house in London.
The items include Admiral Nelson's sword from the Battle of the Nile and a purse he reputedly carried at the Battle of Trafalgar.
Martyn Dower, jewellery director for Sotheby's, said the purse has an estimate of between £60,000 and £80,000.
"We never saw anything quite like this before," he said.
"It was with him (Nelson) at the battle of Trafalgar almost 200 years ago when he was killed, and still has the coins in it.
'Slice of history'
"You are not buying an object, you are buying a slice of history. And what price is that history worth?"
The collection had belonged to Nelson's friend Alexander Davidson and remained hidden from the public for almost two centuries.
Last week, Nelson was named in a BBC poll as one of the ten greatest Britons, alongside Winston Churchill, Charles Darwin, John Lennon and Princess Diana.
The sale is taking place 197 years to the day after the battle of Trafalgar on 21 October, 1805.
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Butler programs bowling over the competition
Butler's girls bowling team hoped to secure a second consecutive state championship.
However, the Golden Tornado saw those aspirations roll away March 15 at the state championship at North Versailles Bowl.
Butler finished sixth overall with 3,444 pins. Elizabethtown captured the title with 3,859.
"For having lost two girls who went on to bowl collegiately (Autumn Hepler and Brea Suchonic), I really thought this team stepped up," Butler coach Bob Cupp said. "I think it really propels us into next year."
The Golden Tornado defended its Section 2 championship and pushed its section winning streak to 50.
In its five years of existence, the program has not lost a regular-season match.
The team placed sixth at the WPIBL championships and sixth at the Western Regionals to return to the state championship.
"Bowling in sections is one thing, and they kept that perfect streak alive. To go through that and go through WPIBL tournament, they finished high enough to move on," Cupp said. "They came together as a team when we went into the Western Regional and did so well and got that last spot to make team state championship event.
"Once there, we hit the second game and we stumbled a bit. I think they just kind of ran out of gas. With all of the juniors coming back, that was valuable experience. Now, they've been on both sides. They found out how hard it is to win it and how hard you have to work to get back there.
"The girls who were new to that experience saw it'll take all year long to win it."
Megan Paul, a junior, won the Western Regional individual title and placed sixth at the state tournament. In the team championships, she bowled the second-highest series (628) and single game (233).
"She really emerged as our team leader," Cupp said. "She should return with a lot of momentum next year."
Kelly Bintrim and Ciara Pellegrini were the team's two seniors.
"For Ciara, this was her first year really bowling at the varsity level. She knew it was her last chance to make some noise. We'll miss her," Cupp said. "We are going to miss Kelly, too. She wasn't a vocal leader, but she had a lot of respect. She was a solid, consistent bowler. You knew what she'd bring every match.
"Three of our five starters this year were juniors. We had a couple girls just out of the top five who could create a real strong team next year. We have a solid background of experience going into the coming year."
Butler's boys weren't so lucky. After they secured a program-best, third-place finish at the WPIBL championship, the Golden Tornado struggled at the Western Regional and finished ninth.
The top six teams advanced to the state championship.
"The team had one bad week out of the year. Unfortunately, it was the week of the Western Regional," Cupp said.
"For whatever reason, they couldn't get it together at the right time."
Butler will have a new look next season.
"We graduate four of the seven we took to the Western Regional. We have a great group of sophomores not even in that mix. I am pretty excited about it," Cupp said.
"I think we'll be deeper and stronger next year. We're pumped up about it. The experience was good for the kids this year."
One of those graduating seniors is Jake Cookson. He finished fifth at the state championship.
"I think that's a great finish for him," Cupp said. "He wants to bowl collegiately. He knows he can bowl among elite bowlers. He'll be a big loss for us."
Joe Sager is a freelance writer for Trib Total Media.


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Local acts celebrate Kurt Cobain at Fortune Sound Club's Nirvana Night
Friday (April 5) marks the 19th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death, though it's the life of the singer-songwriter that will be celebrated at Fortune Sound Club's Nirvana Night. Following a screening of Benjamin Shapiro's documentary "I Hate Myself & I Want to Die", local acts including War Baby, the Belle Game, and Humans will put loving spins on some Cobain-penned classics.
War Baby guitarist-vocalist Jon Redditt told the Straight he was listening to "shit like Paula Abdul and LL Cool J" before Nirvana came along. "It was totally confusing to me at first, but I really loved it. It seemed dangerous."
While No Sinner or electro-pop outfit Humans could conceivably tweak the template, the already grunge-leaning War Baby's covers will, well, come as they are. "We have that influence like crazy, so I think there should be one band that does a straight-up cover," he said.
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Kurt changed my life with his insightful and surreal music and lyrics. I only wished he could have stuck around to make more to listen to for future generations. I was compelled to compose a portrait of him In Memoriam recently on the anniversary of his death on my artist's blog at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2011/04/in-memoriam-kurt-cobain-and-l... Drop in and tell me your memories of his music and how it's affected you.


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There is a perception that a mid-season coaching change like the one the Winnipeg Blue Bombers made over the weekend can light a spark under a team and produce, at least in the short term, some immediate positive results.
But the statistics tell a very different story. CFL chief statistician Steve Daniel has dissected all the numbers and found that, more often than not, a lousy team that jettisons its coach mid-season remains lousy through the rest of the season.
Consider the numbers:
-- Since 1945, a total of 54 CFL teams -- including this year's Bombers -- made coaching changes during the season.
-- Of those, just 17 teams went on to qualify for the playoffs and just five made it to the Grey Cup. Only two of those teams -- the Joe Faragalli-coached Edmonton Eskimos in 1987 and the B.C. Lions (Steve Buratto) in 2000 -- won the Grey Cup.
-- The more common scenario -- by a factor of better than two to one -- is for teams to continue to struggle after a coaching swap. Of the 53 teams who have made coaching changes mid-season prior to Winnipeg's move last weekend, 36 have gone on to miss the playoffs that same season.
Perhaps partly because of the likelihood a mid-season change won't make much of a difference to a team's fortunes, the Bombers were until last weekend tied with the Edmonton Eskimos at two for the fewest number of in-season firings in the CFL.
Until Winnipeg general manager Joe Mack fired Paul LaPolice last Saturday and replaced him with defensive co-ordinator Tim Burke, the Bombers had fired a head coach during a season just twice previously -- and both in relatively recent times.
In 1998, the Bombers fired Jeff Reinebold after the club got out to a 2-12 start. The team replaced Reinebold with Gary Hoffman, who piloted the club to a 1-3 record the rest of the way as the Bombers finished the season out of the playoffs at 3-15.
In 2004, the Bombers fired Dave Ritchie after a 2-5 start. Ritchie was replaced by Jim Daley and the team improved marginally, going 5-6 the rest of the season but still finishing out of the playoffs at 7-11.
Most CFL teams have shown more willingness to make coaching changes on the fly.
Both the B.C. Lions and Toronto Argonauts have fired coaches mid-season 11 times; the Calgary Stampeders have done it eight times; the Hamilton Tiger-Cats seven times; while the Montreal Alouettes, Saskatchewan Roughriders, and Ottawa teams have done it four times apiece.
LaPolice's mid-season firing -- with the Bombers 2-6 -- was the second in the CFL in as many seasons. Last year, Saskatchewan fired Greg Marshall when the Roughriders opened the 2011 season at 1-7.
The Riders went on to win their next three games -- including back-to-back victories over Winnipeg -- but still finished the season 5-13 and out of the playoffs under Marshall's predecessor and replacement, Ken Miller.
Can Burke's Bombers turn the tables this season on the Riders, heading into the annual home-and-home series between the two clubs? History is slightly against it -- CFL teams that have fired their coaches mid-season have a 24-29 record in the first game under the new boss.
FIELD NOTES -- DB Jovon Johnson and DE Bryant Turner both returned to full practice after sitting out an abbreviated practice on Tuesday... QB Buck Pierce did some throwing, stretching and light running but did not take any reps in the team sessions... Injured running back Carl Volny, who is still recovering from a knee injury sustained last season and has yet to play this year, took some first- and second-team reps on Wednesday. Burke said they will bring him along slowly... RB Chad Simpson, as has been his pattern, didn't practise on Wednesday but is expected to start Sunday in Regina against the Saskatchewan Roughriders... Defensive backs Johnny Sears and Jeremy McGee are both nursing injuries and are unlikely to dress on Sunday.


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What a change – over the past days the temperature has dropped rapidly with light frost warnings given by the weather forecasters and this morning it has started to rain with lots more to come. I can hardly believe that exactly two weeks ago we were invited to Sunday lunch with friends and were able to enjoy a feast in the garden. We started off with iced Bucks' Fizz sheltering from the hot sun under the shade offered by huge umbrellas. A memory of summer to be cherished whilst we have to accept that the evenings are drawing in and the mornings are noticeably darker.
There are plenty of jobs to put on our 'things to do in the garden' lists. One important task to complete before the first frost is to lift tender perennials. Both pelargoniums and fuchsias can be overwintered successfully. Move the whole plant into a pot just large enough to easily take the root ball and put in a frost-free place. This is where the lucky owners of heated greenhouses have the advantage but a cool, light place indoors will do just as well. If you grow zonal pelargoniums why not keep them on display – they can make stunning winter houseplants. All they ask is a light and warm situation and regular watering. Given these they will reward you by flowering right through the winter.
I am still picking tomatoes, just a few every day. They might not have cropped as well as in previous years but they have been an enjoyable and tasty addition to our salads. I am hoping that the remaining fruits will ripen on the plants but any green ones I will bring into the kitchen and leave on the windowsill until they are ready to eat.
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Vosper Thornycroft Holdings PLC
11 July 2000
VT Secures a Major Share of Type 45 Programme
The Defence Secretary announced today that Vosper Thornycroft is
to play a major role in the design and build of the initial batch
of Type 45 destroyers for the Royal Navy. This decision secures
the long-term future of VT's shipbuilding division.
VT will share in the design and production of the first three
ships and will assemble the second ship, which will be known as
HMS DAUNTLESS. VT is already working with the prime contractor
BAE SYSTEMS on the design of the new Class. Production work will
start in early 2002. The second ship, to be assembled by VT,
will be handed over to the RN in 2009.
Chief Executive, Martin Jay, commented: 'This is wonderful news
for the Company and the region. This initial batch of ships
represents at least five years work for our entire shipbuilding
workforce of around 1500 people. We are already recruiting about
100 designers, draughtsmen and other office staff to work on the
project. We will also be well positioned to compete successfully
for all subsequent vessels in the Class.'
'In the short-term, we face a shortage of shipbuilding production
work. However, we will do everything possible to keep our
skilled workforce together and we are hopeful that we will win
the required work to bridge the gap to the start of the Type 45
'We are currently looking at the most cost-effective way of
building these 7000 tonne destroyers, which will be bigger than
anything we have built in the past. We have already obtained
planning permission to redevelop facilities at Woolston.
However, we have also been examining the possibility of the ships
being built by VT in the Portsmouth Naval Base. We will shortly
submit a planning application that would allow us to evaluate
and, if advantageous, develop shipbuilding facilities on that
'There is the potential to build the whole range of surface
warships for both the RN and export at Portsmouth. This could
strengthen VT's overall competitive position and employment
prospects in the region as the site would allow us to produce
ships more efficiently. No final decision on where the ships
will be built has been taken. We expect a decision to be made by
the early Autumn.'
For further information contact:
Vosper Thornycroft Holdings plc
Martin Jay, Chief Executive
Chris Cundy, Finance Director Tel: 023 8042 6107
Phil Rood, Public Relations Tel: 023 8042 6000
e-mail: [email protected]
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Petco in Greenville, NC Saturday from 11 to 4 and most Sundays from 2 to 5.
Come out and meet some of the dogs in our foster program. If you are interested in a particular dog or cat please email ahead of time to make sure that they will be at the pet fair. If you don't see an animal on our list that interest you, please check out the Pitt County Animal shelter pet list. We also go by the shelter and bring dogs from there in hopes of finding them a forever homes.


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The very reason why our church exists is the reason why we evaluate. We believe that the Seventh-day Adventist Church has been raised up at this particular time in earth's history as part of God's plan to take the gospel to the world. In other words, we exist to win souls for the kingdom.
Read Revelation 14:6-7. How do we understand these verses in relationship to our identity as Seventh-day Adventists?
Evaluating how we are doing is a method of keeping true to the task in the most effective way possible. Any evaluation of what the church does should be an assessment of how the evangelism and witnessing strategies are affecting church growth. How is that in which we are involved helping us reach the goal?
Read Matthew 6:33, 10:7, 24:14, and Luke 4:43. What are these texts talking about? How should their meaning impact both us as a church and our work of witnessing and evangelism?
The record of Jesus' ministry on earth contains numerous references to preaching as a way of winning souls to the kingdom of God. Jesus preached that the kingdom of God was at hand. He chastised the religious leaders for shutting up the kingdom of God and making it difficult for people to enter. He sent His disciples out to preach the kingdom of God. Clearly, the overriding goal of Jesus, the apostles, and the church, was the winning of people for the kingdom.
The reports of the numbers of people who were added to the church at various times and the reports of churches being established among the Gentiles are evidence that evaluation was being carried out in regard to how the church was reaching the goal of kingdom growth.
Jesus made a very powerful and blunt statement that if you are not with Him, you are against Him (Matt. 12:30), that if you didn't gather with Him you were scattering. Put aside your profession of faith or your name on a church book. Are you gathering or scattering? How do you justify your answer?


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THE body responsible for training and supplying guide dogs to blind and vision impaired people across NSW hopes a new campaign will reduce the number of attacks on guide dogs by other dogs.
Guide Dogs NSW launched its Take The Lead campaign last week, which aims to encourage owners to keep their dogs on a leash.
According to Guide Dogs NSW, one in two guide dogs in NSW have been attacked by another dog while guiding its handler.
"We're alarmed that so many guide dogs are being attacked by pet dogs and are appealing to dog owners to keep their pet dogs on leads when out and about," Guide Dogs NSW chief executive Dr Graeme White said.
"Guide dogs play a vital role in enabling people who are blind or vision impaired to get around independently. Attacks compromise this independence and can cause serious injury and trauma to both the handler and the guide dog.
"In rare serious cases, attacks can result in premature retirement of a guide dog, which costs more than $30,000 to train."
Dapto's Samantha Noonan has had her guide dog, Sheba, for seven months and encourages owners to keep their dogs on-leash.
Mrs Noonan said it was not just dog attacks that could put a handler at risk. "Sheba hasn't been attacked, but there was one instance where a dog came up to her and she thought she was playing around and she went to follow the dog, but unfortunately there was a crack in the pavement and I tripped over," she said.
"What we want people to do is to keep their dogs on a lead, and if they are walking past somebody with a guide dog just to let them know there is another dog in the area."


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We're in for a long, hot summer. So to stave off heat stroke, we're bringing you our favorite summer treats each week as part of Frozen Friday, giving you the scoop on our favorite ice-cold recipes and party ideas to help you stay cool all summer long.
Mousse? Custard? Frozen yogurt? Pudding? Semifreddo is a little bit of everything. The Italians call it "half-cold" for a reason. With a cream base that you don't have to churn, it's farewell, ice cream maker and hello, freezer! Though it's quick and fairly easy, it's also exceptionally elegant to serve at dinner parties.
Here are six great diverse recipes, including a favorite from a Cooking Channel star. So whether you deem it mousse or pudding, this summer chiller is sure to please.
1. Raspberry Chocolate Ripple Semifreddo: Bakers Royale spoons puréed raspberries and melted chocolate onto layers of vanilla cream for decadent flavor shots throughout (pictured above).


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According to Stuart Jeffrey, an analyst at Nomura Equity Research, the prices cuts indicate that the current line of BlackBerry models are not selling. "Having price cuts this early before a new product is actually announced seems unusually early to us," Jeffrey told CNBC."It seems hard not to conclude there is excess inventory." For the first quarter, only 2.7 million BlackBerry 10 units sold. Wall Street traders dumped the shares on the heels of the report and the stock hasn't recovered since.
At this point, BlackBerry's only viable option might be to sell itself as a services company, focused on security. CEO Heins even brought this up at the conference call when he said, "We've never been a devices-only company. We also run a global secure data network and services business. And we don't plan to run the company with a short-term device-only strategy."
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I'm a student, and I'm voting Lib Dem. These two statements should not forge some irreconcilable conflict, but to many of my peers, they do. When I announce my political predilection, I'm regularly met with a furrowed brow and a medley of phrases such as, 'don't you feel betrayed?' or 'they just let us down.'
Recently the National Union of Students (NUS) released their pre-general election campaign for 2015, a tradition that is supposed to mobilise the youth vote and champion student politics on a national stage - however this year's campaign is less remarkable for the promotion of student involvement in the democratic process and more for partisan alienation of those who don't subscribe to a very specific ideology.
If there is one thing I have learned from my degree (Archaeology and Anthropology) it is that no one ever fits an 'ideal' type such as the 'hyper-social student' that the media presents. And so, instead of creating a breeding ground for social anxiety and even a damaging retreat into isolation, perhaps we could take a bit more time to do or see things a bit more inclusively.
It is true, politicians break promises. We all know this and should probably have worked it out a long time ago. But before starting a student campaign to ruin the Lib Dems, surely it is worth taking a step back and looking at the promises they did deliver on?
For the young people of Britain who have been deserted by the current political system, nobody else is going bring us in from the cold. If we want change, we're going to have to go and knock down the door.
An education system that actively choses to value the voices, practices and methodologies of privilege is damaging to everyone involved, but particularly to students from marginalised groups. The need for a free education comes directly out of this: education should be a source of liberation, not oppression.
It was only a matter of time before a party busted out the big guns and spoke about their policies regarding university fees. Queue Ed Miliband and Labour's revolutionary plans to lower fees from £9,000 a year to £6,000.
There is a huge number of creative people that make important, thought-provoking art - on a shoestring, in the back of the pub, after their full-time job, you name it. But art market is competitive and with the advance of Internet - ever changing. We cannot allow creativity and art to become a pursuit solely for financially privileged.
The cost of UK undergraduate education is likely always to be a political judgement. Somehow, we need to achieve a balance between political interest and institutional autonomy in a way that meets the Miliband tests: equally available, no hidden disincentives, at properly funded universities.
Universities keep trying telling us about the importance of cutting costs. We are living in an age of austerity, and a measly £9000 a year in tuition fees per student is apparently not sufficient to maintain the high standards of education these institutions supposedly provide us with. Why is it then, that they find it appropriate to continue to reward their senior staff with extortionately large salaries and performance related bonuses that are dubious at best?
Engineering educators must utilise young peoples' passion, interest, and reach out, to their dreams by means of diversifying and inspiring engineering to the next generation of engineers and scientists.
Despite a sickening slew of Labour loyalists now wishing to preen Labour's red plumage, and a depressing amount of students seemingly mesmerised by the sham feathers, we should be under no illusions what has happened here: a slightly less neoliberal party has offered a slightly less neoliberal policy.
We find ourselves mere weeks from the General Election in May, and yet the policies that will form the blueprint for higher education remain murky and confused.
Many current students at Bournemouth University appear that to have now accepted £9,000 tuition fees as the norm and are even prepared for the possibility that the next Government could increase them further. They described fees to me as "money that you don't see", and were instead far more concerned with day-to-day survival...
Students as a demographic have always been, and probably always will be, protest voters. They crave the anti-establishment parties which claim to offer some sort of utopia. But, it is not a coincidence that the less power a party has, the more outlandish promises they will make in the run up to an election.
I see a generation weary of business of usual. I see a generation that knows what it wants and is beginning to get mobilised and fight for it. I see a generation set to topple the old order, banish the archaic and the corrupt and the broken, and usher in a progressive future. I see a generation set to pull us back from the brink and change the world. Westminster sees it too, and nothing could terrify it more.


text: Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link. One out of the three major indices are trading up today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ( ^DJI) trading up 3 points (0.0%) at 15,545 as of Thursday, July 25, 2013, 12:49 PM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,346 issues advancing vs. 1,602 declining with 83 unchanged. The Real Estate industry currently sits up 0.2% versus the S&P 500, which is unchanged. On the negative front, top decliners within the industry include Brookfield Residential Properties ( BRP), down 5.2%, Chimera Investment Corporation ( CIM), down 2.2%, Starwood Property ( STWD), down 2.3%, American Tower ( AMT), down 1.8% and Annaly Capital Management ( NLY), down 0.7%. Top gainers within the industry include Nationstar Mortgage Holdings ( NSM), up 1.8%, Host Hotels & Resorts ( HST), up 1.4% and American Capital Agency ( AGNC), up 0.8%. TheStreet would like to highlight 5 stocks pushing the industry lower today: 5. SL Green Realty Corporation ( SLG) is one of the companies pushing the Real Estate industry lower today. As of noon trading, SL Green Realty Corporation is down $0.63 (-0.7%) to $92.98 on average volume. Thus far, 348,928 shares of SL Green Realty Corporation exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 743,800 shares. The stock has ranged in price between $92.65-$94.08 after having opened the day at $93.12 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $93.61. SL Green Realty Corp. is a real estate investment trust (REIT). The firm engages in the property management, acquisitions, financing, development, construction, and leasing. It also provides tenant services to its clients. The firm invests in real estate markets of the United States. SL Green Realty Corporation has a market cap of $8.8 billion and is part of the financial sector. Shares are up 24.7% year to date as of the close of trading on Wednesday. Currently there are 8 analysts that rate SL Green Realty Corporation a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 7 rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates SL Green Realty Corporation as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, reasonable valuation levels, good cash flow from operations, expanding profit margins and increase in stock price during the past year. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had somewhat weak growth in earnings per share. Get the full SL Green Realty Corporation Ratings Report now. STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12-months. Learn more.


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We report today that the Vatican's orthodoxy watchdog department, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, has sharpened its focus on the way theology is being conducted in our church today. The purpose of the congregation is to uphold Catholic doctrine. The congregation, however, misconstrues its role when it becomes the arbiter of what constitutes Catholic theology, managing and even squelching discussions within the theological magisterium. Doctrine and theology should have separate places in the Catholic lexicon.
This week's story involves what many theologians consider the most prestigious theological journal in the English-speaking church, Theological Studies.
Theology cannot be dictated -- if it ever could be. It serves us best when it exists within the context of healthy discourse. We need free and open discourse to nurture Catholic ideas and Catholic engagement in the world today. This is why it is essential that journals like Theological Studies are free to support healthy discussions -- and are not intimidated for engaging in them. Yet for more than a generation now our church's hierarchy has stifled healthy theological give-and-take. Our church is less healthy for it. The primary areas of Vatican concern have been moral theology, liberation theology, and ecclesiology, including ordination and the role of women in the church.
Consider the deep and unhealthy divide that continues between married couples and official church pronouncements on artificial contraception. Why this divide? In good part, this is because healthy discussions in the field of moral theology have not taken place since Humanae Vitae, pronounced in 1968.
This has been a tragedy of historic proportions and it can be traced to a stilted understanding of natural law, and the interplay of faithful Catholics with the world in which they live. Church teachings on matters of sexuality (consider birth control) and moral theology (consider gays as "intrinsically disordered") simply do not hold up for many faithful Catholics. Our church teachings have become divorced from human experience.
Eventually, many Catholics have simply decided to leave the church. According to a recent Pew Research Center report, for example, one out of three U.S.-born Catholics has left the church, many of them citing church teachings on sexuality.
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More than ever we need robust theology; we need research, papers and discussions, which bring more life to the church. As NCR readers know, our tradition has opposed a scripture-alone approach, recognizing the need for scripture and tradition. In other words, our church is not supposed to simply repeat the words of scripture, but must strive to understand the word and work of Jesus in light of the changing conditions and realities of human existence. To carry this out is the task of theology.
In the first millennium, for all practical purposes the bishops were the theologians. In the second millennium, monastic schools began and then universities came into existence. Theologians emerged as a separate area of expertise not only as individual theologians but also as faculties of theology. These faculties had some authority in the church and made a number of pronouncements. Theologians played authoritative roles in the ecumenical councils in the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries. Even at the Council of Trent theologians played an institutional role.
In the more modern period, individual theologians and groups of theologians continued to play an important role in church and papal teaching. We recognize, for example, that the encyclicals dealing with Catholic social teaching beginning with Pope Leo XIII were prepared by theologians.
The Second Vatican Council was a good illustration of the role of theologians. At times we might give too much importance to Vatican II itself. There would never have been a Vatican II if it were not for the theologians at work before the council in many areas, such as the new theology, ecumenics, liturgy, catechetics, and moral and pastoral theology. At Vatican II theologians played a significant role in preparing documents and bringing bishops up to date. Today we remember, in speaking about the council, the theologians more than the bishops themselves!
Thomas Aquinas well illustrates the creative role of the theologian. He was not content just to repeat what had been said, but used Aristotle, whose works were just becoming known again in Europe, to understand better the Catholic faith. Recall that after Aquinas' death two bishops condemned his work. Unfortunately, in the 19th and 20th centuries, church authority used Aquinas for exactly the opposite purpose -- to prevent dialogue with the modern world.
The present situation of theologians in the church must be seen in light of what Jesuit Fr. John W. O'Malley has called the "papalization of the church," which is to say that the pontiff has become the defining element of what it means to be Catholic today. In our theologically stifled climate, neither bishops nor theologians are allowed to speak up for change in the church.
Yes, the papacy should be the final authority in the church, but it has now become the only authority. Yes, theologians will always be prone to mistakes. Theologians must be true to their role and criticize one another, and at times the hierarchical magisterium must step in. However the magisterium cannot just tie itself to one school of theology and condemn all others.
Today little doubt exists there is a widening gap between many theologians and the episcopal magisterium. Some tension in this area will always exist, but the present gap is not good, not healthy.
The Vatican move against Theological Studies is likely to exacerbate this gap. In the Theological Studies article, Jesuit Fr. Thomas H. Smolich, president of the Jesuit Conference of the United States, notes that the society "has a cordial, ongoing relationship" with Cardinal William Levada, who heads the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
This is good news. Let's hope that wisdom eventually prevails and this theological dark night soon comes to an end.
[This Editor's Note appears in the Sep. 2 print edition of NCR.]
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Bankruptcy Law
Bankruptcy Law Questions? Ask a Bankruptcy Lawyer.
Hi JACustomer,
Are you asking about a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
Also, is your name also on the loan?
chapter seven.
In addition to being on the title?
yes just on title
Thank you for your response.
Your Chapter 7 will have no affect on an ach debit from your father's checking account.
will this stop the ach debit
No - the ach debit will not stop.
If your name was on the loan, then the car loan company could not continue to collect the loan from you, but they would still be able to collect it from your father.
In fact, there is no reason for the car loan company to know about your Bankruptcy.
Since they are not a creditor of yours, they will not be notified by the Bankruptcy court that you filed a Bankruptcy.
Only your creditors get notified.
one last question my lawyer had to put it as an asset in my bk documents schedule d. creditors holding secured claims.she had to list it as an asset does that make a does that change any thing these documents are confusing
That is correct. Since your name is on the title, the car gets listed as an asset. It does not matter that your name is not on the loan.
(If your name was on the loan, but not on the title, then the car would not be listed as an asset.)
What matters is whose name(s) are on the title.
do the ach debits stop im just really nervous i do not want this bk to affect my father in any way
No - ach debits from your father's account will not stop.
Don't be nervous. The car loan company will not even know that you filed a Bankruptcy.
But even if they did know, there would be no reason for them to stop the ach debits.
why did my lawyer put it om my bk forms
He listed the car loan company as one of your creditors?
On Schedule D?
should i be concerned
In my opinion, the car loan company does not have to be listed on Schedule D because the car loan company is not one of your creditors. However, if the car loan company is not listed on the matrix, then the car loan company will not know about the Bankruptcy.
what is the matrik
That is the mailing list of creditors.
This Bankruptcy can discharge your debts, but cannot affect your father's debts.
Again, your Bankruptcy can have no affect on your father's account.
i just really do not understand why she listed on she schedule D.if i am just on the title
Because the form says to list ''all entities holding claims secured by property of the debtor". But then the form says to provide the "debtor's" account number. So the form is misleading, but even if the car loan company is listed, it is not necessary to provide your father's account number.
Since he is not the ''debtor'' - you are the ''debtor''.
they have the account number for the loan but not his checking account number.
Even if they had your father's account number it would not matter, as your Bankruptcy can have no affect on your father's debts or your father's ach debit.
Even though your name is on the car title.
will this bk have any negative affect om my fathers credit.


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My boyfriend didn't get me anything for valentines day and I have no idea why and its bothering me. I'm a little upset. I mean we went to a nice dinner, but no card, flowers, NOTHING! he acknowledged the fact that it was valentines day, he said to me "happy valentines day". but I just don't get it. I'm not a materialistic person at all and I never ask for anything from him. but still? he could have given me a card and it would have been enough but I didn't even get that?!? he's not cheap. and he has given me really nice gifts b4 for my b day and Xmas. is this weird? what do you think? and should I say something to him?
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Ok As a guy I'm going to rag on guys that can't figure this out. It's simple you have girlfriend 1 Remember it's valentines don't forget it will will make her dump you or just make you look bad. 2 get a card and yes put some thought in to it not just any random card. Maybe even make one. 2 This one may be debatable. Flowers and if they have a kind they like more then roses get that. The meal thing well that's subject to each couple some like the home cooked meal some want the eating out game each is own on this. After being around girls everyday who chat with there fellow gals this is big issue with guys and why they still screw it up is beyond me. I'm frequently asked by ladies why their guy doesn't get it right I tell them I don't know either. For 2 to 3 weeks before every year you see TV adds hear radio adds even the web tells you. But some how they still can't get it.
In your case I would tell him in passing how you best friend got this card from her man and she thought is so great. Maybe next year he'll get it right.00|00|0


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Save the date for April 7
Updated 12:58 pm, Friday, April 5, 2013
Scarborough Renaissance Festival: Grounds, 2511 FM 66, Waxahachie, 972-938-3247, www.srfestival.com. Take in a round of jousting or visit the arts and crafts vendors. Festival includes 21 stages and more than 200 performances. $10-$24. Saturdays-Sundays and Memorial Day Monday through May 27. 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
Poteet Strawberry Festival: Festival grounds, 25 miles south of San Antonio on Texas 16, Poteet, 830-742-8144, 830-276-3323, 888-742-8144, www.strawberryfestival.com. Festival is a celebration of the town's harvest. Includes concerts, a carnival and lots of strawberries. $15. Friday-Sunday. Times vary.
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49th Annual Bluebonnet Festival: Chappell Hill Museum, 9220 Poplar St., Chappell Hill, 979-836-6033, www.chappell hillmuseum.org. The official State of Texas Bluebonnet Festival hosts more than 250 juried exhibitors, country-style food and live entertainment. Free admission, $5 parking fee. April 13-14. Times vary.


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Recycling - Paper and Cardboard
Columbia University Medical Center Facilities provides basic receptacles for paper and cardboard recycling. Paper and cardboard must be brought to a central location for removal.
The following is a list of Recycling Locations in buildings/floors managed by Columbia University Medical Center Facilities.
|Recycling Drop off location
|Georgian Building
|1st, 2nd and 3rd floor corridors
|Black Building
|Near Elevator landings
|Physicians & Surgeons
|Near Elevator landings and the middle of each corridor
|Vanderbilt Clinic
|Rosenfield - Towers Towers
|side of Elevator landings
|Rosenfield - Lower Floors
|Lower floors – Middle of the corridor
|Near Electrical Closet, stairwell B
|Presbyterian Hospital - 7, 8, 17, 18, 19, 20
|East and West corridors
|Presbyterian Hospital - 9 and 15
|Audubon (Russ Berrie, Lasker and Irving)
|Service Elevator Landing and Corridor
There is no charge for basic recycling services.
A fee may be charged for shredding services and bulk recycling.
For more information about recycling and how you can help, please go to http://www.ehs.columbia.edu/Recycling.html


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The 2008-2009 Full Season Pass at 49 Degrees North is on sale through Oct. 31 for $429, after that it is $675. The Full Season 6-and-younger pass is only $25 all season. The Full Season Youth (7-17) pass is $299 through Oct. 31, and $500 after that. The Full Season Masters (65+) pass is $299 through Oct. 31, and $450 after.
The Full Season Pass is valid all season long, including weekends and holidays.
There are three purchasing options: Click here to order season passes online, to print an order form and mail in with payment, or for a list of times, dates and places to purchase a pass and have it processed for the 2008-2009 season.


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The Danish-Icelandic folk rock band, Krauka, will play at The Contented Cow on Wednesday, September 22 at 8 p.m. There is no cover charge.Krauka is the music of the new Vikings. This Danish-Icelandic band plays Nordic folk with a rock twist on authentically recreated musical instruments from the Viking age and their music has its roots in the ancient Norse songs and sagas.
This concert is their only appearance in the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota regions on their current national tour
Check the Facebook event page for more videos.
We're going to be there! Hope you will, too!


text: Hi all, Legacy slingboxes (tuner, classic, av) don't work with iPad Slingplayers because Slingmedia pulled the dirty move by blocking it in their command code. Some gentlemen in this thread were actually able to make it work by going into the app file and tweak the code, which is pretty amazing. http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1208543 Question is: Does anyone know or can anyone figure out how to do this hack with Version 2.0 Slingplayer, in an newb-friendly way? since the steps in the thread seem a bit complicated. Or maybe turn it into a downloadable Cydia tweak? Thank you all so much for any input!


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BALTIMORE (Stockpickr) -- After a 15-month rally in the broad market, stock investors have a lot to lose right now. That's all the more reason why you should be looking out for "toxic stocks" in your portfolio.
>>5 Big Trade Signals After Yellen's Surprise Message
Having just a few performance drags in your portfolio can be enough to decimate your returns in 2014. The fact that 17 of the 30 big, safe stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average are down since January does a perfect job of making the case for being selective in picking stocks. If you bought the five best Dow stocks in January, you'd be up 7.8% year-to-date; if you bought the worst five, you'd be down 8.4% over that same stretch. So yes, there's a lot of disparity between the best and worst performers right now.
So which stocks are set to drag your portfolio the lowest in the next few months? Today, we're taking a technical look today at five toxic stocks you should start selling.
>>5 Stocks Insiders Love Right Now
Just to be clear, the companies I'm talking about today aren't exactly junk. By that, I mean they're not next up in line at bankruptcy court. But that's frankly irrelevant; from a technical analysis standpoint, sellers are shoving around these toxic stocks right now. For that reason, fundamental investors need to decide how long they're willing to take the pain if they want to hold onto these firms in the weeks and months ahead. And for investors looking to buy one of these positions, it makes sense to wait for more favorable technical conditions (and a lower share price) before piling in.
For the unfamiliar, technical analysis is a way for investors to quantify qualitative factors, such as investor psychology, based on a stock's price action and trends. Once the domain of cloistered trading teams on Wall Street, technicals can help top traders make consistently profitable trades and can aid fundamental investors in better planning their stock execution.
>>Hedge Funds Are Selling These 5 Stocks -- Should You?
So, without further ado, let's take a look at five "toxic stocks" you should be unloading.


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Goldman Sachs Bets on Bitcoin
Goldman Sachs jumps in on a 50 million dollar funding round for Circle, a Boston-based Bitcoin startup.
Goldman Sachs jumps in on a 50 million dollar funding round for Circle, a Boston-based Bitcoin startup.
This year's list of Top Companies for Women Technologists includes four in the San Francisco Bay Area, three in New York City, and two near San Antonio, Texas
Helsinki Metro driverless trains' first day is a bust, Indian Overseas Bank operations back to normal
Department of Justice decides not to appeal ruling; New York State now goes after ex-Goldman Sach's programmer
Congress needs to do a major revamp of criminal laws as they relate to information technology
Mutual funds, having long resisted shareholder resolutions demanding they focus more on financial risks arising from climate change, are starting to have second thoughts. That is the central conclusion of a report released today by Ceres, a coalition of investors and environmentalists that encourages big financial players to factor environmental sustainability into their strategic decision making. Among other things, Ceres directs the Investor Network on Climate Risk, with 60 institutional investors whose collective assets total $5 trillion.


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Ferns Castle
Vicki and the staff was excellent!
The owner was very friendly and helpful.
The whole house was at our diposal, you could really make your self at home, there was plenty of hot water, super clean and lovely decor, it was an excellent place to stay, highly reccommended and child friendly Nothing everything was fantastic
Peaceful surroundings. beautifully appointed and furnished. Very clean and friendly welcoming service.
The house itself is a little remote but it's beautiful. The owners are very nice and helpful. Breakfast is good. Beds were comfortable and showers hot. I would ask for directions in Shilelagh because the hotel is not on most GPS's and it can be tough to find.
Owners were very friendly and accommodating and went out of their way to help us out.
size of the room, friendly staff
Loved the cat (mitsy)! She gave me such a warm welcome. None whatsoever!
I had never stayed at a guesthouse before, so this was a good opportunity to have that experience. All rooms are en suite, and the manager/hostess/owner makes a great breakfast. Not easy to find. Definitely out in the country, but I understand there's a lovely golf course nearby. But I'm not a golfer.
Hostess was very pleasant and friendly. Very peaceful house and location. Relaxed atmosphere. Tea/coffee and milk provided in rooms.
The owner was very friendly and helpful.
Vicki and the staff was excellent!


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Actually in all seriousness I am a driven guy with lots of good things going on in my life. I have been told over and over that I am a "keeper" but I haven't found someone that I have felt worth sharing my life with. While I am funny and kind of a smart ass I still have goals, which I have worked really hard to achieve and will continue to do so. I hope to find someone that I have chemistry with and that wants to share in my life or that wants to dress me up as a cop and have me "arrest her". (Either one works for me.)
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A decorated ACT police officer still denies he accessed child pornography online for sexual gratification.
But an ACT Supreme Court judge has rejected his claims that he recklessly opened the material while researching child behaviour.
The now former NSW and ACT police officer, who cannot be named, was found guilty at trial in September of three counts of accessing child pornography online.
But the jurors cleared the man, 40, of molesting a 12-year-old boy in his care and using the child to produce child porn in 2012.
During the trial, the court heard the officer had acted as a respite carer for the boy and his siblings.
Police raided their colleague's home after the boy accused the offender of molesting him, and found a computer on which someone had searched the term "boys" in a nudity section of a website, and entered "boys no undies" and "boys first time" into a search engine.
The offender said the boy had a habit of taking his clothes off and he had gone online to "research" the child's behavioural problems.
He said he had also searched the term "boys" because he needed images to add to disciplinary charts he was making for the children in his care.
But Chief Justice Murrell told a sentencing hearing on Wednesday that she had no doubt the man had accessed the porn intentionally.
"There was a deliberate entry of search terms to produce the material," she said.
But the judge said she accepted he had no intention of sharing or distributing the material.
A pre-sentence report rated him a low risk of reoffending, but said he remained in the denial stage.
But the report author said he had gained some insight into his offending.
The court heard he had been suspended from the force, now lived in Melbourne with his parents, was unemployed and had returned to tertiary study.
Chief Justice Murrell sentenced him to a one-year suspended jail term on entering a two-year good behaviour order, with a fine of $750.
The judge also ordered the man to complete the adult sex offenders' program if assessed to be suitable, and to continue counselling.


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Il Vinaio offering Hemp Ale with Hemp Brownies
Il Vinaio, the downtown Mesa wine bar and restaurant that offered a special "Beer & Doughnuts" tasting in March, has come up with another unusual pairing: hemp ale and hemp brownies.
From 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, you can enjoy a pint of Hemp Ale, made by California microbrewer Firestone Walker, and a hemp brownie, baked by Il Vinaio chef Patrick Boll, for $8.
But, you ask, isn't hemp, a.k.a. cannabis, illegal in the United States?
Not to worry. There are different varieties of cannabis. While marijuana may be the best-known, so-called "industrial" strains of hemp - with virtually none of the psychotropic ingredient THC - are grown all over the world for food, fuel and fiber.
Of course, U.S. law doesn't recognize the distinction. Since the early 1900s, it's been illegal to grow any kind of hemp here, but not to possess industrial varieties - making the U.S. the world's biggest importer of hemp.
For the record, Hemp Ale is made with hemp seeds and tastes similar to Newcastle's nutty Brown Ale. The first two dozen people at Saturday's pairing will receive embossed pint glasses from Firestone Walker.
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For the first time in 75 years, the Mars Candy company is breaking out a caramel filling M&M, except it won't be making its grand debut until May 2017.
According to CNNMoney, the newest filling in the M&M range is caramel, with the new filling flavoured candies available to buy instore as early as May 2017. The company described them as having soft caramel centers enrobed in chocolate and coated in a crunchy candy shell.
One would wonder why it took so long for a caramel M&M to join the Mars portfolio, considering other brands include caramel-laden sweets such as Milky Way and Twix, but the engineering took a few years to develop. Others include crispy (pretzel), smooth (milk and chocolate) and nutty (peanut).
Part of the reason why a caramel center was the next obvious flavor for the company was because caramel is "trendy", and popular among consumers. "It's a $2.2 billion flavor segment and the fastest growing segment in food right now".
Caramel lovers are about to have their mouth's water when they read this news.
However, M&M'S Caramel Chocolate Candies are slightly larger than the standard M&M options.
Izzo also told the agency it's still getting the manufacturing process ready – hence the monthslong wait. It plans to hire 70 employees to run the operation.
Mars, which spent a few years developing the new flavor, has called the caramel addition "one of the biggest launches in the brand's history", CNNMoney reports.
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Children's behaviour at school deteriorating, say teachers
Boys more likely to be violent while girls call one another names, Association of Teachers and Lecturers survey finds
Girls at school tend to ostracise one another which can lead to disruption in lessons, teachers said. Photograph: Steve Sant / Alamy/Alamy Children's behaviour has worsened over the past five years, according to a survey of teachers which found that a fifth thought girls were more likely to cause trouble than boys. The survey, published after teachers at a Lancashire school went on strike over discipline, found low-level disruption, including chatting and "horsing around", was the biggest problem. Boys were more likely to be physically aggressive while girls tended to ostracise other pupils. The behaviour of boys was more of a challenge than that of girls but the actions of each sex had deteriorated, according to 56.5% of staff surveyed by the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL). Among male pupils the most challenging behaviour for teachers was physical aggression, such as pushing, spitting, kicking and hitting. A secondary teacher quoted in the survey said boys were usually aggressive with other pupils, while girls tended to call one another names. Teachers criticised a lack of role models in the home. A primary teacher said: "The boys are far more willing to be aggressive to adults, verbally and even
physically. There don't seem to be any parental boundaries set of what is an appropriate way to speak and deal with another adult." Teachers at Darwen Vale high school, Lancashire, walked out over unruly pupil behaviour this month. They said children challenged them to fights and threatened to film lessons and post them online. The survey of more than 850 teachers, heads and other school staff found that more than 21% thought girls' behaviour was more challenging than boys, compared with 68% who said male pupils caused more trouble. In schools that have excluded pupils, 57% said more boys and 5% said more girls had been excluded. A department head in a primary school told the survey, carried out in March, that "classes with a majority of boys tend to be louder, less co-operative and harder to teach". Nearly half of the staff surveyed said boys' bravado was behind their disruption. For girls, the most likely trigger was a break-up between friends. A primary school teacher from Bedfordshire said: "Boys are generally more physical and their behaviour is more noticeable. Girls … often say nasty things, which end up disrupting the lesson just as much as the boys, as other children get upset and can't focus on their work. They are usually the ones who refuse to comply with instructions." Some staff had noticed girls' behaviour worsening. A teaching assistant from Weston-super-Mare said: "Girls are definitely getting more violent, with gangs of girls in school who are getting worse than the gangs of boys." The ATL annual conference in Liverpool on Monday is due to debate a motion expressing concern at increasing numbers of girls being excluded from secondary school. Government figures for 2008-9 showed that boys represented 78% of the total number of permanent exclusions from schools in England. This proportion was unchanged from the year before. The ATL general secretary, Mary Bousted, said: "Staff get ground down daily by the chatting and messing around, which disrupts lessons for other pupils and takes the pleasure out of teaching. "Even more worrying is the physical aggression, most often among boys but also among some girls, which puts other pupils and staff at risk. Schools
need to have firm and consistent discipline policies and work with parents to keep schools and colleges safe places for pupils and staff alike." The education bill, now going through the Commons, will give teachers the right to search pupils for banned items and will remove the requirement to give parents a day's notice of detention. The education secretary, Michael Gove, said the measures in the bill would "restore discipline" in the classroom.
Children's behaviour at school deteriorating, say teachers This article was published on guardian.co.uk at 00.00 BST on Monday 18 April 2011. A version appeared on p6 of the Main section section of the Guardian on Monday 18 April 2011. It was last modified at 08.49 BST on Monday 18 April 2011.


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Two Australian iconic companies,
Surf-wear retailer Billabong announced this morning that the head of its Americas operations Paul Naude is temporarily stepping down as he drums up support for a leveraged buyout of the company.
Given Naude's knowledge of the company's operations already, this arrangement raises a whole series of questions. It would also be difficult for him to return to the job if he cannot get a potential takeover offer onto the table,
Either way, it is more frustrating news for Billabong chief
In an equally unusual situation, Qantas chief
Investors are taking the prospect of a Billabong takeover more seriously than any major shift in strategy at Qantas. Billabong shares were up 13.5 per cent in early trade while Qantas stock was 2 per cent higher.
The Australian Financial Review reported today that Gregg and venture capitalist Mark Carnegie are in talks with key investors and unions about buying a stake in the airline that would give them enough control to over-ride Joyce's strategy.
Whispers about a potential bid from a Carnegie consortium have been around for awhile. While there has been no direct approach to Qantas, the potential investors have been talking to fund managers and unions form some months.
Unions, disillusioned with Joyce, will be supportive of virtually anyone coming in and taking control in the current heated industrial-relations environment. Investors may be harder to convince, although some will support a strategy which could deliver them a short-term gain in their investment.
Selling off Qantas Frequent Flyer and a partial float of Jetstar would not be good for the airline in the long term but would give shareholders an immediate return on an investment that has been disappointing for some time.
However, unravelling Joyce's proposed alliance with Emirates in favour of pushing the mainline operations harder in Asia looks like an incredibly risky move.
It is hard to tell how much of the idea is hot air at this stage or whether they can get enough shareholders on board to make a difference.
Qantas will today contact its unions and major shareholders to try to determine what is going on and where they stand. There has been months of distracting takeover speculation hanging over Qantas but it has not been reflected in the share price. If the Carnegie consortium is serious it could be time to bring it on.
If the speculation is correct, it also raises potential conflicts.
Dixon is chairman of the federal government's major tourism marketing organisation Tourism Australia. Gregg is currently the chief financial officer at construction giant
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This grand detached residence enjoys its own enclosed garden with hot tub and is 2 minutes from Shelley Park and just 300 yards from the cliff top leading down to the most wonderful beaches of Bournemouth below.
This large detached holiday home is located in the village of Harmans Cross, between the Jurassic Coastline, a designated World Heritage Site, and the picture postcard village of Corfe Castle. The vineyard was established in 2000 and has some 3000 vines. The on-site winery enables the wine grapes to be harvested,…
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Through the Grapevine: Celebrating September as Texas Craft Spirits Month
Updated 1:07 pm, Friday, August 30, 2013
Gov. Rick Perry has proclaimed September as Texas Craft Spirits Month to celebrate the new laws that relax limits on distilling. Texas Distilled Spirits Association, which is less than a year old, was instrumental in the laws' passage.
"This last session, the distillers worked together with the package stores and distributors to come up with four pieces of legislation that the distilleries wanted to see introduced to law," TDSA executive director Scott Stewart said.
The inaugural TDSA board of directors — president Daniel Barnes, Treaty Oak Distilling; secretary Paula Angerstein, Paula's Texas Spirits; treasurer Jason Malik, Spirit of Texas; Kelly Railean, Railean Distillers; and Mike Cameron, Rebecca Creek Distillery — leads a group of nearly 20 founding members.
While consumers will mostly see the benefits of Senate Bill 905, which allows distilleries to sell spirits on premise, the other bills focus on manufacturing and will help small business distillers.
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Senate Bill 642 allows distillers to sell their products in bulk to food processors that hold an industrial permit instead of sending their business outside the state. For example, producers of marinades, chocolate and barbecue sauces will now be able to purchase Texas distilled spirits to blend into their products such as bourbon barbecue sauce or liqueur-filled chocolate.
Senate Bill 652 allows for the transfer of alcoholic beverages for manufacturing purposes between certain permit and license holders, such as wineries, distilleries and breweries. Joshua Holland, a distiller at Treaty Oak Distilling, explains their plan to distill a whiskey from a Texas-brewed beer. Under the bill, they could purchase beer or wine in bulk to be manufactured into a distilled spirit.
"We're expanding that craft idea to not only include distilleries, but we're bringing in breweries and building that relationship while keeping all the focus on Texas and again keeping those Texas dollars in Texas," Holland said.
The last piece of legislation, SB 828, will give distillers a better opportunity to market their brands by creating a distiller's agent's permit. Prior, only distillers could promote their products, conduct tastings for consumers and take orders from wholesalers. Now, they can designate a permit holder to do this.
"September is going to be a very exciting month for us," Stewart said. "We're overwhelmed with these new laws. Throughout the next year and half, we will be visiting with distillers around Texas. Obviously, the key to this is working with the other players involved."
Cheers to that!
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The Colonoscopy....arrrgg..
Those of us oldies all know what this is. The "Night Before" is the worst part. My gawd...two jugs of Drano and hold on. Within an hour, I could fire a round thru the hole of a CHEERIO at 60 feet from that witches brew......and just when you think you're done - that cheeseburger you had in 1974 shuttles thru. Having not done this before, going in I had images in my head of some doctor standing by some steam belching monstrosity with downriggers on it like a backhoe and he's slapping a big ol' hose up against a concrete wall to knock the barnacles off it and yelling "Get him in here, I got a T-off time in 40 minutes!" They rolled me in, told me to think nice thoughts....(?)......sound of crickets. How do you have nice thoughts when you know in a few moments your caboose is going to see a salmon going up stream holding a Polaroid? I dunno, next thing I know I'm out cold and waking up wondering if I should say Thank You or cry....I got the clean bill of health and walked out sideways like John Wayne and whimpered for a Happy Meal afterwards.....I told my wife I've had every orifice in my body checked by a doctor now and that's enough. Get it done....the Happy Meal afterwards is worth it, fellas. :p
Lmfao. Been there, done that. Not fun.
They ran me thru the mill, I had cronic fatigue syndrome. But I think it was that deer tick embedded in my chest. Better known as Lyme disease.....Six months of hell......:)
Its not big sh*t ! :)
Had it done two years ago, as I told my doc ahead of time I was scared sh*tless, - he said it should be a piece of cake then :)
Prep was a non issue, the issue for me was being put under. They were concerned as my BP was sky high at the time, cause I was scared to death. Once it was done BP was 100% normal, had just worked myself up for nothing.
LMAO! Been there done that. :D
Don't they sedate you?
I'm sure it's a good thing ,but what kid of kid aspires to be a Proctologist ?:confused:
Besides the night before being bad, I really did not want to be in public when the air they pumped in started coming out.
I had a couple that would have made my uncle proud, but they were stinkless.
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Here's an honor no American city wants: the place with the worst traffic congestion. Is there such an award? Well, not quite, but close. The U.S. Department of Transportation today announced nine semi-finalists for a federal program that will pour a total of $1.1 billion into a traffic jam-fighting program.
Transportation Secretary Mary Peters told a press conference this morning that something "different, innovative and daring" is needed to fight traffic. (Hmmm, how about putting the money into mass transit, Mary?)
Here are the cities that made the cut:
» Atlanta
» Dallas
» Denver
» Minneapolis-St. Paul
» Miami
» New York City
» San Diego
» San Francisco
» Seattle
My bet's on New York, with Miami as a dark horse. The loser — er, I mean, winner — will be announced in August.


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London Borough of Barking- LOCUM GP's REQUIRED
- Recruiter
- Sugarman Medical
- Location
- Barking, Dagenham, Ilford, Romford,
- Salary
- £210-£840 Per Day
- Posted
- 27 Mar 2012
- Closes
- 27 Apr 2012
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- Sector
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Due to unprecedented demand in the BARKING area for LOCUM GP's , I currently have a number of positions within Surgeries, Medical Centres, Walk in Centres, Urgent Care and Out of Hours Centres. Our clients are seeking locum GP's to work shifts ranging from 3 to 12 hours on a weekly basis. This is a fantastic opportunity for regular locum work.
All are located in East London and are all easily accessed by public transport, this includes London Underground and British Rail.
Working closely with the Community you will have a clear dedication to best practice and a passion for improving the health outcomes of patients, within these rewarding and critical roles. We want to hear from GP's who can demonstrate an impressive record of achievement, plus the vision and drive to make a lasting difference.
• An exciting portfolio of long term and short term sessions
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• Expert & accurate personal support
• Out of hours GP locum support
• Very competitive rates of pay
If you are interested in this exciting opportunity, then please call Alexandra at Sugarman Medical on 0207 614 4260.