 not be set aside." Conley v. Hays, 153 Neb. 733, 45 N.W.2d 900, 901.
This court has held that: "It will not be presumed that passion and prejudice influence the action of jurors, but it must be affirmatively shown before a verdict will be disturbed." Little v. Loup River Public Power Dist., 150 Neb. 864, 36 N.W.2d 261, 263, 7 A.L.R.2d 355.
Finally, it is elementary that: "Where there is no prejudicial error found in the record and the verdict of a jury has sufficient competent evidence to support it, the judgment will be affirmed." Pruitt v.
*88 Lincoln City Lines, 147 Neb. 204, 22 N.W.2d 651, 652. As stated in Bolio v. Scholting, supra: "The verdict of a jury, based on conflicting evidence, will not be disturbed unless clearly wrong."
With such rules in mind, we have carefully examined the record. In doing so, we discover that the evidence adduced upon the issues presented was generally conflicting. As heretofore observed, the issues in such a situation were for determination by the jury. To recite the evidence at length would serve no purpose here and would unduly prolong this opinion. No complaint is made with regard to any instruction given by the court, and it is sufficient for us to say that plaintiff adduced ample competent evidence to support the allegations of his petition and sustain the verdict and judgment thereon.
In the light of the record and the foregoing applicable rules, we conclude that there was no error of record prejudicial to defendant, and that the judgment should be and hereby is affirmed.
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Get a Transcript- Get an official transcript in the Office of the Registrar located on the first floor, across from the main office.
Graduation Announcements, Cap & Gown- Balfour is the official supplier of graduation announcements and paraphernalia for the current graduating class.
Record of Attendance- Get a record of attendance in the Office of the Registrar on the first floor, across from the main office.
SOS School Supplies- Communities in Schools, located in Room 206, distributes school supplies to students in need.
Silver Spur Yearbook- Silver Spur Yearbook Staff produces the publication in Ray High School Room 108. Contact the staff at 806-5300 x245. Yearbooks are on sale throughout the school year.
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Request for college visit- complete form and send to the attendance officer.So it’s that time of year again, the time every tech-head is eagerly awaiting. Yup, that’s right, Apple’s annual San Francisco event where the newest must-have technology is announced. Okay, so it’s not the most exciting tech talk of the year but it definitely warrants a discussion.
This year Apple launched the iPhone 7. It has been hotly anticipated and rumours have been flying for months, but will it actually take off?
Aesthetically the iPhone 7 looks very similar to its predecessor, the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus; and the internal differences aren’t much to write home about either.
First up, the fingerprint recognition home button has been replaced by a pressure-sensitive button. Personally, being the cynic I am, I’m not on board with this upgrade. If you haven’t accidentally unlocked your phone trying to sneakily check your notifications at work, then you won’t understand my disdain.
So the iPhone 7 boasts a better camera. But doesn’t every new phone boast this? Maybe I’ve been spoilt, but this is a feature I expected; until a camera can make me look like Zooey Deschanel I won’t be impressed.
We are told the iPhone 7 has a faster processor and improved battery life. Okay, so this excites me, but again, I’m dubious (shock, I know). Initially all iPhone’s have a good battery life but they gradually deteriorate and I just don’t believe ‘improved’ software is immune to wearing out.
Lastly, but certainly not least, the removal of the headphone jack. Now this is where my real upset lies and if you’ve been anywhere online recently you’ll be aware of this feature, or lack of.
Basically, Apple have created wireless earphones and yeah they are pretty cool. The earphones are fitted with sensors that detect if they are removed and will automatically pause the audio; likewise, if you double tap your wireless earphones it will activate Siri, your digital assistant. They have a five-hour battery life, and they look cool, and they sound cool. Yeah okay, they are cool, but they are just not practical; easily lost, easily broken and not easily replaced.
Honestly, my main gripe is that they’ve priced these earphones at £159 and removed the headphone jack from the handset i.e. they’ve removed our choice. It’s all well and good offering and encouraging your customers to purchase a new product, but backing us into a corner? Now that I’m not okay with. This comes just after reports of slumping sales and competitors catching up. It comes at a time when Apple are amid a European tax bill debate. It comes at a time when Apple should be cultivating customer loyalty, not unsubtly money grabbing.
This tech move harks back to their change of charging port on the iPhone 5 that caused a similar stir. Oh, did I mention the iPhone 7 is apparently waterproof, but Apple warranty mysteriously doesn’t cover water damage? Yeah.
The problem with global brands like Apple is that they don’t need to market and nourish customer relationships like a smaller business does; but how many more faux pas will their customers allow?
Check us out on Facebook to stay up-to-date on industry news.Givens Townhouse was built by Sarah “Sallie” Lyle Torian, widow of Judge John Slye Givens (1835–1887). Sallie was the daughter of Dr. Thomas Torian of Halifax County Virginia and Agnes Glenn Bethel, daughter of a wealthy planter in North Carolina. When Sallie was 10 years old, her family suffered a tragic financial loss and moved to Saint Mary Parish Louisiana to live with Agnes’ brother, Pinckney. Uncle Pinckney was a wealthy planter who owned several sugar plantations and sugar mills along the Bayou Teche near Patterson, Louisiana. A few years following the Torian’s move to Louisiana, Sallie’s parents died, and Sallie and her siblings became wards of their uncles, Pinckney and William Bethel. The Torian children lived the usual life of wealthy southern planter families, spending the “oper