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2017 kicks off with a bang with two full Sky Bet League Two schedules either side of the clock striking midnight.
Three matches take place on Friday night, including away trips for Wycombe Wanderers, who are eight games unbeaten, and fourth-placed Portsmouth.
On Saturday, Cambridge United are bidding for a sixth straight away win when they go to Leyton Orient for an early kick-off, while Doncaster Rovers face Mansfield Town at 12:15pm looking to stay top of the division.
Should they slip up, then Plymouth Argyle can take advantage at home to Crawley Town, while Carlisle United are just two points further back and visit a Notts County side who have lost seven on the bounce.
As we enter 2017, perhaps the most eye-catching match of the opening schedule is Portsmouth versus Luton Town. Both teams are going well in the table, but there is plenty of pressure coming from the chasing pack below.
At the opposite end, Accrington Stanley and Hartlepool have found points hard to come by, and they meet at the Wham! Stadium. Bottom side Newport County head to Wycombe, and fellow strugglers Cheltenham take on the improving Colchester United.


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Symbolic Flag Raised at Woodbridge Corporate Park Signifying Continued Restoration, Preservation Efforts
Yesterday, Industrial Realty Group, LLC (IRG), organized a flag-raising ceremony at Woodbridge Corporate Campus to honor local veterans and celebrate the significant restoration and preservation plans for the former Weyerhaeuser property.
Analysis Shows $6.8 M Will be Generated by Woodbridge Corporate Park for City of Federal Way
According to an independent economic impact analysis conducted by Community Attributes, Inc., 3,100 new jobs are projected to be created at Woodbridge Corporate Park which will provide the City of Federal Way with $6.8 million in new annual tax revenue once Woodbridge Corporate Park is fully operational.
Woodbridge Corporate Park hosts 150+ at Community Open House
Industrial Realty Group, LLC (IRG), a nationwide real estate development and investment firm, welcomed more than 150 community members and local officials to an informational public open house on Feb. 13.
Former Weyerhaeuser Campus Gets New Name; Open House to Show Future Plans
The name of the former Weyerhaeuser campus in Federal Way has been changed as developers unveil a new site plan.
Source: https://www.thenewstribune.com/news/local/article224572910.html
Nonprofit, Company at Odds Over Preserving Weyerhaeuser Property
IRG addresses concerns over first building; Save Weyerhaeuser advocates for alternative plan.
Source: https://www.federalwaymirror.com/news/nonprofit-company-at-odds-over-preserving-weyerhaeuser-property/
Environmental Review Completed for Development Project at Woodbridge Corporate Park
Completion of environmental analysis for the development marks a crucial step toward a promising future for Federal Way
Woodbridge Corporate Park, 33663 Weyerhaeuser Way S., Federal Way, WA, United States425-445-4759Amanda.Reykdal@AllisonPR.com
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ABC Supply Co. v. Custom Installation, Inc.
ABC Supply Co.v.Custom Installation, Inc.
Appeal from the Court of Common Pleas, Cuyahoga County.
Michael J. Caticchio, for appellants.
Robert J. Valerian, for appellee Forest City North American Lumber.
John F. Trebets, for appellee Great Eastern.
Defendants-appellants Pat Caticchio, Trustee ("Trustee"), Michael and Joanne Behnke and Timothy and Sharon Chapman appeal from an order of the trial court granting summary judgment in favor of defendants-appellees Forest City North American Lumber ("FC/NAL") and Great Eastern on their mechanic's lien foreclosure claims.
The case sub judice was commenced in the trial court on March 28, 1988 to foreclose mechanic's liens against three residential properties identified as sublots 27, 47 and 50 in the Meadow Estates Subdivision in Solon, Ohio ("the Properties"). The action was filed by one lien claimant against three defendants and the case was subsequently expanded by amended complaint to include a total of twenty defendants, including the above five individuals and FC/NAL and Great Eastern, who are parties to this appeal. The underlying facts are undisputed. FC/NAL and Great Eastern filed cross-claims to foreclose their mechanic's liens on the Properties during the proceedings and the Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans filed replies to the cross-claims for foreclosure on February 7, 1989.
DJM Great Homes Construction Company ("DJM") was the developer of single-family residential dwellings in the subdivision and initial record owner of the three Properties. DJM began constructing a residential unit on sublot 27 in late 1986 "on spec.," i.e. without a contract from an ultimate purchaser. DJM entered into written agreements to construct residential units on sublots 47 and 50 with the Behnkes and with Timothy Chapman, dated January 4, 1987 and January 16, 1987, respectively. These contracts were not recorded with the Cuyahoga County Recorder's office. FC/NAL supplied lumber and Great Eastern installed fireplace masonry for the residences constructed by DJM on the three Properties.
DJM encountered financial difficulties during construction of the residences on the three sublots which led to the filing of three liens by FC/NAL on October 28, 1987 and three liens by Great Eastern on November 18, 1987 in the case sub judice. The lien claimants served copies of lien affidavits on DJM, who was the original record owner of each of the three Properties, but did not serve copies on the Trustee, the Behnkes or the Chapmans, who acquired by deed the Properties after the work was performed. DJM assigned its interest in the three Properties to the Trustee on January 22, 1988 after the liens were filed and the Trustee ultimately completed construction of the residences and sold two of the Properties to the Behnkes and the Chapmans.
The Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans argued to the contrary that FC/NAL and Great Eastern served only DJM and did not properly serve them with necessary affidavits to perfect their lien claims against the three Properties. The three parties did not dispute the amount of the lien claims or the timeliness of filing the affidavits of lien with the Cuyahoga County Recorders Office, however; the dispute is limited solely to whether affidavits of lien were timely served and sent to the correct parties.
The trial court granted summary judgment in favor of lien claimants FC/NAL and Great Eastern and denied the cross-motions for summary judgment of the Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans in an order journalized March 29, 1991. The trial court subsequently made this judgment final by entering a three-page journal entry December 23, 1991 which contained the express language "no just reason for delay" pursuant to Civ.R. 54(B) and ordered payment of the above amounts from bonds substituted by the Trustee for the liens on the Properties. The Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans timely appeal, raising three assignments of error.
"I. The court erred as a matter of law and to the prejudice of the appellants in denying appellants' motion for summary judgment.
"II. The court erred as a matter of law and to the prejudice of the appellants in granting appellees' motion for summary judgment."
The first assignment of error lacks merit and the second assignment is well taken in part.
The Behnkes and the Chapmans contend in their first assignment of error that the trial court improperly enforced the mechanic's lien claims of FC/NAL and Great Eastern in the case sub judice contrary to R.C. 1311.011(B)(1). R.C. 1311.011, enacted in 1977 and commonly known as the "Home Owners' Amendment" to the mechanic's lien statutes, establishes certain additional requirements governing the enforcement of mechanic's liens in the context of residential construction contracts. See Buy-Rite Lumber Co. v. Discenza (Dec. 10, 1992), Cuyahoga App. Nos. 63745, 63753, 63757 and 63758, unreported, 1992 WL 369242; Weinberger, Ohio's Supplemental Mechanics' Lien Law (1981), 8 N.Ky.L.Rev. 277.
The Trustee does not argue the first assignment of error.
The Behnkes and the Chapmans argue the mechanic's liens in the case sub judice are unenforceable under R.C. 1311.011(B)(1) since they paid for their respective residences in full and have never received an affidavit of mechanic's lien from FC/NAL or Great Eastern. The Behnkes and the Chapmans contend the lien affidavits sent by the lien claimants to DJM prior to their payment of the contract price did not satisfy this provision since they became the "owners" of the properties entitled to service of lien affidavits when they entered the unrecorded executory contracts to purchase the completed residences from DJM, viz., January 4, 1987 and January 16, 1987, respectively.
This argument ignores the fact, however, that the subsequently enacted statutory provisions specifically governing residential construction contracts distinguish between "owners" and "purchasers." R.C. 1311.011(B) expressly excludes "purchasers" from the definition of "owner" for purposes of receiving lien affidavits, contrary to the argument of the Behnkes and the Chapmans. Weinberger, supra, 8 N.Ky.L.Rev. at 281-284.
"(1) ` Home construction contract' means a contract entered into between an original contractor and an owner, part owner, or lessee for the building, construction, repair, replacement, remodeling, alteration, conversion, modernization, or improvement of any single or double family dwelling or portion of the dwelling or a residential unit of any condominium property that has been submitted to the provisions of Chapter 5311. of the Revised Code; an addition to any land; or the construction, replacement, installation, or improvement of driveways, sidewalks, swimming pools, porches, garages, carports, landscaping, fences, fallout shelters, siding, roofing, storm windows, awnings, and other improvements that are adjacent to single or double family dwellings or upon lands that are adjacent to single or double family dwellings or residential units or condominium property, if the dwelling, residential unit of condominium property, or land is used or is intended to be used as a personal residence by the owner, part owner, or lessee." (Emphasis added).
The reason for the statutory distinction between a "purchaser" and the "owner, part owner or lessee" of a property for purposes of providing an affidavit of lien in this context is manifest. Under unrecorded executory "home purchase contracts," mechanic's lien claimants do not have any notice of the equitable interest of purchasers and accordingly cannot serve a potential purchaser with an affidavit of lien. See R.W.I. Supply Co., Inc. v. Knight (Sept. 11, 1992), Lake App. No. 92-L-021, unreported, 1992 WL 233183; R.W.I. Supply Co., Inc. v. Witt (Dec. 18, 1992), Lake App. Nos. 92-L-040, 92-L-041 and 92-L-042, 1992 WL 387372. However, under "home construction contracts" mechanic's lien claimants can identify the record owner of the property for purposes of serving such notice by conducting a title examination. Id.
The record demonstrates the Behnkes and the Chapmans entered into "home purchase contracts" rather than "home construction contracts" since they had no prior ownership interest in the real estate upon which the residential units were to be constructed by DJM. As a result, the Behnkes and the Chapmans had the status of "purchasers" under the home purchase contracts upon execution of the contracts in January 1987 and did not qualify at that time as "owners" within the scope of R.C. 1311.011(B)(1) for purposes of receiving an affidavit of lien. DJM was the "owner" of the properties at the time the two home purchase contracts were executed and remained the "owner" at the time FC/NAL properly filed and served its affidavits of lien. FC/NAL filed and served its affidavits of lien on October 28, 1987. The sublot 47 property was transferred to the Behnkes seven days thereafter on November 5, 1987. The sublot 50 property was transferred to the Chapmans nine months thereafter on July 29, 1988. There is no dispute DJM received service of the FC/NAL lien affidavits prior to payment by the Behnkes and the Chapmans of the full home purchase contract price, so enforcement of the FC/NAL mechanic's liens is not precluded by R.C. 1311.011(B)(1).
The Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans contend in their second assignment of error that even if service by FC/NAL and Great Eastern of lien affidavits on DJM alone was sufficient to comply with the "owner" notice provision of R.C. 1311.011(B)(1), the service on DJM was not timely made.
The Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans contend FC/NAL did not demonstrate compliance with this provision since FC/NAL filed its mechanic's lien affidavits with the Cuyahoga County Recorder on October 28, 1987 and sent copies to DJM by certified mail on the same day. However, it is well established that substantial compliance with this notice provision is sufficient to perfect a mechanic's lien even when a copy of the affidavit is served before the affidavit is filed with the county recorder. See R.W.I. Supply Co., Inc. v. Knight, supra; R.W.I. Supply Co., Inc. v. Witt, supra. Consequently, even if FC/NAL served its lien affidavits on DJM the same day prior to filing the lien affidavits with the county recorder, summary judgment was properly granted in favor of FC/NAL on its lien claims as a matter of law.
The Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans likewise argue Great Eastern failed to demonstrate that it timely served DJM with copies of its lien affidavits. Based on our review of the record sub judice, we are compelled to agree. The record demonstrates that Great Eastern's response to interrogatories stated the date of "service" of the lien affidavits on DJM was February 25, 1986, which was approximately twenty-one months prior to the filing of the lien affidavits with the Cuyahoga County Recorder's office on November 18, 1987. R.C. 1311.06(B)(1) requires service of affidavits of lien in this context within sixty days from the date on which the last labor, work or material was performed or furnished; therefore, Great Eastern's liens have not been perfected due to faulty compliance with the statute.
Two partners in Great Eastern subsequently filed affidavits in opposition to appellants' motions for summary judgment, seeking to overcome this defect by stating they posted a copy of the lien affidavit on each of the Properties on December 24, 1988. However, this date was more than one year following the filing of the affidavits with the county recorder. Consequently, even if alternative service on DJM by posting was appropriate since DJM operated from offices in Lake County and could not be found within Cuyahoga County, Great Eastern has failed to demonstrate that such affidavits were timely posted within the forty-day period after filing as required by R.C. 1311.07.
Accordingly, the first and second assignments of error of the Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans are well taken in part. The order of the trial court granting summary judgment in favor of FC/NAL on its mechanic's liens is affirmed; but the trial court's order granting summary judgment in favor of Great Eastern on its mechanic's lien claims is reversed.
"The court erred as a matter of law and to the prejudice of the appellant in granting appellees prejudgment interest."
The third assignment of error of the Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans is well taken in part.
The Trustee, the Behnkes and the Chapmans argue the trial court improperly awarded prejudgment interest to FC/NAL and Great Eastern on their mechanic's liens pursuant to R.C. 1343.03. It is well established that prejudgment interest may not be awarded in this context absent privity of contract between the lien claimant and the owner of the premises. R.W.I. Supply Co., Inc. v. Knight, supra; R.W.I. Supply Co., Inc. v. Witt, supra; Maintenance Unlimited, Inc. v. Salem (1984), 18 Ohio App.3d 29, 18 OBR 54, 480 N.E.2d 113; Shaker Savings Assn. v. Greenwood Village, Inc. (1982), 7 Ohio App.3d 141, 7 OBR 184, 454 N.E.2d 984; Whitesides v. Mason (1974), 47 Ohio App.2d 173, 1 O.O.3d 260, 352 N.E.2d 648; Capital City Lumber Co. v. Ellerbrook (1966), 7 Ohio App.2d 202, 36 O.O.2d 339, 220 N.E.2d 141. FC/NAL sufficiently demonstrated privity of contract with the "owner" of the Properties since it had contracted directly with DJM, which was the record owner of the Properties until after FC/NAL's liens were filed. However, since this court has reversed the trial court's judgment favoring Great Eastern on its lien claims, the award of prejudgment interest on Great Eastern's lien claims must also be reversed.
Accordingly, the third assignment of error of the Trustee, the Chapmans and the Behnkes is well taken in part.
The judgment of the trial court in favor of FC/NAL on its three liens in the amount of $14,649.29 on sublot 27, $11,878.38 on sublot 47 and $13,860.78 on sublot 50, together with statutory prejudgment interest, is affirmed. The judgment of the trial court in favor of Great Eastern on its lien claims is reversed.
The judgment is affirmed on the judgment for FC/NAL and reversed on the judgment for Great Eastern and the cause is remanded for further proceedings according to law since the trial court's partial judgment entry contained the clause "no just reason for delay."
JOHN F. CORRIGAN, P.J., and STILLMAN, J., concur.
SAUL G. STILLMAN, J., retired, of the Eighth Appellate District, sitting by assignment.


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The Role of the FCO in UK Government
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The Role of Ministries of Foreign Affairs in Domestic EU-Policy Co-ordination
A comparative perspective
EU-membership entails special arrangements for co-ordinating domestic positions to be presented and negotiated at the EU level. The EU being a political system in continuous evolution, such arrangements need to be adjusted to novel provisions either enshrined in primary law or in institutional agreements between EU organs. In that respect the Treaty of Lisbon has brought about a number of changes, in particular the growing importance of the European Council with its permanent president, the expanded role of the European Parliament in the ordinary legislation procedure and the new competencies of the High Representative of Common Foreign and Security Affairs. In all Member States Ministries of Foreign Affairs have played an important role in co-ordinating national positions before and after accession. Our comparative study however indicates that this role is in a process of change, albeit to different degrees.
Our study, commissioned and financed by the Austrian Federal Chancellery, has compared the situation in the following Member States: Czech Republic, France, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom. The rationale guiding this choice was to compare by size, length of membership and last presidency of the EU Council. The study is empirically based on interviews that scholars working in the countries have carried out with high officials of national administrations between June and October 2010 and according to a common questionnaire. The question about the role of Ministries of Foreign Affairs was one among others relating to the overall question about how domestic EU-policy co-ordination is organised in the member states investigated. Thus, the results presented below are a summary of the answers given by the interviewees.
There is some interesting variation across the five countries in the degree of centralisation of the process of EU co-ordination. Centralisation is indicated by a shift of power from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs or other ministries to the Offices of Prime Ministers. This is first and foremost the case in the Czech Republic where EU-Policy co-ordination is managed by the Unit of the Minister for European Affairs in the Office of Government (Prime Minister's Office) where the Prime Minister is directly responsible for the unit. Since 2010 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, an influential player before and after accession, is now only in charge to co-ordinate the Czech position with respect to the EU's external affairs.
Similarly, in Sweden the process of co-ordination is largely centralised in the prime minister's office. However, owing to the Swedish political culture of consensus it is less a process of top-down steering than of generating common positions by reiterative processes of deliberation. Ministries enjoy less autonomy than in other member states and this holds true also for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
France and the UK appear to be intermediary cases as we can witness high degrees of centralisation, however they diverge in detail. Due to the semi-presidential political system, in France the cabinet of the president has since long played an important role and so has the prime minister's office, the prime minister chairing the Inter-ministerial Committee on Europe. The strengthened role of the European Council appears to enhance this development, whereby the importance of the Prime Minister largely depends on the relationship with the president. Moreover, the Secrétariat Général des Affaires Européenes (SGAE) as an administrative unit was created not only to co-ordinate EU-Policy but also to advise the Prime Minister. France though is peculiar in that the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economics play special roles as well. They became especially prominent in the course of the financial and economic crisis, whereas the Ministry of Foreign Affairs can hardly be considered as a key player in this respect. However, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as much as the two aforementioned ministries have strong links, even an "osmosis", with the Permanent Representation in Brussels. These links give the Ministry of Foreign Affairs considerable advantages in terms of information and knowledge about EU decision-making processes.
In the United Kingdom the Cabinet Office that includes the Prime Minister's Office plays a key role in EU policy co-ordination. However, due to the novelty of a coalition government EU policy co-ordination appears less centralised and opaque than in the past two governments. In particular the European Affairs Committee (EAC) is to guarantee better formalisation and transparency. The role of the FCO is ambivalent: While facing a serious decline in the Blair-Brown era, it shows sign of new life symbolized by the Foreign Secretary's selection as chair of the EAC. However, it no longer co-ordinates the "write around" which it has ceded to the Cabinet's Office, nor does it control communications between Whitehall and Brussels, since all departments have well-established relations with the Permanent Representation. It is therefore questionable whether the resurgence of the FCO is to last also because it is perceived as a line ministry rather than an honest broker. Other noteworthy changes are the decrease in FCO staff in the Permanent Representation and the growing confinement of the FCO to foreign policy and global matters.
Germany also offers an ambivalent picture: Whereas on the one hand there is considerable continuity with past structure of co-ordination, there is some evidence for a trend towards centralisation in the Chancellor's Office. However, much of the co-ordination remains in the hands of the Ministry of Economics and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the latter chairing also the Committee of European Affairs. Indeed, thirteen respondents suggested that the de facto centre of policy co-ordination is the Foreign Ministry, whereas eleven mentioned the Chancellor's Office. This may be interpreted as a division of power that, however, is not necessarily only a result of the systemic features of the German political system, but likely to stem from the fact that in recent German governments, the Chancellor and the Minister of Foreign Affairs have been from different political parties. Moreover, recent announcements made by the German Chancellor in terms of better European economic governance could lead towards centralised co-ordination in her cabinet.
By way of conclusion we may hold that there is variation between FMA-, PM-centred and shared domestic co-ordination of EU-Policy-making:
FMA-centred co-ordination appears to be in decline in all Member States under investigation. However, Germany and the United Kingdom show signs of deviation in that the FMA retains important formal powers of co-ordination and may thus resist complete centralisation in the PM-Cabinet.
PM-centred co-ordination is most pronounced in the Czech Republic and in Sweden, albeit the Swedish system is marked by consensus-building between the centre and other ministries.
France does hardly fit into clear-cut categories, due to shared powers by the president and the Prime Minister, the latter being supported by the SGAE, but also due to the role of the Ministries of Finance and Economics in particular in their relevant policy-fields.
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Who are we, and what does it mean to inhabit the world we live in? In this exciting age of innovation, travel and all things digital, the 'world' becomes more than just a physical entity. From our imaginations to virtual reality and the various cultures that form not just our world but our identities, this year's Singapore Writers Festival looks to explore the different nuances of the Chinese character, 界 (jiè), or 'world'. One of Asia's premier literary events, the festival will host more than 390 authors, speakers and artists from around the world from 2-11 November this year, all of whom will be showcasing what this year's theme means to them. Think exciting dialogues, film screenings, music and theatrical performances, an immersive VR experience and meet-the-author sessions – here are 6 events we're especially looking forward to.
From L-R: Minh Bui Jones ©Jim Mizerski, Senthuran Varatharajah and Nina McConigley
Not All Migrants Are The Same
Saturday, 3rd November, 11.00-12.30pm, Festival Pass Event, The Arts House, Chamber
What do panel members Senthuran Varatharajah, Minh Bui Jones and Nina McConigley have in common? They are all migrants; yet, that does not mean their stories are the same. Senthuran fled from Sri Lanka to Germany in the 1980s, Minh Bui escaped from Vietnam to Australia as a boat refugee and Nina, who was born in Singapore, moved to Wyoming when she was just 10 months old. Their unique experiences have led them to become advocates, and this panel will discuss the need for diverse representation for the migrants who have been unfairly profiled as the world grapples with social unrest and migrant influx.
From L-R: Charlene Shepherdson, Vanessa Fernandez and Akeem Jahat
Str8 Up: Word on the Street
Saturday, 3rd November, 8-9.30pm, $15, The Arts House, Chamber
Hip-hop is more than just cash money and bling – as former US President Barack Obama once said, "the thing about hip-hop today is it's smart, it's insightful. The way they can communicate a complex message in a very short space is remarkable." In this unique event where melody and lyrics come together to form powerful statements that are more than just the sum of their parts, writers, musicians and performance poets will take to the stage to discuss issues like integration, empathy and how intercultural dialogue is pre-eminent in our current age of discord. Their time in the spotlight will also help shine a light on the kindred spirit that links poetry, rap and hip-hop while wrestling with the concerns of our modern era. These performances will feature William Beale, Fatima Moumouni, Subhas Nair, Deborah Emmanuel, Jesse Oliver, Akeem Jahat, Vanessa Fernandez, Paul Kaller and Pooja Nansi.
In the Twine: A Tapestry of Stories
Friday, 9th November, 8-9.30pm, $10, The Arts House, Play Den
How do stories shape our identities? On this special night, performance poets Charlene Shepherdson and Cheyenne Alexandria Phillips explore the diverse and colourful histories that influence their roles as Singaporean Eurasians, granddaughters, and women. This interdisciplinary performance will see the fusion of two art forms – original poetry and actual weaving – inspired by the stories told across generations that speak volumes on the intricate and interlaced connections of the human DNA, and how they make us who we are today.
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Shattering The Glass Ceiling
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If there was one hashtag that dominated 2018, it would definitely be #metoo. What started as a movement to encourage women mainly in Hollywood to speak out against injustice has now spread to other aspects of modern life, from the corporate world to literary publishing and to politics. Yet, there remains a glass ceiling in terms of pay, recognition and representation. This panel discussion hosted by Anita Kapoor will feature three female authors – Sarah Churchwell, Amanda Chong and Annaliza Bakri – who will talk about how the movement has impacted society, and what we need to do next to level the playing field.
The Water Will Come
Sunday,11th November, 3-4pm, $20, Victoria Theatre
Water giveth and water taketh away; water is crucial to our survival, but it is ironically also linked to some of the most visible and tangible signs of climate disruption. Floods, droughts, torrential downpours, tsunamis and rising sea levels have devastated the planet for centuries, and the wrath of mother nature will not stop if we stand idly by. In this lecture hosted by acclaimed journalist-author Jeff Goodell, he will share the stories told to him by scientists and climate change leaders as he investigated first-hand how climate change and rising sea levels are affecting all of us. This discussion will paint a vivid picture of the water world we might have to live in, and allow you to discover a future that will require what he calls "adaptable living".
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The ink isn't dry on the $30-billion merger agreement between Columbus, Ohio-based Banc One Corp. and First Chicago NBD Corp., but pressure already is mounting for the new behemoth to pursue another large regional bank.
Last week's transaction creates -- for now -- the nation's fifth-largest bank, with assets of $280 billion in 14 states. The new company, to be named Banc One Corp., will be headquartered in Chicago and armed with a market capitalization of $72 billion.
However, the company's immediate plan, once the merger gets shareholder and regulatory approval later this year, entails cutting expenses by $930 million and stamping the Banc One brand name on all banking services and credit cards, including First NBD's popular affinity card with United Airlines.
Another primary task: consolidating back-office operations and headquarters staff while paring as many as 8,000 jobs, according to industry analysts.
Still, with the mega-deals growing in size and frequency (First Chicago Corp.'s merger with Detroit's NBD Bancorp Inc. became obsolete less than 30 months after it was finalized), the new Banc One won't be able to sit on the sidelines for two years and remain a top player, observers say.
Accelerating consolidation will force John McCoy, president and CEO of the new company, to rapidly build its regional base -- or lose the handful of remaining prime acquisition targets to larger banks bent on establishing national branch networks.
All the Banc One-First NBD merger "does is create a strong regional player," says Alan Wilson, president of Talon Asset Management Inc., a Chicago-based money management firm. "It doesn't get you the scale you need."
One step at a time: McCoy
Among the regional bank companies expected to be on Banc One's radar: Minnesota-based Norwest Corp. and U.S. Bancorp, Pennsylvania's PNC Bank Corp. and California-based Wells Fargo & Co.
For now, Banc One is content to grow its banking business incrementally while melding the two companies' operations, insist Mr. McCoy and Verne Istock, chairman of the new company and currently First NBD's chairman, president and CEO.
"It will take up to two years to assimilate this transaction," adds Mr. McCoy, who's now chairman and CEO of Banc One. "I can't imagine doing another transaction of size until this one's complete. That's been our history throughout and forever."
But Wall Street is betting otherwise.
Banc One's shares fell 5% to $58.88 on Thursday, three days after the April 13 announcement, largely on speculation that Mr. McCoy will deal for a bank sooner rather than later. Recovering some ground, the stock closed Friday at $60.38.
Under the merger agreement, First NBD shareholders get 1.62 shares of the new company, valued at about $100 each, while Banc One stockholders get a one-for-one swap.
Any stock deals coming on top of this stock-based transaction would dilute the value of Banc One's shares.
"The combined company is still going to be on the acquisition hunt," says Michael Ancell, financial services analyst with Edward Jones, an investment bank based in St. Louis. "I think that's why Banc One announced an accretive merger and the stock went down."
(In an accretive merger, it's the new company's growth and earnings potential that primarily drive its stock price, not the initial value of the deal.)
Mr. McCoy says he's shopping for mid-sized companies to round out the new Banc One's financial services portfolio, which will include a $60-billion credit card operation -- the nation's second-largest behind the new Citigroup Inc. -- and $39 billion in mutual fund assets, third-largest nationally.
He insists that Banc One can remain a top-five player by focusing on internal growth, increasing per-share earnings 13% to 15% annually. "We've got a great thing and we can generate the numbers," he says. "What we don't want to do is screw it up."
Cutting costs
Merging operations should be relatively quick and painless, considering the magnitude of the merger, Mr. McCoy contends.
Both banks share the same information technology, are moving to similar centralized operations and have few overlapping branches outside of Indianapolis.
In that market, the two companies, which rank first and second in marketshare, will have to divest about $2 billion in deposits in order to satisfy antitrust authorities.
The banks plan to slash spending by $930 million to partly offset the deal's $1.25-billion transaction cost. The bulk of savings will come from combining information systems, headquarters staff and back-office operations such as check processing and telephone call centers.
The restructuring will be modeled after Mr. McCoy's well-publicized Project One initiative, which centralized Banc One's operations by line of business, eliminated 6,000 positions and reduced spending by $400 million over three years.
The companies haven't announced how many jobs will be cut, although analysts speculate the hit will be close to the 8,000-position reduction announced last week as a result of the merger between North Carolina-based NationsBank Corp. and California's BankAmerica Corp.
Says Mr. Istock: "We're not quite the size of that organization, so I suspect that's a little high."
Credit card operations will be combined and run jointly from a Wilmington, Del., base, creating savings of about $130 million. But given the rapid growth projected for this business, First NBD's 3,500-employee center in northwest suburban Elgin isn't likely to see substantial cuts or a shift in operations, says Mr. McCoy.
"We're building new centers," he adds. "The idea to move a center just doesn't make any sense."
The new company also plans to proceed with development of a $60-million banking operations center in the South Loop with developer Walsh Higgins & Co., a project First NBD unveiled on March 24.
"We still need it to consolidate activity in our downtown area," says Mr. Istock. "We're moving ahead in trying to negotiate with our developer."
Merging operations is always cumbersome and time-consuming. Even so, Mr. McCoy, who has bought more than 100 banks in the 30 years he's headed Banc One, undoubtedly will find time to scout new deals.
"Mr. McCoy is acquisitive," says Peter Crist, president of Crist Partners, a Chicago-based executive recruiter. "If McCoy can figure out another way to put another part on his engine, he certainly will do it. That part could be in Minneapolis, Pittsburgh or Michigan."


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According to the company, there are now over 350,000 sugar baby students across Canada.
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A global 'sugar daddy' dating site has compiled its annual report of the top "sugar baby schools" and two BC universities made the top 20 list in Canada.
According to Seeking Arrangement, the world's largest 'sugar dating' site, there are now over 350,000 sugar baby students across Canada.
"With total student debt in Canada nearing $30 billion and the average student walking away with over $25,000 worth of debt after university, Canadian students have embraced a unique way to fund their tuition fees," explains the dating company in a press release.
The company also claims that students receive an average monthly allowance of "$2,400 among other benefits," which includes networking opportunities and career or business advantages.
While no BC universities cracked the top ten for the highest number of students enrolled, two of them made the top 20. University of British Columbia ranked 17th on the list, while Simon Fraser University ranked 19th.
University of Toronto has the highest number of students enrolled, with 257. The University of Alberta isn't far behind, with 231 students enrolled. In third, the University of Queens has 222.
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The High Line in New York City is a 1.45-mile-long structure built in the 1930s to carry freight trains. It runs from the Meatpacking District, through West Chelsea, and ends at 34th Street, next to the Jacob Javits Convention Center. The last train ran on it in 1980. It is now being remade into a landscaped set of gardens right in the middle of the city. The plants were specifically chosen to be like those that grew naturally when the rail line was abandoned, so that it gives you the feel of what the city would be like without people. Some of the original rails are left in place and the concrete has been designed to evoke the shape of the old wooden ties. Some areas have seating and lounge chairs with wheels on them that ride the rails. The first section, from from Gansevoort Street (between 10th and 11th) to 20th Street is now open. (source).


He finds a footprint of an animal.
Now he feels that his body wants to move in some direction, and he follows it where it wants him to go.
At times, the trail seems to peter out… again, he waits until he feels an energy come. And then he allows himself to continue being drawn by his body in the direction he needs to go.
Finally, he beholds the animal he seeks, in all of its beauty and mystery.
Now we follow the body where it wants us to go.
…we begin describing what comes to our awareness about what's here. But how do we figure out what's important enough to pay attention to? We don't! We pay attention to where our bodily felt awareness leads us.
If the trail peters out, again we wait until we feel an energy come – and we allow our bodily felt awareness to show us what we need to attend to….
And eventually – maybe in that same session, or maybe sometime later on – we get to a point where what we've been tracking is clearly seen – and we are often awed by the beauty and mystery that our bodily felt sense has led us to, from that first small track in the woods.
Surely the tracker's process seems like magic! But that's only if you do not take into account the context in which it operates.
The tracker allows himself to relax into the environment – the living, interconnected web – of which he is a part; of which the animal is a part.
He allows himself to rest into his intrinsic connection with the animal that already exists – another parallel with Focusing.
In other words, Focusing works because we are not separate from our situation.
On the face of it, this may seem easy to grasp. And yet our typical entrenched worldview – which keeps us stuck in our problematic situations – is that if there is a problem in our lives, it's just a matter of plucking it out, like an unwanted object that got here by mistake.
In reality, our Body is an intimate part of a living web of interconnection. And because that web of interconnection is alive, new possibilities arise moment by moment that we can live into.
This is the necessary starting place for us, too, as we track our inner experience – this web of interconnection.
We often begin by being completely caught up in our problem. We may literally have taken up residence in our problem.
And so we may want to take a moment to simply look around the place in which we have decided to Focus - maybe a small room in our house. And initially, this is enough.
We start to come out of our trance. We notice that as big as this problem truly may be, it is taking place within a larger context - this little room that we are in.
And now we bring our awareness to our "soft animal body," which can only be here, now – unlike the mind, which can be 10 years in the past or future, or a thousand miles away. Our physical body provides our ideal anchor into the here-and-now.
As we become aware of the feeling of "my legs, my feet" – we become aware of the floor that supports our feet. As we become aware of the contact of our body with our chair, we become aware of the chair as offering support for our body that we can choose to fully accept, to relax into.
We become aware that the floor also supports this chair, even as the chair supports our body. We become aware of the walls that are also supported by the floor, even as the walls support the ceiling.
We become aware of how this space that is created by the floor and walls and ceiling supports us as well as everything else it holds. We become aware of how the ground and air outside the building supports this space, too.
The vast interconnected system of support that holds our whole situation becomes a reality for us.
Ahhh! Yes, there is this whole vast system of support that's here for me. It holds me. It holds my problem. It holds my whole situation. And all it asks of me is that I become aware of it.
We begin to notice a lot of space around the problem – a spaciousness that allows us to perceive it as the initial track.
And in the midst of this spacious not-knowing we have come to, we wait... for what wants to come now.


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IKEA to Upgrade 10,000 Refugee Family's Tents to Modular Solar Shelters
For years, millions of families seeking shelter from war and other turmoil have had to live in refugee tents made of little more than tarps thrown over wooden or metal frames. In some cases, this antiquated method of housing turns out to be the family's only home for a decade or more.
Fortunately, the IKEA Foundation has teamed up with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to design the "Better Shelter," which is safer, sturdier, easy to transport and assemble, and can house five people at a time. It boasts built-in solar panels that can charge batteries and power four hours of LED lighting at night, and can better protect its inhabitants from rain, heat, and wind for up to three years — six times longer than the lifespan of tents used in many refugee camps today.
After two years of design work and testing them with 40 refugee families in Ethiopia and Iraq, Better Shelters and IKEA announced plans to produce 10,000 of them starting this year.
"Putting refugee families and their needs at the heart of this project is a great example of how democratic design can be used for humanitarian value," IKEA Foundation spokesman Jonathan Spampinato said in a statement. "Refugee families and children can have a safer place to call home."
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Texas has laws about truthfully representing the facts about commercial real estate for sale. For example, sellers must supply any certificates of mold damage remediation gathered in the last five years, as well as written notice of storage tanks on the property and compliance with construction requirements. When sellers don't truthfully represent the condition of the property, they could face lawsuits from unhappy buyers.
A material fact is anything that would make a difference to a buyer's decision to purchase a property. Commercial real estate transactions often involve large sums of money and buyers are purchasing the property because they plan to use it to make money. Therefore, buyers are paying for the perceived value of the property and its suitability for commercial use. A seller who lies about improvements to the property or where the boundary lines are, for instance, is materially misrepresenting the property and breaking the law.
Other misrepresentations can include how much it costs to run the property (for instance the maintenance costs or how much the utility costs run), how old any improvements are, and what the drainage capacity of the soil is like.
If a realtor shows a prospective buyer an office building, and during the viewing the prospect notices a large crack in the floor causing vinyl tiles to separate, the buyer might decide against the purchase. The seller would be misrepresenting material facts if later, the realtor shows the building to another client and discovers the seller has covered the cracked flooring with carpet and hasn't mentioned the crack in the disclosure form.
When a seller hides facts or falsifies information related to a commercial property that would change the terms of the transaction, it is misrepresentation. For example, a seller could replace siding and sheetrock to hide structural damage or claim building systems are more efficient than they are.
It's also misrepresentation if a seller conceals facts connected to the property. For example, if an employee committed suicide in the parking lot, the seller should disclose that to potential buyers.
In many situations, sellers don't commit fraud intentionally, and a lawyer can help sellers prove that the misrepresentation was innocent.
that you suffered a loss from your purchase, and that the seller benefitted.
No matter which side you're on, a real estate fraud attorney can represent your interests in court or at the negotiating table. Schedule a consultation with the attorneys at Bennett, Weston, LaJone & Turner today.


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JVP queries possible vehicle bribe to MPs supporting government
The JVP demanded to know yesterday why the state officials tasked with providing luxury vehicles to 58 MPs supporting the government should not be accused of fraud.
Making a special statement in Parliament JVP leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake said: "The entire project of providing luxury cars to 58 MPs backing the government costs over Rs. 2,430 million to the public purse. It has been revealed in media that entire procurement process is questionable. This fraudulent process would warrant an investigation into the alleged fraud and the officials concerned would be probed.
"Procurement notices were published before the Cabinet approved the project. The procurement committee and the Technical Evaluation committee have rejected the bidders who indicated their willingness to supply cars. Yet the process is in progress and these vehicles have been leased at a monthly rental of Rs 700,000 each. The cost per one km would be around Rs. 250. Each vehicle leased out for 60 months would cost around Rs. 42 million more than its market value. For the fleet of 58 vehicles the government will have to pay Rs. 2,436 million. Though the government pays that exorbitant amount it would not own the vehicles. It can now be seen that there is a mega fraud in the process of procuring the vehicles."
The JVP Leader said that each of those MPs was currently paid Rs 200,000 monthly transport allowance. He demanded to know why they were given cars at the expense of the taxpayers. Those MPs had already obtained their duty free vehicle permits, he pointed out.
Dissanayake demanded to know the date on which the decision to give 58 MPs new cars was taken, the details of the procurement process and whether the government could justify provision of luxury cars to MPs who had been paid a Rs 200,000 transport allowance and given a duty free vehicle permit.
Leader of the House Highways and Higher Education Minister Lakshman Kiriella said the government would answer the question at a future date.
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Think of Chill Wills character in McLintock! "Drago" would gather the people round as he yelled "People, People, People." I love that movie. I mean I LOVE that movie! Gets me in a good mood. Well, people, I am here to tell you that I am a little bit wound up. We just got home from the 1st annual Shattuck FFA barnyard olympics. HOLY JEEMINY, son-of-a that deal was fun. I'll be honest.


On March 19, Joseph Bartholomew of Cook's firm sued the U.S. on behalf of Gregory Tockstein as guardian of wife Rhonda Tockstein.
Bartholomew wrote that the U.S., through physician David Walls, negligently prescribed a drug that could lower the seizure threshold.
He wrote that concomitantly, the U.S. negligently discontinued an anticonvulsant, and that these acts increased Rhonda Tockstein's seizure activity which caused severe and permanent brain injury.
Gregory Tockstein claims he has incurred and will become liable to pay great sums of money for treatment. He filed a claim with the Air Force pursuant to the federal Tort Claims Act last July; six months expired and therefore Gregory filed this action.
The suit identifies the Tocksteins as Randolph County residents.
On March 20, Keefe sued the U.S. on behalf of Lisa Vandervelden.
He wrote that the U.S., through physician Imran Khan, negligently failed to recognize signs of oral cancer.
The U.S. is alleged to have failed to order appropriate diagnostic tests and treatment, and failed to obtain appropriate consultation.
Vandervelden allegedly has suffered permanent pain, mental anguish, disability, disfigurement, and loss of enjoyment in normal life. She also claims to have incurred and will incur large sums of money in hospital, medical, and related expenses.
She had presented a claim to the Department of Health and Human Services under the Tort Claims Act in 2017, and more than six months elapsed.
Vandervelden is a St. Clair County resident.
The court clerk assigned Tockstein to District Judge Nancy Rosenstengel in East St. Louis and Vandervelden to District Judge Staci Yandle in Benton.
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By Federal Register notice of April 7, 2016, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service ("USF&WS" or "Service") determined that the Big Sandy crayfish is threatened and the Guyandotte River crayfish is endangered. The USF&WS originally proposed the listings on April 7, 2015 (80 FR 18710). See also "Fish and Wildlife Service Lists Snuffbox and Rayed Bean Mussels to Endangered…
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In the April 7, 2016 Federal Register, EPA proposed to add a site in Clarksburg, West Virginia to National Priorities List. The NPL is intended to guide EPA in determining which sites containing hazardous substances warrant further investigation and remediation under CERCLA.
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In February, the U.S. EPA and U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) jointly released a draft technical report entitled "Protecting Aquatic Life from Effects of Hydrologic Alteration." This 92 page text summarizes the received wisdom among the regulatory agencies. They include the following observations: "flow regime plays a central role in supporting healthy aquatic ecosystems and the ecological…
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The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection's ("WVDEP") Division of Air Quality ("DAQ") recently issued two General Permits regulating air pollution in the oil and gas industry, both of which have been challenged by the West Virginia Oil and Natural Gas Association ("WVONGA") as exceeding the Agency's authority. During the public comment process, DAQ dismissed complaints about…
EPA Proposes to Expand its Accidental Release and Risk Management Program Rules under Section 112(r) of the Clean Air Act
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Delaware Riverkeeper Sues FERC Claiming Reliance on Regulatory Fees Creates Impermissible Temptation to Bias
The Delaware Riverkeeper Network has sued FERC in federal court in Washington, D.C., claiming that FERC's reliance on regulatory fees from the gas industry creates a "structural bias" that denies the Riverkeeper's due process rights. The Complaint cites as an example of the bias the fact that FERC has approved 100 percent of the pipeline projects it has reviewed and has never fined a…
States and Developers File Amicus Briefs Supporting Review of Jurisdictional Determinations by Corps of Engineers
Two groups of states, one led by West Virginia and one by North Dakota, have filed amicus briefs in the U.S. Supreme Court supporting landowners claiming a right to challenge jurisdictional determinations by the Corps of Engineers. Likewise, amicus briefs were submitted by the National Association of Homebuilders and the American Farm Bureau Federation.
Historically, developers and…
Fish & Wildlife Service Imposes New Habitat Criteria
New criteria and policy was announced on February 11 by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service ("F&WS") for designating "critical habitat" under the Endangered Species Act. The agency announced two changes in its regulations (81 Fed. Reg. 7214-7226; 81 Fed, Reg. 7414-7440) and adopted one new policy (81 Fed. Reg. 7226-7248). Collectively, these changes will provide the agency considerably…
Federal Court In WV Voids Severance Deed Waiver Because Longwall Mining Not Contemplated In 1902
Surface owners have the right of "subjacent support"—to have their surface left intact—unless that right has been waived. In West Virginia, the right of support can be waived expressly (by saying that mineral owner has no obligation to support the surface and no liability for failing to support it) or by necessary implication (by granting all of the coal and right to remove all of the…
District court judge denies request for interlocutory appeal in Coal Ash Pollution Suit
On January 29, 2016, The United State District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina denied Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC's ("Duke") interlocutory appeal of its order denying Duke's motion to dismiss a Clean Water Act ("CWA") citizen suit. Duke argued that, before the law suit proceeded further, the Fourth Circuit should weigh in on two issues regarding claims of unpermitted discharges…
On January 29, 2016, The United State District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina denied Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC's ("Duke") interlocutory appeal of its order denying Duke's motion to dismiss a Clean Water Act ("CWA") citizen suit. here. Duke argued that, before the law suit proceeded further, the Fourth Circuit should weigh in on two issues regarding claims of unpermitted…