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Daewoo – from a Korean giant with cars and TVs famous globally to the ending "shredded up" because of debt
There was a time when Daewoo was the leading brand in the world in many fields
There was a time when the name Daewoo was once the pride of Korea, was one of the leading companies of this country, besides Samsung, Hyundai, LG … Mentioning this name was referring to a business. a giant contributed greatly in the rise of the country of Kim Chi, a famous car manufacturer in the 80s – 90s of the last century.
Before the Asian financial crisis in 1997, Daewoo was Korea's second largest chaebol (multidisciplinary corporation) after Hyundai. But the company's leadership team 's unforgivable mistakes almost made the Daewoo brand disappear on the world map. However, to this day, people still know Daewoo through their remaining subsidiaries, reminiscent of the heroic memories of this business in the past.
Daewoo Group was founded by President Kim Woo-jung – son of governor of Daegu province, Korea. President Kim is an incredibly talented man as he graduated from the prestigious Kyunggi High School, then earned a degree in Economics at Yonsei University in Seoul. With both financial and business-oriented help from his father – who was an advisor to President Park Chung hee (who later completely changed the face of Korea), Kim Woo-jung founded so Daewoo – translated into Vietnamese means "Great Universe" in 1967.
Under President Park Chung Hee, large private enterprises were used instead of state-owned firms, which were later known as chaebol. The chaebol enjoy a lot of incentives to be able to develop: being protected by the state monopoly in the country, borrowing money at very low interest rates and receiving funding from the government. In return, these companies must achieve certain achievements, while also supporting the government of Park Chung hee. Firms seen as the beginning of the chaebol dynasty are Samsung – an agro-products company, Hyundai – a US auto repair and builder, and Daewoo, which focuses on textile industry.
At that time, the textile and garment industry in Korea brought a high profit margin thanks to cheap and abundant labor. As a result, Daewoo – then just a small business – was chosen by the government as one of the key companies thanks to its huge export potential for clothing products. Thanks to his father's relationship with the president, President Kim acquired a type of textile business in South Korea, creating Daewoo Corporation.
After the initial development period with the textile industry, Daewoo gradually developed through other businesses. During the period from 1973-1981, the group built a reputation through shipbuilding as well as its oil rigs, thanks to its relatively competitive price. After that, Daewoo expanded its influence globally by associating with a number of American and European businesses.
Daewoo began to manufacture machinery and defense products, along with the manufacture of helicopters and civilian aircraft. The company's machines and aircraft are of good quality and competitively priced with similar products from the US, thus giving a huge advantage in expanding the influence of the Daewoo brand in the world. . Not only that, Daewoo also expanded into the automobile manufacturing industry and achieved great success. This corporation is the seventh largest car manufacturer and the sixth largest car manufacturer in the world in the 80s – 90s of the last century.
Daewoo Racer 1993 – one of the famous cars of Daewoo (Image: Hamari Autos)
Despite such success, mistakes in financial management have left this group bogged down. In 1997, the Asian financial crisis that started in Thailand took place and spread to the entire region; South Korea is also one of the worst affected countries, with its debt / GDP ratio doubling (from 13% to 30%).
This forced the government to cut incentives for low-cost chaebol loans, as the banking sector was burdened by large conglomerates' bad debts due to aggressive expansion. globally. The chaebol, instead of seeking profits, were trying to expand as much as possible thanks to cheap capital from political relationships, which caused these huge debts and brought the country of Korea. at dark times.
In 1998, when the country was in a serious crisis, most chaebols had to cut back when the four biggest firms of the time (Samsung, LG, Hyundai and Daewoo) had five times their total liabilities. owned.
Daewoo did the opposite by increasing the number of its subsidiaries by 14, while increasing the amount of debt by up to 40%. In a year in which the group lost 550 billion won ($ 458 million), expanding and continuing to borrow was an unforgivable mistake. A year later, the second largest corporation in Korea officially went bankrupt with a debt of about 50 billion USD (equivalent to 77 billion USD at exchange rate in 2019). At this time, Daewoo is still present in 100 countries around the world.
The economic crisis in Asia was one of the factors that caused Daewoo's bankruptcy in 1999 (Photo: Korea Times)
Immediately after Daewoo's bankruptcy, President Kim fled Korea and only returned in June 2005. The president was accused of masterminding accounting frauds 41 trillion won ($ 43.4 billion), illegally borrowing 9.8 trillion won ($ 10.3 billion), and bringing out $ 3.2 billion. foreign. At the end of June of that year, Kim Woo-jung was found guilty of embezzlement and fraud and was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
At the end of 2019, the president of Daewoo died at the age of 83; he successfully built Daewoo into a leading empire in Korea but at the same time collapsed the achievement of his life.
Today, the Daewoo brand is known to 3 companies: Daewoo Corporation, Daewoo Engineering & Construction and Daewoo International Corporation, operating in the real estate sector, manufacturing and processing steel products, shipbuilding and translation. financial services. Daewoo's famous automobile brand was replaced by Chevrolet in Korea one day, and its commercial vehicle company was acquired by Tata Motor of India.
Meanwhile, Engineering & Construction (Daewoo E&C) is still one of the strongest construction companies in the world, present in 47 countries with more than 300 projects worldwide. In Vietnam, Daewoo E&C has invested in building Daewoo Hotel, one of the top 5-star hotels in Hanoi and a number of other projects. This business is also one of the main investors of the Starlake project in Tay Ho Tay area through T.H.T Development Co., Ltd. with a total investment of 1.3 billion USD.
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Daewoo 5-star hotel in Hanoi, one of the famous works of Daewoo E&C. (Photo: Booking)
Once one of the iconic companies in Korea, however, expansion and uncontrolled debt and financial fraud from the chairman made Daewoo bankrupt. Chaebol number two is a thing of the past; Today, what remains of Daewoo are the subsidiaries that are still active to this day. However, it cannot be denied the influence and contributions of this corporation to the Korean country in the reconstruction and economic development; They deserve to be recognized as one of the corporations that brought Kim Chi country where it is today.
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CLEAR CHANNEL Talk KFI-A/LOS ANGELES afternoon hosts JOHN KOBYLT and KEN CHIAMPOU have long been at odds with advocates for illegal immigrants, and their campaign against CALIFORNIA's version of the "Dream Act" providing tuition breaks and assistance for illegal immigrants has drawn a protest from immigrant rights activists demanding that the hosts be taken off the air.
The LOS ANGELES TIMES reports that a spokesman for the COALITION FOR HUMANE IMMIGRANT RIGHTS, JORGE-MARIO CABRERA, is complaining that JOHN AND KEN gave out his cellphone and office numbers on the air for listeners to directly reach him, and that some listeners left rude and "humiliating" messages.
"What incendiary rhetoric? Not a single example is cited.. because there aren't any to cite."
NATIONAL HISPANIC MEDIA COALITION Pres./CEO ALEX NOGALES, who previously led campaigns against HOWARD STERN and LOU DOBBS, called the incident "the last straw"; other illegal immigrant rights groups have joined CABRERA in calling for a sponsor boycott until the hosts are fired.
KFI PD ROBIN BERTOLUCCI told the paper she planned to meet with representatives of the groups and that "we're looking forward to talking to them. I think that's the best place for us to discuss it."
On FRIDAY, JOHN AND KEN sent a letter to the TIMES editor objecting to the article's content and tone, alleging that the article's author "accepted uncritically all the charges against us and our show made by a number of community activists, and as a result, her story is extremely misleading." The hosts noted that CABRERA sent his cellphone number to the media on all communications, that they "have a right to oppose the California DREAM Act, just as Mr. CABRERA has a right to advocate for it," and that they "did not -- and would never -- encourage anyone to make threats or intimidating remarks. We disavow them and have said so repeatedly on the air. As the targets of threats ourselves, we are extremely sensitive to language that could be viewed as inciting threats or violence." The letter also asks the editor about the reporter's characterization of their show as "incendiary rhetoric," asking, "What incendiary rhetoric? Not a single example is cited.. because there aren't any to cite."
And Market Manager GREG ASHLOCK responded to NOGALES with a letter scheduling a meeting between himself, BERTOLUCCI, Marketing Director NEIL SAAVEDRA, and NOGALES on OCTOBER 6th but warning, "if the purpose of the meeting is to try and change JOHN AND KEN's opinion on the DREAM Act -- or to ask me to sanction them for exercising their First Amendment rights -- our get-together won't be the best use of our time." ASHLOCK repeated the hosts' citation of CABRERA's press releases as the source of the cellphone number, and added that the number was removed from the show podcast when CABRERA made it clear the number was not meant for public distribution. The letter also included a transcription of the actual comments made by JOHN AND KEN that he said showed that, contrary to NOGALES' claim, the hosts did not encourage listeners to "call and harass" CABRERA.

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10 of the Strangest Tourist Sites in Canada
Every country in the world is home to dozens of famous and popular tourist sites, but there are also some that are downright odd. These are 10 of the strangest places to visit in Canada for various reasons.
1. Dawson City, Yukon
If you head to drinking establishments in Dawson City, which was famous in the days of the gold rush, you'll find something called sourtoe cocktails. Believe it or not, these are actual human toes which have been preserved over time in brine. People put one in a glass and then down a drink, but to do it right your lips are supposed to touch the toe.
2. Glendon, Alberta
You'll come across the biggest pierogi in the world in Glendon, Alberta. A pierogi is a dumpling-type of food which is popular in numerous countries around the world. This pierogi was created back in
1993 and is 27 feet tall. It also weighs about three tons, which is 6,000 lbs. The structure is located on Pierogi Drive in Pierogi Park.
3. Selkirk, Manitoba
This is the home of something called Chuck the Channel Cat. It was erected in 1986 as a way toadvertise Selkirk as the world's catfish capital. The statue sits on Main Street and reaches 25 feet in the air.
4. Prince Edward Island
If you'd like to learn all there is to know about potatoes then the place to be is the Canadian Potato Museum in Prince Edward Island on the country's east coast. The museum will tell you the story of the famous potatoes that are grown here.
5. St. Thomas, Ontario
St. Thomas, Ontario is the home of Jumbo the Elephant. This is a statue which was built in honor of Jumbo the Elephant. The elephant belonged to the P.T. Barnum Circus and was unfortunately hit by a train in the city back in 1885. The word jumbo is now used to describe huge things and there's also a beer in St. Thomas which is named Dead Elephant Ale.
6. Sudbury, Ontario
Sudbury is often referred to as The Big Nickel. If you visit the northern Ontario city you'll find the biggest coin in the world, which is a replica of a 1951 Canadian nickel.
7. Wawa, Ontario
The town of Wawa is home to the Wawa Goose. The name of the town itself comes from an Ojibwa word which means wild goose. To honor the native American tongue, there is a statue that was built in 1960 and stands 28-feet tall.
8. St. Paul, Alberta
St. Paul is home to the UFO Landing Pad, which was erected in 1960. The pad was built as a way to attract both local tourists as well as extraterrestrial visitors. In the 1990s the town also constructed a UFO tourist information center next door to it. This is where visitors can look over hundreds ofdocuments and photos of UFO sightings.
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When visiting Torrington, Alberta make sure you pay a visit to the Gopher Hole Museum. This is where you can see Taxidermied gophers that have been created by a local artist and have been positioned in all sorts of different poses.
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WISE Learning Festival opens
Tiny robotic cars translate colour information to sound and they make different sounds for different colours. Play drums out of anything hit the beat, like seeds of rice and beans, The Peninsula said.
The colour chaser 'MoMA collection' and the 'Physical Drum Machine' are just samples among many exhibits showcased at the Learning Festival organised by the World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) which was opened yesterday at Katara.
The Learning Festival showcases the creative takes on the use of technology in education. The festival is on a mission to creatively share some of the latest developments in education. Through a series of demos, workshops and performances by the 'Maker Movement' and a photo exhibition by Newsha Tavakolian, the festival showcases use of technology in the classroom. It demonstrates how the makers explore simple analog and digital resources to enhance creativity.
Yuri Suzuki, a sound artist, designer and electronic musician who produces work that explores the realms of sound through exquisitely designed pieces, was one among the opening of the Learning Festival. "Understanding electronics leads to creating things. Learning understands," said Yuri Suzuki, Japanese designer, whose brainchild is the 'MoMA collection.' The photo exhibition by Tavakolian, whose striking images illustrate the 2014 WISE Book represent 11 best practices in the use of technology to improve learning. It includes photos taken at the Qatar Foundation schools.
The central area of the festival is dedicated to the Maker movement, featuring interactive demos and installations of some the latest creative maker projects such as LittleBits, Makey Makey, 3d printing, Paper Electronics, Arduino-based DYI kits as well. The festival is open on Katara Esplanade until November 8, between 5pm and 10pm. The Learning Festival will also hold workshops for students at Katara and within and outside the Education City. The festival is held ahead of the WISE 2014 summit which will be held between November 4 and November 6 under the theme 'Imagine-Create-Learn: Creativity at the Heart of Education.'
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BRAHAMS (boy) * City Park Hospital, Cape Town 20/12/2001 to Nareema and Ebrahima. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
DALLDORF Paula Jade * 24/12/2001 to Russell and Karen (née Whitfield). Sister for Lara. Granddaughter to Ross and Jen Dalldorf and to Trevor and Kathy. Niece to Lorna. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
DE CONING Liesel and Lyle * St. Dominic hospital, East London 22/12/2001 to Nadine. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
GRINYER Sarah Victoria * 21/12/2001 to Craig and Suzi (née Oliver). Sister for Cameron and Jessica. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
HABUMBULA Okuhle (boy) * City Park Hospital, Cape Town 21/12/2001 to Portia and Lindani. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
HATCHUEL (boy) * Morningside Clinic, Sandton, Gauteng Province 22/12/2001 to Steven and Robyn. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
JASVEN (girl) * 24/12/2001 to Richard and Hayley (née SHERMAN). (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
KRAMER (boy) * 21/12/2001/ 6 Tevet to Anton and Lindy (née Sacks). Brother ot Gavriel Moshe. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
MACLEOD-HENDERSON Thomas James * Westville Hospital, Durban 25/12/2001 to Stuart and Stella. [Immediate family:] Doug and Greer, Carla and Mario. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
POHL (boy) * Morningside Clinic, Sandton, Gauteng Province 15/12/2001 to Leigh and Haydi (née Bean). Brother to Joshua. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
SANQELA (boy) * City Park Hospital, Cape Town 21/12/2001 to Thulile and Balinda. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
SIMELELA (boy) * City Park Hospital, Cape Town 21/12/2001 to Xolani and Zintle (BEYI). (CAPE TIMES - 27/12/2001).
WOODLEY Reece * Westville Hospital, Durban 20/12/2001 to Kenneth and Debbie. Brother to Tiffany and Ryan. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
DE WETT Burton. 21 Today. [Inserted by] the Van der Westhuizen, Fredericks and Phillips families. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
HOYER John (Hoza). 50th Birthday on 26/12/2001. Frien of Don, Sue, Michelle and Kristen. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
KEMP Elzaan. 21ste Verjaardag. [Ingestuur deur] haar ouers, susters Amori, Lihandré en Oumas. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
REDDY TANIA SAMANTHA. Birthday today. [Inserted by] Mom and Kanita. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
ROBERTSON HEATHER. Birthday today. [Inserted by] all at Independent Newspapers Classifieds. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
SEAMAN TARYN. 21 Today. [Inserted by] Mom & Stuart. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
VENTER KERRY. 16th Birthday. [Inserted by her] parents and sister Mart. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
NAGEL Christopher and Deidre ROETS married at Firgrove Chapel 23/12/2001. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
BOTHA BILL & PEGGY. 60th Wedding anniversary. [Inserted by] children, grandchildren and great-grandchild. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
POTTIER Ben & Dulcie. 40th Wedding anniversary. Children (a) Vanessa & Shane and grandchildren Matthew, Justin and Jordan, (b) Celeste and (c) Brendan. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
ADAMS Anne (née REINERS). + 21/12/2001. Husband Chris. Mother and grandmother of (a) Paul, Lee-Anne, Nicholas & Lauren, (b) Pierre, Cathy, Michael, Andrea and Matthew, (c) Jeremy, Penny, Jamie-Frances and Cassidy. Sister and aunt of (a) Richard, Gerry, Tessa, Renee, Jayne and Gavin, (b) Claire, Des, Sharon, Glenn and Joanne. Requiem Mass: Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Bergvliet Road, Bergvliet, CapeTown, 24/12/2001, 10:30, cremation. (CAPE TIMES - 24 & 27/12/2001).
ANDERSON Molly Gloyn. + 22/12/2001. Mother of Hilary, Wendy and Joan, a mother-in-law, grandmother, and great-grandmother, (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
BACKHOUSE Ruth Fredrica. Late of 25 Darlington Road, Vincent, East London. Cremation service: Cambridge Crematorium Chapel, 28/12/2001, 14:30. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
BAIRD MARJORIE. + 22 December 2001. Late of St. Georges Village, Bedfordview, dist Germiston, Gauteng Province. Mother, grandmother and great-grandmother remembered by Ann & John, Robert & Sandy, Sheryl, David, Ian & Barbara, Angus & Karen, Murray & Lauren. Memorial Service: 28/12/2001, Wychwood Baptist Church, cnr Watsonia and Mcalpine Roads, Germiston, 14:30. Burial: West Park Cemetery, Johannesburg. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
BENTZ Rhoda Helena. + Kennersley Park, East London 24/12/2001. Mother of Val, Trevor and Lionel, mother-in-law of Henry, Gloria and Moira, grandmother to Mark, Lee, Ian, Deon, Cherie, Llewellyn, Lloyd, Ryan & Lauren, Michelle, Paul and Dillon, great-grandmother to Kyle. Cremation Service: St Crucis Lutheran Church, Edge Road, Beacon Bay, East London, 28/12/2001, 14:00, cremation. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
BOTES Willem. Late of Randparkridge, Randburg, Gauteng Province. Funeral service: Presbyterian Church, Corner of Hans Strijdom and Elise Streets, Ruiterhof, Randburg, 28/12/2001, 13:00, burial: West Park Cemetery, Johannesburg. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
BOTHA Louwrens Stephanus (Louis). + Witbank, 93 jaar oud. In lewe van Besterstraat 37, Del-Juder, Witbank, Mpumalanga provinsie. Voorheen van Chalmerstraat 12, Queenstown, Oos-Kaap provinsie. Betreur deur kinders, kleinkinders en agterkleinkinders. Teraardebestelling: Stone & Seun Kapel, Queenstown, 10:00, 28.12.2001, dan na Queenstown begraafplaas. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
BOUCHER Joan. Wife of John, mother to Diana, Shelagh, Richard, Ruth, Susan, a grandmother and great-grandmother. Memorial service: 28/12/2001, Coastlands Baptist Church, Parklands Road, Hillary, Durban, 11:00. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
BROWN Winnie. + 22 December 2001, aged 52. Husband Neville, children Owen and Heather. Funeral service: 28 December 2001, North Pine Baptist Church, Conside Way, North Pine, 09:00, thence to Kraaifontein Cemetery, Western Cape Province. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
BROWNE Eddie. + 21 December 2001. President of Green Point Stadium Bowling Club. Remembered by wife Ros, Michael and Allen, Troy, Janine and granddaughter Ella, Nathan and Fiona. Brother-in-law and uncle of Beryl, Kenny and family. Friend and colleague missed by the Directors, Management and Staff of A.W.H. Motor Group. Funeral service: 24/12/2001, 12:00, Durbanville Baptist Church, De Villiers Street, Durbanville, Western Cape Province, cremation. (CAPE ARGUS - 22 & 24 & 27/12/2001).
CALITZ John Henry (Jack). Funeral service: 27 December 2001, 09:30, St Bernadette's Catholic Church, Walmer, Port Elizabeth. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
COLLISON Bridget. + 21 December 2001. Children Hayley, Adrian and Deon. Sympathy to Adrian and family from the Directors of Stocks Meat Market. Service: Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Bothasig, Cape Town, 27 December 2001, 12:00. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
DAVIS-BERRY Elizabeth. Late of Johannesburg North. Funeral service: Crestwood Chapel, 91 Milner Road, Kensington B, Randburg, Gauteng Province, 28 December 2001, 15:30, cremation. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
DE KLERK Frank. + 21/12/2001. Wife Hilda. Cremation service: 28/12/2001, 14:00, Maitland Crematorium Chapel. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
DUBB Clarrie. + Sydney, Australia 24 December 2001. Widow of Eli (deceased), mother of Leo, Jonathan, Richard and Terry. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
FORD MICHELLE (née KLAIBER). + 23/12/2001, aged 35. Twin sister Inge (husband and family: Sheldon, Kieren, Ronan, Aeryn). (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
FRANCE OLGA. + Alterzheim, New Germany, KwaZulu-Natal 22/12/2001 after a struggle with Altzheimers. Wife of the late Ray, mother of Barbara, Laura, Marlene, Alan and Nevill. Mother-in-law of Murray, Sharon and Debbie, grandmother of Paul, David, Tyrone, Richard, Matthew (Barbara's son), Justin, Tammy, Kylie and Jonathan (Jono). Missed by daughter (a) Marlene and Vasek, (b) Laura & Murray, Paul and Noma. Funeral Service: New Germany Lutheran Church, 29 December 2001, 10:00, cremation. (DAILY NEWS - 24 & 27/12/2001).
GARCIA VIVIAN ROY. + at home 21/12/2001. Wife Helen, children Vivienne (& Trevor), Peter and Margaret. Funeral Service: St Johns Anglican Church, cnr of St Johns Ave and Payne Street, Pinetown, Durban, 28/12/2001, 14:00, then to Ashley Cemetery. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
GOUWS Annamarie. Begrafnisdiens: 27/12/2001. (DIAMOND FIELD ADVERTISER - 27/12/2001).
IRVING JAMES PLAYFAIR. + 23 December 2001. Husband of Edith, father of Lynne, John, Denise, Trevor, Timothy and Maureen, also a grandfather. Brother of Beth and Elaine. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
ISAAC Ireenie Lucy. Late of Robertsham, Johannesburg. Memorial service: Grace Family Chapel, no 23 Limerick Road, Crown Gardens, Johannesburg, 27 Decemeber 2001, 11:00. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
ISAACS Aletta. + 22/12/2001. Daughter Ruceda Ismail, missed by grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Service: St Augustine Church, 5th Avenue, Lotus River, Cape Town, 27/12/2001, 14:00, thence to Klipfontein Cemetery. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
IVESON Martin Hall. Late of Kennersley Park, East London. Funeral Service: Baptist Church, Tennyson Street, Quigney, East London, 28/12/2001, 10:00, interment at Stutterheim cemetery, Eastern Cape Province. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
JOSEPH DENNIS. + 23 December 2001. Husband for 55 years of Myra. Father of daughter Ros and husband Fulvio Cassuto. Grandfather of Robyn and Alan Datt, Mark and Louise Cathro, Sandra and Gary Furman. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
JOUBERT Hendriena Johanna (Coenie). Late of Oostvallei Retirement Centre, Pretoria. Funeral service: Dutch Reformed Church (NG Kerk), Garsfontein Park, Floris Street, Garsfontein East, Pretoria, 27/12/2001, 10:00, internment: Pretoria East Cemetery. (PRETORIA NEWS - 27/12/2001).
Klaiber Michelle - see: Ford, Michelle.
KNOTT HILARY. Late of Douglasdale, Johannesburg. Sympathy to Steven, Alison and family from the staff, Board, parents and pupils of Beaulieu Preparatory School, where Hilarys instilled in many a love of literature. Memorial service: Bryanston Methodist Church, Grosvenor Road, Bryanston, Randburg, Gautend Province, 28 December 2001, 11:00. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
KORDA Sidney (Syd). + 22 December 2001. Father and grandfather of daughters (a) Gail, Manfred and grandson Jeremy, (b) Judy, son-in-law Bernie and grandsons Auric and Matthew, (c) Jenith, son-in law Gershon, grandsons Shai, Yoel, their wives Wendy and Keren and great-grandsons Shaun and Guy, in Israel. Brother of Oscar, Basha and families. Brother-in-law and uncle of Rosaline, Brenda, Dax and Cassidy. Uncle of Tony, Carmel, Yam (Israel) and Cedric (London). Sympathy from Rodney and Hillary Comer-Crook. (CAPE ARGUS - 24 & 27/12/2001).
LACHENICHT ROY ALBERT. + 21 December 2001. Late of Blairgowrie, Randburg, Gauteng. Wife Barbara. Father to Dave and Marianne, grandpa to Kayleigh and Shelley. Father and grandfather of Alan, Mandy, Nikki and Kerryn. Memorial service: Randburg Methodist Church, Corner Grove and Hendrik Verwoerd Drive, Randburg, 27/12/2001, 11:00, cremation. LACHENICHT ROY Beloved (THE STAR - 24 & 27/12/2001).
LARSEN Dorothy Elizabeth Winifred (Winnie). Late of 20A Weist Road, Austerville, Durban. Mother of Ingrid, Ernest and the late Pauline and Harold, also a mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral: 27/12/2001, Christ the King Church, Cycas Road, Austerville, Durban, 10:00, then to the Dudley Street Cemetery. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
LE ROUX Patricia (Pat). Mother of Lesley, Dennis and Kathy, grandmother of Glen, Angela, Leon, Robin, Craig and Nicolette, mother-in-law of Eddie and Cacks. Funeral service: 28/12/2001, 16:00, New Apostolic Church, Umbilo, Durban (behind Willovale Centre, Haig Avenue). (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
LEBURU Edward Neo. + 21 Decemeber 2001. Missed by mother, brothers, sisters and family. (DIAMOND FIELD ADVERTISER - 27/12/2001).
LEONARD Joan. + 22 December 2001. Mother of David & Jill, Peter & Nicky, Penelope and Susan, grandmother of Simon, Katie and Adrian. Sister of Trudie Langson. Requiem Mass: 28 December 2001, 10:00, St Bernadette's Catholic Church, Walmer, port Elizabeth. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
LOVERIDGE ROBERT. + 19 December 2001. Father and grandfather of Alison & Louis, Rowan and Carla Gontier. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
MACLEAN {Dr} Ken. + 22 December 2001. A husband, father and grandfather. Memorial service: Fish Hoek Presbyterian Church, cnr of Central Circle and Recreation Road, 28 December 2001, 10:30, cremation. (CAPE TIMES - 27/12/2001).
McCOSH William Norman. Funeral Service: East Chapel, 20 Fynn Street, Durban, 28/12/2001, 12:00. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
McLENNAN Joan Bradley. + 20 December 2001. Missed by family Heather, Philip, Rory, Riordan, Shaun, Jean and Leslie. Memorial service: Avondrust, Rouwkoop Road, Rondebosch, Cape Town, 27 December 2001, 14:30. (CAPE TIMES - 27/12/2001).
MEYER BILLY. Sympathy to the Meyer family from his friends and colleagues at Johnnic Publishing Media Services, Johannesburg. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
MOBBS Mercia. + 21 December 2001. Late of The Camphors, Hillcrest, KwaZulu-Natal Province. Widow of the late Sid. Mother of Sidney (Sid) & Jill, Christopher & Gail, Elizabeth & Richard, also a grandmother. Requiem Mass: 28 December 2001, 11:30, Anglican Church of St John the Baptist, Payne Street, Pinetown, Durban, cremation. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
NOLAN Ivy. + 23/12/2001. Late of 56 Blackburn Road, Redhill, Durban. Mother of Maureen, Elaine, Sheela, Kenny, Ellen & Chippy Cobb, Colleen, David and Dennis and the late Tony also a mother-in-law, grandmother and great-grandmother. Grandmother of Michelle, Carol, Steven and great-grandmother of Shannon and Gareth. Funeral Service: Doves North Chapel, 20 Fynn Street, Durban, 27/12/2001, 12:00. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
NOLAN Mike. + 22 December 2001. Wife Amanda, children Melissa and Eugene. Funeral service: Heideveld Dutch Reformed Church, Stirling Street, Rowallan Park, 27 December 2001, 11:00, thence to Forest Hill Cemetery. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
NORTH Desmond (Des). + 26 December 2001. Wife Mavis, children Jack and Marilyn, grandchildren Jo-Anne, Catherine and Jonathan. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
PATRICK Lionel. + East London 22 December 2001. Wife Shirley, son and daughter Cliff and Beryl, son and daughter-in-law Peter and Julie with grandchildren Andrew, Michelle and Lara. Memorial service: Port Elizabeth. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
PERY-KNOX-GORE WENDY. + Highway Hospice, Durban 22 December 2001. Mother of Dianna and the late Janet. Service: St James Church, Venice Road, Morningside, Sandton, Gauteng Province, 11:00, 27/12/2001. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
PIZZOL CESARE / CESARINO. + 22 December 2001. Wife Lina, children Fabio, Paola, Carla and Giulio. Funeral service: Mater Dolorosa Catholic Church, 185 Queen Street, Kensington, Johannesburg, 11:00, 27 December 2001. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
PONDART Marie. Widow of the late Ralph Pondart. Funeral: 27/12/2001, St Michaels Church, Blackburn Road, Redhill, Durban, 11:15, cremation. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
POS CHARLIE. Husband for 61 years to Joan. Father of Graham, Bev and Sandra (son-in-law Alfie and granddaughters Dominique and Gabriella). Grandfather of Zane, Earl (wife Lisel, son Luke). Memorial service: 27 December 2001, Witfield Methodist Church, Green Street, Boksburg, Gauteng Province, 10:00. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
RABIE ALLAN. + 22/12/2001. Widower of the late Carol, father of Stewart and Beverley. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
Reiners Anne - see: Adams, Anne.
ROLLAND Stuart. + 21 December 2001. Sister Arabella. Missed by Lyn, Sam, Pamela and Richard. Memorial Service: Mariannhill, Monastary Chapel, 27 December 2001, 15:00, (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
SCHAFER FRANZ HEINRICH. + Alt Kroondal, Rustenburg, North West Province, 23 December 2001. Formerly of Garsfontein, Pretoria. [Unnamed] children in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, and Pretoria. (PRETORIA NEWS - 27/12/2001).
SCHULZ SHEILA JEAN. + 20/12/2001. Husband Paul Schulz. Mother of Peter and Tony LEON, sister of Neil HERMAN. Friend of Valerie (Val). Funeral service: 21 December 2001, 12:00, West Park Cemetery, Johannesburg (Jewish section). Prayers: 23 December 2001, 18:00, 10 Ashford Road, Parkwood, Johannesburg. (CAPE TIMES - 27/12/2001).
SIDDALL ROBYN LEE * 4/12/1972 + 20/12/2001. Remembered by parents, and by Kim. (PRETORIA NEWS - 27/12/2001).
SLATE AMY DORIS. + 22/12/2001. [Inserted by] Denise, Chaim and Reuben. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
THOMPSON DORIS. + 22 December 2001, aged 91. Late of Towerby. Missed by the President and Members, Ridge Park Sports Club, where she was the oldest Life Member. Memorial service: Methodist Church, Corner of Church and Bishop Streets, Turffontein, Johannesburg, 28/12/2001, 11:00. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
THORNTON Richard David (Ginger/Ginge). + 23/12/2001. Late of 12 Seafern, Ridge Road, Durban. Wife Sue. Brother of Julian and Barbara, uncle of Clive, Anthea and Steven. Stepfather of Lesley, Neill and Wendy, step-grandfather of Warrick, Candice, Jonathan, Tay, Tiffany and Brandon. Friend of Rudi, Kim, Liesl and Sarah Opperman. Memorial service: 28/12/2001, St Thomas Anglican Church, Musgrave Road, Berea, Durban, 15:30. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
VAN DE WAALS John. Missed by Shorty and Bunny. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
VAN DER AU Edith. Late of Johannesburg North. Cremation service: Doves Park Chapel, 147 Hans Strijdom Drive, Strijdom Park, Randburg, Gauteng Province, 28 December 2001, 14:00, cremation. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
VAN ROOYEN NICOLLAS. + 20 December 2001. Missed by wife Gregory, children Craig and Cheri. Funeral: 15:00, 27 December 2001, New Forest Congregational Church, 136 Kenyon Howden Road, Montclair, Durban. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
WACKER Goachin. + 21 December 2001. Wife Rosa. Service: 28 December 2001, Dutch Reform Church North, Mosel Road, Uitenhage, Eastern Cape province, 09:00, cremation. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
WALTON Margaret Finn (Rita). Late 53 Harewood Drive, Nahoon Mouth, East London. Mother and grandmother of Stuart, Angela, Morgan and Chad in Qatar, Middle East. Grandmother of Travis, Amy-Jane and Carrie-Anne. Requiem Mass: Eucharistic Heart of Jesus, Brabant Street, Cambridge, East London, 28-12-2001, 14.30, cremation. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
WILLIAMS Anne (Annie). + 21/12/2001, aged 75. Formerly of Goodwood, Cape Town. Mother and grandmother of Frances, Polly, Peter-Jon, Lisa and Daniel. Service: United Reformed Church, cnr Mains and St Athens Rd, Gleemoor, Athlone, Cape Town, 28/12/2001, 11:00, thence to Maitland Cemetery Gate 5. (CAPE TIMES - 24 & 27/12/2001).
WREN Shirley Mary. + 21 December 2001, 16:00. Husband Herb, children Toni, Brian, Jenny and Christopher. Friend of Sharon and Peter Osborne. Memorial service: Harvest Church, Albert Road, Walmer, Port Elizabeth, 27 December 2001, 14:30. (The Herald - 24 & 27/12/2001).
ZAMBON ERNESTO. + 19 December 2001. Wife Maria, children Carlo, Aldo, Lida and Ilaria, grandchildren Mauro, Laura and Lorenzo. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
CONSECRATIONS
ALGRANTI EMILIE. Left children and grandchildren. Unveiling of tombstone: Pinelands Jewish Cemetery, Cape Town, 30 December 2001, 09:30. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
BRAUDE EVETTE. Sister of Dvorah Rabie and Punky Braude. Consecration of tombstone: Muizenberg Cemetery, Cape Town, 30 December 2001, 10:00. (CAPE TIMES - 27/12/2001).
COPE Nathan. Husband of Eve, father of Alvin, Mercia, Dennis and Colin. Consecration of tombstone: Pinelands Cememtery, Gate No 2, Cape Town, 30 December 2001, 10:00. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
HOPP BENNO. Unveiling of tombstone: West Park Cemetery, Johannesburg, 30/12/2001, 10:30. Grave No. UE315. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
LEVIN Benny. Husband of Freda, father of Tamara, Lesley and Nikki. Consecration of tombstone: Pinelands Cemetery, Gate No 2, Cape Town, 30/12/2001, 10:30. (CAPE ARGUS - 27/12/2001).
ABBOTT LAUREEN JOYCE. + 28/12/2000. Mother and grandmother of Peter, Linda, Colleen, Brenda, Cyd, Andre and grandchildren (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
BOUCHIER Brendon (Buzzy). + 4 years ago today. Brother of Keith, Hayley, Brendon and Caitlin. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
CALLAN BILL. Children Roz, Oliver and Josh. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
DE BRUYN Ralton (Ivan). + 26 December 1999. Wife Janet, daughter Drucinda, daughter Ivanecia and grandson Kerwin. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
FELTHAM Neville. + 27/12/2000. Wife Val. Father of (a) Lynn & Michael and grandson Ian, (b) Gareth and (c) Bryce. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
HERMANN JENNIFER. + 26-12-2000 [Unidentified insert]. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
HITZEROTH Doreen. + 27/12/1999. Missed by children and grandchildren.(The Herald - 27/12/2001).
LUCK Thelma. + 26/12/1999. Mother and grandmother of (a) Phillip, Liz, Wesley and Tarryn, (b) Lynette, Pat, Donné, Brendan and Melodé. Missed by Colin, Estelle, Devon and Colaine.
LUPPNOW Lilias Irene. Remembered by Marjorie, Deon, Shirleen and Brendan, Chantel, Kelvin, Wendy and Cameron. (Dispatch - 27/12/2001).
MAGUA CRAIG. Remembered by parents, and by Cherisse, David, Charlene, Chirelle, Luke, Chloe, Craig, Candice and Jade. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
MANION SHAUN. * 27/12/1977 + 27/01/2000. Missed by parents, and by Carla and Michael. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
MAQUBA Florence. + 27/12/1999. Children Sandile, Lolie, Thandi and grandchildren Tshegofatso and Thabang. (DIAMOND FIELD ADVERTISER - 27/12/2001).
McBRYNE Morris. + 1 year ago. Father of Vaughn, Philly, Justin and Amy. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
McKIE Craig. + 10 years ago today. [Unidentified insert]. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
NICHOLSON MAUREEN. + 2 years ago today. Mother and grandmother of SallyAnn, Wayne, Jenna and Donna. (DAILY NEWS - 27/12/2001).
OSULLIVAN MICHAEL. + 11 years ago today. Husband, father and grandfather. [Unidentified insert]. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
PRINS Evelyn. + 27 December 2000. Remembered by Mamma and Sally. (The Herald - 27/12/2001).
RODKIN LOUIS. + 24 December 1949. Sons Stan and Alan. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).
USHER Tony. + 27 December 1998 (murdered). Missed by his father. (MERCURY - 27/12/2001).
WEINSTEIN NICOLE (Nixs). Remembered by Baz. (THE STAR - 27/12/2001).


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Sara Bispham
Hannah Chapman
Jo Bispham
Marc Pickering
Betty Jones
Emily Parker
SPARE TEACHER 3
Leah Gregorczyck
Zoe Clayton
Hannah Sugars
ACADEMY KIDS
SARA CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Originally from Bushey, Sara trained on a scholarship at the Sylvia Young Theatre School, where she was Head Girl, graduating with the Jeff Richer Award for Excellence in Dance. She then furthered her training at Laine Theatre Arts, graduating with a Trinity National Diploma in Musical Theatre and an ATCL National Diploma in Acting, along with her LAMDA Gold Medals in Acting and Verse & Prose, Adv 2 ISTD Qualifications in Ballet, Modern and Tap and her FDI Teaching Qualification in Modern Theatre Dance. Sara also spent a year studying Meisner Technique with The Impulse Theatre Company, under the direction of Scott Williams.
THEATRE INCLUDES: 42nd Street (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Some Like It Hot (Switzerland), Aladdin (Milton Keynes Theatre), Aida (Switzerland), Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs (Manchester Opera House), Cabaret (Zeltpalast, Merzig), Alice in Wonderland (Simon Star Theatre, Phuket, Thailand), Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs (The Al Rayaan Theatre, Qatar and The Lighthouse Theatre, Kettering), Ich
War Noch Niemals in New York (Apollo Theatre, Stuttgart), Die Fleadermaus (Theater des Westerns, Berlin), The Rat Pack (UK Tour), Dick Whittington (Milton Keynes Theatre), Der Schuh Des Manitu (Theater des Westerns, Berlin), Peter Pan (The Capitol Theatre, Horsham), Whistle Down The Wind (Aldwych Theatre, London).
Credits whilst training: Phyllis in Follies, Mae in Bye Bye Birdie, Mrs Parry in Teachers (LTA Studio Theatre)
FILM, TELEVISION & RADIO INCLUDE: The Olivier Awards (ITV), The Royal Variety Performance 2017 (ITV) The Generation Game (BBC), This Morning (ITV), Tonight at The London Palladium (ITV), The One Show (BBC), Unfinished Business (MTV), Never Mind The Buzzcocks (BBC), XChange (CBBC), Comic Relief (BBC), Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban (Warner Bros), The Magic City (Radio 4), Maths Mansion (Channel 4), The Toybox (Brand New Films), Home: The Story of Our House (Radio 4), Head in The Clouds (Sony Pictures), The Queens Nose (BBC), Star (ITV), King Street Junior (Radio 4)
COMMERCIALS INCLUDE: McDonalds, Verifone, Caroline Arthur Bridal, The Sound of Music CD, Kodak, Sparkasse Deutschland, Walkers Crisps and Babyliss.
RECORDINGS INCLUDE: 42nd Street Cast Recording (London 2017 Revival)
OTHER WORK INCLUDES: Danny Foster & The Big Soul Corporation (UK Tour), The Glamour of Paris (Willen Lake), The Rat Pack (UK Tour). Sara has performed at events all over the world for brands including: Fujitsu, Heineken, Sky Sports and Merecedes-Benz. Sara was an original cast member at The London Cabaret Club performing in their Latin and Ballroom shows at One Mayfair, The Collection and Bloomsbury Ballroom.
Whilst appearing in 42nd Street at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in London's West End, the 42nd Street Company won The Stef Stefanou Award for Outstanding Company at The National Dance Awards 2017. The show also won the Best Musical Revival at the 2017 What's On Stage Awards.
Most recently Sara appeared as Snow White in Snow White & The Seven Dwarves at The Radlett Centre. Sara joined the production as emergency covid cover and learnt the part in just 24 hour on Christmas day!
Sara has extensive experience teaching, directing and choreographing. She currently also teaches at the Sylvia Young Theatre School and Pineapple Dance Studios where she also is also a workshop leader for the official The Next Step Workshops.
Sara is thrilled to now have her own school and get to pass on her love and enthusiasm of Performing Arts to the next generation in Watford, which is where her journey first began.
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The industry is adopting fast to the new digital landscape. For the first time in living history the pharma industry is collectively spending more on DTC than professional marketing (51% to 49% according to the most recent Ogilvy report). The allocation to digital in marketing budgets is soaring. Digital is a broad definition and there are many aspects to a digital initiative. I'm going to focus on digital intelligence and how we can use it to deliver context to consumers.
There are two main sources of discovery available to us as consumers – search and social. In many ways these twin engines of discovery have converged. Do a Google search and you are delivered relevant search results to include Tweets. Drill a touch deeper in the results and you will find website comments, discussions, blogs, forums etc. The converse is also very true. Do a search on Twitter or Facebook and you find many results that lead you to a website. The online experience is a social one. I call this as the Social Web.
However, for many marketers the social web changed dramatically this year. In April Facebook deactivated access to its public posts (those available from profiles not marked as private). Some companies were extended on this data feed until the end of October but generally speaking the data was cut off worldwide. (You haven't missed much as the volume of data has dwindled to a trickle). Facebook replaced the public post data with aggregate topic level data. While more topic data is available in this new tool it is almost impossible to determine its contextual relevance. You just can't get to that data on Facebook any more. Done and done.
Despite the loss of a popular data feed its important to understand how much more data is available to be leveraged across the social web. Think of all the comments fields that you now find on websites. There's so much data out there that is frankly richer and more diverse. The big challenges are finding the relevant data, quantifying its relative contextual value and the value of the destination.
In 2015, Liquid Grids extended its capabilities beyond intelligence to predictive multichannel targeting. To do this the company has indexed the most relevant destinations across the worldwide web where consumers are interacting on health topics. For each result the company's technology is deriving all available statistics about each destination: content keywords and phrases, posts and comment strings, visitor rates, costs per click, competitive website information etc., and then calculating propensity scores for each destination. The result is a rank ordering of the world wide web, including the social networks, for health interactions.
Liquid Grids has also developed a break through in the application of computational linguistics to the content it finds across the web. The technology inspects the content to surface the unique context of consumer dialogue. In this example post "I have a very painful migraine and need to be in a dark room for the rest of the day" the 'dark room' is identified as the context linked to the migraine diagnosis and pain symptom.
This combination of highly precise disease dialogue context and predictive targeting parameters is used to develop the best ad content, creative and placement strategies across premium search, display and programmatic buying.
This extension of context intelligence into ad tech targeting is a substantial innovation to improve the way the pharmaceutical industry can ensure its advertising and messaging reaches the right audiences, with the right information, in the context of their interactions on the web and their disease status.
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PM360, a leading health-marketing industry trade magazine, has announced the winners of its inaugural ELITE awards. The ELITE (Exceptional • Leaders • Innovators • Transformers • Entrepreneurs) represent the most influential people in the healthcare industry today. Malcolm Bohm, CEO of Liquid Grids Inc. was selected as a winner in the Data Miners category, which recognizes top industry individuals who specialize in analytics and can turn hordes of numbers and research into actionable insight. Read the whole press release at: https://www.pm360online.com/the-2015-pm360-elite.
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NCAAF 2020 Season Week 8 O/U Picks Expert Analysis
NCAA Football Betting News
This is going to be another big weekend in the world of college football, as we have the Big Ten season set to begin on Saturday. It is going to be interesting to see how those teams will impact the overall rankings when looking ahead to the college football playoffs. Has the conference left it too late in the eyes of the playoff committee, or will one or two teams play well enough to make it impossible to be ignored? We will find out in the fullness of time, but for now, we are simply focusing on making our picks for the coming weekend. We are touching on the O/U selections in this piece, but we will also have SU and ATS selections coming your way, so be on the lookout for those. With that said, let's have a look at our O/U selections for week 8 so you can make your bets against their NCAAF odds.
O/U Picks Week 8 | 2020 NCAA Football Betting
Kansas Jayhawks at Kansas State Wildcats (OVER 48 ½)
Last season, the Jayhawks ended their year on a 4-game losing skid. The hope was that they would come out fresh this season and get back to winning, but that losing streak has now been extended to 8 after losing their opening 4 games. They now have to go on the road as a heavy underdog to face a Kansas State team that has ripped off 3 wins in a row. That does not bode well for the Jayhawks, but all we are really concerned about here is the point total. Kansas has had some real problems putting points on the board, but the fact that the OVER has hit in 5 of their last 6 tells you all you need to know about the state of their defense. While the under has been the trend for the Wildcats, I think they score big here and take the total OVER.
Syracuse Orange at Clemson Tigers (OVER 61 ½)
While some of the other conferences are seeing tight battle emerge, the ACC is once again proving to be little more than a practice session for the Clemson Tigers. They are far and away the class of the conference and are showing absolutely no mercy at all this season. Last weekend, they had scored 52 points by half time against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets before eventually ending the game with 73 points. While the Syracuse Orange have made a habit of making things tough for Clemson in recent seasons, you get the feeling that this one might not be that close. As far as the point total goes, the OVER has hit in 7 of the last 9 games for the Orange, so I am definitely seeing this one as an OVER play.
Oklahoma Sooners at TCU Horned Frogs (OVER 59 ½)
If there is one thing that we have come to expect from Big 12 football, it is that games very often end up turning into shootouts. Oklahoma in particular have made a habit of getting involved in high-scoring games, mostly due to the fact that they recruit gunslinging QBs while seemingly paying little attention to the defensive side of the football. They are on a run now that has seen the OVER hit in each of their last 3 games. In a rather odd little trend, each of Oklahoma's last 10 games in Week 8 have also gone OVER. It is much the same with TCU, with 9 of their last 13 games going OVER.
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Notices by the General Board
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Education Tripos, Part II
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Philosophy Tripos, 2012
Final Veterinary Examination, Part III, 2012
Report of the General Board on the establishment of an MRC Research Professorship of Biostatistics
Report of the General Board on the establishment of a Chong Hua Professorship of Chinese Development
Report of the General Board on the establishment of a Florence Nightingale Foundation Professorship of Clinical Nursing Research
Report of the General Board on the establishment of a Professorship of Statistics
Report of the General Board on future arrangements for the Interdisciplinary Centres in the School of the Humanities and Social Sciences
Graces submitted to the Regent House on 18 January 2012
Graces to be submitted to the Regent House at a Congregation on 21 January 2012
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The Council submits the following Graces to the Regent House. These Graces, unless they are withdrawn or a ballot is requested in accordance with the regulations for Graces of the Regent House (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 107), will be deemed to have been approved at 4 p.m. on Friday, 27 January 2012.
1. That Professor Colin Martyn Lizieri, PEM, be reappointed a member of the Finance Committee in class (e) to serve from 1 January 2012 until 31 December 2014.
2. That (i) the stipends for all non-clinical University staff whose stipends are steps on the Cambridge general stipend and salary scale be increased as set out in the Schedule to the Council's Notice on University salaries and stipends (p. 383), and
(ii) the stipends for officers whose stipends are not steps on the general scale, except the stipend of the Deputy High Steward;1 be increased by £150 with effect from 1 August 2011, until further notice.2
3. A. That the Table of Fees be amended as follows:3
M.Phil. Degrees
By amending the entry for Multi-disciplinary Gender Studies for overseas students in 2012–13 from £14,061 to £14,361.
M.St. Degrees
By amending the entries for Historic Environment and International Relations to show that the fee quoted is for the complete course.
Fee (£)
M.St. Degree: two-year part-time courses in
Home/EU/Island students
Course commencing in 2012 (fee for two years)
Course commencing in September 2011 (fee for two years)
B. That, with effect from 1 October 2012 and subject to the approval of a revised access agreement by the Office for Fair Access, the fee for the course of study for the Postgraduate Certificate in Education, for Home and EU students, be £9,000.
4. That the regulations for the Schröder Professorship of German be amended so as to read:4
1. The sum received from Messrs J. Henry Schröder and Company for the endowment of a Professorship of German in 1909, together with funds received for the same purpose in 2011 from the Schroder Foundation and Trinity College, shall form a fund to be called the Schröder Fund.
2. The Fund shall be administered by four Managers, who shall comprise:
(a)The Head of the Department of German and Dutch, who shall be Chairman;
(b)The Schröder Professor of German;
(c)The Chairman of the Faculty Board of Modern and Medieval Languages;
(d)The Head of the School of Arts and Humanities.
If two or more of these offices are held by the same person or if one or more of the named posts is vacant or its tenure has expired, the General Board shall appoint one or more additional Managers to ensure that there are always four Managers.
3. The first charge on the income of the Fund shall be the payment of the stipend, national insurance, pension contributions, and associated indirect costs of the Schröder Professor of German payable by the University.
4. After provision has been made in accordance with Regulation 3, income of the Fund may be applied for furtherance of teaching and research in German Studies, by the Schröder Professor, as the Managers may determine.
5. Any unexpended income in a financial year shall either be added to the capital of the Fund or accumulated for use as income in any one or more subsequent years, in such a manner as may be recommended by the Managers and approved by the General Board.
5. That on the recommendation of the General Board, the Glaxo Professorship of Molecular Parasitology be retitled the GlaxoSmithKline Professorship of Microbial Pathogenesis.5
6. That an Ellen Farnell Fund be established in the University, to be governed by the following regulation:6
Ellen Farnell Fund
The sums derived from the Will of Miss I. M. Silver shall form a fund to be called the Ellen Farnell Fund. The income derived from the Fund shall be applied to support medical research, at the discretion of the Regius Professor of Physic, in the following ways:
(i)to support a Fellowship either full or part time in the Clinical School, which Fellowship shall bear the name of Ellen Farnell;
(ii)to provide a bed in Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, or in some other Hospital in which beds are under the authority of the University, for the study and investigation of some special disease;
(iii)to purchase necessary materials or apparatus for research.
The name of Ellen Farnell shall be attached to any bed, material, or apparatus supported by the Fund.
7. That the regulations for the D. M. McDonald Grants and Awards Fund be amended as follows:7
Regulation 2 (Advisory Committee).
By amending the constitution of the Committee so as to read:
2. The administration of the Fund shall be under the control of an Advisory Committee consisting of:
(a)the Disney Professor of Archaeology, or her or his deputy;
(b)the Director of the Institute, if not the Disney Professor;
(c)the George Pitt-Rivers Professor of Archaeological Science;
(d)the Deputy Director of the Institute;
(e)one person appointed by the General Board;
(f)two persons appointed by the Faculty Board of Human, Social, and Political Science, who shall be University officers in the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology;
(g)one member of a Faculty allied in its interests to archaeology, appointed by the General Board after consultation with the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology;
(h)two persons appointed by the D. M. C. McDonald Foundation.
Members in classes (e), (f), and (g) shall be appointed in the Michaelmas Term to serve for three years from 1 January following their appointment.
8. That certain regulations be amended as follows8
A. The regulations for the Browne Fund and Medals (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 745)
Regulations 3 and 4.
By replacing in each case the reference to the Registrary by reference to the Secretary of the Faculty Board of Classics.
B. The regulations for the Montagu Butler Prize (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 750)
C. The regulations for the Hare Prize (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 801)
Regulation 4.
By replacing in line 1 the reference to the Registrary by reference to the Secretary of the Faculty Board of Classics.
D. The regulations for the Ord Travel Fund (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 864)
By replacing in each case the reference to the Registrary by reference to the Secretary of the Faculty Board of Music.
By deleting the words 'and shall be payable on application to the Treasurer'.
E. The regulations for the Porson Prize (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 874)
F. The regulations for the Smith–Knight Prizes and Rayleigh–Knight Prizes (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 912).
By replacing in line 1 the reference to the Registrary by reference to the Secretary of the Faculty Board of Mathematics.
G. The regulations for the John Stewart of Rannoch Sacred Music Fund and Scholarships (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 922)
1By ancient custom the Deputy High Steward receives a nominal stipend of £4 a year.
2See the Council's Notice on p. 383.
3Statutes and Ordinances, p. 160. It is regretted that the entries for certain M.Phil. and M.St. courses as published were incorrect. Further information about the level of fees for the P.G.C.E. has been received from the Teacher Development Agency. The ability to charge the fee of £9,000 from 2012–13 is dependent on a revised access agreement with the Office for Fair Access.
4Statutes and Ordinances, p. 671. See the Vice-Chancellor's Notice on p. 383.
5Statutes and Ordinances, p. 682. The proposed change in name reflects more closely the field in which the School of Clinical Medicine wishes to advertise the Professorship, which is currently vacant, in the light of the current strategic priorities of the School. The proposed change has the agreement of GlaxoSmithKline.
6By Grace 6 of 21 July 2010, the University approved procedures to appoint it as sole Trustee of Strangeways Research Laboratory (see the Report of the Council on the appointment of the University as sole Trustee of Strangeways Research Laboratory, dated 31 May 2010, Reporter, 2009–10, p. 938). A revised scheme for the Trust to effect the transfer was sealed by the Charity Commissioners on 30 July 2010. The Ellen Farnell Fund is a fund administered by the Laboratory; regulations to govern the fund are now proposed. These regulations reflect the original objectives of the fund; the capital of which is approximately £59,000.
7Statutes and Ordinances, p. 838. The changes to the regulations for the Fund are proposed to take account of the recent establishment of the Faculty of Human, Social, and Political Science and the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology (see also the General Board's Notice on p. 386).
8The regulations have been amended to reflect the current administrative arrangements.
The Council has sanctioned the submission of the following Graces to the Regent House at a Congregation to be held on 21 January 2012:
That the following persons be admitted to the degree of Master of Arts under the provisions of Statute B, III, 6:
1. Nick Bampos, Fellow and Senior Tutor of Trinity Hall and Assistant Director of Research in the Department of Chemistry.
2. Elena Segreevna Doyle, Computer Officer in the Management Information Services Division.
3. Peter Christian Gronn, Fellow of Hughes Hall and Professor of Education.
4. Jonathan Joseph Powell, Fellow of Hughes Hall.
5. Barbara Anna Kinga Könczöl, Fellow of Pembroke College.
6. Olivier Restif, Fellow of Robinson College.
7. Michael Dong Shin, Fellow of Robinson College.
8. Barbara Anne Stevens, Administrative Officer in the Academic Division of the University Offices.
9. Andreas J. Stylianides, University Lecturer in the Department of Education.
10. Marita Jeanette Walsh, Departmental Secretary in the Department of Chemistry.
11. Paul David Whitehouse, Computer Officer in the Department of Engineering.
J. W. NICHOLLS, Registrary
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The final day for the dairy bar, mini golf, and batting cages will be September 25
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The Dairy Castle at Route One Miniature Golf & Batting Cages
Drivers heading north on Route 1 see several notable sights, including a massive cactus bearing the name of a now-demolished restaurant, plus an orange dinosaur whose fate remains unknown at this point as the business it's part of prepares to shut down. The dinosaur is an icon of the Route One Miniature Golf & Batting Cages, a family-owned business that's been around since 1958 but recently announced its impending closure.
Owner Diane Fay broke the news that the business will close for good on September 25, as Wicked Local reported. The complex includes a "dairy castle" that serves 26 flavors of Richardson's ice cream and frozen yogurt and Richie's Classic Italian slush. Last year, the Fay family agreed to sell the land to developers but is in negotiations to keep the fiberglass dino.
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10 Mother's Day Gift Ideas … FOR THE MEN WHO DON'T KNOW WHAT TO GET!
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If you have a special woman in your life that you are struggling to shop for this Mother's Day, have no fear, I am here to rescue you! I have compiled a list of 10 ideas to assist you with your Mother's Day shopping/planning. If you feel like you have NO IDEA where to even start… START HERE. Mom's, if that lucky man in your life is struggling to find something special for you this Mother's Day (or let's face it, if he has dropped the ball in the past)… send him this post and sit back and relax … I got ya girl!
Staycation – A nice getaway always refreshes a busy mommy! Look into the top resorts or B&B's within a 2 hour drive, that way the location is easy to get to, yet far enough away to feel like you are on vacation! Also, if you want to be the ultimate HERO, go ahead and pre-arrange childcare; ask a friend, family member or neighbor for assistance… You'll blow her mind!
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Beauty products – Lotions, perfumes, candles & makeup! Moms always seem to run out of the yummy smelling stuff! My favorite spots to purchase all of these items: Sephora / Ulta.
A new bag or new shoes – A girl can never have too many bags or shoes! Look at the brands she already has or ask her closest girlfriend, they will know what she likes! I like to buy shoes at DSW and bags at any department stores.
CHEERS to a Good Drink! You can buy her favorite bottle of wine or get her a Wine of the Month Club subscription, and if she is a COFFEE lover like me, buy her a gift card to her favorite coffee shop! Moms can never have enough caffeine or vino!
Gift Basket – filled with a little bit of everything! If you are looking for a gift basket type gift, throw in a couple gift cards (shopping, restaurant, movies, coffee shop, spa), a bouquet of her favorite flowers, her favorite wine and a scrumptious candle. You will have one happy mom with a gift like this!
Date Night! Moms always want more time with just YOU! Plan a date night and rekindle the spark, hehe! One of my favorite and fun date-night ideas… go to a different restaurant for each course, I recommend doing this in an area that has many options within walking distance, and don't forget to make reservations at each place. Have a fun appetizer at one place, then head to another for the main course and end the night with a decadent dessert. Romantic, different, and very memorable!
I hope this list saves you this Mother's Day! There is nothing worse than feeling like you have no way of showing that important woman in your life, how grateful you are for her! If you are still struggling to come up with something or if you would like to run any questions by me… please do – leave a comment below, I would love to help!
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New research reinforces the business case for diversity. How can organizations implement diversity initiatives that make a long-term impact?
If companies want to prosper and retain their business advantage, they would benefit from having a diverse workforce, new McKinsey research finds. Of 366 public companies analyzed, those in the top quartile for
Companies in the top quartile for gender diversity are 15% more likely to have financial returns above their national industry peers.
While correlation does not equal causation – greater diversity doesn't automatically mean more profit – the link indicates that companies committed to diverse leadership are more successful.
"More diverse companies, we believe, are better able to win top talent and improve their customer orientation, employee satisfaction, and decision making, and all that leads to a virtuous cycle of increasing return, " states the report.
The research also suggests that other types of diversity such as age, sexual orientation and global mindsets, are also likely to bring some level of competitive advantage for companies that are able to attract and retain diverse talent.
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Diversity is a catchphrase that is, sometimes, more trendy than it is helpful. I've attended countless meetings, seminars, networking events all waxing lyrical about the importance of it. The world's most innovative companies – Google, Facebook and Apple, spend corporate dollars and branding towards promoting gender and racial diversity at their organizations. Yet, when it comes down to actual numbers, very few companies have a workforce that reflect our nation's demographics. In fact, tech companies are notorious for the lack of ethnic and gender diversity.
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Archambeau, who sits on Verizon's Board of Directors, is also the first African American female CEO of a Kleiner Perkins venture-backed company.
MetricStream's chairman Gunjan Sinha is of Indian descent, and the company's U.S. workforce is now over 56% non-white. But diversity at the company has been a long and focused effort. Archambeau advises companies against investing in blanket diversity initiatives that end up being more like bandaids than fostering a cultural change. Here are three that impacted representation at MetricStream.
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For diversity to make a business impact, representation must show at the top, says Archambeau.
Archambeau says more companies should be aware of the types of candidates they hire at every level, but especially for leadership roles. "It's worth asking 'are we looking at women candidates when screening for the top positions. Are we looking at racially diverse candidates?'"
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