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Justia › US Law › Case Law › New Jersey Case Law › New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division - Published Opinions Decisions › 1957 › Wilkins v. Zelichowski
Wilkins v. Zelichowski
43 N.J. Super. 598 (1957)
129 A.2d 459
SHIRLEY WILKINS, OTHERWISE SHIRLEY ZELICHOWSKI, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT, v. STEPHEN E. ZELICHOWSKI, DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT.
Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division.
Argued January 21, 1957.
Decided February 19, 1957.
*599 Before Judges CLAPP, JAYNE and FRANCIS.
Mr. Alan Bruce Conlin argued the cause for the appellant (Mr. H. Frank Pettit, attorney).
No appearance by respondent.
*600 The opinion of the court was delivered by FRANCIS, J.A.D.
The plaintiff sought annulment of her marriage to the defendant under N.J.S. 2A:34-1(e) on the ground that she was under the age of 18 years when the ceremony was performed. The judgment was adverse to her and she appeals.
The record reveals that the plaintiff and defendant, who were residents of New Jersey, went to Indiana for the purpose of being married. They were married there on April 23, 1954 and returned to New Jersey immediately. At that time the wife was 16 years, 11 months and 5 days old, having been born on May 18, 1937. The law of Indiana permitted marriage by a female at 16 years of age. Ind. Ann. Stat. § 44-101 (Burns, 1952).
On returning to this State, they lived together until April 22, 1955 when the husband was sent to the Bordentown Reformatory (where he was still confined at the time of the hearing). This was prior to her eighteenth birthday and the marriage has not been confirmed since that age was attained. She has continued to reside in this State. A child was born to them on February 22, 1955.
The annulment action was instituted on January 4, 1956 and was not contested. However, after hearing the proof and particularly the admitted fact that plaintiff was competent to marry under the Indiana law, the trial court declined to grant the annulment. In order that the question involved might be presented squarely on appeal, the court declared that a favorable judgment, if entered, would be for the best interest of the child. (See the last paragraph of N.J.S. 2A:34-1.)
Plaintiff predicates her claim to relief on N.J.S. 2A:34-1(e) which authorizes an annulment when:
"The demand for such a judgment is by the wife and she was under the age of 18 years at the time of the marriage, unless such marriage be confirmed by her after arriving at such age."
And she contends the statute is controlling because the law of the domicile is applicable to the dissolution of marriage.
*601 At the outset of a consideration of the problem, it must be recalled as a basic general doctrine that the law favors marriage and its continuance and frowns upon dissolution of the status by annulment or divorce. Shaffer v. Shaffer, 129 N.J. Eq. 42, 44 (E. & A. 1941); Bednarik v. Bednarik, 18 N.J. Misc. 633, 653 (Ch. 1940); Di Franco v. Di Franco, 103 N.J. Eq. 529 (Ch. 1928); Keller v. Linsenmyer, 101 N.J. Eq. 664, 674 (Ch. 1927); Feickert v. Feickert, 98 N.J. Eq. 444, 448 (Ch. 1926); Pinkinson v. Pinkinson, 92 N.J. Eq. 669, 672 (E. & A. 1921); 11 N.J. Practice (Herr, Marriage, Divorce and Separation), § 644, at p. 7, § 812, at p. 216, n. 18 (1950).
Marriage is a contract and like other contracts its validity is determined ordinarily by the lex loci contractus. Jordan v. Mohan, 15 N.J. Super. 513 (App. Div. 1951); King v. Klemp, 26 N.J. Misc. 140, 147 (Ch. 1947); Storf v. Papalia, 24 N.J. Misc. 145 (Ch. 1946); Bolmer v. Edsall, 90 N.J. Eq. 299, 306 (Ch. 1919); Smith v. Smith, 52 N.J.L. 207, 213, 214 (E. & A. 1889); Loughran v. Loughran, 292 U.S. 216, 223, 54 S. Ct. 684, 78 L. Ed. 1219, 1223 (1934); Franzen v. E.I. DuPont De Nemours & Co., 146 F.2d 837, 839 (3 Cir. 1944); Restatement, Conflict of Laws, § 121, p. 129 (1934); Goodrich, "Jurisdiction to Annul a Marriage," 32 Harv. L. Rev. 806, 811-814 (1919).
The marriage of the parties was governed and sanctioned by the Indiana statute. That public act and the contract which it vitalized, on principles of comity ought to be regarded as binding in New Jersey unless abhorrent to our public policy. King v. Klemp, supra, 26 N.J. Misc., at p. 151; Smith v. Smith, supra; Bradford Electric Light Co. v. Clapper, 286 U.S. 145, 52 S. Ct. 571, 76 L. Ed. 1026 (1932); Alaska Packers Ass'n v. Industrial Acc. Comm., 294 U.S. 532, 547, 55 S. Ct. 518, 79 L. Ed. 1044 (1935); McDonald v. McDonald, 6 Cal. 2d 457, 58 P.2d 163, 104 A.L.R. 1290 (Super. Ct. 1936); Restatement, Conflict of Laws, supra, § 129, p. 132; 2 Beale, Conflict of Laws, sec. 129.1 (1935); Paulsen and Sovern, "`Public Policy' *602 in the Conflict of Laws," 56 Colum. L. Rev. 969, 994-998 (1956).
Is a statute of a foreign state which permits marriage by a female aged 16 years so odious to our public policy as to justify annulment? The statute, N.J.S. 2A:34-1, on which plaintiff depends, ordains that the marriage in this State of a female under the age of 18 years shall be voidable, not void. A judgment of the appropriate court is necessary to terminate it, and such a judgment cannot be obtained if the marriage is confirmed after the eighteenth birthday. Fodor v. Kunie, 92 N.J. Eq. 301 (Ch. 1920); Titsworth v. Titsworth, 78 N.J. Eq. 47 (Ch. 1910); cf. In re De Conza's Estate, 13 N.J. Misc. 41 (Orph. Ct. 1934). Nor does the act expressly provide that marriages under the age prescribed shall be void or even voidable when solemnized in another state which approves them at a lower age. Moreover, it cannot go unnoticed that the Legislature has authorized the issuance of a license to marry to a female under 18 but over 16 years of age, if her parents or guardian consent thereto. N.J.S.A. 37:1-6.
In searching for the nature of the public policy implications of the statute under consideration, a comparison may be made with related legislation. For example, a marriage within certain prohibited degrees of consanguinity is "absolutely void," N.J.S.A. 37:1-1; a bigamous marriage "shall be deemed void ab initio," N.J.S. 2A:34-20; a common law marriage (after 1939) is "absolutely void," N.J.S.A. 37:1-10. These qualitative attitudes vividly reflect policy differences. And in this connection the language of the Court of Errors and Appeals as far back as 1889 is significant on the subject:
"It was said by this court in Harral v. Harral, 39 N.J. Eq. 279, 287, that `the doctrine generally adopted, and supported by reason and public policy, is that a marriage celebrated according to rites and ceremonies recognized by the laws of the country where the marriage takes place is valid everywhere.' The law of marriage is said to be a part of the jus gentium, governed by the lex loci contractus, and recognized everywhere in civilized nations, with some *603 exceptions, involving polygamy, incest, and probably some other equally heinous crimes against the generally recognized law of marriage, and express prohibitory and invalidating words in a statute." Smith v. Smith, supra, at page 213.
And see 1 Bishop, Marriage, Divorce and Separation, 370-386 (1891).
The state of our public policy as to marriages which are valid elsewhere but which would be voidable non-age unions if performed here, may be described as the sum total of the statutory and common law principles outlined above. And in our judgment such a valid foreign marriage is not so odious to that policy as to require a judgment of nullity. The policy cannot be said to be so imperative in character, so strongly indicative of an inflexible and unyielding conviction, that marriage of a female under 18 years of age is universally to be condemned, and such an evil example as to override the well recognized doctrine of comity which calls for acceptance of the status. See for contrast, Watson v. Murray, 23 N.J. Eq. 257, 260 (Ch. 1872), (accounting denied to one of several partners conducting lotteries in states where legal). In expressing this viewpoint, we call attention to the fact that only the statute of Indiana authorizing marriage of a female aged 16 years is being judged.
In the varying situations in which a clash has arisen between conflicting local and foreign policies respecting marriage, the doctrine of comity seems to have received more recognition in non-age cases than in other types of voidable unions. For example, in 2 Beale, op. cit., supra, § 129.3, the following appears:
"By the American law and probably also by the English law, the capacity to enter into any agreement is governed by the law of the place of the contract; capacity, of itself, is merely one of the facts of a transaction and not a status. It is quite natural therefore that, where marriages are concerned, questions of capacity are generally referred to the law of the place of celebration. This rule in no way detracts from the power of the domicil to control the status; it does indicate, however, that in problems of capacity the common law has never found any serious policy which would warrant the *604 nullification of a valid foreign contract by a denial of the marital status.
Consequently, wherever the problem has been presented to the English courts, the validity of a marriage entered into without the consent of the parents has been considered dependent upon the law of the place of marriage. It would seem that the question of non-age should receive the same treatment, and the decisions have usually so indicated."
The California Supreme Court dealt with substantially the same problem in McDonald v. McDonald, supra, as is now presented to us. The parties, residents and domiciliaries of California, validly married in Nevada. The husband's age was 18 years and the wife's 16 at the time. Such a marriage without the consent of the parents was voidable in California. However, annulment was refused, the court saying:
"* * * The Legislature of California has not enacted a statute that such marriages shall have no validity here. In the absence of such a statute of the domicile of the parties, expressly and clearly regulating marriages abroad, the lex loci contractus governs as to the validity of the marriage. An exception, of course, arises when the marriage is regarded as odious by common consent of nations; e.g., where it is polygamous or incestuous by the laws of nature." 58 P.2d., at page 164.
The Supreme Court of Colorado reached a like result. Payne v. Payne, 121 Colo. 212, 214 P.2d 495 (1950). And in both of these cases the fact that the parties had gone into the foreign jurisdiction to take advantage of its more favorable statute and to avoid the local regulation, did not deprive the status of validity. This seems to be the law of New Jersey also, for the court said in Smith v. Smith, supra, in speaking of the validity of the foreign marriage:
"This is the case even when the parties, being residents of one state, for the sake of evading the law go into another state, where such a marriage is valid, are there married, and immediately return and continue their place of residence. The marriage is valid there. * * *." (52 N.J.L., at page 214.)
It is likewise the rule espoused by the Restatement, Conflict of Laws, § 129, and by Bishop, supra, § 880.
*605 Finally, the result reached by us is consonant with the doctrine advocated by the Restatement as a resolution of the conflicting interests of the sovereignties concerned:
"A marriage which is against the law of the state of domicil of either party, though the requirements of the law of the state of celebration have been complied with, will be invalid everywhere in the following cases:
(a) polygamous marriage.
(b) incestuous marriage between persons so closely related that their marriage is contrary to a strong public policy of the domicil.
(c) marriage between persons of different races where such marriages are at the domicil regarded as odious, [It may be noted that the constitutional validity of anti-miscegenation statutes has been questioned. Perez v. Sharp, 32 Cal. 2d 711, 198 P.2d 17 (Sup. Ct. 1948).]
(d) marriage of a domiciliary which a statute at the domicil makes void even though celebrated in another state." Section 132.
In support of her thesis that the New Jersey statute grants her the right to an annulment, plaintiff cites: Scularekes v. Gullett, 106 N.J. Eq. 369 (Ch. 1930); Capossa v. Colonna, 95 N.J. Eq. 35 (Ch. 1923); affirmed sub nom. Capasso v. Colonna, 96 N.J. Eq. 385 (E. & A. 1924); Rinaldi v. Rinaldi, 94 N.J. Eq. 14 (Ch. 1922); Jimenez v. Jimenez, 93 N.J. Eq. 257 (Ch. 1922); Bolmer v. Edsall, supra. Although they all contain some language which appears to be favorable to her position, examination reveals that in each instance the voidable marriage of a foreign state or jurisdiction was involved. No one of them brought to our courts for determination the problem of whether a valid marriage of another state can be annulled at the instance of a resident domiciliary party because the marriage would be voidable and subject to annulment, on account of the higher age requirement, if celebrated in New Jersey. For this reason alone the cases cannot be regarded as decisive on the issue confronting us.
Moreover, it cannot escape attention that the first four cases trace back to Bolmer v. Edsall as source material, while the latter predicates the crucial portion of the opinion on 1 Bishop, op. cit., supra, §§ 838, 839, 856. Section 838 says:
*606 "Marriage being a universal right, and there being one law of marriage governing all nations alike, subject only to mere local and not extra-territorial regulations of the State wherein it is celebrated, if, at any place where the parties may be, whether transiently or permanently, they enter into what by the law of the place is a marriage, they will be holden everywhere else throughout Christendom to be husband and wife. * * *."
And section 839:
"More curtly expressed, marriage is, as to its constitution, governed by the lex loci contractus; as to its dissolution by divorce, by the lex domicilii." (Emphasis ours.)
"The result is that, for the peace of the world, for the prosperity of its respective communities, for the well-being of families, for virtue in social life, for good morals, for religion, for everything held dear by the race of man in common, it is necessary there should be one universal rule whereby to determine whether parties are to be regarded as married or not; and that the only practicable rule is to refer this question to the law of the country wherein they exchange the mutual consent to be husband and wife; which consent alone is, by the law of nature, a perfect marriage. If in such country, they are deemed to be married, the tribunals of every other must hold them to be so likewise, or no end can be predicted to the confusion which will ensue. * * *"
The apparent unequivocal character of these statements is qualified later in the work (§ 857-885) so as to give recognition to the qualification that the foreign marriage will be considered valid unless obnoxious to the law of the domicile. Thus, when the cases speak of the law of the domicile being applied in an annulment action, the reference is to this qualification, namely, the issue of whether the marriage is odious to the public policy of the domicile. It does not mean that the result of the action depends upon our statute as to the annulment of marriages performed here, regardless of their validity at the place where in fact celebrated.
In a non-age annulment action, antisocial or criminal conduct of one party to the union as described in the record, *607 which arises after the marriage, cannot influence the course of judicial action. A judgment of nullity can be issued only for an impediment which existed at the time of the contract as distinguished from divorce which concerns itself with dissolution for a post nuptial delictum.
The judgment is affirmed.


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Kohlberg Buys Bauer Hockey
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Nike Inc. (NYSE: NIKE) has completed the sale of its Bauer Hockey subsidiary to Kohlberg & Co. and Canadian businessman W. Graeme Roustan for $200 million. Bauer makes branded ice hockey products like skates, sticks and helmets. Lazard advised Nike on the process.
ORIGINAL PRESS RELEASE
NIKE, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) today announced that it has reached a definitive agreement to sell its Bauer Hockey subsidiary to an investor group led by Kohlberg & Company and Canadian businessman W. Graeme Roustan for $200 million in cash. Nike expects the transaction to be completed before the end of its current fiscal year.
"We're pleased to have reached an agreement for Bauer with strategic buyers who have a passion for hockey and are committed to continue to invest in Bauer's long-term growth and brand leadership," said Nike, Inc. President and CEO Mark Parker. "Nike Bauer Hockey has been part of the Nike family for 12 years, and its team has done an incredible job. Selling this great hockey company was a tough decision but one that was in the best interests of Nike and Bauer as we each look to maximize our respective growth opportunities."
Bauer, hockey's leading manufacturer, has delivered innovative products for over 80 years. Founded in 1927, Bauer developed the first skate with the blade attached to the boot, forever changing the game of hockey. Since then, Bauer has continued to develop the most sought after products in the industry, including the widely successful Supreme and Vapor lines of equipment. Bauer is set to once again raise the bar in innovation when it introduces the Supreme One95 skate and 9500 helmet this spring.
"Throughout the entire sale process, we were committed to find the right partner to continue moving our business forward and we have definitely found that partner," said Mark Duggan, CEO, Nike Bauer Hockey. "Our new partners have a genuine enthusiasm for the hockey industry and we are confident their commitment will only strengthen our No. 1 position in the marketplace."
"Bauer is the most coveted hockey brand in the world, dating back to 1927, and is a big part of hockey's DNA," said Roustan, who will serve as Chairman of Bauer Hockey. "It is a personal honor and privilege to have the opportunity to work with the existing dedicated team of professionals at Bauer and support this great company's continued industry leadership well into the future."
Nike decided to divest Bauer, acquired in 1995, following a strategic review of the company's subsidiary businesses. As part of the company's long-term growth strategy, Nike is optimizing its portfolio of subsidiary brands, which contribute more than $2 billion in annual revenues, to ensure the company is investing in the greatest growth opportunities with the highest returns.
Under the terms of the deal, Bauer will continue to use the Nike Bauer Hockey trademark on existing products for a period of up to two years.
Lazard acted as financial advisor, and Tonkon Torp acted as legal advisor to Nike in the transaction. Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison acted as legal advisor to Kohlberg and Mr. Roustan.
About NIKE, Inc. based near Beaverton, Oregon, is the world's leading designer, marketer and distributor of authentic athletic footwear, apparel, equipment and accessories for a wide variety of sports and fitness activities. Wholly owned Nike subsidiaries include Converse Inc., which designs, markets and distributes athletic footwear, apparel and accessories; Cole Haan Holdings Incorporated, which designs, markets and distributes luxury shoes, handbags, accessories and coats; and Hurley International LLC, which designs, markets and distributes action sports and youth lifestyle footwear, apparel and accessories. For more information, visit www.nikebiz.com.
About Kohlberg & Company
Kohlberg & Company is a leading private equity firm with offices in Mt. Kisco, New York and Portola Valley, California. Since its inception in 1987, Kohlberg has completed more than 45 platform investments and more than 50 add-on acquisitions, with aggregate transaction value in excess of $7 billion. Kohlberg has invested over $2 billion across six private equity funds to date, including through its current $1.5 billion sixth fund, Kohlberg Investors VI.
About W. Graeme Roustan
W. Graeme Roustan is a native of Montreal, Quebec, Canada where he grew up playing hockey from the age of three. Through his wholly owned holding company ROUSTAN INC., Roustan places equity investments primarily in the arena and aviation industries. Roustan brings an extensive network of long-term relationships in the ice hockey industry and community, proven business acumen and significant financial resources to follow his vision of vertical integration of the arena marketplace worldwide. Roustan's extensive portfolios of arena businesses are managed as part of ROUSTANUNITED www.roustanunited.com. For more information, visit the website at www.roustan.com

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Q: mssql and vmware with the convert tool I have a win2k3 with mssql 2000 and I want to migrate it on a virtual machine (vmware); if I use the convert tool from vmware, will the mssql run in the newly created machine
(will it recognize the serial number and all other individual settings microsoft programs take from the computer they are installed on ?)
any success stories for this scenario are welcome
thanks

A: You will have none of the issues you are concerned with provided the SQL Server source is not part of a cluster. If it is part of a cluster my advice would be to build a new server cleanly in a VM - there are ways to do this but they are not approaches that I'd recommend unless there are absolutely no alternatives.
I've done this a few dozen times - the only problems I've ever had with P2V of SQL systems were caused by the aforementioned clustering and one situation where the the virtual platform could not deliver the level of performance needed. That was a case of a migration that should not have been allowed proceed because it was clear in advance that the server in question required more CPU power than the Virtual Host could deliver to a single VM.

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I was so happy to have a 3 day weekend but the first day I had a sinus headache that wouldn't go away even with 2 pills and a nap. The next day, I don't know what I ate the day before but something did not agree with me so I was miserable most of the day. On Monday, I had promised to take my nephew to see Ant Man with his friend and friend's mom. We browsed the mall for a bit and then watched the movie which was ok. I guess I was expecting more from the movie. I really dislike sitting in movie theaters and paying high prices so going to the movies is something I only do when other people want to do it. I had two free passes given to me by a coworker so at least that was a bargain.
On Tuesday, I jumped in my car to go to work and the battery was too dead to start the car. The funny thing was that I have two other vehicles at the house in town but out at the rural mobile home I am stuck. I briefly considered riding my nephew's bike but the closest auto parts store is 20 minutes away by car. I called AAA and popped the hood. I never noticed that the battery is not visible in the PT Cruiser. I had no idea where it was. The AAA guy was out in an hour and he knew where the battery was hidden. He tested it and it was bad so he sold me a battery right out of his van. I didn't even know they did that. The new battery has a 3 year warranty and a 6 year pro-rated warranty. I don't expect to keep this car that long.
So, that was my less than exciting weekend and expensive start to the week. After the $1,100 maintenance bill from last week, I was hoping I wouldn't have any more problems any time soon. No such luck.
I have much better news about my mother. She is safely in Washington state now. She is doing much better physically and mentally. She will be there for a few more weeks of rehabilitation and she gets to see her grandkids everyday so I hope she is enjoying her time there.
Two more days until another weekend. It is getting a little cooler here. Today was only 88 but this weekend it will be back up to 99 so I don't think I will plan to work on any outdoor projects. This is the time of year that I look longingly at my long sleeve shirt but it is still too hot to wear them. Cooler weather is right around the corner though. 3 more weeks max. I can't wait to turn off these air conditioners and save some money on my electric bill.
I am so glad your mom is doing well. Does it seem like she will have a full recovery mentally?
Sorry about all the expensive car issues. I gotta say I don't remember you having so many car issues with your other vehicle, did you?
I have enjoyed reading your blog. I think I read a little bit of it some time back, then found it again. You are such a hard worker! I hope your Mom gets back on her feet soon!
Ha, Lizzie, I think the closest I will get to a motorcycle is an electric bicycle someday. I hope they will build some stores closer to me soon. Groceries are still a 15 minute drive.
Anonymous, it does seem like Mom is back to her normal self so that is a relief. regarding the car, it is my theory that because the car is from Connecticut, it is rusty underneath and that is why I have had to replace 2 motor mounts. And I think those failed motor mounts have caused the engine to shake and cause all sorts of other problems. So, yes, this car has had more problems than my truck although I did just have to replace the cooling system in the truck last spring.
Thnaks, Michelle. Mom is facing a big decision, where to go next. I think she will come back to AZ at least for a while. She has always mentioned wanting to be a snowbird. I don't blame her, I'm tired of the heat. Bring on the fall!


Red light camera companies vulnerable to lawsuit after legislation offering retroactive protection fails in Florida legislature.
The Florida legislature ended its regular session yesterday without approving a bill to authorize the use of red light cameras statewide. An automated ticketing measure was approved 101-7 in the state House last Wednesday and a similar measure was approved 35-2 in the state Senate last night, but the two bodies were unable to reconcile differences by the session's close. Passage of the bill in the fourth most populous state had been one of the highest priorities of a photo enforcement industry not only interested in expanding business opportunities, but also desperate to head off the potential lawsuits that could force the refund of illegally issued citations, as happened in the state of Minnesota earlier this year.
"Legal opinions indicate that automated enforcement in the state of Florida remains illegal," photo ticketing giant Redflex Traffic Systems explained in an Australian Securities Exchange filing ( view statement, page 6, 1.8mb PDF). "Some competitors have proceeded at risk with early programs."
"This act recognizes and ratifies any enforcement action taken by a county or municipality using a traffic infraction detector that was installed before the effective date of this act," the final House version of the bill stated.
The retroactive provision was not part of the Senate version and was the most significant point of difference between the two chambers. The other disagreement came down to how to split up the money generated from the $150 tickets. The last offer from the Senate said that if a private company issued the ticket on state roads, the state would collect all the revenue. If issued on city or county roads, the locality would keep $90 and the state $60. The House wanted the city and county to keep $85 in all cases.
The photo ticketing industry is expected to redouble its efforts to pass the retroactive authorization clause in the next session.


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Cavs Have A New Head Coach
May 13, 2019 9:57AM EDT
It looks like Cavs owner Dan Gilbert was finally able to lure that big time college head coach from the state of Michigan to Cleveland after all. Various reports say that John Beilein has agreed to leave Michigan to sign a 5-year deal to become the next head coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Gilbert has tried unsuccessfully in recent years to pull another Michigan man from the college ranks in Michigan State's Tom Izzo, so instead he set his sights on the Wolverines head man and convinced him to leave Ann Arbor.
The 66 year old Beilein confirmed via Twitter that he was leaving his post at Michigan:
Thanks to everyone at the Univ of Michigan for their incredible support these last 12 years. Our fans , alums , leaders, players and students are AMAZING It has been a heck of a ride and I hope you enjoyed our teams and staff as much as I did! Go Blue Forever! #GoBlue
He led the Wolverines to one National Championship game(2018), two Final Fours and four Big Ten tournament and regular-season titles in his 12-year run in Ann Arbor. Before taking the Michigan job he was the head coach at West Virginia and with current Cavs assistant general manager Mike Gansey playing for him, Beilein took West Virginia to an Elite Eight and two Sweet Sixteen appearances. Beilein also led two other division one programs to the NCAA tournament, Canisius and Richmond.
Reports say that the Cavaliers plan to surround Beilein with an experienced staff of NBA assistants. Possibilities include former Canton Charge head coaches Jordi Fernandez and Alex Jensen, as well as other assistant coaches around the league with former Cavs ties.


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An entrepreneur from Abersychan has opened a new tea room in Garndiffaith, offering customers home cooked meals, Sunday lunches, cakes and afternoon teas.
Mandy Robinson of Pentwyn opened Truly Scrumptious on Stanley Road in May, and it is already proving to be a hit with the local community.
The tea room is currently open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and customers can take advantage of free wifi access.
Mandy, who has worked in the catering industry for 40 years, also works four days a week as a canteen supervisor at BAE Systems in Glascoed, but starting her own business has always been her ultimate goal.
Mandy currently employs three people on a part time basis and hopes to open for more days during the week in the near future.
She was supported in setting up the business by Torfaen EFFECT, a panel of volunteers drawn from the local businesses community, voluntary organisations and the public sector, who give up their own time to support new businesses with free, confidential business support and advice. Torfaen EFFECT is funded by Welsh Government.
She said: "I knew I had the skills to run a tea room but really needed support when it came to finding a premises and looking for financial support.
Jayne Skryme, Enterprise Facilitator for Torfaen EFFECT, said: "Mandy had the passion and the skills needed to start her own business, she just needed some support with complex issues like planning regulations and grant applications.
"Torfaen EFFECT aims to harness the skills of the local community in Torfaen to support entrepreneurs and new businesses start-ups to develop their ideas, set up their businesses and help them to grow.


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Q: cómo cerrar un jframe sin cerrar la aplicacion en java si marco dato incorrecto? Tengo creados unos Jframe en java, un login, uno donde debe intro ducir codigo, precio, valor unitario y eso lo muestro en una tabla que es otro Jframe, lo que quiero saber es por ejemplo: cuando el usuario ponga en precio alguna letra el programa se cierre, ya que en precio solo se permiten números, ya tengo una opcion que si introduce numero le salga error, pero lo que quiero saber es como hago para que se cierre. Se me olvido decir que el código y eso lo guarda en un archivo, y también que al equivocarse no lo guarde

A: Puedes utilizar el evento KeyTyped del JTextField el cual al pulsar una tecla obtiene el valor  con evt.getKeyChar() y verifica si has pulsado una letra o numero y procedera a cerrar el jframe en el caso de pulsar una letra.
private void txtKeyTyped(java.awt.event.KeyEvent evt) {
    char data= evt.getKeyChar();
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Two-year-old accidentally shoots father dead
Leave a Comment / Metro / By MITCH-PLUG / Tuesday, 7 June 2022, 8:24 Tuesday, 7 June 2022, 8:24
A two-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed his father in Florida after his parents left a loaded gun unattended, local authorities said on Monday.
When police officers, alerted by a 911 call, arrived at the victim's home near Orlando on May 26, they found the child's mother Marie Ayala providing CPR to her husband, Reggie Mabry.
Law enforcement initially believed the 26-year-old, who died shortly afterward in hospital, had shot himself, but the eldest of the couple's three children later told investigators that the trigger was pulled by his two-year-old brother, Orange County Sheriff John Mina said at a news conference.
The gun was in a bag that Mabry had left on the ground and the child came across it and shot his father in the back while he was playing a video game on a computer, court documents said.
The five family members, including a five-month-old girl, were in the same room at the time of the incident.
Both parents were on parole at the time after multiple offenses of child neglect and drug use, the sheriff said.
"Gun owners that do not properly secure their firearms are just one split second away from one of these tragedies happening in their homes," Mina said.
"Now these young children have effectively lost both of their parents. Their father is dead. Their mother is in jail, and a young child has to live their life knowing that he shot his father," the sheriff added.
Such tragedies are not uncommon in the United States.
In August 2021, another two-year-old child found a gun that had been left in a Paw Patrol backpack and fatally shot his mother in the head while she taking part in a video conference.
The latest accident also comes as the debate over gun regulations rages in the country, after several deadly mass shootings in a supermarket, hospital and primary school, among others.
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When I was struggling badly with anxiety last year, there became a point where I decided enough was enough and I needed to do something to combat how I was feeling.
One of the things I did, was self-refer to Suffolk Wellbeing and following a telephone appointment I was placed onto a stress awareness course. The course ran over a period of 6 weeks, where I attended an hour and a half session a week after work. Each session had a different focus and we were provided with work books with activities and advice in. One of the first things we are told at the course is that everyone has stress and actually stress is crucial for survival. There can be good stress and bad stress, but it's all about understanding the stress you have, the effect it can have on you and how to cope. Each week we explored different areas which ranged from looking at our thoughts and feelings to how we sleep.
Before I started the sessions, I was really nervous. It's not easy putting yourself out there, being vulnerable, but week on week I felt more confident and felt I could manage my stress and emotions better. Each week you were asked to fill out a self-assessment form which was a bit like a mood tracker which enabled me to see my progression as well as identifying areas that I needed to pay more attention to. My mood tracker scores improved week on week to a point where anxiety was no longer controlling me. It's important to note, that this course alone didn't 'fix me', but it gave me tools I could use in practice, alongside other support systems. While I found the stress awareness course helpful and I would encourage others to give it a try, it might only be the start of your journey. Don't feel disheartened if the course isn't for you. There are plenty of other options out there.


The Society of Alumni and Friends for Teacher Education (SAFTE) is an organization that aids, assists, and promotes The Patton College of Education. Membership in the Society is open to all alumni and friends of Teacher Education in The Patton College at Ohio University. In order to support the goals of the College, members of SAFTE promote and facilitate the active involvement of alumni and friends through professional networking, volunteer service, and/or financial contributions.
As graduates who have been immersed in the world of education, SAFTE members offer unique advice to education students. While assistance to students and other alumni is always encouraged on a personal level, the organization upholds certain yearly responsibilities.
The society meets on Ohio University's campus two to three times annually as a governing board to discuss ideas and goals. These meetings allow members to learn about what is happening within the college and to reconnect with campus life. In addition, it provides an opportunity to expand and re-examine volunteering options.
The SAFTE board currently sponsors two conferences, one held in the fall and one in the spring, to support current students in their understanding of the profession. The conferences are held to help students in the transition between life as a student and as a professional. At each conference, there are a variety of sessions led by panels of board members and alumni who offer information and practical advice to help students on their path to a successful career. For example, the panels tend to put a large focus on aspects of the job search, including résumé and portfolio suggestions, as well as interview techniques and tips.
Beyond the conference, SAFTE members stay dedicated to Teacher Education by collaborating with other alumni on various projects. SAFTE also plays an important role in the recruitment process through encouraging high school students in their communities to consider attending Ohio University's Patton College of Education.
To join the Society of Alumni and Friends for Teacher Education or to learn more about the organization, contact Derek Burtch at DBURTCH5@gmail.com.


Growers looking for a cost-effective entry point into precision guidance have a new option with Leica mojoMINI 3D lightbar guidance systems, from Leica Geosystems .
The Leica mojoMINI lightbar guidance system also comes with standard street navigation for daily use in any on-road vehicle and with the Leica SmartAg antenna and GLIDE technology for improved in-field accuracy.
In addition to this, the easy-to-use 11cm, touch-screen display has multiple guidance options, including AB parallel, A+ heading, and contour and pivot guidance for use in many field types.
The voice commands and lane assistance technology combined with the high-quality graphics and cutting-edge routing and direction-finding capabilities allow users to get the most out of their hardware in both on-field and on-road applications.
The Leica mojoMINI 3D lightbar guidance system also includes a calculator feature for calculations on the go and will be released for pre-orders beginning in December.
"We saw a lot of interest at Agritechnica from growers and resellers alike. This is going to be a great product to broaden our ag guidance platform," said Rob Kiernan, global sales and marketing manager.
The Leica mojoMINI 3D lightbar guidance system complements the current line of mojoRTK autosteer products, including Dual Frequency Glide for 15- to 25-cm pass-to-pass accuracy on the console alone, as well as high precision RTK positioning using a Leica base station.


On Tuesday 17th April 2012 we hosted this talk from local artists from the University of Dundee.
The Poem Pedlar, a specially developed character based on the historical figure of a street vendor engaging a range of publics through visual responses to poems for StAnza 2012, Scotland's poetry festival hosted in St. Andrews.
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The Annual General Meeting and members' lunch with a Technical Conference after – usually held in April.
All members and their friends are invited to our social events; usually places are supplied at subsidised SEVA rates for up to four guests from one vineyard. For more details about upcoming events dates, please see our calendar, found here, or contact Belinda Mercer, General Secretary.
This is held once a year, usually around April / May, and comprises a short general AGM, an update on SEVA's latest activities and a Technical Conference with guest speakers. There is also an opportunity to network with other members over a delicious lunch.
We also run biennial study tours, so members can learn from visiting other wine-making regions of the world. To date, these have included Champagne, Alsace region in 2013, Germany 2015, North East Italy in 2017. Please see our Study Tours page for more information.
Our Social Events, such as the Summer BBQ and Harvest Celebration Meal, allow our members to network, exchange ideas and socialise. Alongside delicious food and drink, we hold tutored tastings, quizzes, invite speakers and hold other wine-related activities at these events. We offer subsidised places for members and their families, so you don't have to be a member to join in! See our calendar for the latest upcoming social events.


Through coordination with the communities in which we work and rigorous adherence to safe operations, the partners of the Liberty Project will create the jobs of today while strengthening Alaska's energy future.
The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is seeking public comment on the Liberty Project's final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). The final EIS is a key part of the regulator's oversight and approval process for development of a gravel-based island proposed in the shallow waters of Alaska's Beaufort Sea. Please consider submitting your name in support of a project that will create new Alaskan jobs and more American energy.
Please include my support for the Liberty project. As you know, the final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is just one of many permits industry must attain before development is allowed. Years of rigorous review and assessment has made this project one of the most studied in the country. With an estimated 120 million barrels of recoverable oil, the Liberty project is the largest proven reserve off Alaska's North Slope and an important link to America's energy security and job development. Alaska's offshore waters are some of America's most prolific energy basins. Indeed, over the last 40 years, 18 islands have been safely constructed for energy exploration off the coast of Alaska. The Liberty Project is an opportunity to build upon that record of safe development and bolster America's energy security while creating high paying jobs. Resource development has been an economic foundation for communities throughout Alaska and should be allowed to continue. I urge the BOEM to approve the final EIS and allow an energy project that benefits all Americans.


Sascha Friesike is an Assistant Professor for Digital Innovation at the VU University in Amsterdam. Before going to Amsterdam he was a professor for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the University of Würzburg in Germany and a research coordinator at the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) in Berlin. Sascha is an industrial engineer by training and holds a Ph.D. in technology management from the University of St.Gallen. He is interested in how technology can help in opening science and the role it can play in creative processes.


What made Imam Khomeini (R) stand out? What is the concept behind the formation of the Islamic Republic? What does a noble Islamic government bring about for Islam & the Muslim Ummah? Sayyid Hashim explains eloquently.


Newent Town Council recently consulted with the public regarding the possibility of purchasing a town centre premises for permanent office accommodation. This was done by way holding two public consultation events on 24th and 25th November. An on-line questionnaire was also available on the Council's website. Please see document below for the overall responses received.


Looking for Halloween meals to spook up your party? Here are some ideas, to get you going. Just the right amount of ick factor, to add some creepy fun to the evening.
This watermelon carved into a brain is my favorite table centerpiece. It was a shame to cut into it.
Add name tags to each dish with a short description. If you are doing a specific theme, make sure it fits. I could do a whole eyeball theme for my Halloween meals.
Eyeball punch can be made by freezing a grape, kiwi, pineapple ring and red shoelace candy, into a small bowl.
Eyeballs can also be made using large marshmallows and a maraschino cherry, with a chocolate chip in the center.
Radishes partially peeled with the center scooped out and an olive inside can be put in an eyeball salad.
Meatballs with a slice of cheese stick and an olive on top, can also be used to make an eyeball. Who knew eyeballs could be such fun?
This cute little pumpkin is a cheese ball. It's delicious with crackers or vegetable sticks.
Oh look, more eyeballs. These ones are made with deviled eggs and olives.
Make witch fingers by cutting boneless chicken breast into strips. Cover with bread crumbs. Slice red or green pepper into small triangles and put on the ends, for fingernails.
Halloween meals can sometimes be a little challenging. There are lots of ideas for snacks but not as many for the main course. It becomes even more difficult when there is a specific theme involved. One year the theme for our party was Egyptian. This mummy suited the theme perfectly. It was made with frozen bread dough. The inside was filled with pepperoni and lots of cheese. Yummy!
These creepy fingers and foot, fit most creepy party themes. This has brought up the gore factor. The weak stomach might want to pass on this. We wouldn't want anything else brought up. This B.Y.O.B. party could possibly stand for "Bring your own Barf Pail." Technically, I guess that would make it B.Y.O.B.P.
This meat loaf foot has cashew toenails. That red stuff is only ketchup. Okay, so this is a bit creepy too. There has to be a bit of gore, doesn't there? If you are having a little kids party you may want to skip this one. They may never want to have meatloaf again! Oops, sorry.
Deer droppings? EWWWW! Who picked this up out of the yard? This was the year of anything goes. Another year, for the medieval/castle theme, these were made into large round balls and became dragon droppings. I think I will leave you guessing on what these are made out of. They are really delicious! REALLY. Have you figured out the ingredients?
The pirate theme was the most fun. Lots of ideas for this! How about little potato pirate ships? Bake potatoes, scoop out centers. Mash together with helluva good dip. Put back in potato skins. Add shredded cheese. Cook under broiler, until melted. Print skull and crossbones onto white paper. Cut paper into rectangle shapes for sails. Poke sails through with toothpicks and stick into the potatoes.
These wieners are sliced lengthwise to about an inch down from the top. When they are boiled, the sliced pieces curl up and the wieners magically turn into octopus. Is more than one called ocotopi or is it octopuses? Actually, it's octopuses.
Halloween meals are never complete without the extra goodies! This undersea display also went along with the pirate theme. There are shells, fish and seahorses, made from chocolate. There are two different types of coral. One from chocolate and the other from sugar. I guess no one realized this was to eat because no one touched it during the party.
Okay, so I feel bad not telling you how to make those yummy, delicious looking deer droppings. To make up for it, I WILL tell you how I made the coral.
The coral can be made using melted sugar or isomalt. Add color to the sugar with a small amount of food coloring.
If you are using sugar, add about 1/4 cup of water to 11/2 cups of sugar in a pot. Heat on the stove. Boil to the hard crack stage. Put ice cubes and crushed ice on a large cookie sheet. Pour the melted sugar or isomalt over top of the ice. The ice melts and makes interesting shapes that resemble coral.
You can also make chocolate coral. The chocolate coral is much easier and safer to make. You melt the chocolate in the microwave and pour it over the ice.
Halloween meals are even better when there are lots of desserts. This idea came from a really great book called "Gorgeous and Gruesome Cakes for Children" by Debbie Brown. The pirate was made from cake and covered with fondant. It could use some improvement, but it was my first attempt! Unless you are a cake decorator, this is one that needs a bit of practice, to get just right.
AND...Last but not least, is this delicious kitty litter cake. Oh, I am so glad I don't own a cat. I wouldn't have been able to choke this one down, delicious or otherwise.
Find yummy Halloween recipes at Taste of Home.


Based on first impressions alone, it would be tempting to dismiss Or Even Tov and Miri Segal's video exhibit "Future Perfect," on view until December 11 at Tel Aviv's Dvir Gallery, as clever if somewhat overstated satire. Taking its cues from the realm of technological-scientific progress, one immediately discerns tropes from science fiction, specifically the specter of omnipotent control. The short film starts with a lone figure surveying a panoramic landscape before turning to address his Internet audience, tens of millions from across the world.
The benevolent overlord is Sergey B, co-founder and president of Gooble Inc. (sound familiar?); the purpose of his public address, on 28th March 2013, is to announce the launch of the revolutionary Gmind, a wearable computer activated by users' thoughts. A small headset equipped with a minute camera and projector, it captures the wearer's thoughts by reading EEG patterns, and projects search engine associations onto the user's pupil. Through thought command, it can also film all that the wearer sees, to be archived and made accessible at will. Sergey B describes this innovation as the democratization of knowledge. "Within our lifetime, everyone can have tools of equal power," he purrs soothingly.
It does sound a little like speculative babble; but then, who could have predicted the omnipresent utility of, say, the iPhone a decade ago? More to the point, one does not — at least not yet — have Steve Jobs evoking Primo Levi and that "wonderful, fallacious instrument" called human memory at one of his famous press conferences. And it is in this context that "Future Perfect" engages. What it does, subtly, is to push to the foreground the ethical and social considerations that must accompany any assessment of what technology can do for us.
Sergey B suggests that a suitably adapted version of the Gmind, for infants, can capture every significant event in their lives, good as well as bad. No more suppressed traumas, he proposes. No further need for psychoanalysis. But can something as complex as the human mind be reduced to a set of changeable algorithms, to be downloaded and clinically dissected at will? And, for that matter, can the democratization of information actually bring parity to the people? It is one thing to have access to information; another to have the opportunity to use it.
"Future Perfect" does not propose to answer these questions, but rather seeks to ease them into our consciousness. This is not to say that the short film does not hint at opinions of its own; in a delightfully whimsical coda, a young woman dances to an archived film called up through her Gmind, her spontaneity in pointed contrast to Sergey B's earnestness.
But "Future Perfect" is also cautionary; on leaving the gallery, the viewer is directed to a poster of Google's corporate slogan, "Don't Be Evil." It seems to serve as both rebuke and reminder; after all, the road to Hell is lined with good intentions.
This story "What Price Perfection?" was written by Akin Ajayi.


The operation and scope of working in today's business world is becoming more and more complex. Continuous introduction of information, competitors, new technology, stakeholder demands, and regulatory changes can make even the most savvy business professional a little uneasy. Therefore, executives and employees alike are in much need of tools which make handling the increasing demands of business more manageable.
The Executive Checklist: A Guide for Setting Direction and Managing Change, by James Kerr, provides organizational leaders and individual contributors a simple, yet impactful, framework to evaluate current situations, set forth actions, and lead change to provide opportunities for increased performance.
Even though the title of the is book suggests it is meant for executives, I want to add this book is great for those who are currently executives, aspiring to become an executive, or even an individual contributor. Each of the topics within the book provide great guidance to tackling many of the challenges faced today at all levels, not just at the executive level.
Given the constraints of time faced by everyone today, each chapter provides easy-to-use checklists, and in some cases provide a sub-checklist to lay the framework, implement, and track and monitor progress. The last thing anyone needs today is an overcomplicated tool to get things done – the insights and tools offered here are by no means cumbersome or difficult to utilize.
In addition to providing easy to-do's, Kerr supplies fantastic examples of implementation from big companies such as LexisNexis, Whole Foods, CIGNA, Pixar, Forbes, and Zappos; demonstrating the content isn't just theory, but is truly applicable.
The value add with Kerr's Executive Checklist is there is no right or wrong in regards to reading direction. Unlike most books where you have to follow each chapter in a timeline, this book gives the reader the opportunity to break in at any chapter without having to know what was beforehand. How great is that?
Today's organizational environments are not getting easier by any means. Demands are being placed more and more each day and having the right tools in place is what makes blocking and tackling those demands easier. James Kerr's Executive Checklist is definitely one of those tools needed for any contributor in the organization to make operating and performing that much easier.


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Do you think about how you walk with every step?
Come along to our monthly SciBar event where a new and exciting STEM presenter talks to us about their fascinating work in an informal pub-setting. Questions are encouraged! Free and open to the public, no booking required.
The X Factor, The X Files, The X-Men … the letter X is found all over the English language as a letter designating mystery—or more precisely, something unknown. This is the legacy of fairly recent mathematics, specifically the philosopher René Descartes, known for his famous phrase cogito ergo sum. In this public science lecture, I'll tell the story of how X came to be the pre-eminent unknown quantity and why our equations look the way they do.
Monday 3rd: The Science Quiz for the non-scientist! Free and open to the public, no booking required. @The North Terrace, 7.30pm. £5 pizza deal!
Chimpanzees and bonobos are human's closest living relatives and thus represent crucial living models for reconstructing human evolution. Despite being closely related, chimpanzees and bonobos show many striking differences in behaviour and social organization and cognition. In this presentation, I will explore how understanding our great ape relatives can contribute to a richer and more balanced model of human evolution.
While human beings are well-adapted to life on Earth, advanced technologies and intense motivation are needed to survive in the depths of outer-space. The zero-gravity environment beyond Earth's protective atmosphere can have deadly consequences for astronauts if they do not push themselves to the limit to survive. Adventuring into outer-space can also impact the minds of astronauts, sometimes in a world-changing way. This talk will explore an overview of the psychological and physiological challenges and experiences that astronauts encounter during spaceflight.
Within the field of forensic psychology, our understanding of arson, when compared to other crimes is limited. This is despite the fact that arsonists are an extremely complex offender sub-group. In this talk I will outline some of the existing research, and suggest that a change in direction is required. I will present findings from two studies conducted with people who use fire, and explain why these findings could be of use in improving our understanding of arson.
And many more, 2019 is gearing up to be a science-packed year!


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Yale report: not enough data to believe Japan's radioactive water dump is safe
A report from Yale University's Environment 360 Magazine out today says Japan is just not offering enough data and information for world scientists to feel confident that radioactive water dumped or leaked into the ocean near the Fukushima Daiichi power plant will not cause impact fish and marine mammals. Elizabeth Grossman writes that major, long-term studies will have to be conducted to figure out how radiation is moving through the ocean and food chain. The plant has released massive amounts of long-lived cesium, which travels up the food chain.
The Japanese government continues to reassure the world. They've closed off fishing nearby. The ocean dilutes the toxins. The common radioactive material, iodine, has a half-life of just 8 days. But not everyone is so confident. Japanese National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives says the toxic water will kill off their business regardless of whether it kills the fish. They've shut off the big leak, but continue to dump less radioactive water. Airborne particles also end up in the water.
"My biggest concern is the lack of information. We still don't know the whole range of radioactive compounds that have been released into the ocean, nor do we know their distribution," Ken Buesseler, a senior scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution on Cape Cod, told Grossman. "We have a few data points from the Japanese — all close to the coast — but to understand the full impact, including for fisheries, we need broader surveys and scientific study of the area."
The Japanese news service, NHK, reported cesium-137 a million times the legal limit at least 20 miles from the plant. Xinhua says low levels of cesium-137 and -134 have turned up in 22 of 34 coastal provinces. The Christian Science Monitor reported that the Japanese plant has already released 80% of the amount cesium-137 released by Chernobyl–and that's only 10% of the amount it has in the three reactors in worst shape.
Kyodo News advises the Japanese that the big worry is Cesium, which has a 30-year half life and "tends to accumulate in the muscle…It is also possible for it to become concentrated in bigger fish in the food chain." One study shows the half life in fish may be only 50 days–but that may just mean they urinate it out–back into the water. Kyodo recommends discarding of fish skins and offal. Fish high up the food chain are pretty much the same ones you avoid for mercury poisoning: tuna, shark, swordfish, king mackerel and tilefish. (And for the Japanese, dolphins and whales.)
Grossman did a thorough job of tracking the marine life impacts of other radiation spills in the ocean. Here's what she reports.
A UK plant released cesium into the Irish Sea in the 1950s and contaminated fish, seals and porpoises. A 1999 study found those marine mammals still had 300 times the radiation as the water.
Radioactive material from Sellafield and from the nuclear reprocessing plant at Cap de la Hague in France spread to the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans.
The Russians are not forthcoming on where and why they've released radiation, but in the 1990s, however, seals died of blood cancer in the Barents Sea and millions of starfish, shellfish, seals and porpoises died in the White Sea.
It'll be a long time before we know the impact of the radioactive water release around Japan.
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Report: Wilson set for Cardiff loan
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Liverpool winger Harry Wilson is joining Cardiff City on loan for the rest of the season, reports James Pearce. The Premier League champions will receive a loan fee in excess of £1 million for the Wales international and the Championship outfit will cover all of his wages. Did Liverpool not want to sell Wilson permanently? Yes, if someone had met their valuation but no such offers were forthcoming. They rejected a bid of £12 million plus £3 million to potentially follow in add-ons from Burnley as they held out for £15 million guaranteed. Initially, Liverpool wouldn't consider a loan for Wilson but that stance changed once the early October transfer deadline passed which meant he couldn't be sold to a Premier League club. Liverpool came to the conclusion that both his development and his value would be enhanced by playing regularly in the Championship for the rest of this season rather than staying on the fringes of Jurgen Klopp's squad. Did Cardiff beat anyone else to his signature? Liverpool were inundated with loan offers from Championship clubs, including Derby County, Nottingham Forest and Swansea City. They held talks with Wilson and his agent to discuss them following his return from international duty on Thursday. Cardiff ultimately won the battle because they were able to meet Liverpool's financial requirements and boss Neil Harris also did a great job in convincing Wilson to make the move. How did Cardiff get him for so little? Selling Wilson was never realistic once the initial window had closed because no Championship club was ever going to meet his valuation. Liverpool's motivation once they decided to loan him out was finding the right place for him to continue developing so they were happy to take a £1 million plus loan fee and have his wages covered. Was he keen to drop down to the Championship? Ideally, Wilson would have stayed in the Premier League. He proved during his loan at Bournemouth last season that he belongs at that level. He was open to joining Burnley if a deal had been agreed between the clubs. But faced with spending the coming months having to settle for under-23s football at Liverpool, he was happy to drop down a level. He will be a massive asset for Cardiff and is keen to help spearhead their promotion push. Is anyone else going to leave Anfield on deadline day? Midfielder Herbie Kane is off to Barnsley in a deal worth £1.25 million. The club have also negotiated a 15 per cent sell-on clause for the 21-year-old, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Hull City. Barnsley beat off strong competition from Luton Town, alongside interest from Hull and Portsmouth. Ben Woodburn (loan) and Nat Phillips (permanent) could also leave Liverpool prior to today's domestic deadline.
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Ha! To be fair to Ozil, he did offer to pay the mascots wages. "I was so sad that Jerry Quy aka our famous & loyal mascot @Gunnersaurus and integral part of our club was being made redundant after 27 years. As such, I'm offering to reimburse @Arsenal with the full salary of our big green guy as long as I will be an Arsenal player...
Mesut Ozil exclusive: 'Pay cuts were rushed so I did what I believed was right' Mesut Ozil has moved to close down speculation over his future by confirming that he will remain at Arsenal until the end of his contract next summer, with the German playmaker determined to put a difficult period behind him and finish an eight-year career in north London on a high. Talking exclusively to The Athletic, Ozil dismissed any notion of him leaving the Emirates Stadium before his £350,000-per-week deal expires in June and pledged to prove he can still make a valuable contribution if he is given an opportunity by head coach Mikel Arteta. "My position is clear," says the 31-year-old. "I'm here through to the last day of our agreement and I'll give everything I have for this club. Situations like these will never break me, they only make me stronger. I showed in the past that I can come back into the team and I will show it again." Ozil also spoke for the first time about rejecting a pay cut during the COVID-19 shutdown, admitting it may have contributed to his lack of game time since the Premier League's restart but standing by that decision. The forward also addressed the controversy that followed a social media post he released in December condemning China's treatment of Uighur Muslims and the response of fellow Muslims. In a wide-ranging interview with The Athletic last October, Ozil expressed his intention to stay with Arsenal until "at least 2021", despite falling out of favour with then-head coach Unai Emery. Emery was later sacked and Ozil returned to the line-up under interim boss Freddie Ljungberg before starting all 10 of Arteta's Premier League fixtures before the sport went into lockdown in March. But after the resumption in June, he did not play a minute of Arsenal's 13 matches in all competitions and Arteta refused to discuss the matter at length, citing "pure football reasons" for Ozil's absence. Although the former Real Madrid star was sidelined for a short spell with a back problem and was named among the substitutes twice, he did not set foot on the pitch and was given permission to begin his summer break early as Arsenal prepared for their FA Cup final victory over Chelsea. It led to renewed suggestions that Ozil could be on his way out of the club and some reports indicated they might even look to pay up the remainder of his contract to settle the predicament and release funds to aid the rebuilding job they hope to conduct in the current transfer window. "I'll decide when I go, not other people," counters Ozil, who joined Arsenal from Real Madrid for £42.5 million in 2013 and secured the four-year deal worth £350,000 per week, that has become such a bone of contention, in 2018. "I didn't sign for two or three years, I signed for four and that should be respected by everyone. Things have obviously been difficult but I love Arsenal, I love to work there, I love the people in the club — the real people, those I've been with for a long time — and I love London, it's my home. "Whatever happened in the last two seasons, I'm happy and very strong mentally. I never give up on anything. I want to help my team and I'll fight for it. If I'm fit, I know what I can do on the pitch." Physical condition was assumed to be a factor in Ozil's post-lockdown non-selection, though Arteta's public comments focused more on wanting players who were "on the boat" — he explained that to mean there is a set of values and behaviours he expects his squad to display on a daily basis. "I can't talk about my private conversations with the coach," Ozil says. "But I can tell you I know my body well. I was fit enough to play every game before the break and, apart from a small injury, it was the same after. My daughter was born while we were off so maybe I was not always sleeping perfectly, but this is normal. I actually had more energy and excitement to play because of her. "As a player, you sometimes have bad days and can't always be happy, especially if you're not playing. When you know how good you are and you know you're not going to be picked, it's hard to be at 100 per cent and, of course, you can get disappointed. This is my profession, it's what I love doing: being on the pitch, playing matches, showing the people, helping the club and my team. "I fully respect the coach's decision but I believe these things should mainly be decided on the pitch. After the restart, I wasn't given a chance to show what I can do. You don't play 10 games in a row if you're unfit, not good enough or don't behave well. If I played these games badly and was then left out completely for that reason then I might understand, but this was not the case." The coronavirus outbreak resulted in football's suspension and many clubs sought to mitigate the financial impact of the pandemic by asking certain employees to take salary adjustments. With the Professional Footballers' Association — the players' union — advising its members to contemplate wage deferrals as opposed to cuts until the extent of the crisis was better known, Arsenal's proposal to the first-team squad of a 12.5 per cent cut for 12 months was initially turned down. Arteta intervened, pleading with his players to accept the club's request, and eventually, they became the first and so far only Premier League club to successfully implement pay reductions. It has been reported that Ozil was ultimately alone in declining to be involved and the subject resurfaced last week when Arsenal announced 55 redundancies, angering some of their players, who had agreed to the pay cuts on the condition that all staff would retain their jobs as a consequence. "As players, we all wanted to contribute," Ozil stresses. "But we needed more information and many questions were unanswered. Everyone was fine with a deferral while there was so much uncertainty — I would have been OK to take a bigger share — and then a cut if required, once the football and financial outlook was clearer. But we were rushed into it without proper consultation. "For anyone in this situation, you have a right to know everything, to understand why it is happening and where the money is going. But we didn't get enough details, we just had to give a decision. It was far too quick for something so important and there was a lot of pressure. "This was not fair, especially for the young guys, and I refused. I had a baby at home and have commitments to my family here, in Turkey and in Germany — to my charities, too, and also a new project we started to support people in London that was from the heart and not for publicity. "People who know me know exactly how generous I am and, as far as I'm aware, I was not the only player who rejected the cut in the end, but only my name came out. I guess that's because it is me and people have been trying for two years to destroy me, to make me unhappy, to push an agenda they hope will turn the supporters against me and paint a picture that is not true. "Possibly the decision affected my chances on the pitch, I don't know. But I'm not afraid to stand up for what I feel is right — and when you see what has happened now with the jobs, maybe I was." Arteta is not the first Arsenal boss to ostracise Ozil, though, and the fact it also occurred during Emery's tenure points to something deeper. The reality is that the hierarchy would like the 2014 World Cup winner to move on, a desire not shared by the man himself, and therein lies the issue. "It's hard. When a player wants to leave and the club says no, the player must accept it unless they find a solution together. So when a club wants a player to leave and the player says no, the club must accept it unless a solution can be found together. I don't want to leave, so that's it," Ozil says. "In 2018, I had plenty of options that would have earned me far more money as a free agent, but I committed myself to Arsenal because this was the club and the fanbase I wanted to play for. In that sense, nothing has changed. Mikel knows my quality and I will be ready when he needs me. "I'm not going into pre-season thinking, 'Final year, I can chill — I know I don't play'. These are not easy times for Arsenal and I want to help. I still have a lot to offer and I train as hard as I can, whether I'm in the squad or not. If you're called in, you have to be prepared. I'm doing all the necessary work on the pitch, with the fitness coach and in the gym. This is all I can do." It is mentioned that Arsenal's performance statistics with and without Ozil last season do not reflect well on the former Germany international, although he did excel in certain attacking categories throughout that sequence of Premier League appearances before lockdown. "If you consider the circumstances, you cannot use these statistics. If you have to, it is more accurate to look at the data for my whole Arsenal career and also from the 10 games after Mikel was appointed — not so bad for someone who had barely been picked for a year and a half," he says. "People will always love or hate you, and the main thing is the people who know you and what they think. What the people outside say about my play or my character is irrelevant — they just speak bullshit to make publicity and they know by using my name it will bring them attention. "Do it as much as you like. I don't care, or listen to people who don't know me. I didn't get here because of them but because of the family and friends who I trust and are always behind me." Ozil was in the eye of an entirely different storm late last year when he criticised the alleged persecution of Uighur Muslims in China, remarks from which Arsenal distanced themselves. "Every human is equal," says Ozil, who is of the Islamic faith. "It doesn't matter what religion or colour you are — Muslim, Christian, Jew, black, white or anything else. We are all the same. "What I said was not against Chinese people, it was against whoever is doing this to the Uighur Muslims and other people who are not helping them, such as other Muslim countries. "I have given a lot to Arsenal, on and off the pitch, so the reaction was disappointing. They said they don't get involved in politics but this isn't politics and they have got involved in other issues. "In America, we saw George Floyd killed and the world spoke up to say Black Lives Matter, and that is correct. We are all equal and it's a good thing that people fight against injustice. There are a lot of black players and fans of Arsenal and it's fantastic the club is backing them. "But I wish people would have done the same for the Muslims because Arsenal have many Muslim players and fans as well, and it is important for the world to say that Muslim Lives Matter."
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1 Aug 2020, 09:52:27
It sure has.. a late kick-off normally means no trains back up North (not an issue this year I know), but the main thing is the lads in Thailand don't have to wake up 2 hours earlier to watch their team, fuck the fans that travelled down to Wembley but have to either leave before the final whistle or miss the last train.... What a choice.
I think the timing is more to do with it being better for the overseas markets.
They used a credit card (Union Pay International are sponsors) instead of a coin for the toss in the Juve vs Spurs game last night.
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Ronald Koeman on Virgil van Dijk: "He's back to Liverpool and he's ready to play for next week. He takes a rest. The medical staff of the Dutch national team spoke to the medical staff of Liverpool and we made the decision that he was only playing the Germany game."
So basically a revamped Cup Winners Cup which they got rid of.
There you go... right on cue.. Inter Milan to Sue La Liga President Javier Tebas over Luka Modric Inter Milan have announced their intention to sue La Liga president Javier Tebas over his claims the Nerrazzuri are using "tricks" to sign Luka Modric. Per Football Italia, the club released a statement on the matter, saying: "FC Internazionale Milano announces that it will take legal action against Mr. Javier Tebas in the face of statements made today in the Press." Tebas voiced his displeasure with the market and how certain clubs conduct their business in an interview with Spanish newspaper ABC (h/t Football Italia): "Things don't happen just because we make mistakes, but I don't think this is the case, but other clubs things have happened, which shouldn't happen. "I'm not only referring to PSG but also Juventus with the signing of Ronaldo and Inter, who have no money to buy players but then offer a mountain of money, the source of which I don't know. "Tricks in the market? As for Juve I don't know. We'll have to see how their deal [for Ronaldo] pans out, but Inter's offer for Modric hid some tricks. "The PSG-Neymar issue was also rigged. PSG are a club of 'just tricks' like Manchester City, and this generates circumstances that destabilise the market and media." UEFA should consider disqualifying them from European competition. Sport Witness noted many have accused of him of "sour grapes," and he denied criticism of favouritism toward Real Madrid and Barcelona in the same interview. These latest comments are the first regarding Serie A, and it's no wonder he expressed anger at Cristiano Ronaldo's move to Juventus and the links between Inter and Modric―as La Liga president, he would much rather see the two stay in Spain. He has gone to great lengths to keep La Liga's big stars around: As reported by Sid Lowe of The Guardian, he flat-out rejected PSG's deposit of Neymar's buyout clause last year, going directly against FIFA regulations. This isn't the first time a club has threatened to sue Tebas, as Manchester City also hit out at the La Liga boss last year, per Stuart Brennan of the Manchester Evening News.
I bet the Atleti fans don't care but agree knobhead behaviour and didn't realise it was 30 mins long... thought it was just a quick announcement!
Klopp interview / press conference thread
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Agree but BT Sport are showing it for free online.
A little unfair with "scrambling" comment, we have had the CL as a focus. I think without that we'd probably have been finishing 2nd.... but I'll take 4th and Number 6.
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