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In the UK, public liability claims are made against shops, restaurants and other places of public access when you have sustained an injury due to the negligence of the business or organisation which owed you a duty of care. Typical accidents which lead to public liability claims in the UK are trip, slips and falls, but injuries such as food poisoning in a restaurant and injuries to children in a playground also qualify as UK public liability claims.
Establishing negligence in UK public liability claims is not always straightforward and, due to insurance companies keen to minimise their losses, pressure is often put upon victims to accept inappropriate compensation settlements. At a time when your injuries may incapacitate you from collecting the evidence you need in order to make public liability claims in the UK, or your accident has happened abroad while you were on holiday and you are unable to return, it is in your best interests to speak directly to a solicitor on our freephone injury claims advice service to receive impartial and practical advice about UK public liability claims.
Our solicitors will advise you whether you have UK public liability claims for compensation which are worth your while to pursue, build the strongest possible claim for public liability injury compensation on your behalf and negotiate the maximum possible settlement of public liability injury compensation in the shortest possible time. Many public liability claims in the UK qualify for "No Win, No Fee" legal representation which means that you do not have to pay for our solicitor´s time should you lose your public liability claim, whereas you will keep 100 percent of your public liability injury compensation settlement should your claim be successful.
A woman´s claim for being hit on the head by a shop sign remains unresolved despite the negligent shop´s owners admitting responsibility for her injuries.
In May 2014, Petula Chapman (61) from Truro in Cornwall was visiting her son – Ian – in Penarth, South Wales. The couple went into town together, and were just leaving the Euronics electrical appliance shop on Windsor Road, when the sign above the entrance to the shop was caught by a gust of wind and fell – hitting Petula on the head.
Petula was knocked unconscious by the impact of the shop sign and suffered multiple fractures to her shoulder, wrist and both legs. She also sustained three broken ribs and spinal injuries in the accident. Both she and her son – who was also struck by the falling shop sign – were taken to hospital by ambulance. Ian´s injuries were not considered serious and he was soon discharged.
The incident was captured by the shop´s CCTV, and the shop´s owners – Kitchener & Thomas Ltd – admitted responsibility for Petula´s and Ian´s injuries. However, although the company has settled Ian´s personal injury claim, Petula´s claim for being hit on the head by a shop sign remains unresolved. She has now filed a High Court writ claiming £200,000 compensation.
According to court papers, the accident has left Petula with mild brain damage and serious disabling injuries. In her claim for being hit on the head by a shop sign, she alleges she is unable to work and needs constant care. The writ adds that Petula has developed significant psychological problems and depression which complicate the effects of her brain injury.
The legal representatives of Kitchener & Thomas Ltd have not commented on the issuance of the writ, but the fact that it has been issued would imply that the company is disputing the value of the claim for being hit on the head by a shop sign. If no resolution is found soon, the settlement of her claim will be determine by a judge at the High Court.
A couple who were both taken ill during a holiday to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary have received compensation for an illness on a P&O cruise.
In January 2015, David and Doreen Dale from Whitstable in Kent were on the holiday of a lifetime to celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Having flown out to Australia to join the P&O cruise ship Arcadia, the couple were looking forward to enjoying a luxury vacation.
However, on the fourth day of their holiday, Doreen contracted a respiratory tract infection – a contagious illness that affects the lungs and airways. She was able to receive medical attention in Perth, but David was not so fortunate – contracting the disease later in the trip and being denied the opportunity to see a doctor at the on-board medical centre.
Both David and Doreen needed further medical attention when they returned to the UK and thereafter sought legal advice, discovering later that a total of eleven passengers on their vacation were claiming compensation for an illness on a P&O cruise – at least one of whom had contracted the food poisoning bug Campylobacter.
Describing the conditions on board the ship, Doreen said: "Both David and I were really concerned by certain things on board the ship, such as air conditioning units that were leaking and the bed linen not being changed daily. It was obvious that people on board the ship were not well as in the evenings you could hear lots of coughing in the theatre."
Solicitors acting on behalf of the group of holidaymakers have now negotiated a settlement of compensation for an illness on a P&O cruise. Speaking to the Daily Express, Doreen said: I am relieved that our legal battle is finally over. Our cruise was a nightmare and we were so disappointed and upset that our fiftieth wedding anniversary was ruined."
Islington Borough Council has been fined £200,000 for a health and safety breach that resulted in a pupil losing a finger in an accident in a school workshop.
On 25th March 2014, the unnamed eleven-year-old boy was in a design and technology class when he went to use a Morris flex belt sanding machine to file his project. The boy had never used the machine before and was shown how to operate it by another pupil who was unaware of the purpose of the raised metal guard.
When the boy put his plywood project onto the sanding belt, the metal guard flipped downwards and trapped the boy´s left hand between the sanding belt and shape he was trying to sand. The accident in a school workshop resulted in the boy having the middle finger of his left hand amputated down to the knuckle.
Inspectors from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) investigated the accident in a school workshop and found that the teacher in charge of the class had not receive sufficient training to identify the machine was in an unsafe condition or the risks involved in allowing pupils to use the machine unsupervised.
The HSE prosecuted Islington Borough Council for breaching Section 3 of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and, at Southwark Crown Court, Judge Deborah Taylor fined the council £200,000 for an accident in a school workshop plus costs of £19,865. Judge Taylor said: "I make it clear that, had this not been a local authority and bearing in mind the size of the organisation and the way it worked, the fine would have been considerably higher."
Speaking after the hearing, an Islington Borough Council spokesman said: "This was a serious injury, which could have been prevented. We're very sorry this happened and apologise to our student and his family. Since this accident in 2014 we have introduced comprehensive new procedures for health and safety in our schools."
HSE inspector Jane Wolfenden added: "It is important to create a safe teaching environment for pupils where they can learn to appreciate and manage the risks they will face in life. If the teacher had been appropriately trained on how to use the equipment for the lesson, they would have been able to show the pupils how to properly use the sanding machine. Instead a young boy sustained an extremely painful injury that could have easily been avoided."
A holidaymaker´s claim for an injury at a ski resort has been resolved by negotiation following court proceedings being issued against a ski lift operator.
In December 2010, twenty-five year old Tom Giddens was on holiday at the French ski resort of Val Thorens in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, when he and a friend got onto the ski lift with the intention of enjoying one final run of the day.
The ski lift stopped 200 feet from the top of the run and, as the two friends waited for the lift to restart, the temperature started falling. Tom – a student from Solihull in the West Midlands – rang the ski lift emergency number, but only got through to a message service in French.
After thirty minutes of waiting for help to arrive, Tom and his friend decided to jump from the ski lift. Tom´s friend lowered himself onto the bar of the ski lift and landed safely on the ground but, when Tom jumped, he landed badly and broke his leg.
Fortunately help arrived quickly, and Tom was taken to the resort´s medical centre on a bud wagon. After receiving preliminary treatment, he was transferred to Moutiers Hospital, where a metal pin was inserted into his leg to help the broken bone heal properly.
Tom returned to the UK five days later, where he spent five weeks recovering at the Good Hope Hospital in Sutton Coldfield. He was discharged on crutches and subsequently underwent eighteen months of physiotherapy. Sadly, he never regained the level of fitness he had prior to the accident.
Tom sought legal advice and made a claim for an injury at a ski resort against the operator of the ski lift – Societe D'Exploitation des Telepheriques Tarantaise-Maurienne – on the grounds that there had been a lack of safety standards.
The ski lifted operator initially denied liability, but once court proceedings were filed he France, negotiations started to resolve the claim for an injury at a ski resort, and Tom´s case was eventually settled for an undisclosed five-figure amount.
Dozens of visitors to Newcastle´s 2013 Street Spice Festival have received compensation for food poisoning from street food sold at the event.
At the end of February 2013, more than 12,000 people attended the Newcastle Street Spice Festival – a non-profit event organised by a local restaurant owner to raise funds for a brain tumour charity. Sadly, one of the sixteen stallholders was serving a chutney that had been prepared with raw curry leaves, causing over 400 visitors to suffer gastric illnesses.
Almost fifty of those most seriously affected by illnesses claimed compensation for food poisoning from street food, including twenty-nine that had suffered the symptoms of Salmonella poisoning. Other claimants suffered symptoms caused by E.coli and Shigella poisoning – some of whom still suffer the consequences of eating the contaminated chutney three years after attending the event.
All of the injury claims have now been resolved, with settlements of compensation for food poisoning from street food ranging from £1,200 to £29,000 depending on the severity and impact of the individual´s illnesses. In total, the settlements have cost the event´s insurers more than £400,000 – an amount they intend to recover from the vendor of the curry leaves.
Speaking after the last of the claims had been settled, festival organiser Bob Arora told his local newspaper: "We are pleased that the matter has now been settled. As a result of our reporting of the outbreak to the Environmental Health Office and cooperating with their investigation fully, the EHO has been able to suggest changes in legislation in the use of curry leaves in order to prevent any further instances of food poisoning."
He added: "Prior to the outbreak, the use of curry leaves in cooking was an extremely grey area, with no indication that raw leaves would be harmful to anyone's health. Although the curry leaves were washed thoroughly prior to use by the vendors it was unfortunate that the contamination remained. Hopefully now that it has been clarified."
Claim for Sickness on Holiday in Egypt Settled for £29,850
A family´s claim for sickness on holiday in Egypt, made after eleven of the thirteen family members suffered a stomach bug, has been settled for £29,850.
As a special treat for their family, Brian and Pamela Pilling from Chesham in Buckinghamshire paid more than £17,000 for a dream holiday at the five-star Sea Club Resort in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt. The holiday was supposed to be an action-packed event that included trips to the beach, camel trekking and quad biking; but, from the fifth day of their stay at the resort, the family started to fall ill.
Brian (61), a retired labourer, was one of the first of the family members to develop the symptoms of a stomach bug. "I thought at first it would just be a day thing, a little gastric upset but wow was I wrong" Brian told newspaper reporters. "In the end, we had to ask the hotel doctor to visit. He immediately put me on an intravenous rehydration with antibiotics and paracetamol."
Brian was one of two family members that needed to be treated with intravenous rehydration and antibiotics, and in total eleven of the thirteen family members fell in on the trip – some experiencing symptoms that continued after the family returned home to the UK. Brian said: "The holiday was a great disappointment devastated by illness and I wish we had never gone."
On their return to the UK, Brian and Pamela sought legal advice and made a claim for sickness on holiday in Egypt on behalf of the whole family. The claim against Thomson Holidays not only accounted for the pain and suffering of each family member, but also the amount of money the family spent on medical treatment in Egypt and the cost of the holiday.
Brian and Pamela alleged in their claim for sickness on holiday in Egypt that their illnesses were caused by the unhygienic conditions at the resort. Members of the family reported that food was not cooked properly and that sparrows were regularly seen around uncovered food. Thomson Holidays investigated the allegations, and the Pilling´s claim for sickness on holiday in Egypt has now been settled for £29,850.
Claims for Injuries due to Defective Street Lighting Increase
Claims for injuries due to defective street lighting have increased in Northern Ireland according to the province´s Infrastructure minister Chris Hazzard.
Mr Hazzard was responding to an Assembly question from East Belfast UUP MLA Andy Allen when the minister revealed that there were sixteen claims made against the Department of Infrastructure last year in which defective street lighting was primary responsible for an injury being sustained.
Settlement of the claims for injuries due to defective street lighting amounted to £59,000 – a fifteen-fold increase from two years ago when there were just three claims settled. The figure represented a three-fold increase from 2014/15, when twelve claims for injuries caused by defective street lighting were settled.
The minister said there may be other claims made against the Department of Infrastructure in which defective street lighting was a contributory factor, but it was not possible to identify these in the department´s database. The minister also agreed that the figures related only to compensation settlements, and that there may be other legal and administrative costs to account for as well.
Defective street lighting is a hot topic of debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly. In 2015, members of the Assembly raised concerns about the number of complaints relating to defective street lighting they were receiving from their constituents. It was found that 17,888 street lights were not working and that around a third of all the province´s street lights were turned off at night to save money.
More than £2 million was spent fixing the defective street lighting, and a further £1 million was added to the department´s budget in June for investment in cost-saving LED street lighting. The minister said that of 48,000 street light outages reported over the last 12 months, 42,500 have already been repaired. The replacement of the existing street lighting with LED lights is an ongoing project that is expected to conclude next year.
Solicitors Investigating Unhygienic Hotel Swimming Pool Claims
Solicitors are investigating several unhygienic swimming pool claims made by a group of holidaymakers who fell ill during an all-inclusive holiday in Greece.
Earlier this year, several families booked all-inclusive holidays at the Marelen Hotel on the Greek Island of Zante. During their stays, seventeen guests are known to have contracted severe gastric illnesses attributed to the Cryptosporidium parasite – a microscopic parasite that breeds in contaminated water in swimming pools.
The guests reported several lapses in hygiene at the resort including faecal matter in the swimming pool. Other guests reported seeing staff cleaning the tiles surrounding the pool with a nailbrush and then rinsing the nailbrush in the swimming pool water. No deep cleaning of the pool or water testing was witnessed by any of the guests.
One of the holidaymakers who suffered from the Cryptosporidium illness was Rosanna Crowley (27) from Kettering in Northamptonshire. She told her local newspaper: "It was hideous. We had all swam in that pool. As soon as I started feeling unwell I just knew it was bad. And then one-by-one we all came down with it."
On her return to Northamptonshire, Rosanna visited her local GP as she was still suffering the symptoms of stomach cramps, vomiting and diarrhoea. The presence of the Cryptosporidium parasite was confirmed by her GP and, due to the breeding habits of the parasite, her house also had to be inspected by Environmental Health Officers to ensure her own hygiene standards were being maintained.
Now Rosanna and the other holidaymakers that suffered a gastric illness have instructed solicitors to make unhygienic swimming pool claims against the tour operator through whom the holiday was booked – Thomas Cook. According to the solicitor, the aim of the unhygienic swimming pool claims is not only to recover compensation for those whose holiday was ruined by the Cryptosporidium parasite, but also to make sure that steps are taken to prevent the same thing from happening again.
Man Due Compensation for Falling from a Guest House Balcony
A man who was seriously injured while on honeymoon is waiting to hear how much injury compensation for falling from a guest house balcony he is entitled to.
On 21st September 2015, Matt and Marilyn Bullivant arrived at the Chellowdene guest house in Falmouth, Cornwall, for the start of a week-long honeymoon. After checking into in their room, Matt (36) put the kettle and, while waiting for it to boil, stepped out onto the guest house balcony. Unfortunately, as Matt rested against a balustrade, it gave way under his weight and the newlywed from Peterborough fell fifteen feet to the ground below.
Matt was taken to hospital, where he was treated for serious head and back injuries and a shattered right hand. He spent most of his honeymoon in hospital recovering from his injuries and was unable to return to his job as a warehouseman for three and a half months. A year after the accident, Matt still suffers severe pain from the metal plate in his right hand and has lost sensation in the top half of his back.
An investigation into the cause of Matt´s accident found that the balcony had been inadequately maintained. The guest house owners – Troy and Julie McCann – were prosecuted by Cornwall Council´s Public Protection Department for breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act and last week pleaded guilty to the charges at Truro Magistrates´ Court. Both owners were fined £4,000 and ordered to pay £3,037 costs.
Matt has already taken steps to recover injury compensation for falling from a guest house balcony and has been waiting for the health and safety prosecution to conclude before moving ahead with his claim. He told his local newspaper: "I was angry with them to start with – they should've maintained the property. If it was my wife or kids out on the balcony they could've died."
Liability Determined in Claim for a Fall Down Stairs at a Nightclub
A venue´s failure to install an identifiable handrail has been ruled sufficient cause to determine liability in a claim for a fall down stairs at a nightclub.
In June 2011, a Manchester businessman was leaving the Pulse Nightclub on the city´s Dantzic Street, when he fell head-first down a flight of stairs from the converted 19th Century warehouse onto the street below. The man – who cannot be named for legal reasons – fractured his skull and suffered serious brain damage.
Due to the extent of his injuries, the man will never be able to lead an independent life and requires around-the-clock care. On his behalf, lawyers made a compensation claim for a fall down stairs at a nightclub against Pro-Nation Ltd, the owners of the Pulse Nightclub.
Pro-Nation denied liability for their customer´s accident, claiming that the man had drunk "six or seven pints" while at the club and that the fall down the stairs was due to his drink-fuelled incapacity. Due to the serious consequences of the accident, a hearing was scheduled to determine liability at London´s High Court.
At the hearing, Judge Richard Pearce was told by friends of the businessman that he was "not visibly affected by his drinking" and appeared "essentially normal". The judge also heard that the presence of a curtain at the top of the stairs masked a small handrail that the businessman could have used to address his fall.
Ruling that the venue was not fitted with a "visible and identifiable handrail" as recommended by building regulations, Judge Pearce found in favour of the claimant. He said that Pro-Nation had failed in its duty of care to keep customers safe and rejected the argument that the businessman had contributed to the fall down stairs at the nightclub "through his own blameworthy conduct".
The claim for a fall down stairs at a nightclub will return to the High Court later in the year once an assessment has been conducted to assess the man´s future care needs. The settlement of the claim will need to be approved by a judge to ensure it is in the claimant´s best interests as he is unable to represent himself due to his injuries.
Claim for Cycling Accident Injury Compensation Resolved
A woman, who suffered multiple injuries when the brakes on her rented bike failed, has resolved her claim for cycling accident injury compensation.
In July 2013, Phyllis Bright (21) travelled up to the Peak District with her boyfriend to enjoy a day of cycling. The couple rented bikes from the Peak District National Park Authority´s visitor centre in the Fairholmes car park and then set off in the direction of the Upper Derwent Valley.
However, as the couple were descending a hill towards the Abbey Brooke Bridge, Phyllis – a student nurse from Lincoln in the East Midlands – realised that the brakes on her bicycle were not working and leapt from her bike to avoid crashing into the stone wall of the bridge.
As the result of hitting the ground at speed, Phyllis suffered cuts and bruises to her chest, legs and arms, and a jaw injury. She was taken to the Northern General Hospital in Sheffield, where she received treatment for her injuries and stitches for the cuts to her hand and chin.
After seeking legal advice, Phyllis made a claim for cycling accident injury compensation against the Peak District National Park Authority, alleging that the bike she had rented had not been properly maintained. The authority acknowledged liability and a four-figure settlement of her claim was agreed.
Speaking with the Sun newspaper after her claim for cycling accident compensation had been resolved, Phyllis said: "I'm glad I can now begin to put this all behind me and move on with my life after receiving a settlement from the park authority."
She added: "Realising I had no brakes halfway down a steep hill with a stone bridge at the bottom of it was a scary experience. I never thought I'd end the day in an ambulance on the way to hospital with cuts and bruises all over me. The accident has left me with a number of scars that act as a long-term reminder of what happened and I really struggled to eat and sleep afterwards."
Liability Admitted in Compensation Claims for Norovirus Sickness
Liability has been admitted in nearly three hundred compensation claims for norovirus sickness made by customers of the Exeter Arms in Middlemoor, Devon.
On Sunday March 29th 2015, a customer of the Exeter Arms Hotel and Restaurant in Middlemoor was sick in the restaurant foyer. Subsequent tests revealed the customer was suffering from norovirus sickness, and both the restaurant and the hotel were closed on Thursday April 2nd to undergo a deep clean.
Although the hotel remained closed, the restaurant opened for the busy Easter weekend. However, when scores more customers and staff fell ill after eating at the Toby-managed pub and carvery, the restaurant was forced to close once again on Tuesday April 7th. Subsequently 285 compensation claims for norovirus sickness were made against the chain´s owners – Mitchells and Butlers Retail ltd.
Now, more than a year after an investigation was launched by environmental health officials, Mitchells and Butlers Retail Ltd has acknowledged the company was in breach of duty by opening so soon after the deep clean and admitted liability for the injuries suffered by the customers who contracted the norovirus sickness.
The admission of liability will enable those affected by the outbreak to proceed with their compensation claims for norovirus sickness, with settlements based on the extent of the injury and the length of time it took them to recover. Although the symptoms of norovirus can clear up within a few days, more vulnerable people can suffer longer-term effects.
John Williams (68) from Bangor in North Wales was one customer who experienced the longer-term effects of norovirus sickness. He told the Exeter Express and Echo that his symptoms had lasted three weeks, ruined his holiday and stayed with him after his return to Wales. He said; "The Exeter Arms failed to inform me before travelling to the restaurant and hotel that there were problems with illness. My holiday was absolutely ruined and I want to know why more wasn't done to control the outbreak."
Claim for an Illness on Holiday in Egypt Settled Out of Court
A family from Essex has resolved its claim for an illness on holiday in Egypt, and received extra compensation for injuries due to being bitten by bed bugs.
In December 2014, Rae Clayton and his partner Rachel visited the five-star Hotel Sunwing Waterworld in Makadi Bay, Egypt – together with Rae´s mother and Rachel´s five-year-old daughter – to celebrate two years of being together.
However, during the first night of their stay, Rachel suffered hundreds of bites believed to be caused by bed bugs. She was subsequently given a cortisone injection, and prescribed antihistamines and pain killers, but has been left with scars on her legs.
The family changed rooms the following morning, but soon after all four of the party started suffering from diarrhoea, stomach cramps and sickness. Rachel was affected particularly badly, and continued to suffer the symptoms after her return to the UK – losing more than half a stone in weight.
On the family´s return, Rae sought legal advice and made a claim for an illness on holiday in Egypt against the tour operator through whom the holiday had been booked – Red Sea Holidays Ltd. The claim also covered the bite injuries that Rachel had sustained on the first night of their holiday.
Rae alleged in his claim for an illness on holiday in Egypt that old food had been added to freshly cooked food, and that some of the meals appeared to have been reheated and served on more than one occasion. He also claimed that there was a general lack of cleanliness throughout the hotel – particularly the utensils that were used to serve the food.
Red Sea Holidays Ltd. denied responsibility for the family´s illnesses and Rachel´s bed bug bite injuries. However, after the family´s solicitors had issued legal proceedings, the tour operator agreed to a five-figure settlement of the claim for an illness on holiday in Egypt without an admission of liability.
Passenger Seeks Injury Compensation for Accident at Baker Street Station
A passenger who fell through the gap between an Underground train and the platform is seeking injury compensation for an accident at Baker Street station.
On 13th May this year, Deepa Patel was travelling from her job as a fashion designer in Ladbroke Grove to her home in Watford. Her journey entailed a change of Underground trains at Baker Street; and, as Deepa was boarding the Metropolitan Line Underground train to Watford, she fell through the gap between the train and the platform.
Fortunately passengers aboard the train witnessed her accident, and were able to force open the doors and pull Deepa to safety. Deepa was taken to hospital, where she received treatment for a badly bruised coccyx. Although she has now been able to return to work, Deepa still suffers severe back pain and her doctors have told her it will take a further three months until she is fully recovered.
Speaking with the London Evening Standard, Deepa said that she is seeking injury compensation for the accident at Baker Street station. Operations Director for Transport for London – Steve White – said: "The safety of our customers is our number one priority and we are sorry about Ms Patel's injury. We have been speaking with Ms Patel and are carrying out a thorough investigation into what happened".
Deepa´s accident is not an isolated one. Transport for London recorded 307 accidents in 2015 that were attributable to passengers falling through the gap between a train and a platform – 52 of the accidents occurring at Baker Street. The reason for so many accidents of this nature has been blamed on the introduction of new wheelchair-friendly trains on routes that pass through Baker Street station.
The new "S-stock" trains are designed to be level with the platform edge but, in stations with curved platforms, the new design means that there can be more space than before between the train and platform. As Deepa described to the London Evening Standard: "The platform is curved. The lady in front stopped as she got on, I took a step in mid-air and went straight down".
Court of Appeal Upholds Decision in Injury Claim for a Fall at a Tourist Attraction
The Court of Appeal has upheld an injury claim for a fall at a tourist attraction made by a 69-year-old man who fell into the moat at Carisbrooke Castle.
In April 2011, Ian Taylor from East Grinstead in Sussex was visiting Carisbrooke Castle on the Isle of Wight with his wife and two grandchildren. As he descended a steep grass bank below the castle to take some photographs, Ian lost his footing and slipped – falling over the bastion wall and into the castle´s moat, twelve feet below.
Ian was knocked unconscious in the fall and suffered permanent head injuries. After seeking legal advice he made an injury claim for a fall at a tourist attraction against English Heritage – the organisation responsible for the management of the historic site – alleging that the drop was not visible from the bank he was descending and there were no signs warning him of the danger.
In 2015, Judge David Blunt QC ruled in Ian´s favour and said that English Heritage were at fault for failing to erect a sign warning of the risk of falling – although assigning him 50% contributory negligence for his own lack of care. English Heritage contested the decision, and the injury claim for a fall at a tourist attraction was heard again recently by three judges at the Court of Appeal.
At the hearing, barristers representing English Heritage argued that sensible people could assess risks for themselves and that Judge Blunt´s decision – if upheld – would force historic sites into "an unduly defensive approach" – implying that a decision in Ian´s favour would result in a "plague of unattractive warning signs" around historic monuments.
However, Lords Dyson, McFarlane and Beatson upheld Ian´s injury claim for a fall at a tourist attraction. The three Appeal Court judges ruled that the risk of injury was not obvious from the location from which Ian had attempted to take photographs, and that the absence of a warning sign meant that reasonable steps had not been taken to ensure his safety.
It is not yet known whether English heritage will take the injury claim for a fall at a tourist attraction to the Supreme Court as it has implications for future injury claims at all of the organisation´s four hundred managed historic sites. Much may depend on how much compensation is awarded to Ian for his injury – the amount to be decided by a judge in the near future if a settlement is not agreed by the parties beforehand.
BUPA Fined for Care Home Resident Death in Fall from Bed Accident
Healthcare company BUPA has been fined £400,000 for failings in the standard of care that led to the death of a care home resident in a fall from bed accident.
On September 24th 2013, ninety-one year old Josephine Millard was found dead on the floor in her room at the BUPA-owned Beacon Edge residential care home in Penrith. An investigation into Josephine´s death by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) found that although the care home had a policy on bedrail management, a sensor pad that would have alerted staff to her fall had not been activated.
According to the HSE´s report into Josephine´s death, staff at the care home were not trained on bedrail safety and assessments not conducted or reviewed as required. HSE inspectors also found that there had been a failure by BUPA to provide appropriate "care and support for people with dementia type illnesses" that resulted in Josephine´s fall from bed accident.
The HSE prosecuted BUPA Care Homes (CFC Homes) Ltd with breaching Section 3 (1) of the Health & Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and Regulation 9 of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998. Earlier this year at Carlisle Magistrates´ Court, BUPA pleaded guilty to the charges and the case was referred to Carlisle Crown Court for sentencing.
At the sentencing hearing last week, BUPA was fined £400,000 for failings in the standard of care that led to Josephine´s fatal fall from bed accident. The healthcare company was also ordered to pay £15,206 costs. Following the hearing, HSE Inspector Carol Forster had the following words to say:
"The need for adequate risk assessment and management of third party bedrails has been recognised in the healthcare sector for a number of years. In this case there was a lack of appropriate assessment of the residents' changing needs and review of the control measures in place to protect her. The measures that were in place were not used correctly in that the sensor pad which would have alerted staff to the resident's being out of bed was not switched on".
Disney Cruise Injury Claims Likely Following Norovirus Outbreak
Up to 145 passengers and crew aboard a Caribbean cruise may be eligible to make Disney Cruise injury claims following confirmation of a norovirus outbreak.
A Caribbean cruise from Miami to the Bahamas turned sour for 131 passengers and 14 crew of the Disney Wonder when they were struck down with vomiting and diarrhoea between 27th April and 1st May.
When the outbreak of illnesses was reported to U.S. Center for Disease Control, the cruise ship was boarded by environmental health officers on its return to Miami, and an assessment was conducted to review the outbreak and the company´s response.
The company informed the environmental health officers that increased cleaning and disinfection procedures had been instigated in accordance with the cruise ship´s outbreak prevention and response plan, and that stool specimens had been collected for testing from affected passengers and crew members.
The Center for Disease Control has now analysed the stool samples and confirmed that the illnesses were attributable to norovirus – a common and highly contagious form of gastroenteritis that can be transmitted quickly in confined environments. Environmental health officers are still trying to locate the origin of the outbreak.
The company hopes to avoid a significant number of Disney cruise injury claims by handling requests for refunds on a case-by-case basis. Some of the affected passengers are also being offered credits for future cruises.
Disney cruise injury claims are rare. The most recent outbreak comes fourteen years since the last recorded outbreak of norovirus on a Disney cruise ship. On that occasion hundreds of passengers fell ill on two Disney Magic cruises from Port Canaveral. The lack of Disney cruise injury claims has been attributed to staff handing guests hand wipes when they enter dining areas.
This is the tenth outbreak of norovirus on a cruise ship that the Center for Disease Control has investigated and confirmed this year.
Holidaymaker Makes Food Poisoning Claim against First Choice
A holidaymaker from Derbyshire, who contracted campylobacter while celebrating his birthday in Morocco, has made a food poisoning claim against First Choice.
In March 2016, James and Paula Gratton booked a week´s stay at the four-star Medina Gardens Hotel in Marrakech to celebrate James´ 51st birthday. Half-way through the holiday, James began to suffer with a high temperature, stomach pains and diarrhoea. His symptoms worsened as the holiday continued, and James was in considerable distress on the couple´s return flight to their home in Heanor in Derbyshire.
When he returned home, James called the NHS Direct service. He was advised to attend his local hospital, where he was examined and prescribed medicine to control his symptoms. However, James continued to feel unwell, and a stool sample provided to his GP subsequently tested positive for campylobacter – a form of food poisoning most commonly associated with badly prepared poultry.
Having missed a significant time from his job as a HGV driver, James sought legal advice and made a food poisoning claim against First Choice – the holiday company through which the Moroccan holiday had been booked. James´ solicitors have now instigated an investigation into the food preparation standards at the Medina Gardens Hotel to establish if James´ illness was due to negligence.
Speaking with his local newspaper – The Ripley and Heanor News – James said about his food poisoning claim against First Choice: "We booked this holiday as a way of celebrating my birthday and we'd been looking forward to it for a long time. But, in truth, it turned into a nightmare for both of us. "I had to take some extra time of work to recover from the symptoms and I still don't feel completely right.
The holiday company declined to comment on the ongoing investigation into James´ food poisoning claim against First Choice, choosing instead to issue a brief statement that read: "First Choice is sorry to hear of Mr and Mrs Gratton´s experience."
Personal Injury Claims in Northern Ireland Could be Settled Online
According to one of the province´s top judges, "small value" personal injury claims in Northern Ireland could be settled online in the future.
Lord Justice John Gillen – one of Northern Ireland´s three Lord Justices of Appeal – has indicated that significant changes are on the way to the province´s court system, including the possibility of personal injury claims in Northern Ireland being settled over the Internet.
Speaking at the British Irish Bar Association Conference at the Bar Library´s Inn of Court, the judge said he is considering a proposal similar to the process followed in the Netherlands where small value claims are settled online without arguments being heard in court.
If the proposal is adopted, Judge Gillen believes that personal injury claims in Northern Ireland could be settled without the need for expert witnesses "to sit around for hours in drafty courthouses" waiting to be called – thus reducing the costs of legal action.
The judge was particularly critical of case management hearings – in which judges, lawyers and expert witnesses may have to return to court several times to resolve issues even before a case can be listed for a full hearing. These hearings, Judge Gillen said, could be conducted over a video-link at an appointed time to reduce costs further.
Further cost reductions could be achieved the judge said if "matters [were] dealt with by court officers rather than rather more costly judges". He added that Northern Ireland must explore such options if it is to uphold the "constitutional principle of due process (which) requires us to utilise new technology".
Judge Gillen explained that many personal injury claims in Northern Ireland would still be settled by court hearings. He told delegates at the British Irish Bar Association Conference: "Legislation will always be with us and will always involve costs. There will be oral hearings, the oral tradition will not disappear here in Northern Ireland."


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Euro zone economy may rebound strongly if vaccination speeds up, ECB's de Guindos says
Reuters | Posted: March 25, 2021, 6:39 a.m. | Updated: March 25, 2021, 5:31 p.m. | 1 Min Read
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone economy could be in for a strong rebound in the second half of the year if a large proportion of the population is vaccinated against COVID-19 in the summer, European Central Bank vice-president Luis de Guindos said on Thursday.
"If a high percentage of the population is vaccinated and immunized in the summer, this will have a very positive impact and lead to a second half of the year in which there could be a very strong rebound in activity," de Guindos told an online event.
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When John Williams received his 29th Academy Award nomination for Schindler's List, he had already won Oscars for Fiddler on the Roof, Jaws, Star Wars, and . He had long been an automatic nominee, but as Hollywood's most honored working composer it was generally believed that it would take an extraordinary addition to his legacy for the Academy to award Williams a fifth trophy
Finale (From "Fiddler On The Roof" Soundtrack) John Williams. Total Playing Time 60:05. Billboard 200 - 1972 Academy Award - Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score, 1971. John Williams won an Academy Award, his first, for the Fiddler On The Roof film soundtrack. Williams adapted the original, much-beloved Broadway music composed by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick for the movie, which became the top-grossing film of 1971.
Williams won the Academy Award for musical adaptation for his trouble. The movie was my first experience with the performance, so I am quite biased towards this version compared to the original Broadway show staring Zero Mostel. It is missing the 5 previously unreleased tracks noted below.
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Academy Award for Best Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score. The original Kenton version is on the album Stan Kenton Conducts the Los Angeles Neophonic Orchestra. Essay for Strings" (1965).
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Music By – Jerry Bock
Violin [Soloist] – Isaac Stern
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Will the media,internet, Biden minions be able to hold back disclosure of the pay for play corruption Joe & Hunter engaged in with foreign?
Hunter DID cash in - several times. The real point now is that Joe had repeatedly said he know nothing about Hunter's business dealings and the emails show that not to be true.
Why have potential Hunter/ Joe Biden corruption links been systematically shutdown on the internet?
Because the Truth is Not relevant to the Dems.
Donald Trump won the first and the second debate, meaning he would win the third, meaning he is better than Joe Biden in general?
... Trump looks at Joe Biden , President Trump sees... to Washington to clean out the corruption in that Swamp. Joe is...
What were the results of the multiple Republican led investigations into corruption allegations against Joe Biden and his son ?
The same as all their investigations into Hillary over her emails and Benghazi, which went on for years and cost the tax payer tens if not hundreds of millions. The same as Trump'...
Why are so many people angered over Joe Biden getting elected as president?
You have to understand Joe did not win. Massive fraudulent ballots were tabulated in his favor. Corruption shall not taint an election of the President of the Unied States...
SHOCKING new reports are surfacing of Joe Biden meeting with Burisma officials to promise his help. Can things get any worse for Biden ?
Just wait until Nov 3rd. You'll see how much worse it can get for him.
Do you trust Joe Biden now that there is verifiable evidence of his vast corruption ?
Nope.................
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As more emails surface showing the massive scope of corruption by Joe Biden . Is it clear now that Biden was a terrible pick to run?
yes....................
What does 80 year old Joe Biden have to sell, besides 50 years of bigotry and smart ass remarks?
I'm amazed that Biden 's corruption and pedophilia and senility isn't a deal breaker for democrats. Sadly, these filthy vermin have very low standards.
You know that this Biden family corruption thing isn't anything new right? You know Joe has been selling us out since the 1990s, right?
It's been going on longer than that.


Not only do the cultural touchstones of the1970s refuse to go away, but they keep getting super-sized, as yet another '70s TV show makes the leap to the big screen. Unlike recent retreads like last year's humorless knockoff of S.W.A.T. or the painfully self-conscious Charlie's Angels twin-set, Starsky & Hutch aims for somewhere between faithful and funny. Director Todd Phillips (Old School) manages to tread the fine line between "homage," light mockery and any other mismatched buddy-cop movie you've seen in the past two decades.
It's set in the mid-1970s, where uptight cop Starsky (Ben Stiller) is reluctantly partnered with laid-back goofball Hutch (Owen Wilson), enabling this film to function as a prequel of sorts. The film's focus is on its titular duo in comic situations, and there's less narrative arc than in a typical TV episode. Their simple assignment -- tracking down a big drug bust -- necessitates going undercover, checking in with Hutch's stoolie, Huggy Bear (Snoop Dogg), and cruising around in Starksy's super-boss Gran Torino.
Casting Stiller and Wilson feels right, but almost too right: If both tackle very familiar roles, they're as entertaining as ever -- as themselves -- and well matched by Vince Vaughn, who plays the drug kingpin Reese with a sublime mix of '70s élan and self-absorption.
Starsky & Hutch isn't a flat-out belly-buster, but it's got plenty of chuckles. Phillips' touch is light enough -- and the cast effectively enough on point -- that the film milks yuks even out of such tried-and-true comic premises as accidentally ingesting drugs, disco dancing, mimes and out-dated technology. Phillips also wisely downplays the settings and the costumes, two places where smirky retro-ists love to pile it on. The "Bay City" locales are perfectly bland, that classic Any City USA (but of course we shot it in Los Angeles) location that defined 1970s television. Sure, Huggy Bear's threads here are way more pimpadelic than necessary, but their outlandishness is mitigated by a scene of Snoop Dogg in his drawers: His is a physique that cries out for the layering of purple-hued furs.
Admittedly, I'm reluctant to totally surrender to the frothy silliness because there's still something depressing about the fact that Hollywood keeps mining television of the '70s rather than dreaming up anything new. Starsky & Hutch was already exhibiting goofiness as a TV show back in 1975-79, and frankly, the funniest riff on Starsky & Hutch was done back in 1998 in Spike Jonze's brilliant video for the Beastie Boys video "Sabotage." But since this movie's already been made, what the hell: I laughed along.


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Sina and Joalin decided to go out exploring Shanghai – Question is: Did they make it to their final destination? Tune into our weekly Episode on Sunday to find out.
Hope you guys had fun?
I LOVE YOU NOW UNITED?
Sina is that friend who drags you into their crazy plans.
Sina é a amiga louca que te coloca nas furadas e a Joalin é a amiga sensata que tenta manter controle da situação.
Sinaaaaaaa???? Kristryan my loveeeeeeeeeeeeeee forever ???✨?
What you did Sina? ????????
What abou Brazil ? Does anyone knows when they are coming ???
It's indeed fun to get lost sometimes. ?
Se eles vinhecem para o Brasil eles conserteza iriam participar do SO TOCA TOP da rede globo de televisão.
uniters brasileiros reinam kkkk ???
Sina is not wearing Bra ????


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Women Accuse Actor Steven Seagal Of Sexual AssaultTwo women, who say they were sexually assaulted by actor Steven Seagal, discussed their allegations Monday.
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Most people assume that in order for their valuables to be safe they must be kept in a bank safety deposit box. After all banks go to great measures to keep all the burglars out, right? They have secure concrete bunkers they transform into vaults with tightly controlled access and vault doors that no one in the world would ever dream of breaking into. Plus they have very tightly controlled security alarms that will have the authorities there in minutes. All of this sounds like pretty convincing evidence to store your passports and important documents in a safety deposit box….but a fireproof safe might be a better option.
The first thing you must consider when you are looking at leasing a safety deposit box is the fact that they are not FDIC insured. The FDIC will only insure the deposits held in bank accounts and there are no requirements to insure any contents held in a safety deposit box. The contents inside a fireproof safe can be insured depending on your homeowner's insurance policy because the fireproof safe is inside your home.
Another factor to consider is the resistance to fire. Fireproof safes have various ratings starting at a minimum of 15 minutes all the way up to 2 hours. The reason these ratings are there is to tell you that they can withstand high external temperatures for a specific amount of time. For example; a common house fire will have temperatures as hot as 1700 degrees. A standard fireproof safe with a 30 minute rating means for 30 minutes the safe can withstand 1700 degree temperatures without damaging the contents. Safety deposit boxes have no fire protection at all. Paying attention to this rating is a key factor when you decide to purchase a fireproof safe.
The final thing to consider is what you want to keep in your fireproof safe. Banks typically operate during business hours and if you need to access important documents after business hours you will not be able to gain access to your safety deposit box. Usually people will keep wills, decrees and various forms of legal paperwork in a safety deposit box. If a death occurs then the bank will seal off the safety deposit box and a court order will be required in order to open the box.
You want to pay attention to any electronic media you want to store in the safe. Some fireproof safes are not rated to store electronic media and for that you will need a data media safe. They have higher fire resistant ratings and will protect vulnerable content such as plastic and electronic hard drives. Information is your best weapon. If a safe company offers you a "100% fireproof safe" without giving any rating information or other details would you buy it?
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This page will be devoted to all the cool go-with items associated with Ocean City that are not fishing reels. They sold other items and some will be shown below.
Fishing Kits for boys and girls.
In the 1950's Ocean City sold complete fishing kits and they were marketed for kids. They were sold in attractive blue cardboard boxes or clear plastic cases. The boxes are marked Ocean City – Toy Division. Below are several examples.
This neat gift box is still a mystery. It's from a time when Ocean City Mfg. Co. was not producing reels and hard at work manufacturing goods for the war. I've searched magazine ads and have come up with nothing about the contest or what could have been in the box. If someone can share any information please contact us and let us know. Thanks! – Update – I did get an email from someone who has one of these boxes full of reel slick products but no paperwork has been found to confirm if that's the correct contents or not. I still want to hear from you if you can help!
These replacement handles could be purchased for Ocean City Big Game reels. The handle shape was more True Temper era and are very high quality. The one with the handle is marked 22A, presumably the part number of the complete handle. These date some where around 1960. Click on the pics to enlarge.
This Anti-Backlash attachment is quite rare. If it was installed on a reel you probably wouldn't even know it since it looks like a standard bearing cap. This one was found in its original container with instructions. The ad below is from the 1953 catalog. Click on the pics to enlarge.
Ocean City offered several repair kits for fresh or saltwater. This No.790 was put together for their fresh water bait casting line. Click on the pics to enlarge.
These utility scales were found in tackle boxes all over American. Ocean City bought this design from Meisselbach (that is presumed) and has changed the design a bit over the years to using a plastic red handle. The pic with the 2 scales shows an earlier all metal design. The ad is from 1953. Click on the pics to enlarge.
This is a super rare Ocean City No. 731 Sand Spike. This was a new model in 1941 and probably only sold for about 2 years or so until all reel and metal work production ceased because of World War II sometime in late 1942. Like many of the reels, it was not resumed when manufacturing began again in late 1946. Ocean City also sold a model No. 730 sand spike and it was sold from 1931 or earlier to 1942. They look the same in the catalogs and the description is so similar that the only difference I see is that the 730 is brass and chromium plated while the 731 is brass and has a heavy nickel plated finish. The No. 730 sold for $2.00 while the No. 731 was only $1.00 – Which is almost unbelievable because they are such a heavy duty piece of brass and finished so well. Not many have survived but they must have sold a lot since the price was so low and they claimed to have sold over a million reels by 1935. The spike screws on the inside of the tubular holder when not in use for easy storage in a tackle box (pic 3). Click on the smaller pics below to enlarge.
The Ocean City "Starless" Drag control No.795. The new "Starless" drag came out in 1957 and was named the Sportsman's Drag control No.795. Ocean City touted it as the "first major improvement on salt water reels in nearly 50 years".The handle could be purchased as an add on to certain models or purchased already on the reel.
These money clips are found from time to time and are a really neat go-with item to add to your reel collection. The money clips are a mystery to me as were they sold or just given away as a promotional item?
Printed on the front is the slogan "Ocean City – Best In Fishing Reels" and on the back – "Ocean City Reels – Montague Rods – world leaders in rods and reels". Below are 2 money clips, pics provided by ORCA member Doug Whittingham. He found one in its original box and as you can see its marked with the retailers name the clip was distributed from.
This heavy saltwater fishing Jig / trolling spoon was found with the tag intact. The tag is marked E. M. Co. Sample No. 203L2. This was part of the Pflueger archives and is dated – 2/26/31 – Rec'd from The Folsom Arms Co. but the Manufacture is the Ocean City MFG. Co. – a very neat piece of history. Click on the pics to enlarge.
Ocean City sold lures as well as their reels. All the lures I've seen are all metal lures which makes perfect sense since they were master metal workers. Below is a super rare display in its original box and 12 lures still intact. What a beautiful display from the late 1950's. Click on the pics to enlarge.
Ocean city had a full page of spinning lures in their 1957 catalog that you could buy separately. In 1958 you could buy an assortment of 4 called the famous four that came in a convenient plastic carry case. The ad is from 1958. Click on the pics to enlarge.
Although not manufactured by Ocean City – This neat little fly rod lure is marked "Made expressly for" "Ocean City MFG. Co." then JAPAN at the bottom. It probably dates from the late 1950's.


Susan Brown Craig (B.S. 61) "In 1989, my husband Sam (College '61) was asked by the Pennsylvania State System of Education to teach for a semester at the University of Paris XIII, representing a joint effort by the State System of Education and the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce. The students that Sam taught were all business/marketing students who expected to come to Pennsylvania for 6 months. Their goal was to assist businesses that were looking to export to the European Community. They had the language skills, the knowledge of the ECC regulations and business preparation to be useful. Sam did this for two years, and both years found us searching for positions for the students, as the Chamber was unable to divert personnel for this after several weeks. We were able to find the positions.
"During the third year, the Chamber backed out completely because of the time required to find positions. Both of our children had finished college at this point and we decided that we loved this work and were willing to risk taking it on full time. Sam quit his job with the State System and I stepped aside from being a substitute teacher in our local school district. We formed ENTREE Resources and continued to work with young professionals from schools in France. At this time, we also began work with both mechanical and electronic engineering students and expanded the search for good students into Germany, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. It became difficult to find small companies looking to export their products out of the United States and we reluctantly dropped the business students.
"When the dot-com bust came along, companies that had valued the international engineering students suddenly found they could hire experienced American engineers for about the same cost as an intern.
Once again, ENTRÉE Resources changed course, and we directed our efforts toward young people preparing for the hospitality industry, both Hotel Management and Culinary. This takes us to schools in France and Switzerland each year to interview young professionals looking for an American experience as they prepare for careers in international hospitality. They appreciate the American experience, and the host sites enjoy the new approaches/creativity that they bring to the job.


So the countdown is on to the biggest day on Westmeath's football calendar.
In the U17, it's a repeat of last year's U16 Final between The Downs and Kinnegad.
Tight one to call. The Downs have already won the U18 final and reached the semi of the U16.
Kinnegad had an impressive win over a strong Loman's in the semi so anyone's game.
I beleive it's a young Kinnegad team so I give The Downs the nod.
Interesting senior final in store. All pressue on Loman's as favourites etc and nothing expected of Shamrocks.
However that has been the case all along and Shamrocks keep proving so many of us wrong.
For me it's their tigerish and pacy defence that has got them this far and could get them across the line.
They have tightened up as the season went on and Fagan at midfield is flying.
Despite the lads that are missing, Loman's still have top class performers and will be favourites.
I just think that if Shamrocks keep their discipline and no silly cards then they could do the business.
Replying To BigSur: "So the countdown is on to the biggest day on Westmeath's football calendar.
I just think that if Shamrocks keep their discipline and no silly cards then they could do the business."
Re U17 County Final, saw nothing in papers so far about this game on Sunday, which is disappointing. Re who might win, Kinnegad had better of 2 semi-finals with The Downs struggling to overcome Killucan. This along with senior game should be entertaining matches.
I see Paul Sharry was listed among the subs the last day. Will they be flying him home for Sunday?
Replying To the21yardline: "I see Paul Sharry was listed among the subs the last day. Will they be flying him home for Sunday?"
He came on as a sub. Fly him home from where? It's Dempsey that went to UAE and missed the semi. I'm sure he will be home this weekend though.
Shamrocks lack of discipline and key players picking up cards is one of the reasons that Luke will not be too worried.
Seem to remember a couple of Lomans players seeing red when the chips were down against Tpass. Lomans would have preferred any other team in the final rather than Shamrock....that's a fact.
Super senior football final, probably best final in last 20 years. Shamrocks better team, led for almost entire match. Corroon, fagan, Donal o d, mick Curley were awesome.
Replying To Bellewest: "Super senior football final, probably best final in last 20 years. Shamrocks better team, led for almost entire match. Corroon, fagan, Donal o d, mick Curley were awesome."
Agreed. It was a great game. No overly defensive stuff. Just 2 teams going at it. Enjoyed every minute of it.
Great game. Shamrocks improved game by game and never feared Lomans. Heslins free taking was top class and kept Lomans in it. Bringing players back from abroad was always a dodgy policy. Sherry was way off the pace and Dempsey didn't do much either. Expect some Lomans players to retire after that game.
Good game today. The big crowd lent to the great occasion. Curley, Corroon and O Donoghue showed great fitness at the end to drive on for a victory. Efe came on and won some vital turnovers. Throughout the game the extra man meant shamrocks could get important turnovers.
Lomans visibly tired after playing with 14 for most of the game. Sharry and Heslin faded in the last 5 mins after having brilliant games. Dempsey lacked sharpness but Cox was excellent. Played with no fear.
Fagan's goal in the first half was a brilliant instinctive finish.
Fairplay to shamrocks after a slow start to the year they really got it together and battled all the way.
Super game Donohoe and Corroon unbelievable. Shamrocks had the better bench. Team that kept 15 on the pitch for that length of time will always win out.


Dragonica is an upcoming MMORPG with side-scrolling gameplay in a brightly colored 3-D world. We were lucky enough to be able to play in the Closed Beta but European readers can still get a quick look if they act fast – there is a stress test taking place today and tomorrow which simply requires a gPotato account to join in.
Note: These observations were based on the European Closed Beta in May 2009 and may not reflect the final gameplay at launch.
The first encounter with a game is the download and installation which can't help but affect the overall experience. The Dragonica website is beautiful, clean but informative with flash used as an addition and not a requirement. It is what a good MMO website should be like and responds very well. The download options were to be expected as that of a free game hosted on filesharing websites, although I prefer a direct download without the hassle, I must admit the option I used (gamershell.com) was painless.
The splash program is fast to load and appears to include an updater. When first opening the game I was treated to a lavish trailer which I assume is part of the storyline of the game when you reach a higher level. It is good looking and sets a strong fantasy feel for the game and introduces the stylization of the characters.
Creating your first character is a bit daunting. After logging in, I was faced with a page full of spaces for servers and channels (still not entirely sure what the channels are) and then moved on to the character select page. Creating a character is based around a variety of presets of class, gender, hair style, hair color and face. The options weren't amazing but there was enough variety to make me feel my character reflected my choices and was not simply another clone in a sea of clones.
Later in the game these base classes split into two different paths with differing abilities to allow you to further customize your character.
The tutorial is quite informative although slow-moving. It will help enormously for those whose first computer game is Dragonica but can be frustrating for the average player. I felt held back by it, especially as it is difficult to skip long passages of text. I enjoyed looking around the game despite this: everything looks polished, colorful and vibrant. The character and enemy models have great animations and the kit designs suit the classes well. There is also a nice skill tree system based on your level and skill points which are obtained though leveling your character. It is a hierarchical tree with certain abilities requiring certain skills or levels before they become available which offers a nice easy system of upgrading your character.
Combat is the bread and butter of this game. The MMO element is present but at heart this is a side-scrolling arcade action game in the same vein as classics such as Golden Axe. You can move your character left and right and closer or away from the screen though most of the attacks are generally performed to your left or right side depending on the direction your character is facing. The control of the movement of your character is almost as important as the use of abilities.
Initially, you have your basic attack using the "X" key: a spammable attack that requires no mana to perform. It can be used as a single attack or as part of a combination of attacks that you learn as you progress through the game. You also are given your first ability. My warrior received a charged ability which launches a wave of damage in a short space in front of my character. These two abilities saw me through the tutorial with ease and into the first section of the game. As I progressed, I unlocked more abilities and improved the ones I had by spending points in my skill tree.
Partying is the core of what makes this an MMO as opposed to just another arcade action game. To progress in the main story quest of the game you will need to find a group to complete missions that, whilst probably possible to solo, are generally far easier to complete as a group. Missions are equivalent to dungeons or instances in other games. You and your group enter a zone separate from the other players.
You complete sections which progress to a boss who is generally much tougher and has special abilities. I cannot comment on higher level content but at lower level it seemed to be a case of dealing damage whilst trying to stay alive. The players around me were generally using the same tactic: spamming simple attacks where possible. Pulling off the impressive combos seemed to be above the level of most of the players I encountered, especially me.
The social aspect of this game is more difficult to take part in. Although there are community features integrated into the game, the basic social interactions don't feel natural when you are focused on gameplay. Much of the game seems time-dependent which does not lend itself to waiting on a slow response. In addition, I found it difficult to find safe areas to communicate with other players outside of the towns. It felt as if I was having to interrupt my game to use the chat features and often left myself vulnerable to attack.
Accidentally hitting the enter key whilst fighting caused me many problems as my character froze and my frantic typing simply resulted in all my attacks landing into the text box of the chat window.
One specific feature that intrigued me was chests rewarded for killing a quantity of monsters. Curious to see more of the chests, I farmed one area for quite some time in what undoubtedly looked like bot-like behavior as I was simply repeatedly killing the same mobs. I was impressed to see a window pop up requesting that I complete a CAPTCHA style question based on colors, digits and numbers. I believe this to be a very good method for excluding bots and one I have not encountered before in an MMO.
Overall, I am very impressed with the game as a whole, especially considering that it is still in beta. It runs smoothly and is very nice to look at. My primary concern is that the social aspects do not relate well to the fast-paced action of the game.
Do u know any ways to lvl up fast?
I lag a lot in this game, wat should I do?


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Asbury Park Man Arrested For Possession of Assault Firearm, Other Charges
Chris Swendeman — October 1, 2020
FREEHOLD – An Asbury Park man was arrested and charged with possession of an assault firearm, among other charges, announced Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni.
Eshawn T. Richardson, 23, of Asbury Park, was arrested and charged with second degree Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (assault firearm), fourth degree Possession of a Prohibited Weapons and Devices (large capacity magazine), fourth degree Obstruction, fourth degree Resisting Arrest, and disorderly persons possession of a controlled dangerous substance.
On Tuesday September 29, 2020, Neptune Township Police Department responded to a 911 call of shots fired at approximately around 12:07 a.m. Officers arrived and began an investigation, which subsequently led to the recovery of an American Tactical Mil Sport rifle loaded with .223 rounds and other evidence on a trail between Sunshine Park and Graham Avenue. Officers located Richardson in close proximity to the trail. Richardson fled from the officers on foot but was taken into custody a short time later.
A joint investigation was thereafter conducted by the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office and the Neptune Township Police Department. The investigation revealed that while no victims were injured, a residence on the opposite side of State Highway 18 was damaged by gunfire around the same time.
The shooting of the residence remains under investigation, and anyone with information regarding the case can reach out to Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office Detective Daniel Newman at (800)-533-7443 or Neptune Township Police Detective Mysonn Ledet at (732)-988-8000 x420.
Anyone who feels the need to remain anonymous but has information about a crime can submit a tip to Monmouth County Crime Stoppers by calling their confidential telephone tip-line at 1-800-671-4400; by downloading and using the free P3 Tips mobile app (available on iOS and Android – https://www.p3tips.com/1182), by calling 800-671-4400 or by going to the website at www.monmouthcountycrimestoppers.com
Richardson is currently being detained at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution until his First Appearance and Detention Hearing.
If convicted of Unlawful Possession of a Weapon, Richardson faces a sentence of five to ten years in state prison. If convicted of any of the fourth degree charges, Richardson faces up to 18 months in prison. The disorderly persons charge carries up to six months in jail.
The case is assigned to Monmouth County Assistant Prosecutor Matthew Bogner.
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Tomorrow I leave the Park. I'll be heading north, arriving home in a few days. I imagine I'll have to crack another AP when I get there, so I may not be online for a bit longer.
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Andy Stahl Wellborn.� Staff Present: Superintendent, Dr. Eileen Palmer and Administrative Assistant, Lee Ann Hartwig. Patron�s Present: Linda Johnson, Bridgett Johnson Elliott, Paula Praus-Williamson, Mark Derby, Rick Mitchell, Darrell Rothauge and Linda Rothauge.
1.2 Introduction and Comments of Guests and Representatives.
a. Paula Praus-Williamson spoke to the board regarding �Home Source� and her concerns regarding the district boards decision to not sign a contract with them for the 2006/2007 school year allowing 3 possibly 5 home school students who were currently enrolled part time with �Home Source� to continue accepting these services and state funding through our district.
Further discussion was held from the above listed parents regarding their concerns of the board�s recent decision as well.
Moved by Paul Atkinson, seconded by Jeff Ramp to accept a 1-year contract with �Home Source� for the 2006/2007 school year.� Motion carried 3-2. Dean Livelybrooks, and Mike Wiederhold opposed.