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Many pro athletes rely on visualization prior to an event to help guide them.
"I am big into visualization. I try hard to visualize the course I'm going to do, so I can see myself doing it successfully," Melgaard said.
Visualization is equally important to Schultz. At the beginning of his career, he used to focus on the pain that would be inflicted during a punishing race, believing he was readying himself for the inevitable. But imagining the hurt ahead of time did nothing to prevent the hurt. "It took me awhile to realize that it's better to imagine a good ride and success," he explained.
Now, before a race, Schultz shifts his thoughts to positive imagery. "If I know a section of a course is going to be really tricky, I visualize taking it nice and smooth," he noted.
Performing at an event is the pinnacle of the pro experience; it's where athletes put their training and resolve to the test.
"When you finally get out there, you remember what all the practice has been about, how exciting the feeling of racing really is," said Schultz.
Although Murphy still gets butterflies before a ski event, he has mastered the art of calming them in a way that he couldn't do as a novice. "I don't get nervous in front of huge crowds anymore. After my first turn, I'm just there," Murphy said. "That comes from years of work, performance experience, and a laser-like focus on what I'm doing."
During an event, as the pain increases, as an athlete's body starts to flag, how does she push on? "I know what incredible power my body has, so I focus on that. I pray the entire event, saying things like, 'Lord, give me the strength to remain upright. Keep me going. Don't let the pain get in my way,'" Melgaard said. "I simply focus on getting through."
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Chattanooga residents should expect another 10 percent hike in sewer rates this summer, about a $3 monthly increase.
Public Works Director Lee Norris estimates the average residential monthly fee will rise to $35 a month once the City Council approves Mayor Andy Berke's proposed 2015 budget, which is set to be presented May 27. Norris estimates those fees will continue to increase nearly 10 percent annually for the next two years before a slight taper to pay for federally mandated fixes to the city's 130-year-old sewer system.
When an update on the federal consent degree was presented to City Council this week, council members didn't ask any questions about the rate hike. But Councilman Moses Freeman said he plans to ask for an additional meeting to discuss whether another 10 percent hike is necessary. Last budget cycle, officials raised the rate nearly $3 a month.
"Until we look at the numbers in a more serious way it's unfair for me to say whether that number is enough or too much," Freeman said. "I am concerned about the continuous rise in rates."
Norris said Chattanooga's rate is still significantly lower than several other Southeastern cities operating under federal consent decrees. Knoxville residents pay $62 a month, while Birmingham residents pay $42 a month. Nashville residents pay less than Chattanoogans at about an average $29.75 a month.
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This weekend John Carter hits the theaters. Now a lot of you have asked us, "who is John Carter, and what is this about?"
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John Carter is a character created by Edgar Rice Burroughs, author of Tarzan, who appeared in a series of stories entitled Under the Moons of Mars that ran inThe All-Story in 1912. The individual stories were collected in Burroughs' first book under the title A Princess of Mars. This launched an entire line of John Carter stories collectively known as the Barsoom Series, where Barsoom is the indigenous name for the Martian home world.
Though the bulk of the story takes place on Mars, John Carter himself is an Earthling. He lived in Virginia and served as a confederate soldier during the Civil War. After the crushing defeat of the confederacy, he goes prospecting in Arizona. While hiding from a band of Apache Indians during a raid, John is mysteriously transported to Mars. There, due to the difference in gravity, he performs amazing feats because of his earthly body's strength.
Though in its day it was far more popular than Tarzan, the John Carter film adaptations always floundered. The Atlantic has a great article about the numerous attempts to bring John Carter to the movies, and asks the big question, "why did it take 100 years to bring John Carter to the movies?" The film, released by Disney this week, is primarily based on the first novel in the series, A Princess of Mars, and depending on the success of this film, there are ten more novels to work with.
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Has Suze Orman lost her cred?
Her new prepaid debit card has underwhelmed many observers. And her Twitter response to critics was classless.
Suze Orman, a wealthy TV celebrity who offers tough love personal-finance advice, has taken her share of shots in the past. "Bad advice from Suze Orman" and "I don't hate Suze; I just disagree" are headlines that have appeared here at MSN Money.
But that's nothing compared with the war of words between Orman and a bunch of personal-finance bloggers on Twitter regarding the merits of her new prepaid debit card, The Approved Card. Orman even referred to popular PF blogger Philip "PT" Taylor as an "idiot." Seems like she needs a thicker skin.
First, a bit more about that prepaid card: It's not the best one on the market, but it's far from the worst. Yes, it has fees (you can find the full list here) but they're not as onerous as some other prepaid cards. It also gives you free unlimited access to your TransUnion credit reports and credit scores for a year, although keep in mind that the score is not a FICO score -- the score you should care about -- and you can get those things free from Credit Karma without signing up for a prepaid card.
In a post on his blog, PT criticized the fees and also the claim that the card is an "easier, smarter way to be debt free." He wrote: "As opposed to what? Cash? It's certainly not easier or smarter than a no-fee bank debit card."
He also disputed Orman's claim that her card may someday help people improve their credit scores -- an effort by Orman that has drawn praise from other PF writers. PT wrote:
The credit project is dead on arrival. Your activity on this card will be anonymously reported to one of the credit bureaus (TransUnion), in hopes that they will one day consider it for inclusion in your credit report. This will never happen. Debit or prepaid spending has absolutely nothing to do with credit and your ability to be viewed as credit-worthy.
Things got ugly on Twitter after that.
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Briana Myricks of 20 and Engaged tweeted:
I'm so disappointed @SuzeOrmanShow. Suze Orman's Pre-Paid Debit Card - The Approved Card http://t.co/6UfI5lXb via @ptmoney
Orman responded:
@20andengaged Too bad you choose to believe an idiot over me- you just keep following others and see where it gets you –
Free From Broke jumped in:
@20andengaged @SuzeOrmanShow @ptmoney Suze, why resort to words like "Idiot?" Why not promote what you think are benefits of yr card?
PT added:
@freefrombroke @20andengaged @suzeormanshow Wow. I'm speechless. Thanks, Briana and Glen.
At that point, "Twitter went wild!" Myricks wrote on her blog. "PF bloggers came to the rescue and voiced their opinions, infuriated with someone we thought was a genuine person. Boy, were we wrong!"
The next day, Ron Lieber of The New York Times also left some choice remarks.
Hi @suzeormanshow Insulting me & others makes u seem small. Odd, given the big deal ur product is. As I said in the NYT, I hope you succeed.
Orman said:
@ronlieber Ron- I would never insult YOU- you are a great reporter and I admire the piece that you did- it was honest and thorough! Sorry
He replied:
@SuzeOrmanShow Ur apology=inaccurate. Never insult? "Ron Lieber, I wud take good look in mirror b/c something isnt quite right w you sir."
Oh, yes, that's what she said. Then the apologies came, to Lieber and others.
For anyone I called an idiot I too am sorry. I should have known better. That never should have happened so again I admit that I was wrong"
She added, "@MJTM @PTmoney Even you PT-- I am sorry I admit that i was wrong." You can see the entire exchange here.
Not a good day. Meanwhile, Orman is getting bashed on other fronts.
Writing about celebrity-endorsed prepaid cards, Tim Chen wrote at Forbes, "In their eagerness to capitalize on a trendy and morally dubious market, Suze Orman and Lil Wayne will only deepen the financial woes of the unbanked."
Others are uncomfortable that someone who dispenses personal-finance advice for a living -- "Approved!" "Denied" -- has ventured into the prepaid card market. Felix Salmon wrote at Reuters:
Of course, there are questions associated with this product, too. Ron Lieber is worried about Orman's journalistic integrity, on the grounds that she has a weekly show on CNBC: "if I tried to introduce my own card," he writes, "the ethics editor would laugh me out of the New York Times building". I'm not particularly bothered by this, although I am a little bit uncomfortable about her longstanding move into financial products more generally, which long predates the Approved Card. For instance, Suze Orman's FICO® Kit Platinum will cost you $49.95 -- a much worse deal than the Approved Card.
What's your take? Has Orman let you down? Is she a personal-finance expert in your book, or just another TV celebrity?
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She clearly thinks herself better than anyone else in the financial community. Her feelings for bloggers not being "legit reporters" is disappointing as well considering bloggers often have her products advertised on their sites.
Her apology felt completely emotionless and was probably only done because her pr team was trying to smooth things over. It failed, in my opinion.
I did tweet her myself and ask her to respond to the criticism and she replied "that is a good idea." I'd be interested in seeing if it comes to fruition.
As a mortgage broker and banker for almost 16 years, it actually bothers me greatly the few times I've watched her show to hear her give advice on mortgages and credit that in a word, is simply, wrong.
People take this womans advice and then I have to discount her and tell them the truth. Unfortunately they still want to believe the famous person on TV.
If this isn't selling out then I don't know what is. Had Orman hooked up with a card offering above and beyond what others were offering then this backlash probably would not have happened to the degree that it has.
It appears to be a move based on making money using her name while charging consumers excessive fees to people who have trusted her for sound financial advice. I believe the Suzy Orman brand is irreparably tarnished. People had come to expect a certain degree of moxy and sound financial advice from her, but this move smells of corporate greed.
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This painting and an earlier portrait were given by a descendant of the Browne family of Kiddington, Oxfordshire. Considering the apparent ages of the sitters and the dates of their costume, it is thought that they represent the two wives of Sir Henry Browne (c.1562-1628). This one probably depicts the later wife, Mary Hungate, about 1620. The full-length nature of the portrait, the fine detail and naturalistic setting are consistent with paintings by Marcus Geeraerts the younger. He had found significant success as court painter for Elizabeth I and then James I, significantly influencing Tudor and Jacobean portraiture.
Margaret Stuart, Lady Mennes, Great-Great Granddaughter of Mary Boleyn, attributed to Cornelius Janssens van Ceulen, ca 1620
Three Young Girls by a follower of William Larkin, ca 1620 England, Berger Collection
These three unidentified sisters are dressed in matching outfits, a sort of family uniform, albeit an expensive and fashionable one. They wear the new taste for low necklines and high waists. Their scarlet damask dresses are exquisitely decorated with yellow-toned accessories and feature yellow-lace décolletage edgings, standing collars, and ruffs, as well as yellow braiding, silk ribbons, and bow belts; the girls wear matching yellow-lace hair bands. Yellow lace was introduced in around 1610 and remained in fashion for about ten years, helping to date the picture. The color coordination extends to the jewelry: two of the girls wear red and yellow coral bracelets, and all three have red coral hunting-horn earrings. The horn is a heraldic motif, suggesting that the girls come from an important landowning family.
The sisters, with their fair skin and rosy cheeks, are a picture of beauty. Their gray-blue eyes are as jewellike as the diamonds of their gold three-drop pendants. Each girl's hair—golden for the youngest, auburn for the middle, and tawny for the eldest—is brushed in the same style and contains an arrangement of fresh flowers representing symbols of spring, childhood, and fertility. The two youngest have marigolds set against a sea of blue hyacinths, with white antennaelike periwinkles; the eldest wears a red carnation and a white-feather plume.
It is hoped that further research will help to identify these three young girls and also reveal the significance of the various objects that they are holding. Traditionally in art, ripe fruit has represented male and female fecundity. Taken with the doll of a grown-up woman held by the youngest child and the ring worn by the middle girl, the grapes and the pears may be symbols of the sisters' future roles as mothers and wives.
Portrait of Anna Boudaen Courten, attributed to Saloman Mesdach, 1619 the Netherlands, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (Supposedly. It's not in the museum's online archives.)
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Could a Nook spin-off close the book on B&N?
The company is trying to sell its publishing business and may give up on its e-reader, too. The move reeks of desperation and could mean the end of Barnes & Noble as we know it.
Barnes & Noble (BKS) has put together a strong e-commerce platform and a popular e-reader, the Nook, that has allowed it to avoid the fate of many brick-and-mortar booksellers. Thanks to growth from its e-book division and the relative popularity of the low-cost Nook, B&N narrowed its losses and saw revenue jump 20% in fiscal 2011 over the previous year.
Too bad Barnes & Noble is now giving up on the Nook. Recent reports say the company will spin off production of the tablet.
That reeks of desperation and is likely the end of both the Nook reader and Barnes & Noble as we know it.
When Borders went bust last year, it looked like a classic case study of a company that was unable to evolve. Just some of the blunders included outsourcing its e-commerce site to Amazon (AMZN) and the lackluster efforts with its own e-reader tablet.
Those were certainly key factors. But they all reflected the fact that the traditional book business is eroding quickly and that it's simply becoming too costly to support a large chain of brick-and-mortar stores.
B&N had a leg up on Borders, but it appears to be going the same way now that the Nook is on the outs.
Another telltale sign is that Barnes & Noble has become focused on financial engineering.
In addition to the Nook news, it looks like the company plans to sell off its Sterling Publishing business, which focuses mostly on nonfiction titles. This was part of a $115 million acquisition back in 2003. However, it's unclear how much money a sale would get. The publishing business is under tremendous pressure because of soft demand in the U.S. and the low price points of e-books.
Even though the Nook is growing quickly -- at 70% during the holiday season -- it still might not get a premium valuation. The business continues to be a source of losses because of the huge necessary investments. Consider that Barnes & Noble projects pretax earnings of only $150 million to $180 million for fiscal 2012, and only last month the projections were for $210 million to $250 million.
And with the continued success of Apple's (AAPL) iPad as well as Amazon's dirt-cheap Kindle Fire tablet, it could be tough for the Nook to remain a sustainable business, even with its higher-horsepower Nook tablet.
So this really might be the end game for Barnes & Noble. The strategy seems to be to monetize the assets, then perhaps go private. From there, the company can starve investments in its stores and try to harvest the cash flows -- until the inevitable day comes when the retail business simply goes away.
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WASHINGTON - Pick a movie - any movie. If it involves a historic world event, visitors can read all about the facts behind the film on the front pages of the Newseum's collection of 30,000 newspapers.
Dating back 500 years, the front pages will be displayed in cases and drawers in the 6,000-square-foot News History gallery.
The aftermath of Princess Diana's death in 1997 is the basis of the Oscar-nominated movie "The Queen." Front-page news stories and magazines covering her death are part of the gallery's headlines of history. The day she was killed in a car crash, the London tabloid News of the World published a "shock issue" detailing her death.
"Titanic," the largest grossing movie of all time, mixed fact with fiction to tell the story of the "unsinkable" ship's sinking. The April 16, 1912, issue of The New York Herald reported the sinking with a bold layout and vivid writing. But conflicting details caused some newspapers to report incorrectly that all passengers had been saved.
The fall of Atlanta and eventually the Confederacy was a key event in "Gone With the Wind." Newspapers across the country extensively covered the Civil War. South Carolina's secession from the Union in 1860 was heralded in a broadside extra edition of the Charleston Mercury. Less than four months later, the Mercury published another extra, reporting the opening shots of the Civil War - the attack on Fort Sumter.
Other headlines of history with a Hollywood connection:
- The Boston News-Letter's proclamation in 1719 offering a reward for the capture of the notorious pirate Blackbeard (pirate theme found in "Pirates of the Caribbean").
- Johnson City Staff-News's coverage in 1925 of the Scopes Monkey Trial ("Inherit the Wind").
- Washington Afro-American's coverage in 1947 of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in major league baseball ("The Jackie Robinson Story").
- The Washington Post's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage beginning in 1972 of the Watergate scandal ("All the President's Men").
- The San Francisco Examiner's one-word headline - "Bastards!" - captured the country's reaction to the 2001 terrorists attacks ("World Trade Center").


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Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) has promised that it won't ever become a pay service and more than likely Mark Zuckerberg will keep his word. That doesn't mean the company won't come up with new ways to bolster its revenue stream, however. In an attempt to do just that, Facebook has begun attaching fees to users wishing to send inbox messages to individuals who are not on their friend list, according to a recent CNBC report.
The article suggests, for instance, that to send an Inbox message to Zuckerberg himself, you must either pay a $100 fee or settle for having the message being directed into an inbox other than the main folder. I tested the process but personally was not invited to pay fees of any sort in exchange for preferential treatment of my message. According to a Wall Street Journal update, the message-fee is in beta stage and is designed to mitigate spam.
It's an idea that could pay nice dividends for Facebook and raises the stakes for users who depend on the social networking website for communication. Details remain sketchy at best and it's unclear what the potential market for social networking messaging could be. Nonetheless, the publicly-traded Facebook appears to be heading in the right direction in its push to diversify revenue streams.
Another area where Facebook has set its sights is more quantifiable. Facebook's plans to enter the Internet-search space this year would usher the company into a market that is projected to be worth $50 billion in 2013, according to CNBC. That is the type of revenue diversification that -- as Alpha One Capital Partners' Dan Niles' points out on CNBC -- companies like Apple have profited from. It's a far cry from Zuckerberg's early mantra, which was that Facebook:
"...didn't build services to make money but instead made money to develop better services." (Mark Zuckerberg, S-1 filing.)
The former approach may work for Facebook as a privately held concern, but not as a publicly traded stock. Now the company appears to be on the path to further monetization of its offerings. Meanwhile, it's a free lesson for companies like Twitter that may be planning an IPO in the next year or two.
As Niles pointed out, for instance, Facebook is figuring out how to monetize its various services, which is something that until recently has been lacking. The social-networking giant could earn as much as $1.5-2 billion this year from mobile application sales alone. In its 3Q, mobile ads represented 14% of Facebook's overall revenues, the company stated in its earnings report.
The 3Q is also when Facebook teamed up with partners -- including specialty retailers Gap and Brookstone -- to support its Facebook Gifts service, which represents yet another revenue stream for the social networking giant. While the stock is still trading below its $38 new-issue price, it has attained multi-month highs in recent days and seems to only be gaining momentum.
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If Facebook makes good on the expectation to enter the Internet search space, it's entering a market dominated by Internet patriarchs Yahoo (NASDAQ: YHOO) and Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) Yahoo, for one, seems to have hit a stride in recent months with shares of the company up 22% since July. Indeed, July was when Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer decamped from Google where she once led the search division to take the helm at Yahoo. Before Mayer's appointment, uncertainty plagued Yahoo as it changed chief executives almost yearly.
Yahoo isn't out of the woods yet, however. The company's mail and search traffic have been on the decline. Internet search traffic declined by approximately 25% in both November and December of last year, according to All Things Digital.
Meanwhile, Google continues to reinvent itself and add to its many revenue streams. Most recently, the Internet behemoth, with a market cap of $243 billion, has its sights set on e-commerce. Google introduced Zavers, which is a service that matches consumers with online coupons that are most relevant to them, according to ZD Net. Zavers is sure to give online coupon pioneer Groupon a run for its money.
Yahoo has a trailing price-to-earnings ratio of just under six, compared with a much higher valuation of approximately 23 at rival Google.
An expansion into the Internet search market would certainly create new opportunities for Facebook that could translate to higher advertising revenues and profits. It would also open up a host of new challenges but Facebook has about one-billion loyal fans that should make the growing pains less obvious.
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Road rage, car rage, plane rage. There seems to be a rage for everything these days! Rarely a week goes by without some report of someone who has 'lost it' as the red mist descended. The reasons are, in my view, twofold; on the one hand our expectations have risen steadily and on the other hand, so have our stress levels.
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(Dry Ridge, KY) - At approximately 0258 hours on November 13, 2008, Kentucky State Police, along with the Harrison County Sheriff's Office, responded to the residence at 1518 KY Hwy 1743 in Cynthiana reference an unresponsive male. The subject, Damian-Velasco-Toto, Hispanic Male, DOB: 12-28-1983 sustained head injuries resulting from a fall. Mr. Toto was unresponsive at the time of the police unit's arrival and was subsequently pronounced dead at the scene by the Harrison County Coroner, Thomas Ware at 0413 hours. Mr. Toto was transported to the Kentucky State Police Medical Examiners office in Frankfort for an autopsy. The case is under investigation by Kentucky State Police Detective Nate Moore.


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We bought this table and loved how it looked in our dinning room. It arrived undamaged and was easy to assemble. We've had it for about 3 months and are not happy with how it wears. The wood scratches very easily as it seems to be very soft. Sadly...I don't think this table will be around long term.
this set is beautiful. the chairs and table legs are kind of a washed out white that looks rustic and rugged. the chairs are very sturdy and the tabletop is a dark, rich brown. the leaf is attached inside so we dont have to worry about storing it. i will say that i wasnt too happy with the look of the table when you have the leaf in place. it doesnt look as nice as it does without it. we will not use the leaf unless we absolutely have to. they delivered it about 2 weeks after i had ordered it. a lot of people said they got theirs in a week but not us! the movers were really nice, brought all the boxes into the house and had us unpack them to make sure it was all okay. building the table and chairs were not hard (well, becuase my fiance did it! haha) but make sure you have a drill with the right bit. if you are using what they provide to put it together, it will take you WEEKS. we definietly have the bit and got it together under an hour. highly recommend if this is your style. it looks great in our den and everyone cannot believe i got it from online.
We absolutely love this table. It is absolutely gorgeous! Solid wood, easy to put together, worth every penny!
I probably will not buy another item that needs to be put together. Realize that I am not at all a builder, this was difficult and took several hours. The table does have a bit of a gap where the butterfly top lies underneath, but not noticable until one points it out. . I am happy with the look. It was exactly what I wanted. I was worried because I have mostly oak, floors and cabinets etc, however, the darker wood makes a nice contrast. I actually have a rug similar to the one pictured and drug it out of the office to place under the table. The look is great, I have received many compliments on the table.
I am very pleased with this purchase. It was not hard to put together at all. The only slight issue is the when the leaf is opened up, the table does not line up perfectly, but I can cover this with a table cloth when opened. I am so happy I bought this.
Three days ago, 2/3 of the chairs arrived and no table. Overstock has been doing a "dock check" ever since. No answers, lots of hold time with the shipping company. Song and dance. Yes, I'm frustrated. The chairs I got are nice, but one of them has a pen mark on the seat, which is small potatoes compared to my missing chairs and table. I spent how much money and waited four weeks for delivery of what? yea. joy.
This was shipped well and came with no defects. Only issue with putting this together was that there were no predrilled holes for putting the chair seats on. Husband ended up with huge blister on Palm of his hand screwing them on. Set is beautiful.
I think it will be fine. Like the rounded edges of the table. The set is a pain in the _ _ _ to assemble. Not difficult necessarily but tedious, tedious, tedious. Wood splits pretty easily if you put too much pressure on a screw.
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STEVENS POINT, WI (WSAU) Three teams are still within striking distance of the W-I-A-C men's basketball title, with two regular season games left. U-W Stevens Point is still the leader at 12-and-2. Whitewater is a game back at 11-and-3, and Stout is two back at 10-and-4.
The Pointers can clinch the season championship with a victory at Stout tonight – and a Whitewater loss at Oshkosh. If both those things don't happen, the race will come down to the final regular season contests on Saturday.
Also tonight, U-W La Crosse plays at River Falls. And Platteville travels to Eau Claire. Whitewater is ranked 14th in Division-Three, while the Pointers are Number-15. Meanwhile, U-W Whitewater can clinch the W-I-A-C women's crown with a home victory tonight over second-place Oshkosh. The 24th-ranked Warhawks are 12-and-2, while unranked Oshkosh is 11-and-3.
Third-place Stevens Point can still grab a share of the title if Whitewater loses both its final games and Oshkosh loses its finale on Saturday. The 23rd-ranked Pointers are 10-and-4. They host Stout this evening. Eau Claire is at Platteville, and La Crosse entertains River Falls.


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2004 Grand AM, a pleasant surprise. by Phillip K, Tucson AZ on 12/19/2004. Trim: 2004 Pontiac Grand Am SE Sedan, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: I like the exterior & interior style of the Grand AM. The acceleration of the vehicle surprised me, very quick for that class of car. Car seems relatively smooth and i was a Lincoln Mark VIII owner before this vehicle.
Cons: The car could be wider and more leg room in the back seat.
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On Thursday, December 6, 2012, the Curb Center at Belmont University will be the scene of a star studded evening in celebration of Fatherhood. Sports Night will kick off the celebration, broadcasting live from 3-7pm at the Curb Center.
At 7:30pm, keynote speaker R.A. Dickey, a Tennessean and one of the winningest pitchers in Major League Baseball, will share his inspiring story in a rare public discussion. Sharing the stage will be Grammy Award winners Vince Gill and CeCe Winans.
Rounding out the evening, Family Foundation Fund graduates, along with partners and surrogate fathers, will bless the audience with testimonials of their respect for the work of The Family Foundation Fund.
We are glad to have the USA National Little League champions with us to celebrate fatherhood.
Fourteen years ago, Dickey was a heralded No. 1 draft choice of the Texas Rangers, only to have an $810,000 signing bonus, and his lifelong dream, ripped away by an X- ray-and the discovery that he did not have an ulna collateral ligament in his right elbow. Five years ago, he gave up a record six home runs in three innings to the Detroit Tigers-and was effectively consigned to the baseball scrap heap. Sustained by his profound Christian faith, the love of his wife and children, and a relentless quest for self-awareness and authenticity, he emerged as one of the premier pitchers in the National League in 2010-and the knuckle-balling embodiment of the wonders that perseverance and human wisdom can produce. Dickey views his story as one of redemption, something more-a uniquely American story of beating back demons, listening to your heart, and overcoming extraordinary odds.
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HOUSTON, TX. (August 23, 2012) – Coldwell Banker United, REALTORS will host Coldwell Banker Real Estate Chief Executive Officer Jim Gillespie to celebrate the brand's 106th birthday on August 28 at the Westchase Marriott. Coldwell Banker, the nation's oldest national real estate brand, was launched on August 27, 1906 in San Francisco in the aftermath of the great earthquake.
Colbert Coldwell, and later Benjamin Arthur Banker, founded the company to bring ethics and integrity back to the San Francisco real estate community that had lost its way after the 1906 earthquake. The damage from the earthquake and fires, along with the loss of documents, allowed for unscrupulous behavior in the industry that Coldwell worked to eradicate. Today, Coldwell Banker has approximately 83,000 agents working in 3,100 offices in 51 countries/territories.
Coldwell Banker United is the largest Coldwell Banker affiliate in the world and was recently ranked as the sixth largest real estate company (in units) in the United States, according to REAL Trends and is a market leader in the Greater Houston area.
Gillespie will be joined by Realogy Chief Executive Officer Alex Perriello and Coldwell Banker Real Estate Chief Marketing Officer Michael Fischer in Houston and honor Coldwell Banker United, REALTORS for its efforts in Coldwell Banker Heroes, the brand's charitable program. This will highlight the efforts of the management, staff and Sales Associates of the local broker on behalf of the American Cancer Society. Over the past 10 years, Coldwell Banker United, REALTORS has raised over $1,600,000.00 for the battle with breast cancer.
"Coldwell Banker has navigated the real estate industry during two World Wars, the Great Depression and most recently the challenging recession that has impacted all of us," said Gillespie, who was recently named one of America's most admired CEOs by careerbliss.com. "While the world and our industry are in a different place now than 106 years ago, the dream of homeownership is still alive and remains linked to lifestyle needs that never change. It is fitting that I have the opportunity to celebrate our 106th birthday in Houston with our largest affiliate. I know all of the agents, staff and management team led by Richard Smith at Coldwell Banker United, REALTORS remain committed to impeccable service and dedication to the Houston community."
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Eric Abidal believes Monaco's 1-1 draw with Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday shows how far they have come this season.
After gaining promotion from Ligue 2 last term, Monaco have proven to be PSG's closest rivals at the top of Ligue 1, recording 1-1 draws in both league meetings with the French champions.
Abidal, who moved to the principality from Barcelona last July, has played in all but one of Monaco's 24 Ligue 1 matches this campaign.
And the 34-year-old believes their latest draw with Laurent Blanc's men indicates their ability to finish in the top two.
"We proved a lot of things since the beginning of the season," Abidal told L'Equipe. "We showed that we can compete with PSG (on Sunday).
"We made two good results against PSG.
"We must remember the good things and rectify the bad.
"The objective is to play in the UEFA Champions League at the end of the season."
Monaco are still five points behind PSG in the table, but more important for Abidal was maintaining their own lead on Lille and Saint-Etienne below them.
"Certainly teams that are behind us (benefitted from the draw)," he added. "They glean points.
"But the important thing for us was not to get beat by Paris.
"It (the gap) remains five points and everything is possible. We must use this draw to advance."
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Louisville – Councilman Rick Blackwell announces the first "Coffee with your Councilman" for 2014 is set for Saturday, February 8th. The event is a chance for residents to meet with their Councilman.
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There were 5,703 fatal work injuries in the United States in 2006, down slightly from the revised total of 5,734 fatalities in 2005.
Of the 5,703 fatal work injuries in 2006, 5,202 occurred in private industry. Service-providing industries in the private sector accounted for 47 percent (2,693 fatalities), while private goods-producing industries accounted for 44 percent (2,509 fatalities). Government workers accounted for 9 percent (501) of fatalities.
The overall rate of fatal work injuries in 2006 was 3.9 per 100,000 workers, down from a rate of 4.0 per 100,000 in 2005. The rate for the U.S. in 2006 was lower than the rate for any year since the fatality census was first conducted in 1992.
The Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, part of the BLS Injuries, Illnesses, and Fatalities program, provides the most complete count of fatal work injuries available. For more information on fatal work injuries, see "National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries in 2006," (PDF) (TXT) news release USDL 07-1202. Data for 2006 are preliminary. The total for 2001 excludes work-related fatalities that resulted from the September 11 terrorist attacks, which were tabulated separately.
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You might think that compiling a list of the most charitable companies in Hawaii would be straightforward. After all, you just have to ask: How much money does your company and its employees donate to charity?
But, it isn't that simple. Many companies don't keep good records about their charitable giving. Others, in true Island fashion, don't want to seem like they're boasting. And other companies don't want to answer the question for a host of other reasons. Given these complications, a list of this type is inevitably incomplete, especially in its first year, but we still think it's valuable to report the information that we could collect.
That's because corporate giving is a critical part of Hawaii's philanthropy. For example, more than 1,300 companies participate in Aloha United Way campaigns, raising more than $10 million dollars for local charities. Where would the Hawaii Foodbank, Salvation Army or Easter Seals be without fundraising drives sponsored by Hawaii's leading businesses? So, recognizing companies that give generously is vital to those that benefit from that generosity. And that recognition serves as a model for other companies, a demonstration that it's possible to give, even in challenging times – especially in challenging times.
So, here is our first annual list of Hawaii's Most Charitable Companies, plus a story that explains the different ways that companies make contributions. In most cases, the figures we've used were self-reported by the companies when we collected information for the Top 250 list of Hawaii's biggest companies. Where possible, we've verified those numbers through interviews and public documents. And we've tried to make sure we were comparing apples to apples. The main goal, though, is an acknowledgement of companies' role in supporting charities in Hawaii and a simple "Thank you" for their generosity.
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