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LiveHAMPSHIRE SENIOR CUP FINAL AS IT HAPPENED - Basingstoke Town 3-2 Havant and Waterlooville
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- FULL-TIME - Basingstoke Town 3-2 Havant and Waterlooville
- Basingstoke Town win the Hampshire Senior Cup
- Liam Enver-Marum nets two minutes from the end of extra-time to win a dramatic final
- Havant score twice in last four minutes to force extra-time
- Manny Williams gives Town the lead on 18 minutes
- Liam Enver-Marum doubles the advantage with 20 minutes to go
- Late drama as Christian Nanetti and Ed Harris tie the game
- Hampshire Senior Cup Final at Fratton Park, Portsmouth
That's all for tonight, and this season. Hope you enjoyed it. See you in July.
10:22pm Mon 12 May 14
Matt1991 says
Could not be happier to see us win at Fratton Park
It ends what in truth was a poor season on a very good note dare I say it I fancy us defending it again next season
A post-match interview with Jason Bristow can be found by clicking here. Apologies for the poor picture quality. They turned the lights off on us.
A deserved win in the end, but didn't they put us through the wringer?!
Reaction to follow.
Basingstoke Town 3-2 Havant and Waterlooville
120 - Green gives a free-kick away on the edge of the area, but Nanetti's ball in is too deep.
118 - Basingstoke Town 3-2 Havant and Waterlooville - Liam Enver-Marum
Great play from LIAM ENVER-MARUM, who cuts in from the right before powering a low shot in at the near post. Can they survive this time?
117 - Close for Town as Jenkinson's free-kick is tipped over by Searle.
116 - Alek Przespolewski - Havant and Waterlooville
Daly wins his side a dangerous free-kick just outside the area and Przespolewski goes into the book
113 - Better from Town as Soares has a shot blocked and Jenkinson puts in a dangerous cross that is just cut out before it reaches Ibe.
112 - Przespolewski lets fly from distance, but that's miles over the crossbar. All Havant at the moment though.
110 - Havant should be ahead. Ciardini's low cross finds Nanetti, who has time to take a touch before shooting from 10 yards, but he curls it wide of the far post.
107 - Another chance, this time for Harris as Town fail to deal with a corner, but his acrobatic effort floats wide.
106 - Big chance for Havant. Przespolewski was played through but his finish lacked conviction and McDonnell saved with his feet.
Town get the final period of extra-time under way. Can either team find a goal to settle this before a shoot-out?
Basingstoke Town 2-2 Havant and Waterlooville
Only 15 minutes left, or we will have penalties. Town were the better side in that period, but didn't really threaten.
103 - Almost a calamity as Rice's square ball across the penalty area is nearly intercepted by Harris.
Both sides have been a bit cautious so far in extra-time. Getting their breath back after that dramatic end to the 90 minutes.
97 - Great run from Nanetti, but Gasson is able to shepherd him wide and the ball runs out for a goal-kick.
96 - Ibe cuts in from the right, but his low shot is into the side netting.
It's the Havant fans who are more vociferous now. The atmosphere has totally changed.
Havant get extra-time under way. Town look out on their feet. Need a massive effort to go again now.
Basingstoke Town 2-2 Havant and Waterlooville
Extra-time, here we come. Can Town recover?
90+6 - Basingstoke Town 2-2 Havant and Waterlooville - Ed Harris
That's a heartbreaker. Havant win a last-gasp corner and send goalkeeper Searle forward.
Gasson clears the initial ball in but ED HARRIS gets on the end of a scrappy cross, with Green only able to help the ball into the roof of the net standing on the line.
90+4 - Fantastic save from McDonnell, who dives low and full-length to his right to keep out Ryan Woodford's effort. He denies Newton on the follow-up as well.
The board had gone up. Town will have to survive six minutes of added time. Squeaky bum time.
90 - Perry Ryan's shot is blocked by his own team-mate.
89 - A half-chance for Enver-Marum from a corner, but he can only find the side netting from a narrow angle.
85 - Basingstoke Town - Kezie Ibe on for Manny Williams
Town made a change before the penalty was taken, a limping Williams being replaced.
86 - Basingstoke Town 2-1 Havant and Waterlooville - Nanetti (pen)
It's never straightforward with Town. CHRISTIAN NANETTI sends McDonnell the wrong way from the spot to set up a nervous finale.
Nanetti was going nowhere on the right side of the area but Gasson brought him down to concede a spot-kick.
82 - Town go looking for a third. Enver-Marum lays the ball back for Soares, but his effort is blocked, while Jenkinson cannot really test Searle from the edge of the area.
The Town fans are in top form. Currently singing Yellow Submarine. We've already had the Animal Hospital theme. Still don't know why they sing that.
80 - Soares lets fly from distance. It's almost straight at Searle, but he can only parry it up in the air. Havant clear though.
78 - Nanetti lets fly from the edge of the area. McDonnell dives for the cameras as it goes wide.
76 - Searle drops Green's cross but recovers to smother Williams' effort.
75 - Havant and Waterlooville - Jake Newton on for Scott Jones
Newton goes to right-back, with centre-back Ed Harris going forward to join Nanetti in attack.
72 - Wes Daly - Basingstoke Town
Daly is booked after catching Jones late and is booked. Ciardini stings McDonnell's palms with the free-kick, but the goalkeeper gathers at the second attempt.
70 - Basingstoke Town 2-0 Havant and Waterlooville - Liam Enver-Marum
Town break and Williams turns provider, a little ball playing LIAM ENVER-MARUM through. He tucks the ball under Searle to give Town some breathing space.
70 - Nic Ciardini lets fly from the edge of the Town area, but can only find the side netting. Well struck.
67 - A quick free-kick catches Havant napping, but Enver-Marum is unable to get a shot away.
66 - Przespolewski's touch back sets up a chance for Jones, but the Havant striker curls his shot well wide of the far post from the right side of the area.
65 - Enver-Marum's cross is just too high for Bignall.
63 - Basingstoke Town - Adam Green on for Simon Dunn
Dunn is unable to carry on, so Green comes on and goes to left-back, with Jenkinson moving into midfield.
62 - Nanetti has swapped wings and cuts in from the right, but fires wide of the near post.
61 - Dunn is back on, but he is far from comfortable. Town have no midfielders on the bench, so it could be a real problem if he can't continue.
59 - Dunn is down with what looks like an ankle problem.
Credit to the Town fans. They haven't stopped singing since the first whistle. Definitely winning the battle in the stand.
55 - Another massive chance for Town. Bignall played Dunn in down the left but his pass was agonisingly too far ahead of an unmarked Enver-Marum. He slid, but couldn't get there.
54 - Another clear chance, this time for Williams. Bristow was annoyed when Soares turned down a chance to shoot in the build-up, but Town worked the ball to Williams and a good turn in the box gave him space for a shot, but he fired well wide.
52 - Havant go straight down the end and threaten through Nanetti, but McDonnall claims his low centre.
51 - Another chance for Bignall. Smart finds him with a low ball from the right, but his touch lets him down on the six-yard line, the ball rolling into the arms of the goalkeeper.
50 - Havant are keeping the ball well but struggling to break Town down. Could be a long second half though.
46 - Town force an early corner. But it's easily cleared. Town had left three on three at the back there and almost paid, but Robbie Rice managed to get a foot in as Havant looked to break.
Town get the second half under way.
45 - Havant and Waterlooville - Alek Przespolewski on for Pedro Monteiro
The Havant players are back out. Wouldn't be surprised if they got a half-time rocket from manager Lee Bradbury. Can't see them being that poor again in the second half.
Half time at Fratton Park - come on @BASINGSTOKE_FC winning 1-0!!!!— @ewom 12 May 2014
@BASINGSTOKE_FC #BasTown excellent updates on the Gazette site , Cheers John— @Threewheeling 12 May 2014
Town have been very much the better side in the opening 45 minutes and deserve to be ahead.
They really should be two up as well. Will Bignall's miss come back to haunt them?
Basingstoke Town 1-0 Havant and Waterlooville
We will have at least two added minutes at the end of the half.
44 - Pedro Monteiro gifts the ball to Williams deep in the Havant half. He sets up Dunn and with no pressure he gets a shot off. Not enough on it to beat Searle though. A comfortable save.
43 - Town looked in trouble as Nanetti ran at the back line there, but he lost his footing at the key moment.
42 - He's okay to carry on though.
41 - Havant's Perry Ryan is down after falling awkwardly challenging with Daly.
39 - Scott Jones - Havant and Waterlooville
Jones' lunging challenge gets nowhere near the ball and catches Dunn. He is booked.
37 - Enver-Marum is pulled back as he attempts to get on the end of Williams pass. An interesting free-kick, but it's worked to Daly and his shot is a poor one. Long way out mind.
36 - Not a bad effort from Simon Dunn. He fired in a shot from 25 yards and while Searle was never worried, it wasn't miles away.
35 - Cummings' cross is a dangerous one, but Town just about smuggle the ball away.
32 - Havant and Waterlooville - Warren Cummings on for Daniel Blachett
And he has to go off. A real shame for him. Ex-Bournemouth Man Warren Cummings replaces him.
32 - Havant's Blanchett is down. Looks like a hamstring problem.
30 - More good play from Town. Enver-Marum's low ball across the box just evaded everyone though, while Jenkinson then fired miles over from distance.
@BASINGSTOKE_FC #BasTown Get in Manny— @Threewheeling 12 May 2014
28 - Nathan Smart - Basingstoke Town
Smart catches a Havant player late and is booked. Not good news as he is up against Havant danger-man Nanetti.
26 - And that should be 2-0. Town counter from a free-kick and Bignall is played in by Williams. He beats the offside trap and is one-on-one, but his side footed shot is miles wide. Poor.
23 - Soares' low cross is just about dealt with by Havant goalkeeper Ed Harris.
21 - Almost another chance for Williams, but he cannot get on the end of a cross from the left.
18 - Basingstoke Town 1-0 Havant and Waterlooville - Manny Williams
And the Town fans get even louder!
Good play down the left by Soares and Enver-Marum. The striker beats goalkeeper Searle but Daniel Blanchett gets back to block. He can't get the ball away though, and that's a simple finish for MANNY WILLIAMS.
15 - Enver-Marum works space for a shot on the edge of the area, but it lacks power and is well wide.
14 - Good passing from Town creates a crossing opportunity for Smart, but his low ball in is too close to Charlie Searle in the Havant goal.
14 - Another good run down the left from Nanetti, but McDonnell catches the cross.
12 - Williams wins a free-kick in a dangerous area down the left, but the ball in from Soares is a poor one.
9 - Havant have a decent spell of possession and Christian Nanetti's cross has to be headed behind by Andrew Jenkinson. The corner is cleared.
4 - It's been a frantic start and Havant nearly catch Town cold. Scott Jones beats McDonnell to the ball midway inside the Town half and clips the ball towards goal.
Luckily, it rolls wide. Not sure Jay Gasson would have got there otherwise.
3 - Good play from Manny Williams and Bignall creates a chance for Nathan Smart, but he can only shoot straight at Charlie Searle in the Havant goal.
2 - Enver-Marum is in down the left, but his low centre is cut out and Havant scramble the corner away.
7:31pm Mon 12 May 14
Matt1991 says
Shame that its been a poor season but hopefully we can end the season on a good note and pick up some silverware
1 - But goalkeeper Joe McDonnell is able to claim the ball in.
1 - Havant force Daly to concede an early corner.
Havant get the game under way. They will shoot towards the setting sun in the first half, so Wes Daly must have won the toss.
First blood to the Town fans. They were far louder as the teams were read out.
@BASINGSTOKE_FC Go for it lads— @Threewheeling 12 May 2014
Good luck to @BASINGSTOKE_FC in hants cup final at fratton park tonight— @trevhrd 12 May 2014
The fans of both sides are in the same stand as me. It's making for a decent atmosphere under the roof.
Here come the teams. Town are in their red away kit and Havant are in white.
A quick word for Hampshire football legend Peter Raynbird. He was due to be here tonight but is instead in hospital after falling after yesterday's All Champions Cup final at Winklebury.
Get well soon Mr Raynbird.
Havant go into this game as favourites. They have won three of the four previous meetings between the sides this season, while Town failed to win any of them, scoring just once in 360 minutes of play.
Havant ended the season sixth in the Conference South, missing out on a play-off place to a last-gasp goal. Dover went through, and they were promoted after beating Ebbsfleet in the final on Sunday.
Town ended the season 14th after a poor second half of the campaign. Can they salvage something from a disappointing season tonight?
Town boss Jason Bristow gets a big round of applause from the fans as he leads his team inside to make their final preparations.
Basingstoke Town: McDonnell, Smart, Jenkinson, Dunn, Gasson, Rice, Daly, Soares, Enver-Marum, Bignall, Williams. Subs: Adams, Matthews, Green, Ibe, Maylen.
Havant and Waterlooville: Searle, Stugnell, Blanchett, Monteiro, Woodford, Harris, Ciardini, Atangana, Jones, Nanetti, Ryan. Subs: Cummings, Bevan, Przespolewski, Newton, Wedlake.
The Town fans have emerged. I suspect they may have been having a drink below the stand. They've brought a drum and are really getting behind the team as they warm up.
From what I can remember, there's just one change to the Town side that beat Staines on the final day of the league season. Shaun McAuley misses out, with his place taken by Louie Soares.
McAuley isn't involved at all. Not sure why. Neil Barrett also misses out. A shame for him, as he began his career here, but it shows how far his star has fallen this season.
The good news from a Town point of view is that Liam Enver-Marum and Nicholas Bignall start in attack.
I can't see them from up here, but I can hear the Town fans. They are in good voice.
Remember, you can have your say on tonight's match using the comment box below or #BasTown on Twitter. I'll use any suitable comments in this blog.
Good evening and welcome to live text coverage of the 2014 Hampshire Senior Cup Final between Basingstoke Town and Havant and Waterlooville.
Fratton Park, home of Portsmouth FC, is the venue for the final, which gets under way at 7.30pm.


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Chapter 1 First Day (Part 1)
Bella's POV
Beep! Beep! Beep!
I was woken up by the sound of my alarm clock. I groaned as I went to hit the snooze button. My attempts at a few extra minutes of sleep were ruined when my phone went off, Taylor Swift lyrics blaring into my ear. Ugh. I knew who it was before I even answered it.
I flipped my phone open. "What could you possibly need this early in the morning, Alice?" I demanded. We both knew how grumpy I was in the mornings.
"What kind of question is that, Bella?" I cringed away from the phone. Her voice was just too loud for me to handle this early. "It's the first day of school and I was just making sure you were up."
"Why does it matter to you if I'm up yet?"
"Because I'm on my way over to your house right now," she made it seem as if it were obvious.
"Why?" I asked, dreading the answer I knew was coming.
"Bella, you should be used to this routine by now." I guess she was right. Practically every day before school, Alice would come over to dress me and do my make up and hair. It was like I was her personal Barbie doll.
I didn't have time to answer her as the doorbell rang.
"EMMETT! Can you get that?" I screamed out to my brother, hoping he would hear me.
I didn't get a response, so I was forced to get out of bed and trudge down the stairs.
I opened the door to find a smiling Alice bouncing in her spot. "Are you as excited as I am for the first day of junior year?!" she screamed at me.
I couldn't help but smile at her enthusiasm. "I don't think anyone could be as excited as you, Alice."
"That is so sweet, Bella! I just know we are going to have the best year ever!"
"I hope you're right."
She dragged me upstairs and went straight to my closet. I decided to wake Emmett up. It would probably take Alice days to find something in my closet that she approved of, anyway.
I entered Emmett's room and shook his sleeping form. "Wakey, wakey, Emmett."
He didn't budge. I knew that I would be in trouble if I decided to dump water on him like I did last year, so I only had one other option.
I started searching through his stuff until I came across what I was looking for. I took the speakers that were connected to his huge stereo system and put them right next to his head. I turned the volume all the way up before turning the radio on.
It was perfect. He had it set to some station that was playing screamo music. Emmett sat straight up with the funniest look on his face. He kept looking around his room, but stopped when he saw me doubled over laughing.
After a few minutes, I stopped laughing and Emmett finally seemed to realize what I had done.
"Bella! What the hell? Was this really necessary?"
"I just didn't want you to be late for school again." I knew that Emmett could be really irritable when you woke him up, so I didn't push my luck too far.
I ran back to my room only to find Alice tapping her foot impatiently.
"What took you so long?"
I rolled my eyes at her impatience. "I had to wake Emmett up, and you know how hard that can be."
She gave me a look that said 'this is so much more important.' "Here, put these on, then come right back so I can start on your hair," she said, throwing clothes at me.
I ran to my bathroom and took my pajamas off. Thankfully I had showered last night, so I didn't have to now. I didn't look at the clothes Alice had picked out for me; she never wanted me to see what I looked like until she was completely finished.
I walked back to my room, dressed in what I realized too late was a cami and shorts, to see Alice had changed her clothes, too. She was now wearing a tank and a miniskirt.
"Alice! What are you thinking? This shirt is sleeveless. And these shorts are way too short! This is in no way appropriate clothing for Forks! And you're outfit isn't any better."
"Calm down, Bella. I checked the news and it's supposed to be really nice out today. And everyone's dressing this way. I already called Nicolette, Gigi, Mary, and Rosalie. I helped them pick their outfits, too," she explained with a smug smile on her face. "And just wait until my brother sees you," she continued, "I think Edward will realize he's in love with you as soon as he sees you."
I sighed. Edward was my best guy friend, but I had stronger feelings than just friendship. I knew I was in love with him, but I also knew that he didn't like me that way. He's had many girlfriends in the past, but even that didn't stop me from falling for him. My best girl friends, Alice, Gigi, Mary, and Nicolette, all knew I liked him. It was something I couldn't keep from them.
I suddenly was anxious to get to school. I really wanted to see my friends; it's been at least two weeks since I've seen them all. Gigi had gone to Hershey with her family, Nicolette had gone with her family to her shore house, and Mary had been grounded for the last two weeks of summer. She was so upset.
And, of course, Edward would be there.
I tried to distract myself from him by focusing on the makeover Alice was giving me. She was currently curling my hair. I figured this would take her a while, considering how thick my hair was, but she finished in twenty minutes. Never underestimate Alice.
She started working on my make up, putting on eyeliner, eye shadow, and even lip gloss to match the outfit I was wearing. She was amazing when it came to this stuff.
When she finished, I was finally allowed to look at myself. I already knew I would look great, since Alice had dressed me. Still, I gasped when I saw myself. Whenever Alice got to dress me up and give me a makeover, I was transformed into a completely different person. On the outside, anyway.
"Thank you so much, Alice! I love you so much for this!"
She laughed as she hugged me. "Anytime, Bells. I love you too, for letting me do this."
We walked downstairs to have breakfast. I noticed that Emmett hadn't made anything—there's a shock—so I put a few Poptarts in the toaster. Alice and I waited for them to be ready and talked about the upcoming year. We were both going to be juniors, as were Mary, Gigi, Nicolette, and Edward. Emmett, his girlfriend Rosalie, and her twin brother Jasper, were going to be seniors.
The toaster went off and we ate as quickly as we could. We only had twenty minutes to get to school.
"Hey, who's driving today?" I asked her.
"Out of the two of us, who do you think could get us to school faster?" she asked sarcastically.
"So we taking the Porsche?"
"Duh! It's my baby." Alice was addicted to her yellow Porsche. She loved it like a child.
"We better leave soon. We're gonna be late."
We gathered up our stuff and made our way out the door, nearly walking into Emmett.
"Oh, hey girls. In case I don't see you later, good luck on your first day. And have fun," he said.
"Aw, thanks, Em. That's so sweet. And good luck on your first day of senior year!" I said. I tried not to think about the fact that he wouldn't be here next year. The very thought brought tears to my eyes. He was the best brother anyone could ever ask for; he was goofy, protective and caring. Sure, he seemed scary because of his size but he was just a big teddy bear. I loved him to death.
He gave me and Alice a hug before walking out to his car.
"We'd better go," Alice said. "Come on."
We grabbed our bags and walked outside the house. Once we were in her car, she sped off, going much more than the speed limit allowed. It used to scare me, but now it was kind of fun.
We made it to school in record time. Almost everyone was there already. We picked up our stuff and started making our way into the building, when Alice stopped, dropped her bags, and screamed.
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Agreed snev.
I had a 30hp Suzuki 250 twin in 1972.
Not much in the way of progress.
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Well, if I wanted a cheap commuter, I'd pick this over the Honda NC700 any day for its much cheaper purchase price, cheaper insurance, servicing, tyres, and I'll bet it does more mpg than the Honda in the real world. You don't need more than 24 bhp to commute unless you have to do motorway. And if you fall off it in the icy winter, it probably won't cost an arm and a leg for parts. Just needs a screen and a pair of throw-overs and away you go.
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Looks like a comfy low seat, but at 24bhp, you wont be sitting in a zoomer.
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God Its FUGLY!!!
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Ow dear that will mean 300 mile break down intervals
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bird1050 says:
Here we go more crap from china.
Is someone having a laugh £3499
At one time the japs made realy good 250's like the rd250 and the gt250 that looked good went like shit of a shovel but didnt stop to well
these look crap cheap and nasty . they will fall apart in two years and will never be collectable.
I wouldnot buy one even if they were £349.90 never mind £3499
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The purchase price is lower, OK, but what's depreciation going to be like?
I'll be amazed if fully comp insurance is less, because of the other problem: parts. Suzuki parts aren't particularly cheap, and they won't sell many of these here, so there won't be much spares stock or aftermarket parts available.
Servicing means less oil but more frequently than an NC700: it will likely cost more to service it when you factor in labour. Tyres, eh, 110/140 to 120/160, it'll be pennies. Fuel economy, remember the Top Gear M3 vs Prius test? Ride an Inazuma any way you like, I'll follow on an NC700S or G650GS at the same speed. If you get better fuel economy beyond rounding errors, I'll eat my lid.
Let's be clear, I like small, light, efficient bikes. As mentioned, I run a GPz305 for commuting. But I can't see what the Inazuma would offer me, other than extra weight (183kg! An SV650S is only 196kg), worse performance, less weather protection, and perhaps [i]slightly[/i] better fuel economy - which will be absolutely wiped out by the swingeing depreciation on it. I could forgive all that if it were properly cheap to buy, but it just isn't, not when there's a Korean (rather than Chinese) made alternative that costs less and for which you can actually get parts.
I just can't imagine anyone who's going to go into a Suzuki showroom and put down money on one of these. And if they do, they'll get reamed when they try and sell it on and find that anyone with an appropriate license to ride it (new A2 35kW) will have had to get that by passing on something like - DUN DUN DUNNNN - an NC700S.
It just smacks of desperation, releasing a new bike because it's the only one they've got.
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The real problem with the Suzuki Inazuma 250 is the £3,500 ($5,450) price, while in the US (if imported) it would likely sell for the equivalent of £2,600 ($4,050), where it becomes a lot more attractive.
As for 300-mile breakdown intervals on a mainline China made motorcycle, I have 11 times that mileage on my Honda Elite 110 (aka Lead 110) with no repairs needed.
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that was made in china and after a year an a half of running its power droped so that it would only do 40 mph within the first few months of owning it the float on the fuel sensor melted somehow the clutch cable snaped the rev counter cable snaped anything that could rust rusted in short it was the most badly built worst quality 125 ive ever encounterd so if they are going to make the inzuma in china i will never buy one and i will strongly advise freinds not to do so the parts on a 30 year old japanese bike will be in better condition than the parts on a 1 year old chinese bike
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The Carolinas' Carrousel Parade is included in US News & World Report's 2012 list of America's Best Thanksgiving Parades. It was also among the top in 2011, and recognized in 2008 as the fourth largest Thanksgiving Day Parade in the nation. The Carrousel Parade celebrated its 65th anniversary this past Thanksgiving. "We are very proud and excited that the Carrousel Parade has received this honor," said Linda Healy Vespa, executive director of Carolinas' Carrousel, Inc., the non-profit organization that produces the parade and its affiliated Carrousel Scholarship Program. "The parade has been an important holiday tradition in this region since 1947 and it is wonderful that it has earned this recognition."The 2012 parade was one of the largest Carrousel Parades in recent memory. It featured over 125 units, including floats, marching bands, and many special guests, such as world champion swimmer Ricky Berens, the cast of Actor's Theatre of Charlotte's production of "The Winter Wonderettes," and Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Dr. Heath Morrison, who was the parade's Grand Marshal.Also highlighted were the high school senior girls who participated in this year's Carrousel Scholarship Program, including the 2012 Carrousel Scholar Mijal Bucay of Providence High School. Helping to celebrate the parade's anniversary and the 45th anniversary of scholarship program were 12 Carrousel Queens who represented every decade of the parade's history.Over 80,000 spectators came to uptown Charlotte to see the parade and the WBTV broadcast of the parade drew an audience of approximately 100,000.The parade and the scholarship program depend largely on sponsors and benefactors for funding. Companies like Autobell Car Wash, Food Lion, CPI Security Systems, Piedmont Natural Gas and Time Warner Cable have been long-time sponsors. It was announced earlier this year that the parade's title sponsor, Belk, is not renewing its sponsorship contract after the 2012 parade. Belk's departure opens opportunities for other area companies to lend their support so the Carrousel Parade and the Carrousel Scholarship Program can continue to delight audiences and provide college scholarships to deserving students for many more years to come. "The Carrousel Parade and the Carrousel Scholarship Program have meant a lot to families in this region for decades," said Jeff Collins, president of the Carolinas' Carrousel Board of Directors.
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Summary: Who was Sorahb? Stories are told of a hero who will come to Farsala's aid when the need is greatest. But for thousands of years the prosperous land of Farsala has felt no such need, as it has enjoyed the peace that comes from being both feared and respected. Now a new enemy approaches Farsala's borders, one that neither fears nor respects its name and legend. But the rulers of Farsala still believe that they can beat any opponent. Three young people are less sure of Farsala's invincibility. Jiaan, Soraya, and Kavi see Time's Wheel turning, with Farsala headed toward the Flames of Destruction. What they cannot see is how inextricably their lives are linked to Farsala's fate -- until it's too late. In Fall of a Kingdom, the first volume of the Farsala Trilogy, Hilari Bell introduces readers to a world of honor, danger, and magic in this spellbinding tale of self-discovery.
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The illegitimate son of the High Commander Merahb who is killed in battle; has to scrounge up an army and try to defeat an army.
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Jeff Ireland is gone and Dennis Hickey is in control. At least of free agency and the draft. At least as far as we all have been told. Reality could be a completely different thing. What we do know is that about a month ago Hickey was preparing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers off-season. Now he is running his own. The work that Hickey put in throughout last year with Tampa will now be Miami's gain…or loss. The work that Jeff Ireland put into last season will still be in Miami's favor because the scouts have not changed.
The good news is that it gives the Dolphins two different perspectives on the players in free agency and especially the draft. How it will turn out for Miami will go a long way in making this team successful. How interactive or more importantly pro-active Hickey will be in free agency is a huge question. In recent years, Tampa has been pretty active acquiring top talent in the market but the results haven't been good for the Buc's. If Hickey is more or less like his own boss, we will find out soon enough.
The Dolphins have glaring needs along the offensive line where no one outside of Mike Pouncey is set to return from the starting unit. That means the Dolphins need to find two starting tackles and two starting guards. Can't get all of that in free agency and you can't get all of that in the draft. You have to get them in both. The top names thus far are Brandon Albert of KC and Eugene Monroe of Baltimore but either one could potentially stay where they are at.
This off-season is going to define Dennis Hickey. If he can put the right talent on the field the Dolphins should win. If he can't or Joe Philbin can't coach them, both maybe replaced after the 2014 season. There are a lot of rumors spinning around about Jim Harbaugh leaving San Francisco. No worries though, Stephen Ross has said he will not make a repeat mistake. For now, the hopes of Miami fans and the Dolphins rest on the shoulders of a new GM, an empowered Dawn Aponte, and a head coach who has taken a fair share of publicity hits this off-season. Hickey could change that perception in the next few months. Joe Philbin will have 2014 to change it permanently.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which starts operating on Thursday, has oversight and enforcement authority over private education loans and most private education lenders.
The Private Education Loan Ombudsman within the CFPB will respond to complaints about private education loans by students and their families and will help mediate borrower disputes with education lenders on an informal basis. Here are my recommendations to improve the private loan process.
The Private Education Loan Ombudsman should create a centralized clearinghouse for tracking complaints about private education loans. The complaints should be tracked according to type of complaint, characteristics of the loan - such as the loan amount, term and interest rates - lender and borrower and the type of college. This will allow the CFPB to identify patterns of abuse and other trends for possible enforcement actions, new regulations or other remediation.
The ombudsman should also track other data about private education loans. Currently there is very little publicly-available accurate data concerning private education loans, such as annual new loan volume, total debt outstanding and loan interest rates and fees. It would also be helpful to publish data by education level and individual college in addition to aggregate totals. This data can potentially inform public policy concerning private education loans.


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Fat has long been recognized as an important source of energy. Surprisingly, however, recent studies have revealed that fat also plays an important role in regulating energy, in part by secreting hormones that govern the storage and use of fat and glucose (or sugar). Now, investigators at the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease have shown that genetically altered fat that is transplanted into normal mice protects the animals from obesity. It also protects them from insulin resistance, which is tightly correlated with obesity and is a hallmark of diabetes.
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A team of HIV researchers at UCSF recommend against establishing directly observed therapy (DOT) as the model for the provision of HIV medications in resource poor countries. Writing in an editorial in the June 3, 2003 issue of AIDS, the researchers challenge the assumption that poverty is a risk factor for non-adherence to anti-HIV regimens and cite the issue of stigmatization.
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The National Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) has designated the UCSF Diabetes Center as a Diabetes Endocrinology Research Center - one of only 11 programs nationally to hold this prestigious rank. The new designation acknowledges the high quality of the UCSF diabetes-related research program and provides more than $5 million of support over five years to improve the quality and multidisciplinary nature of research on diabetes.
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It's been wait but Chapter 4 is finally done. Hope you enjoy.
My attention now turns to the next chapter, as you might know it will be the first to be animated and voiced. I'm pretty excited about this.
I'd also like to point your attention to the IndieGoGo funding drive for Chapter 5, if you can contribute any amount of your hard earned denero to the cause I'd be very appreciative. Or even just spread the word to people you know.
the link is: http://www.indiegogo.com/
Anyway thanks to everyone as always for your continued interest in my work.
Rated 5 / 5 stars June 22, 2012
Very good- awesome in many ways. What would have made the epsidoe better is the fact of Jan being stabbed, and the death of Lacorse were slighlty slower/more dramatic in some way, like the feeling of just a little more movement within those sequences as shown by the movement of the world around them.
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 4, 2012
So rewatchable
I keep coming back to this series, so powerful and perfectly executed! Great inspiration as well. Why these aren't in the top submissions is a mystery to me, maybe people aren't patient enough to just read and enjoy it.
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 6, 2011
Winz will be had here
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 9, 2011
best chapter yet
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 5, 2011
Love it
keep up the good work, can't wait to see your work animated although it's good without it


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