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Erik Morales: I Have No Problem Facing Marquez on 7/14
By Alfredo Jaime Gomez, notifight.com
On Saturday night in Houston, Texas, WBC junior welterweight champion Erik Morales (52-7, 36KOs) will defend his title against unbeaten Danny Garcia (22-0, 14KOs). If Morales is able to overcome the 24-year-old Garcia, the four division champion is certainly interested in facing Mexican rival Juan Manuel Marquez on July 14th in Cowboys Stadium.
Marquez (53-6, 39KOs) faces Sergiy Fedchenko for the WBO's interim 140-pound title on April 14th in Mexico City. If Marquez wins, there is talk that he could face Brandon Rios, who takes on Richard Abril on the same date, on July 14. However, there are rumors in Mexico that Morales is another fighter being considered to face Marquez on the big July show.
Morales is very interested in the fight, but doesn't believe Marquez, or his co-promoter Fernando Beltran, will make it happen.
"First, I have to be 100% to defeat Danny [Garcia]. For me, [to fight Marquez in July] there is no problem. It's an interesting [fight]. He's with Top Rank and although I have a good relationship with [Top Rank CEO] Bob Arum, I don't believe Marquez [would fight] me and I don't believe that Fernando Beltrán would [allow him to fight] me," Morales said.
If Morales retains the title, and walks away without injury, he expects to return in the month of June.
"I have proposals [to fight in] Guanajuato, Cancún and Mexicali," Morales said.
This will be a great fight between 2 great fighters that pac thrash.Comment by BattleAxePurist on 03-23-2012
Only if Morales looks really good against Garcia otherwise Rios is a more appealing fightComment by thuggery on 03-23-2012
[QUOTE=WindyCity05;11923392]Lmfao! :haha:[/QUOTE] he's right thoughComment by thegonzo on 03-23-2012
[QUOTE=Toyman;11922634]that would be an interesting fight seeing as to how they have combined for 5 losses against pac[/QUOTE] Both of these guys whooped on Pac too. Morales beat him definitively once, and Marquez pretty much pounded that ass for the…Comment by ricky1978 on 03-23-2012
[QUOTE=El_Purepecha;11922981]Morales, you're a Pimp but Marquez is a Boss. So I'll have to put my money on Marquez. Would be a great fight thought. An all out Legend of Legends Showdown. Let's do this![/QUOTE] I agree....WAR MARQUEZ!!!!Post a Comment - View More User Comments (20)


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December 9th
Today, we've got six holidays and a single birthday.
Pastry Day
Weary Willie Day
Christmas Card Day
National Salesperson's Day
International Anti-Corruption Day
Independence Day (Tanzania)
Kirk Douglas' Birthday
Pastry Day celebrates delicious baked dough foods that everyone can like. Whether you dig strudels, donuts, apple turnovers, pastries are delicious; and generally unhealthy. ;_; What I would give for healthy donuts, man...
Weary Willie Day celebrates the sadface clown act and attire, created by Emmett Kelly. The dude was born on December 9th, hence the date.
Christmas Card Day celebrates pieces of cardboard I can't give a flying **** about. I've never gotten one, and nor do I care to. Why? Well, how 'bout instead of throwing works and jokes through the mail, you actually spend time with your family on or at least around the holidays? Holiday cards as a whole can GTFO, particularly Christmas since it's commercialized more than enough as is. /grinch
National Salesperson's Day celebrates those annoying human-powered pop ups you get on the phone... Do not want. Back before TV ads existed and phones weren't abused in such a way, door-to-door salesmen were incredibly helpful for selling products, especially if a company isn't well known or rich enough to have printed advertisement everywhere just yet. Too bad they weren't treated all-that well back in their payday either, considering buyers would always have to be wary of con artists approaching their door instead of these honest workers. It didn't help that the century prior to the salesperson was filled with snake oil pedlars and miracle cure hoodlums...
International Anti-Corruption Day is a day of awareness for fighting corruption in governments and other ruling powers. It came into existence back when a whole 129 countries signed the 2003 United Nations Convention against Corruption document, in Merida, Mexico. I find it ironic that central and south America are an incredibly large source of political corruption and such nowadays. 'Course, all governments have their corruption. Whether it's stupidity, greed, or unbalanced control, every reigning political body has some. In that regard, this is my awareness holiday is my pick of the day.
Tanzania's Independence Day celebrates the day Tanganyika received independence from the UN in 1961. Before everyone gets all lolwut over Tanzania celebrating independence of another territory, Tanzania is the collective republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar. Combine the names, and you get Tanzania.
Kirk Douglas is a famous American actor ranked 17 on the list of the greatest male American actors; yeah, he's pretty boss. He's played important roles in some legendary films like Lonely Are the Brave, and The Bad and the Beautiful. That, and he played mother****in' Doc Holliday in Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. I can assuredly say that he's been in some truly amazing classics and played his parts damn right.
Speaking of corruption...
December 10th
Today, we've got eight holidays and two birthdays.
National Lager Day
Dewey Decimal System Day
Human Rights Day
International Shareware Day
National Day of the Horse
Nobel Prize Day
Admission Day (Mississippi)
Constitution Day (Thailand)
Emily Dickinson's Birthday
Thomas Gallaudet's Birthday
National Lager Day, in the US only, celebrates lager; the original German beer. Not only is this a sub-category holiday, it's an adopted method of brewing... GTFO!
Dewey Decimal System Day commemorates the library sorting method invented by Melville Louis Kossuth Dewey. The Dewey Decimal System made finding particular books in a library a breeze. This old system was made around the 1870s, but is still in wide use today. That's certainly a testament to how useful it is.
Human Rights Day is exactly what it is; equality and fairness to all in the form of rights. We all know how abundant prejudice and evil in general is in the world, and rights everyone should hold is a dream that won't be achieved any time soon; and that's all the more reason to fight harder for everyone's equality. I really don't need to say anymore, aside from this is my holiday pick of the day.
International Shareware Day celebrates not shareware, but the developers who aren't grubbing for those incredible profits by making you pay copious amounts from the get-go, and give infinite free trials with usable functionality, not piss-poor limited. 'Course, shareware garners no profit if everyone would just take the limited functionality, so today's the day to buy the higher-end version of shareware you're avidly using as is; and don't lie, everyone uses shareware. ¬_¬
National Day of the Horse celebrates this majestic, powerful, trusty ally that's been alongside mankind for quite some time. You may not call horses man's best friend since you can't safely fit them in a house or wrestle with 'em, but they certainly are. Before mechanical transportation, horses were everything. They were the machines that powered certainly jobs and tools, they were the method of transporting yourself and/or goods with haste, and they were simply invaluable. Horses might not be regarded as equal to a man's livelihood anymore, but horse-related business still plays an important role in the economy, too... That, and without horses, we wouldn't have professional modern-day jousting.
Nobel Prize Day has been a world tradition of giving the most prestigious of prestigious prizes to intellects and geniuses who have significantly contributed to physics, medicine/physiology, literature, chemistry and the most well known of all Nobel prizes, peace, on this very day. The tradition has gone on since 1901, and is the epitome of humanity's modern achievements and grandeur accomplishments. Pride might be a sin, but hot damn would I want to be a snobby, egotistical piece of shit if I managed to earn one of these.
Mississippi's Admission Day occurred on 1817 to make it the 20th state of the US. Huzzah...
Thailand's Constitution Day commemorates the resulting document after a bloodless coup on June 24th, 1932, in an attempt to change their absolute monarchy into a democratic one. Come December 10th of the same year, their official constitution was adopted. However, their constitutional monarchy lasted only two years; but not for reasons you might think. Their new monarch, King Prajadhipok, relinquished his powers and disbanded the very monarchy he ruled in the name of his people; not because of death threats, not because of an impending coup. Thus, for the past 79 years, Thailand has not only had a constitution, but a fully democratic government, not a monarchy. Who would of thought, a country besides India making great progress towards such greater things in the past century...
Emily Dickinson is without a doubt, one of the most famous American poets to of lived. Dickinson was literally more of a hermit and anti-socialite than a fat emo nerd who thinks his life is the worst in the world, which certainly says something... Likewise, quite a bit of her poetry revolved around some dark and morbid things at times. Fittingly enough, the end of her life saw her family quickly falling apart one death after another, one of her poetical subjects of choice came to haunt her. Due to her reclusive nature, only a few dozen pieces of poetry were published during her life time; almost all of her poems were posthumously published by her younger sister Lavinia, so she certainly never enjoyed a lavish life of profit. Both in personality and writing style, Emily Dickinson certainly was unique for the 19th century.
Reverend Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet is certainly what you'd refer to as a saint and a scholar. Gallaudet, alongside Mason Cogswell and Laurent Clerc created the education institution for the deaf, at the time known as the "American Asylum for Deaf-Mutes". Today, it still functions as a huge education center for the deaf known as the American School for the Deaf. His genuine sympathy and caring for those who lack hearing was apparent in that both of his children had continued his line of work in helping the deaf; in fact, his second-born son Edward Miner Gallaudet founded the first college for the deaf, which eventually evolved into a university 20 years later that offered education to the deaf of all ages. Had he been born and done his amazing work a century later, I've little doubt he would of received a Nobel prize.
Speaking of human rights day, I think it's about time I go slay some dictator Templars...

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Welcome to Around the Horns, our daily recap of what's happening on the Vikings beat:
The Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority is still saying its review of the Wilf family's finances could delay construction of the Vikings' new stadium. But at least for now, the pace of the audit appears to be picking up.
MSFA chairwoman Michele Kelm-Helgen said the stadium authority has "received basically all the financial information" it requested, according to Richard Meryhew of the Star Tribune. The MSFA is going back over the Vikings' owners' books as a New Jersey judge prepares to award damages in a 21-year-old lawsuit that could cost the Wilfs millions. The Vikings have said the owners' financial commitment to a new stadium will not be affected by the lawsuit, but negotiations over a lease and development agreement are on hold while the review takes place.
If the process isn't done by Sept. 15, the planned groundbreaking on the stadium might have to be delayed from this fall to next spring, possibly forcing the Vikings to wait until 2017, not 2016, to move into their new digs. But if the pace of the review picks up, the project might stay on time after all; Kelm-Helgen said the progress made in the past two days could shave nearly a week off the estimated completion date of the review.
Continuing our look at the Vikings news of the day:
We had a busy day as ESPN's NFL Nation project launched across the country. Our Vikings chat was one of 32 happening at the same time on Wednesday afternoon. We offered season predictions, talked about realistic expectations for Christian Ponder's development and examined why Jerome Felton is getting suspended for charges that were dropped four months ago.
Third-string quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson is trying to prove he's got more to offer than just a big arm, Chip Scoggins of the Star Tribune writes.
This is the year for Ponder to put it all together, former Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton writes in the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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News & Headlines
September 22, 2016
Center Stage Raises Funds for Charity with 'Stand Up, Act Right'
Center Stage will continue its 2016-17 season with 'Stand Up, Act Right,' a performance of three staged readings benefiting charity.
September 9, 2016
'Liquid Roads' Launches 2016-17 Patrons of the Arts Season at the Tinnin Center
The Patrons of the Arts Society kicks off its 2016-17 season with 'Liquid Roads,' by the Modern American Dance Company of St. Louis.
September 7, 2016
Center Stage Reveals New Season of Drama, Comedy, and Musical Theater
Center Stage has released the schedule for its 2016-2017 season, which will include dramatic, comedic, and musical theater productions.
September 7, 2016
Music Department Launches New Season in September
TRC's Music Department has released the schedule for its 2016-17 season, which will include performances of jazz, gospel, choir music, and more.
August 31, 2016
Three Rivers to Host HiSET Test in Malden
Three Rivers College will host the HiSET® High School Equivalence Test in Malden on Saturday, Sept. 24.
August 31, 2016
Application Deadline Extended for LPN-to-RN Programs
The application deadline for Three Rivers's daytime and Sikeston LPN-RN Bridge programs is now Fri., Sept. 23
August 30, 2016
Nursing Student Receives Allison Grace Daughhetee Scholarship
Shontay Oliger, a Nursing student at Three Rivers College, has received the Allison Grace Daughhetee Scholarship for 2016-17.
August 29, 2016
Patrons of the Arts Society Announces 2016-17 Season
The Patrons of the Arts Society has announced the schedule for its 2016-17 season, including Russian Ballet and a dinner theater show.
August 19, 2016
Center Stage Launches 2016-17 Season With Staged Reading of 9/11 Play
Center Stage will kick off its 2016-17 season with a staged reading of 'And I Stood Still' on Sunday, September 11 at 2 and 7 p.m.
August 18, 2016
MLT Class at Three Rivers Achieves Full Certification Pass Rate
The latest graduating class of MLT students at Three Rivers has accomplished something amazing: a 100% certification rate.
August 17, 2016
Patrons of the Arts Society Launches Fall Membership Drive
The Patrons of the Arts Society has launched a membership drive to help support its upcoming 2016-17 season at the Tinnin Fine Arts Center.
August 17, 2016
Application Deadline Approaches for LPN-to-RN Programs in Poplar Bluff and Sikeston
Students interested in Three Rivers's LPN-to-RN Bridge programs should submit their applications soon to beat the upcoming September 1 deadline.
August 5, 2016
Registration Deadline Nears for Fall 2016 Classes at Three Rivers
Students looking to start classes at Three Rivers College should act quickly to enroll before the Aug. 12 Fall registration deadline.
August 3, 2016
F.I.R.S.T. Program to Offer Manufacturing Training in Sikeston
Three Rivers College's 'F.I.R.S.T' program will offer grant-funded industrial job skills training to laid-off workers in Sikeston starting in August.
August 2, 2016
Three Rivers to Host 'Run for the Arts' Four-Mile Run/Walk
Three Rivers College will host the first 'Run 4 The Arts' four-mile run/walk on Saturday, September 10 at 9 a .m. at its Poplar Bluff Campus.
August 1, 2016
Tinnin Center Art Gallery Launches New Season With Doniphan Artist
The Tinnin Art Gallery is kicking off its 2016-17 season with a gallery showing featuring the wildlife art of Doniphan native Eileen Melton.
July 12, 2016
Three Rivers Endowment Trust to Hold Trivia Night in Dexter
The Three Rivers Endowment Trust will a Trivia Night fundraiser in Dexter at 7 p.m. on Thursday, August 4.
July 11, 2016
Three Rivers Endowment Trust Elects New Chairman
The Three Rivers Endowment Trust has elected Dr. Marty Michel, co-owner of Key Drugs in Poplar Bluff, as its chairman for the coming year.
June 30, 2016
Three Rivers Board Approves $26M Budget for FY17
The Three Rivers Board of Trustees approved a $26 million operating budget for fiscal year 2017 at its meeting on June 22.
June 30, 2016
Nursing Programs at Three Rivers Get Revamped Curriculum
Three Rivers College has finalized changes to the college's Nursing and LPN-RN Bridge programs to streamline entry to the programs.
June 21, 2016
Blunt Visits Three Rivers College to Talk Expanded Pell
Senator Roy Blunt (R-MO) visited Three Rivers College in Poplar Bluff to talk to about expanded Pell Grant legislation.
June 14, 2016
Three Rivers Announces Hoggard as New Dean of Instruction
Three Rivers has announced the promotion of Justin Hoggard to Dean of Instruction, with responsibility over TRC's academic and career-ed classes.
June 14, 2016
Center Stage to Perform "The Boys Next Door" at Tinnin Center
Center Stage will present a production of 'The Boys Next Door' July 14-17 in the Tinnin Fine Arts Center Auditorium
June 9, 2016
Purchase Deadline Approaches for TRC at the Ballpark Event
The deadline to purchase tickets for Three Rivers College's 'Day at the Ballpark' event, July 5, is approaching.
June 2, 2016
Children's Theatre Drama Camp Set for July at Tinnin Center
The 24th annual children's theatre drama camp will be held July 25-29 at Three Rivers College, for students entering grades 2-8.
May 23, 2016
Three Rivers Celebrates Class of 2016 at Commencement Ceremony
Three Rivers College filled the Black River Coliseum to celebrate the institution's newest graduating class on Friday, May 20.
May 18, 2016
Three Rivers Colleges Honors Top Students at Student Excellence Awards
Three Rivers College recognized over 50 of its highest-performing students at its Annual Student Excellence Awards ceremony on May 13.
May 11, 2016
Three Rivers College to Host Fund-Raising Golf Tournament
The Three Rivers Endowment Trust will host its fourth Annual Golf Tournament on Friday, June 17, at Westwood Hills Country Club in Poplar Bluff.
May 11, 2016
Three Rivers Student Competes at DECA International Convention
Madison Miller, a TRC student from Poplar Bluff, placed in the top ten of Collegiate DECA's international competition in Washington, D.C.
May 5, 2016
First Responder, Nursing Students Prepare for Disasters With 'Mass Casualty' Training
TRC students, Emergency Medical Responders, and regional medical facilities joined to train in the college's bi-annual 'Mass Casualty' event.
May 5, 2016
Monsanto/Asgrow Donates to Three Rivers - Sikeston
The Monsanto/Asgrow facility in Matthews, Mo., has donated benches and tables to Three Rivers – Sikeston as part of the college's Campus Beautification Day.
May 4, 2016
Poplar Bluff Businessman Selected As Three Rivers College Commencement Speaker
Erick Kirkman will be the keynote speaker for TRC's 48th annual Commencement ceremony, held at 6 p.m. Friday, May 20, at the Black River Coliseum.
May 3, 2016
Veterans Advocate Receives Daughters of the American Revolution Award
TRC employee Wendy Spradling has received the Distinguished Citizen Medal from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
April 29, 2016
Industrial Technology Fair Gathers Students From Across Southeast Missouri
Students from 11 high schools came together to compete in woodworking, drafting, robotics, and more, at the 38th Annual Industrial Technology Fair.
April 29, 2016
Application Deadline Extended for MLT Program at Three Rivers
The application deadline for TRC's Medical Laboratory Technology program at Three Rivers College has been extended to May 16.
April 25, 2016
Tickets On Sale for TRC at the Ballpark Event
Tickets are now on sale for Three Rivers College's 'Day at the Ballpark' event, on July 24, at 1:15 p.m., at Busch Stadium.
April 20, 2016
Kirkman Named First Distinguished Alumni Recipient
Three Rivers will honor Erick Kirkman, first annual Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, at a reception at the Tinnin Center, Monday, May 9.
April 15, 2016
White and French Named TRC Teachers of the Year
Three Rivers has selected faculty members William "Buddy" White and Harvey French as the college's Teacher and Adjunct Teacher of the Year.
April 15, 2016
Three Rivers College Opens Registration for Spring Semester
Registration is now open for Summer and Fall semester classes at Three Rivers for new and returning students at all of the college's locations.
April 6, 2016
Sikeston Jaycees Donate to Three Rivers Endowment Trust
The Sikeston Jaycees have donated $16,000 to the Three Rivers Endowment Trust toward the Sikeston Academic Building, which opened in 2015.
April 6, 2016
TRC Paramedic Program Receives National Accreditation
The Paramedic program at TRC has received accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).
April 5, 2016
Construction Officially Started on Libla Family Sports Complex
Three Rivers commemorated the start of construction the Libla Family Sports Complex at a ceremony on the Poplar Bluff campus.
April 5, 2016
Changing Lives, Building Futures Campaign Closes with Victory Celebration
Three Rivers closed its 'Changing Lives, Building Futures' campaign with a celebration held on the Poplar Bluff campus.
March 31, 2016
Application Deadline Approaches for Paramedic Program
The May 1 application deadline is approaching for the Paramedic program at Three Rivers College in Poplar Bluff.
March 31, 2016
Application Deadline Approaches for MLT Program
The application deadline is approaching for the Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program at Three Rivers College in Poplar Bluff.
March 29, 2016
Dr. Amber Richardson Joins Three Rivers Board of Trustees
The Three Rivers Board of Trustees has appointed Dr. Amber Richardson of Poplar Bluff to fill the term left vacant by a recent resignation.
March 29, 2016
Raiders Baseball Team to Raise Money to Fight Children's Cancer
The Raiders baseball team will raise money for children fighting cancer as part of their game on Saturday, April 2, at 1 p.m.
March 23, 2016
Raiders and Lady Raiders Receive Batting Cage Donation
The baseball and softball teams at Three Rivers been donated four automated batting cages by Julie and Jim Gronski of Piedmont.
March 17, 2016
Reynolds Becomes Director of Development at Three Rivers
Three Rivers College has promoted Michelle Reynolds to the position of Director of Development for the college.
March 16, 2016
Three Rivers Endowment Trust Awards Achievement Scholarships
The Three Rivers Endowment Trust awarded over a dozen scholarships to qualifying students for the 2016-17 academic year.
March 3, 2016
Application Deadlines Extended for Nursing Programs
The application deadline for Three Rivers' day, evening, and LPN-to-RN nursing programs have been extended.
March 3, 2016
DECA Chapter Brings Home State Awards
Three Rivers College's DECA chapter has secured 'Chapter of the Year' honors at the Collegiate DECA State Career Development Conference.
March 2, 2016
Patrons of the Arts Bring 'Goldilocks' to Poplar Bluff
'Goldilocks,' a musical children's show, will come to the Tinnin Fine Arts Center as part of the Patrons of the Arts 2015-16 season.
March 2, 2016
Three Rivers College Hosts Seventh Annual Regional Spelling Bee
Area students will compete to advance to the Scripps National Spelling Bee at the Seventh Annual Southeast Missouri Regional Spelling Bee.
March 1, 2016
Three Rivers to Break Ground on Libla Family Sports Complex
A groundbreaking for the Libla Family Sports Complex will be held at 9:30 a.m. Fri., April 1, at the college's Baseball Complex in Poplar Bluff.
February 24, 2016
Literary Magazine Receives National Honors for Third Year
Confluence, the literary journal of Three Rivers College, has received two awards from the American Scholastic Press Association for its 2015 issue.
February 18, 2016
Application Deadline Approaches for Nursing Programs at Three Rivers
The application deadlines for all of Three Rivers' Nursing programs, Mar. 1 and Mar. 31, are approaching. Prospective nursing students should act quickly.
February 12, 2016
"Confluence" Creative Writing Journal Now Accepting Submissions from Students
Confluence, the creative writing journal of Three Rivers College, is now accepting submissions of fiction, poetry, and essays from students.
February 9, 2016
"FAFSA Frenzy" Event to Help Area Students with Financial Aid
Three Rivers will host a "FAFSA Frenzy" event for potential college students, from 2-4 p.m. on Sun., Feb. 28, to provide assistance in filling out FAFSA forms.
February 8, 2016
Jazz Concerts, Stage Thriller Featured at Tinnin Center in February
The Tinnin Fine Arts Center will continue it's 2016 season with three days of jazz music, a classic thriller, and more.
January 26, 2016
Three Rivers to Celebrate Alumni at 2nd Annual Raider Reunion
Three Rivers College will honor alumni, faculty, staff, and leadership at the 2nd annual Raider Reunion on Feb. 6 at 5 p.m. in the Bess Activity Center.
January 21, 2016
Board of Trustees Moves Forward on Libla Family Sports Complex
The Board of Trustees has approved the proposed Libla Family Sports Complex, a new 3,000 seat gymnasium on the Poplar Bluff Campus.
January 21, 2016
Three Rivers to Kick Off 50th Year at Community Celebration
Three Rivers College will kick off its 50th Anniversary celebrations at a community gathering held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 24, in the Tinnin Center.
January 13, 2016
Deadline Looms for Distinguished Alumni Nominations
Time is running out to see TRC alumni recognized, as nominations for the college's 2015 Distinguished Alumni Award will close on Jan. 29.
January 4, 2016
Priority Deadline Approaching for Prospective PTA Students
Prospective PTA students must act fast to secure spots in the 2016 cohort, or run afoul of the Feb. 15 deadline.


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Grace Fallow Norton (1876-1962) was an American poet whose work came to prominence in the 1910s. Although presented in superficially conservative forms and patterns of verse, her work shows a willingness to engage with disturbing, challenging subjects, including grief, war, politics and psychological violence. Her work has long been neglected, although she is now becoming more widely known for the series of poems which she wrote at the opening of the First World War, and which appear in her collection Roads (1916).Norton was born and grew up in Northfield, Minnesota. Her mother, Catherine Rich, was the widow of John Albert Scriver, who owned the First National Bank of Northfield —the building famously and fatally …
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Baby piglets can significantly generate income for families in need. These baby pigs can be raised by the family for eventual breeding and sale. These baby pigs could lead to income generating opportunities that guides the family out of poverty.
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College Football Week 12 Can't Miss GamesTwo undefeated teams face stiff challenges as they attempt to stay unbeaten.
College Football Week 10 Can't Miss GamesThe calendar has changed to November and here come the make or break games.
Verne Lundquist: 'Brandon Harris Is Becoming A Significant Contributor For LSU'SEC on CBS announcer discusses the LSU-Alabama game coming up on Saturday.
Stevan Ridley Has Fought Through Crowds To Be The Patriots' Featured BackSteven Ridley always knew that he was talented and had the drive to be a star in the NFL. He knew it wouldn't be easy though, and his path to being a starter for the New England Patriots was a long road with a lot of others standing in his way.
BCS Championship Goes To Former MSU Coach Nick SabanJeremy Shelley kicked five field goals and Trent Richardson broke a 34-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter as No. 2 Alabama beat No. 1 LSU 21-0 on Monday night.


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LAHORE: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has clean swept Senate polls in Punjab, as PML-N men clinched all the 11 seat of the Upper House of the Parliament from the province.
Saeeda Warsi disappointed over Pakistan defeat against India
LAHORE: Former British minister Saeeda Warsi has said that she was disappointed over Pakistan defeat against India.
Income tax tribunal writes off outstanding tax of Misbah, Azhar Ali
LAHORE: Income Tax Tribunal has written off outstanding tax of Pakistan cricket team captain Misbahul Haq and test cricketer Azhar Ali amounting to 3.7 million and 1.4, respectively for tax year 2010-2011.
PML-N Punjab Minister disqualified for life
MULTAN: An election tribunal in Multan has disqualified for life for contesting election a Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz MPA and former minister Chaudhry Abdul Waheed Arain on charges of having dual Identity Cards.
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ISLAMABAD: Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan on Tuesday demanded of the government to try cases against MQM workers, who have been involved in the murder of Geo News's reporter Wali Khan Baber, burning alive of 260 innocent and poor workers of Baldia Factory, killing of former Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) Managing Director Shahid Hamid, and other high officials…
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LAHORE: Punjab Minister for prisons Chaudhry Abdul Waheed Arain has been declared disqualify for possessing two National Identity Cards.
Youth commits suicide after killing three women in Lahore
LAHORE: A youth committed suicide on Wednesday after killing two women near Qazafi Stadium Lahore and another women also injured in the incident, police said.
Former CJP Nasim Hasan Shah passes away
LAHORE: Former chief justice of Pakistan Justice (retd) Nasim Hassan Shah passed away on Tuesday evening in Lahore after protracted illness. He was 86.
PCB panel to judge Junaid Khan bowling performance after medical test
LAHORE: Pakistani cricket team bowler Junaid Khan participation in the world cup will be decided by the panel formed by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after his medical test, Samaa News reported.
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The star-studded list of NASCAR Hall of Fame nominees for the Class of 2016 has been announced. Now it's time for the fans to make their voices heard.
Starting Tuesday through May 19, fans can vote online from this year's list of 20 nominees. The five nominees who receive the highest percentage of online votes will comprise the fan ballot, which is part of the NASCAR Hall of Fame voting panel.
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The Class of 2016 will be announced at the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, N.C., on May 20.
The 20 nominees for induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, listed in alphabetical order:
Buddy Baker: Won 19 times in NASCAR's premier (now Sprint Cup) series, including the Daytona 500 and Southern 500
Red Byron: First NASCAR premier series champion, in 1949
Richard Childress: An 11-time car-owner champion in NASCAR's three national series
Jerry Cook: Six-time NASCAR Modified champion
Ray Evernham: Three-time NASCAR premier series championship crew chief
Ray Fox: Legendary engine builder and owner of cars driven by Buck Baker, Junior Johnson and others
Rick Hendrick: A 14-time car-owner champion in NASCAR's three national series
Harry Hyde: The 1970 NASCAR premier series championship crew chief
Bobby Isaac: The 1970 NASCAR premier series champion
Alan Kulwicki: The 1992 NASCAR premier series champion
Terry Labonte: Two-time NASCAR premier series champion
Mark Martin: A 96-time race winner in NASCAR national series competition
Hershel McGriff: The 1986 NASCAR West series champion
Raymond Parks: NASCAR's first champion car owner
Benny Parsons: The 1973 NASCAR premier series champion
Larry Phillips: Only five-time NASCAR weekly series national champion
Bruton Smith: Builder of Charlotte Motor Speedway and architect of Speedway Motorsports Inc.
Mike Stefanik: Winner of record-tying nine NASCAR championships
Curtis Turner: Early personality who was called the "Babe Ruth of stock car racing"
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Ok, Minowa is a fun guy to watch, he will fight anyone and put on a show, he might have only won 5 ouf of his last 10 (or out of his last 8 if you want to be gentle) but he has finished them all via Leg Lock.
He has 38% of his career victories via Leg Lock too.
All in all a fun guy to watch, is he fighting Sokky? if so when? I'd love for him to take Soko's leg, it would be epic.
Fight Date
He fights Sokki on the Dynamite Show on new years eve! Don't quite know how you can watch it though!
I love leg locks.
I think Minowaman is a pretty cool guy. eh fights with great budo and doesn't afraid of anything.
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After watching him drop kick Butterbean I can believe that!
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The decline is most likely related to investors positioning for a miss. Based on NPD data posted earlier (I don't have access to NPD), the Y/Y increase in US revenues for July and Aug was 4.67% versus analyst projections for 15.24% Y/Y increase.
US Sales
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July 10.5 10.4 0.96%
Aug 11.9 11 8.18%
2 Month Total 22.4 21.4 4.67%
Analyst 69.88 60.64 15.24%
I don't think that SKUL will miss by as much as the above analysis seems to indicate, but will nonetheless miss. GL to all.
so if their asp went up 20% the beat the estimates
I have access to NPD data, I viewed the recent update as positive. 'Remeber NPD doesn't online, grass root retailers, international, astro gaming.
I was under the understanding that NPD data was computed on revenues rather than units sold. If the data is units, you are correct. If the NPD data reports in revenues, you are wrong since revenues already includes changes in ASP's.
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How globalization threatens democracy in India
Opinion Ending the colonial rule of British imperialism, India won its independence and established itself as a sovereign, socialist, democratic republic on January 26, 1950.
Behind Californias recall lies a Bush
Opinion The current drive for a recall of California's Democratic governor, Gray Davis, has this financially strapped state – the seventh largest economy in the world – in a political tizzy. But with all the rhetoric over the reasons Davis should or should not be recalled, one factor has been pushed to the side: the shadow of political opportunism and political doublespeak that has emanated from the Bush White House
Berlusconi and totalitarianism
Opinion The New York Times reports that Italian students and teachers are protesting the inclusion in high school graduation exams of an essay question about "terror and repression in totalitarian systems," which the question defines as "communism, Nazism, and fascism," highlighting communism.
Splits in the powers that be on Iraq
Opinion I never thought I'd agree with Zbigniew Brzezinski on much of anything. (For those who may not remember, he was Jimmy Carter's national security adviser and a leading cold war ideologue.)
False claims: patient rights under attack
Opinions In 1989, Michael Hatch, then Commerce Commissioner of Minnesota, released an investigation of two medical malpractice insurance companies finding that each had increased doctors' malpractice premiums some 300 percent.
More thoughts on affirmative action
Opinions The morning of the affirmative action workshop at the Rainbow/PUSH coalition conference last month was the very same morning that the Supreme Court released its controversial and divided decisions in the twin University of Michigan affirmative action cases.
Where is Smedley when we need him?
Opinions Official publicity surrounding the Iraq War gives no indication that military people might harbor dissenting views or be reluctant to obey orders. But the voices of soldiers who said "no" crop up in the historical record.
Questions on Cuba
Opinions Who can deny that there are a great number of prisoners in Cuba suffering the most severe jail conditions existing in today's world? For them there is neither day nor night because they are blindfolded and in complete darkness. Their ears are also plugged and they remain in complete silence.
Thoughts on the Supreme Court rulings
Opinion NAACP President Kweisi Mfume hailed the Supreme Court's June 22 ruling upholding the University of Michigan law school admissions program, calling it a "major victory" for affirmative action.
CEO pay still outrageous
Opinion You know CEO pay is still out of control when Fortune magazine puts a smiling pig in a suit on the cover and headlines its pay roundup, "Have they no shame? Their performance stank last year, yet most CEOs got paid more than ever." Fortune, remember, is a leading business magazine, not a union publication.


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Report: Newcastle 1-0 West Brom
Aleksandar Mitrovic's fifth goal of the season dragged Newcastle out of the Premier League relegation zone.Read the full story ›
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Sunderland 2 : West Bromwich Albion 0
The Black Cats will definitely be back in the premier league next season after a comfortable two-nil win over West Bromwich Albion this evening (May 7).
First half goals from Jack Colback and Fabio Borini proved decisive and confirmed Sunderland are now mathematically safe from relegation.
Just three weeks ago they were seven points adrift at the bottom of the table - it really has been a great escape!
Sessegnon available for Sunderland clash
West Brom striker Stephane Sessegnon has been granted a work permit and will be available for his side's Premier League clash with former club Sunderland this weekend.
The Black Cats travel to the Hawthorns to face the Baggies on Saturday afternoon.
Stephane Sessegnon has today been granted a work permit. He is now available to make his debut against his former club Sunderland on Sat.
Investigation into alleged racist abuse
A man who was arrested on suspicion of racial or religious intentional harassment has been released on bail. He was arrested by officers investigating alleged racist abuse at the Sunderland v West Brom match on 24th November, at the Stadium of Light.
Arrest after alleged racist abuse at Sunderland match
A man has been arrested after alleged racist abuse at the Sunderland v West Brom match on 24th November, at the Stadium of Light. A 21-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of racial or religious intentional harassment.
Police investigating alleged racist gesture at Stadium of Light
Police are investigating reports that a racist gesture was made towards West Brom striker Romelu Lukaku during Saturday's Premier League match against Sunderland.
Pictures appeared to show a fan making the gesture after the Belgian celebrated scoring his side's third goal in the 4-2 victory at the Stadium of Light.
Northumbria Police said it is "carrying out inquiries after a report of racist abuse was received at the Sunderland versus West Brom match on Saturday."


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It never ceases to amaze me just how powerful video on the Web is becoming. Whether it is silly parodies of GTA Vice City or even goofball mini-flicks like The Repair Guy, the sheer interest that I have seen in this media has …continue reading
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100 Pictures A Day
Welcome to Just Ask Matt! Today, (lost the name, sorry) writes:
I take about 100 pictures a day for my wife's job. I download the pictures (usually 500-600k per picture) onto my laptop (P4 2.8, OS-xp home, Wireless G network [linksys]).
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Transmeta Shifts To Licensing Model
There is really no question about it. More often that not, licensing can be more effective than trying to all out sell something. But is this really the best way for Transmeta Corp. to go? I am just not completely convinced, to be perfectly honest.
64-Bit Windows XP Released To Manufacturing
Finally, for all of those that have a need for a 64 bit operating system…you have been heard. Microsoft has announced that it will be releasing their 64 bit OS' here in April. Then again on the eve of April 1st, could this be a …continue reading
Hitachi readies LCD panel breakthrough
LCDs are cool, no question there. But are they fast enough with their response times? Apparently this is something that Hitachi was concerned about. According to The Inquirer, they will be using active matrix LCD technology to tackle this head on.
Interview with AMD's Fred Weber – The Future of AMD Microprocessors
Boy, having the opportunity to sit down with Scott Wasson of AMD must have been a real thrill. During the interview, they talked a lot about the future of AMD and the processors that they are producing. Great read, definitely check it out, folks!
Don't Lose Your Business To Dell!
Oh, no, the unthinkable is about to happen and you feel powerless to do a single thing about it. You just received word that a repair client is about to buy a Dell/Compaq/HP computer! This is terrible! I mean, come on, now. You offered to …continue reading
Mozilla Bug Bounty Raises Questions
This bug bounty program is a great idea. Yes, it could be exploited I suppose. However, the likelihood of this money being paid to the folks that exploit them is just not something that I foresee happening.
GimpShop Linux port by codemills.com
A hack for Gimp to give it that Photoshop feel? Why not? I am someone who happens to feel more at home in Photoshop, but would rather do my work in Gimp. Perhaps this hack is the answer we need!
The four-1-1 on Linspire Five-0
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Nice if they had a web site up and running. That is a lesser hurdle than managing an oil and gas operation in these times.
They cannot go BK in 2016. 2017 is a different story but that is a few quarters away.
Who would have thought the whole company would be worth one quarter of the value of the apartments they had and sold. Or about the same as the corporate jet. they unloaded.
Market cap 4.27 million. That is less than half the cost of one eagleford well. The company is priced at virtually nothing at this point. Really does not speak well for any chance of survival. But it is worth multiples from here if Moly mine resolved and company does survive to higher energy prices.
It won't lower share count or reduce the cost to pay current dividend. The general partner will just hold more of the shares and collect more of the dividend dollars. Too bad CEQP isn't sitting on cash so they could buy in shares at this price and retire them.
KWK is a Barnett problem child working through BK. Nothing to do with Haynesville.
USEG does not have enough money to get rid of the Moly headache. An annuity to cover the cost of water treatment in perpetuity would cost a fortune. There is no one who will take on that obligation. TC did temporarily take it on, but walked away from tens of millions of invested dollars to shed that obligation. In retrospect the day TC walked was the right day to bail on USEG.
There probably was a day when USEG could have traded the Moly Mine to City of Crested Butte and State of Colorado for nothing. But now the City sees the horrible position USEG is in and seemingly would rather kill the company than compromise. Wonder where the obligation to run a water treatment plant would line up with other obligations if USEG was forced into BK.
eystone rejection expected to spur more crude-by-rail shipping into the U.S
From Dan Healing, Calgary Herald
Keystone rejection expected to spur more crude-by-rail shipping into the U.S
Rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline will complicate and add cost to getting western Canadian oil to U.S. markets but it isn't expected to actually prevent any shipments reaching south of the border, observers say.
The decision announced Friday by U.S. President Barack Obama was greeted with disappointment by Calgary oil producers, industry insiders and local businesspeople who observed that Canadian crude is being singled out by the United States with a trade impediment while other countries have free rein.
Suncor Energy Inc. president and chief executive Steve Williams said in a statement that the U.S. decision, made seven years after Calgary-based pipeline firm TransCanada Corp.'s initial application, hurts Americans as much as it does Canadians.
"Clearly we're disappointed in today's decision. Keystone XL is important infrastructure not only for producers in the U.S. Bakken (centred on North Dakota) and Canada as it would provide expanded connectivity to the Gulf Coast, but also for U.S. refiners as it would provide security of supply from a longtime energy provider and trading partner," he said.
The Calgary-based company, Canada's largest oil producer by market capitalization, says it has 600,000 barrels per day of current access to world markets, including 80,000 bpd of rail loading capacity, as an alternative to the 830,000-bpd Keystone XL.
Analyst Stephen Paget of FirstEnergy Capital said the rejection will lead to more crude-by-rail shipping, a transport mode which has expanded enormously over the past three years despite higher costs while KXL awaited the presidential permit required for a pipeline that crosses the Canada-U. S. border.
"This is about positioning ahead of Paris (climate talks)," he said. "The fact-that-must-not-be-named, of course, is that U.S. oil production has gone up by four million barrel per day, which is more than Canada produces. That fact is unmentionable right now and Obama can move forward with this air of having done something about climate change ...
"It's a rejection of Canadian oil with no corresponding rejection of other oil."
Paget said rail shipping declined over the summer as pipeline "workarounds" came on stream but he expects it will rise again as Canadian oil production increases, driven mainly by new oilsands production.
Paget covers TransCanada, a company which has commercial support for $35 billion in projects, including the $8-billion Keystone line.
"It's never good to lose an application on a major project. But they have been preparing the market to some extent for this," he said. "They said last year they would accelerate their dividend growth rate by eight to 10 per cent through 2017, with or without XL."
TransCanada president and CEO Russ Girling said in a statement Friday the denial is a result of "misplaced symbolism" and that "rhetoric won out over reason." He was not available for interviews.
He pointed out the U.S. must import seven million barrel of oil per day to meet demand in spite of higher domestic production, adding that the decision deals a damaging blow to jobs, the economy and the environment on both sides of the border.
"By dismissing the 9,000 jobs for Americans building Keystone XL as 'only temporary,' the administration has ignored the value of infrastructure jobs and has taken away work from those who seek it. In total, some 42,000 related jobs would not be created in the U.S. value chain as a result of this decision," the statement reads.
Tim McMillan, president and CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, said Canadian oil will find new paths to markets and continue to create jobs and wealth for Canadians, despite Obama's political decision.
"The Keystone XL pipeline deserved to be approved on the facts of its environmental, economic and energy security merits," he said.
He pointed out Alberta set greenhouse gas emission regulations in 2007 and recently increased its carbon price. Among the top suppliers of oil imports to the United States (Canada, Mexico, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and Iraq, Venezuela), only Canada has GHG rules in place, he said.
Mike Tims, vice-chairman of Matco Investments Ltd. of Calgary, said its difficult to say whether the Keystone rejection on its own will affect the energy investment climate in Alberta. But he conceded higher costs associated with rail transport aren't good for an industry already suffering from low commodity prices and poor access to capital markets.
The Calgary Chamber of Commerce, whose members have been side-swiped by oilpatch layoffs and restricted spending due to low commodity prices, issued a call for Canada to push through pipeline projects to bring oil to coastal export points.
"The rejection of Keystone XL by President Obama shows the further need for Canada to take our destiny into our own hands," said president and CEO Adam Legge. "As Canadians, we need to work together to find the solutions that will get our products to tidewater, now with an increased focus on those projects that live exclusively within our borders."
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., Canada's largest producer of heavy oil, is one of the few identified committed shippers on Keystone XL. A spokesman said Friday the company would not comment on its rejection.
"If the decision had been based on facts and science, then we believe Keystone XL would have been approved," said Reg Curran, spokesman for thermal oilsands producer Cenovus Energy Inc., in a statement. The company has contracted to ship 75,000 bpd on the pipeline and has 70,000 bpd of rail-loading capacity an an Edmonton-area terminal it bought this year.
The lack of transport capacity has made new oil projects in Canada less attractive - Royal Dutch Shell Plc last week said market access was a factor in its decision to shelve its 80,000-bpd Carmon Creek oilsands drilling development in northern Alberta.
A Fraser Institute study released in August showed moving oil and gas by pipeline was 4.5 times safer than moving the same volume the same distance by rail in the decade ended in 2013 in Canada, although both transport methods were considered low risk.
see PR - should allay fears that there is no path to growth.
Emerald ain't doing well - maybe taking them over would provide us a big boost.
Emerald Oil, Inc. (NYSE MKT: EOX) ("Emerald" or the "Company") today announced that, effective as of October 6, 2015, the borrowing base under its revolving credit facility has been decreased from $200 million to $120 million as part of the Company's regularly scheduled semi-annual redetermination by its lenders. The previously announced term loan facility was not consummated, and the Company proceeded with its regularly scheduled October borrowing base redetermination. The decrease in the borrowing base has resulted in a deficiency of approximately $19.6 million. Emerald and its advisors are negotiating with the bank group regarding a repayment schedule and continues to work with a group of second lien term providers for a term debt solution.
Hard to get excited about huge percentage gains when share sunder a buck. Example: Say a stock is at $10 and you lose 95%. You have a 50 cent share price. Then you get an amazing 100% gain. Sure your shares are at a buck, but the 100% gain did not exactly reverse the 95% loss.
MLPs pay distributions out of distributable cash flow. The distributions are required, and governed by the terms of the ocntract between general partner and limited partners (investors). I don't know what the actual tems are or if they were changed in the new reorg - I really don't think so as we just got CEQP shares and there was already a contract between CEQP general partner and invesors. MLPs pay their investors through quarterly required distributions, the amount of which is stated in the contract between the limited partners (the investors) and the general partner (the managers). Typically, the higher the quarterly distributions paid to limited partners, the higher the management fee paid to the general partner. This provides the general partner with an incentive to maximize distributions through pursuing income-accretive acquisitions and organic growth projects. Failure to pay the quarterly required distributions may constitute an event of default.
They do not pay a dividend. The distribute some of their income to the limited partners (on a K1 form) as required by the MLP rules that allow them to NOT pay any taxes.
They can't "leave aside the distribution". They get to be an MLP and pay no corporate taxes because they are REQUIRED to pay most of their cash flow to the partners (ie unit holders). They can reinvest some to maintain and even slightly grow, but they cannot re-invest it all. And they have to borrow to grow enough to keep increasing the dividend. That is how it works. If they were organized like a corporation they could use all the cash flow to pay down debt and grow profits. Then they would have to pay taxes. And they would pay dividends and not distributions on a K1 form.


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If you tune to T.V. these days, or are surfing the web you realize that the world is full of people that seem to have no sense, and this guy is one of them.
Bugs are gross, not doubt but I could not even imagine being surrounded by all these disgusting Mayflys buzzing around. Good thing I don't live in LaCrosse or the surrounding area.
Charlie is a dog that knows when he's done wrong. And, boy, does he feel bad.
Cooper and I came upon a pretty interesting invention for cat owners who have indoor cat's. It is called the "One Fast Cat" which is like a gerbil wheel put for cats.
After stealing one of this baby's toys, this dog does the best thing ever.
When you have a tiny lap dog you are not going to expect them to love to swim or even like to, but we wanted to see If our dog Tinkie even knew how to Doggie Paddle?
This little girl will never forget how she reacted to her eighth birthday present. Neither will the rest of the world.
With the dog days of summer ahead, maybe we can take some clues from these animals on how to stay cool.
You see the pictures and video's everywhere of a dog who for whatever reason no longer has the use of their hind legs and uses a little prosthetic wheels brace. It tugs at your heart, but shows the spirit and drive of these dogs to keep going.
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GEORGE INN, CARNEDDI ROAD, BETHESDA, BANGOR Snowdonia National Park Town. Cottage style pub located in residential area. Two interconnecting bars. Three bedroom owners accommodation. Brewery sale. EPC Rating D. Freehold Offers £150,000
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DENBIGHSHIRE - TRADITIONAL VILLAGE INN* Public bar & Lounge Owners flat. Two en suite letting bedrooms. Large car park and paddock. Approximately 3/4 acre site. Well established community trade. Operated as a lifestyle business on...
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QUEENS HOTEL, STATION ROAD, PORTHMADOG Substantial town centre pub/hotel. Attractive open plan trading areas. Restaurant (80+) Nine letting bedrooms. Owners accommodation Gardens & car parking. Freehold Offers £175,000
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Impressive detached landmark character prop in large grounds with extensively refurbished entertainment/Arts venue & European style Café-Bar facilities. Comes with ground-floor consent for 20 room Bunk House/Hostel HUGE scope to develop...
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Occasionally I get asked for advice. Most of the time I get specific questions about specific issues a writer is dealing with. But sometimes I get:
"What advice can you give an aspiring writer?"
. . .
This is a pretty big question as you can imagine. There is a lot a lot of advice that can be given out. About writing. About the publishing process. About marketing. About maintaining sanity. Of course I always have opinions on any subject, and I thought I would maybe write a couple of posts in the coming days on each of these topics.
But today's entry is going to be a nice list of links. Because there is no way I could feel comfortable giving my relative newbie advice without sharing the knowledge of some pretty smart and more experienced individuals first.
So . . . check out JA Konrath's blog if you are interested on advice on self promotion, he has some truly amazing insights.
John Scalzi just recently posted a very interesting entry on Writers and Money (but his blog in general is an excellent read).
There are also a gazillion agent blogs out there all trying to help writers find their way through the mysterious querying process, as well as just being informative about the agenting business. Start with Pub Rants, and follow the links on her page to other agent blogs.
Interested in writing for children? I've just come across this blog by an anonymous editor of children's books. There are also these two websites devoted strictly to writing for children: Verla Kay and Write4Kids.
For general information about agents and a good introduction to the world of query writing, check out Agent Query.
And to check up on the legitimacy on any agents or editors, we have Predators and Editors, as well as Writer Beware (and its fabulous blog). Writer Beware is also the site that introduced the Twenty Worst Agents list, well worth checking out.
I also have already linked to several other blogs and websites in the sidebar here at The Temp, The Actress and The Writer, totally check them out.
Lastly, if any of my fabulous readers would like to add to this list in the comments section please do so! I only learned about many of these sites through online friends like yourselves!
Next post, I shall attempt to answer the writing advice question myself. Until then . . .I think these links will totally keep you all rather occupied!
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
5 comments:
- Heidi the Hick said...
This is great- some of those are new to me!
- Nik's Blog said...
Top post, Adrienne.
- Adrienne said...
Ooh! Glad you guys liked this one! Thanks!
- booklady said...
Thanks for the list! A few of these were new to me, and I'll be checking them out.
- Nailah Saida said...
Banned complain !! Complaining only causes life and mind become more severe. Enjoy the rhythm of the problems faced. No matter ga life, not a problem not learn, so enjoy it :)
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A Chief Councilor is the highest position within a District Council of the Bahamas. As provided within the Bahamas Local Government Act, the Chief Councillor is the representative of the council for all purposes. His or her tenure in office begins from the very day of election until the expiration of the term as prescribed by their respective District Council or if they so wish to resign (whichever may come sooner).[1]
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- Mr Cubel Davis -Central Abaco
- Mr Wayne Hall -Hope Town
- Mr Roosevelt Curry -Grand Cay
- Mr Tommy Dames -Moore's Island
- Mr. Gary Smith-North Abaco
- Mr Rovel Roker-South Abaco
- Mr. Roston Cox-Acklins
- Mr.David Daxon-Crooked Island
- Mr Clyde Duncombe-Central Andros
- Mr Brian O'Neal Cleare-North Andros
- Mr Brian Moxey-Mangrove Cay
- Mr Zebedee Rolle-South Andros
- Mr. David Dean-Berry Islands
- Mrs. Tasha Bullard-Bimini
- Mr Kevin Brown-Cat Island
- Mr Daschiel Robert-Harbour Island
- Mr Vincent Collins-North Eleuthera
- Mr Abner Pinder-Spanish Wells
- Mr. Alfred Loan Rolle-Black Point
- Mr Franklyn McKenzie-Exuma
- Ms Antia Doherty-City of Freeport
- Mr Marcus Cooper-East Grand Bahama
- Mr Calvis Bartlett-West Grand Bahama
- Mr Francoinn Cox-Inagua
- Mr Ian Knowles-Long Island
- Mr Clinton Collie-Mayaguana
- Mr Granville Hepburn-Ragged Island
- Mr Kirkland Knowles-Rum Cay
- Mr Jonathan Knowles-San Salvador Island
- Mr Christopher Farrington-Green Turtle Cay
- ^ http://laws.bahamas.gov.bs/statutes/statute_CHAPTER_37.html PART IV DISTRICT COUNCILS 11.


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Review: Peter Barrickman at the Green Gallery
A stone is placed on the end of a garden hose. A pattern of water blossoms forth from under it. Another stone's surface would produce different fluid forms in the water. Peter Barrickman used this analogy to describe his move from 631 Center St, which tragically burned along with many other artists' spaces in July, to his new studio. His creativity is the water issuing from the hose, the rock his new digs. His artwork is different. The painter Peter Barrickman is changed.
Deluge is also an appropriate description of my meeting with the artist himself. We were joined by Mary Louise and artist Santiago Cucullu to talk about his recent show at the Green Gallery East, called "Guesthouse". For an hour we dug into references, ideas and reflections. Barrickman has a fierce intellect and an artist's eye. Everything is magnified. His thoughts on, well, anything are apt, deep and weird. »Read Full Blog Post
Ready to be floored again: Colorful MECCA court returns for one night
With a giant M flanking each side of the midcourt line, a candy-apple-red bull's-eye at center court and "MILWAUKEE" at either end, Robert Indiana's 1977 basketball floor at the old Arena once defined Milwaukee.
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Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from the Avett Brothers, Jennifer Nettles and Polica
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The Wanted, Jepsen get intimate with small but adoring crowd
Turns out the Wanted isn't so widely wanted in Milwaukee after all.
Despite the hype surrounding the British boy band, the main floor had unfilled seats and the balcony was largely empty Tuesday for the group's show at the 2,500-capacity Riverside Theater — even with "Call Me Maybe" hitmaker Carly Rae Jepsen as co-headliner. »Read Full Article(1)
Music, dance, Lucha Libre and more at Mexican Fiesta
Mexican culture past and present intersect this weekend at Maier Festival Park for Mexican Fiesta, the celebration of Mexico and Latin America that started as a street party on the south side in 1973.
Friday through Sunday, mariachi, ranchera, cumbia, bachata and other music will rule the festival stages, with performances by Revolucion de Amor, a Mana tribute band; Toby Love; and La Sonora Santanera U.S.A. »Read Full Article(1)
First impressions of 'Current Tendencies'
Several of the Art City contributors got a preview of the "Current Tendencies III" exhibit at the Haggerty Museum of Art on Friday. It was a chance for us glimpse this important survey of some of the more intriguing artists working in our region today and to begin to consider the work in the show.
For the first time, we've asked the contributors to file short audio pieces with a few early thoughts on perhaps a single artist or work in the exhibit. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Farmers market, free music and the Brewers
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