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2013 Draft Prep: AFC South Fantasy breakdown
Is T.Y. Hilton about to become a star? How concerned should owners be about Arian Foster? Our Nathan Zegura looks for the Fantasy storylines for owners to consider from the AFC South.
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We can't put a Fantasy spotlight on the AFC South without evaluating Arian Foster value for Draft Day.
First, fourth (when he missed three games) and second are the finishes for Foster among Fantasy running backs over the last three seasons. Despite missing three games in 2011, Foster has outscored the next closest running back ( Adrian Peterson ) by more than 100 points over the last three years and his 47 combined scores during that span are eight more than Peterson, who again comes in second. In other words, Foster has been the best Fantasy back since 2010 and has been worthy of the top pick every single year. Given that he is only going to turn 27 years old this season, he should have another few years of dominance, right?
I am not as scared of Foster as others, but there is plenty to be concerned about with him heading into 2013.
For starters, Foster is coming off of a ridiculous workload in 2012 that saw him touch the ball 460 times (no that is not a misprint) in 18 games last year including the playoffs. His 405 carries were the most in the NFL and you have to wonder if the wear and tear is starting to impact him, since 400 touches has been a magic number for running back injuries and drop-offs -- historically speaking. Foster has missed all of training camp to this point and is now dealing with a creaky back.
Foster has touched the ball a league high 1,111 times during the last three regular seasons and it has started to impact his efficiency. In 2012, Foster averaged a career worst 4.0 yards per carry (down from 5.0 in 2010 and 4.4 in 2011) and was also at a career low 5.4 yards per catch (down from 9.2 in 2010 and 11.7 in 2011). Some of the decline can be attributed to deteriorating offensive line play, but the fact that he went from 14.2 yards per carry plus catch in 2010 to just 9.4 last year is alarming. However, I must point out that despite the decrease in efficiency, Foster was first among all runners with 15 appearances in the Top 24, 12 in the Top 12, 14 games of 10-plus points and 13 games with a touchdown. In his least efficient season, Foster was still the most consistently productive Fantasy back in the league.
I will not call Foster a bust for 2013, but he is a cautious eighth in my rankings instead of second behind Adrian Peterson due to the injury, efficiency and workload concerns. When healthy, Foster will still be on a run-heavy team that will force feed him the ball in scoring situations (he leads the NFL with 28 goal line rushing scores the last three years), so another season of 1,600 total yards and 10-plus scores is certainly within reach if his body holds up. It just seems like a much riskier proposition this year compared to some of the young studs at running back that have not been worked into the ground like Jamaal Charles , Doug Martin and C.J. Spiller .
Foster will produce at a very high level when healthy, which is why he remains eighth on my board, but if you take Foster early, you must grab Ben Tate , which will likely cost you a seventh or eighth round pick.
Love the value on Maurice Jones-Drew right now
I know MJD had a dreadful 2012 season that was over before it really got started due to injury following a lengthy offseason holdout, but let's have a good enough memory to remember that he was the NFL's leading rusher in 2011. That year, he racked up 1,606 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground for one of the worst offenses in the entire league. It also marked the fourth time in his career that he was a Top 10 Fantasy running back and prior to his injury-shortened 2012 season, MJD had never finished worse than 13th. In fact, from 2009-2011, MJD had scored the third most Fantasy points of all running backs and while I don't think he gets back to the Top 3, there are certainly a few reasons to believe he gets back to the Top 12 when it is all said and done.
I had the opportunity to speak with MJD this offseason and he will be playing with a massive chip on his shoulder. He feels disrespected by all of the people writing him off and is extremely motivated to not only prove the naysayers wrong, but to also get one last big pay day. With the additions of Cecil Shorts and Justin Blackmon , the Jaguars offense is much better now than it was back in 2011, which should only help. Also, don't forget that Jones-Drew is not only an effective runner, but can catch the ball out of the backfield and has averaged 43 receptions for 354 yards and two scores in his last three full seasons.
Going back to his injury-shortened 2012 season, despite his holdout, MJD still played very well pre-injury. In his five full games, MJD ran for 404 yards and a score while averaging 4.8 yards per carry (his best since 2006). He also caught 14 passes for 86 yards and a score as well. That adds up to 490 total yards (98 per game) and two scores in the five games. In fact, MJD was tied with Adrian Peterson as the 14th-ranked Fantasy back after the first five weeks, and that's about his floor to me. Remember, MJD was eased back into action early due to his lengthy holdout, so his carries were well below normal levels. In his only game with 20-plus carries, MJD ran for 177 yards and a score against the Steelers. In 2011, MJD saw 20 or more carries in 10 of his 16 games, so when healthy he will get the rock.
Speaking of his health, it seems like MJD is ready to go. He told the Florida Times-Union he feels "no pain" in his left foot. "I'm cutting great, no swelling," said Jones-Drew, who had Lisfranc surgery in December. "It's like back to normal again." With his current ADP as the 15th running back taken, I think MJD (my 12th ranked runner) is a great value for those picking towards the beginning of the draft. Pairing MJD with one of the Top 5 backs as your No. 2 runner is a winning formula this season, because it would not surprise me in the least if the well rested and very hungry runner from Jacksonville finds his way back into the Top 10 one more time.
O-Line improvements will lead to stat improvements for Chris Johnson
I know it was only the preseason, but seeing Chris Johnson run behind a good blocking line and scoot 58 yards for a touchdown in brief action sure took me back to the good ol' days of CJ2K. Now, I am not expecting that kind of production for Johnson, but I am very excited about his upside with Andy Levitre and Chance Warmack in town.
In 2012, Johnson still finished as the 13th ranked Fantasy running back (shocking considering the Fantasy hate he gets), but struggled to be a consistent runner week in and week out. That should change with his new road grading guards in Levitre and Warmack. According to Pro Football Focus, C.J. Spiller averaged 9.0 yards per carry running behind Levitre last year and teammate Fred Jackson averaged 8.3 yards per carry behind him as well. Levitre paved the way for the highest yards per carry for both Spiller and Jackson last year and the Jackson number is even more impressive since he didn't even average more than 4.1 yards per carry running anywhere else for the Bills last year. It should also be pointed out that the Titans also added tight end Delanie Walker , who was the second best run blocking tight end in 2012 according to PFF. The addition of these two guards and Walker even has our resident running back hater, Pete Prisco, predicting a season of 1,600 yards for Johnson. If Johnson can get back to the five yards per carry mark like he did in his first two seasons, a 1,600-yard season is definitely feasible this year.
Johnson showed flashes last year, but was not consistent enough to really break out and deliver elite Fantasy totals. He was Top 24 only nine times (tied for 16th), but he was Top 12 seven times, which was tied for 12th-best in the league. If Johnson can improve his bad weeks and still have those explosive plays that lead to top level production, he could easily climb back into the Top 12 overall for the first time since 2010. He will lose some goal line work to Shonn Greene (who continues to torment Fantasy owners), but the early talk is that Johnson's receiving totals will be up from the career low 36 catches for 226 yards he had last year.
Johnson is available as a No. 2 running back if you pick towards the back half of the first round, where he offers great upside and little downside. The Titans have made massive improvements to their run blocking and Johnson will be running wild as a result. If Greene was not in the mix at the stripe, CJ would be back in my Top 10 this year. With his current ADP as the 14th running back taken (17th overall), owners will look back at Johnson as a great Draft Day value.
Cecil Shorts is tall on talent
Cecil Shorts was phenomenal for the Jags and I expect a big season in 2013 from the quick-footed wide receiver. In 2012, Shorts was fantastic for Fantasy owners from Week 7 on when he finally became a starter for the Jags.
Over the last 11 games, he was the No. 12 ranked Fantasy receiver despite missing two games due to injury. Shorts made nine starts and produced 10 or more Fantasy points seven times while totaling 47 catches for 774 yards and five touchdowns. I not only loved his production on the field, but his efficiency at 9.3 yards and 1.33 points per target (12th best in the NFL among the 60 most targeted receivers) were superb as well. What makes his 9.3 yards per target all the more impressive is that the Jaguars averaged 6.4 yards per attempt in 2012. His 2.9 yards per target differential was the best in the NFL last year, so this kid can flat out take a lemon and make lemonade!
According to Pro Football Focus, Shorts was 10th with an average of 6.7 yards after the catch per reception, so he definitely has the wiggle to take a short (no pun intended) pass and turn it into a big play. Cecil has the makings of a solid No. 2 Fantasy receiver as long as he can stay healthy (there are some concussion issues) and get adequate quarterback play.
With Justin Blackmon out for the first four games, Shorts will likely see 10 targets per game, so I expect a very fast start. His ADP as the 29th receiver taken more than has the potential health risk built in and he is one of the best values in Fantasy drafts this year.
Shorts has legit Top 12 potential -- as he showed last year -- thanks to consistent production and playmaking ability. I love him as a No. 2 receiver and the fact that he can be stolen as a No. 3 in the seventh round is almost too good to be true.
Ready to become a household name: T.Y. Hilton
T.Y. Hilton is a star in the making and has everything I look for in a breakout receiver. In his rookie year, he led the team with a 9.6 yards per target average (sixth best among the 60 most targeted receivers) and was dominant with a 1.42 points per target average (seventh best). Hilton also ranked sixth with a 2.6 yards per target differential and was the only rookie in the Top 12 in YPTD, which put him in very elite company.
He will play a ton in two-receiver sets this year and will be featured when the team goes with three receivers alongside Darrius Heyward-Bey and Reggie Wayne . Hilton has proven that all he needs are some steady targets and he will blow up.
As a rookie, Hilton saw six or more targets in nine games and in those nine games he produced 45 catches for 742 yards and six touchdowns. If you take those numbers over 16 games, that would be a season of 80 catches, 1,319 yards and 11 touchdowns, which would be Top 10 finish. I would be shocked if that happens, but Hilton does possess that kind of talent and upside. I also think he will become more consistent in the less vertically-based passing attack favored by new offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton. Getting the ball to Hilton in space on shorter passes may make him an even bigger Fantasy factor, because he can turn small passes into big gains. Last year, Hilton was fourth in the NFL averaging 7.7 yards after the catch per reception, so he has plenty of wiggle.
Andrew Luck (who is a great starting option this year) will be regarded as one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL after the 2013 season and with Wayne's window closing, I think Hilton will be a major reason Luck thrives. Believe it or not, Hilton was the 25th-ranked Fantasy receiver last year and could easily improve upon that in 2013. With an ADP as the 32nd receiver taken, snag Hilton as your third receiver and thank me later.
Can he stay healthy and be a Top 20 receiver? Kenny Britt
Kenny Britt has long been a tantalizing talent, but off-the-field issues and on-the-field injuries have really held him back. The good news is that Britt is finally healthy heading into 2013 and has not had any off the field incidents to speak of.
Britt closed out the 2012 season with 100 yards or a touchdown in four of his last six games and was a solid No. 3 receiver from Week 12 on, despite not being all the way back to 100 percent. Britt says he is back healthy for the first time since 2011, when he started the year off with 17 catches for 289 yards and three scores in just over two games before tearing his ACL. Full health will help Britt get close to his career averages of nine yards and 1.32 Fantasy points per target (he was at 6.6 and 0.93 in 2012), which gives him solid No. 2 Fantasy receiver potential.
Britt has never finished in the Top 20 at his position, but the potential to do so looms large. He is being taken in the middle of the eighth round and is the 34th receiver snagged on average, so Britt can easily be grabbed as a fourth receiver. He has nothing but upside in that spot because you are getting him as a backup, making him definitely worth a look on Draft Day.
I am still buying Andre Johnson as a stud
Andre Johnson has not lost a step and the numbers prove it, so I am not as worried about him, despite the fact that he is getting a little long in the tooth.
Among the 70 most targeted receivers in 2012, Johnson ranked seventh in yards per target (9.9), tied for fifth in yards per target differential (2.6) and was fourth in catch rate (69.1 percent). Scoring the football was the only area that Johnson was not elite in 2012. Despite catching 112 passes (fourth) for 1,598 yards (second), he had only four touchdowns.
In fact, Johnson has never had a 10-touchdown season in his career and has just six touchdowns in his last 23 regular season games. The addition of DeAndre Hopkins should ease some defensive pressure on Johnson, especially in the red zone. I am expecting a 2013 bump up from the pathetic seven red zone targets Johnson saw in 2012. Given that he has maintained his efficiency despite having no help at the No. 2 receiver position and his tenure in the league, I think Johnson remains a safe investment as a late No. 1 receiver in all formats with enhanced PPR value.
I'm not nearly as optimistic about Reggie Wayne
For a guy who caught 106 passes for 1,355 yards and five scores, Reggie Wayne was actually pretty mediocre in 2012.
He caught just 54.4 percent of his targets and averaged 6.9 yards and 0.85 points per target, which ranked 50th, 55th and 61st respectively amongt the 70 most targeted receivers. Wayne was actually well below average in every available metric last year and his Fantasy production can be traced to his 192 targets, which were second most in the NFL, more than anything else. Wayne only had five touchdowns on those 192 targets last year and has just 15 touchdowns in his last 48 regular season games, so he is not much of a scorer either.
I expect that his targets will drop in the new offense and I wouldn't touch Wayne as anything more than a low-end No. 2 receiver in standard leagues. After all, had he seen 141 targets last season (12th most in NFL), Wayne would have had season totals of 76 receptions, 973 yards and four touchdowns, which would have placed Wayne 25th at the position. That is a more likely landing spot than 15th this year, which is why I have Wayne ranked 22nd overall and am not excited about grabbing him for my teams.
Quick Hit Sleepers: DeAndre Hopkins , Kendall Wright , Coby Fleener
Hopkins has already been named the starter opposite Andre Johnson and will be the No. 2 receiver the Texans have desperately needed in the AJ era. Hopkins is a big, physical target who will be able to win the one-on-one battles he can expect given the respect defenses will pay to Johnson. He is a great bench receiver to target on Draft Day and has No. 3 receiver upside in a best-case scenario.
Wright led the Titans with 104 targets and 64 catches, but was second on the team with 626 yards. He averaged only 9.8 yards per catch and 6.0 yards per target, both of which were bottom three among the 60 most targeted receivers in the NFL. He will be a full time starter this season and should again challenge for the team lead in targets and receptions. The team is devising ways to utilize Wright more effectively and I expect his yards per catch and yards per target to increase radically in his second NFL season. Adding to the optimism about Wright is that he is one of seven receivers since 2003 to be drafted in the first round and have 60 catches in his rookie season. Of that group -- which includes Andre Johnson , A.J. Green , Dwayne Bowe and Percy Harvin to name a few -- only Michael Clayton never progressed after his rookie year. Wright is a legit Top 36 candidate this year and is a steal as your fifth receiver given his current as the 55th receiver taken.
Fleener struggled in his rookie season, catching just 26 passes for 281 yards, but I expect a massive leap in his second year. Fleener will be reunited with his college play caller Pep Hamilton in 2013 and the early reports from camp have Fleener dominating. Don't forget, Fleener averaged a ridiculous 19.6 yards per catch and scored 10 touchdowns on his 34 receptions at Stanford back in 2011. With Indianapolis expected to utilize two tight ends a ton, look for Fleener to finally live up to the hype that surrounded him in 2012. He is a good waiver wire target or upside No. 2 tight end on Draft Day (if you take feel compelled to take two).
Other sleepers: Matt Schaub , Dwayne Allen , Owen Daniels , Ahmad Bradshaw , and Vick Ballard (included as well given Bradshaw's injury history)
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Bernile, Gennaro and Hu, Jianfeng and Tang, Yuehua, Can Information Be Locked-Up? Informed Trading Ahead of Macro-News Announcements (May 10, 2014). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2436272
"U.S. government agencies routinely allow pre-release access to macroeconomic data to accredited news agencies under embargo agreements (i.e., news embargo or lockup). We use high frequency data to investigate whether there is informed trading in major equity index futures and exchange traded funds during lockup periods prior to salient macro-news announcements. Consistent with information leakage, we find robust evidence of informed trading during lockup periods ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) monetary policy announcements. In particular, during FOMC's lockups, both the E-mini S&P 500 futures' average abnormal order imbalance, 8.4%-9.5%, and its average abnormal price run-up, 20.5 basis points, are statistically significant and in the direction of the subsequent policy surprise. Across the four markets that we examine, estimates of informed traders' aggregate dollar profits during lockups ahead of all FOMC's surprise announcements range between $14 and $256 million. While our evidence challenges the effectiveness of the FOMC's lockup practices, we find no evidence of informed trading ahead of nonfarm payroll, CPI, and GDP data releases by other government agencies."

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The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 was signed by President Obama in late September and is designed to provide important resources to help small businesses create jobs and to continue in the efforts for economic recovery.
The law will offer $14 billion more to lend support and tax breaks for entrepreneurs and small business owners and will extend the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA) recovery loans, according to an SBA release.
Recovery Act loans will be extended through Dec. 31, with the 90 percent guarantee and reduced fees. The new law, which expands the number of businesses eligible for SBA loans, offers higher limits and permanently increases microloan limits.
There also are temporary expansions to aid companies with working capital and commercial real estate refinancing, including the dealer floor plan pilot extension and expansion, and the small business intermediary lending pilot. Another new pilot program, with $25 million, provides grants that will help small businesses team up with each other to compete for larger and more complex federal government contracts.
In an effort to strengthen the ability of small businesses to compete for contracts, the law reaffirms parity among federal programs through equal treatment and more accountability, integrity and transparency, according to the SBA.
The Small Business Jobs Act also promotes small business exporting through the Export Express pilot program will become permanent and the new State Trade and Export Promotion Grants pilot.
About $12 billion is available in tax relief to help small businesses invest in their own firms and to create jobs through extension and expansion of eight tax cuts for:
1. The highest small business expensing limit ever, of $500,000
2. Carry-back provisions on net operating losses of up to 5 years
3. Accelerated/bonus depreciation
4. Zero capital gains taxes for those who invest in small businesses
5. Increased deductions for start-ups
6. Deductions for employer-provided cell phones
7. Deductions for health insurance costs for the self-employed
8. Limitations on penalties for errors in tax reporting that disproportionately affect small business.
Click here to read more about the law.
Small Business Jobs Act now law
The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 was signed by President Obama in late September and is designed to provide important resources to help small businesses create jobs and to continue in the efforts for economic recovery.


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The program, which coincides with National Hispanic Heritage Month, features a sweepstakes, recipes and a coupon offer as well as in-store merchandising and digital and social media elements.
It's the first Avocados from Mexico mobile program to target Hispanic consumers, according to a news release. They can enter by sending a text, also accessing the coupon and grilling recipes.
Consumers will be able to win Big Green Egg ceramic barbecues and save $1 when they buy three avocados. The savings offer will be made available via in-store coupon and through a text-to-win platform.
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Youth Service Bureau and Stillwater Beyond the Yellow ribbon are joining forces to support military families throughout the St. Croix Valley and need your help. The groups are seeking nominations from people who know a service member who's deployed or stationed outside of the United States so they can send care packages to them.
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The problem originally started with the OTA. When the OTA would come down and I would click it, it would boot into TWRP and then just restart without installing anything. I attempted this five or six times before trying something else. From there, I downloaded and attempted to install manual update zips for the Nexus to take it from 4.4 to 4.4.2. When I would try and install these, it would say "error executing updater binary in ...". I have tried downloading the updating zip from multiple websites, and I've checked the MD5's, which always match up.
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question, but where can I go from here? I've exhausted my knowledge of what other possibilities are out there, or what could be causing the update to fail.


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TEMECULA — It is time, you can't fight it anymore and why would you want to? Christmas time is here and the City of Temecula is ready for it.
With Santa Claus already taking requests each weekend in Old Town Temecula, the city will make it even more official when they light up the tree at the Temecula Duck Pond on Thursday night.
The annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. starting at 7 p.m. Thursday, will feature live carolers, refreshments and fun for the whole family.
"We will have caroling from the Temecula Valley Children's Chorus, one of our city programs," said Dawn Adamiak, Recreation Supervisor for the City of Temecula. "But the main highlight of the evening will be the lighting of the tree. And of course, Santa will be there."
The lighting of the menorah at the Duck Pond will happen on Dec. 9, in a separate ceremony, not associated with the city of Temecula.
Then on Friday night, Santa's Electric Light Parade will march on through the streets of Old Town Temecula. That starts at 7 p.m. as well.
Adamiak said some 95 entries into the parade will make the walk (or ride in some cases) down from the north end of Moreno Road and finish up at Santiago Road.
There will be a huge mix of marchers in the group - from animal groups, to equestrian entries, floats, high school and middle school bands and more. And guess who? Santa Claus is the grand marshal once again.
Holiday fans as well as judges will be on hand to see who represents the best.
"Hillcrest Academy always does a fantastic float, I think they've won the contest 15 years," Adamiak said. "One of the ones I love is Arby's and we have some new ones this year, like the ice skating rink vendor. We have the French Valley Chargers cheerleaders, a couple of martial arts studios, and of course, Thunder from the Lake Elsinore Storm will be there."
The event always draws a big crowd, but there should be plenty of support in place for the evening.
"We will have three vendors on site, two selling food items and one selling glow in the dark products," Adamiak said. "Local restaurants are always outside selling food as well."
Besides hoping everyone has a great time at the parade - Adamiak suggests only two things: "Dress warm and get there early."
For more information on both of the events, call (951) 694-6444 or visit cityoftemecula.org .


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Racetrack collision kills two horses at Belmont
US Group race winning galloper Caixa Eletronica has died in a freak accident following a collision at Belmont Park with another horse, who also died.
Four-time graded stakes winner Caixa Eletronica suffered a skull fracture at about 8am on Saturday at Belmont Park. The nine-year-old was working on the training track when he collided with another horse, Six Drivers, who was running loose after having unseated his rider behind the starting gate. Six Drivers suffered a neck fracture. Both horses died immediately as a result of their injuries, according to Dr Anthony Verderosa, chief examining veterinarian for The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA).
Caixa Eletronica's exercise rider, Carlos Castro, was taken to North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, New York for evaluation. Six Drivers' rider, Julio Pezua, suffered no apparent injuries.
Caixa Eletronica won 23 races in 69 starts, and earned more than $US1.8 million for owner Mike Repole, after the horse was claimed by trainer Todd Pletcher for $62,500 in 2011. From then Caixa Eletronica won seven stakes, including the 2011 Grade 3 Westchester, 2012 Grade 2 Charles Town Classic, 2012 Grade 2 True North Handicap, and 2012 Grade 3 Fall Highweight Handicap.
The Kentucky-bred was by Arromanches and out of the Skip Away mare Edyta.
"It's a terrible day for racing," said Repole. "For any horse, it's horrible. When you hear it's Caixa Eletronica, it's magnified.
"He was such an iron horse. For him to pass away like this makes no sense. I told Todd, 'If this horse ever gets a pimple on his rear, I'll retire him.' Todd said, 'I wish my 2-year-olds and 3-year-olds were super sound like this horse'."


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Pictures of Victoria Beckham in German Vogue 2010-04-21 11:00:00
Victoria Beckham Ventures Into Foreign Territory For Vogue
Victoria Beckham is the cover girl for German Vogue's May issue. She posed in the magazine to promote her assorted design ventures, though she modeled the creations of other labels in the steamy photo shoot. Posh opened up about her challenges with her Victoria Beckham Collection and said, "I have had to prove myself. But that's a good thing — everybody has to prove themselves, not just me." She's talked up her fashion career in print and on TV, though it will be her husband, David, chatting with the ladies of The View next Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Apr. 5)
Despite the Clinton administration's commitment to maintain aid to Israel for at least another year at its current annual level of $3 billion, many observers here are predicting a coming sea-change in U.S. foreign aid practices.
And these changes could affect Israel, the largest recipient of American aid.
There is growing talk on Capitol Hill of overhauling the entire U.S. foreign aid system now that the Cold War is over.
The Clinton administration is clearly concerned about progress in the Middle East peace talks and is well aware of Israel's security concerns, especially if Israel makes territorial compromises to secure peace.
But in an America concerned with its own economic problems, no one seems certain what the future holds for Israel's aid package.
"The aid level can be maintained for maybe another two or three years, but the handwriting is clearly on the wall," said Stuart Eizenstat, a adviser in the Carter White House who recently contributed to a report on the U.S. Israel relationship prepared by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
While this year's foreign aid bill seems likely to pass with the aid to Israel intact, the future of foreign aid bills, and the shape of U.S. foreign aid in general, is not as certain.
Among the critics of the current system are some powerful members of Congress involved in approving foreign aid legislation, including Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.).
Leahy, who chairs the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on foreign operations, has been calling for several years for "fundamental reform" in U.S. foreign aid.
"A consensus has emerged, including the new administration," that "our foreign aid program needs top to bottom reform," Leahy said at a subcommittee hearing last month.
"A program designed in the Cold War is simply not capable of taking on the global challenges that have replaced communism as the gravest threat to our security," he said.
While some in the pro-Israel community are nervous that such an overhaul would adversely affect Israel, others noted Leahy has said Israel is not going to suffer under a changed policy.
In a Washington Times interview this winter, Leahy said that Israel "will fare well" in future aid legislation.
A congressional source said that while other foreign aid programs will be re-examined in any aid overhaul, "people see Israel and Egypt as a separate issue, as part of U.S. diplomacy," and thus it is unlikely that "anything bad" will happen to Israel's and Egypt's aid packages.
Egypt, the second-largest recipient of American aid, receives $2.1 billion annually.
Another powerful congressman, Rep. David Obey (D-Wis.), has also questioned current aid practices. Obey chairs the House Appropriations subcommittee on foreign operations.
Among other things, Obey has criticized the current system whereby aid recipients agree ahead of time to purchase expensive military equipment, thereby locking the U.S. into maintaining high levels of aid to these countries, so that they can pay for the equipment.
But one congressional observer said that most plans to revamp aid would probably not have a major effect on foreign assistance to Israel.
The observer said that most of the changes being contemplated will be made in reorganizations of the Agency for International Development and various State Department functions.
And others point out that not every plan for revamping foreign aid calls for cutting it.
The Congressional Black Caucus, generally not among foreign aid's greatest supporters, has called for increasing overall foreign aid levels, in part to give greater assistance to African nations.
One aide on the Hill said some pro-Israel members welcome this idea, because it would lessen the image of Israel receiving such a huge piece of the foreign aid pie.
Aid to Israel, this aide said, is really only a "drop in the bucket" when one considers the entire U.S. budget picture. But because the level of the foreign aid program is so low, the aide said, "Israel and Egypt stand out like a sore thumb."
In addition to calls for overall reform, some on the Hill and elsewhere have suggested specific changes in foreign aid practices.
Some argue that aid does not always have to come in the form of traditional outlays of money. Instead, the United States could supplement traditional aid by helping a country with programs that would enhance the aid recipient's economy.
In Israel's case, the United States has entered into an agreement that provides Israel with $10 billion in loan guarantees over a five-year period to help resettle immigrants from the former Soviet Union and Ethiopia.
In addition, the United States and Israel recently agreed to establish a joint science and technology commission to enhance cooperation and create technology-based jobs in both countries.
But pro-Israel activists point out that such gestures of friendship have been going on for years and could never replace the $1.8 billion in military aid and $1.2 billion in economic aid that Israel currently receives.
Yet all the talk among Israel's supporters here of maintaining aid to Israel at its current level leaves out one factor: that even in Israel, there is a growing current urging that Israel wean itself away from such dependence on the United States.
In a recent interview in the Forward, the former Israeli ambassador to Washington, Zalman Shoval, called for a lessening in U.S. aid.
And a recent study by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, while opposing an immediate cutback in aid levels, called for the United States and Israel to work together to lessen Israel's need for such large amounts of aid.
New York Times columnist A.M. Rosenthal, who is staunchly pro-Israel, said in a recent column that an aid cut "could be one of the best gifts Israel could give itself and the U.S., and the sooner the better."
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Ideas - Honouring family called Hugh and John/Jack, but can't make a working combo!
Hi All,
I am hoping you might have some ideas to help us make this work please Does anyone have any suggestions?
If we are having a boy (we don't want to know until he/she is born), we would like to name him after two of our grandfathers.
My grandfather's name is Hugh, no middle name.
My DH's grandfather was called John, but he was known as Jack all of his life. He also had no middle name.
Our surname is a 3 syllable Scottish/Irish name starting with McF.
None of the combinations below seem to work for some reason
Hugh John (not sure why, we just don't like it)
Hugh Jack (just makes me thing of huge ass, no idea why)
Jack Hugh (makes me think of saying 'jack you' which sounds rude in my head)
John Hugh (we don't like John as a first name)
So we are back to square one and need some fresh opinions! We are happy to use variants of Hugh or John/Jack for a first name, but would stick with the original name for whichever we use as a middle name.
Can you suggest any variants/combinations somehow out of the three names which might work?
We liked Jonathan Hugh but unfortunately Jonathan is already used with close family so is a no go.
Any other ideas? Thanks, and sorry it is so long!
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In addition to the issues that you already have with those combos, I think that Hugh Jack is probably too tied to the actor Hugh Jackman, and John Hugh makes me think of the director John Hughes. Hugh John makes me think "huge one", and it would probably sound like that in some accents.
Ian Hugh, Owen Hugh, or Hugo Jack might be good options. I like mischa's idea of using Hugo or one of the many different, less expected forms of John.


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There is a reason the word passion comes before vines in the local chain of liquor stores' moniker, Passion Vines Wine and Spirit Company.
"What we are always trying to do here is share our knowledge and connect our passion with yours, whether it's for sake, wine, cheese or chocolate," says Michael Bray, who owns the two locations in Somers Point and Egg Harbor Township. "Of course, we want you to leave here knowing something new that you didn't know before. But also vice-versa; even a beginner can teach an expert something about wine or sake based on how they perceive the flavors and aromas."
Besides offering a variety of adult beverages at reasonable prices, Passion Vines regularly hosts tasting and pairing events such as this week's Sake Saturday with Maria Proven-zano. A "self-taught amateur sake aficionado," Provenzano works full time at the Somers Point wine bar helping customers choose whiskey, wine and beer based on their taste preferences and sharing her passion for pairing adult beverages with food via tutorial events.
Her "fascination with Japan-ese culture in general" led Provenzano to study the art of brewing sake, versus "making rice wine."
"Usually with beer, you start with the barley or wheat and then ferment it with the yeast. But the difference with sake is you start with rice, which is very starchy and really doesn't have sugar. So they add a starter mold to get the yeast going," she explains. "Sake is really made in Japanese breweries, so 'rice wine' is kind of a misnomer."
Intrigued by everything from Japanese haiku poetry to the simplicity and elegance of the lifestyle there, Provenzano's research into Japanese culture goes beyond learning how to balance a piece of sushi with a set of chopsticks without spilling the sake in the other hand. And she's happy to share what she knows.
"Since it's from Japan, most people think you have to do sake with sushi," she says. "It matches well, and it's delicious, but you can do a lot more than just one flavor profile. Depending on the brew, you can do cheese or chocolate or maybe a spicy dish like Thai food. The goal is to make both the food and drink flavors really come out."
At Saturday's intimate event - less than 15 spots are available - Provenzano may pair citrus-flavored sakes such as Tozai Living Jewel or Rihaku Wandering Poet with sushi, while the "funky, mushroomy, dark cocoa" flavor in Bride of the Fox goes better with cheese or chocolate.
She's also likely to explain how the subtle flavors of sake come not from using those ingredients in the brewing - sake has just four basic ingredients: water, rice, starter mold and yeast - but from the distinctive water springs on which the breweries are built.
There's always something brewing at the Somers Point wine bar, whether it highlights beer, a specific winemaker or pits whisky versus whiskey, as with a special event at Greate Bay Country Club on March 13. Whisky Wednesdays are a regular fixture at Passion Vines in Somers Point, but Bray says he often accommodates larger crowds off premises.
And the master class with Laphroaig (Scotch whisky) Master Am-bassador Simon Brooking and Cooley's (Irish whiskey) Master Ambassador Joanne Ryan is expected to draw many area aficionados.
Advanced registration is required and spots are limited. Call 609-601-8463 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Whisky Wednesday Master Class
Featuring Laphroaig Master Ambassador Simon Brooking and Cooley's Master Ambassador Joanne Ryan,
6 p.m., March 13, Greate Bay Country Club, 901 Mays Landing Road, Somers Point. Cost: $49.99
Sake Saturday
Held 4 p.m. Saturday at Passion Vines, 265 New Road, Somers Point. Cost: $20


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Prior to Thursday's burst higher, the market had been churning a bit, drifting lower as QE3-induced euphoria dissipated and fresh worries -- the presidential election, the fiscal cliff, sorting out Europe's debt problems, take your pick -- set in. Now, of course, the mood is a bit brighter. Spain came across with what looks like a tough budget for next year, setting the stage for its official bailout request; initial jobless claims were much better than expected; and China is reportedly primed to get into the stimulus act as well. Heck, even Research In Motion ( RIMM) is in rally mode. Even before the Dow was able to snap its four-session losing streak, Canaccord Genuity was shining a spotlight on a bullish internal indicator, noting the breadth of the broad market's advance this summer is very encouraging. "As of September 14, 73% of NYSE issues closed above their respective 200-day moving average," the firm wrote emailed commentary early Thursday. "When this has happened since 1994, the S&P 500 tacks on an average additional gain of 12.2% prior to the next 5% correction. A move back into the support zone of 1400-1420 should be enough to work through the near-term overbought condition, be less than a 5% correction, and set the stage for the next leg higher toward 1500+." Canaccord U.S. portfolio strategist Tony Dwyer maintained targets of 1575 and 1650 for the S&P 500 for 2012 and 2013 respectively and took some comfort in the firming of the housing market of late. He flagged three growth areas he sees as positives, "1) Record setting corporate credit new issuance coupled with the increase in Commercial & Industrial Loan demand suggests new money is readily available to companies; 2) While the outcome of the election is somewhat uncertain, the fiscal cliff is looming and unemployment remains high, consumer confidence continues to improve; and 3) The housing market continues to show signs of growth, with single family home sales and traffic trending higher from historically depressed levels." As for Friday's scheduled news, quarterly reports on tap include American Greetings ( AM), Finish Line ( FINL), and Walgreen Co. ( WAG). Walgreen is reporting its fiscal fourth-quarter results before the opening bell, and the average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters is for earnings of 56 cents a share in the August-ended three-month period on revenue of $17.14 billion.
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By susan peplow
From: Joshua Tree
Oct 27, 2008
rating: 5.11c 6c+ 24 VIII- 24 E4 6a
|Hard and extremely sequential. The difficulty took the fun out of it. It's hard!
By david wilson
Nov 2, 2008
|kind of disagree with the description. crux is lower ,before patina.
By Jon O'Brien
From: Nevada
Apr 22, 2009
|I agree con senor Wilson por beta... I also thought this route was hard as sh*t for an 11! A fine route nonetheless...
By Ryan Angelo
Apr 17, 2010
|An awesome climb...the crux is entering the varnished area. It is tricky and has a very specific sequence to it. Figure out the moves and have a blast on it. This is one of the hardest onsights you will find in Calico Hills.
By John Wilder
From: Las Vegas, NV
Feb 9, 2011
rating: 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c
|On 2/8/11, the ASCA replaced the anchor on this route with 1/2" x 3.5" 5-piece bolts and equipped them with Fixe double ring hangers. The first bolts hanger and core were also replaced (1/2" x 3.5" 5-piece).
By John Wilder
From: Las Vegas, NV
Feb 23, 2011
rating: 5.11b 6c 23 VIII- 23 E3 5c
for those interested in climbing this route but dont climb the grade, its easy to boulder the start, then hike up the ramp, hang a left at the top and drop a rope on this one (and the .10 to its left as well).
i remember this thing being wicked hard at .11b, but its been years since i've been on it.
By Mike Dudley
From: Vegas
Sep 17, 2012
|Agreed with David, the crux is most def the sandy white rock around the second bolt, clipping the second felt like the crux for me. The patina is pretty straight forward. Amazing fun!


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Art Teachers – Flintshire High Schools
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Art Teachers - Flintshire
Excell Supply is Wales' leading Education Specialist based in Mold, Flintshire. We are currently recruiting for Art Teachers to work on a supply basis within Flintshire Schools.
Newly Qualified Teachers (NQT's) are welcomed by Excell Supply and we pride ourselves in supporting all of our candidates throughout their professional career.
As a successful candidate working for Excell Supply, you will need the following skills and attributes:
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or be a Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT) with an Art Qualification
- Be capable of delivering Key Stage 3 & 4
- Experience of teaching Key Stage 5 is beneficial but not essential
- The experience to plan, prepare and teach the constantly evolving curriculum
- Excellent classroom management
- Strong communication skills
- Great time management skills, someone who is reliable and flexible
- All Teachers working in Wales must be registered with the Education Workforce Council. For more information please visit www.ewc.wales
- Welsh speaker desirable but not essential
As members of the REC (Recruitment & Employment Confederation) and Umbrella body to the DBS (Disclosure & Barring Service) Excell Supply is committed to the safeguarding and welfare of children. All applicants will be subject to thorough employment checks and must have an Enhanced DBS Certificate in place.
By joining the Excell team you'll receive:
- A dedicated Account Manager with in depth knowledge of your local schools
- Free CPD (Continuous Professional Development) including practical application workshops with head teachers
- Professional Mentoring
- Highly Competitive rates of pay (paid weekly)
- Be part of a highly reputable education employment business
- Consideration for all long term opportunities
- Access to our 'Rewarding Excellence' benefits package and generous 'Recommend a Friend' scheme
- Entry to our 'Temp of the Term' award
If you believe you have the skills required for this role please apply now. If you haven't heard from us within two weeks of the vacancy closing date you should assume your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.


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NEW YORK — With a struggling bullpen and facing a powerful offense perfectly suited for a homer-friendly ballpark, Mike Scioscia is relieved the Angels were able to escape New York with a win.
Kevin Jepsen got Alex Rodriguez to pop out with the bases loaded in the ninth inning, and Los Angeles took advantage of New York's baserunning follies to beat the Yankees 10-8 on Sunday.
"What many would consider a safe lead, those guys aren't going to quit playing," the Angels manager said of the Yankees. "We walked four guys in the ninth inning. We kind of loaded the gun for them, and they almost pulled the trigger. So it was good for us to hold on, but you need to make pitches. This was a rough series for some guys in our bullpen."
Mark Teixeira hit a two-run homer in the ninth off Ernesto Frieri to make it 10-7, the first runs off the closer since he joined the Angels on May 3 — a span of 26 1/3 innings.
After a walk to Nick Swisher, Scott Downs relieved with a 1-0 count to Raul Ibanez. Downs had given up Teixeira's go-ahead homer in Friday's loss, and he struggled again.
Ibanez knocked the glove off Downs with a sharp grounder and reached on an infield single. Pinch-hitter Andruw Jones struck out, Russell Martin had a fielder's choice, and Derek Jeter walked to load the bases.
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A year back I catalogued all my C# stored procedures into SQL Server 2005 by hand. A year on and I have become lazy - relying on the tight integration between VS.NET 2005 Beta 1 and SQL Server 2005 Beta 2 to simply publish the C# code into the database. Well today it bit me. I was using a sample that included an install which manually catalogued the stored procedures - and yep, I needed to debug it. The frustration was, no matter many trys I was unable to get the code to stop at my break point in the C# sp.
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The Intergovernmental Cultural Climate Change Panel (ICCCP) declared its support for the recent UN announcement that all cultures are equally valid. Expanding on the resolution the group declared the rights of people are now culturally defined, rather than being based on any universal notion or concept. They suggest the term "human rights" is therefore both outmoded and racist as it would impose value for human life which some cultures don't accept. They recommended the term "multi-cultural peoples' rights" be used instead.
"We take the announcement to mean our practices of torture, vendetta, and suppression of women and minorities dating back centuries have now been recognized as just different cultures different ways of doing things differently," said ICCCP spokesman Moussa Stache. "This measure will finally legitimize the long-sought revival of some of our members' traditional practices of cannibalism, slavery, head-hunting, and human sacrifice. Every society has rights to human rites."
After the announcement there was hand shaking and gift giving all around the chamber until it was pointed out this principle could be taken as validating Jewish culture as well. The members hurriedly reconvened, working around the clock for a work-around. The following day the panel declared Zionism a criminal conspiracy and not culture as recognized by the UN. As such, Judaism and Jews are to be reclassified as sub-UN.
Explained Moussa Stache, "There are no inferior cultures, but there are inferior people."
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Code Pink denounces Stalin as 'insufficiently progressive' due to 'lack of interest in the plight of the transgendered'
Court faces hate-crime quandary as Hispanic teen attacks gay man protesting construction of mosque
Former CEOs of tobacco companies executed; hunt is on for mayonnaise manufacturers
Chicago Olympics threatened by advancing glaciers; police rounds up local global-warming deniers as a preventive measure
60-member Congressional Muslim Caucus sets new time record of 'uninterrupted seething' by remaining in this state for a period of three months
Court rules to dismantle US beef industry, convert barns and pens into rest homes for elderly cows, bulls, and the transbovined
Northern Minnesota community refuses to accept Maoist history textbook; National Security battalion moves in to "restore tolerance"
Necrophiliacs demand marriage rights; gravediggers' union threatens walkout
First transgendered mute paraplegic pygmy to win Miss America
Rhode Island converted into wind farm; new electricity generated is expected to serve all of Cape Cod
Eight year-old boy faces charges of violating the Children's Civil Rights Act of 2016 for failing to meet diversity quotas in playground game
CIA under fire for forcing prisoner to spend eight hours in hotel room with no Internet service
Sixty Minutes reveals: Winston Churchill was illegitimate child of English mother and Kenyan alcoholic father
Quarterback suspended from NFL for fondling his female center
Vermont court outlaws construction boots as offensive to women and minorities
Congress fills healthcare budget gaps by selling all 'unnecessarily complicated' medical equipment to Burkina Faso
Embittered by divorce, Nobel Committee Chair Barack Obama threatens to retract all ten of Michelle Obama's Nobel Peace prizes
Helen Thomas to be inducted into Museum of Natural History
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Moveon.org decide to actually move on
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Labor Unions admit to artificially inflating national cost of living
Peace activists enraged over terrorist attacks
United Nations: capitalism best cure for hunger and poverty
Amnesty International supports US effort to end tyranny and corruption in Africa
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Dig through this wonderfully realistically rendered group of notions to select just the treasure or tool you need to complete your next project. Scissors, spools, buttons and pins all tumble before you in a treasure trove from the attic. Larger scissors are about 3 1/4", from the 'A Stitch in Time' collection by Rosiland Solomon for Elizabeth's Studio.


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"The whole team took great care in creating a collection that reflects Olivia Pope's unique style," said Paolo in a press release. You'll be able to shop tailored wide-leg trousers, of course, as well as jackets, blouses, and outerwear.
What's not a scandal about the collection? The prices. Pieces will start at $49 and cap off at $248, according to Women's Wear Daily.
Eye sketches from the forthcoming collection below, and tell us in the comments: Will you shop this new line in the fall?


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Advanced Studies Program at the Abbaye aux Dames
degree-granting, two-year program (12 sessions over two years)
The Advanced Studies Program is a more thorough and complete training program leading to an advanced diploma awarded by the Centre d'Études Supérieures de Musique et de Danse de Poitou-Charentes (CESMD). It is open to a limited number of students on each instrument and is reserved for undergraduate students of music college or university and from post-graduate students. Applications are also welcome from young professionals with an interest in historical performance.
The study period is over two years and a commitment to all courses is required. It is also a requirement for successful completion of the program. Students will be evaluated half way through the course by the team of teachers.
It includes three JOA courses (chamber music in April, symphony orchestra in July, orchestra in November), three additional periods of study, as well as 25 hours per year of individual course.
Students undertake research into historical playing styles and in music editing. Under the guidance of Jean Saint Arroman, the class will prepare a work for future publication by Fuzeau.
For this program the following instruments will be recruited:
violin, viola, cello, flute, oboe, clarinet, basson, horn. (Double bass based on demand).
Students of the ancient music department of the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris can use the pre-professional, advanced studies courses offered at the Centre Culturel de Rencontre to round out their theoretical coursework.
2004 Dates
In 2004, a new class of the Advanced Studies Program begins for 2004/2005.
Courses will take place on the following dates:
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May 18 to 22 - Advanced Studies
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In the least surprising news of the morning, Warner Brothers is rumored to be started filming on a second Green Lantern movie before the first movie even reaches theaters. BleedingCool reports they'll release the second movie in the summer or Christmas season of 2012, depending on when the Flash movie is shot:
From the bars of New Orleans, where Green Lantern is currently being filmed, comes this little gossipy nugget from certain bragging production staff. Do bear in mind that they may have been using their connection to the film to hit on people . . . [Ed- haters gonna hate]
Nevertheless, the word is that shooting on Green Lantern 2 is scheduled to begin before the first movie is even released. […] And if the first film does the megabucks they are expecting, then Warners will greenlight a third Green Lantern movie to be shot back to back with the second, for release in 2013. [BleedingCool]
That might delay the Deadpool movie. I'm torn. I want a movie with Deadpool (that doesn't suck) but Green Lantern looks pretty awesome too. Hmm, smartass mercenary who regularly breaks the fourth wall, or superpowered defender of justice who can be defeated by someone taking a whizz on his leg? Yeah, I'm going with team Deadpool.


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British synthpop band OMD will return to Salt Lake with their English Electric Tour April 10t at The Depot.
"English Electric" is out April 9. It is described as "A 12-track letter to technology, space and love, it's a grand return to form, the follow-up to 2010's LP 'History of Modern.'"
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Brandy Welty, who along with her husband, Dustin, and their 6-year-old daughter, Janelle, sold truffles as a fundraiser for the Eban Project, an organization that helps single mothers in Africa
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It was the very first year that Canada's Geminis and Genies were all wrapped up into one big show – the Canadian Screen Awards. Our very own Cheryl Hickey graced the red carpet glowing with her hubby Kevin by her side.
And joining Cheryl at the star-studded event were Sandra Oh, Jody Claman and of course, Martin Short who hosted. "I like my champagne, like I like my women, compliments of the Canadian Screen Awards," he revealed.
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Other homegrown talents who took home trophies, include "Bomb Girls" star Meg Tilly who won for Best Actress in a TV Dramatic Role. While the biggest winner of the night was the Oscar-nominated film, "War Witch", that won 10 of the 12 awards it was nominated for.
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I haven't been able to track down what file it picks "at random". At first I thought it was an off-by-one error because it seemed to pick the file (or directory) above the one I selected. In this case, "work". However, the more I looked into it, no pattern emerged. Either way, it should not have selected the *.openshot* folder when I asked it to select the plr_stations SQL file. :-) Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help -- tomorrow. Good night! Dave
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Drone Cameras trend in India started by Hyd startup Pixelism
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Drone Camera is a small plane with a camera fitted in it used to take photos and videos. Drone cameras were first utilized by Army which later spread to Bollywood. In Legend, Aagadu, Bahubali locations one can see this camera flying and shooting the scenes. But,in India the drone cameras made debut in Fashion shows through Pixelism. They have used the drones to cover a fashion show that happened on July 11 in Hyderabad. The pearl city is one of the six cities using Drone Cameras in India in creative fields.


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