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BERLIN – The Swiss government's policy to reject sanctions targeting Iran's
Central Bank and European oil trade has prompted criticism from the US
government.With a new round of EU and US Iran sanctions to be
implemented on July 1, there is growing frustration from the American side that
the Swiss have failed to join the Western coalition trying to stymie Iran's
nuclear work."We expressed our disappointment. We would like them
to do it [follow the EU on Iran sanctions]," US Ambassador Donald Beyer told a
news conference in Geneva in earlier this month.In an email to The
Jerusalem Post on Saturday, Josh Block, a senior fellow at the Washington- based
Progressive Policy Institute and a former spokesman for the American Israel
Public Affairs Committee, wrote, "It is incomprehensible that the Swiss
government would seek to undermine global pressure on Iran that is designed to
blunt Tehran's dangerous nuclear ambitions. A respectable member of the
international community would not allow its banking system to help Iran evade
sanctions, yet it appears the Swiss government is shamefully doing exactly
that."It begs the question, whose side are they on, Tehran or the West?"
Block asked.Dr. Wahied Wahdat-Hagh, a leading expert on European-
Iranian relations, told the Post on Saturday, "Of course the US is right to be
angry about this behavior" from the Swiss. "Switzerland thinks apparently
only about its egoistical national interests and betrays the Western consensus
by remaining behind a mask of neutrality."Wahdat-Hagh, a senior fellow
at the Brussels-based European Foundation for Democracy, said that the
"sanctions are still painful for Iran" and "therefore the Swiss must show their
true colors and explain to the world what neutrality toward totalitarian
dictators means."Beyer said Switzerland had cited its role as a
go-between for Washington and Tehran and its history of neutrality as reasons
for not following the EU on Iran sanctions.Switzerland has represented
US interests in Iran since 1980, following the Islamic Revolution in 1979. It is
not a member of the EU and has no legal obligation to follow EU
sanctions.Switzerland's body for enforcing sanctions, the Swiss
Secretariat for Economics, said on Thursday that the Federal Council had not
indicated when it would make a final decision on the Iranian
sanctions.Beyer continued, "My reading of the Swiss leadership is they
very much do not want Switzerland to become an outlet for evading sanctions. I
don't think that's what they want or what they would tolerate."Efforts
to secure on a comment on Saturday from the Swiss Foreign Ministry were
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530 Robinhood Drive, Hubbard Lake, MIList Price: $68,500 | Bed: 3 | Bath: 1.0
Up North Retreat. Get-a-way Or Year-round Home Great For Swimming, Fishing And Snowmobiling. Three Bedroom, One Bath Chalet On Wooded Lot. Cozy Home With Pellet Stove, Deck With Hot Tub And Detached Two Car Garage Big Enough For Your Cars And Toys. Owner Is Including A Four-wheeler With Plow. Conveniently Located Within Walking Distance Of Hubbard Lake And Churchill Pointe.Ceiling Fan, Curtain Rods, Drapes, Garage Door Opener, Range/Oven, Refrigerator, Water Softner
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Protecting Pumpkins
Growing pumpkins for the first time.
They are quite large and looking good.
I'm sure that an animal or a borer will destroy them before halloween and my daughters will cry for days.
Does anything typically attack pumpkins and how can I prevent it?
I've had deer chew on mine almost every year. They don't seem to really gobble them, just nibble a bit here and there. Out of a dozen or so pumpkins, I usually have four or five that are ruined for jack-o-lantern use. So far this year, only one is chewed, but I'm sure those pumpkin and squash chompers will be back.
I think I will throw some plastic netting over them pretty soon now. That has kept them out of my sunflowers this year.
I thought you ment protecting them from frost, and unless you have really large blankets there is not much you can do, just pick them. We have had temps in the 20's quite a bit now so they are long gone even with cover, you even have to bring them in rather than leaving them on the porch. We do have trouble with deer eating them too. I have found that they don't really bother the vines, but will kick a hole in a nice size pumpkin and eat it. We have had pretty good luck with putting laundry baskets over them. Even though they could easily kick them off they haven't seemed to figure that out.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Already leading Tennessee in scoring, Angie Bjorklund still heeded coach Pat Summitt's suggestion that the Lady Vols spend some extra time in the gym shooting this week.It certainly didn't hurt. Bjorklund, who entered the game averaging 14.9 points, scored all but three of her 19 points in the first half as No. 4 Tennessee beat Old Dominion 102-62 on Wednesday night."If you said what player you think has worked the hardest to get where they are right now it's Angie Bjorklund," Summitt said. "I think other players are recognizing what she can do on the floor."Bjorklund, who scored a career-high 29 points a season ago at Old Dominion, hit an early 3, a fastbreak layup and a fadeaway jumper as the Lady Vols (11-1) scored the first 11 points of the game. She hit one final 3-pointer for the first basket of the second half, earning some rest time for much of the second half.With 70.3 percent shooting, Tennessee led 57-31 at halftime. Old Dominion (2-8) hit just 33.3 percent of its first-half shots."I asked Pat for the fire extinguisher at halftime," Lady Monarchs coach Wendy Larry joked. "I think Angie Bjorklund has distinguished herself as one of the best there is. She certainly put on a clinic in the 20 minutes she played."As the Lady Vols' veteran, Bjorklund's hard work has also lit a fire beneath many of her teammates, Summitt said. All players put in some extra time in the gym after shooting just 32.8 percent in a 67-52 loss at No. 2 Stanford on Dec. 19.Glory Johnson recorded her eighth career double-double, scoring 15 points and grabbing 10 rebounds for Tennessee. Alyssia Brewer scored 16 points, and Briana Bass and Kamiko Williams both added 11."Just an extra 200 to 300 shots before or after practice really helps," Bjorklund said. "It helps mentally too."Jasmine Parker led the Lady Monarchs with 13, and Tia Lewis scored 11 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Shadasia Green added 12 points.Tennessee got a scare when two-time Southeastern Conference player of the week Shekinna Stricklen awkwardly landed on the floor after grabbing a rebound and left the court clutching her right knee. Initial tests showed her injury was not serious and she will be day-to-day as the Lady Vols prepare to face No. 14 Oklahoma on Sunday.It was the 43rd meeting between the traditional women's basketball powerhouses, but the Lady Vols have won 14 straight and hold a 34-9 lead over the Lady Monarchs dating back to 1977.Old Dominion has had a tough nonconference road, facing teams such as Stanford, Maryland, North Carolina State, Syracuse and Louisville before making the trip to Knoxville.The Lady Monarchs open Colonial Athletic Association play Sunday at Delaware and they hope that the especially tough schedule helps them cruise to an 18th conference championship in 19 seasons."I haven't played in the CAA, I've only watched it. From what I've seen it's aggressive but not as aggressive as the teams we've played," Lewis said.Summitt, in her 36th season and Larry, in her 26th season, have developed a strong friendship over their history of playing each other. Larry attended a celebration in Knoxville in May honoring Summitt and her 1,000 career wins wearing an orange blouse and carrying and orange purse."Took them back," Larry said. "I left the tags on."
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Good agents vs. bad agents
I'm discovering that's is possible to tell a lot about an agent from going to open houses. Here are some things that make me cross an agent of my list--and some that made me add them to it. Feel free to add your own.
Bad agents:
1. Send someone else in their place that doesn't know anything about the house. I understand that some heavy listers can't be everywhere at once, so they enlist aid, but some don't bother to make sure the stand-in knows anything. Here are some actual exchanges:
Me: Do you want some feedback?
Agent: (shrugs) It's not my listing. It's Janice's.
Me: Do you think she wants feedback?
Agent: I guess you could tell me if you want.
Me: (shaking head incredulously) How did she (the listing agent) come up with the price?
Agent: I don't know, maybe the seller insisted. It's probably about $100,000 too high.
If you're not making the effort to present the house well for someone else, you probably won't for me either.
2. Doesn't make sure the house looks good for open house. Yes, I realize it's technically the owner's responsibility, but you need to be a better coach. I've seen vacant houses with weeds in the beds, cobwebs on the windows and trim, and without heat or air turned on sufficiently in advance to make the house comfortable for showing.
If you ignore this stuff, you either don't have the attention to detail that will market my house in the best light, or you're lazy.
3. Leave before the open house is over. Yes, I've showed up at open houses 15 minutes before the end and sign is gone, door is locked.
Someone who comes late and leaves early...not who I want working for me.
4. Watch TV, talk on the phone, or text while people are walking through. No, you should be selling.
OK, I'll balance this out with good ones.
1. Talk to each person that comes through. Introduce the house up front BRIEFLY and ask them for feedback when they leave, even if they're not a potential buyer. Here's a good exchange.
Me: Do you want some feedback?
Agent: Yes, please.
Me: It's got a gorgeous view, but with the work it needs to update it, it's significantly overpriced.
Agent: Thank you. I'll make sure to pass this along to the owner.
Note that he didn't agree with me or down-talk the house, though I'm sure he was biting his tongue.
2. Have lots of info about the house to answer questions. One agent I saw had a map of the land showing proximity to neighboring houses. Our agents had before and after photos of our house to show buyers who said "this was built in 1994?" so they could talk up all the upgrades.
3. Stay late. Our agents had an appointment across town right after our open house, but stayed another 15 minutes because a buyer was lingering and asking questions.
Any other insights or experience to add?
I think agents are "people" oriented, and they get lonely and dispirited on slow open houses. But I do not go to open houses to meet people. About a third of the agents I meet blabber at me while I am trying to think about the house. If I ask how old is the X, then the answer is either a year or lack thereof, but it's not meant to be a conversation starter.
I also hate agents that are all about appearances and don't know or care about things like easements or drainage. I hate the ones who say "I'm pretty sure you could have horses here." I'd have to be really stupid to rely on that, and it just makes everything else they said suspect.
I wish I could say I had an agent that found me a great deal or helped me word the contract to my advantage, but not yet.
First of all, a good agent will HAVE an open house for you. A bad one will put you off. We had 2 different agents in the past year and a half. One refused to have ANY open houses. The other had an open house within 2 weeks of our signing the listing agreement and a second OH 4 weeks after that.
A good agent knows the internet and knows how and where to promote your home; a bad agent just puts the MLS listing up and figures he's done his part. One of ours had our house on MLS, on Craig's list, had targetted ads on Facebook aimed toward the kind of people who were most likely to be interested in our home and neighborhood.
A good agent gives you help knowing what things will appeal to buyers--a bad agent will come in and tell you how nice your house is.
Guess which of our 2 agents sold our house? in 6 weeks? a direct result of the second open house he held for us.


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Climbing Rose recomendations....
Hi all,
I am looking to form an archway into the potager in a cottage garden type of ornamental area.
I'm looking for a mixture of flowers and herbs, but the area is solid on one side, and oblong on the other (due to a curving path to the garage, and I haven't really determined layout or flower choices as yet.
The only thing I have determined is that I want an archway with climbing roses over the sidewalk.
I want 2 separate colors and I want them to be tall enough (7-8 feet) that they intermingle over the top of the archway.
One needs be white, the other could be a pale to med pink, salmonish or peachy pink ok too.
And want a highly scented rose too! ok with any fragrance variation, but was disappointed when I bought a knockout rose that was a lovely perfect color for the front yard, and it turned out it had no scent!
What cultivars would you recommend? The area is full sun, and the arch would be at least 1or maybe 2 foot deep.
Would one rose on either side do? or should I do 4, with one at the base of each foot?
If I did 4, I would like to do 2 in white (same cultivar katy cornered) and then do a pale pink and richer salmony pink at the other feet.
I prefer a more elegant rose shape, but want profuse blooming. And would like the shape of the roses to be similar across the colors.
Any recomendations on not only the cultivarrs, but on how to arrange the arch?
More questions:
How long does it take for the roses to cover the arch?
When is the best time to purchase and plant the roses?
This is near my carefully amended and composted potager area, so the soil has been developed for several years - what special soil needs do roses need?
I have heard they prefer a more acidic soil - any suggestions on how can I accomplish that in a small area for the roses, but not to affect the neighboring soil?
merci beaucoup!
How lovely! My favorite combo is Aloha & her sport Dixieland Linda (also called Lady Ashe). Aloha is a blend of salmon, medium pink & terracotta & Linda blooms apricot, buff & pastel salmon. Both are identical in form & habit - lush double roses with powerfully rich fragrance & continuous clustered bloom from mid-Spring right through to hard freeze. They have healthy dark green plentiful foliage, pliable canes, grow 8-10' high by 6' wide & are rated to zone 5. In my lazy no-spray garden neither blackspots nor mildews. David Austin has used Aloha to breed many of his English roses. Dixieland Linda is part of the Biltmore collection under the name Lady Ashe.
Mine started as own-roots (in gallon pots) which do best in the icestorms we sometimes suffer in Winter, lack of snow cover & numerous freeze-thaw cycles. Three years old now, they're a lush 8'. I don't do anything to protect them over Winter besides leave the last blooms to become hips, put a light layer of fallen oak leaves under them & find little die-back here. They're not usually available at garden centers, so you will likely need to mailorder them (start with gallons or larger) or wait till early next Spring for bareroots.
I know you asked for a white climber, but the apricot of Linda pales as the bloom ages to tinted cream & reads antique white, especially in twilight & evening. Some bright white rose blooms age unbecomingly to pale sepia. Unless you're planning a very deep arch (more than 6'), two roses will do fine & be much easier to train over the arch.
I've planted potted roses whenever they're available & transplanted garden roses to new locations anytime the ground isn't frozen, even during heatwaves with no trouble, even in a previous zone 6 garden. Sounds like your composted soil will do well - if you grow good vegetables you'll grow good roses. Enjoy!
Here is a link that might be useful: both roses
Make your arch really wide or your roses thornless, as you don't want a main passageway to have sharp thorns reaching out to grab folks walking through.
I have just gotten Zephirine Drouhin rose which has few thorns, a lovely scent, and a rich pink color. It blooms most heavily in spring, but has some through the summer and a few more in the fall, though not as heavy as the spring flush. I also have what I think is New Dawn, but it grows rapidly and has wicked thorns, so wouldn't be good for an arch.
I like Ianna's idea of having a clematis (or several) weaving through your roses so that when the roses aren't blooming, perhaps the clematis will be.
I think the most important thing is to make sure you get a climbing rose that will do well in your climate, are there any public gardens you can visit to see if you like their roses? Do you plan on spraying fungicide and pesticides to keep them healthy, or do you want no-spray roses that will thrive without chemical intervention?
There are a huge number of pink and white climbing roses, many of which are fragrant and most of which will probably not thrive in your climate. I seriously recommend that you head over to the Rose Forum and ask for advice from the pros over there, give as much info as you can about your particular climate and you should get some good suggestions. Consider Old Garden Roses, because they tend to be more fragrant and can be hardier and more disease resistant than many modern introductions. Although there are modern roses also bread for health and vitality, which may be right for you. Pay close attention to mature size, some climbing roses are relatively restrained growers and other are often called 'house eaters' because they will eventually engulf an entire building.
This post was edited by peachymomo on Thu, Jun 13, 13 at 11:11
I get mine mail order since climbing roses for me are sort of zone pushing, so most venders around here don't carry them. I use Brushwood Nursery since I am already getting clematis there. I prefer getting own root roses rather than grafted, so that is something to think about when choosing a vendor.
I usually order my bare roots from vendors who are as close to me as possible, Vintage Gardens is about half an hour away from my house so they have been my #1, but unfortunately they are closing and will stop taking orders June 30. I have also ordered from Rogue Valley Roses and Heirloom Roses, both of which are in Oregon. I have been happy with all of the band roses I received, they've all grown nicely. If you've never gotten a band rose before I warn you that they are small, cuttings are much smaller than bare-roots but given time they can outgrow and outperform their chimera cousins.
I only have one rose but it happens to be a thornless climber, Zephrine Droughn-I'm sure that's spelled wrong-but close enough for you to google it. It has a nice old rose scent-to me. I've heard it described as a raspberry scent but I don't get that. It is thornless & climbs nicely. I also like the new growth is rosy red.


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The federal government's real property portfolio includes more than 900,000 buildings and structures worth hundreds of billions of dollars. Many of these properties are leased from private-sector owners, often at total costs that would exceed what the government would pay for ownership. Overreliance on costly leased space was one of several factors that contributed to GAO's designation of federal real property management as a governmentwide high-risk issue. The administration's proposed Civilian Property Realignment Act (CPRA) would reform federal real property management and disposal. For this subcommittee, GAO is currently examining opportunities for consolidating federal operations and moving them from leased space to federally owned sites. This statement identifies (1) the factors that contribute to the government's reliance on costly leasing, (2) how CPRA may provide an opportunity to reduce reliance on leasing, and (3) federal agencies' independent leasing authorities and General Services Administration's (GSA) delegations of leasing authorities. To do this work, GAO relied on its prior work and reviewed CPRA and other relevant reports.
The decision to lease rather than own space for federal operations is often influenced by factors other than cost-effectiveness, including budget issues and operational requirements. Over the years, GAO's work has shown federal building ownership often costs less than operating leases, particularly for long-term space needs, and increasing ownership in these cases could save millions of dollars. Starting in 2008, GSA, the central leasing agent for most agencies, has leased more space than it owns. As GAO has reported, though, federal budget scoring rules can create challenges for new construction. Specifically, budget authority for ownership options must be recorded fully up front in the budget to appropriately reflect the government's commitment. For GSA operating leases, however, only the budget authority needed to cover the annual lease payments is required. This reduces the upfront funding commitment but generally costs the federal government more over time. Federal agencies' decisions to lease rather than own space may also be driven by factors such as cost, security requirements, the need for flexibility, and smaller space needs. In such instances, leasing may be practicable. Although GSA's goal is to cover the administrative costs of private sector leases with fees it charges the tenant agencies, it has been unable to do so in recent years--losing more than $100 million in fiscal year 2009--raising concerns about the agency's management of its leased properties. CPRA may provide an opportunity to reduce the government's overreliance on leasing. CPRA does not explicitly address the government's overreliance on leasing, but one of CPRA's purposes--to realign civilian real property by consolidating or colocating operations and reconfiguring space to increase efficiency--could help to reduce the governments' overreliance on leasing. For example, CPRA could identify opportunities for federal civilian agencies--many of which currently are located in leased space--to colocate on U.S. Postal Service property. Through legislation, many agencies have received independent leasing authority through their enabling legislation or in appropriations acts. Other agencies have received leasing authority through a GSA delegation. GSA may delegate to agencies leasing authority for general purpose, categorical and special purpose space. In November 2007, GSA amended its delegations of leasing authority to increase oversight and facilitate compliance with all applicable laws and regulations governing the acquisition of leases after audits found instances in which agencies failed to meet the conditions of their leasing delegations.
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Yahoo to expand partnerships with Belo TV stations in the coming year.
Yahoo plans to expand its partnerships with Belo television stations throughout the coming year. The firms have worked together for years as part of Yahoo's newspaper consortium and have tested an ad sales partnership involving Belo's local TV properties for a few months. The deal allows Belo's local TV sales teams to sell Yahoo ad inventory.
"We've been expanding the portfolio of local media partners that we work with to include more local TV stations," said Lem Lloyd, Yahoo's VP North America channel sales. Yahoo has been testing the TV partnerships with five Belo stations and expects to roll out to all 15 Belo TV markets in the next year. Belo stations serve areas including Dallas/Fort Worth, TX; Hampton/Norfolk, VA; and Seattle/Tacoma, WA.
Cox, Scripps, and Media General have similar deals with Yahoo. "We work with those TV groups to help train their sales force and put together packages" for television and digital ads, said Lloyd. He added that when Yahoo completes the Belo TV roll out, it will have "close to 100" stations on its roster.
In particular, the relationships help Yahoo generate ad revenue from local advertisers that have been difficult for Yahoo to reach before, such as local auto dealer groups. While Yahoo has sold ads to national auto brands like Ford and Chrysler, the TV station partnerships help them fill local inventory with ads from local companies and organizations.
"What these TV partnerships allow us is a better window into local DMA auto dealer associations across the country, such as Toyota of New York or Cleveland Ford Dealers Association."
TV station sales teams - usually comprised of around 10 to 15 people - will be selling Yahoo display inventory targeted behaviorally, or to "lifestages" categories such as consumers planning big events or people interested in secondary education. They can also buy run-of-network campaigns.
"The TV groups realize that there's a share shift happening in spend and they're being smart about it... by transitioning [traditional advertiser clients] and offering them a larger online presence."
In some cases, the Belo partnerships help Yahoo reach local markets where there were gaps before, such as Seattle. "There are certain markets where we don't have a newspaper partner, and we're always very mindful of trying to not overload a market," said Lloyd.
In 2008 Yahoo broadened its newspaper site advertising partnership with Belo, agreeing to make it the exclusive provider of local news video to Yahoo News in all Belo TV markets but Dallas and Boise. Yahoo shared ad revenue created through the clips with Belo. Belo was among the original members of Yahoo's group of newspaper site partners.
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The Treasury 30-year bond yield may fall to a three-month low of 4.48 percent after declining below a key resistance level on concern Greece's government will cut or delay payments to bond investors, according to UBS AG.
Treasuries rose, pushing 10-year note yields to the lowest level in more than a week, after Group of 20 nations rebuffed German-led calls for financial support to contain Europe's sovereign-debt crisis.
The U.S. Treasury Department may have enough cash to pay the government's bills for days or even weeks if Congress fails to raise the debt limit before an Aug. 2 deadline, say analysts at UBS AG and Barclays Capital.
Treasuries were little changed, erasing losses posted after a report showed faster- than- projected jobs growth last month, as average hourly earnings were unchanged, raising concern the U.S. economy is struggling to accelerate.
Treasuries rose, pushing 10-year yields to a two-week low, as investors sought the safest assets on concern Europe's debt crisis is poised to flare again.
U.S. 10-year note yields fell the most in more than three weeks as Europe's economy shrank and investors weighed Greece's chances of persuading creditors to agree to a bond swap under its private-sector-involvement plan.
Treasuries fell for a second week as a report showed the U.S. economy added more jobs than forecast last month, reducing speculation the Federal Reserve will pump more stimulus into the economy.
Treasury 30-year bonds fell as signs the employment market is strengthening reduced the appeal of U.S. government debt to investors seeking a refuge.
Treasuries fell, with the difference between 10-and 30-year yields widening to the most since September, as signs Europe's debt crisis may be stabilizing reduced demand at auctions of the securities.
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How the Swiss helped apartheid South Africa to build the bomb
Peter Hug, a historian whose inquiry was sponsored by the Swiss authorities, said his country "was a pillar of support for the apartheid government".
According to his report, which also found evidence of Germany's role in bolstering the white regime, the Swiss government was aware of illegal deals but "tolerated them in silence, supported some of them actively or criticised them only half-heartedly".
The most alarming aspect of the co-operation was the involvement in South Africa's secret atomic weapons programme, said Mr Hug.
Between the 1970s and 1993 Pretoria built six nuclear weapons and partially assembled a seventh. The Swiss firms Gebruder Sulzer AG and VAT Buchs supplied vital components.
"The fissionable material needed for this originated from the uranium enrichment that South Africa had built up with technical support from Switzerland, Germany and other countries.
"Swiss industry got around the arms embargo that the UN had imposed on South Africa in grand style," said Mr Hug, a historian at the University of Bern.
His report cited a deal worth at least 100 million Swiss francs (£44 million) which was brokered in 1977 and involved the supply of "highly sensitive technology".
Mr Hug said that Swiss industry violated the UN arms embargo and even flouted rules on arms exports defined by Switzerland.
In the mid-1980s most western countries, including the United States, imposed sweeping embargoes to try to bring an end to the policies of white domination.
But Switzerland refused to join the ban, arguing that it was incompatible with its neutrality and would have few practical results other than worsening the population's plight.
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Leicester Tigers have confirmed that winger Niall Morris has penned a new contract with the club.
Morris arrives at the Tigers back in the summer of 2011 and has made 26 appearances for the Aviva Premiership side, scoring seven tries in the process. The Tigers were recently handed a pre-Christmas boost with Julian Salvi and Steve Mafi opting to re-sign with the Welford Road club while Graham Kitchener, Ben Youngs and Tom Youngs have also penned new deals with the Tigers.
The 24-year-old has previously turned out for Leinster and he is delighted to have re-signed with the Tigers. "I'm really enjoying my rugby at Leicester and I was happy to agree a contract extension," Morris said. "I think I've improved a lot as a player with Tigers and that is something I want to continue to do here. I've had great support from the coaches and the players, and I want to continue to play here and do my best for the club."
Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill added: "Niall made a big decision to leave Ireland and come to Leicester last summer and he has been been a very important member of the squad here for the last two seasons.
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Specifications say SQL CE runs as an "in-memory-process". What does that really mean, and what is the difference of this compared to SQL Express? And does it matter if SQL Express is connected as attached or detached in that respect?
I'm specially concerned with latency/lag, as my program is not typically User-activity based, but mainly controlled by algorithms and other data-input. I have an impression that SQL CE may have an advantage over SQL Server (& Express) when considering this. Is there any truth to that?
Also if any other (non-MS) databases has advantages in this area, it would be nice to also know about those options & reasons.


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Hundreds of fans camped out in downtown Los Angeles at LA Live over the weekend, just to be the first to purchase tickets to the advance screening to the Michael Jackson This Is It movie.
They began lining up early last Thursday, and continued to wait until midnight on September 27th, when the tickets went on sale. The first 500 people in line also received an authentic, one-of-a-kind This Is It lenticularly-printed ticket inspired and designed by Michael Jackson for the London concerts.
The film, featuring footage of the King of Pop rehearsing for his London concerts, will be screen exclusively at the brand new Regal Cinemas at LA Live on October 27th.
This Is It captures the singer, dancer, filmmaker, architect, creative genius, and great artist at work as he creates and perfects his final show. Kenny Ortega, who was both Michael Jackson's creative partner and the director of the stage show, is also directing the film, which is being produced by Randy Phillips, Kenny Ortega and Paul Gongaware.
The new facility will boast the nation's most state-of-the-art and technologically advanced theatres. All 14 theatres will feature digital projection and sound systems along with high gain screens, high-back reclining seats and retractable cup holders guaranteeing the ultimate comfort for the best movie experience. The Regal Cinemas LA Live Stadium 14 will also feature an 800-seat premier house with a private entrance and lobby in addition to a grand spiral staircase leading to the premier theatre's balcony level.