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Patrick Pilet to Join Lizards for the 24 Heures du Mans
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Flying Lizard announced today that Porsche factory driver and French national Patrick Pilet will join the No. 79 Flying Lizard Porsche for the upcoming 24 Heures du Mans. Pilet replaces Darren Law, who is unable to participate due to a scheduling conflict. Flying Lizard will field two Porsche entries in the endurance race on June 16: the No. 80 Porsche 911 GT3 RSR in the GTE Pro class and the No. 79 GT3 RSR in the GTE Am class.
The drivers of the No. 80 are Joerg Bergmeister (Germany), Patrick Long (USA) and Marco Holzer (Germany). The No. 79 drivers are Seth Neiman (USA), Spencer Pumpelly (USA), and Patrick Pilet (France). Bergmeister, Long, Holzer and Pilet are all Porsche factory drivers.
Eric Ingraham, Flying Lizard team manager and strategist of the No. 79 Porsche, said, "Obviously, we are disappointed that Darren is unable to participate; he has been a fundamental part of our American Le Mans Series team since 2004 and our Le Mans program since 2009. However, Patrick will be an excellent addition to the No. 79 lineup. He ran with us for our full 2008 American Le Mans Series season, and several races since, including the 2011 ALMS Petit Le Mans where he finished second in the No. 45 Porsche with Joerg and Patrick Long."
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The 24 Heures du Mans will get the green flag at 15.00h CET (6:00 am PT) on Saturday June 16. The race will be broadcast live in its entirety on Eurosport in Europe and SpeedTV will offer partial coverage in the United States. Radio Le Mans will broadcast live radio in English. Flying Lizard will broadcast the team radio live throughout the race; read the team race blog for frequent team updates at www.lizardms.com.
About Flying Lizard Motorsports
Flying Lizard returns to the American Le Mans Series for their ninth season and the fourth consecutive season for Bergmeister and Long together in the No. 45. The Lizards have won two ALMS GT team championships (2008 and 2009) and have finished in the top three each year since 2004. The team has secured three ALMS GT drivers' championships: Bergmeister and Long took the title together in 2009 and 2010 and Bergmeister with Wolf Henzler in 2008. Bergmeister is five-time ALMS GT drivers' champion (2005-2006 and 2008-2010) and Long has won the title three times (2005, and 2009-2010), all with Bergmeister. Bergmeister is the only driver in Grand-Am and ALMS history to win the championship in both series in the same year (2006).
Flying Lizard has also competed in the 24 Heures du Mans from 2005 through 2011, finishing third in 2005, fourth in 2006, sixth in 2008, and sixth in 2011.
The privateer team is based in Sonoma, California.
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KANSAS CITY, KS -- (Marketwire) -- 01/07/13 -- EyeVerify, a pioneer in mobile authentication, today announced that it has appointed Christopher Barnett as Executive Vice President of Global Sales & Marketing.
Barnett will be responsible for all aspects of customer engagement, including global sales, marketing and communications. As a part of his role, Barnett will also drive the company's foray into key verticals including finance, mobile device OEMs, wireless network operators and large enterprises.
Barnett joins the EyeVerify team with extensive mobile app development, OEM, carrier, and enterprise sales experience gathered during his career at Vlingo, Rand McNally and Handmark, to name a few. His proven leadership will be instrumental in introducing the company's solutions to the market and defining the EyeVerify user experience. Barnett will report directly to EyeVerify CEO, Toby Rush.
"Chris knows our customers from his experience with telcos, OEMs and consumers. He understands their needs and he knows how to build go to market strategies that deliver results," said Toby Rush, CEO. "Chris is the ideal person to evangelize EyeVerify's authentication solution and expand our business."
Earlier this year, EyeVerify announced the industry's first eyeprinting solution -- the ability that allows mobile users to verify their digital identity while easily and securely accessing highly personal information on the web with just a glance. The patented technology is a major advancement in biometrics authentication and is the only mobile solution that uses existing smartphone cameras to image and pattern match the unique veins in users' whites of the eyes, ensuring highly accurate, fast and convenient security for mobile transactions.
"Joining EyeVerify at this stage in the development of the company is a magnificent opportunity. We are addressing very clear and compelling growth trends -- mobile security, authentication and BYOD," said Barnett. "I'm looking forward to EyeVerify ushering in a new era that will allow enterprises and consumers to fully utilize mobile technology with the right level of security."
About EyeVerify
EyeVerify offers accurate, simple and secure mobile identity protection and access to highly personal information with just a glance using existing smartphones. EyeVerify's patented vascular 'eyeprint' solution uses built-in cameras in today's mobile devices to image and then pattern match blood vessels in the whites of users' eyes, ensuring highly accurate, fast and convenient mobile, digital identity protection, without requiring additional hardware for businesses or end users. Learn more at eyeverify.com.
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Highest scoring ride in bareback riding:94 points scored by Wes Stevenson (Dallas in 2002) and also by Will Lowe (Omaha, NE. in 2003).
Fastest time(s) in the steer wrestling:2.2 seconds posted by Oral Zumwalt in 1930 (*Note: there was no barrier at this time).
2.4 seconds posted by Jim Bynum and Todd Whatley (Marietta, OK. in 1955), Gene Melton (Pecatonia, IL. in 1976), and Carl Deaton (Tulsa, OK. in 1976).
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Fastest time(s) in tie-down roping:5.7 seconds posted by Lee Phillips in 1978 at Assiniboia, Saskatchewan (*Note: he did not leave the box).
6.3 seconds posted by Ricky Canton (Strathmore, Alberta in 2005).
Fastest time in the barrel racing:(*Note: Arena sizes and conditions vary greatly from rodeo to rodeo so times are measured from the Wrangler NFR.)
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Highest score(s) in bull riding:100 points / Perfect Score scored by Wade Leslie (Central Point, OR. in 1991).
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I killed my cell phone (it was a dumb phone) by washing it in the washing machine. It was in my pants pocket, and I forgot. The bad thing is this is the second time that I have done that.
The Pilot Club of Covington welcomed its partner in education for 2014-15 to its monthly meeting in August.
The Rotary Club of Covington hosted District Governor William E. Strickland III at its weekly meeting Tuesday.
I was on the phone with my sister this week. We usually talk at least once a week unless either of us feels very strongly about a Jeopardy question or answer and has to call the other about it. Then we talk more often. We especially like to brag if we knew final Jeopardy and none of the contestants knew it.
I am sure most of you saw the picture in The Covington News of the large tree limb which fell into Floyd Street recently. The limb is gone and so is the tree and another large tree that was in the same yard. Every time I drive down Floyd Street and pass where those trees were I get a jolt. It just doesn't look right. It's like buying a new piece of furniture. Every time you enter the room that piece of furniture jumps out at you. The empty space where those trees were just jumps out at ...
Hunting is a popular hobby and sport enjoyed by millions of people across North America. Over the last 10 years, data from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service indicates that more and more females are taking up hunting.
The Heartland Woman's Club will hold a reception Oct. 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Woman's Club Building honoring The Covington Woman's Club for being recognized as the oldest club in the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs.
What are the odds of realizing your childhood dreams?
It's not easy to lose.
I have a picture that sits on a dresser in my bedroom that no one ever sees. It serves as the repository for odd socks. When I am folding laundry and if I find an odd sock, it goes over the picture. Sometimes, I actually find matches in the socks hung over the picture frame.
My younger Macon granddaughter spent the week with me. It was exhausting for both of us. She had to be across the road from Parkview High School at 8 a.m. each morning. My alarm went off at 6 a.m. and I woke my granddaughter 15 minutes later. The 15 minutes gave me time to get the paper, drink a cup of tea and read the headlines.
A group of diverse musicians will perform at McKibben Music's open-air recital in the Square. The event is free and open to the community.
Hosts Crissy Alter and Stephanie Hollis partnered with The Varsity to make this year's Fifth Anniversary Miss Covington Pageant event extra special.
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I would like to introduce you to Faith Community Church. As I prayed about where to launch a new work for God, He began showing me the needs in Newton County and the surrounding areas. With over 101,000 people in Newton, I found out that only 41 percent of the population was active in a church family. Together, with the help of others, we decided to help more people find a church home where they can connect honestly with God, connect with others in genuine friendship and connect to our community.
The Order of the Eastern Star is a non-profit, benevolent order and housed in Covington at Golden Fleece Lodge.
I have bought my sister's Christmas present and she will buy mine early. We have the same taste in books. So we have gotten into the habit of buying each other books for Christmas that we both want to read. We buy them early, read them first and then give the book as a Christmas present. It does mean we have one less surprise for Christmas. But at our ages who needs surprises? We'd rather have something we want and will enjoy.
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Complaining is a snap! If America were to hold a Complaining Olympics, I'm certain I'd have a shot at gold for most of the indoor events. Complaining is natural and highly contagious, like Ebola, or some of those sniffles the birdies and piggies are trying to give us. So, what do we do about it? Do we keep complaining, or do we start to call out life's joys as a bit of neuro-linguistic programming to change our wicked ways? Let's try that. Let's start celebrating tiny little things that matter to us. I'll go ...
My bridge club enjoyed the field trip to my husband's cabin.
As twilight faded into a rainy night, we circled the Iwo Jima memorial in a charter bus with Georgia, Florida and New Mexico 4-H members.
This week, let's talk about the folks who are, at least in many minds, the great legislative "bogeyman" - that is, lobbyists! These are the presumably dapper, silver-tongued devils who are protecting something we talked about last week - interest. How insidiously un-American!! …Oops! I quickly realized that if we truly believe in freedom of speech, then everyone has a right to protect their interests by petitioning their government and that doing so is America's real national pastime.
I will have two granddaughters in middle school this year. My granddaughters are getting grownie. At the same time my body is getting groanie.
Dad gets to be king of his castle at least one day during the year. Come mid-June, children near and far scramble for ideas to treat their fathers to a special day and award him with gifts for being a role model, provider and confidante. Father's Day activities should be centered around dad's interests. With that in mind, the following are some ideas to honor dad or another special man in your life.
It is my turn to have my ladies' bridge club again.
Alice is dead. The housekeeper in the center square of mod sitcom entertainment has passed away at 88, leaving her Brady Bunch without their rudder.
Covington filming locations have grown in popularity as local businesses have capitalized on the success of popular shows and films. The Mystic Falls/Vampire Stalkers tour recently received a 2014 certificate of excellence from trip advisor, while 12 Oaks Bed and Breakfast topped Fox News' top destinations for readers list.
My sister called me last week. We both watch Jeopardy and had been surprised that Ken Jennings did not win the Battle of the Decades on Jeopardy. She also commented on the difficulty of the answers in that Jeopardy Tournament. I agreed. I usually can guess more of the questions than I did during that tournament. But, what she called to comment on was that none of the champions in a particular game rang in and knew the question for the answer "antecedent." That's a grammar question. An antecedent is the noun that a pronoun is taking the place ...
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Your four-year-old is about to enter a whole new world of incredible toys. Tiny pretend-and-play sets, amazing construction sets, and all kinds of activities and craft kits will keep your little one entertained for hours. These toys are so much fun, you won't be able to resist joining in!
The multi-award winning uKloo Early Reader Treasure Hunt Game: A new concept in Educational Games helps children gain confidence as they learn to read. With this game (which was created by a mom!) children begin practicing their reading and building on their reading skills without even realizing it! uKloo turns your home into the game board and gets kids physically active. uKloo has 3 levels of achievement for early readers and makes learning to read fun!
Kids are having so much fun playing uKloo that they have no idea that they are actually building their reading skills! The excitement of finding hidden clue cards and running around the house on a treasure hunt is so engaging that the kids are reading without even realizing it! When the kids get stuck on a word, they are empowered to look up the word themselves with the aid of a Picture Helper Poster, as a reference tool to decode the clue card.
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Greatest troll ever? Volition's Saints Row IV 'GAT V' DLC pack is now available today, suspiciously released on the same day for that other game that shares the same abbreviated letters. Not only that, but Deep Silver and Volition have made the DLC free for today only for members of Steam.
The cool thing about this freebie is that you don't need to own the game to claim you freebie DLC. Normally Steam requires you to have the base title in order to get DLC for said game, but this time, it's allowing everyone to grab the DLC regardless if you own Saints Row IV or not. The DLC sells for $2.99 otherwise. Steam members have until September 18 to grab it for $0, available right here.
The DLC itself is themed after Johnny Gat and includes new outfits for Gat and Aisha, a combat knife launcher, and a 50. cal rifle.
Also released today is the Wild West pack DLC. Though not free, the DLC sells for $2.99 and brings western themed outfits, shotgun, and revolver.
The two DLC packs are coming to PSN and XBL today as well, but the GAT V content will not be free. The DLCs will go on sale for $2.99 each.
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Getting a new computer? One devil urges you to buy a Mac or Chromebook, while the other insists you try Linux. And here's me explaining why you should stick with a Windows device.
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For a good amount of people, the choice between Windows 8 and Ubuntu can primarily come down to the user experience, which is largely attributed to the desktop environment.
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Amazon.com Inc's newest mobile device, a smartphone that may sport a 3D screen, is the retailer's latest attempt to exert its influence over the way consumers shop online.
With converging devices now being an established trend in the APJ region, networking giant Cisco is betting big on its collaboration solutions in the region.
Priced at Rs 4,799, the Spice Stellar 360 will be available across India through e-commerce websites such as Amazon and Saholic.
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Bassist and composer Joan Torres got into music before becoming a teenager. Throughout the years he grew as a musician and developed an interest for Jazz music. He has studied Jazz with a list of great musicians like puerto rican legend Tony Batista (William Cepeda), Oscar Stagnaro (Paquito D'Rivera) and Matthew Garrison (son of John Coltrane's bassist Jimmy Garrison). His ability was recognized by musical institutions like Berklee College of Music who offered him many scholarships to attend their summer programs and the college as a full-time student. He developed his musical skills by studying and performing a wide variety of music including Salsa, Rock, Reggae, Latin Jazz, Funk, Fusion, Jazz, Classical Choir music and even Brazilian Capoeira music. ...
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Awards12th Annual Independent Music Awards Nominee (Funk/Fusion/Jam Album for "Before", Funk/Fusion/Jam Song for the track "The Chase")
●"Showcasing alloriginal material and recorded entirely in San Juan, it is evident that dedication to detail has achieved a terrific result." James Nadal, All About Jazz
●"Joan Torres is one of those incredible talents that you have to delve deep into the treasure chest of music to find. Hailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico, Torres defies conventional songwriting and playing styles in order to create his incredibly entrancing and technical music." Nic Raffo, The.Raffo.Review
●"The songs on Before are perfectly crafted arrangements that speak of the evolution and variety of sounds that Jazz music has to offer." Red House Reviews
●"Not taking anything for granted here, I'd say that Joan Torres's All Is Fused is well on their way to becoming a legendary jazz ensemble and 'Before' will be one of their most respected releases." I Am Entertainment Magazine
●For jazz fans that appreciate traditional jazz, but grew up in the jazz fusion era, All I Fused gives such listeners the best of both worlds." Dan MacIntosh, antiMusic
●Joan Torres's All is Fused album Before, is a perfect musical exhibition for the ears. Each cut paints a picture that is worth examining and studying for its dynamic skill and synthesizing of musical flair." Kyle Jarmon, Examiner
●"Torres knows his fusion history, and appropriates from it with a sure touch. [...] The compositions display a dynamic and stylistic diversity; they tend to be pleasing sequences of chords more than appealing melodies." Jeff DaytonJohnson, All About Jazz
●"I must admit that I'm hardly versed in Jazz, but Joan Torres and Before has me worried about the fact that I may be missing out on something tremendous. But then again, maybe it doesn't get much better than this..." Brian Lion, Under The Gun Review
BeforeSelf Produced
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David King, executive director of the Alberta Public School Boards Association, has announced that he will launch a petition calling for the end of public funding of separate schools. King, education minister in the Lougheed years, believes Alberta would be best served by taking away Catholics' constitutional rights and ensuring that the province has a monochromatic school system. more . . .
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The 20th century theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar maintained there is an inseparable connection between love and truth. To know the truth is to perform an act of love. It is to step outside the confines of one's self and open oneself up to the object one is endeavouring to know. more . . .
When WCR readers sat down to complete our current readership survey — which they are doing in quite large numbers — they no doubt were thinking only of what their responses mean for the newspaper. Yet their answers to some questions might also reflect what they would like to see as pastoral priorities of the local Church. more . . .
Perhaps it seems strange that in a document on the Word of God (Page 5), Pope Benedict would place a special emphasis on silence. Silence, after all, is the absence of words, is it not? Is it possible to find God's word in silence? more . . .
This month marks the 30th anniversary of Pope John Paul II's second encyclical, Rich in Mercy. While John Paul's first encyclical, Redeemer of Humanity, showed how Jesus reveals man to himself, Rich in Mercy spoke of how Jesus reveals the Father. What Jesus reveals about the Father is love, in particular, his mercy. more . . .
The massacre of 58 Catholics in Baghdad's Our Lady of Salvation Cathedral Oct. 31 was far from being the worst incident of violence since the U.S. invasion of the country in 2003. But it was the worst slaughter of Christians and it occurred in a place of worship. The event may well drive nails into the coffin of the Church in that blood-stained country. more . . .
In an article in the Oct. 23 Globe and Mail about former Col. Russell Williams, "How a psychopath is made," reporters Anne McIlroy and Erin Anderssen, write, "A growing number of (scientists) now see psychopathy as a neurodevelopmental disorder, one in which a combination of genetic and environmental factors, such as neglect or poor bonding with parents, lead to deficits in the brain. And if biology is to blame, can society hold the psychopath responsible?" more . . .
Overestimating the importance at this time of the canonization of Alfred Bessette, Montreal's Brother André, would be nearly impossible. At a time when the Church is portrayed primarily as an institution, often an unsavoury institution, Brother André shows that the Church is, above all, holiness. The Church is a healing touch; it is the mercy of God in our midst. more . . .
Prostitution may be the world's oldest profession. But a recent Ontario court decision striking down the country's laws against prostitution does more than recognize the inevitable. It will bring harm not only to the sex trade workers, but also to the johns, the families of the johns and neighbourhoods. If the Supreme Court of Canada upholds the ruling, the common good of the country will be undermined.more . . .
One might wonder how Canada plans to use 65 joint strike fighter F-35 jets with stealth capability. Of course, there are all sorts of possibilities, both fanciful and realistic, in the world beyond 2016 when the first of the jets will come into service.


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Magento, a feature-rich eCommerce platform, being built on open-source technology, offers online merchants excellent flexibility and control over the look, feel and content of the website along with functionality for their e-stores.
SugarCRM empowers enterprises to acquire and retain customers by offering improved proficiency and control over their sales pipeline. Being an open-platform cloud-based Customer Relationship Management solution, it is easily customizable, thus cater to the organization's dynamic needs. It offers a competitive edge to the enterprises by providing with a 360-degree view of their customers and helping them to streamline their marketing strategies.
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Magento SugarCRM Integration enables companies to track customer's behavior by the products purchased and also catapult repeat sales, brand loyalty, conversion rates, and social media involvements in an integrated database.
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@FGCU_SandVB Set to Begin Home Slate with FAU Tuesday
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU sand volleyball team is set to play its first 2014 season home match on Tuesday, March 18 at 4 p.m. against Florida Atlantic University. The match, held at the Estero Community Park located in Estero, will be the third time these teams meet on the sand, with the Eagles being undefeated against the Owls as a team.
The Eagles look to claim their second victory this year after starting the season with a program best 1-1 record two weeks ago against Warner University and Tulane University.
Senior Kaitlin Holm (Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers HS/Marshall) and junior Whitney Masters (Muncie, Ind./Wapahani HS) led the Eagles with wins over Warner and Tulane in the No. 1 spot before earning three wins in the Stetson Pairs Tournament. The impressive mark allowed them to reach the consolation bracket in the top division of the tournament.
The no. 3 duo of Elenora Kazarian (Tibilisi, Georgia/College of Central Florida) and Vanessa Benke (Toledo, Brazil/College of Central Florida) and no. 5 duo of Madi Wilcox (Mundelein, Ill./Mundelein High School) and Marlene Moeller (Ludinghausen, Germany/Pascal Gymnasium) return after going undefeated, winning both matches against Warner and Tulane. Both pairs went 0-1 in the lower division of the Pairs Tournament.
At no. 2, Karina Mambuca (Naples, Fla./Gulf Coast High School) and freshman Caroline Jordan (Orlando, Fla./William R. Boone High School) defeated Warner but fell to Tulane in a close three-set match. During the Pairs Tournament, the duo went 0-1 in the upper division.
Katie Gutmann (Coconut Creek, Fla./Monarch High School) and Ashley Baker (Estero, Fla./Estero High School) fell to Warner University in the Eagles' first single-elimination match of the Pairs Tournament.
"The girls are excited to play at home for the first time this year. Sand is a new sport for most of them, but their adjustment from the floor to the sand has been very impressive," said assistant Holly Herbers. "I am expecting that what we have worked on as a unit and individually will pay off tomorrow, as we have already experienced our first tournament of the season at Stetson."
"The girls will be more comfortable and fully prepared from here on out. FAU will be tough, but I know we are going to play our best volleyball at home tomorrow," Herbers continued.
FAU comes to Estero with a record of 0-6 on the year after dropping two matches Wednesday against Webber International. The Owls lost 0-5 in their first match against Webber and were unable to claim a victory in the second match, falling 1-4 in the second game.
Tuesday's meeting will be a friendly competition between current and former Eagles, as FAU head coach Brooke Kohler is a former indoor and sand volleyball FGCU player.


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Residents of East Torresdale spent more than two hours deliberating how to react to a local tavern owner's proposal to expand his business. But by the end of an Aug. 11 meeting of the East Torresdale Civic Association, Kevin Goodchild got neighbors' go-ahead to more than double the capacity of Maggie's Waterfront Cafe.
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A cursory glance at the statistics of the Dominican Winter League shows that Alexi Casilla finished second in the regular season with a .336 batting average in 119 at-bats. In 68 more at-bats in the league's playoffs, Casilla has hit .397. Combined, he's hit .358, by far the best average in the league. It is hard to get too excited over his production given the league and the sample-size, but as of right now, is Alexi Casilla be the Twins starting second baseman in 2012 and, more importantly, will he be there when the season ends?
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There is no question he's the starting second baseman. The question is his health and if he can last the whole season. I'll admit I've always been more optimistic on Alexi than I should be given his history. Thanks a bunch for reeling me back in!
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I think it's a given that he'll start the season at second. At this point it'd have to be viewed as a surprise if he lasted even 100 games though, since he's failed to do so in the past five years despite ample opportunity. Hopefully this is the year he finally stays healthy and turns the corner, but I'm not putting much stock into the DWL numbers.


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It really captures what it feels like to be a kid. show more
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Compared to the first two movie installments, this one is uncharacteristically scattershot in the life-lessons department. show more
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A half-hearted morality tale about taking responsibility for your actions as a sign of impending maturity. show more
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Here and there, in the father/son scenes, you see a glimmer of an honest interaction. All in all, I'd rather watch a "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide" rerun. show more
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I'd call Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days harmless if it weren't for some totally unnecessary gay-panic jokes that could actually encourage bullying. show more
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Fox is smart to keep turning this stuff out before star Gordon grows too old for the role. He's terrific in a Leave it to Beaver way, perfectly capturing the angst of being in-betweener. show more
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Greg avoids the curse of the three in the third outing for the Wimpy Kid. Hardly groundbreaking but plenty of fun for its target audience. show more
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Rwanda Defence Forces (RDF) peacekeepers serving in the Central African Republic (CAR) have managed to save more 2000 Muslim civilians who were attacked by the Christian anti-balaka militia along the CAR-Cameroon border.
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The incident happened on February 16, 2014 as RDF escorted a 70-vehicle humanitarian and commercial goods convoy from the capital Bangui to the Cameroonian sea port of Douala.
We condemn in the strongest terms this cowardly attack on the humanitarian convoy. We call upon all armed groups in CAR to lay down their arms and stop violence that is killing innocent people", said Brigadier General Joseph Nzabamwita, the Rwanda Defence Forces Spokesman.
Rwandan forces have been conducting humanitarian convoy escort, making a 700 km long journey from Bangui to CAR-Cameroon border after Bangui and CAR had been cut off from supplies by armed groups controlling the Bangui-Cameroon main supply road that connects it to the sea port of Douala in Cameroon.
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Price and Quality Regulation in a Physical Network Industry
AbstractOur paper models the relationship between price and quality regulation in a physical network industry. The analysis is closely inspired by some of the major regulatory features of the current organisation of the British railways industry, even though its insights have more general implications. Our model focuses on the combination of price and quality regulation and accounts for the existence of entry costs which create a competitive advantage for the incumbents in the competitive franchise bidding. We show that the effectiveness of the quality control is nonmonotone in the quality standard set by the Regulator. Moreover, we advance that price regulation negatively affects the extent to which the service quality can be controlled. By partially subsidising the entry costs, the Regulator can intensify the competition for the market and improve the regulation of the service quality. Nevertheless, since entry costs subsidisation involves social costs (e.g., distortionary taxation), the Regulator faces a trade-off between price regulation, on the one hand, and quality regulation and entry costs subsidisation, on the other hand.
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