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Fieber has made big strides this season and seems to get better each game. He looks right at about 6-0, maybe 6-0.5 but has a very strong arm and can get the ball down the field. He made several nice throws outside the pocket including a beautiful 48 yard touchdown pass to Max Redfield that hit the athlete right in stride.
He has been very well coached by the Diablo staff and is already very advanced in terms of the depth he gets on his drops, his decision making and ability to make multiple reads. Fieber throws with accuracy to all areas of the field and can throw with touch or with heat depending on the throw.
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Echuca United has lost 10 of its players to Picola and District Football League club Mathoura.LUKE MCMANUS March 28, 2014 4:04am
Echuca United coach Scott Beattie has let fly at former teammates Damien Dalziel and Nathan Rowbottom over the veterans' move to Mathoura Football Club.
Beattie labelled Dalziel, Rowbottom and eight other former Eagles ''quitters'' after the group switched to the Timbercutters during the off-season.
Beattie said money had been a factor in the defection and, following the club's premiership win in 2013, questioned the group's ''mental capacity to work hard and be part of continued success'' with United.
Joining Dalziel and Rowbottom at the Picola and District Football League club included Matthew Nunan, Rodney Reeves, Nathan Marsh, Wayne Phyland, Mathew Giorgianni, Andrew Mortimer, Daniel Kavanagh, Nathan Kavanagh and Josh Roberts.
''Minor league football clubs pay ordinary players money to play football,'' Beattie said.
''They're not as good as they once were, they're only reserves players and if they can get the money to play senior footy then good luck to them.
''They're probably at the standard they warrant, they'll be the big fish in the small pond and it's up to them to make their own decisions.
''I'm disappointed that an ex-coach (Mick McInnes) has targeted United for his whole recruitment campaign.
''Instead of a broader area, Echuca and Moama and the surrounding district, they've just targeted our club.''
Beattie said Dalziel's decision to leave United, after 252 games and a life membership, was triggered after the veteran was overlooked at the selection table ahead of the 2013 finals.
Returning from a knee injury in 2012, Dalziel strung together five senior games before he was dropped (after round 19) from the senior squad and finished the year off playing in the reserves preliminary final loss to Tongala.
Beattie said Dalziel and Rowbottom (also recovering from a knee injury) were approached during the year and were told their senior football was over at United.
Rowbottom returned in July and played nine reserves matches by the end of the season.
''I had to be blunt with those guys,'' the premiership coach said.
''I could have given it to them in a way that gave them hope of playing in the grand final, that they've still got a senior career with us.
''But that wouldn't be me doing the right thing by the individuals involved.''
Dalziel admitted he was ''dirty'' after missing out on grand final selection but denied the notion that money influenced his decision to move.
Dalziel and Rowbottom said players saw the writing on the wall and wanted a change, denying McInnes' initial involvement in luring them across to the Timbercutters.
''I earned myself another year or two of senior footy,'' Dalziel said.
''Blokes saw an opportunity
''I've moved on and have no issues with anyone at United apart from a select few.
''I'm not worried about what's happened or what's been said.''
''I'm ready to play and focusing 100 per cent on what's happening at Mathoura as there are exciting times ahead.''
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- Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Release Date: Nov 15, 2005
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- Summary: Friends: The One With All The Trivia is a question and answer based videogame using over 600 memorable episodic clips, audio soundbites, catchphrases and live-audience laughter from all 10 seasons of the hit show to test players' "Friends" knowledge. Recurring show characters Janice (Maggie Wheeler) and Gunther (James Michael Tyler) host the game – reading over 3,000 interactive questions and guiding players through fast-paced gameplay including different single and multi-player game options. [Warner Bros.]… Expand
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Saleh should resign. I mean the guy survived an explosion which killed everyone else; you would think he got the hint the first time. Its understandable that the people are unhappy with Saleh's leadership. The country is on the brink of civil war which will destabilize the region. Saudi Arabia will also have to be concerned with the situation in Yemen since they are right next door and it is most likely that they are trade partners. A civil war will screw everything up, especially for Saudi Arabia.
President Saleh just needs to finally 'throw in his chips and retire' as stated in the article. While his coming back to Yemen unannounced may have temporarily calmed the violence, there is too much chaos now for him to fix personally. The question is whether he will finally retire and do his country a favor or as part of his power-hungry struggle engage them in a civil war. The sad fact is that the answer to this question is entirely up to Mr. Saleh and he does not appear to be going down anytime soon...at least not without a fight.
Mr. Saleh should retire soon if he has a strong desire to live, because his people seem completely willing to attempt killing him. Again. But seeing as he was already blown up once and he still came back to his seat of power, he seems ready to do whatever he needs to do to stay where he is. While this may not include compromising much, he has the forces to keep the people away from him, for now.
Saleh is making himself seem selfish. There is no way that he does not know that his country does not want him in charge due to the recurring attacks on him and his followers/ aides. The best thing for Yemen right now would be for him to step down. He obviously wants to keep power but that is not necessarily what is best for the country which is why he should put his country before himself and let someone else takeover. This threat of a civil war will not be dissipated if he stays in power.
All of his friends and protectors told him not to return to Yemen. But just like every other crazy dictator in the Middle East, he did. As if the removal of all his peers was not enough, he was blown up last year. The middle east is fighting all of these dictators. Once he returned to Yemen, an attack was made on one of his allies. He needs to realize the people are perfectly capable of taking him down and have the will power to do it.
How many times has there been talk of power in Yemen being handed to someone else? And yet Saleh is still in charge! I'm surprised that his return has actually calmed things. I was sure his return would cause more violence. But his rule there is still not a positive thing for Yemen. Shia guerrillas and fugitive Saudi al-Qaeda operatives are definitely not good replacements for him but he must step down to stop the protests. But with the chaos I don't know how well this country will be able to shift the power to someone other than the guerrillas or al-Qaeda who are fighting for control; if Yemen even gets to that point when Saleh gives up. This all seems like a mess and I'm worried to see which way it turns.
Obviously President Saleh does care for his country since he came back willingly after he got injured in the bombing. Although he is back to Yemen, is he really the correct fit to be the leader? Many people think that he may still be the one who calms the situation down a bit and others believe that he may not be the one. But what they fail to see is that if President Saleh steps down from office who would lead the country? If he stepped down, then most likely the terrorists or the tribal warlords would take over the country. With them taking over Yemen, matters will most likely become worse for the residents of Yemen. They should give President Saleh a chance once more again and see what happens rather than not supporting him.
Obviously President Saleh does care for his country since he came back willingly after he got injured in the bombing. Although he is back to Yemen, is he really the correct fit to be the leader? Many people think that he may still be the one who calms the situation down a bit and others believe that he may be the one. But what they fail to see is that if President Saleh steps down from office who would lead the country? If he stepped down, then most likely the terrorists or the tribal warlords would take over the country. With them taking over Yemen, matters will most likely become worse for the residents of Yemen. They should give President Saleh a change once more again and see what happens rather than not supporting him.
I don't understand why the leaders of the middle east, like Mr. Saleh, try to rule a nation that doesn't want them? It's just ridiculous that power, wealth, and greed overwhelm the more important matter of subject: what the people of a nation want. The point of a nation is for the people, who reside within the boundaries of the nation, to peacefully celebrate their culture and ways of life. With Mr. Saleh as president, he's enforcing policies that the Yemenis clearly don't fancy. He needs to sign his peace deal and get out of power because honestly, the middle-east is going to burst into nothingness soon if such bloody protests and civil wars keep occurring. In fact, other nations should use the example of peaceful exchange of power to finally rid themselves of burden and major corruption.
Pretty much everyone agrees that Saleh needs to go, but I don't think he will. Some humans are so power-hungry that they will do anything, and risk anything, to have it. Some will even risk their lives when they are very obviously being threatened by, say for example, those rebel-types who are willing to blow them up *cough, cough*. There is no way that Saleh will give up his power unless he has a major attitude shift. Most of the rebelling countries in the Middle East have leaders like Saleh currently, and that is exactly why they must go for the good of the country and the world. Unfortunately, this will not be easy, particularly when leaders such as Saleh act as a sworn leader for life, and term limits and such do not get in the way.
He is a brave man for returning to Yemen while it is in the fires of a revolution, but I think it shows how much he wants to maintain his position of power. It won't be long before there are attacks on him, it'll only take a bit of organization from the rebellions.
This is amazing to see...a ruler who is so adamant about ruling over his country that he would rather keep his position at the expense of the lives of his own people than step down. But then again, this kind of scenario is becoming common in the Middle East. I wonder if NATO will push the boundaries of international sovereignty law. If not would, Russia and China even allow the UN to intervene?
The Middle East, like always, still holds the title of "powered keg." President Saleh was almost blown to pieces after that attack and was forced to flee for a bit. I'll give him credit for having the guts to return back to his country after that happened, but I think he'll need to step down. If his people are really causing a ruckus and attempting to kill him, then his people must be really unhappy with the way things are going on in Yemen. But if this guy steps down, I have no idea who will replace him as president. How would the rest of the country react to this change in power in Yemen?
Yemen clearly needs help and i don't think President Saleh is the answer anymore. The people simply don't want him in charge of their country anymore. There is power in numbers and he doesn't have the followers or any faith left from his people. If he really came back because he cares about his country then he needs to step down and let the people choose his successor. If he came back just for the sake of being back in power, he will be out of office regardless soon enough.
I think the 3 times he "thought" about giving up power before show that he's not going quietly. He still wants to be in charge- and unfortunatley, he has the power to fight to stay in it for a while. On the cusp of civil war, it seems Yemen will either be under Saleh or a new ruler who comes to power through force- neither of which look very promising.
President Saleh needs to retire or give up already. The people of Yemen do not support him at all right now and his return to the country has sparked more violence among the citizens, rebels, and Saleh's military forces. The whole country is on the brink of war with the presidents return to the country and he is doing nothing but causing more violence through out the country provoking a civil war. This could pose a major problem for the Middle East as outside countries may have to get involved. The whole Middle East is in unrest as all or most of the major influential leaders of different countries begin to lose power. The people of the Middle East are trying to change the entire region.
I've been following what has happened in Yemen a lot recently and it's very interesting to see how things have played out. Saleh is a hero for returning home after spending months in Saudi Arabia. This was a bold strategy on his part but seems to have caused some ease. For now everything is at a relatively calm state, or at least calmed down a lot.. but let's see if it stays that way. Doubt it.
I'm surprised that he hasn't given up power yet. He gets bombed and doesn't take that a sign to get away and run to a different country. My guess is that he won't back down, he's going to stay in power and accept the risks. And the meantime his people are going to rebel and it's going to continue to get much bloodier...
I think that there needs to be a new leader in charge besides Saleh. Yemen is in dire need of help, and Saleh has not proven that he will be the solution to fixing these problems. On March 18th, 52 people were killed and over 200 people were injured by government forces that Saleh's controls. These citizens were peacefully protesting and got there lives taken. If this is not a bad show of leadership, then I do not know what it. Change needs to be made in Yemen, and Saleh is not the right change the citizens need.
Nobody with that much power is going to give it up. The fact of the matter is, everybody's a little bit selfish and Saleh isn't an exception. His people are going to throw him out and it's a matter of time, but it won't be peaceful. Arab Spring in Yemen? Oh it's happening and for the the best too, this country has needed change for a long time and it's only a matter of time...
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Despite advice, recommendations and warnings from dentists about the importance of regular flossing, many people admit they still don't do it, and countless more do it only in the days and weeks before or after their semi-annual cleanings and checkups, reports the Academy of General Dentistry. The reasons patients cite for not flossing are many, but lack of time is the most common. Many patients feel guilty about not flossing daily, and some abandon the practice all together. "I request that my patients floss once a day for control of calculus and tartar build-up on their teeth because plaque is continually developing on your teeth, causing cavities and gum disease," says Academy of General Dentistry spokesdentist Barbara Rich, DDS.
Dr. Rich tells people not to give up-flossing even two or three times a week has its benefits, and it's far better than not flossing at all. "At least get in there and break up those colonies of bacteria and germs so they aren't accumulating for quite so long." "I tell patients they don't have to make flossing a 20-minute routine in front of the mirror, but floss correctly by sliding the floss against the side surfaces of the teeth--not just sliding it in between the teeth. Once you are familiar with flossing, floss when and where you have time. You can even keep floss near your living room chair and do it while watching television."
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The Night Stadium edition arrived on US shores a couple of weeks after they hit the Eastern Hemisphere. The Cool Grey colorway touched down in Europe and Asia around the same time but hasn't dropped stateside. What will become of this next Nike Free Chukka Woven colorup? An appealing mix of browns plus blue hits will please sneakerheads within reach with a style that blurs the line between 21st century lifestyle sneaker and time-tested boots. Check out more images after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for word on this Free Woven Chukka's release.
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Philadelphia Eagles RB LeSean McCoy Says Feud With New York Giants DE Osi Umenyiora is Over
The well-publicized feud between Philadelphia Eagles running back LeSean McCoy and New York Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora is officially over.
That's what McCoy says, anyway.
"We crossed paths a couple times, we gave each other the eye," McCoy said on the SportsRadio WIP Player's Lounge show on Monday. "In the warmups, we looked at each other funny. I think after the game, it's time to get over this Osi and LeSean thing because after the game [Umenyiora] said 'you're a heck of a player, we're in this business, let's get over this.' He said, 'let's be done with it.'
"Being a bigger man, also for myself, you've got to focus on the Giants, they're a good team already. My goal is not an inter-division battle with Osi. It's with the Giants, and trying to get to the Super Bowl."
The feud began last year when McCoy tweeted that Umenyiora was soft, overrated, and the third best defensive linemen on his own team. Umenyiora responded by calling McCoy "Lady Gaga".
On Mother's Day, Umenyiora tweeted, "Happy Mothers Day Lesean Mccoy! Enjoy your special day!!"
On a recent episode of ESPN's "E:60″ McCoy called Umenyiora "a ballerina in a Giants uniform."
On the field though, the feud never really consisted of anything other than McCoy running past Umenyiora and the Eagles beating the Giants every time the two teams played.
McCoy has rushed 35 times for 334 yards and two touchdowns, a ridiculous 9.54 yards per carry, in the fourth quarter of his seven career games against the Giants. This includes touchdown runs of 66 and 50 yards, and game-clinching runs of 60 and 40 yards.
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The Phoenix Coyotes selected center/ left-wing Max Domi with their first round pick, No. 12 overall, on Sunday in the NHL Draft.
A Toronto native, Domi is the son of former NHL player Tie Domi. As such, the Coyotes have now selected sons of former NHL players in three consecutive drafts, drafting Henrik Samuelsson, son of Ulf Samuelsson, in 2012 and Connor Murphy, son of Gord Murphy, in 2011.
At 18 years old, Domi is praised by scouts for his offensive prowess, which he displayed with his amateur team, the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League. Central Scouting's No. 19 overall prospect in the 2013 NHL Draft, Domi stands at 5-foot-9 and 185 pounds.
Unlike his father, Tie, who made his career as an enforcer in the NHL, the left-handed Domi is known for his speed and skill on the ice.
Domi's coach with the Knights, Dale Hunter -- also former Washington Capitals' coach -- described such skill in a recent interview with NHL.com.
"He has extensive offensive skills and his skating ability is � and I hate to say it � [Sidney] Crosby-esque," Hunter said. "You never want to compare [a player] to someone like that, but he has a very strong lower torso, so his center of gravity is amazing."
The Coyotes have six selections remaining in the draft, including No. 42 overall -- the 12th pick of the second round.
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Competing at the highest level in college football appears to come with a high price tag, with top spending teams typically the ones vying for the national title or the top bowl games.
The Memphis Business Journal conducted a study of college football finances. It shows that the SEC conference had seven of the top 15 schools as far as spending on football in 2010. The conference also contains the two teams that played for least year's national championship: the University of Alabama and Louisiana State University.
The SEC also includes Auburn University, which topped the list, spending $39.07 million in 2010, finishing with a perfect 14-0 record that year.
The University of Missouri, which entered the SEC this year, ranked 49th by spending $14.98 million or $2.57 million a game in 2010. Missouri is the top football spender among local Division 1 NCAA schools. Mizzou finished 10-3 in 2010 and played in the Insight Bowl.
The University of Kansas ranked 56th, spending $13.1 million on football in 2010, or about $1.73 million a game. KU finished with a 3-9 record that year.
Kansas State University ranked 71st in football spending at $10.87 million, or $1.78 million a game. K-State finished that year with a 7-6 record and played in the Pinstripe Bowl.
Missouri ranked 39th in revenue generated by football in 2010, raking in $24.69 million. K-State collected $19.73 million, ranking 54th. KU came in at No. 78 with $9.53 million.
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Just how unprecedented is it for BYU football to have 21 recruits committed to sign by mid-July? The February 2007 national letter-of-intent signing date remains nearly seven months away.
Well, it's never been done before. Unmapped territory for the Cougars.
Chris Pella, the former Utah State head football coach who worked as recruiting coordinator for LaVell Edwards in the 1990s, says it's a risky business to get recruits on board early, but BYU football was moving in that direction at the end of 2000 when Edwards retired.
"The SEC has always gone after commitments early," Pella said. "It's just what they've done in that highly competitive league over the years. Penn State started doing it the past decade. We started getting six or eight through the summer after our camps when we'd have a chance to see recruits."
The 21 oral commits to the Cougars is one shy of the University of Texas, according to Scout.com, an Internet recruiting service. BYU had 11 on June 16 and added 10 more within 24 days.
Of course, commitments are relative. They are not binding until a letter of intent is signed, and the earliest that can happen with high school football players is February. And, it goes without saying, there are recruits, then there are recruits.
The 21 commits is seven times as many as all the teams in the WAC at this stage, three times more than the remainder of the MWC combined. It is more than Nebraska and Oklahoma combined (13). It is more than Alabama and Tennessee added together (19) and Georgia and Florida combined (18). Miami has seven, Clemson 10 and Boston College nine. Both Oregon and USC lead the Pac-10 with eight commitments each, according to lists on Scout.com.
In the MWC, New Mexico has three commits and TCU two, according to the Internet.
Ty Detmer committed to BYU in July of 1986, the summer before he played his senior year. Although he committed to BYU recruiter Claude Bassett, Edwards upheld the pledge when Detmer visited the campus during a summer camp.
Norm Chow, however, warned that Detmer's commitment wasn't binding, and without a signature, it meant nothing. He was right, but both parties kept their word.
When Edwards saw Detmer's size, he wondered what he'd done, but the Texan from San Antonio was the Texas player of the year, an honor given annually by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. Four years later, Detmer was MVP of the Freedom Bowl and had won the Heisman Trophy.
The risk in taking recruits early comes if they can't handle it, according to Pella. With these 21 recruits, there is another risk many will serve LDS missions right out of high school, and right now that number has not been nailed down and likely won't be until winter.
Said Pella: "Once a scholarship is secured, some kids slack off as seniors, try to not get hurt, play tentatively or don't work hard because they've got a scholarship. It's kind of like spring football practice with seniors; sometimes they don't work as hard because they feel they don't have to."
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- Privacy Policies and Rules Whether an RIA is SEC or state-registered, the firm must have policies and procedures in effect to protect clients privacy. Policies and procedures should explicitly require an RIA to send out its privacy notice each year.
- Whistleblowers A whistleblower is any individual providing the SEC with original information related to a possible violation of federal securities law. The Dodd-Frank Act established a whistleblower program that enables the SEC to reward individuals who voluntarily provide such information.
Certified financial planners (CFPs) around the world have a "renewed focus on consumer protection," with the Dodd-Frank Act influencing the profession on a global scale, the CEO of the Financial Planning Standards Board (FPSB) said on Monday.
"This notion of national regulation is a thing of the past," Noel Maye, FPSB's CEO said during a conference call with reporters on Monday. Since Dodd-Frank, the "overarching theme" is international collaboration.
To help CFPs around the world engage in dialogue about the latest trends in the industry—and to spur recognition of financial planning as a profession—FPSB launched the same day a global blogging site for CFPs called Financialplanet.org. Blogger topics run the gamut, from the state of the profession to the regulatory environment in different countries.
FPSB, which has member organizations in 24 territories around the world, owns the CFP certification marks outside the U.S. and licenses organizations to offer CFP certification on its behalf. The CFP Board, on the other hand, owns the CFP marks and operates its own certification program in the U.S.
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Maye also said the online survey also confirmed the fact that CFP professionals around the world want to adhere to a professional code of ethics and standards of practice that put the client's interest first.


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USU athletics: Utah State University Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame announces 2013 class
A four-time All-American hurdler, an All-American high jumper, two legendary football players, one men's basketball player and a contributor committed to Aggie Athletics comprise the latest class of Utah State University's Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, announced Tuesday.
The dinner and induction ceremony for the Hall of Fame's 11th class is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, at the Riverwoods Conference Center in Logan.
The six inductees include: Candy Cashell, USU's first female track All-American; Jim Laub, a life-long contributor of Aggie Athletics; Jimmy Moore, a great Aggie basketball player; Corey Murdock, one of just two track athletes in school history to earn All-American honors at least four times; Roy Shivers, an All-American running back; and Jim Turner, an outstanding quarterback and kicker.
"We are extremely proud of the wonderful collective achievements of this year's class," said Utah State Director of Athletics Scott Barnes. "This group joins 69 other outstanding individuals, along with three teams, to further ensure the proud tradition of Aggie Athletics."
A total of 75 individuals and three teams have now been inducted into the Utah State Athletics Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame was founded in 1993 with 12 initial members, followed by eight members in 1994 and seven in 1995. The addition of any inductees was stopped until 2006, and inductees have been added every year since.
Located inside the Steve Mothersell Hall of Honor, the Utah State Athletics Hall of Fame gives fans the opportunity to view biographical information and watch videos on each of the inducted members. Both the Hall of Fame and the Hall of Honor are located inside the Jim and Carol Laub Athletics-Academics Complex in the north end of Romney Stadium.
The Hall of Fame Committee made its final selections for this year's class in January 2013. The inductees must fit into one of five categories: student-athlete, coach, team, athletics staff member or contributor/special achievement. Contributor/special achievement includes individuals who have contributed to the ideal of sports at the university. Each nominee must receive at least 75 percent of the committee's vote to be eligible for induction.
2013 Utah State University Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame Class
Sports: Track & Field/Women's Basketball
Years: 1982-84
One of just nine female track athletes to earn All-American honors at Utah State, Candy Cashell was Utah State's first female track All-American as she finished sixth in the high jump as a freshman in 1982 at the AIAW Outdoor Championships in College Station, Texas. During her freshman season, Cashell set the then school record of 5-10 (1.78m) in the high jump, a mark that still ranks tied for second all-time in school history. Cashell also spent three years on the Utah State women's basketball team (1982-84) and ended her career ranking eighth all-time in school history with 60 blocked shots, including 33 her senior season to rank 10th all-time. Cashell also recorded five blocked shots against Northern Arizona as a junior in 1984, a mark that still ranks tied for sixth all-time at USU. During her junior season, Cashell averaged 13.2 points and a team-best 9.4 rebounds per game. She also scored a career-high 25 points against Idaho State. As a junior, she led the team in scoring seven times and in rebounding 16 times. Following her collegiate career, Cashell won the Gatorade Track and Field Invitational in 1986, 1987 and 1988, and won the Jesse Owens Track and Field Invitational in 1988 after finishing as a runner-up in that meet in 1987. Cashell, who also competed in the 1988 U.S. Olympic Trials, was ranked eighth in the nation in the high jump in 1988 and 10th in 1989 by Track and Field News. Cashell was also an All-American high jumper at the the University of Delaware in 1986 and was inducted into its Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006.
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Turangawaewae* is a Maori word, a beautiful word which describes both a concept and a sense of well-being.
Defined in the Encyclopedia of New Zealand literally, tūranga (standing place) and waewae (feet) is often translated as 'a place to stand'. Tūrangawaewae are places where New Zealanders, Maori and Pakeha, feel especially empowered and connected. They are our foundation, our place in the world, our home. In the concept of tūrangawaewae, the external world is a reflection of an inner sense of security and foundation. The mountains, rivers and waterways to which one can claim a relationship, also express this internal sense of foundation.
The Antipodean Mariner returned to New Zealand last week for a shipmates reunion, the Apprenticed Cadets of the Union Steamship Company of New Zealand. The USSCo. is no more, but was as great a force of national economic development as QANTAS is to Australia or Maersk Line is to Denmark. It was with some irony that of the seven Cadets who signed indentures in December 1977, the AM is the only one not currently sailing (though two of the AM's shipmates have recently revalidated and gone back to sea in the Offshore Industry). One of the seven was Captain Kevin J., Master of the 'Go Canopus' during the Rena salvage operation. Like the old saying goes "the older we get, the better we were".
The trip back to New Zealand provided an opportunity to reconnect on two levels. On the first level, it was renewing the deep friendships formed by a common experience. At the second level, it was a re-connection with the beauty of the country where the AM was born, worked and raised a family - my turangawaewae.
To some extent I had written off New Zealand as too small, too slow and too far away from the reality of my life now in Melbourne. But six days and 1,400 km around Napier, Gisborne, the Bay of Plenty and the Coromandel Peninsular on a borrowed BMW has changed that perception and I feel reconnected with (and maybe even a little homesick for) the place where people talk like me.
Australia is where I live but New Zealand is my turangawaewae.
The Antipodean Mariner
*Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal. 'Papatūānuku – the land - Tūrangawaewae – a place to stand', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, updated 1-Mar-09. http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/papatuanuku-the-land/5
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Roberts Lipsbergs scored his seventh and eighth goals of the season to lead the Seattle Thunderbirds to a 4-2 WHL win over the Tri-City Americans on Saturday.
Danny Mumaugh made 27 saves, while Shea Theodore scored and Adam Henry got his first goal of the season for Seattle in front of 3,568 at ShoWare Center in Kent.
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Brooks Borcherding
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"Poor Management - Not at all a good place to work as a contractor "
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I worked at NaviSite as a contractor (less than an year)Pros
Have no pros to discuss about. Very dissatisfied with company.Cons
Very poor senior Management
No workstation provided to contractors(not informed in advance regarding this) but needs the person to start working and be productive from day one though resources are not provided to them.
No cube allotment
No proper documentation on the projects and the on board training,
Limited knowledge transfer while on boardingDoesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookNo opinion of CEO
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