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Two men have been charged with riotous behaviour in connection with the serious public disorder at the interface area between Corcrain Road and Obins Drive in the Co Armagh town.
Officers came under sustained attack from paint bombs, petrol bombs and other missiles - sledge hammers were also used to damage armoured PSNI vehicles.
A total of 19 plastic baton rounds were fired during the trouble which continued into the early hours of the morning.
No police and no members of the public were injured.
Three arrests were made. A 24-year-old man has been charged with riotous behaviour and criminal damage, while another - aged 42 - faces those counts plus possession of a weapon.
A third man aged 20 was charged with disorderly behaviour, resisting police and assault on police - he was arrested in the area but isn't directly linked to the disturbances.
It is believed social network sites and mobile phones were used to gather people from outside the area for what was originally planned to be a peaceful protest by residents over the removal of loyalist flags.
"Police received information that loyalists intended to lead a peaceful protest," Superintendent Jason Murphy said.
"The peaceful event did indeed take place but that quickly descended into disorder. It was clear from very early that there was a number within that group who were intent on violence from the outset."
Reverend Ken Robinson, who was in the area trying to calm things down, said the trouble was a reaction to nationalists allegedly having been allowed to remove the flags.
"I do believe further up the road in the Corcrain estate that a number of flags were removed on Thursday night," he told UTV.
"The allegation is that nationalists removed them and the police allowed them to remove them - but whatever the justification, there is no excuse for last night."
As the violence continued into the night, police advised motorists to avoid the Corcrain and Ballyoran areas, Obins Drive, Union Street and surrounding areas.
Sinn Féin MLA John O'Dowd said loyalists tried to attack nationalist homes during the disorder.
"What is known is that around 100 loyalists attacked police and attempted to attack nationalist homes in the Portadown area over several hours," he said.
"I would appeal for calm to return to the streets of Portadown. I'm in no doubt that the vast majority of people, whether they are from the unionist or nationalist community want to see an end to this trouble. They want to see order restored and they want to be able to get on with their lives."
However the DUP's Upper Bann MP David Simpson refuted Mr O'Dowd's comments, saying fireworks had been directed at Protestant homes in the area.
"The initial rioting was provoked by nationalists firing missiles and removing union flags from mainly unionist areas," Mr Simpson said.
"The violence on Friday evening will not stop such unprovoked attacks from nationalists, the rioting only serves to disrupt and deface the locality. I know many elderly people living in the area where living in fear last night and did not endorse this violence. Such scenes must be condemned."
A PSNI statement said: "No homes within the nationalist community were directly attacked although we are aware of some damage being caused from missiles thrown into the area of Obins Street."
Upper Bann Alliance councillor Sheila McQuaid called the trouble "deeply damaging" for the local area.
"I am disgusted at the activities of those involved in this disorder," she said.
"I would appeal for people to act responsibly. This type of incident is deeply damaging and we need to ensure stability to help us grow our economy."
Police have come under attack across parts of Northern Ireland in the past week.
Rioting already broke out in Portadown on Wednesday night, this time in the Garvaghy Road area.
In the early hours of Tuesday morning two police officers were injured after trouble also erupted in the Craigwell Avenue and Obin Street areas of the town.
A PSNI operation is planned for Saturday night to prevent any repeat of Friday's rioting.
"Despite the violence against my officers last night, I can assure the public of Portadown that we remain steadfast in our determination to work with all communities to make Portadown safe," a statement added.
"The law abiding people of Portadown want to see peace, harmony and most of all prosperity and we stand ready as a police service to play our part."
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Cunning Carlton quick Ryan Sidebottom wasted little time stepping up to the next level with a scintillating Futures League debut for Victoria this week.DAMEN FRANCIS February 1, 2013 4:05am
Cunning Carlton quick Ryan Sidebottom wasted little time stepping up to the next level with a scintillating Futures League debut for Victoria this week.
The Tallygaroopna-raised cricketer finished with match-best figures of 6-76 from two innings to help lead the Victorian second XI to a seven-wicket win against Western Australia.
Former Kialla all-rounder Alex Keath, 21, captained the side and hit the winning runs to cap a great match for Cricket Shepparton.
In the first innings, Sidebottom took the ball first change and picked up two crucial early breakthroughs on his way to 3-44 from 13.1 overs.
Sidebottom, 23, was handed the new ball in the second dig and struck in his first over, before snaring the final wicket to finish with 3-32.
Among his scalps was Tom Triffitt, who has made 15 Sheffield Shield appearances for Western Australia and Tasmania.
After the match, Sidebottom said he was just pleased to be a part of the side and play his role.
''It was a bit of a relief, just to know I can compete at that level and to get the early (wicket) was probably good to give me a bit more confidence to go on and get another couple,'' Sidebottom said.
''It helped having Alex there, who had full confidence in me to take the new ball as well.
''He came up to me just after we lost our last wicket (in the first innings) and said 'if I get my way, then you'll take the second over and we'll work from there'.
''It eventuated that I took it and got a wicket with my second ball, so I sort of repaid the favour a little bit.''
Sidebottom was one of four debutants and he said that made fitting into the side much easier.
The performance could be just the beginning for Sidebottom, who has already been offered a place in the team for next week's three-day match against the Darren Lehmann Cricket Academy.
However, his involvement in that match depends on how well he pulls up from this weekend's Victorian Premier Cricket match for Carlton, after experiencing some soreness in his foot.
Sidebottom is likely to meet with Cricket Victoria high performance manager Tim McCaskill sometime in the next week anyway to get some feedback on his performance.
''We did a little bit of a review after the game, but nothing too deep,'' he said.
''I'll go and speak with Tim McCaskill and a few of the other guys and get a bit of footage from the game and have a chat with the coaches.''
Keath, who has been in the Victorian Bushrangers' system since 2010, made 51 not out in the second innings, to go with 29 and in the first innings and bowling figures of 2-13 and 0-29.
He has made six appearances for Victoria this season and will hope to add to that tally before the end of the season.
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On Sunday, November 23rd, at 7 pm, we are hosting the annual Solon Community Thanksgiving service at Kol Chadash. Shulhouse Rock, our band, will be playing. All Kol Chadash members are asked to bring a dessert. EVEN IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE SERVICE, PLEASE DROP OFF BAKED GOODS TO THE CONGREGATION ON SUNDAY MORNING SO THAT WE MAY BE HOSPITABLE TO OUR NEIGHBORS AT SOLON AREA CHURCHES. Click here for the Flyer.
On Sunday, December 14th, nationally acclaimed Jewish singer/songwriter Julie Silver will be our guest for a special concert and learning experience. The event includes lunch and the concert following religious school. All ages are invited and welcome for what is always a great performance. All religious school students and one parent have already paid for the event. For all others, it is $8 for lunch and the concert, and $5 for the concert only. Click here for the flyer.
Friday, November 21st at 6:30 pm is a Barrels of Fun Shabbat Service for our young people under age 7.
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Friday, December 12th at 7:30 pm is our congregational Chanukah Service. Oneg sponsored by the Lie family in honor of their anniversary. It will be preceded by a dinner at 6:30 pm.
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DALLAS (Reuters) - As prices on silicon-based solar panels continue to plummet, makers of alternative technologies are tweaking their products and in some cases shifting strategy altogether to make sure they are not left behind in the race to make solar competitive with fossil fuels.
From start-ups such as Miasole and eSolar to industry heavyweights like First Solar Inc, solar companies that use raw materials other than polysilicon are working to preserve both their competitive positions and their survival.
"We've stepped up our game," said Jim Lamon, senior vice president for engineering, procurement and construction at First Solar, the world's most valuable solar company.
Though First Solar makes the lowest-cost solar panels in the world using cadmium telluride as its raw material, Lamon said the company is nevertheless squeezing out costs for other system components. And because its in-house construction teams use the same products in every project, Lamon said that gives them an efficiency edge over other solar project developers.
"We are hell-bent on keeping that wide margin," Lamon said in an interview.
It is the goal of solar manufacturers to bring down the price of solar power so that it can be more competitive with dirtier energy sources. However, this year's dramatic fall in the price of silicon-based panels has squeezed their profits and margins even while it made their products more affordable and competitive with other technologies.
Up-and-coming solar companies that lack the scale of either First Solar or the leading silicon-based panel makers are under even more pressure to finally bring a product to market that can compete with ever-cheaper traditional modules. At the same time, weak capital markets have made fundraising for companies with unproven technologies more challenging than ever.
"The market in general is resistant to new technologies that don't have a strong balance sheet behind them," said John Van Scoter, chief executive of eSolar Inc, which makes modular solar thermal power plants.
Many small, privately held solar companies were founded when the price of polysilicon was in the hundreds of dollars per kilogram and the industry was looking for alternatives that would bring down the cost of renewable power more quickly.
Today, however, the rise of China as a major player in solar has helped send the price of solar-grade silicon to about $40 per kg, while prices on traditional solar modules have slumped as much as 40 percent this year alone.
"Trying to differentiate on technology in an industry that is focused on price is tough," said Chaim Lubin, an associate in investment bank Lincoln International's solar practice.
The likes of Evergreen Solar Inc and Solyndra learned that lesson the hard way. Both companies had been scaling up production of silicon-light solar products and were caught flat-footed when the price of silicon-based panels collapsed this year. Both filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the last two months.
At Miasole, a photovoltaic solar startup that uses copper indium gallium selenide as its raw material, a "cultural shift" is under way to transform the company -- which until recently was laser-focused on developing its technology -- into a nimble and efficient manufacturer, according to its vice president of marketing, Rob DeLine.
Miasole earlier this year struck a deal with Intel Corp under which the chipmaker provides training and expertise to help the solar company improve manufacturing and lower costs. Then, about a month ago, former Intel manufacturing chief Bob Baker joined Miasole as its president.
With Intel's help, Miasole produced record quantities of its product in the third quarter, DeLine said, and its output has become more predictable.
"Technology guys like to turn the knobs on a machine and discover stuff, and manufacturing guys like to freeze the dial on that same machine and run it day in and day out and have predictability," DeLine said in an interview.
Another venture-backed startup -- with an entirely different technology -- said it prepared early for an increasingly tough competitive climate.
"We saw it coming," said eSolar's Van Scoter.
That's because last year, NRG Energy Inc switched to solar projects that had intended to use eSolar technology to cheaper photovoltaic panels, spurring Van Scoter to action.
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This month, another flotilla is set to breach Israel's lawful maritime blockade
on Gaza. Organizers claim it will sail to the "occupied" Gaza Strip to deliver
"much-needed supplies," yet both premises are false. Earlier this year, the
International Committee of the Red Cross declared there was no humanitarian
crisis in Gaza. Moreover, the proposition that Gaza remains occupied by Israel
has recently been refuted by an unexpected source – a UN Security Council
resolution.A staple claim of Palestinian supporters is that Israel's
occupation of Gaza did not end with the military withdrawal and the accompanying
uprooting of nearly 10,000 Jewish residents. The Goldstone Report relied on this
argument, and it is widely echoed by international lawyers and the
press.This view has never had much to recommend it. Article 42 of the
1907 Hague Regulations provides that a "territory is considered occupied when it
is actually placed under the authority of the hostile army."Similarly,
the Geneva Conventions, even in the broadest interpretation urged by the
International Committee of the Red Cross, require that ground forces exercise
"control within" the territory.Moreover, an occupying power must be able
to provide all governmental functions – to run things inside the occupied
territory, not simply patrol the borders. Yet the de facto government of Hamas
rules Gaza without Israeli intervention.The argument for occupation has
been that since Israel maintains "absolute authority over Gaza's airspace and
territorial sea [it is] manifestly exercising governmental authority in these
areas," in the words of Prof. Iain Scobbie. Others claim that border control
amounts to "effective control" of the interior. But prior blockades, like that
of Cuba by president John F. Kennedy, were never considered occupations.
Moreover, border controls are typical along every international frontier, even
among the friendliest of nations.Nor does Israel control all of Gaza's
borders. While Egypt had chosen to keep its border with Gaza largely closed,
this had nothing to do with Israel. And in the wake of Egyptian political
changes, the Rafah border is now completely open, further hollowing the argument
that it is Israel exercising control over entry to Gaza.The recent UN
Security Council resolution authorizing force against Libya provides an
excellent experiment in whether the legal arguments widely made about Israel are
also applied in parallel cases. In March, the UN Security Council passed
Resolution 1973 in response to Col. Muammar Gaddafi's violent crackdown on
anti-government rebels. The resolution authorized military action, delineated a
no-fly zone across all of Libya, froze Libyan assets, and authorized the
extensive use of force against Libyan troops.Yet Resolution 1793
specifically rules out any "occupation" of Libyan territory. This was not stray
language. The prohibition of occupation has helped secure the support of several
skeptical nations.At the Council meeting, Lebanon's delegate stressed
that the resolution would not result in the occupation of "even an inch" of
Libyan territory.SO WE now have confirmation from the Council that a
broad embargo, no-fly zone and months of constant aerial bombardment do not
constitute an "occupation." Certainly these activities have considerable effect
on Libya, and "control" much of what happens there. Obviously Israel's much less
comprehensive and invasive measures against Gaza do not constitute an occupation
by this standard.Of course, the Libya resolution proves nothing new; the
arguments that Gaza remained occupied after 2005 were always quite
surprising.The obviousness of the above principles when applied anywhere
but to Israel should give pause to those who think that even a full withdrawal
to pre-1967 lines will lead to Israel's international legitimacy, or preclude
the fabrication of new pretextual claims.Eugene Kontorovich is a
professor at Northwestern University School of Law, and Paula Kweskin is a legal researcher.
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Florida Gulf Coast forward Filip Cvjeticanin will miss the entire 2014-2015 season, and will redshirt, the school announced on Monday. The 6-foot-9 rising senior will undergo back surgery and is expected back for the 2015-2016 season.
"Filip's back has plagued him for some time. He hasn't been able to lift weights and has missed valuable practice time," Florida Gulf Coast head coach Joe Dooley said in a statement. "This procedure will hopefully fix those issues. It gives him some time to get stronger and continue to develop. We're looking forward to having him rehab here at FGCU following the procedure and expect him to contribute significantly during the 2015-16 season.
As a junior, Cvjeticanin, the native of Croatia, accepted a bigger role, averaging 6.8 points and 2.7 rebounds in 22.4 minutes per game. He was the top 3-point shooter for the Eagles, knocking down 40 percent of his attempts from behind the arc. He reached double figures in eight games.
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Ukraine's Oleksandr Usyk reacts after his fight against Russia's Artur Beterbiev during the men's quarterfinal heavyweight 91-kilogram boxing competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics on Aug. 5 in London. Usyk wrapped up a flashy performance at the games by winning a gold medal late on Aug. 11. (AP)
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Ranking the 2013 Boston Red Sox Roster: Players 26-30
John Farrell-Boston Red Sox Manager
John Farrell faces a tough challenge in his first season as the Boston Red Sox manager.
He inherits a team that has woefully underperformed the last two seasons while at times proving to be unprofessional and entitled, a very troubling mix of attitudes.
The Red Sox went out this winter and added veteran players on short-term contracts to rebuild the major league roster until the top prospects in the minor leagues are ready.
Boston starts this spring with a deeper roster than years past, but without the star power that was featured on last season's roster.
Where that will hurt is this ranking is that the Red Sox are weaker between 1-10 spots in this ranking, but much stronger in the 11-30 spots than years past.
Giving the age and potential regression of the American League East this season, the Red Sox could find themselves in contention for the division if they can get their pitching to perform better and get off to a good start during the first quarter of the season.
Farrell's two seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays were slightly underwhelming, but given the financial restrictions they faced, he was able to learn on the job and gain very valuable experience as a major league manager. It was the same formula that benefitted the Red Sox with former manager Terry Francona.
This is the first-part of six-part series ranking the players on the Red Sox roster. This series will continue as spring training moves forward, all the way to the top spot.
30. Ryan Lavarnway
If Ryan Lavarnway had hit at all at the major league level last season, it is unlikely that the Red Sox would have gone out and signed David Ross this past winter.
But, that is what hitting .157 in a 153 at-bats will do. The extended view of Lavarnway was a long swing that couldn't catch up to good MLB fastballs.
It is officially a make-it-or-break-it season for the 25-year-old Lavarnway. He will need to make a strong impression in camp both offensively and defensively to make the Red Sox feel more comfortable about bringing him to the majors and giving him part of the catching pie.
Likely to start the season in the minors. That might change with a trade of Jarrod Saltalamacchia or trading Lavarnway in a package at the July trade deadline.
29. Lyle Overbay
Almost a week ago, the 36-year-old Lyle Overbay seemed far more likely to make the Red Sox roster.
Once Boston traded for Mike Carp, it put Overbay's chances in a different place, fighting with Carp, Daniel Nava and Ryan Sweeney for the last spot on the roster.
Overbay has played in the majors for 12 seasons and has a career slash line of .270/.353/.438, showing good plate discipline, but somewhat below average power. His best chance of making the roster comes if Mike Napoli needs to start the year on the disabled list.
Most likely scenario? Overbay is traded towards the end of spring training to a National League team in need of help at first and on the bench.
28. Daniel Nava
Daniel Nava was given a good opportunity to play last season due to the continuing injury problems of Carl Crawford and David Ortiz, allowing him to get 317 plate appearances in 2012.
Nava is a feel good story, working his way to the majors from being an independent league find. Nava projects as a fourth outfielder, who can switch hit and shows good plate discipline.
The 30-year-old faces a tough challenge in order to make the roster with the addition of Lyle Overbay and Mike Carp. He has been taking grounders at first to be more versatile, but his inability to play CF might hurt his chances to make the roster.
27. Franklin Morales
Franklin Morales was one of the few bright spots for the Red Sox in 2012, one of the few players who exceeded the expectations of the team. His nine spot starts showed a ton of potential.
The 27-year-old Morales faces an uphill battle to make the Red Sox roster unless an injury occurs during spring training, but gives Boston great depth.
The lefties versatility should allow him to find an opportunity with another major league team if he is not in Boston.
Morales was given a chance to start for the Red Sox and he looked very competent during his time in the Red Sox rotation. He comes into this season likely battling Alfredo Aceves for a chance to be the swing man on the staff. If Daniel Bard falters, one will likely make the roster.
26. Alfredo Aceves
The issues with Alfredo Aceves have already started this spring, with Aceves trying to test new Red Sox manager John Farrell during a batting practice session.
Aceves seemed to butt heads with former Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine last season, resulting in one suspension and multiple other issues with the manager.
To the Red Sox credit, they immediately called Aceves' agent into town for a meeting about Aceves' behavior, putting the talented righty on a very short leash.
Aceves has pitched well during his career, been also proven to be high maintenance. The New York Yankees tired of his act even though he had compiled a 14-1 record for the Yankees over three seasons.
Aceves was great for the Red Sox in 2011, pitching to a 10-2 record with the team, mostly out of the bullpen.
Last year? Not so much. 2-10 record with 25 saves with a 5.36 ERA. Hardly the type of performance that would make one comfortable to test a new manager.
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(Of a plan) go wrong.
[ 1786: from Robert Burns's 'The best laid schemes o' Mice an' Men, Gang aft agley' (Poems and Songs)]
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