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TUPELO — Habitat for Humanity of Greater Memphis recently received a land donation of 29 acres from BancorpSouth for the Lake Las Cruces neighborhood in Raleigh.
Memphis Habitat purchased 44 developed lots in the area from BancorpSouth earlier this year with federal monies awarded through the Neighborhood Stabilization Program, and BancorpSouth donated the adjoining undeveloped 29 acres for future Habitat projects. The agency is working to solidify its plans for the 29 acres and isn't short on ideas.
Employees from BancorpSouth also participated as volunteers in the organization's spring build, helping Memphis Habitat complete four homes.
"I was able to participate in the build portion for the first set of homes in Lake Las Cruces, and it was an awesome, humbling experience," said Randy Henry, president of BancorpSouth's Bartlett, Tenn., division.
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THE pain, sweat and uncertainty are all worth it when days like Sunday come along, Jason Jaffray said.
The 30-year-old left-winger, 14 months and fully recovered from major reconstructive knee surgery, was recalled by the Winnipeg Jets from the AHL's St. John's IceCaps.
He and fellow Sunday recall Arturs Kulda, a 23-year-old defenceman, are likely participants tonight when the Jets meet the Tampa Bay Lightning at the MTS Centre at 7:30 p.m. (TSN Jets, 1290).
For Jaffray, who last season was a front-line player for the AHL's Manitoba Moose, it will be his 37th NHL game, one he certainly had some doubt about along the way.
"Frustrating, when you've got to sit out for six months, it's the longest six months you'll ever go through," Jaffray said Sunday in the Jets locker-room. "To get back to this situation I'm in now, I look back at all the bike rides and workouts and physiotherapy that you had to go through to get back to the NHL, it's definitely worth it for sure."
Jaffray, after September, 2010 surgery, returned to the Moose lineup in the spring and was a key player for the team in the playoffs.
"Just in the last two, three weeks is when I've completely forgotten about it," he said of his knee. "On the (IceCaps) road trip, we played a three-in-three and that was the only time I felt an ache in the knee, when you hammer down on it for three or four days straight.
"In the last two or three weeks, I haven't had any problems at all."
With the IceCaps, the team captain had seven goals in 15 games, including a Saturday night hat trick that sparked an 8-4 home win over Connecticut.
"Personally (the season) started out slow for me, switching lines around a little bit and trying to do adapt to some new linemates," he said. "But in the last two weeks, things started to go well.
"I just want to bring my game to the table, work hard and bring a strong work ethic and fill the role as needed. They know what I can do. I just want to help the team out in whatever way I can."
Jets and former Moose coach Claude Noel said that will include being able to play a four-line game.
"(Jaffray) is a smart player, plays with weight," Noel said. "He knows his way around the ice. He doesn't have a lot of speed but he can play, at the net, around the net, And he can finish and he knows how to play the game.
"I don't know exactly yet (which line) but I know we've got to play four lines and we've got to get more minutes from the four lines. You can't keep playing three lines."
Jaffray said he's looking forward to experiencing the MTS Centre on an NHL game night -- he played only road games in the pre-season before being sent down -- and that his familiarity with Winnipeg and the arena are assets.
"Familiarity obviously helps out a lot, being able to come into the dressing room and feel comfortable with the coach, the trainers and I obviously know quite a few players on the team, too," he said. "That definitely doesn't work against me."
Kulda, who has played six previous NHL games with Atlanta, has six points in 13 games and was a plus-nine with the IceCaps.
Also Sunday, the Jets announced that defenceman Paul Postma has been re-assigned to the IceCaps. He'll be taking some time off this week due to a death in his family.
As well, the Jets said that defenceman Derek Meech, who hasn't played since Oct. 20 and has only suited up in two games, has undergone surgery for a lower-body injury, believed to be his knee, and is expected to miss a further six to eight weeks.
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Outlook Bumi's chief executive Nick von Schirnding used the word "relaunch" several times at a media call yesterday. In charge of the Indonesian coal miner since the New Year, the former Anglo American executive has been desperately trying to revive the scandal-scarred group's fortunes.
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He's done a good job, but Mr von Schirnding does not make for a convincing salesman. In the next few weeks shareholders will vote on a complicated, multi-stage transaction that will finally see Indonesia's powerful Bakrie family separate its interests from Bumi.
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Expected Loss. EL is measured by multiplying together three factors, probability of default (PD), expected exposure (EE), and loss given default (LGD). The logic behind multiplying these factors together is straightforward, as depicted in Figure 4.
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1 ½ tablespoons black pepper
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1 cup prepared demi glace
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In his memoir, which translates from the Finnish as "An Impossible Success," Ollila says that after 2001 Nokia was unable to sustain its role as the main innovator in the wireless industry because of tough competition both from the smartphone sector and makers of cheaper handsets in Asia.
Several Nokia models flopped and the company failed to sense popular trends such as touch screen models and folding clamshell phones, which Ollila describes in his 450-page memoirs as "predators."
At the book publication on Thursday, Ollila said that Nokia became "painfully aware" that its cellphone platforms lagged behind U.S. software and that it was unable to meet challenges posed by the iPhone.
He also pointed a finger at American service providers who felt that Nokia's 20 percent market share in North America was too great.
Even as they told Nokia that there was no demand for smartphones that cost more than $300, Apple was in the process of launching the iPhone with a price tag of more than $600.
"Apple, though, had managed to create something completely new; an excellent user experience and a solution in which the phone was a key to the ecosystem of services and applications," Ollila says in the book. "A whole new ecosystem was born which Nokia had been unable to create."
Ollila had joined the former maker of paper, gum boots and cables in 1985 and headed the company for 14 years, steering it from home electronics to wireless technology. In 2006, when its global cellphone market share peaked at 41 percent, Ollila felt tired and wanted to step down although he remained an active member on the board.
He was succeeded by longtime Nokia team member Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, who was unable to turn round Nokia's fortunes and Ollila found himself with the task of finding a new CEO in 2010.
Microsoft Corp. executive Stephen Elop was chosen to replace Kallasvuo, though he had not been Ollila's first choice.
Nokia's woes continued under Elop, and in 2011 Nokia announced cooperation with Microsoft to replace its older software with the Windows platform. However, the handsets haven't sold well and last month the two companies announced a new $7.4 billion deal in which Microsoft is buying Nokia's smartphones and a portfolio of patents and services.
Ollila described the planned sale to archrival Microsoft as "dramatic and brave" on the part of the board, adding that "it was a sad to see how more than 40 years of Finnish engineering is being sold abroad."
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- 1 tablespoon oriental sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon grated peeled fresh ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1 1/2 pounds skinless salmon fillet, cut into 3/4-inch cubes (about 48 pieces)
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 5 tablespoons sesame seeds (white and/or black)
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Whisk first 6 ingredients in medium bowl to blend well. Season orange-miso sauce to taste with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover; refrigerate. Bring to room temperature before serving.
Line large baking sheet with foil. Place salmon and vegetable oil in large bowl; toss to coat. Sprinkle salmon with salt and pepper. Place sesame seeds on small plate. Coat 1 surface of each salmon piece with sesame seeds. Arrange salmon, sesame-coated side up, in single layer on prepared baking sheet. DO AHEAD Can be made 6 hours ahead. Cover; chill.
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Saturday 08 January 2011
French carmaker Renault is victim of an organised international network, but no critically important information related to its electric car programme has been leaked, a top executive said.
Three Renault executives, including one member of its management committee, were suspended on Monday over the leaking of data, which prompted the government to warn of a widespread risk to French industry.
In an interview with Le Monde newspaper's weekend edition, Chief Operating Officer Patrick Pelata said information may have been leaked regarding the costs and economic model of the programme.
"This is the work of professionals," Pelata said. "Renault is the victim of an organised international network."
French intelligence services are investigating a possible Chinese connection to the espionage claims. Industry Minister Eric Besson, who spoke earlier this week of a case that smacked of "economic warfare", said no official inquiry had been opened and this would happen only if the carmaker lodged a formal complaint.
Asked about the possible Chinese lead, Besson said: "I am not authorised to say anything at all on the subject."
Three Renault executives, including one member of its management committee, were suspended on Monday in the case, which has prompted the French government to warn of a widespread risk to French industry.
The executives are suspected of leaking information related to the high-profile electric vehicle programme, a key plank of the carmaker's strategy in which, together with its Japanese partner Nissan, it is investing billions of euros.
Le Point news magazine reported on its website, citing sources, that the espionage targeted battery technology which had not yet been patented.
Renault, which declined to comment, is 15 per cent owned by the French state. None of the executives has a high profile among investors or in the media.
"The DCRI (intelligence service) is working on this case. It is in contact with Renault," said the government source, adding the China connection was a possibility being explored but not for now in any way substantiated.
Relations between France and China hit a low two years ago when French President Nicolas Sarkozy criticised Beijing's policy on Tibet.
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Horrible coaching and team play tonight. Watson is the 3rd best point guard on the team and the coach gave him starter minutes to show the all fans who keep calling for Tinsley as the #1 backup, who is boss. Well, losses like this will make sure Tyrone is not the boss for much longer! For a man/coach who should know 10x more about basketball than the rest of us, he still takes out hot players and keeps in poor players as bad you would expect for someone with no experience with basketball at all! The 4x overtime loss to Atlanta (lack of subs when they were dead tired) and another close loss at home to Sacramento with poor subbing and coaching down the stretch when the Jazz are fighting for their playoff lives makes this abundantly clear! I hope they can turn it around and still make the playoffs, but losing games like tonight give me serious doubts!
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Wow!! The first "F" Jazz need to park CJ for the rest of the season. Fans need to realize that it was just one of those nights when the ball just would not go in. Favors will put the night in his notes..
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The first Palestinian state, commonly called Jordan, was carved out of the Palestine Mandate and equipped with a refugee Saudi royal family. Today Jordan exists mainly under the protection of the U.S. and Israel, and the majority of its population of Palestinian Arabs supports Osama bin Laden at a higher percentage than do the citizens of Pakistan.
But Jordan is practically heaven on earth compared to the Second Palestinian State the Obama administration is determined to inflict on Israel.
Currently ruled by mutually hostile armed gangs loyal to either the Fatah or Hamas terrorist groups, Palestine 2.0 has already been a failed state-in-the-making for over a decade. Every attempt at foreign investment has failed. The ruins of industrial zones, greenhouses and even a casino dot the landscape. Palestinian Christians from overseas who returned to build up the economy fled quickly in the face of relentless shakedowns, kidnappings and militia gangs masquerading as law enforcement.
For 17 years, Israel, America and just about every interested party has tried to build a Palestinian state. They provided weapons and training to build a modern Palestinian police force. They sent advisers and a fortune in economic aid. Billions in funds from the EU, the U.S. and various do-gooders were used to fund the lavish lifestyles of Yasir Arafat and his henchmen.
If the Palestinian Arabs really wanted a state (a second state) in Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem, they could have had it before 1967, when those territories were in Arab hands. But the PLO back then called not for a Palestinian state but simply the destruction of Israel. As Bill Clinton discovered to his chagrin, Arafat did not actually want a state and was not interested in accepting an Israeli offer that gave him nearly everything he said he desired.
For 17 years now, the same tired soap opera has been playing in the region's one theater. First, the world's statesmen and diplomats descend on Israel, crying that the only hope for the region's stability is a Palestinian state. Next, Israeli diplomats arrive with a generous territorial offer, counterbalanced by a second clause that asks that there be no more terrorism. That second clause is immediately ignored by everyone in the room.
Then the Palestinian Authority diplomats arrive demanding twice as much land, the elimination of Israeli border security, half of Israel's capital, contiguous borders that would cut Israel in half, the ethnic cleansing of all Jews from territories relinquished by Israel, and the return of the "refugees" – code for unlimited immigration from the proposed Palestinian state into Israel.
The Israelis make a counteroffer. The statesmen and diplomats accuse Israel of rejecting peace. The Palestinian Arabs begin carrying out terrorist attacks again (assuming they even bothered to stop during the negotiations). Israel bombs the terrorists. The statesmen and diplomats accuse Israel of perpetuating the cycle of violence and urge everyone to go back to the negotiating table. By the time that happens a year later, the Palestinians have doubled their demands, and the "Cycle of Peacemaking" repeats itself all over again.
Palestinian nationalism has always been a crock, a transparently phony justification for terrorism. Palestine was never a country or a state. It was the name given by the Roman occupation forces to a region they were administering, a region far larger than modern day Israel. There was never an Arab Palestinian king or ruler until Arafat.
The Palestine Mandate in the 20th century was used to create two states – an Arab state, Jordan, and a smaller Jewish state, Israel. Now the drive is on to create Palestine 2.0, despite the obvious fact that the Palestinian Arabs have done everything possible to prevent it from coming into being. Nearly two decades of terrorism have turned the endless rounds of peace negotiations into a joke. Half the Palestinian Authority is now ruled by the Iranian-backed Hamas terrorist group, which insists it will never recognize or accept permanent peace with Israel.
The State of Israel was essentially in place well before the Holocaust in the form of an embryonic country of farmers who drained the swamps, businessmen who set up shops, journalists who printed newspapers, and soldiers who trained to protect and defend their homeland.
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Oggi Corp. has expanded its kitchen and gadgets categories with a new line called the PRO Series. The new line encompasses gadgets, steamers, colanders, strainers and more.
With many items comprised of stainless steel, the Pro Series line touts high-quality, value-priced items, according to the company. Included in the new line is the Multi-Purpose Dicer, which features two stainless steel blades, two pusher plates, a knife guide attachment and food-feeding ratchet arm. Also in the new assortment is a three-piece Stainless Steel Steamer Set that includes a steamer, 3-quart saucepot and tempered glass lid. Suggested retail for the dicer is $24.95 and $39.95 for the Steamer Set.
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CERN Open Days: bookings to visit the underground facilities are now being taken
As the capacity for underground visits is limited, access to the underground facilities will be by reservation only, and tickets must be obtained from the CERN Open Days website. For safety reasons, children aged 12 or under will not be admitted to the underground sites. Each person will be able to reserve up to four tickets, which will be valid for a specific day and timeslot. The tickets, which are free of charge, will be made available on the site progressively over a four-week period.
CERN operates state-of-the-art scientific instrumentation, particle accelerators and detectors, in the pursuit of fundamental knowledge about matter and the Universe. Its largest accelerator, the LHC, is an underground ring measuring 27 kilometres in circumference that smashes tiny particles into each other. Their collisions are analysed by several detectors, including in particular four huge machines measuring tens of metres in height and length, packed with millions of sensors. The LHC is fed by a chain of accelerators, the last of which is the Super Proton Synchrotron, housed in an underground tunnel measuring 7 kilometres in circumference.
As well as the underground facilities, the public will be able to discover 35 other exciting sites where CERN's activities increase our knowledge, such as laboratories, the Computer Centre, accelerators and experiments accessible on the surface and technical facilities. Visitors will have the chance to meet scientists, engineers and technicians, who will explain the discoveries and technologies of the world's largest particle physics laboratory.
All visits and activities will be free of charge.
In view of the large number of visitors expected, certain roads will be closed to traffic. No parking for the general public will be available on the CERN sites, so visitors are strongly recommended to use public transport and the shuttle-bus service provided for the event. These shuttle buses, for which there will be no charge, will make regular trips between the external car parks and the CERN visit sites. Each visitor will be entitled to a free ticket for one return trip to the Open Days, valid on all public transport within the Unireso Tout Genève zone, courtesy of our partner for the event Transport Publics Genevois (Geneva's public transport system).
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1. CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is the world's leading laboratory for particle physics. It has its headquarters in Geneva. At present, its member states are Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Romania is a candidate for accession. Israel and Serbia are associate members in the pre-stage to membership. India, Japan, the Russian Federation, the United States of America, Turkey, the European Commission and UNESCO have observer status.
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