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Samir Nasri has warned his fellow high earners at Manchester City that their futures will be at stake should they suffer a third exit in four seasons at the group stage of the Champions League. Should CSKA Moscow or Roma win their Champions League group E match in Russia, City will be eliminated if they fail to beat Bayern Munich, who have already qualified, at the Etihad Stadium tonight. Nasri believes that City are fortunate still to have a chance of qualifying after mustering only two points from their opening four matches and said that the players could have no complaints if the club sought to offload some of them next summer should they fall short again in Europe. The France midfielder admitted that, with so many well-paid players in a squad with an average age of about 29, the Barclays Premier League champions would have no excuses for again not delivering. Manuel Pellegrini, the manager, is also likely to come under pressure if City bow out and fail to challenge Chelsea, whom they trail by eight points, in the title race. "I think we are really lucky that we are two points behind [Roma and CSKA] with two games left and have a chance to qualify," Nasri said. "We need to take it now because we are not going to have any favours from anyone else any more. "Of course [as players we will feel we have failed if we do not qualify]. With the salary of every player and the level of those players — 90 per cent of the tea
Lewis Hamilton has waited a long time for his turn at world domination and he is not going to let the chance to rule Formula One slip easily from his grasp. The new world champion spent time sifting through the past yesterday so that he could absorb the present and plan for a future he had thought would elude him. After the eras of Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel, is F1 witnessing the birth of a new dominant force? Will this be the Hamilton era? The stars are aligned, just as they were when Schumacher embarked on a run of five consecutive titles with Ferrari between 2000 and 2004, or when Vettel took four world championships on the bounce for Red Bull. Just like them, Hamilton has the car, he has the team, he has the resources from Mercedes and, more importantly, he has the desire. You could see it in his eyes early yesterday morning, as bright as
Stuart Lancaster has confirmed that George Ford will start at fly half against Australia on Saturday, but the England head coach is giving serious consideration to dropping Owen Farrell and fielding his fifth different centre partnership in six matches. Ford brought a new dimension to the role on his first international start in England's 28-9 victory over Samoa, playing with a variety and an imagination in attack that guaranteed he would retain the No 10 jersey to face the Wallabies. Farrell was moved to inside centre for the Samoa game to play alongside Ford, but that experiment could be over almost as soon as it began. The Saracens man has been out of sorts all series and he did not look at all comfortable playing in midfield. In contrast, Lancaster was impressed with the contribution that Billy Twelvetrees made off the bench against Samoa and the G
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Another debt ceiling raise, another round of KCR - kicking the can down the road. You could say this is KCR6, with 6 raises since 2006. That's one per year. It is amazing how few news stories have noted the frequency at which this has happened. Yes, we had to shore up the banks, yes, we had to get the economy going again, of course. This debt ceiling raise was even able to be delayed because tax receipts were more better than expected, but we can't do this forever. Wow, if only they had QE's every year, I wonder where the S&P 500 would be at now...
I wonder what Obama is really thinking when he describes a failure to raise the debt ceiling as "unthinkable," as he did last month. "The buck stops here" takes on a whole new meaning, apologies to Harry Truman.
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They know it's coming but they can't help themselves. The number of investors fearing a catastrophic crash is rising even as they pile back into stocks. "They aren't so much expecting one as hoping for one," Josh Brown says, "so they can rationalize buying into a market that's left them behind." [View news story]Feb 20 02:14 PM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
They know it's coming but they can't help themselves. The number of investors fearing a catastrophic crash is rising even as they pile back into stocks. "They aren't so much expecting one as hoping for one," Josh Brown says, "so they can rationalize buying into a market that's left them behind." [View news story]Feb 20 02:05 PM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
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I forget exactly where I read those statistics, but I think it meant that on a typical day, 20% of MCD's customers are those who come in at least 3.5 times a week, on average. Assuming they spend the same as any other customer, that would only be 20% of their business day in and day out, so I doubt the rule applies, but who knows. Sad facts nevertheless.
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No need to justify sarcasm here. Companies do this all the time. McDonald's supposedly refers to its customers who come in at least 1-2 times a week as "heavy users," not kidding. AND those who eat there, on average more than 3-4 times a week are the "super heavy users," the latter category alone comprises is more than 20% of its customer base. Go figure.
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With Family Dollar, it appears that Peltz is (smartly) betting on average household remaining stagnant for quite awhile. That and the cash flow plus the numerous properties he could potentially sell for underperforming locations. With less market saturation this time around, this one will likely turn out better than Wendy's/Arby's, which wasn't as bad of a deal as many have made it out to be.
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They call them overqualified so as to temper their expectations, because then they overwork and underpay them...every SEC Chairman in recent memory has listed increasing retention one of their primary goals, but the revolving door just turns faster every year.
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I have learned a lot of helpful things from him over the years, but my Cramer filter gets modified every month or so. That statement added another layer and a half to it.Feb 7 11:14 AM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
Fond of saying China is more capitalist than California, Jim Rogers can point to a new poll saying the same thing about France. While just 3% of Chinese say the market system is working poorly, 33% of the French think it's time to abandon capitalism. [View news story]Jan 26 09:47 AM | 6 Likes |Link to Comment
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently got married — but ironically, he may want to keep his new wife off the social media site he founded. A new survey shows divorce cases mentioning Facebook are on the rise.
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Mark Zuckerberg took a break from finding ways to invade people's privacy this weekend to marry his longtime love, Priscilla Chan. We already know what music the Facebook founder likes — so what tunes did he play at his wedding?
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We talked about this on the morning show and here is the whole story. A Florida teacher's job may be in jeopardy after word got out that she was disciplining her students in a very unique way. Pasco County high school teacher Laurie Bailey-Cutkomp used a veterinary cone usually reserved for sick puppies to discipline her misbehaving ninth graders.
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Its a story that has become all too familiar these days...kids being bullied by their own peers. We see it and hear about it on a daily basis in the mainstream media, yet for some reason cases of bullying continue to arise. The latest case seems to have come out of Palmer Middle School in Kennesaw, Georgia. This time the case involved a FAKE facebook account that was suppose to be that of 14-year-old Alex Boston.
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November 28, 2014
Lynn Haven, FL---As long as another tropical storm doesn't blow through sometime in the next 24 hours, we can expect Mosley and some other area softball teams to finally get to play their respective region semifinals.
Those are games that should have happened Tuesday, but have been pushed back to Saturday because of all the rain and now, standing water on the diamonds.
Mosley will host a second round playoff game against Wakulla Saturday at 5 PM. The Lady Dolphins getting some work in Friday, but not all that much this week, with their field still a bit soggy from the rain.
"This is only the second time this week we've been out," said head coach Brian Wilke. "Got in a lot of good work. They've been really good, they've been excited. But it's really good to be outside today. I know they're really excited about getting out and ready to play. I'm sure they're in the same boat that we are but you know. Like I said staying up, trying not to be at the top of your intensity level until tomorrow. But we're trying to build up for it a bit more each day."
The other area playoff games set for Saturday are Rocky Bayou at NFC at 5 PM EST, Central at Sneads at 4 PM, and Chipley at St. Joe at 7 PM EST.
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Latest News:
November 25: Fifteen earn All-CC football honors
The Muhlenberg football team placed a record 15 players on the All-Centennial Conference team. Junior Bryan Auvil (left) earned the league's Scholar-Athlete Award, and freshman Max Cepeda (right) was named rookie of the year.
November 24: Two play in field hockey all-star game
Sierra Lenker and Kayleigh Thies represented Muhlenberg at the National Field Hockey Coaches Association senior all-star game.
November 22: Last-second field goal ends football season
The Muhlenberg football team lost to Widener, 36-35, on a field goal with 10.2 seconds left in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Sophomore Nick Palladino (right) threw for a career-high 388 yards and was responsible for all five touchdowns.
November 22: Men's soccer season ends in Sweet 16
A memorable season for the Muhlenberg men's soccer team came to a close with a 2-0 loss to Tufts in the NCAA "Sweet 16."
November 22: Flank records best finish at NCAAs
Jaryd Flank came in 92nd at the NCAA Championships, recording the best finish ever by a member of the Muhlenberg men's cross country team.
November 22: Basketball teams fall in Scotty Wood championships
Both Muhlenberg basketball teams came up short in the Scotty Wood Tournament championship games, the women losing 77-55 to eighth-ranked Scranton and the men 68-65 to Widener.
November 21: Hoffmann, Dotzman named to Academic All-America team
Muhlenberg men's soccer players Tommy Hoffmann (first team) and Lance Dotzman (third team) were named Academic All-Americans.
November 21: Football NCAA preview
The Muhlenberg football teams travels to undefeated Widener for the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
November 21: Basketball teams roll into Scotty Wood finals
Both Muhlenberg basketball teams advanced to the Scotty Wood Tournament championship round. The women defeated Albertus Magnus, 74-42, and the men posted an 88-43 win against Cairn.
November 20: Men's soccer NCAA Sweet 16 preview (video)
The Muhlenberg men's soccer team hosts Tufts in the NCAA Division III "Sweet 16."
November 20: Cross country NCAA Championships preview
Sophomore Jaryd Flank is the first sophomore on the Muhlenberg cross country team to qualify for the NCAA Championships as an individual.
November 19: Women's basketball wins CC opener by 30
The Muhlenberg women's basketball team began Centennial Conference play with a 95-65 win at Swarthmore. Senior Laura Gregory (left) had 10 points, six rebounds and four assists.
MuleVideo: Plays of the Week
the top 10 plays for the week of November 10-November 16, 2014 in the sports of field hockey, football, men's soccer and men's and women's basketball
November 18: Scotty Wood Tournament preview
Both Muhlenberg basketball teams will try to defend their 2013 Scotty Wood Tournament titles in fields that include teams that have won previously.
November 17: Men's soccer to host sectionals
For the second time in five years, the road to the NCAA Division III men's soccer "Final Four" goes through Allentown.
November 17: Two earn all-region field hockey honors
Muhlenberg field hockey players Kayleigh Thies (first team) and Claudia Theriault (second team) were selected to the All-South Region team.
November 17: Wrestlers defeat Division I opponents
Three members of the Muhlenberg wrestling team defeated Division I opponents at the East Stroudsburg Open.
November 16: Men's soccer advances to Sweet 16 on PKs
After playing a scoreless draw against Catholic, the Muhlenberg men's soccer team won 5-3 in a shootout to advance to the NCAA Sweet 16 for the fourth time in program history. Junior Chris Russomano (left) made the fourth of five perfect penalty kick tries for the Mules.
November 16: Football, Flank headed to NCAAs
The Muhlenberg football team earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, and sophomore cross country runner Jaryd Flank earned his first berth in the NCAA Championships.
November 16: Men's basketball completes 2-0 opening weekend
Sophomore Brandon LaRose (left) scored 11 points, including two in the game-turning run, as the Muhlenberg men's basketball team completed a 2-0 opening weekend with an 88-80 win against Arcadia.
November 15: Early scoring sends men's soccer into second round
The Muhlenberg men's soccer team scored four goals in the first 19 minutes and cruised past Baruch, 4-0, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Senior Oliver Katz (right) assisted on the first goal to pick up his first point of the season.
November 15: Football finishes regular season 9-1
The Muhlenberg football team defeated Lehigh Valley rival Moravian, 37-7, to keep possession of the Sodexo Trophy and finish the regular season with a record of 9-1.
November 15: Flank earns all-region honors
Sophomore Jaryd Flank (right) finished 14th at the NCAA Mideast Regional in cross country, earning all-region honors and putting himself in a position to earn a bid to nationals. The Muhlenberg men finished 15th and the women 17th.
November 15: Basketball teams start season with close games
The Muhlenberg men's basketball team opened its season with an 80-77 win against Albright. Sophomore Jon Schreer (left) scored a career-high 22 points. The women lost at home to Moravian, 61-60, on free throws with less than a second left. Sophomore Maggie Zerbe (right) had career highs of seven points and 12 rebounds and hit a go-ahead free throw with 37.1 seconds left.
November 14: NCAA men's soccer preview
The Muhlenberg men's soccer team continues its championship season at home in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
November 14: Women's basketball season preview (video)
The seniors on the Muhlenberg women's basketball team want to finish their careers the same way they started them.
November 14: Men's basketball season preview (video)
The Muhlenberg men's basketball team has lots of new faces and a new approach for the 2014-15 season.
November 13: Dotzman, Topping land top Centennial men's soccer honors
Muhlenberg placed five players on the All-Centennial Conference men's soccer team, with senior Lance Dotzman heading the list as player of the year. Sean Topping was named coach of the year for the second time.
November 13: Killing named to preseason All-America team
Senior Malique Killing of the Muhlenberg men's basketball team received honorable mention on the D3hoops.com preseason All-America team.
November 13: Boll earns all-region nod
Junior Katherine Boll was the first Muhlenberg volleyball player named to the all-region team in 10 years.
November 12: Three named to All-Centennial Conference women's soccer team
Three Muhlenberg women's soccer players, including senior first-team selection Colleen Touhey (left), were named to the All-Centennial Conference team for the first time.
MuleVideo: Men's soccer selection show (TV2)
Service Electric TV2 covered the Muhlenberg men's soccer team watching the NCAA selection show.
November 12: Field hockey, women's soccer fall in ECACs
The Muhlenberg field hockey and women's soccer teams both had their seasons end at home in ECAC Tournament first-round games.
November 11: Two volleyball players named to All-Centennial team
Muhlenberg junior Katherine Boll (first team) and sophomore Allison Glass (honorable mention) were selected to the All-Centennial Conference volleyball team.
MuleVideo: Plays of the Week
the top 8 plays for the week of November 3-November 9, 2014 in the sports of football, women's soccer, men's soccer and volleyball
November 10: Men's soccer to host NCAA games
After winning the Centennial Conference championship, the Muhlenberg men's soccer team was chosen to host the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament.
November 10: Field hockey places four on All-CC team
Four Muhlenberg field hockey players, including first-team selection Claudia Theriault (right), were named to the All-Centennial Conference team.
November 10: Field hockey, women's soccer earn ECAC bids
The Muhlenberg field hockey and women's soccer teams were rewarded for their excellent seasons with ECAC Tournament bids.
November 9: CC CHAMPS!!
November 9: Volleyball falls in five-set championship match
The Muhlenberg volleyball team came up short in the Centennial Conference championship match, falling in five sets to Franklin & Marshall.
November 9: Freshmen wrestlers break into win column at Ursinus
Five freshmen on the Muhlenberg wrestling team earned their first career wins at the Ursinus Fall Brawl.
November 9: Palladino named player of the week
Sophomore Nick Palladino of the Muhlenberg football team was named Centennial Conference offensive player of the week.
November 8: Men's soccer reaches championship game
The Muhlenberg men's soccer team advanced to the Centennial Conference championship game with a 1-0 win against Dickinson. Senior Danny Pinto (left) recorded his eighth shutout of the season against the highest-scoring team in the league.
November 8: Volleyball advances to championship match
The Muhlenberg volleyball team defeated Swarthmore in four sets to advance to the Centennial Conference championship match for the second year in a row. Junior Katherine Boll (right) had 12 kills and four blocks.
November 8: Football wins fifth straight on Senior Day
The Muhlenberg football team extended its winning streak to five with a 41-27 defeat of Ursinus in its last scheduled home game. Junior Mike Harris (left) caught his first touchdown pass of the season.
November 8: Field hockey defeated in semis
The Muhlenberg field hockey team lost to fifth-ranked Franklin & Marshall, 1-0, in the semifinals of the Centennial Conference playoffs.
November 7: Men's soccer playoff preview
Back in the playoffs for the first time in three years, the Muhlenberg men's soccer team has its sights set on the championship.
November 7: Volleyball playoff preview
One year after reaching the Centennial Conference final, the Muhlenberg volleyball team hopes to take the next step and win its first championship.
November 6: Two named Academic All-District
Muhlenberg sophomore Elizabeth Garrison (left) and junior Bryan Auvil (right) earned Academic All-District honors in volleyball and football, respectively.
November 6: Field hockey playoff preview
The seniors on the Muhlenberg field hockey team will try to score their first win against Franklin & Marshall in the semifinals of the Centennial Conference playoffs.
November 6: Men's soccer into top 10; football and field hockey ranked
The Muhlenberg men's soccer, football and field hockey teams are all regionally ranked by the NCAA, and men's soccer reached the top 10 in one national poll.
November 5: Women's soccer falls in first-round game
Swarthmore scored late in the first half and held on to defeat Muhlenberg, 1-0, in the first round of the Centennial Conference women's soccer playoffs.
MuhlBox: Women's Lacrosse Fall Ball
An alumnae scrimmage, a 5K run for a good cause and a scrimmage highlighted the Muhlenberg women's lacrosse team's fall season.
November 4: Women's soccer playoff preview
The Muhlenberg women's soccer team overcame numerous injuries to qualify for the Centennial Conference playoffs for the third year in a row.
MuleVideo: Plays of the Week
the top 10 plays for the week of October 27-November 2, 2014
November 3: Football re-enters top 25
For the second time this season, the Muhlenberg football team is ranked in the Division III top 25.
Monday Morning Mule: A Winter's Tale
breaking down the record-setting career of senior kicker Connor Winter of the Muhlenberg football team
November 1: Winter breaks records in football road win
Senior Connor Winter (left) broke two school records for kickers in a 34-20 win at Dickinson by the Muhlenberg football team. One of his field goals came after a recovery of a fumbled kickoff by junior Alex Meller (right).
November 1: Men's soccer wins on senior's Golden Goal
The Muhlenberg men's soccer team ended its regular season undefeated at home with a 1-0 win against Ursinus. Senior Joey Roberts (left) scored the lone goal in the second overtime.
November 1: Cross country runs at conference meet
The Muhlenberg women came in fifth and the men seventh at the Centennial Conference Cross Country Championships. Junior Melanie Tramontina (left) and sophomore Jaryd Flank were the Mules' top runners.
November 1: Wrestling opens season at King's
The Muhlenberg wrestling team opened its 2014-15 season at the King's Monarch Invitational.
October 31: Cross country teams head into championship season
The Muhlenberg cross country teams are well-positioned for strong performances at the Centennial Conference Championships and NCAA Mideast Regional.
October 30: Two men's soccer players earn academic honor
Muhlenberg men's soccer players Lance Dotzman and Tommy Hoffmann were selected to the Academic All-District team and will go on the ballot for Academic All-America recognition.
October 29: Men's soccer comes back to win regional clash
The Muhlenberg men's soccer team overcame a 1-0 second-half deficit to defeat Dickinson, 2-1, in a matchup of regionally and nationally ranked opponents. Freshman Jan Chmura (right) made a clutch defensive save to keep the game scoreless in the second half.
October 29: Field hockey blanks Moravian
The Muhlenberg field hockey team held Moravian without a shot in closing out its regular-season home schedule with a 5-0 win. Senior Christine Germaske (left) scored her sixth goal of the season.
October 29: Volleyball breezes in conference finale
The Muhlenberg volleyball team hit .424 and swept Ursinus in its last Centennial Conference match of the season. Junior Sarah Weyhmuller (right) contributed to the high percentage with six kills in only eight attempts.
October 28: Men's soccer in top 20 in both polls
For the first time this season, the Muhlenberg men's soccer team is in the top 20 in both Division III polls.
October 28: Women's soccer beats Moravian in OT
The Muhlenberg women's soccer team tied a school record with its third overtime win of the season, defeating Moravian, 2-1, on Taylor Pini's second goal of the game. Junior Megan Nehila (left) made a defensive save in the second half to keep the game scoreless.
MuleVideo: Plays of the Week
the top 10 plays for the week of October 20-October 26, 2014
October 27: Thies named player of the week
For the second time this season, senior Kayleigh Thies (left) of the Muhlenberg field hockey team was named Centennial Conference player of the week.
Monday Morning Mule
a long drought in soccer, quadruple overtime in field hockey and big numbers in football
October 25: Palladino named player of the week
Sophomore Nick Palladino (left) of the Muhlenberg football team was named Centennial Conference player of the week for the second time in his career.
October 25: Drought at Hopkins over; men's soccer clinches berth
The Muhlenberg men's soccer team defeated Johns Hopkins in Baltimore for the first time since 1946 to clinch a Centennial Conference playoff berth. Sophomore Jack Dusing (right) assisted on the first goal in the 2-1 win.
October 25: Football rolls past Juniata on Family Weekend
Junior Nick Lamb (left) was one of five players to score a touchdown as the Muhlenberg football team amassed over 500 yarda and defeated Juniata, 42-13, in front of a large Family Weekend crowd.
October 25: Playoffs - volleyball, field hockey in, women's soccer close
The Muhlenberg volleyball team defeated Gettysburg in four sets to clinch a Centennial Conference playoff berth before falling in five to Messiah. Freshman Caroline Erb (left) hit .333 in both matches and totaled 16 kills on the day. Field hockey clinched a playoff spot with other results, and women's soccer remained alive depsite a loss.
October 24: Field hockey wins in overtime on Senior Night
The Muhlenberg field hockey team moved closer to a playoff berth with a 1-0 overtime win against Gettysburg. Sierra Lenker (left), one of nine seniors honored prior to the game, made a pair of saves in overtime to preserve her third shutout of the season.
October 23: Three earn NCAA rankings in phenomenal fall
Three teams earned NCAA regional rankings as Muhlenberg's outstanding fall season continues.
October 22: Women's soccer beats Swarthmore in overtime
The Muhlenberg women's soccer team picked up a key Centennial Conference win, defeated regionally ranked Swarthmore, 1-0. Junior Jen Mermelstein (right) made a career-high 12 saves.
October 22: Field hockey breezes to 10th win
The Muhlenberg field hockey team reached the 10-win mark for the first time in seven years with a 9-1 win against Swarthmore. Senior Meghan Gill (left) scored her first two goals of the season.
October 22: Volleyball swept at Swarthmore
The Muhlenberg volleyball team lost in three sets to Centennial Conference-leading Swarthmore.
October 21: Men's soccer moves up to 13th
The Muhlenberg men's soccer team moved up to a season-high 13th in the D3soccer.com poll.
MuleVideo: Plays of the Week
the top 12 plays for the week of October 12-October 18, 2014, in the sports of field hockey, football, women's soccer, men's soccer and volleyball
October 20: Shaun Lally named head wrestling coach
Former local high school standout and Division I wrestler Shaun Lally is Muhlenberg's new wrestling coach.
- October 20: Dotzman named player of the week
- Monday Morning Mule
- October 18: Men's soccer stuns Haverford with three late goals
- October 18: Football sacks Gettysburg for 500th all-time win
- October 18: Women's soccer wins third in a row
- October 18: Cross country solid in final tuneup, volleyball sweeps
- October 16: Volleyball streak ends in battle of unbeatens
- MuhlBox: World Court
- October 15: Men's soccer, field hockey climb in polls
- October 14: Women's soccer picks up key Centennial Conference win
- MuleVideo: Plays of the Week
- October 13: Porrini named player of the week
- October 13: Golf teams wrap up fall
- Monday Morning Mule: Playoffs
- October 11: Field hockey goes overtime for fifth straight win
- October 11: Volleyball breaks record, reaches 20 wins
- October 11: Men's soccer shuts out Washington for first road win
- October 11: Women's soccer blanks Washington
- October 10: Auvil honored with Weikert Award
- October 8: Balanced scoring leads field hockey past Bryn Mawr
- October 8: Volleyball ties record for longest win streak
- MuleVideo: Plays of the Week
- October 7: Four Muhlenberg teams in rankings
- October 6: Men's golf wins Makuvek Cup
- Monday Morning Mule
- October 5: Ruiz named player of the week
- October 5: Men's golf finishes third with strong second round
- October 4: Field hockey beats No. 20 Dickinson
- October 4: Football hangs on to win at Susquehanna
- October 4: Volleyball streak reaches 10 with Senior Day sweep
- October 4: Both cross country teams in top 10 at Paul Short
Upcoming ContestsTuesday, November 25
Women's Basketball
at Haverford, L 40-61
box score | recap
Men's Basketball
at Haverford, L 77-80
box score | recap
Sunday, November 30
Men's Basketball
vs. Moravian, 7:00
live stats | live video
Tuesday, December 2
Men's Basketball
vs. Swarthmore, 7:30
live stats | live video
Thursday, December 4
Women's Basketball
at Dickinson, 7:00
Friday, December 5
Messiah Petrofes Invitational
Recent ContestsSaturday, November 8
vs. Ursinus, W 41-27
box score | recap
Field Hockey
CC playoffs at Ursinus
vs. Franklin & Marshall, L 0-1
box score | recap
Men's Soccer
CC playoffs at F&M
vs. Dickinson, W 1-0
box score | recap
CC playoffs at Haverford
vs. Swarthmore, W 3-1
box score | recap
Ursinus Fall Brawl
results | recap
Sunday, November 9
Men's Soccer
CC playoffs at F&M
vs. Haverford, W 1-0
box score | recap
CC playoffs at Haverford
vs. Franklin & Marshall, L 2-3
box score | recap
Wednesday, November 12
Women's Soccer
ECAC Tournament
vs. Wilkes, L 0-3
box score | recap
Field Hockey
ECAC Tournament
vs. Stevenson, L 0-1 (ot)
box score | recap
Saturday, November 15
Men's Soccer
NCAA Tournament
vs. Baruch, W 4-0
box score | recap |
photos | tournament site
Women's Basketball
vs. Moravian, L 60-61
box score | recap
Cross Country
NCAA Mideast Regional
men 15th | women 17th
results | recap
at Moravian, W 37-7
box score | recap
Men's Basketball
vs. Albright at Arcadia, W, 80-77
box score | recap
Sunday, November 16
Men's Soccer
NCAA Tournament
vs. Catholic,
T 0-0 (pk 5-3)
box score | recap |
photos | tournament site
Men's Basketball
vs. Arcadia at Ursinus, W 88-80
box score | recap
East Stroudsburg Open
results | recap
Wednesday, November 19
Women's Basketball
at Swarthmore, W 95-65
box score | recap
Friday, November 21
Women's Basketball
Scotty Wood Tournament
vs. Albertus Magnus, W 74-42
box score | recap
Men's Basketball
Scotty Wood Tournament
vs. Cairn, W 88-43
box score | recap
Saturday, November 22
Men's Soccer
NCAA Tournament
vs. Tufts, L 0-2
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Women's Basketball
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GREAT BEND – Barbara Lynn Wenke, 56, died Nov. 7, 2014 at Via Christi St. Francis Regional Medical Center, Wichita.
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Chile´s inflation rate increased more than analysts forecast in April, rising to the highest level in five years and exceeding the target rate, as the central bank loosened monetary policy and the peso weakened.
Inflation accelerated to 4.3 percent from 3.5 percent the month before, the National Statistics Institute said today, above the 3.9 percent median estimate of 13 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. April was the first time inflation has exceeded the target range since February, 2012. In the month, prices gained 0.6 percent.
Policy makers have cut interest rates four times in the past seven months as the economy grows at the slowest pace since the 2009 recession, even as inflation accelerates. In the minutes from its last meeting on April 17, central bankers said rates could fall further as inflation expectations remain anchored at the mid-point of the target range. Since that meeting, the jobless rate has risen and growth slowed.
The bank will probably reduce the benchmark rate a quarter point next week to 3.75 percent, according to 37 of 60 traders and investors surveyed by the central bank. The other 23 expect policy makers to hold the key rate at 4 percent, the bank said on April 23.
Core prices, which exclude fuel and produce, rose 0.8 percent last month, the statistics institute said.
Inflation has accelerated from 1.5 percent in October of last year as a weaker peso pushes up import costs. The peso has declined 8.2 percent against the dollar in the past six months, the worst performing major emerging market currency tracked by Bloomberg after the Argentine peso.
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In the minutes of its last meeting, the central bank said the pick-up was probably temporary and that inflation would return to its 3 percent target by year end. Analysts polled by the central bank have kept their forecast for inflation this year at 3 percent all year.
Rising unemployment and slowing growth should help control price increases. The jobless rate reached 6.5 percent in the first quarter, the highest since the three months through October 2012 and above the 6.3 percent median forecast of 18 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
The Imacec index, a proxy for gross domestic product, rose 2.8 percent in March from the year earlier, bringing first quarter growth to about 2.4 percent. That compares with full-year growth of 4.1 percent last year and 5.4 percent in 2012.
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This media mindset is why the IRS scandal isn't 'mainstream' news
**Written by Doug Powers
Chuck Todd of NBC News rapidly summed up why the IRS story is often laughed off in MSM newsrooms: No victim, no crime:
So while the IRS is certainly not a good guy here they have been terrible about being forthcoming. Are there any actual real victims? Folks, this scandal is not black and white since frankly two wrongs don't make a right. We know what really is working here for Republicans. Beating up the IRS, good for the base. Good politics there makes for great fundraising e-mails. But let's remember what the controversy itself is about.
Read the full quote here. Todd bases his "no victims here" statement on the law as he envisions it should be, not as it exists — which demonstrates that he's more qualified to work in Lois Lerner's old department at the IRS than as a "journalist," because that mindset is what fueled this entire "phony scandal."
But Todd can take comfort in the fact that House Dems are defending the helpless little agency.
Shorter version: "Let's face it, they kind of had it coming."
Oddly enough, some of the MSM libs who are writing off the IRS scandal as an isolated, benign incident and ignoring it are some of the same people who have MLK's quote "an injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" framed over the water cooler.
–Lois Lerner wanted to refer Sen. Chuck Grassley (or the group that invited him) for an audit of something that never even happened. That "pleading the Fifth" thing is starting to make even more sense.
–The EPA has also "lost" some emails.
Following the law is for the private sector little people.
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Bank of Nova Scotia Chief Executive Officer Brian Porter said the lender sees the most potential for expansion in Mexico, Peru, Chile and Colombia, countries with economic stability and a rising middle class.
Bank of Nova Scotia, Canada's third- largest lender, will emphasize internal growth and managing expenses over pursuing acquisitions, according to Chief Executive Officer Brian Porter.
Bank of Nova Scotia expects the pace of foreign acquisitions to slow after Canada's third-largest bank spent more than C$3 billion ($3 billion) in the past five years buying lenders abroad, new president Brian Porter said.
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George Clooney may be an Academy Award-winning actor, respected humanitarian and one of the sexiest men on earth. But apparently he doesn't have what it takes to be a good father. Or at least that's what his onscreen daughter thinks!
Amara Miller, who plays Clooney's younger daughter in the new family drama The Descendants, has no qualms about claiming her on-camera daddy wouldn't necessarily be the best at real-life fatherhood.
"Let me just say, he wouldn't be good as a father," Miller told Us Weekly at the movie's premiere Tuesday in Beverly Hills, Calif. "He wouldn't be the best as a father."
Naturally, this begs the question: Why not?
"George likes being an adult," she explained. "George has fun being an adult, and I don't think he would like having kids. I know that he's not planning on having kids anytime soon."
But Miller's opinions aren't anything that the actor himself hasn't expressed. He told PopSugar this week hat he's nowhere near ready for little ones. "I should adopt 20-year-olds," he said. (Interpret that how you want!)
Despite dissing Clooney's fatherhood potential, the refreshingly candid Miller did say she loved working with the A-list star.
"He was just a really phenomenal person to work with," she added. "[But] we don't really keep in touch anymore. He's George Clooney… No one really keeps in touch with him anymore!"
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EA have not found any alternative to the dying Gamespy service and a large number of games thus lose multiplayer support.
Gamespy has long been a household name for gamers, as numerous games, both PC and console, had multiplayer modes built on servers.
2014 marks the notoriously late for Gamespy, which also means that hundreds of games are in danger of losing support for gaming on-line.
Many developers and publishers, including Activision, Rockstar and SEGA has announced that they are working to find alternative solutions for games that use the Gamespy servers. Similar messages came from EA, which over the years have used Gamespy for many titles, but now the company has announced that they choose to flappers support in their Gamespy games.
Technical challenges and not least the fact that most of the games that use Gamespy start pulling on the oars, located behind EA's decision to allow multiplayer support across 50 titles die out. A variety of titles, such as F1 2002, EA Sports 06 to PC or Fifa Soccer 08-10 for the Nintendo DS, has hardly many active players, but the list also contains relatively popular games like Battlefield 2, Crysis 2 and Star Wars Battlefront 2.
PC games constitute a large part of the list, but Nintendo consoles are also strongly represented. Nintendo has not gone back on its decision to allow the many DS and Wii titles that use Gamespy lose multiplayer functionality, and EA games are no exception.
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Another update, an all around improvement, no particular focus really.
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Game looks like a toybox, graffics remind me of some StarCraft 2 screenshots. But I hope that this game will be good one in C&C series, coz I don\t have rly good RTS today (except Company of heroes).
there is no full version of red alert 3 yet, shadow_ck
man it aint out yet dont download the beta! it sucks and usually dosnt work! and sometimes contains viruses!
who got find any website that can download red alert 3 full version original and free ???? i cant find it haiz !!! if got post at here or send to email@example.com
wish they would make a ZH mod for RA3...
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meh c&c 3 was good so was Kane's wrath and they didnt screw it up to much and i think since this is just a beta that they will balance it and add more before the release plus anyway i also liked the old C&Cs but im also open to new ideas
the first two were only better because they didnt look like **** cartoons.
the first 2 redalerts were better...
Highest Rated (11 agree) 10/10
Awesome game but the unit scaling needs some fixing
as for the mods,there are too many of them with uprising units
We need more mods that adds completely new things. Look at Shockwave, Tib Essence, and Paradox, they are doing it right.
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Worst RA game ever.
With each subsequent non-westwood CnC EA shoves through its lower intestines...they get worse and worse. RA3 was bad...though not as bad as CnC3..that would get a -5 if possible.
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