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West Ham and Middlesbrough meet at Upton Park on Tuesday in a match both sides need to win in order to boost their own respective bids for promotion. West Ham looked destined for a top two finish a few weeks ago but a failure to convert draws into wins has seen them drop down to third in the Championship. Meanwhile Middlesbrough are currently embroiled in a frantic battle for a top six finish. With every point vital from now until the end of the season a defeat on Tuesday could prove to be very costly. Ladbrokes have West Ham as the 4/5 favourites to win, while Boro can be backed at 7/2, with a draw priced at 5/2.
West Ham may be unbeaten in eight matches but they will be thoroughly disappointed with recent results. They have slipped out of the top two following three consecutive draws and they simply must win in order to keep up with league leaders Southampton and Reading, who are both in great form. With both of those sides also in action on Tuesday The Hammers could find themselves eight points off top spot if they are defeated by Boro. Sam Allardyce's men have struggled at Upton Park of late, drawing four consecutive home games. Despite boasting a number of strikers they have been relatively poor in front of goal and have failed to score more than two goals in a home match since way back in November. At the weekend they managed to rescue a last gasp point away to Leeds but they must improve if they are to get the three points on Tuesday.
If Boro lose then their already slim hopes of snatching an automatic promotion place will be firmly slammed shut. With only one point separating 4th and 9th positions, 6th placed Boro need a win to ensure they remain in the top six. Tony Mowbray's side have a number of crunch games on the horizon against the likes of Brighton, Cardiff and Hull which means it is crucial that they avoid their third consecutive defeat. Boro have been way below-par against the Championship's top teams this season and suffered a 2-0 defeat when they played West Ham back in November at The Riverside Stadium. On top of that they have won just once in the last eight meetings between the sides and head into the match on the back of a disappointing 3-0 defeat to Birmingham on Saturday.
The Hammers can be backed at 7/1 to win 1-0, while Boro have been handed odds of 12/1 to come away with a 1-0 win. A 1-1 draw could be the way to go at 6/1 in what would be West Ham's fourth consecutive result by that scoreline. The Hammers can also be backed at 10/3 to win with two or fewer goals scored in the match.
Carlton Cole has been installed as the 9/2 favourite in the first goalscorer market, with Sam Baldock, Nicky Maynard, Kevin Nolan and Ricardo Vaz Te all priced at 5/1. Boro haven't scored in two games but in their ranks they have two decent strikers in Marvin Emnes and Lukas Jutkiewicz who are both priced at 11/2 to open the scoring with Ladbrokes.
West Ham v Middlesbrough Tips
Tip #1: 1-1 draw @ odds of 6/1 with Ladbrokes.
Tip #2: West Ham to win with two or fewer goals scored in the match @ odds of 10/3 with Ladbrokes.
Tip #3: Kevin Nolan to open the scoring @ odds of 5/1 with Ladbrokes.
Match Betting
4/5 - West Ham
7/2 - Middlesbrough
5/2 - Draw
Correct Score Odds
7/1 - West Ham 1 - 0
8/1 - West Ham 2 – 0
8/1 - West Ham 2 - 1
12/1 - Middlesbrough 1-0
25/1 - Middlesbrough 2-0
16/1 - Middlesbrough 2-1
10/1 - Draw 0-0
6/1 - Draw 1-1
14/1 - Draw 2-2
First Goalscorer Odds
9/2 - Carlton Cole
5/1 - Sam Baldock
5/1 - Nicky Maynard
5/1 - Kevin Nolan
5/1 - Ricardo Vaz Te
11/2 - Marvin Emnes
11/2 - Lukas Jutkiewicz
8/1 - Curtis Main
8/1 - Bart Ogbeche
Odds supplied by Ladbrokes.com, plus over 60 other markets on this match and all live Championship fixtures, including live betting in-running.
Posted: Monday, 19th March 2012
Author: Russell Lloyd
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NFL: It's Super Bowl 50, not L
The NFL Loses Roman Numerals...For Now
The Roman Empire has fallen.
The NFL announced on Wednesday that Super Bowl 50 will be graphically represented using standard Arabic numerals instead of Roman numerals, which the league has been using since Super Bowl V in 1971.
It's a one-year break, said Jaime Weston, the league's vice president of brand and creative, because the "L" isn't as pleasing to the eye.
"When we developed the Super Bowl XL logo, that was the first time we looked at the letter L," Weston said. "Up until that point, we had only worked with X's, V's and I's. And, at that moment, that's when we started to wonder: What will happen when we get to 50?"
Weston said her team has been working on the Super Bowl 50 logo since April 2013, having gone through 73 versions. At some point along the way, it was concluded that having the "L" stand alone didn't work.
The league has made two logos for the game, which will take place Feb. 7, 2016, at Levi's Stadium, the new home of the San Francisco 49ers. Both the national and regional logo feature the "50" in gold, serving to call attention to the game's golden anniversary as well as the game's location in the "Golden State."
The logos also feature the Lombardi Trophy, which has been part of the Super Bowl logo since 2010, when the league went to a more generic, standardized look. The regional logo includes Levi's Stadium as well as notable San Francisco landmarks, including the Golden Gate Bridge, Coit Tower and the Transamerica Pyramid.
"We think what we have makes a very powerful statement for the NFL brand," Weston said.
As part of the final testing of the logos, including how the gold would play, the league looked at them on Wilson game footballs and even painted a logo on the playing surface at Candlestick Park last week.
Following the conclusion of Super Bowl XLIX, which will be played at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Arizona on Feb. 1, 2015, the league will embark on a campaign to play up the 50th anniversary. The NFL will go back to using Roman numerals for Super Bowl LI in Houston in 2017.
The league started using the term "Super Bowl" for the third game in 1969. The league filed to trademark the term two months later.
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How to Treat a Woman
Church Reflections Before U.N. Meeting
NEW YORK, FEB. 13, 2005 (Zenit) - The United Nations will hold a meeting Feb. 28-March 11 to consider the status of women. To mark the 10th anniversary of the Beijing conference on women, the Commission on the Status of Women will hold a special sitting, known as Beijing+10, at U.N. headquarters.
Recently the weekly English-language edition of L'Osservatore Romano has published articles explaining the Church's position on women's issues. In the Jan. 5 edition Mary Ann Glendon, president of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences and Harvard law professor, addressed the issue of discrimination and women.
She noted that last Dec. 18 was the 25th anniversary of the U.N. Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, or CEDAW. Reflecting on this event, Glendon acknowledged the contribution made by the United Nations in proclaiming the dignity and equality of women, starting with the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Nevertheless, applying the principle of equality in society and law has presented difficult challenges, she added. Glendon observed that Eleanor Roosevelt, who chaired the commission that produced the 1948 declaration, defended equal opportunities for women, "But she maintained just as firmly that there were certain areas, such as child-rearing and military service, where the differences between the sexes ought to be taken into account." As well, Roosevelt stated, in a parallel with Catholic teaching, that the family home is where "men and women live as men and women and complement each other."
But Glendon said that when it came to the drafting of CEDAW, another vision of women dominated. The document was influenced by a strain of feminism that was marked by negative attitudes toward men, marriage and motherhood. Because of this, CEDAW "contains a number of problematic features," noted Glendon.
Outlawing Mother's Day
Among the negative elements in the 1979 convention are parts that have been interpreted to discourage special protection for mothers. Moreover, it favors the promotion of equality in such a way as to create severe tensions with other basic rights, such as freedom of expression and belief.
The committee set up to oversee compliance with CEDAW has continued in this vein. It criticizes, for example, countries that do not provide open access to abortion and condemns making Mother's Day a holiday.
In the meantime, the majority of women have abandoned this "old-line feminism," argued Glendon. While women still actively campaign for equality, they are alienated by the anti-men, anti-family attitudes of the earlier generation of feminism.
Catholic doctrine, by contrast, has much to offer women in their quest for an authentic feminism, Glendon contended. John Paul II's encyclical "Laborem Exercens" affirms the importance of the family and the need for women to be able to advance in their workplace without having to sacrifice their role as mothers. In other writings the Pope has called for a change in society's attitudes, so that women can use all their talents, including in the home.
This should come as no surprise to anyone, added Glendon. The Gospels reveal how Jesus broke radically with the traditions of his time by befriending women and entrusting some of his teachings to them. And Christianity, through its promotion of monogamy and the indissolubility of marriage, "has probably done more than any other force in history to free women from customs that denied their dignity."
Catholic feminism
The theme of men's and women's roles in society was the subject of an article by Janne Haaland Matlary in the Jan. 12 issue of L'Osservatore Romano. The professor from University of Oslo's political science department took as the background for her reflections the letter issued by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith last July 31, on the "Collaboration of Men and Women in the Church and in the World."
That letter, the Norwegian scholar noted, maintained that the difference between the sexes goes far beyond the biological; the divergence extends to the psychological and ontological levels. In this way Catholic anthropology avoids the error of biological reductionism, which reduces women to the role of child-bearers. It also sidesteps the mistake of adopting a vision based on social factors, which reduces the differences between the sexes to a "social construct."
Matlary summarized what she sees as the outline of a "Catholic feminism" contained in the text published by the Vatican doctrinal congregation. Overall, the letter seeks to focus the relationship between the sexes as one based on the imitation of Christ through self-giving and service to others. The ideal of self-giving has special relevance for women, ...
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FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas — Arkansas will try to win its third straight game on Tuesday night when it hosts Tennessee, a team the Razorbacks lost to two weeks ago.
Led by Alandise Harris' 14 points, Arkansas (15-4, 4-2 Southeastern Conference) held on for a 61-60 win at Missouri on Saturday — its second straight win following a two-game losing streak.
The Razorbacks lost 74-69 at Tennessee (12-6, 4-2) on Jan. 13, a game in which they committed a season-high 18 turnovers. Arkansas had only three turnovers against the Tigers, and coach Mike Anderson expects the team to play with more energy when it faces the Volunteers for the second time.
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Siem Reap Hostel: Great place, price and location
I've always loved the vibe of hostels. And The Siem Reap Hostel didn't disappoint. People think hostels are wild or rowdy or dirty because it's cheap...not true. I found SRP to be a great place to stay.
First, it's cheap. You have a choice of staying in the dorm rooms (several of you staying in bunk beds) or getting a private room. We took a private room. It's HUGE for $20/night. It has big giant beds (high and firm- no sagging mattresses), TV (with HBO HD heck yeah!), it's own private bathroom (with separate toilet from the shower and a separate sink-- this means no hogging of the bathroom!). Strong hot water. A ceiling fan and an aircon. It's almost like a hotel!! Worth more than the price we paid for it. The beds are high because you have a luggage storage underneath (bring padlocks). Oh! Almost forgot, we discovered that you can have one load of laundry done for free if you get a private room. Now, where else can you get that??
Great location-- literally around 5 mins stroll to pub street. Heck, I don't brisk walk--I'm lazy. The idea of walking anywhere in the heat of Cambodia would most likely be met with a "no way". BUT, I'm here to say it's really very near Pub Street, and yes, I walked it. They say it's 5 mins to Pub Street... I'd say 8. (Told you, I'm lazy. I stroll. I don't brisk walk). A tuktuk ride to pub street is just a $1. So either way, it's cheap to get to places.
The indoor pool is a blessing on a hot day. Trust me... wherever you go, get a place with a pool. Siem Reap heat is no joke. It can cook you... and pools have a way of cooling you down to your bones. At least that's what we discovered.
The food is good. The price is cheap. If you take a private room, you get free breakfast. That means cereals, fresh fruits, pancakes, toast/bread, milk, juice, coffee. I'm a meat eater -- so I did this for one morning then the rest of our stay I would order from their menu for beef loklak or something else. We've checked... price is similar to some restos in pub street and but tastes better so The Siem Reap Hostel kitchen is good. Beer is cheap too. I don't drink but I noticed beer is cheaper than my Coke. I thought some of you would like to know that.
If you're all tired out from the temples, there are loads to do in the hostel. They have a foozball table, a billiard table and a giant 4-in-a-line game (we went nuts over this). They're free for use. They also have a cinema room which airs shows starting at 6pm. It's a cozy place! We wanted to catch some shows because we liked the room so much but I always chose a massage over the movies. They also have yoga classes on certain times. And if you're lucky to be there on a sunday-- a barbeque!
As for the hostel being tourist friendly-- it is. They have sign up boards in case you want to join tours or activities. They have their own particular food tour where they take you walking thru the market, sampling the delicacies AND exotic. I'm not an adventurous eater so... this one I had to pass. They also have 3 PC's free for your use. Wifi is terrific on all floors. And the staff are all friendly. Also... there's always a bunch of tuktuks waiting outside so you'll never worry about not having transportation.
In case you need to check out early, they have a secure room right next to the reception where you can leave your luggage. That's what we did. We checked out at noon, left our luggage, went to the temples, came back, had a shower (they have public showers for you to use on the 3rd floor) and zoomed to the airport.
All in all, I can say I was already planning to go back to Siem Reap and stay at the hostel even before I boarded the plane home. I don't even have to drag my boyfriend back either... I felt the hostel to be clean, classy even though it's cheap and safe even for single female travellers.
I highly recommend the place.
Last tip! I read it here on VT and I have to agree--- ask for the 2nd floor away from the stairs, if you don't like to party and want to rest. I found it peaceful. If you do, however like to party and join in the fun of a true backpacker place, take the 1st floor. :) (we got room 204 and it was perfect). If you email, they quickly reply. You've NO idea the amount of friendly emails we exchanged as I was planning our trip.
One of the Best Hostels I've Ever Stayed In
This hostel was the best combination of amenities and personality. It was clean, well maintained with an exceptional staff, amazing pool, great common area and perfect location. It helped make my trip to Cambodia one of the most memorable places I could ever imagine!
Unique Quality: Incredible pool and movie nights!
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Major League Baseball enters a new age this season — finally, some might say — with the expanded use of instant replay.
Sean Harlin has lived a nice, serene existence for nearly a decade now, a comfy chair in a dark room with a ballgame on the TV in front of him. His job has been sort of quasi-librarian, cataloguing every pitch, every swing, every inning of every Twins game since 2006, so ballplayers can diagnose their own deficiencies or scout the other team's tendencies. Watch the game, log it all, move on to the next one, all in relative anonymity.
All that changes for Harlin on Monday. Big-league pressure arrives on Opening Day.
"I already told Sean, he's going to be the first person I bury if something goes wrong," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said, presumably in jest. Presumably. "I told him [he's going] right under the bus."
More like, right under the TV truck. After decades of defending umpires and their inevitable mistakes as part of the game's "human element," and 28 years after the NFL introduced video replay in 1986, America's oldest professional sport finally has embraced 21st century technology and spent millions installing it in all 30 ballparks. Beginning this season, umpires' calls will be subject to review by their peers, using high-definition digital replays to uphold or overturn controversial decisions.
And while the new replay-challenge system might put the focus on managers and umpires, one group appealing the other's mistakes to a higher court in New York, the real pressure will be on guys like Sean Harlin.
"Get it right, get it fast, get it to the manager," said Harlin, the team's director of major league video. "They've put a lot of trust in me, so I'm excited about the challenge."
Baseball tested the new rules during spring training games, albeit with inferior equipment and no central command center to review video replays — nothing like the systems MLB installed in each ballpark, at a reported $10 million price tag. The practice helped players, managers and fans become familiar with the basic procedures:
• Each manager may challenge one call per game, and if a call is overruled, he may challenge a second. But that's the limit. From the seventh inning on, umpires may initiate a review of their own, if a team has used its allotment of challenges.
• Decisions will be handed down by an umpire monitoring the game from MLB's new video command center in New York, a dark, windowless room full of high-tech monitors (MLB won't reveal its cost) that looks like a NORAD bunker for directing U.S. air defense. On-field umpires will rotate through the season to replay judges, with every camera angle available to him for multiple slow-motion viewing, if necessary. The umpire will communicate his decision — video confirmed the call was correct, proved conclusively that it was wrong, or was inconclusive, so the call stands — to the crew chief via a headset near home plate, a process that baseball hopes takes only 60 to 90 seconds.
• Managers must let the umpire know in a timely manner that he is challenging a call, as quickly as 30 seconds after the play if it's inning-ending.
And that last bit is where Harlin comes in. Managers might feel that an umpire's call is wrong, but "we're a long way from the play, and it's not always a great view," Gardenhire said. To help managers decide whether to challenge a call, each team is allowed to have one person watch the game on video and communicate with the dugout. Coaches and players are eligible, but the Twins, like most teams, chose the person most experienced at examining video.
The clock is ticking
That experience is going to be critical, because Harlin will have even less time to determine whether there is evidence of a missed call than the umpires making the ultimate decision. The replays might include super-slo-mo, but his decision will have to be 100-gigabyte fast.
"I'm sure the technology is cutting-edge, but it still comes down to my judgment, and seeing what you have to in a hurry," Harlin said. "It's one thing to look at it over and over and say, 'OK, I'm sure he was out.' But if it takes you two or three minutes, that's not helpful."
To buy time, Gardenhire expects he will emerge from the dugout and walk over to the umpire — "I'm used to running out there with a red face, so it's going to be different," he joked — and essentially stall, maybe ask the umpire what he saw, until Harlin relays word to coach Paul Molitor on the bench whether there is sufficient evidence to overturn the call, which Molitor will signal to the manager.
(Harlin might not be the only one with the ability to decide whether a challenge is warranted. In another policy change that's certain to be popular, MLB has lifted its ban on showing replays of close or controversial plays on the stadium scoreboard.)
While Gardenhire chats with the umpire, Harlin will operate the controls of the Hawkeye system, a derivative of the super-accurate cameras that professional tennis uses to rule on close calls, which MLB is installing in every home and road clubhouse in the league. He will have access to every camera angle from both teams' feeds, and can replay each one, whether or not the broadcast uses it.
Trouble is, baseball demonstrated the Hawkeye console, controlled via keyboard and mouse, for video coordinators during spring training, but Harlin won't operate it himself until Monday.
"I know how it works, but I've got to get up to speed in a hurry," he said. "It's going to take some getting used to — seeing all those screens, knowing which ones to look at again, making a decision in a few seconds."
Harlin certainly is used to watching baseball on a video monitor. Excluding the birth of his son and his father's funeral, the Eagan native, a Twins employee for 23 years including more than a decade as media-relations manager in the Metrodome days, has watched every pitch of every Twins game since becoming video coordinator in 2006 — yet he never has seen one of them live.
"I hear Target Field is pretty nice," he joked from his office deep inside it, just off the home clubhouse. "I'd like to see a game there someday."
Practice time is over
That's off in the future, though, as he helps Minnesota adapt to baseball's new era. He has worked with Gardenhire, Molitor and the coaching staff to prepare for the changes, and he is not the only one.
Former major league manager Joe Torre, now MLB's executive director of baseball operations, is in charge of implementing the system, and he sent another Hall of Fame manager, Tony La Russa, to each spring camp to explain the system to managers and answer their questions.
"They've made it clear that this is the starting point, that they don't expect it to be perfect right from Day 1," Gardenhire said after his meeting with La Russa. "They're going to make changes to the system once we see how well it works."
The replay rules were in effect in a handful of spring games to get teams and umpires used to it, but Harlin was limited to watching the broadcast of the game, usually with only two or three cameras — and not always high-definition — with no ability to cue up replays on his own.
"We practiced the procedures, which was good. But it wasn't what it's going to be like during a real game," he said. "I'm planning to check every play for a while, just to become fluent in the process."
It became apparent during spring training that umpires will be generous about consulting replays from the seventh inning on, just to prevent being embarrassed by a missed call that isn't corrected. Having an umpire put on a headset might soon be as ubiquitous as having basketball referees going to video monitors to review out-of-bounds and timing issues during NBA and NCAA games.
"I think they want to get it right, so they'll be under the gun a little bit. They'll say, I don't want to be on ESPN tonight, so let's check it," Gardenhire said. "But it's going to go fast. They'll have a decision as soon as they put on the headset, right away."
That's the speed Harlin is hoping for, too. He knows his job has changed, from monitoring a game to perhaps helping to decide its outcome.
"Somebody tweeted that video coordinators may now be the difference between winning or losing. I'm actually excited about that, excited that I can contribute, even if all I'm doing is providing information so Gardy can make a decision," Harlin said. "For [General Manager] Terry Ryan and Gardy to have that faith in me, it's really an honor."
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Seattle |
Toronto | 104 | FINAL |
Indiana | 91 |
Cleveland | 103 | FINAL |
Detroit | 95 |
Milwaukee | 109 | FINAL |
Miami | 102 |
Memphis | 109 | FINAL |
Dallas | 90 |
Chicago | 75 | 3rd Qtr 1:26 |
Golden State | 77 |
Washington | 71 | 3rd Qtr 1:02 |
LA Lakers | 72 |
NY Rangers | 1 | FINAL |
NY Islanders | 4 |
Arizona | 3 | FINAL(SO) |
Philadelphia | 4 |
Winnipeg | 3 | FINAL |
Pittsburgh | 5 |
Washington | 3 | FINAL |
Columbus | 4 |
Tampa Bay | 2 | FINAL |
Carolina | 4 |
Dallas | 2 | FINAL |
Montreal | 3 |
Detroit | 5 | FINAL |
Florida | 4 |
Colorado | 3 | FINAL(OT) |
Nashville | 4 |
Buffalo | 1 | FINAL |
Calgary | 4 |
Minnesota | 2 | FINAL |
Edmonton | 1 |
Anaheim | 2 | 3rd Prd 13:57 |
Vancouver | 0 |
Ball State | 47 | FINAL |
Akron | 59 |
Northern Ill | 46 | FINAL |
Bowling Green | 56 |
Western Mich | 71 | FINAL |
Buffalo | 77 |
Ohio | 40 | FINAL |
Eastern Mich | 76 |
Xavier | 66 | FINAL |
Georgetown | 53 |
Vanderbilt | 62 | FINAL |
Georgia | 70 |
West Virginia | 65 | FINAL |
Kansas State | 59 |
Central Mich | 53 | FINAL |
Kent State | 63 |
Saint Josephs | 48 | FINAL |
La Salle | 53 |
Nebraska | 44 | FINAL |
Michigan | 58 |
Miami-Ohio | 65 | FINAL |
Toledo | 70 |
Tulsa | 62 | FINAL |
Tulane | 55 |
George Washington | 48 | FINAL |
VA Commonwealth | 72 |
Pittsburgh | 67 | FINAL |
Virginia Tech | 70 |
Indiana State | 78 | FINAL |
Evansville | 89 |
Tabor College | 53 | FINAL |
Oral Roberts | 94 |
Florida | 52 | FINAL |
Alabama | 50 |
Tennessee | 64 | FINAL |
Arkansas | 69 |
Texas A&M | 71 | FINAL |
Auburn | 61 |
Baylor | 53 | FINAL |
Oklahoma State | 64 |
DePaul | 0 | Postponed |
Providence | 0 |
Michigan State | 0 | Postponed |
Rutgers | 0 |
Wyoming | 44 | FINAL |
Utah State | 56 |
Fresno State | 47 | FINAL |
San Diego St | 58 |
Nevada | 62 |
SD Christian | 54 | FINAL |
CS-Bakersfield | 79 |
Colorado State | 40 | 2nd Half 19:33 |
Boise State | 30 |
Temple | 71 | FINAL |
Campbell | 42 | FINAL |
Presbyterian | 51 |
Coastal Carolina | 65 | FINAL |
High Point | 73 |
Gardner-Webb | 49 | FINAL |
Radford | 59 |
UNC-Asheville | 58 | FINAL |
Liberty | 62 |
Winthrop | 63 | FINAL |
Longwood | 62 |
Columbia International | 33 | FINAL |
Charleston Southern | 74 |
Tulane | 63 | FINAL |
Houston | 46 |
(3) Baylor | 89 | FINAL |
Navy | 49 | FINAL |
American Univ | 59 |
Valparaiso | 42 | FINAL |
Illinois-Chicago | 60 |


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Booming in Blackpool: House prices dip in March but still up 5.6% on last year with seaside town seeing the fastest rises
- Land Registry data shows average house price is just £12k off 2007 peak
- Property values in Blackpool up 3.1% in March - higher than anywhere else
- London sees house prices swell by 12.4% in just 12 months
House prices dipped slightly in March but are still up considerably compared to a year ago, according to the latest monthly Land Registry report.
Its data found the average property value has risen 5.6 per cent in England and Wales during the last 12 months to reach £169,124, still lower than the index peak of £181,618 in November 2007.
The increase comes despite house prices falling 0.4 per cent in March following increases of 0.5 per cent in February and 1.3 per cent in January.
Booming Blackpool: The seaside town saw house prices rise 3.1% in March - higher than any other part of the country
London saw the highest annual increase with values rising 12.4 per cent to reach £414,490. It means homebuyers could snap up two average-priced houses elsewhere in England and Wales, and still have more than £75,000 change for the price of the typical property in the capital.
Despite the overall dip in house prices in March, values in London rose by a further 0.6 per cent month-on-month.
While the year-on-year increase in the capital slowed in March, the data will do little to dilute concern over the strength of property values in London.
Elsewhere, house prices were up 7.1 per cent annually in the East, 6.1 per cent in the South East and 4.7 per cent in the South West.
Wales experienced the only annual price fall, 1.6 per cent, and prices in country saw the hardest monthly drop at 4.2 per cent.
Big gains: How house prices have soared according to the Land Registry in the last 12 months
On a
regional basis, Blackpool experienced the strongest monthly growth with
an increase of 3.1 per cent. The average property in the Lancashire
seaside town now costs £80,395.
Merthyr Tydfil saw the most significant monthly price fall of 9.8 per cent.
Yearly, house prices grew fastest in London while Blaenau Gwent was the biggest faller, with values shedding 15.7 per cent.
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gained the most value in the last 12 months, up 8.1 per cent to
Terraced properties were up 5.2 per cent, semi-detached 4.9 per cent and detached 4.6 per cent.
Heat map: The biggest gains in the last 12 months have been concentrated in London and the South East
Archer, chief economist and HIS Global Insight says the monthly Land
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Halifax and Nationwide Building Society both reported softer house price rises in their monthly indexes for March.
Brian Murphy, head of lending at Mortgage Advice Bureau, said: 'Despite falling slightly since last month, house prices have continued to improve since 2013 as a result of improved confidence among consumers and lenders.
'Homeowners across the UK will be glad to see that house price growth is no longer a one horse race: prices rose annually across all regions except Wales, suggesting nationwide recovery rather than regional improvements.'
The data also found that in the period between October 2013 to January 2014, sales volumes averaged 74,941 transactions per month.
This is an increase from the same period a year earlier, when sales volumes averaged 55,824 per month.
Land Registry found the number of properties sold in England and Wales for over £1million in January 2014 increased by 61 per cent to 1,011 from 628 in January 2013.
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Howard Archer believes house prices are likely to grow in the coming months. He said: 'We suspect house prices are likely to see further strong increases over the coming months as latest surveys are still consistently showing strong buyer interest.
'Housing market activity is being supported by substantially improved consumer confidence, markedly rising employment and extended low mortgage interest rates and is currently being fuelled by the Help to Buy initiatives.
'Meanwhile, limited supply of houses is a factor pushing up prices in an increasing number of areas and not just in London.'
Encouragingly, the Land Registry data also found that repossession volumes averaged 1,124 per month in the period between October 2013 and January 2014, down from 1,515 in the same period a year earlier.
This is Money trawled through property website Zoopla to see what you can get your hands on for the average price in both the capital and in Blackpool.
The house on the left is a three-bedroom semi-detached in Blackpool's FY1 postcode. It is available for £80,000, just a few hundred quid shy of the average in the area according to the Land Registry data
It has three decent sized bedrooms and two reception rooms. It also has a garden and a garage.
The flat on the right is a three-bedroom flat in London's SW6 postcode. It is available for £400,000, nearly £15,000 under the London average according to the Land Registry.
It was the closest property to central London This is Money could find on Zoopla for the average price. It comes with a small balcony.
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Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali has already indicated to Felipe Massa that a return on the latest show of support for the Brazilian is expected.
Yesterday, following a meeting with president Luca di Montezemolo, Massa agreed a year's extension on his contract through to the end of 2013.
It was a move that finally ended all the speculation surrounding Massa's future that has been particularly fierce this year due to the wretched start to the campaign made by the 31-year-old.
But with 30 points from the last two races, more than he accrued from the opening 11 prior to the summer break, there has been a surge in form when it mattered most.
It means Massa will drive for Ferrari for an eighth consecutive campaign, but without doubt facing a call for improvement next year.
Domenicali said: "We are pleased to have extended our relationship for a further year with Felipe, who has been part of our family for over a decade
"He has shown, especially in this recent part of the season, he is again competitive at the highest level, which is what is expected of every driver who gets behind the wheel of a Ferrari.
"We have always supported Felipe, even in the most difficult moments of his career, and we are certain of his worth and are sure he will know how to repay the confidence this renewal proves we have in him."
With 56 points overall from his last five races since the holiday period, only Sebastian Vettel has accumulated more, with Massa even outscoring team-mate Fernando Alonso.
It is evidence Massa's lack of understanding with this year's car is finally behind him, and with the regulations stable for next season, he is in a position to deliver more in 2013.
Naturally relieved one of the most uncertain periods of his F1 career is finally behind him, he said: "I am very happy to have reached this agreement.
"Ferrari is my racing family and throughout my entire time in Formula 1, I have always driven cars powered by engines built in Maranello - I can't see myself driving cars propelled by anything else!
"First and foremost, I want to thank President Montezemolo and Stefano Domenicali, who had faith in me and who have always supported me, even at the most difficult moments.
"The team and also all the fans can rest assured I will do all in my power to help the Scuderia reach the targets it sets itself each year."
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I'm looking for a new foundation. I've been using the MAC Studio fix fluid and I like it but I wanted to see what others use before I buy another bottle. Maybe I can find something new. I have sort of gnarly skin. blotchy and spotty with freckles so full coverage is needed. And I'm pale so finding the right color seems hard. Lol. Any thoughts?
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Hey Riley -
I am having the same problem. Although I do need fuller coverage, I am still going through the American bb creams... L'oreal was too grainy, Garnier too shiny. I have a connection to a cosmetics girl at work who got the sample of the maybelline bb and it is a matte and looks like it has fuller coverage, but until I actually use it, I can't help with a review. The interim bottle I've been using is Revlon ColorStay Mineral Mousse. It is thicker, has fuller coverage, and the coloring (#050 for me) is spot on, especially in the summer. Sometimes I don't need to powder. In the winter, I like to use the fuller coverage, but summer (when I sweat ALOT) I prefer to wear a lighter coverage, hence the bb creams.
I also prefer to use anything mineral because it is easier on my skin...
Good luck to you!!
Jenn - it's going to be like kissing a lot of frogs, but you'll find one.
Thanks Jenn.
I've been interested in the Maybelline bb cream. Maybe I'll try it. At worst it will probably be good to wear for those "not so makeupy but don't want to look like I crawled out of the trash" days. Ha!
Lately for the good coverage+stay on endurance+good price I have found Revlon 24 hr ColorStay Foundation. I picjed it up with a big underexpectation, but it surprised me.
It does do all it claims for about $11-12. I don't like the bottle because it has no pump. I was tipping it over on my empty MAC bottle and filling it with Revlon 24hr. =D It is a good everyday foundation. I follow with powder foundation for more coverage for my gnarly skin and use setting powder over :) Layering helps!
For stage makeup I use either Clinique or Laura Mercier. Usd one kind of MAC. It was OK. I want to try one more kind out of them. ALso using Loreal BB for daily wear with powder. It does stretch pretty well. I did not findot too grainy myself, but in the heat because I leave it in the car, it liquidified and separated and made messes..... I still use it, though. It has a lot of product to go for a long time in it.
I love Cover Girl's Aqua Smooth foundation (in classic ivory), it's an all in one sort of thing. Creamy and dries into a subtle powdery finish. I have sensitive skin, and never had a problem with it. Also you can have as much or as little coverage as you need with this one.
I like Benefit Hello Flawless powder foundation (they also have liquid). I put it on with a Kabuki brush and it provides great coverage. It's pricier than drugstore brands however.
I'm a natural red head so I'm similar to you.. uneven skin tone, freckles. There are a few foundations I like, studio fix is one of them (NW20 to reference). I've swatched a few BB creams and the only one I liked of the top of my head is L'oreal Magic Skin Beautifier. The other BB creams left me feeling the same way I do about tinted moisturizers.. it just isn't enough coverage to even my skin. The L'oreal one comes out white and turns skin colored as you blend, generally has more coverage than others. My recent foundation love is - and it's a splurge one- Diorskin Forever Flawless Perfection Wear Makeup. It's $47- a $20 increase from studio fix for the same amount- but with that being said I ordered mine last October and I'm just now needing to replace it. I have used other foundations on occasion in between (studio fix) but it lasts it's shelf life and I've been beyond impressed with it. There are certain things that I will pay a little more for that I feel the performance warrants it. You can go by Sephora and ask for a sample to try it out.
I've also tried NARS sheer glow & sheer matte both are nice but I wish they did more undertone matching without the shade change. A lower cost alternative that's been nice when I've done makeup freelance is NYX HD foundations. NYX is often buy one get one 50% at ULTA so you could get the foundation and a powder or a primer to try (I do not like the HD primer- it's white and it doesn't go on transparent).
Now I had a huge curiosity bubble in me for Dior. Studio Fx is the name of the brand by the way?
Anybody having pore coverage issues? I have large pores that I hate so much. Unless I wear layers and layers of stage makeup, they won't be covered at all. :(
I try to love NYX stuff. I am so drawn to their products because of abundance of color choices and cheap prices. But the cheapness does not only reflect on the prices. All their products slide right off of the face....
Have you ever tried any Make Up For Ever products? I've heard a lot about those but have never used them.
Yep I use to use the Make Up For Ever HD foundation, I currently use their HD Micropowder in my freelance kit. The HD foundation is nice and they have a pretty good variety when it comes to shade and undertones. It seems like it took more product to cover my face, or at least even it out. I also have trouble with t zone oiliness. So it was nice, I just think I prefer a bit more coverage than it offered. The HD powder didn't knock my socks off. Don't get me wrong it does it's job but I noticed no matter how tender I was with it it managed to kick up a lot of powder and it's too expensive for the product to go flying through the air- a little is understandable but a smoke screens crazy. I wasn't totally sold on their primer, I think I returned it actually. I get dry patches on occassion (combo skin) and I never felt like the primer smoothed them enough. I do love their concealers though (the HD invisible concealer, & 5 camouflage palette are lovely), and their brow corrector which I think was repackaged to be Aqua Brows now. Shadows are nice, pigmented, and a good amount of product for price.
I've been buying the same foundation 3 times in a row & that's the first time so I think I can speak of Holy Grail :
Mac Pro Longwear foundation & pro longwear concealor :)
It's liquid... pretty thick consistency... you need to work by zone while applying it before it dries (like the studio fix)...It's medium to full coverage because it's VERY buildable... natural/matte finish :)
What is really what I like about it is the staying power... I apply my foundation as usual, powder & I don't need to touch up anymore in like 10 hours ! Maybe once if I was very active or it's hot outside but ir really stays on forever !
I've even fall asleep in my make up once (I was drunk, I never do that otherwise LOL) & when I woke up it still looked fresh :O ! Holy cow I told myself...
Really I don't see any "downside" on this product & I use to work as a make up artist so I'm used to pro products etc :)
My advice is give it a try ! Don't wanna brownse for another foubdation anymore since I discovered this one.
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Event Type: classical, music, concert, and, lecture
Organized By: Megan Siegfried
Latest Activity: Jan 17, 2013
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Host Brent Stevens, morning on-air personality with Classical 95.5 KHFM, brings you new knowledge about the composers who define the musical genre. The third program in our Introduction to the Classics series examines the period
directly before Beethoven and the composers who influenced him. Guest conductor Christopher Confessore leads the New Mexico Philharmonic in Symphony No. 104 by Franz Joseph Haydn and Symphony No. 35, "Haffner" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Confessore is the Music Director and Principal Conductor of the Brevard Symphony Orchestra, Melbourne, Florida, and the Principal Pops Conductor of the
Alabama Symphony Orchestra.
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Day 3: Enlace Comunitario
Day 4: AMP Concerts
Day 5: New Mexico Friends of Foster Children
Day 6: Rio Grande Down Syndrome Network
Day 7: Revolutions International Theatre Festival
Day 8: NM Chapter Alzheimer's Association
Day 9: New Mexico Appleseed
Day 10: Common Bond New Mexico
Day 11: KUNM Radio
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