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Arch Coal Inc. said Tuesday it has launched a $250 million term loan and, separately, has begun a private offering of $350 million aggregate principal amount of senior notes due 2019.
The $250 million incremental, senior secured term loan due 2018 is being offered through an uncommitted accordion provision in Arch Coal's existing revolving credit agreement, the company said. Completion of the new term loan offering would cut the company's revolving credit facility to $350 million from $600 million.
The company said it plans to use the net proceeds from both the debt offering and the term loan for general corporate purposes. After the offerings are completed, Arch expects to have a cash and marketable securities balance in excess of $1.2 billion.
Arch also said Tuesday that, separately, it plans to seek amendments to its secured revolving credit facility to gain "additional flexibility" under the facility's financial covenants.
"We are proactively executing a comprehensive financing plan aimed at boosting our cash on hand, enhancing our overall liquidity and maintaining our financial flexibility," Arch Coal President and CEO John Eaves said in a statement. "This plan provides Arch with excess liquidity in case the current market weakness lasts longer than expected, and adds long-term, pre-payable debt to help the company achieve its de-levering goal as markets recover."
Despite some improvement in global and domestic thermal markets, Eaves said, metallurgical coal markets currently remain challenged. "In light of the weak environment, Arch has been successfully pursuing a plan to improve operational efficiency, reduce capital spending and bolster available financial resources," he said.
St. Louis-based Arch Coal (NYSE: ACI) reported third-quarter net income of $45.8 million on revenue of $1.09 billion. Arch reported profit of $141.7 million on revenue of $4.3 billion in 2011.
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In fact, the most vigorous and sustained use of gesture is performed by drivers negotiating the bottleneck outside David's old haunt, but it is a moot point if their flamboyant digital manipulations are intended as an homage to the local star.
If he's thinking of renewing his struggle to transform Beckenham into the Montmartre of south London, perhaps Mr Bowie should be made aware that the Three Tuns, like so many nice, dingy old pubs in Britain, has undergone a terrible metamorphosis in his absence. Now done out in polished pine and cheap-looking brass, it has been renamed, with stunning originality, the Rat and Parrot. Following this transformation, the boite has gained a reputation in the locality for the lively behaviour of its clientele. If David were tempted to re-establish his Arts Lab, he would certainly be assured of appearing on television, since the local authorities have erected an impressively vast closed-circuit TV camera which keeps a constant glassy eye open for disturbances outside the hostelry.
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COLUMBUS — Severstal will invest $1.3 billion in its steel and mining operations worldwide with $43 million set aside for its rolled steel mill in Columbus.
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hi, the Radisson in Galway is a great choice. It has a great location within easy walking distance of the town center. They have a great spa but you do need to book in advance and the restaurant is also very good. The water problem is still an issue in Galway but most of the hotels in Galway have installed their own filter systems to make the water safe to use, so it shouldn't be a reason not to go there.
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I stayed a few weeks ago for a hen night. They provided water but the system in the hotel i.e. sinks is not filtered. I only have seen that in places like India as they never needed to do before and its costly. Be very careful with the water even with a toothbrush. 2 friends living there have been ill and its not a 2 day illness its longer.
I personally would not stay again./ I think 200 euro (99pp) for a room that is average not 4 star in my opinion was a complete rip off. Its a shame as it was a lovely place when it opened. The food in the lobby was pretty crummy as well. We felt it was not up the standards it claims. Yes its close to the city but so are loits of other places. I would stay elsewhere.
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America's first major trial concerning press freedom involved a German newspaper man, John Peter Zenger. He was accused of having libeled the Royal Governor of New York, William Cosby. Andrew Hamilton won a favorable jury verdict in that case that set the tone for American attitudes about a free press three decades before the American Revolution.
Iraq's equivalent of the Zenger case is being conducted now before an Iraqi investigating judge. In the dock sits the Pulitzer Prize-winning Associated Press photojournalist Bilal Hussein. The prosecution is brought by the American Pentagon, under a Secretary of Defense who states–rather unconvincingly–that "the press is not the enemy." I have just been given an update on the handling of the Bilal Hussein case from a Pentagon source who claimed to have been briefed on the proceedings.
Bilal's case has been assigned to investigating Judge Dhia al-Kinani, who has already conducted a long series of evidentiary hearings in the case. The source said the Pentagon is confident that they will secure a conviction in the case. "Nothing is being left to chance in this case. It's important and a lot of resources are being thrown at it." The Pentagon isn't concerned about evidence or legal arguments. I wonder why. Some other points.
• Under strong pressure from the U.S. military, the investigating judge closed the case and imposed a gag order. This was requested principally because the U.S. military was concerned about unfavorable media coverage. The Pentagon media strategy involves leaking information as it finds convenient to "friendly new media" (this I take to be wingnut bloggers), but restricting the flow of information to traditional media. The Iraqi judge is fully cooperating with his gag order.
• The U.S. military has assigned a team of five to act effectively as prosecutors in the case. The team is headed by a JAG Captain named Kelvey (or perhaps Calvey). (Says the source: "We recognize, of course, that the U.S. has no authority to prosecute a case in an Iraqi court. That's one of the reasons that a gag order was essential.")
• The Iraqi judge is also allowing the U.S. military to present evidence by witnesses through remote television hook-ups from undisclosed locations. This is done particularly to be sure that Bilal Hussein would not be able to cross-examine any witnesses.
• The Pentagon was particularly concerned about the prospect of Bilal Hussein getting effective defense from his lawyer, former federal prosecutor Paul Gardephe. The judge was told to refuse to allow Bilal Hussein's U.S. lawyer to participate in the case. The judge accepted this advice. Consequently, the U.S. military has a five-man team to press its case, but Bilal Hussein's lawyer is silenced and not permitted to participate–and all of this has occurred as a result of U.S. Government intervention with the court. The irony of course is that under Iraqi law, the U.S. military has no authority or right to appear and prosecute, but Bilal Hussein's chosen counsel has an absolute right.
• The U.S. military continues to keep Hussein in their custody and will not allow his lawyer, Gardephe, access to him to conduct interviews or trial preparation without having both a U.S. military representative and an interpreter in the room at all times. Under international norms, this means that Bilal Hussein is not permitted access to counsel: a serious violation of his trial rights. And note that the violator is not the Iraqi authorities, who have no control over Bilal, but the United States Government.
• The Pentagon is convinced that regardless of the evidence presented and the arguments made, Bilal Hussein will be convicted based on its influence wielding and pressure tactics. "The judge announced on the opening day that he would recommend conviction and refer the matter to the Central Criminal Court of Iraq. This was before any evidence or arguments had been produced. Our folks were elated, but concerned that his somewhat rash statement would undermine the credibility of the proceedings. They had expected him to say this only at the end of the proceedings."
I have a lot of sympathy for the Iraqi judge in this case. It's difficult for someone in the United States to imagine the sort of pressure that one of these Iraqi investigating judges operates under. In the spring of last year, I interviewed several of them. A number of judges and lawyers who practice in the Baghdad Central Criminal Court have been assassinated, and concerns for personal security understandably run very high. One judge described to me how an American Army major had intimidated and cajoled him about a case, pressuring him into a false decision. "I felt very bad about it," he said. "But on the other hand, her unit was responsible for my security. What could I do?"
Still this sort of conduct is the exception. Most of the Americans providing support to the court and its judges perform their functions in a capable and professional way, and most of the judges went out of their way to recount their experiences showing professionalism and kindness. The exceptions seem to come when there is heavy pressure out of Washington for a particular result. Like in the case of Bilal Hussein.
Maybe you thought that the United States was in Iraq to introduce democracy and the rule of law. Sometimes it does work very hard to that end. Then there are the cases like the secret prosecution of Bilal Hussein, where the behavior patterns of a petty dictatorship come creeping out. Unfortunately, these are the kinds of incidents which are likely to be remembered when American soldiers have left Iraq.
The case of Bilal Hussein is sending a distinct message to the government in Baghdad and to the dwindling number of American allies in the region. Persecuting journalists is fine with us, it says. And best to do it in the dark, so that no one sees.
A blogger at moonofalabama speculates that the Captain Kelvey of my note is Captain Kevin Calvey, a movement conservative, Club for Growth-backed former Republican legislator from Oklahoma, now serving as a JAG in Baghdad. I did not have the spelling, and my rendering of the name was strictly phonetic. While I have no further information on the anti-free press crusading JAG captain beyond what's noted above, I will post again when I learn more. The former legislator Calvey's blog does in any event make for a very interesting read. He's very, very deep into G.O.P. politics and is acutely concerned about the terrorists and their influence on the Democratic majorities in Congress. No doubt he'd make a perfect pick to handle a case like the one against Bilal Hussein. Why, if Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi are being manipulated by the terrorists, it must be child's play for them to take over the entire Associated Press bureau in Baghdad.
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Wieden & Kennedy promotes Helen Foulder to deputy MD
Wieden & Kennedy London has promoted Helen Foulder, its head of account handling, to the role of deputy managing director, after staff figures rose 34 per cent in 2013.
Wieden & Kennedy: newly promoted Andrew Kay and Helen Foulder
Foulder will report to managing director Neil Christie and will take on some of Christie's responsibilities, as well as ensuring the agency's creative work is up to scratch.
The last person to hold the deputy managing director role at Wieden & Kennedy London was Camilla Harrisson, who left in 2004 and is now the chief executive officer at M&C Saatchi.
Foulder has been at the agency for six years and previously looked after the Three and Lurpak accounts.
Andrew Kay, the group account director on Mondelez and Coca-Cola, has been promoted to take over from Foulder as head of account handling. Kay has also been with Wieden & Kennedy for six years and, in addition to running the account handling department, will continue to lead the Fuze tea, Stride and Halls accounts.
The promotions come after staff numbers at the agency rose 34 per cent between 2013 and 2014, to 190.
Christie said: "I'm delighted two of our best and most loyal people are stepping up to take on new responsibilities. These promotions are richly deserved and will help us to continue to try to do our best for our clients and our people."
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Users of SELinux Now Have a Choice on Security
The release of a new open-source security package has sparked debate over how many Mandatory Access Control applications Linux really needs, and if more than one would just dilute volunteer efforts.
Novell Inc. of Provo, Utah, recently released the source code for its recently acquired Linux security application, AppArmor. It also set up a project site in hopes of attracting outside developers to further refine the program.
MAC software tackles the growing problem of applications executing malicious tasks on their host systems. It keeps profiles of routine actions that each application on a computer usually takes. When a program starts behaving in an unusual fashion, the MAC software can call on the operating system to halt that errant operation.
Novell has stressed that AppArmor is easier to use than SELinux, another MAC program first developed by the National Security Agency. Novell admits that SELinux tackles mandatory access control with more rigor than AppArmor, but questions if most users really need that degree of protection.
"There needs to be a better way to deploy [MAC] so that the average systems administrator doesn't need to go through three weeks of training," said Frank Rego, products manager for Novell.
Some observers fear that the AppArmor project will fracture the open-source development community around the demanding science of MAC.
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In Arabic, the word 'Athaan' is to call or to inform. Religionsly, it is a call made to inform people that the time of the prayer has begun. It is obligatory for the congregation in the mosque while for individuals praying alone at home, for example, it is a highly preferred act. It begins by proclaiming the greatness and oneness of Allaah and the denial of disbelief and polytheism, testifying to the messengership of Muhammad and then calling to a prosperity which is everlasting, pointing to the return to Allaah.
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An armadillo? It must be Trivia!
Beginning this weekend, January 23-25 at 10:00:37pm, will be the 50th edition of the Great Midwest Trivia Contest hosted by Lawrence University.
Even though there isn't much use for encyclopedias and obscure library books in order to find answers, everyone here at the Mudd is extremely excited for the best, most simultaneously fun and horrifying 50 hours of the year.
New to the contest and want advice? The 1980 Trivia Masters compiled a small list of helpful things, including half of the Brazilian coffee crop, a toilet, Visine, and total recall of all 79 Star Trek episodes. You can find the full list in the Archives here.
Check out some of LU's digital archive collections here - you can find the history of Trivia, old photos, sample questions, and more. Be sure to follow the Great Midwest Trivia Contest Tumblr, too!
Happy Trivia L! Best of luck Googling!
we aren't pretending anymore is the culminating exhibit of senior art student Sarah Jane Rennick's independent study, and is currently on display in the Mudd Gallery in the library.
In the independent study, Rennick created three music videos and a series of photographs that exemplify the culture surrounding artists and campus bands here at Lawrence.
"My hope was to discover and communicate the ways in which visual art and music both inspire and disappoint each other…challenging and reflecting mainstream expectations of the genre by hyper-contextualizing the art to a very specific point of view.
What I really discovered was that we aren't pretending anymore. I can tell that each of the people involved in the project is on the cusp of something very real.
As the world rears its ugly head, the artists around me are rising to greet it. Battle axes in hand…Get it, because we are vikings."
-Excerpt from the artist's statement
The music videos for Snort, Too Many Triangles, and Bendata Bendata can be viewed in the gallery along with the photographs. The exhibit is on display until this Friday, March 14th.
Efemmera is the newest exhibit in the Mudd Gallery in the library! Come check it out through tomorrow to see works from current students and photographs from the LU/Milwaukee-Downer archives.
Here's the exhibit statement:
Efemmera is an art exhibit presented by Downer Feminist Council and the Lawrence University Archives that celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Milwaukee-Downer College merge with Lawrence College to form Lawrence University, as well as contemporary female artists on the Lawrence University campus. The photos presented in Efemmera are archival reproductions of photos taken between 1895 and 1964. Special thanks to Erin Dix, the Lawrence University Archives, the members of Downer Feminist Council, Leslie Walfish & Beth Zinsli for assisting in creating Efemmera.
Visit the Mudd Gallery on the third floor of the library to view this exhibit, examining the presence and history of women on our campus.
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It's Friday! Time for the Mudd Library's Featured New Book!
Okay. So this book isn't quite new to our shelves, but it is featured on the current display in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day this coming Monday.
Jess Holz's book, Language of Hate: 2,804 Comments on Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" is a compilation of YouTube comments responding to a recording of King's "I Have a Dream" speech, beginning when the video first appeared in 2006 and extending through April 2008.
Since it's publication, there has been a second release with an added 2,000 comments. Self-published by Holz here in Appleton, this book features a unique and powerful perspective of individuals, Internet/YouTube culture, and American society through the raw presentation of unbridled Internet commentors.
The book can be found on the the current display or with the Call Number: E 185.97 .K5 H65 2008.
Featured New Book Friday @ the Mudd!
This week, take a look at Newberry Medalist Cynthia Kadohata's National Book Award winning YA novel, The Thing About Luck.
Summer knows that kouun means "good luck" in Japanese, and this year her family has none of it. Just when she thinks nothing else can possibly go wrong, an emergency whisks her parents away to Japan—right before harvest season. Summer and her little brother are left in the care of their grandparents — Obaachan and Jiichan — who come out of retirement in order to harvest wheat and help pay the bills.
The thing about Obaachan and Jiichan is that they are old-fashioned and demanding, and between helping Obaachan cook for the workers, covering for her when her back pain worsens, and worrying about her lonely little brother, Summer just barely has time to notice the attentions of their boss's cute son. But notice she does, and what begins as a welcome distraction from the hard work soon turns into a mess of its own.
Having thoroughly disappointed her grandmother, Summer figures the bad luck must be finished—but then it gets worse. And when that happens, Summer has to figure out how to change it herself, even if it means further displeasing Obaachan. Because it might be the only way to save her family.
This is a shorter, easy read that's engaging, gentle, and character-driven, making it the perfect study break book for the hectic weeks to come.
Find it on the New Books Display or with the Call Number: PZ 7 .K1166 Thi 2013.
We received an ask earlier today from bookofrevelation asking about the oldest book we have here at the Mudd. The answer to that question is Liber Chronicarum by Hartmann Schedel (also known as the Nuremberg Chronicle). The excerpt below describes a bit of the history behind the creation and publication of the book. It was extracted from the introduction of the book, Medieval Woodcut Illustrations: City Views and Decorations from "The Nuremberg Chronicle" selected and arranged by Carol Belanger Grafton.
Issued just seven months after Columbus landed in North America, the Nuremberg Chronicle was printed in 1493 in Nuremberg, Germany, by Anton Koberger (1440?-1513) who was the most renowned German printmaker of his time. The publication of the Nuremberg Chronicle and Koberger's other work, the Schatzbehalteris considered only second in importance to the printing of Gutenberg's bible.
Both volumes were illustrated by the engraver Michael Wolgemut, who was Albrecht Dürer's instructor in painting and engraving. The Nuremberg Chronicle is regarded by many scholars as the first major picture book for the middle class.
The Chronicle contains 1809 illustrations, with a total of 645 different woodcuts. Some scholars believe that the Chronicle's woodcuts mark a revolution in the print medium from the territorial to the pictorial/landscape view.
While the original copy of the Nuremberg Chronicle is not available to be circulated, we do have a reproduction that is cataloged as Liber Chronicarum.
More pictures of the book can be found here as well!
Our next library summer projects picture is of Erin Dix, University Archivist. Erin is scanning a manuscript of a speech written by Samuel Plantz, president of Lawrence University from 1894-1924. Erin is processing and digitizing a collection of President Plantz's manuscripts that was recently donated to the archives by his family.
The Mudd's copy of @katebornstein's book "Gender Outlaw" is now signed by the author! We're so excited that one of our student workers, @al_wray, was able to meet her at her event in Milwaukee last week and get it signed! 😊 We'd definitely recommend giving it a read! #books #sgmudd
Winter is Coming on the display shelf! (Thankfully fall is just beginning on campus) #lawrenceuniversity #sgmudd #library #gameofthrones
Whats your favorite part about working at the Mudd Library?
In honor of National Library week, we asked some of our staff what their favorite part about working at the library was. Click on the images to get to know more about the Mudd's friendly faces, and make sure to come stop by and join in the National Library Week festivities!
The winners for the Winter Term Finals Coloring Contest have been announced! A big congratulations to Rhys, Jason, and Jordan for their marvelous work, and to all the other entries! The turnout for the contest was great, thank you to everybody who participated!
Check back next finals week for more coloring opportunities :)
Wisconsin Library Association Conference Makerspace sponsored in part by the Mudd! Logo designed by our very own Social Media Assistant Allison Wray. Follow our Twitter and Instagram for more updates from the conference!
Join Lawrence University's Gaming Club this weekend for
WIGS: Women and Identity in Gaming Symposium!
Held in the Warch Campus Center this Saturday and Sunday (May 3-4, 2014), WIGS will be hosting panels, discussion, presentations, and more beginning at 10am Saturday morning.
Visit the WIGS website here to view the schedule and learn more about the event! And don't forget to check out the fantastic informational displays on the first floor of the Mudd Library.
It's the Mudd Library's Featured New Book Friday!
The Fair Society: The Science of Human Nature and the Pursuit of Social Justice by Peter Corning is now available at the Mudd! Here's a look into what this book is about:
We've been told, again and again, that life is unfair. But what if we're wrong simply to resign ourselves to this situation? What if we have the power—and more, the duty—to change society for the better?
We do. And our very nature inclines us to do so. That's the provocative argument Peter Corning makes in The Fair Society. Drawing on the evidence from our evolutionary history and the emergent science of human nature, Corning shows that we have an innate sense of fairness. While these impulses can easily be subverted by greed and demagoguery, they can also be harnessed for good. Corning brings together the latest findings from the behavioral and biological sciences to help us understand how to move beyond the Madoffs and Enrons in our midst in order to lay the foundation for a new social contract—a Biosocial Contract built on a deep understanding of human nature and a commitment to fairness. He then proposes a sweeping set of economic and political reforms based on three principles of fairness—equality, equity, and reciprocity—that together could transform our society and our world.
At this crisis point for capitalism, Corning reveals that the proper response to bank bailouts and financial chicanery isn't to get mad—it's to get fair.
Find Corning's book on the New Books shelf or in the Kruse room with the Call Number: Kruse BJ1533 .F2 C67 2012.
Currently on display in the Mudd Gallery is the latest work from Professor Conrad's Drawing 212 class! On display through Thursday, November 20th, is work from student artists, including:
Claire Bruning, Audrey Cuthbert, Claire Francis, Michael Hubbard, Alice Jamison, Lauren Phillips, Isabella Schleisner, Loraina Stinson, and Kristina Verhasselt
Come check out the work of some of Lawrence's talented visual artists!
Over Fall Term Reading Period the Mudd hosted our first ever Murder Mystery. It was a great success! "The Librarian" brought literary characters from across history to solve two murders that took place in the library.
Students dressed up and role played their characters, completing a scavenger hunt and solving the mystery of the double murder. The event was organized by a few library staff members and members of LU Gaming Club- there was a great turnout and positive reception. We can't wait to host this again next year!
Check out the full photo album here on our Flickr!
This past school year the Mudd acquired some great popular music including Neko Case, Vampire Weekend, Bon Iver, Arctic Monkeys, and Arcade Fire among others. One of our favorite summertime albums includes Helplessness Blues by the Fleet Foxes. Check it out in the Media Center!
Each month, the Wriston Art Galleries host Art @ Noon, a short, unique tour through the galleries led by the curator and director, Beth Zinsli, and the gallery and collections coordinator, Leslie Walfish.
Today, Beth Zinsli led a tour of the library's Roger Dale Kruse room on the fourth floor that features many pieces of Post-Impressionist artwork. Beth did a wonderful job explaining the art, the pieces, and the Post-Impressionist movement.
In case you're curious about how the Kruse Room came to be, here's a little bit about one of the favorite rooms of Lawrence students:
Distinguished Lawrence University alumnus, Judge D. Michael Lynn, class of 1965, wanted to dedicate a room in honor of his late partner, Roger Dale Kruse. He wanted the room to be a place for peaceful reflection, a place to gather, and a place to study. Everything in this room was specially selected for this space to achieve the goal of a peaceful, relaxing, and welcoming space. Everything, including the art. Judge Lynn and President Jill Beck hand selected the beautiful art pieces you see in this room. In addition to donating the funds for the renovation of the space, the furniture, and the books, Judge Lynn also purchased the art pieces and donated them to Lawrence in honor of Mr. Kruse.
Pictures of the construction of the Kruse Room are available on our Flickr album.
A lot of people think we have the summers off in the library since students are gone, but we are open and ready to offer all the same services we do during the school year. It is significantly slower, so we take that opportunity to work on some special projects that need to be done. Here Susan Goeden, the Cataloging Assistant, is pulling books from the Milwaukee-Downer Room collection to make sure their records in the library catalog are complete and that they are properly labeled. Yes, she is wearing an apron to protect her clothes from some of the more fragile, slightly crumbly books.


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Howard-Bynum swap works for Magic
Make no mistake: Andrew is no Dwight. But he's the closest thing to him in the NBA.
Dwight Howard is one of the NBA's most unique talents, which has worked to the Orlando Magic's benefit for the past seven seasons but could become a problem if Howard elects to leave as a free agent next summer. Howard's combination of skills makes him virtually irreplaceable.
As compared to the New Orleans Hornets' decision with their own superstar impending free agent, Chris Paul, the Magic have advantages and disadvantages. Orlando can make a more compelling case that Howard can win without going anywhere. The Magic are just two years removed from the NBA Finals, and even in a 2010-11 season that ended in a disappointing first-round playoff exit, Orlando boasted the league's fifth-best regular-season point differential -- ranking ahead of the eventual champion Dallas Mavericks.
If Howard signs elsewhere, however, the Magic's options would be limited. Gilbert Arenas and Hedo Turkoglu alone will make more than $30 million in 2012-13, making it unlikely that Orlando will have any meaningful cap space. Given that replacing Howard in free agency is not an option, the Magic are likely to get more for Howard by trading him now than in a sign-and-trade deal with limited leverage.
The problem with a Howard trade is that almost any move Orlando could make would dramatically alter the structure of the team. Stan Van Gundy has built his system around Howard at both ends of the floor. On offense, the Magic's perimeter shooters rely on the double-teams Howard draws to create open looks beyond the arc. The playoff series against the Atlanta Hawks demonstrated how much those players need Howard. Because the Hawks were able to contain Howard with a single defender, outside shots dried up and Orlando shot just 26.2 percent from 3-point range.
The value of the three-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year on defense is obvious, but the more subtle aspect of Howard's game is how his dominant defensive rebounding allows the Magic to play weak rebounders such as Brandon Bass and Rashard Lewis at power forward while still controlling the glass. Orlando had the league's top defensive rebound percentage last season and has benefited from the floor spacing provided by versatile power forwards.
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Gil Tee
This Present Crisis
I'm afraid this one is past its sell by date, but if you can think yourself back to Christmas 2008, when I wrote it, you might just be able to appreciate it.
Santa's had to lay off all the elves,
And the dust is taking over on Santa's toyshop shelves.
If you want presents this Christmas, you'll have to buy 'em all yourselves,
Because Santa's had to lay off all the elves.
Santa's had bad luck in large amounts;
Lost nearly all his money in Icelandic bank accounts.
When he stood before the debtors' court and the verdict was pronounced,
He said 'There won't be any Christmas cheer now all my cheques have bounced'.
Santa had to cancel Christmas lunch;
When he failed to pay the elves, they polished off all his rum punch.
He can't afford the carrots that the reindeer like to munch,
And the banks won't lend him anything on account of the credit crunch.
The bailiffs came and took everything away,
The last few sacks of toys and things and even Santa's sleigh.
You can lie awake and listen, but no matter what they say,
You won't hear any jingle bells this year on Christmas Day.
The snow on the ground may glisten, as the choir sings a roundelay,
But you won't hear the sound of jingle bells this year on Christmas Day.
There may be a few things missing, but hark what the angels say:
The divine gift has been given, that's the point of Christmas Day.
There may be a few things missing, as there were on that far-off day,
When a baby was born in a stable and laid in a manger of hay.
It's the chance for a new beginning, so cast all your cares away,
And join with the choir in singing of the joy of Christmas Day.
There may be a few things missing, but Jesus is here to stay,
Which is why we all send you our wishes for a joyful Christmas Day.
In dolce jubile.
Have a happy Christmas Day.
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Residential home in Chatham told to make urgent improvements
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The authority has warned Acorn House Residential Home Limited that it is failing protect the safety and welfare of people.
Inspectors found that the home was failing to plan and deliver care in a way which met the individual needs of people in the home.
The Commission also found that staff were not being appropriately supported to perform their roles in terms of training and professional supervision.
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MAC • Fluidline Eye-Liner Gel in Blacktrack • Eyeliner
(2153 reviews)
Average Rating. | 4.4 |
Would buy this product again. | 83% |
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lenasoy on 12/31/2009 9:57:00 PM more reviews by lenasoy
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
This is the best gel liner ever! I use this everyday and it doesnt run or smudge. Even when I'm running around it stays perfectly fine. This will be the ONLY gel liner that I am going to use
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jennipenni on 12/30/2009 10:56:00 AM more reviews by jennipenni
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
So I very recently acquired this eyeliner in order to see what all the rave reviews were on about. I also purchased the MAC 209 brush for applying it and yeah, now I see what people mean when they call Blacktrack their HG black e/l.
I'm no stranger to eyeliner -- I've used numerous pencils and liquids from both high- and low-end brands since I was 15. I was unsure how a gel liner would work and how much control I would have in applying it, but it's really a lot easier than I expected -- even easier to make a cat eye flick with than KVD Tattoo Liner (an excellent pen-style liquid eyeliner, which I do heartily recommend). I guess it's all in the brush; the 209 is very easy to manipulate even if you have negligible experience using e/l. In fact, I think liquid liner is the trickiest to apply -- now that I know better, gels/cremes are way more forgiving.
Blacktrack itself is a rich jet black that doesn't fade, just like my KVD eyeliner in Puro Amor (a very worthy liquid eyeliner and a previous favorite). However, I love wearing eyeliner on my lower waterline. Everything else I've tried has just not endured the test of time on my waterline, not even UD 24/7 pencils -- Blacktrack does with insouciant ease. This is why I love it and it's the first eyeliner I can confidently award HG status.
Yet another strong point of this e/l is that it does not get clumped up in my eyelashes. With a liquid, I always had eyeliner get on my lashes and it was so frustrating (I have really long lashes naturally) but with the Fluidline, the brush allows such effortless precision that I don't experience this annoying problem anymore.
Since it's winter, I won't be able to test it in the hot, humid D.C. summer for a few more months and I don't know how well it'll hold up on me then. But if the reviews I've read are true, I'll keep my expectations high.
This is definitely a repurchase for me, no question. I just wish it hadn't taken me so long to get wise to Blacktrack Fluidline.
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Kimypooo on 12/29/2009 1:52:00 PM more reviews by Kimypooo
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I never write reviews for anything even if I like it, but the Mac Fluidline absolutely deserves it! It's worth every penny, stays on even in the hottest climate without smudging. Took a few tries to get the hang of it, but it's definitely worth every penny.
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singalong on 12/28/2009 9:51:00 PM more reviews by singalong
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
This is the best eyeliner I've ever tried! I've been using this for 6 months and 2/6 has been used after constant use. I have super oily lids which made liner vanish but not blacktrack. Of course I use an eyeprimer UDPP. I had a friend complain that it dried out on her. Well the reasons why were that she left it open while applying and she dug her brush all over the pot. If you start from one side of the pot work your way down to the bottom of the pot then outwards it prevents the gel you haven't used from gettin exposed which would make it dry out. I hope that makes sense I'll post a pic later to show what I ment. I also like that it goes on sort of light on my first swipe it's like having a guide line so i don't mess up on the second swipe. The end result is a dark true black line. Best liner for waterline also.
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pink_rosies on 12/27/2009 6:39:00 PM more reviews by pink_rosies
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown, Straight Eyes: Blue
Best eyeliner I've ever tried. Goes on very smoothly and doesn't smudge or fade. I often will create a showgirl look with it and the extended line I create always holds up against my oily lids. I apply this with mac's# 266 brush. Can't wait to try the other colors!
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*TOP REVIEWER* inneroracle on 12/27/2009 12:55:00 PM more reviews by inneroracle
Age: 36-43 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
This is a great product. I have had mine for 3 years now. I don't use the angled eyeliner brush to apply it; I use the thin and pointy lined brush instead. The eyeliner goes on and stays on all day. Again a fabulous eyeliner gel.
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*TOP REVIEWER* galai_curryqueen9830 on 12/25/2009 9:12:00 PM more reviews by galai_curryqueen9830
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
Great product! I've been using this for almost 2 months now, and it's been amazing. I tight-line my top lid with this, very close to the lash line. It is very pigmented, stays forever, does not smudge, nor comes off with water. I use this with the Costco Kirkland eyeliner brush, the stuff, flat ended brush. Goes on amazingly, and effortlessly. It also comes off easily with make up remover. The price is totally worth it as you get A LOT of product, and honestly, you dont need much product to line both eyes. This product might last me 6 months or even more. HG!!!
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biancacris on 12/25/2009 2:30:00 AM more reviews by biancacris
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Black, Straight Eyes: Black
I love this product! I tried it for the first time 5 years ago and haven't used another black gel eyeliner since. It goes on really smoothly and I love how the color is jet black. I use this eyeliner whenever I go out at night and it doesn't smudge! Also, the packaging holds a lot of product in it so it really lasts a long time too.
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AlmondEyed on 12/24/2009 6:23:00 PM more reviews by AlmondEyed
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Olive Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I'm on my second jar of this liner. It's very pigmented and smooth to apply, and it doesn't wear off during the day. It does take some practice and patience to learn how to put it on but the results are much better than a pencil liner and more long-lasting.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sarahcurll on 12/22/2009 4:11:00 PM more reviews by sarahcurll
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Hazel
i went to mac on a whim to get my eyes done, and the makeup artist used this and i was very impressed. i asked her if it was difficult to use, and she said yes, but if u use an angled brush it is much easier. it made my eyes POP. i went back to purchase it, along with the mac brush 263, and i am so happy i did! it is suprisingly very easy to use- i am a makeup newbie really. i had purchased gel eyeliners from avon and those were okay, but the texture was much thicker and you could not really use it to create perfect looking eyeliner. the color is a solid black, and i love it! i hope it does not dry out too quick on me though. it lasts all day and does not smudge. this is so much easier to use than a liquid liner and i love you can make it as thick as you want.
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