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The quarterly Global Economic Conditions Survey (GECS) undertaken by ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and IMA (the Institute of Management Accountants), highlighted continued uncertainty across the Asia-Pacific region, which is still feeling the effects of the economic downturn in China. China was not the source of this pessimism, but rather its neighbouring countries, who are suffering not only the Chinese downturn but the persistently sluggish recovery of Western economies.
In contrast, the survey saw a glimmer of hope in Western Europe, where respondents said that they had started to see the beginnings of a credible plan to resolve the region's sovereign debt crisis, the promise of a more active role for the European Central Bank as well as continued efforts towards fiscal integration. The Middle East is now the most confident of the GECS regions, with 30 per cent of respondents here reporting an increase in confidence, while 52 per cent believe the state of the global economy is improving. Africa on the other hand, continues to slow down as it has throughout the year.
Capital spending fell around the world in Q3 2012. Growth has continued to disappoint, with just seven per cent of respondents reporting that their organisations planned to increase investment. However, the backlash against austerity is still evident, and attitudes towards public spending have shifted in favour of increased spending in major Western markets including US, Canada, UK and emerging markets such as China, Malaysia, and UAE.
Additionally, there appears to be greater cashflow stress at the global level, which appears to have grown particularly among small businesses, as well as large corporate's and in public sector entities in emerging markets. This does not appear to be a result of fiscal policy, although this did make some difference to the opportunities available to private sector enterprises.
Survey editor Manos Schizas, Senior Economic Analyst with ACCA and report author said: 'This quarter has seen business confidence fall for all the right reasons. Around the world, and with few exceptions, the fundamentals of the business environment are deteriorating, and businesses are once again having the kinds of liquidity problems we thought we had put behind us.'
One theme that emerges clearly from the survey is the interconnectedness of the global economy. Raef Lawson, IMA's Vice President of research commented; 'The slowdown in Asia; the Eurozone debt crisis; the sluggish US recovery; all are feeding into each other and no region is unaffected; in fact, the degree to which movements in the GECS indices are synchronised between regions is uncanny.'
Manos Schizas maintains that there are still many reasons to be optimistic, 'Europe's debt crisis showed signs of being contained in the third quarter, at least for the time being, and finance for investment is being unlocked in many parts of the world.'
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UK respondents cited the London Olympics as providing a general feel-good factor, but stressed that overall economic conditions are still poor. The continued impact of government spending cuts, especially in local government, dominated responses.
Manos Schizas said: 'Respondents in the UK have gradually adjusted their expectations of fiscal policy over the past year, as the fragility of growth has become plain to see. While on balance they still expect austerity to hurt growth in the medium term, they now believe the UK's trajectory is much more sustainable than they believed it to be in previous quarters.'
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Hundreds of people showed up to a public meeting with federal officials in Salida, Colorado, to voice their support for protecting Browns Canyon, an area in southern Colorado well known for its whitewater rafting, fishing and outdoor recreation.
The Wilderness Society joins the Department of the Interior in thanking veterans past and present for sacrifices made in service of our country.
Native American Heritage Month offers all Americans the opportunity to recognize and honor tribes who understood the value of wilderness long before European Americans ever laid eyes on bison or redwoods—
The benefits of wilderness and other public lands for modern-day flora and fauna are well-known, but conservation of wild places helps preserve traces of bygone life too,
On Oct. 4th, Rocky Mountain Youth Corps (RMYC) helped us celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act by getting their hands dirty to give back to New Mexico's wilderness.
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Browns Canyon is an outdoor recreation mecca, and one of Colorado's most treasured landscapes. It is enjoyed by whitewater boaters, hikers and anglers fishing for trout in of the state's largest stretch of gold metal waters.
In 1969, landing on the moon was a truly paradigm-shifting achievement--a real "first" both for the American public and NASA.
Passed in 1906, the Antiquities Act has been under attack by some members of Congress recently, but it remains a vitally important conservation tool.
Many exceptional wildlands remain unprotected or under-protected, but sportsmen, businesses and outdoor recreationists at the local level are hard at work to close the gap.
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Jarrod Washburn would like to return to Wisconsin
Baseball June 22nd, 2009
Last week Erik Bedard made the case to be a Brewer. This week his Mariners teammate Jarrod Washburn makes his case to be a Brewer. You know he's from Wisconsin right? He is, he went to UWO and is from La Crosse.
Let me tell you something about Erik Bedard: screw that guy. He's a jerk. One time he asked me if I wanted to go curling with him and I just told him that whatever he does in his free time is his business, but that he should keep that fag crap away from me. You guys don't want him in Milwaukee, he's Canadian. You want someone who understands what it's like in Wisconsin because he is from Wisconsin. A guy who likes hunting, Brett Favre, drinking beer and eating fish fry. A true Wisconsinite through and through.
I've been in Seattle for a few years now and you know what they got for fish fry? Nothing. What they do have is a poached salmon in a blackberry cream sauce served with a pan fried organic green tomato or some crap. Who the hell wants to eat that? I miss potato pancakes.
I'm currently having one of my best seasons with a 3.24 ERA at age 35 which is in no way weird. Some people think that it's because of the outstanding outfield defense I have behind me, but don't listen to them. I'm pitching great. Not only that, but I don't have that stupid slant-eyed catcher back there messing up my game plan. I'm in the midst of my greatest season and would love to take my success out of this queer town and back to Wisconsin. I'm so excited I could almost guarantee a playoff spot. Almost.
(You see, I was kinda wondering if maybe I could just play with the team until 9/12? That's the first day of bow hunting season and it's not like I am going to show up in the playoffs anyways (at least the World Series). Whitetail, on the other hand, are just about the smartest animals in the world and I want to bowhunt them to prove that I'm smart too.)
I'd really like to be a Brewer because it'd be nice to go to a clubhouse that isn't filled with gays and foreigners who don't speak American. I'm sure you'll be fine with Suppan and Looper (I mean, it's not like we're that different), but I think you could really use me and I'd love to be back.
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Wait, you people actually watch football? From the outrage on my Twitter feed following the tie in today's Niners game, apparently yes. Not judging or anything, just… totally judging.
That's me. But I don't judge as politely as Zooey. I'm the guy being not-so-subtle in this equation.
I get that everyone deals with the sadness of there not being any baseball differently, but, seriously, getting a hobby like making sauerkraut or something is a much better – if slightly smellier – way to comfort yourself. (Can I also just speak from experience working at an ill-fated snack bar and say people are re-al protective of their sauerkraut. Like, do not tell a sauerkraut fanatic that, oh, we're all out after he's already bought his hot dog. It ain't pretty.)
Not much on the hot stove front, aside from Emmanuel Burriss opting for free agency after being outrighted to AAA today. As one of the commenters on MLB Trade Rumors helpfully points out, Burriss has more World Series rings than career homers in the Majors and that's not even the best questionable stat you could bring up about him. But still. Giants fans favorite person to hate is Burriss, but I have some fond memories of him (none that immediately come to mind, but I'm sure they're there) and he was a part, if a small part, of both of our amazing championship years, 2010 and 2012.
Safe travels in the wild, Emmanuel Burriss. I do have Ned Colletti's number if you need a sucker – I mean, a General Manager.
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Does anyone know away to stop the piece of a fly fishing rob from coming apart that doesn't involve glue or tape?
A friend of mine uses ultra control gel type super glue from loctite adhesives.
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Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 8, 2013, at United Baptist M.B. Church in Cleveland. Burial will follow at Riverton Cemetery in Rosedale with Pastor Sammie Rash officiating.
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She is survived by her children, Terry Fair, Fulton Cherry, and Tracy Michelle Cherry, all of Cleveland, and Tracy Donell (Angela) Cherry of Memphis, Tenn.; siblings, Cora, Deardra, and Dexter Fair of Renova, Melvin Fair of Southaven, Tom (Rebecca) Fair of Beulah, Dan (Mattie) Fair Jr. of Chicago, Ill., Derrick (Jessica L.) Horsley of Fort Meade, Md., and Mary Ann Sanders of Peoria, Ill.; 11 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.


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Mr Roy-Chowdhury explains: 'This is a good scheme from HMRC. It's a new initiative which aims to give self-assessors the chance to get their tax affairs organised and to pay the tax they owe HMRC. If self-assessors have received a tax demand for 2009–10 or earlier and they haven't made a return, then they need to opt into this new scheme and let HMRC know that they intend to take part.'
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When I first saw Lucy at the Adoption Center, I asked if I could meet her because I thought her lazy eyes were adorable. The moment her cage opened, she started licking my fingers and purring. I knew I had to have her. I was hooked! She came home with me, and with a bit of time, she began to trust me.
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I love sharing my home with my adorable companion, and she has enriched my life in so many ways. I'm so thankful I decided to take that trip to the ASPCA on the off chance I might find a new friend.
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I h ave one dog and three cats and they all want to sleep ON TOP of me. I had to keep my cats out of the bedroom because I just couldn't sleep. My dog still sleeps with me since he is so quiet and still.
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Phil Emery might conclude his search for a new coach sooner than later, perhaps in time for the East-West Shrine Game next Saturday. | Andrew A. Nelles~Sun-Times Media
Updated: February 19, 2013 2:23PM
He hasn't been on the job a year, but Bears general manager Phil Emery diligently navigated the franchise-defining process of hiring a coach and selected longtime NFL assistant and CFL championship coach Marc Trestman early Wednesday morning.
Emery's search was distinctive, according to league sources, for several reasons.
Despite stiff competition — seven of the NFL's other 31 franchises also were in the market for a coach — Emery laid out an ambitious plan and seemingly avoided any major setbacks or issues.
"He was as thorough as anyone I've ever heard of," one league source said.
A college scouting director before the Bears hired him, Emery vetted numerous candidates and interviewed at least 13 of them over two weeks.
Some of the interviews were short — Houston Texans offensive coordinator Rick Dennison's was believed to be about three hours — while others were more than eight hours.
There were rumblings that some executives and owners on other teams thought Emery was using the opportunity to gain inside knowledge.
But league sources indicate that Emery grilled candidates on the usual elements (plans, coaching staffs and philosophies) but emphasized all things Jay Cutler.
Cutler rated 20th in the NFL with an 81.3 passer rating, and he enters the last year of his contract. But Emery reiterated in his postseason news conference what he believed when he took the job.
"I see Jay as a franchise quarterback," Emery said two days after the 2012 regular season ended.
"We've got to build around him. That's been the goal from the beginning, to build around Jay and to build our team toward championships."
Cutler was so integral to the process that he visited with the three finalists: Bruce Arians of the Indianapolis Colts, Darrell Bevell of the Seattle Seahawks and Trestman.
The candidates were groomed in a range of offensive systems with vastly different approaches, yet Emery apparently coveted the different insights.
He also wanted information on everything from protection schemes to the way practices would be run to how a candidate would deal with the media.
Emery informed a few candidates days ago that they had been eliminated, invited Arians, Bevell and Trestman for second interviews at Halas Hall that included chairman George McCaskey and president Ted Phillips and suggested at least four other candidates stand by until further notice.
Trestman was first, followed by Bevell and Arians, who wrapped up later than expected Tuesday evening. It's believed Emery received input from several executive members of the team on whether Arians or Trestman would be the franchise's 14th coach.
After midnight, Emery determined Trestman was his man and began contract negotiations, which were finalized hours later.
"It's a great hire. I couldn't be more excited,'' Cutler told the team's website. ''I've talked to guys around the league and did my own research on him.
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WOODLAND, Calif. — With close proximity to the University of California-Davis, an ample work force and mild weather, Woodland is quickly become an international center for vegetable seed breeding.
Monsanto cut the ribbon on its $31-million, 90,000-square-foot addition Aug. 15, and Syngenta plants to complete an $11 million-$12 million expansion before the end of 2014.
Monsanto's site dedication came during its annual week of field tours, where seed dealers, shippers, retailers and others were invited to look at recent variety releases as well as those in the pipeline.
Vicky BoydMonsanto watermelon breeder Jerome Bernier (right) discusses watermelon quality with Leah McGrath (far left) with Ingles Markets Inc. as Amy Myrdal Miller, director of culinary programs and nutrition at the Culinary Institute of America, takes a photo. This year, the St. Louis-based company also invited about 20 dietitians and nutritionists to learn about new varieties and how they relate to healthful diets.
Monsanto has designated the Woodland facility its global headquarters for vegetable seed research.
The region was chosen because of its mild climate, its location in the heart of California vegetable production and proximity to the University of California-Davis, said Marlin Edwards, global vegetable technology lead.
"It's just a great place to operate," he said.
The expansion, which began about 17 months ago, increases the space for plant breeding support as well as plant seed health, which includes plant pathology, Edwards said.
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The new facility has laboratories with tables, benches and other components that can be easily reconfigured.
The favorable climate and UC-Davis factored into Syngenta's decision to expand, said Scott Tefteller, coastal commercial unit head based in Boise.
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The facility in 2012 was named a Syngenta research and development center of excellence and a global center for cucurbit breeding.
In addition to vegetables and a few field crops, Syngenta also has planted almonds and grapes as part of the expansion.
Those were crops to which the company lost experimental access when it sold its research and development facility in Visalia, Calif., several years ago, Tefteller said.
Seed breeding gets social
As the nutritionists toured Monsanto's facility, they were able to talk to breeders and see and taste many of the new varieties. At each stop, many whipped out smart phones or tablets, snapped pictures and tweeted or posted on Facebook pictures of what they saw and tasted.


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Re: DISCUSSION- Why Uganda?
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Uganda, who has a serious army and is most engaged in AU operations needs
100 troops to help train and support operations to kill a bunch of
starving farmers?
Why now? is the other very important question.
All of the tactical and strategic reasons for this deployment does not
explain the need to put troops on the ground, at this moment, in a place
like central Africa. Yes, possible rewards with no actual risk, but then
what are the rewards for both Obama and the US?
if this is about resources, is this the best or only place for them? why
is this region first on the list as opposed to other areas?
could this be a US military move to assure funding?
On 10/17/11 11:42 AM, Adelaide Schwartz wrote:
yea, hindsight a 3rd para is needed; especially because, as you point
out, troops could function as a pat back to Museveni for his troops
support in Somalia.
Museveni could ask for these guys to:
* post around oil sights (he has issued a special military operation
to do this, making his own son the commander).
* help guard the construction of port facilities being built by
western countries in Kampala (for some reason this is taking a
really long time) or
* help make a push on the remaining LRA pockets who rape and pillage
small villages in the North (though this is really not a pressing
issue as it has been ongoing for 20 yrs, this could be an easy way
to caveat joining with other militants in the area.
* help seal the Ituri border
On 10/17/11 10:34 AM, Marc Lanthemann wrote:
I think you addressed very well all the points of why the US wants
(and is able) to get involved in Uganda: countering chinese expansion,
resource management, security springboard, positive response at home.
No comments there.
However, I am missing a para that links the decision to send troops to
fight the LRA (aka the tactic/strategy aka your first 2 para) to the
grand strategy (what you describe in latter part). You mention that
the LRA doesn't have the capacity to create instability in the region,
so what does the US hope to achieve? Why send troops instead of some
trade delegation and a couple billion usd? Was this part of an
agreement with Museveni? "hey guys you clean up the shit and in return
you get access to our minerals and kick ass strategic position". Is it
a way to start getting boots on the ground without freaking out the US
In short, I want to know how sending these troops will help the US
achieve its strategic goals towards Uganda.
On 10/17/11 10:03 AM, Adelaide Schwartz wrote:
Comments welcomed! bold to be fleshed out, italicized potentially
Trigger: On Oct. 14, President Obama announced the deployment of 100
U.S. forces to capture the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army
(LRA), Joseph Kony. The LRA has for 20 years, roamed parts of South
Sudan, the Central African Republic (CAR), Northern Uganda, and the
Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and today remain heavily
de-centralized. A substantial uptick in their activity has not been
noticeable this year making Obama's highly publicized campaign
against LRA suspicious. this is not at all irrelevant Upon further
examination, Uganda through having no new immediate threat, is a key
positioning for US troops to help monitor regional security threats
and increase their sphere of influence in East Africa.
US action against the LRA
Neighboring countries have for years conducted joint-operations
against the LRA. who and why The US has since 2008, helped support
regional military efforts aimed at capturing loose LRA commanders
within central Africa, concentrating their efforts in Uganda. (Bush
presidency also attempted; was the first to start the Museveni
demo-dictator love. )If Bush started this process, it means it is
ongoing, and also means there are advantages beyond a political
victory. Was Bush's involvement part of a the larger war on
terrorism, or something specific? In May of last year, Congress
passed the Lord's Resistance Army Disarmament and Northern Uganda
Recovery Act of 2009, Public Law 111-172, in which the US began a
program of sharing satellite intelligence and loaning helicopters
(rumors about $45 million and 4 drones) to Uganda in an effort to to
stabilize the region. The bill also legally labeled the LRA and Kony
as terrorists. Most reports indicate that Kony is no longer in full
control of the LRA; passing command to regional leaders consisting
of 200-400 fighters total. There is little proof to the theory that
while decentralized, the LRA will join other militias in the area,
inciting revolt in DRC, whose Ituri border has had problems sealing
itself from the LRA and faces legislative and presidential elections
on Nov. 28th I don't know if i need that much details, and newly
independent South Sudan. LRA lacks the numbers and weapons for a
sophisticated insurgency. However, on Oct. 12, the first US
deployment of combat-ready troops special ops? africom? were sent to
Uganda. Soon, in total, more than 100 soldiers will deploy into
Uganda, South Sudan, the Central African Republic, and the
Democratic Republic of the Congo. Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni
in a public address Oct. 16 reminded the national press that these
US troops will not themselves engage LRA forces unless necessary for
self-defense; their main goal is intelligence gathering. Wasn't
there stuff about them training locals too?If you are sending troops
for intelligence gathering, announcing their presence is a bad idea.
Uganda's bright future
Uganda despite its size, has considerable mineral and energy
resources and acts as a regional facilitator in the Northern and
Southern export corridors to Kenya and Tanzania. The US, with little
presence in the region, could use its new deployment as leverage in
creating a sphere of influence that combats that of Asian countries
which are... troops on the ground to fight the influence of Asian
countries seems drastic. if those asian countries see this as a
response to their influence, that would be an escalation. marc's
point must be addressed. why not send tons of money and advisors
without weaons and a mission to hunt down militants? already well
situated for the future East African Community (EAC)'s economic boom
in which Uganda is taking the lead. Uganda's Lake Albert basin is
home to 2.5 billion confirmed barrels of oil and neighbor DRC is the
world's leader in copper with notable diamond, iron ore, and bauxite
deposits. Additionally, South Sudan is quickly making progress at
entering the EAC-a move that could within 6 years offer an
alternative oil export route. Uganda's capital Kampala is the first
centralized hub in exporting many of these regional resources and
many Asian companies have over the last 10 years increased their
sphere of influence in the area through resource deals. The US,
traditionally investment risk-adverse and suffering from domestic
issues has been reluctant to make an entrance into the resource
agreement theater. Museveni has championed Chinese investment,
especially in his country's oil sector, but his cooperation with the
US has increased through Somalia anti-Al Shabaab efforts. Uganda is
the largest (fc-pretty sure they are 5,000 for 9,000) supplier of
troops for Somalia's African Union (AU) force. Museveni's help has
given the US more resonance in continuing its approach into Uganda
and East Africa. By deploying troops into Uganda, the US, who has
simultaneously increased their sphere of influence in Tanzania and
Rwanda through aid projects (this might better in another piece),
can continue to assert itself in the region aiming to eventually
usurp the favorable Chinese business environment in the region.
Uganda's key position in the fight against Horn terrorism.
The US through its deployment also situates itself in a location of
more leverage for regional security threats. Uganda offers excellent
entrance to northern Kenya, and by extension southern Somalia where
Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab is known to operate. US forces
along with Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and
African Union (AU) forces have been able to push Al-Shabaab out of
Mogadishu but elements are still concentrated in south Somalian
port-city Kismayo and have in recent weeks spread to Northern Kenya
around Lamu.why get involved with kenyan or lamu security?
resources is the reason for this in that case. OK, but it is very
blatent Positioning in Uganda, gives US forces the ability to
monitor the southern and western spread of Al-Shabaab and react in a
more timely fashion than their current outposts in Mogadishu and
Djibouti. Additionally, positioning in Northern Uganda offers the
ability to monitor activity in South Sudan where North Sudan's
Khartoum has historically supported the LRA as a buffer between
Uganda's (and therefore the US') influence into North Sudan. Since
South Sudan's independence, the support of North Sudanese and South
Sudanese rebel proxies along their borders have increased as the two
attempt to amass leverage for their ongoing oil negotiations. (We
also might want to add Kenya's reluctance to allow US to set up a
base) So this could be the first move into increasing presence and
building bases in Africa? I believe this is possible, but then this
comes back to the question of why now?
On the home turf
Obama's choice to enter Uganda, devoid of imminent threat, could
also be viewed as part of a new campaign focus. As voters are unsure
of the final Libyan result and the state of US presence in Africa,
the LRA offers a viable opportunity for Obama to highlight its writ
(wc) on Africa.
* Conservative leaders have labeled the choice of Ugandan
deployment against the LRA as Obama "killing Christians" as
* others have started to rally against Obama for the public turn
towards Africa. Many believe Obama has let down his
African-American base and Pro-Aid constituents and this could be
a voter boosting measure.
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The bride-elect is the daughter of Sandi Mitchell of Cleveland and Bob and Pam Cook of Chattanooga. She is the granddaughter of Lake and Honey Climer and Vernel Houck Cook, all of Cleveland, and the late Harold Bennett Cook. She is the sister of Ryan Ross of Cleveland and Kaitlin Cook of Knoxville.
Miss Cook is a 2000 graduate of Cleveland High School.
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Nice Work If You Can Get It star Kelli O'Hara was the guest of honor at the NYMF gala on November 11, and her pals Matthew Morrison, Cheyenne Jackson, Matthew Broderick, Judy Kaye and more filmed a hilarious video for the Tony nominee.
Correspondent Amber Milt is on location in NYC as Annie looks for its new leading young lady to headline the show's national tour. We hear from the hopefuls who would love to step onto a stage and belt out, "Tomorrow."
August 15, 2014Get a first glimpse of Paige Faure and Andy Jones in the new national tour of Cinderella! The creators and stars of the Rodgers & Hammerstein classic reveal how this magical musical will come to life on stages all across the country.
November 7, 2014Tony winner Alan Cumming talks about his new memoir, his dream projects and what it's like to return to Cabaret.
October 17, 2014Get a sneak peek at the national tour of I Love Lucy.
September 3, 2013A video preview of the 1980s hard rock musical Rock of Ages.
May 4, 2009Get the inside scoop on opening night of Ayad Ahktar's Pulitzer Prize-winning Disgraced, starring Hari Dhillon, Josh Radnor, Gretchen Mol and more.
October 24, 2014Sin City comes to Broadway! Video clips of Jason Robert Brown's Honeymoon in Vegas starring Tony Danza, Rob McClure and Brynn O'Malley.
December 9, 2014As music legends watched their stories take the stage at Motown: The Musical, Valisia LeKae, Brandon Victor Dixon and the rest of the cast dished about the backstage buzz before their big opening night on Broadway.
April 16, 2013Paul Wontorek chats with Tam Mutu about his role in Donmar Warehouse's City of Angels and his upcoming gig as the title character is Broadway's next lush romance, Doctor Zhivago.
December 17, 2014Lulu Picart on challenging our preconceived notions about all those fairy-tale princesses in Disenchanted.
January 12, 2015Brynn O'Malley has given us an amazing look backstage at Honeymoon in Vegas as they prepare to open on January 15. She asks all of the questions this week, with one query that's quite a bit tastier than the others.
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(02-12-2013 06:55 PM)rayeates Wrote: I still say that a place that barely has snow should NOT have an NHL team!!! Randi
(02-12-2013 07:27 PM)wickabee Wrote: I disagree. Texas and SoCal actually have some pretty deep hockey histories of their own. Nashville has really seemed to embrace the team over the years. 2 teams in the Greater LA area do not too badly. Snowbirds from Canada have been able to sustain Tampa, though not Phoenix. Florida Panthers fans are responsible for a rule about throwing copious amounts of crap (mice) onto the ice after a goal. The fact they come and go based on the team's performance has nothing to do with where they are. I seem to remember a team having to move to the sunbelt because a snow covered wastland couldn't be bothered to buy tickets anymore when the team sucked. Hockey belongs wherever there are people.
(02-12-2013 07:34 PM)mswatson Wrote: I pretty much agree, but you have to see the irony on putting a hockey team in a place where an inch of snow closes the government, all businesses and sends people to the grocery store for milk and TP.....
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It has been questioned whether or not we should observe teen dating violence prevention month. Let's look at the facts to determine if there is a need to call attention to this issue: 1 in 3 young people experience some form of dating abuse; 1 in 10 high school students has been purposefully hit, slapped or physically hurt by a boyfriend or girlfriend; and nearly 1.5 million high school students nationwide experience physical abuse from a dating partner in a single year. Now I ask you, "Is there a need to recognize teen dating violence prevention month"?
So what is teen dating violence anyway? Teen dating violence is any pattern of behavior that someone utilizes to gain power and control over their partner. Teen dating violence can be physical, financial, verbal, emotional, sexual and even digital.
Typically, teen dating violence does not start with the physical form… it is rare when one goes on a date for the first time they will be hit, slapped, kicked or punched. For this reason, it is crucial that we strive to inform teens and young adults of the many warning signs that will help them determine if a person has abusive tendencies early on in their relationship. There will always be red flags and warning posts, but if one is not knowledgeable of the signs, they may very well identify the warning signs as LOVE. Warning signs such as jealousy (which is the number one warning sign); red flags such as a partner telling you where to go, where not to go, who to be with, whom not to be with, isolating you from family members or friends, name calling, checking your cellular phone, Facebook page and emails without your permission, and the list continues… constantly putting you down, extreme insecurity, explosive temper, making false accusations, mood swings and possessiveness. If there is a pattern of one or more of the mentioned behaviors in your relationship, I strongly encourage you to seek help!
The role that parents play when it comes to preventing teen dating violence is essential. Just as parents teach their children to walk, talk and tie their shoes, they must additionally teach their children "how to build healthy relationships". Dating/Domestic violence is a learned behavior. Most often, the type of relationships that parents have will become patterns for their children. If parents are in unhealthy relationships, it is very likely that their children will be in unhealthy relationships.
So remember, during the month of February, as you are preparing to spread love by sending Valentine cards, buying heart shaped candy and fluffy teddy bears… please keep at the forefront of your thinking that February is Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month and too many of our teens and young adults are being killed by someone who confesses to LOVE them. We must teach our children what constitutes healthy and unhealthy relationships in order to prevent teen dating violence – after all; they are too young to die for LOVE.
This article is written in memory of teens whose lives were taken from them by someone who confessed to love them, specifically LaTasha Norman {Washington County}, Shelby Harmon {Bolivar County} and Bianca Keyes {Sunflower County}).
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Carl D. Green, 90, a lifelong resident of Cleveland, passed away peacefully Wednesday, May 15, 2013, at his home.
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He was employed by Dupont Corporation for more than 30 years. He was a member of the American Legion Post 81. He enjoyed golfing and traveling.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Y. Jess Green and Nellie Tilley Green; two brothers: Mack and Jake Green; and a grandson, Rob Westphal.
Survivors include his wife of 46 years, Merle Sims Green, of Cleveland; three children: Steve Hixson and wife, Cathy, of Cleveland, Annette Phillips of Cleveland, and Terry Hixson and wife, Doris, of Port Charlotte, Fla.; grandchildren: Scott Kyle and wife, Lisa, Chip Phillips and wife, Mary, Mike Phillips, Sarah Lambert and husband, Adam, Kim Hixson, Tina Hixson, and Kelly Hixson; stepgrandchildren: Rendi Welton, Elaine Hixson, and Liana Corn; great-grandchild, Ella Marie Lambert; brother, Jess Green and wife, Wanda, of Cleveland; nieces: Susan Jerfie and husband, Joe, Karen Green, and Judith Green; and nephew, Danny Green and wife, Marcella.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 19, 2013, in the chapel of Fike Funeral Home with the Revs. Lyle White, Debbie Stokes and Adam Lambert officiating.
Inurnment will be Monday at 2:30 p.m. in Chattanooga National Cemetery with military honors.
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Ford Escape Security Code
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,410The owner's manual says you can get the code from your Ford dealer if you don't have the wallet card in the glove box.
Since some (most?) dealers will charge you a "diagnostic" fee to hook your Escape up to the computer and look up the code, you could try calling Ford customer support and perhaps you can sweet talk them into looking up your code over the phone. That's a long shot though since the idea of a security code is to keep it private and it's hard to verify that you are the owner over the phone.
I don't know about Fords, but sometimes you can find security codes on the alarm unit, but first you have to find the alarm control.
If you do go the dealer route, you may want to check and make sure you have the security code for the radio too. Sometimes those will stop working if you disconnect the battery.Moderator
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,410Not to my knowledge.
It's possible you may be able to find someone on the net willing to give you the code. I've seen a couple of sites that give people security codes for radios, often for a fee, but your problem is bigger than the radio.
And radio codes can usually be looked up from the serial number on the back of the radio (perhaps together with the VIN).
When I nosed around the net for a Ford security code for the whole car, it sounded like you needed to hook something up to the computer to read the factory code for the car's security system. I doubt that an OBDII type scanner, like you can sometimes borrow from an auto parts store, would be able to scan that info.
My net search was pretty brief so maybe you'll find something, but I bet it's one of those "dealer only" kind of things. Finding a sticker on the computer module with the code on it is a long shot.
Good luck! (and it can't hurt to check all the cubby holes one more time for the wallet card).Moderator
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vg33e power Posts: 314I work for a Ford dealer...and yes for the keypad security code, you will have to take your vehicle to the service dept and pay the diagnostic fee for the technician to retrieve it, there is no other way to get it. In fact, I would highly recommend that after you get the code you refer to your manual and change it to something else so that no one has the new code. Good Luck!
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 42,410From what I was reading, you can add an additional security code, but you can't remove the original code assigned at the factory.
Ford must have a lot of patents on the keypads. They'd sure be handy on my cars, especially when I try to get into our van in the garage. My wife is always locking me out. :shades:Moderator
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pwsunglass Posts: 1There is a youtube post of a 2010 escape. Mine is a 2009 and it worked exactly the same.
1. With a non-marring tool, (butter knife)pry up the chrome trim piece around the shifter. On my 2009, It is held down by 4 tabs, essentially in the 2,4,8,10 o'clock position.
2. Remove the storage tray from underneath the center console armrest, and leave the armrest cover open
3. Grab the center console finish panel near the front cupholders and pull straight up. This piece is only held in place with a few tabs. This was VERY difficult, actually impossible. So I moved the front seat rearward, used the butter knife and pry-ed up the console from the side...in the area of the cupholders, while pulling up (with my other hand) with the cupholder area. On my 2009 the 4 tabs are located.....1" in front of gear shifter (left and right) and all the way to the rear, where the center console slopes up and meet the armrest cover/lid area (left and right)
4. Pull the finish panel up and back, and set it aside.
5. Once this is done, you should be able to see the Smart Junction Box (SJB) to the right and slightly ahead of the gear shifter.
6. On the left side of the SJB (i.e., facing inwards in the center console), there should be a label with a bar code that says "FoMoCo". In the bottom left corner (mine was upside down, so it was the top right corner), there should be a 5 digit number printed. This is the factory keypad code.
7. Before you put anything back together, close and lock your doors (make sure you have your keys), and try entering this code to verify that you did get the right number. Your doors should unlock, and you can then put everything back together.
8. Follow the owner's manual instructions for entering your own personal codes. I would add that you need to pull quite hard on the center console, try to get it to break loose on one side first. Have courage, it seemed unremovable at first. Also I used a plastic putty knife to remove the chrome trim piece, work it up slowly working from all four sides. -
piratemike Posts: 1Thankyou to the YouTube video and to "pwsunglass" post.... just got a 2011 Escape with no passcode...dealer wanted $60 to get it for me...this walkthrough took me 5 minutes and I now have postcode...my sticker was also upside down and kinda hard to see, so I used camera on phone and just took a pic which I could then see easier, plus I have passtcod saved in case I forget it.


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Carlos Gomez: Miller Park Drunk vs Al's Ramblings
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I've been reading Al's Ramblings over the weekend and I was shocked at how Al was slowly convincing himself that he really liked this trade. I mean, this is the same guy who thought Corey Hart would be a good center field option and now he's down with a .287 on base percentage? This didn't seem right to me so I shot him an email and decided to engage in a little conversation with him (like we did before). Here's what we came up with. Beware nerdy baseball talk ahead.
MPD: Alright Al I have a bone to pick with you about this Hardy/Gomez trade. Sure, it's a cheap alternative who is great at defense (just like the cheap alternative that is great at defense we have at shortstop), but you of all people should hate this trade. After all you are the one who is constantly talking up the excellence of OXS in predicting runs and you are the one who takes joy in the failures of Jack Wilson. Now, you're okay with a lineup where 1/3 of the players in it have a combined OPS of 650-700 (and that's without including the pitcher.) Seriously, look at this group as it stands now: Read the rest of this entry »


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(10-09-2012 06:39 PM)shezdoni Wrote: Jeff, how many 57's do you have left, and what other vintage do you have, prior to 1970?
(10-09-2012 09:42 PM)all day baby Wrote: Probably close to sixty 57s (most are duplicates and in fair condition), one Topps Magic, one Topps Felt Back, and a few others I can't recall at the moment. I have some 80s RCs too.
(10-10-2012 12:16 AM)bakerman8419 Wrote: Hey bud I would suggest finding die hard team collectors. Not many folks want base or low end stuff anymore. I like the base and low end stuff personally. Btw the lot of 500 or so cards you sent me lol filled in a lot of holes in my Phins PC that I would have probably never added so believe me when I tell you I truly appreciated it! Also listing each card individually is a waste of time. I cant imagine anyone reading every card listed in the lot but maybe Im wrong. How much are you trying to sell each team lot for?


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