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36th Carmi Invitational Tournament has 1st ever three way tie for championship
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Jan 24th, 2015
Nathaniel Lackey named MVP while the Mules, Mt. Carmel and Harrisburg split the championship. The bracketed or pool played tournament transformed into a round robin in 2008. There's been a single champ or only co-champs until this year.
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Results from the 36th annual Carmi White County Invitational Tournament
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Jan 10th, 2015
Bulldogs go 4-0 on Saturday with both boys and girls JV and varsity squads picking up wins against Vienna. Get the recap along with Coach Eric Dixon's comments inside.
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Jan 6th, 2015
Illinois High School Association members have rejected a proposal that would have changed football matchups in the state.
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Jan 6th, 2015
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Briley Attebury Signs Letter of Intent with Olney Central College
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Mar 11th, 2014
Briley is one of four seniors on the Lady Bulldogs softball team. She was joined at Tuesday's signing event by her parents, Bryan and Cynthia Attebury, Carmi-White County Coach Scott Conner, and Olney Central College Coach Nick Short.
Bulldogs Fall in Sectional Championship
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Jun 1st, 2014
The CWC Bulldogs saw their season come to an abrupt end on Saturday morning at Greenville as they fell to the Teutopolis Wooden Shoes by a score of 11-1 in 5 innings.
Michael Brown Defends State Title in 800 Meters
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Jun 2nd, 2014
Brown blew by Cumberland's Tye Sutherland just before the finish line to win his second straight IHSA 800-meter championship.
Edwards County to Join Black Diamond Conference in 2016-2017
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Apr 16th, 2014
Edwards County will join the "East" division of the BDC. Under the new alignment, the East Division will include: Carmi-White County, Fairfield, Edwards County, Eldorado, Hamilton County, and Johnston City.
Carmi-White County Honors 1998-1999 Elite Eight Team
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Feb 8th, 2014
The Bulldogs compiled 28 wins and advanced to state for the first time in school history.
Lady Bulldogs Lose Heartbreaker
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May 25th, 2014
The top-seeded CWC Lady Bulldogs were upset in the championship game of the Class 2A Harrisburg Regional by the host team 5-4 on Saturday.
CWC's Jerrica Money Will Play Softball for Rend Lake College
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Feb 14th, 2014
Though Money is known for being a strong defensive force behind the plate, she had a break-out hitting year in 2013. Money belted two home runs and finished with 32 hits and 23 RBIs.
2014 Schedule of Events-Carmi Country Club
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Mar 6th, 2014
Golf returns to the Carmi Country Club on March 25th with the Tuesday Night Scramble. The Tri-State Pro-Am is scheduled for March 31st.
Owensboro Added to 2014 EHT
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Apr 29th, 2014
Owensboro High School will join the field of the 2014 Eldorado Holiday Tournament. They replace Herrin, who left the tournament after a five year run.
Carmi Sports Hall of Fame to Induct Six New Members
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Jun 6th, 2014
They are former softball skipper Larry Gariepy, the 2001 individual state co-champ in Class A golf, Kyle Hosick, multi-sport standout Kevin Wolff, Lady Bulldog basketball stars Jessica Minnick and Mandy Cummins, and an All-State center from the Bulldog football team, Daryl Simmons.
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Nov 3rd, 2014
Saturday's playoff loss closed the book on senior Logan Weller's career for the Bulldog football team. The 5-foot-8, 170-pound running back finished in the top five in four major statistical categories.
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50th Annual Eldorado Holiday Tournament Bracket
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Dec 11th, 2014
Games will be played on Friday, December 26th, Saturday, December 27th, and Monday, December 29th. Owensboro, KY signed a one year agreement to play in the EHT, replacing Herrin.
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Jul 2nd, 2014
Over its 114 year history, the Carmi-White County football program has compiled a record of 461-446-54. The Bulldogs are ranked 92nd in the state based on that win total.
2014 Black Diamond All Conference in Baseball and Softball Named
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Jun 12th, 2014
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Sep 8th, 2014
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Nov 21st, 2014
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Dec 30th, 2014
Owensboro, KY won the 50th annual Eldorado Holiday Tournament, defeating Harrisburg in the Championship game, 67-61.
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Dec 31st, 2014
Woodlawn won a fifth straight title at the Sesser-Valier Holiday Tournament. The Cardinals destroyed Christopher in the Championship game, 71-41.
NCOE Drops Season Opener to Cisne
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Nov 25th, 2014
Despite owning tempo most of the game and two scorers in double digits, Coach Bryon Graven's NCOE Cardinals couldn't finish off Cisne.
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Dec 29th, 2014
EHT Day 3
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Black Diamond Conference Football All Conference Selections
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Nov 18th, 2014
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Oct 23rd, 2014
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NCOE Cross Country Sectional Results
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Nov 3rd, 2014
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Carmi White County senior commits to John A Logan
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Jan 30th, 2014
Kelsey Rogers joined 4 other recruits by signing a letter of intent on campus January 25
Nine Inductees Enter Carmi Sports Hall of Fame
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Apr 21st, 2014
Five athletes from the late 90s and early 2000s were inducted: Crystal Peyton from the Class of 1997; John Barbre, Chris Budde and Holly Shook from the Class of '99; and Jennifer Goin from the Class of 2001.


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The Metapopulation Research Group (MRG) at the University of Helsinki was established in 1992. We conduct research on the biology of species inhabiting fragmented landscapes. Our strength in research is the ability to combine ecological, molecular, computational, and theoretical approaches in the same projects. We encourage work that applies the core concepts of metapopulation biology to management and conservation of landscapes and biodiversity.
MRG is a coherent international group of more than 50 researchers, post graduate students, and supporting personnel representing a dozen nationalities. MRG has been awarded the position of Centre-of-Excellence in research by the Academy of Finland 2000-2005 and 2006-2011.
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Is healthy breakfast foods difficult for you? For me it is, because of many food allergies and a lifetime of hurry, hurry, hurry! But here are some suggestions for you to eat what I call healthy breakfast foods. You may have more to add to it from your experience of finding the foods that work for you.
Being lactose intolerant I choose to eat Rice milk or almond milk. While having cereal choices, I choose oatmeal or a Kashi cereal of some sort. It is wonderfully high in fiber, which we need so badly for a healthy system. Try some nuts, seeds and berries thrown in that cereal. Wow, is that exceptionally yummy. Or maybe have a Activa yogurt for the wonderful live bacillis with some flax seed or oats mixed in it. Or what about including a low-sodium V-8 juice added to your healthy breakfast foods list to give you a taste of veggies early in the morning. Anyway you cut it, we need fruit, vegetables, whole grains and some dairy such as yogurt in our diet and get our day started very nicely. Now, this article is quite general, but we should desire to get our day going with fuel so our brain functions as well as our body just as we want our cars to function and be available for our use. There used to be a time I didn't eat breakfast so well, but now I can't go without it! I feel so good, my body feels so good, especially when I put my body through some intense exercise. There is literally no time to waste, put aside your bad habits and begin today feeding your body with the wonderful variety of healthy breakfast foods, hopefully it is foods that are still as close to nature as you can get it!! |
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(CNN) – GOP presidential hopeful and Mormon Jon Huntsman had some choice words on Monday for the Dallas pastor who's repeatedly described Mormonism as a "cult" and a "false religion" this weekend.
"The fact that, you know, some moron can stand up and make a comment like that, you know, first of all, it's outrageous," Huntsman said on "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer." "Second of all, the fact that we are spending so much time discussing it makes it even worse."
Robert Jeffress, senior pastor at First Baptist Dallas, ignited a debate this weekend over the relationship between faith and politics when he argued that Christians should vote for other Christians.
In his remarks, Jeffress discouraged Republicans from voting for Romney, a Mormon, because of his "non-Christian" beliefs.
On Monday, Huntsman, former Utah governor and U.S. Ambassador to China, called on fellow Republican candidate Rick Perry, to cut off ties with Jeffress. The Baptist minister has been a vocal supporter of the Texas governor, in part, because of his Christian faith.
"Make an immediate and decisive break, period," Huntsman said, referring to Perry. "This kind of talk, I think, has no home in American politics these days. You know, anyone who has associated with someone willing to make those comments ought to stand up and distance themselves in very bold language and that hasn't been done. And Rick ought to stand up and do that."
While Perry has largely avoided questions on the subject, he told reporters in Iowa on Friday that he doesn't think Mormonism is a cult.
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Well done Mr. Huntsman, well done.
All religions are cults, there's nothing special about evangelicalism, it's also a cult.
As a democrat i'd be willing to vote for huntsman if he were running as an independent!!
For Rick Perry not to denounce this Evangelical extremist, is akin to the Muslim Clerics failing to stand up and denounce violent acts against the West.
Huntsman makes sense until he admits he's a follower of Joseph Smith the con man.
It is odd Huntsman got into this fight, other than the fact that he is a Mormom. He probably could have just ignored it. But here is the problem with the current band of very conservative GOP candidates: they want it both ways as it concerns religion in general and Christianity specifically. They want to identify with conservative evangelical Christianity, yet they become upset when someone who probably has studied theology more than they have makes a judgment based on his theological interpretations. In fact, most Christian seminaries have contended for 150 years that Mormonism is not orthodox Christianity.
The problem as I see it is that one particular wing of conservative Christianity has identified itself as Republican for a few decades now. So now it is to the point that the terms are synonymous. And apparently everyone in the alliance is somehow expected to toe the party line. The only problem is that there are plenty of professing Christians who are either Democrats or Independents (and some of these people are evangelicals). These people have been ignored or dismissed by the Republican-Evangelical cohort.
What I wish Jon Huntsman had said was "Hey, this pastor can say whatever he wants, I am not running for deacon of his church, I am running for President."
ChumBucket – freedom of speach allows for anyone to voice any opinion without reprisal from the govn't. It also means that if someone makes a dumb comment, everyone else also has the freedom to say what a dumb comment it is without reprisal from the gov't. And the difference is that Obama doesn't try to bring religion into gov't. Politicians can be any religion they choose, but they can't allow influance from their church or bring religion into their decision making.
Well, it is odd Huntsman got into this fight, other than the fact that he is a Mormom. He probably could have just ignored it. But here is the problem with the current band of very conservative GOP candidates: they want it both ways as it concerns religion in general and Christianity specifically. They want to identify with conservative evangelical Christianity, yet they become upset when someone who probably has studied theology more than they have makes a judgment based on his theological interpretations. In fact, most Christian seminaries have contended for 150 years that Mormonism is not orthodox Christianity.
ALL religions are cults. It's just something the bigger ones like to call the smaller ones, to make themselves feel special.
No one has taken away his free speech. He's not being thrown in jail or fined, he's just being vilified. Just as he has a right to free speech, every one else has the same right. They've chosen to speak out and call him a moron.
Religion is a man-made thing. From a Christian point of view, I can say this that Jesus Christ never started Christianity. All he wanted people to be the followers of his teachings. Yes, when people saw his disciples behaving and walking the same way like Christ did in works & deeds, they called them Christians meaning 'Christ like'. I would love someone come up to me and say that he would like to walk in life like me because he can Jesus in me. I wish, today's so called Christians can grasp this message and change their ways. Our world would be a heaven on earth.
de ja vu all over again. Remember 1959? remember the screamers ranting the POPE and the Vatican would be ruling the USA if JFK was elected? did that happen? NO! I doubt the Pope, any Bishops or Pastors DARED to tell JFK policy to make. Same here! the f0lks brnging in religion as weapon against any candidate are truly desparate to find SOMETHINGto throw against an otherwise reasonble an viable candidate. such dirty tactic!
Lets not forget the big thing here. both of these guys are christian-ish. yet neither support the meek they believe will inherit the earth.
I wondering if Biden call the pastor a moron what would the media say about Biden
Christains – or anyone for that matter – should vote for someone who will be a good leader, not for someone that happens to appear in the Christian Yellow Pages (yes, it exists). Need a Christian auto mechanic?
That being said, while none of us would prefer to be referred to with "cult" status (with respect to religion) it is worth noting that there are significant differences between Mormonism's view of Jesus Christ, and that of main line Christianity, significant enough for it to be over the line in terms of acceptable belief differences for many in the Christian faith.
This guy is a class act. To bad he has no shot at the nomination.
Taken from evilbible.com's Top Ten List: "You vigorously deny the existence of thousands of gods claimed by other religions, but feel outraged when someone denies the existence of yours." All religions are cults. To deny this is to deny rational thought.
I think that's about right ColJim1956. It's a mistake to pander to fundies. He'll get their base all fired up too.
The pastor is a moron. I want to hear why the First Baptists are not a cult.
Huntsman missed his opening. When Wolf lied, "I'd like to talk about your foreign policy, but first...", Huntsman should have responded to the question with "I'd say, 'Let's talk about foreign policy.' Time is short, Wolf, why don't get move along to that now?"
Of course Wolf had no intention of discussing anything but this Controversy of the Week. Huntsman should have called him on it. Or, perhaps he didn't want to go there either?
Y'know, I would like to reiterate many of the comments made here today: I would like the chance to at least consider Hunstman, but we won't get that chance, because he is not extreme enough for the primary voters. We are more likely to be given the choice of Perry vs Obama than Huntsmann vs Obama and that is a sad thing.
But it should be true for EVERY peaceful religion, not just about Mormonism.
And you're right about that 15 minutes Jeffress being a moron.
Speaking of religion, did the one Creator intend for so many stupid people to fight against eachother? Utterly sad and stupid what people's faith causes them to say and do to people of other faith.
As for Pastor Moron, by advocating for (or against) a candidate from his pulpit, he has given up his church's tax-free status. Let's see if Obama's Justice dept has the balls to go after him.
I agree that followers of Jesus Christ must be lovers of all people regardless of "religion" or political affiliation. I don't believe that Dr. Jeffers was teaching that those same followers should hate Mormons. All of Jesus' teachings were meant to allow us to love our fellow man enough to want to see all come to salvation and not face a horrible eternity in hell. His message is one of correction, not hate. Jesus Christ is the one true way to salvation and the Mormon teachings are not consistent with that truth, so that must be said by those appointed to preach the Gospel. If that message is ignored or squashed, then Dr. Jeffers and those like him are not fulfilling their calling to preach. I respect his right an obligation to say what he said in truth and love.


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Tiger Woods's joint third-place finish at the Abu Dhabi Championship showed the former world number one was getting closer to regaining his imperious form of old.
January 30, 2012 7:15 by Reuters
For the opening three rounds in the desert heat of the Middle East, the 36-year-old American was almost metronomically accurate with his irons and stunningly precise off the tee.
Woods's putter was cold on the first day but from then on he found his range on the greens and by Sunday's final round, could be backed with near certainty to hole the six-to-eight footers that have been his nemesis for the last two years.
The 14-times major champion eventually finished two strokes behind surprise winner Robert Rock of Britain but chose to accentuate the positives rather than highlight the negatives of his week.
"I'm pleased at the progress," Woods told reporters after a closing level-par 72 gave him an 11-under total of 277.
"Basically, since playing in Australia (at the end of 2011) my strokeplay events have been pretty good. I just need to keep building, keep getting more consistent."
When the heat was on in his head-to-head duel with Rock on Sunday, Woods was unable to find any sort of consistency from tee to green.
He was expected to stamp his authority on his little-known playing partner early in the round but instead it was the Englishman who wrested the initiative away as Woods reached only one green in regulation in the opening eight holes.
The former world number one, up from 25th to 17th after his result in Abu Dhabi, had to scramble on and around the greens to simply stay in contention.
Birdies proved elusive for Woods on the back nine and Rock moved three shots clear of the field with three holes to play before he bogeyed the last to win by a stroke from U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy.
"I think the turning point for me was at the 10th where I hit the most beautiful little wedge after I had just birdied nine to cut the deficit to one," Woods said.
"But I don't know how it did what it did because from our view it looked pretty good. Next thing you know I'm making bogey instead."
Woods's wedge finished off the green and two putts later a six on his card meant Rock was two shots ahead again.
"That was a big turnaround there and I never closed the gap after that," the American added.
"I hit the ball beautifully all week which I'm very pleased about but I was just a touch off on Sunday. I was hitting the ball a little bit further than I thought I would.
"A couple of my three-woods were going about 320 yards which I don't normally do and a couple of my irons were going further than they are supposed to," he said.
"That's something to look at and something to try and figure out."
Overall, his performance against a world-class lineup in Abu Dhabi represents a continuation of the revival he started by winning the Chevron World Challenge limited-field event in California last month.
Woods last triumphed in a full-field event at the 2009 Australian Masters before his game went into decline following injuries and the breakdown of his marriage.
His next outing is the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am that starts on Feb. 9 as he counts down to the first major of the season, the U.S. Masters at Augusta in April.
"I hit the ball good enough to win the golf tournament this week," said Woods. "I just didn't get it done.
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Keep up the great stuff. Try to keep your camera dry in Vic Falls. Love to hear from you guys.
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Malawi is a beautiful country with helpful and friendly people. The first week of our biking in Malawi it rained on us quite a bit. So I had that dumb Toto song stuck in my head and now it's stuck in all of you'rs. Ha. We decided to take the north/south road that goes along the lake shore instead of the highway linking the main cities. It was a great road with almost zero traffic so coming back up to the bussle of a big city has been a bit of a change.
Along that road we got to meet a lot of Malawians living day to day. There are some obvious differences from Tanzania to Malawi. The most obvious is there are a lot more children in Malawi. But, sadly, not a lot more adults. We don't have real numbers, but it looks very much like not all children get to grow up. There are good examples on our pictures, if you look at me walking down the road in the Tukuyu entry that's most of the kids that just got out of school. If you look at the picture of me packing up after lunch, that's just the kids who crossed the street from schools recess. They are great and playful kids, there are just a lot of them. Other examples of how Malawi is more poor then Tanzania are the kids are leaner, the clothing is more thread bare and the buildings are a bit more shabby. It's clear why they kids are thinner here. The prices at the markets for anything but locally grown things are for the most part what you would pay in the states. But 85% of the population are farmers who make > $1/day. So, they can have all the corn, rice or fish they want, but anything they don't grow themselves they have to squeeze out of that $1. When you have 6 kids, hoping some of them make it into their 20's, that's a tiny amount of money.
Other stories behind the pictures. As we were biking along I got a strong smell as if someone just opened a new bag of rubber bands. Ah ha, rubber tree farms! Cool! Kids were on the side of the road bouncing balls of all shapes to sell. We though that a logging road would be a secluded spot for a snack, but alas got a crowd making us small rubber balls as we ate. They are very much like a rubber band ball, but a bit less processed. It looks as if they cut a line in a tree and put a collection cup at the bottom. The kids make the balls from the drippings that the cuts make.
We are heading now for Zambia where the tour book says "If you enjoy a raw edge and a genuine Africa with few tourists, Zambia will be the place you're looking for." At least we've worked up some tolerance for "raw edge" here in Malawi!
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SYDNEY, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Copper steadied in low trade volumes on Thursday as markets awaited fresh signals on whether the European Central Bank would act to shore up a faltering economy that could drag on world growth and metals demand.
The European Central Bank is unlikely to take new policy action next week unless August inflation figures, due Friday, show the euro zone sinking significantly towards deflation, ECB sources said.
Looser policy from the euro zone central bank would free up capital for industry and for metals investment, providing a lift to prices.
Copper may run as high as $7,400-$7,500 a tonne next month, as demand incrementally outstrips stocks that have been drawn down given a timelag in processing new mine supply, said analyst Dominic Schnider at UBS in Singapore.
"In the short run we still have a positive growth story on our side. China is holding ground, we do expect Europe to come up a little bit, U.S. growth accelerates," Schnider said.
"But into 2015 we have a decently supplied market. That's still there, with 200,000-400,000 tonnes of surplus," he said, adding that copper is targeting $6,500 in 12 months.
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange had steadied at $7,032.50 a tonne by 0714 GMT, after small losses in the previous session.
The most-traded October copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange eased 0.4 percent to 50,250 yuan($8,180) a tonne.
China's industrial profits grew 13.5 percent in July compared to a year ago, slowing from June's 17.9 percent annual rise, data showed on Thursday.
Shoring up growth, China will maintain its "targeted" policy stance to keep economic growth on track, focusing on investment projects in bottleneck areas, the cabinet said on Wednesday.
Indonesia wants copper miners Newmont Mining Corp and Freeport-McMoRan Inc to hammer out a deal on concentrate supply for an upcoming smelter before allowing Newmont to resume exports, a mining ministry official said on Wednesday.
LME tin steadied after falling to a 7-month low of $21,650 a tonne on Wednesday as supply from Indonesia overwhelms demand from a struggling electronics industry.
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Titanic undertaking for Oz billionaire
BRISBANE -- When you can buy your 15-year-old daughter a $5-million yacht and hand out a fleet of 55 Mercedes Benz cars to your staff, why not go ahead and rebuild the Titanic?
Australian Clive Palmer has clearly asked himself that question and found no earthly reason to answer in the negative.
There are 35 billionaires in Australia, but Clive undoubtedly is the loudest.
And possibly the boldest. It does take a certain verve, a particularly discriminating brand of brio, to set about rebuilding a doomed ocean liner that's globally recognized as a metaphor for disaster.
But Clive is no ordinary Australian. Ordinary Australians don't own a football team in China or keep the local press captivated with false claims of the CIA backing a bid by the Australian Greens to kill off the Australian coal-mining industry.
When he was a kid and his dad owned the local movie theatre, he could display what appeared to be congenital generosity by inviting friends over to watch the latest releases. Now he hands out cheques to charities or, as he did on Christmas Eve 2010, distributes 55 Mercedes-Benz cars to loyal workers at one of his nickel refineries. With that sort of bankroll, rebuilding the Titanic in a joint venture with Chinese partners should be a breeze. Clive even tempted fate at the announcement by declaring this time the technological age won't be thwarted by an ice cube.
"It is going to be designed so it won't sink," he said, echoing the White Star Line's publicity blurb that the Titanic was designed "as far as possible to do so" to be unsinkable.
"Of course it will sink if you put a hole in it," he told a persistent reporter at the press conference a fortnight ago, before sailing on majestically, much like the unsinkable Molly Brown, with his vision of honouring the workers and designers who built the 20th century engineering marvel.
"These people (the Titanic's builders) produced work that is still marvelled at more than 100 years later, and we want that spirit to go on for another 100 years," he said. "It will be every bit as luxurious as the original Titanic but of course it will have state-of-the-art 21st century technology and the latest navigation and safety systems."
Palmer may sound like a windbag. But the man who built his fortune in mining and is reputed to be worth well over $3 billion has a reputation for getting things done. He has signed a memorandum of understanding to build the cruise liner in China, with the ship's maiden voyage from England to North America already scheduled for late 2016.
Once it was pretty much the House of Rothschild and perhaps the odd Rockefeller who supplied pleasure to voyeurs of wealth. Today we are spoiled for choice.
Clive is Australia's own Donald Trump, he's Ted Turner, he's Conrad Black (before prison), but he is also uniquely Australian in his own version of the ancient role of "rich man."
Wealthy Australians who capture popular appeal invariably have a common touch. The now deceased media magnate Kerry Packer always spoke blunt "Australianese" and often insisted on simple fare like hamburgers and milkshakes. Clive, with his large frame and subtle media skills, has a similar persona, but he still makes it clear his extraordinary wealth gives his worldly existence a far wider frame of reference than the rest of us. While announcing the Titanic plan, he casually threw in that he wanted to contest the next federal election -- in the seat now held by Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan.
In short, Clive has what the talented Australian poet Les Murray calls "sprawl" -- a difficult-to-define characteristic incorporating much more than a disregard for convention:
Sprawl is the quality
of the man who cut down his Rolls-Royce
into a farm utility truck, and sprawl
is what the company lacked when it made repeated efforts
to buy the vehicle back and repair its image.
As the talented Murray would probably agree, a poor person can display "sprawl," but it's the Clive Palmers of the world who give this characteristic the glistening sheen it deserves. We may sneer at the wealthy, we may gaze at them in wide-eyed admiration. But there's no doubt they can, if they're so inclined, roam well outside the square that imprisons so many of us in our workaday lives.
Michael Madigan is the Free Press correspondent in Australia. He writes mostly about politics for the Brisbane-based Courier Mail.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition May 11, 2012 A12
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Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said Monday that he would start taking "extraordinary measures" this week to keep the country's debt below its legal limit.
In a letter to Congress, he also said that he now estimates he can keep the country out of default until Aug. 2, three weeks later than he estimated last month.
The reason for the extension: The government has taken in more tax revenue than expected -- easing the country's borrowing needs.
He said, however, the pace of U.S. borrowing is still on track to hit the current $14.294 trillion debt ceiling by May 16.
But Geithner said he would need to take action starting this Friday because Congress is unlikely to act by May 16 and the debt is already so close to the cap -- just $58 billion below as of the end of last week.
The Treasury Department will suspend issuance of special Treasury securities that help state and local governments fund, among other things, infrastructure improvements, Geithner said.
That will be the first of several steps Geithner will have to take the longer Congress delays action on the debt ceiling.
Republicans and some Democrats say they will not support an increase to the debt ceiling unless it is accompanied by spending cuts and enforceable budget measures designed to keep spending or deficits down. And agreements on those types of measures will take some time.
Some lawmakers mistakenly believe that not raising the debt ceiling would somehow tamp down future spending.
Geithner pushed back on that argument again on Monday. "The debt limit has never served as a constraint on future spending, nor would refusing to increase the debt limit reduce the obligations the country has already incurred."
Indeed, as the Congressional Research Service has noted, even if lawmakers never pass another spending increase or tax cut, the debt ceiling would need to be increased repeatedly in the future.
As it is, the Treasury Department also estimated Monday that the country will need to borrow $547 billion during the second half of this fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30.
If the debt ceiling isn't raised, lawmakers will have two choices: Either cut spending or raise taxes by that amount, or let the country miss payments on many of its legal obligations.
Geithner said missing any payments would amount to default, a step the United States has never taken and which could have "catastrophic economic impact that would be felt by every Americans."
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