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Mrs. Gwendolyn West of Royston passed away December 18, 2014.
She is survived by her daughter, Cheryl Smith and her husband Bill of Royston; sons, Mike West and his wife Ruth of Fayetteville; Britt West and his wife Kelly of Winder; grandchildren, William Smith and his wife Alison; Joe Smith and his wife Amanda; Brad West; Steven West; Katie West Barto and her husband Burt; Carson West; Taylor West; great grandchildren, Will Smith; CJ Smith; Sarah Smith; Reese Smith and Landry Barto. Read More»
Piedmont's medical community collected 2,525 toys as part of their Marine Toys for Tots Foundation campaign in Fayette and Coweta counties. Toys were collected at Piedmont Fayette Hospital, Piedmont Newnan Hospital and physician practices throughout the two counties in order to provide a better Christmas for disadvantaged children in the area. On Tuesday, Dec. 16, the collected toys were delivered to Piedmont Heart on Francis Way in Sharpsburg for a "Collection Celebration," where several members of the U.S. Marine Corps visited with participants. Photo/Submitted.
A Fayette County institution has passed away. Robert Jordan, 79, the owner of the landmark Jordan Sales & Salvage on Jeff Davis Drive at West Lanier Avenue in Fayetteville, died Wednesday.
He leaves Nellie, his wife of 60 years, a son, two brothers, a sister, grandchildren and innumerable friends and former customers.
The funeral will be Saturday, Dec. 20, at 1 p.m. at the Fayetteville First Baptist Church Church.
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Both men found guilty a second time this week
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Fayetteville resident Mason Brook, a cadet with the Civil Air Patrol, was one of a number of cadets and veterans to place wreaths and flags on the graves of veterans at Westminster Memorial Gardens in Peachtree City as part of the nationwide "Wreaths Across America" event held Dec. 13. Photo/Ben Nelms.
The Fayetteville Police Department on Dec. 11 held its 11th annual "Christmas with the Police" program.
This year, the department was able to provide presents for nine children in four families as well as dinner and gift certificates for each family. Fayetteville police officers and detectives shopped for each child based on wish lists they had provided. The department also held a Christmas party for the families, said Det. Mike Whitlow. Read More»
Construction was just beginning in November on the sidewalks across the street from the City Cemetery on Stonewall Avenue as part of Fayetteville's Cemetery Sidewalk Project. The project's purpose is to make the sidewalk networks in between Braxton Court through the City Cemetery look better with brick pavers, benches, landscaping and trash bins. The project also entails adding decorative aluminum fencing and brick columns in front of the cemetery, and decorative streetlights along Stonewall similar to the improvements made on parallel Lanier Avenue. Photo/Bethan Adams.
This Sunday's 14th Annual Candlelight Concert at Fayetteville First United Methodist Church brings in exceptional talent and big names.
Brent Davis, Timothy Miller and Indra Thomas will join violinist Sonia Squires, pianist Rick Massengale and the Candlelight Orchestra for this treasured Christmas tradition.
The concert will be held Sunday, Dec. 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the sanctuary.
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Summer is officially over–thank heavens! In the words of Queen Elizabeth II, the summer of 2014 "is not a year on which I shall look back with undiluted pleasure."
Rather it was a summer full of immense pain, tears, anxiety, sleepless nights, surgeries, doctors, and therapists. My beloved season of summer had become my winter as I was resigned to hibernate so I, and yes, my leg could heal.
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Stonewall Jackson's 1862 Shenandoah Valley Campaign looms large in the annals of military history as it is studied at military schools and service academies throughout the world. Jackson launched his Valley Campaign on March 23, 1862 with an attack against the Union forces of General James Shields, although at the time of the battle the command of the Union force fell on the shoulders of Col. Nathan Kimball. Gary Ecelbarger recounts vividly the stages of the battle, illuminating the readers imagination with numerous excerpts from soldiers' letters. It is quite evident that the author has done exhaustive research on this book and as a result the end result is magnificent. Ecelbarger sheds light on a battle that the mighty "Stonewall" lost tactically, but brings to the forefront the battle that gave Jackson a strategic victory. Jackson's loss at Kernstown made the Federals realize that they had a formidable foe in Jackson and needed to do everything to combat that Rebel foe. This kept large amounts of troops from the fighting in eastern Virginia. The book also contains numerous, detailed maps that provide a visual aid to the various phases of the battle from the initial contact with Turner Ashby, to the final moments of the battle on Sandy Ridge. For any student of the Valley Campaigns, this is an essential piece of literature.
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It's about to be that time of year again. These industry insiders are arming themselves for the chaos of New York collections with Yves Saint Laurent boots, imported Tylenol and disposable toothbrushes. Here are their strategies for keeping it together — that is, unless Rob Pattinson puts in an appearance.
JUST BACK FROM: Ibiza and St. Tropez
SHOWS SHE'LL GO TO: Rodarte, Proenza, all the usuals. I'm not working on any shows, thank God, so for once I'll be able to see some.
PARTIES SHE'LL GO TO: The "Coco Before Chanel" screening, and Vlad Roitfeld's art thing and after party at Indochine.
WHAT SHE'LL WEAR: Balenciaga harem trousers, a white baggy Alexander Wang tank and a lace Balenciaga bra (since those tanks don't leave much to the imagination).
WHAT'S ON HER FEET: Isabel Marant studded ankle boots.
IN HER BAG: I always have everything on earth that I would never need in my bag. But water, vitamins and a pair of Lanvin flats for getting around would be a good place to start.
AM FIX: Coconut water — you can't find it very easily in London, and I'm totally addicted to it.
PM FIX: Red Bull.
MOST ANTICIPATED ENCOUNTER: All my New York friends, 'cause I've been in Europe for so long.
TWITTER PLANS: None. Am I right in thinking that it's just people telling everyone else what they ate for breakfast?
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"This is even better than fried okra and so much better for you and less messy. I have made it three different ways now and tossing it with Tony Cachere's Creole Seasoning is the best. The recipe included is fabulous too, but to take to an even easier level, shake on some Tony's.""


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Lady Gaga, who is busy on her world tour, is featured on the upcoming season finale of 'The Simpsons.'
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Shop-Eat-Surf creates a good source of timely information about the industry. The site makes all types and size companies feel part of a community where everyone is stoked to hear about other companies successes and ideas. It is always a good daily read.
- By Ted Li, VP of North America, OakleyBefore Shop-Eat-Surf, there were two sites I paid for premium content on. One is Surfline, the other is the Wall Street Journal. One is about all things surf, the other, the best business content site in the world. Shop-eat-surf is the intersection of those two worlds. Shop-Eat-Surf provides everything from coverage of events, people, brands and trends. However, beyond the Executive Edition "wall" is more meaty analysis and interpretation of financial statements, business models and brand philosophies; why certain brands and companies are succeeding, where others aren't. The Executive Edition is a must have read if the business of surf and action sports are on your radar screen.
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CEO and Chairman Bob McKnight said the company had a "pretty decent quarter" given the tough economic environment.
He said retailers are ordering conservatively and the business climate was marginally worse in the third quarter than the company expected.
However, there was a glimmer of good news. While comps at Quiksilver retail stores declined around the world during the third quarter, sales bounced back in the Americas in August, the start of Quiksilver's fourth quarter. August was the best month of the year so far and the trend continued during the first three days of September, Quiksilver Americas President Marty Samuels said.
Here are some other highlights:
Revenue: Increased 7 percent to $565 million, with nearly the entire increase attributable to favorable currency rates.
Profit from continuing operations: Declined to $33 million from $36 million the same quarter last year, which was inline with expectations.
Gross profit: Grew 270 basis points to 50.4 percent of sales due to a higher portion of revenue from Europe and the company's retail stores and improvements in sourcing margins.
Americas: Revenue declined 4 percent. Retail comps were softer than expected and shipping delays from the new warehouse in Mira Loma impacted results.
Europe: Revenue grew 8 percent in constant currency, mostly aided by early deliveries.
Asia Pacific: Down in constant currency mostly due to weakness in Japan.
Quiksilver Mens's: Had a "decent" quarter, business not as difficult as the juniors market, Marty said.
Roxy: Had challenges as PacSun turned to more private label. Marty is optimistic about Roxy for 2009.
DC: The strongest of the three brands. Footwear is very strong, the brand is gaining market share in apparel and accessories, and business with department stores is going very well. DC's growth in Europe is very strong.
E-commerce: DC e-commerce launched during the quarter. The company's three brands are now selling direct online and have exceeded expectations.
Inventory: Up 3 percent in constant currency, mostly attributable to new stores. The company said it is keeping its inventory levels clean.
Debt: The company ended the quarter with $1.07 billion in debt. Once Rossignol is sold, the company will begin generating free cash flow again, which it will use to begin paying down the debt.
Company stores: Retail comps globally declined low to mid single digits. So far this year, the company has opened 20 stores in the U.S., 20 to 25 in Europe and about five in Asia/Pacific. Quiksilver has slowed its company-owned store openings to reduce expenses and is turning to licencees to open stores in new markets.
Tough markets: California, Nevada, Florida, Arizona, Hawaii, Spain, France and UK.
Expenses: Quiksilver is really focused on running as a "lean operation" and there will be a big emphasis on that as the company moves into its next budget cycle, said CFO Joe Scirocco.
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Vertical Wine Bistro
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Pasadena, CA. 91103
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If someone told me back in 1983 that the same lady who co-produced The Terminator would, in the future, eventually become the founder of Pasadena's finest wine bar, I'd have thought them as crazy as the cyborg killer of the same film. But sure enough, acclaimed action film mogul Gale Ann Hurd (Armageddon, Aliens) is the gal genius behind this hyper-cool and elegant outpost where the décor is as roomy and chill as what's racked around the bar. Unlike other bistros, Vertical also allows for frequent "flights" (a trio of wines, served as samples) that are not only affordable (average range: $18 to $35) but also excellent, especially when accompanied by a tasty array of tapas whipped up by executive chef Doug Weston. And if you're a high roller on a quiet spree, there are also plenty of solid chards and champagnes to enjoy as well, but be prepared to pay dearly.
Bacaro LA
2308 S Union Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90007
(213) 748-7205
Given that the founders of this blackboarded bistro are USC grads, it's easy to see why they'd take such comfort basing themselves in the not-so-obvious West Adams section of L.A. After all, many students and faculty from their alma mater are keen to flock there as opposed to hauling over to Culver City. Boasting a beautiful, backlit ceiling comprised entirely of empty wine bottles and comfortable barn wood table seating, the staff at Bacaro (the name of which, incidentally, is derived from the immortal known as Bacchus, the hedonistic god of wine) is very laid back, and can be seen on occasion giving guidance to novice noses out to sample from its wide-ranging roster. Though Italians do dominate (the Querceto L'aura is outstanding), there's plenty of French and European flavor, with prices ranging from late $20s to the late $40s (a bottle of Vina Valora from Spain tops things off at $142). And the food (which ranges from fresh crusty baguettes to grilled eggplant pizza and marinated goat cheese) is absolutely to die for.
403 West 12th St.
Los Angeles, CA. 90015
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One of the best things about California from a bon vivant's perspective is that you don't have to spend an arm and a leg on a cask of overpriced European vinegar just to get a decent glass of wine. That's probably why so many folks flock to a relaxed, airy and woody place like Corkbar, which takes great pride in pouring out varietals (no less than 40 on deck) from some of the finest state-based vintners. The only catch is most of the product is seasonally-driven and regionally-focused. Beyond that, only a fool would think of taking a single glass without having it accompanied by some of their utterly succulent small dishes (the pork bruschetta, white bean puree, stuffed figs and ballpark sliders are outstanding). Open daily from 11:30 am, and $2 on a Tuesday will allow you to road test the kitchen staff's latest and most experimental apps.
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Santa Monica, CA. 90405
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Just yards from the sandy beaches of Santa Monica, this low-lit, lush and plush lounge caters to both wine buffs and booze hounds, hence it attracts an array of trendies and tipplers eager to enjoy both delicious small plates and a cool drink from a bar that serves both fine wine and alcohol, which is an added bonus for many who aren't as fond of fruit. An additional architectural bonus: the sliding door patio provides easy access for stargazers. Ladies who like a little bit of sweetness when they sip will love the Layer Cake Zinfandel. The only downside is in the bar's employment of an electronic dispensary. To wit, an Enomatic (which allows pre-measured mechanical pours) and for sommelier's in training, this would seem to suggest a form of sacrilege. But hey, you can't please everyone. Half-price happy hours run from 5:30 to 7:30 pm Mon thru Thurs.
Venice Beach Wines
529 Rose Ave.
Venice, CA. 90291
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As surprising as this may sound, owner Oscar Hermosillo's ramshackle boutique on Rose Avenue started out as a mere convenience: a tiny shop with an amazing array of fine wines readily available and purchase by any sun-blasted types rolling off the Pacific-facing beach in the early evening. Since then, he's installed a bar and started serving food. As a result, it's hailed by both Venice regulars and Southern Cali visitors as a slice of heaven with real street cred, especially for anyone who likes to try the vine. ADDED BONUS: No dress code required and anyone in flip-flops can get served … just be sure to leave your decks, wheels and pets parked by the curb. Great sangria poured on Saturday and Sunday.


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The Sunday Republican (Newspaper) - November 9, 1890, Mitchell, South Dakota MITCHELL, SOUTH DAKOTA, NOVEMBERS 18DO NUMBER 115 S AND SUPPLIES, (Every School Book Used in Davison County.) S. JBUQGIST, BOOKSELLER JEWELER, rovK DOOK SOCHI OF POST-OFFICK.) School Books, Tablets, Pens, Stationery, Inks, Slates, etc., etc: and Druggists Sundries, Paints, Oils, Shes, Window Glass, Putty, etc. A Large Line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sil- verware and Beautiful Designs at Very Low Prices. H. U. Nichols, practical watchmaker and makes a upttialtj of flnowatches anil jVwHrv promptly. All work warranted to giro entire satisfaction. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. "Best Goods at Low Prices.'5 GEO. E. LOGAN, I pay freight to any town in South Dakota. K. Jlaain O-O TO TUB O3STLY EXCLUSIVE JEWKLER IN FOR Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. A Full Line of Silverware of the Celebrated Rockford Manufacture. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Call and Examine. AH Hoods Bouttht of Me Will He KiigniYftl of Charge. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. First-Class Work only. Watches Demagnetized. Opposite the First National Hank. Do you want beads for fancy' work? Do you want embroidery silk or cotton? Do you wont a fine pair of kid gloves? Do you wish to buy or table linen? Do you wish to buy hose for yourself or fam- o you wish a fine corset? "5 Do you want to see or buy a nice silk worked table scarf? Are you going to make a present to a friend of a silk handkerchief, mufflers, jet black or fancy colors? Do you want ANYTHING in the notion line? if you do I have it and you can buy it cheap. c. w. CILLIS. FALL WEATHER FURNISHINGS FOR MEN THE CLOTHIER'S. HONEST GOODS AT HONEST PRICES, MITCHELL DAILY REPUBLICAN, THE MITCHELL PRINTING CO. Props. H, W, WHBELOCK, Eihtor. A. K. DEAN, Business ManitKt'r. TKRM8 OF DAILY; Single 05 mouth....... 75 Three 25 One year......... y 00 One Killed in a J .no! r. "Plain Facts about South Dakota" is the title of a small but comprehen- sive pamphlet just issued by the Chi- cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul passen- ger department, which contains among other valuable articles a clear and suc- cinct statement of the condition of affairs in Davison county. Without reflecting upon any other portion of che elate, is no question but that Mitchell IB near the center of a crop region and that the time is not far distant when our farm lands will equal in ralue those of northwestern Iowa and of the extreme southwestern counties of this state. Our efforts, therefore, should be directed u'rst to advertising the merits of the land at our doorsteps. Village of Wimlvor, Be Entirely An (Jon flaur on. Business Portion o Uurnnl IJtii at il I ire at p to In a Ark, been commenced. Loral capi- tali-i-'. ihe city corporation, have undertaken the project. The canal will bo i v.vhv feet deep and h't'ty fe-'t wi'.e. avl will afford unlimited water power tor manufacturing pur- poses. atui- No Show. Kan., Nov. The legisla- is now apparently against the re- 'M uf Senutorlngalls by 15 votes at and possibly 24. Latest Indications Are Thai Ke cans >Vill Have Only Thrre Majority. s. A tire -ALL AND EXAMINE MY ELEGANT STOCK. The evident determination of the citizens of Mitchell to fall into line and carry this town forward to the pmee it is entitled to occupy in the sute is certainly enoouraging to every one who has faith in her future. Mitchell's prospects for a solid growth were never more promising than at this time. There are a half dozen new enterprises which only need looking after to secure them to this city. The reorganization of the board of trade will do much in this direction but be- hind KS efforts should be the hearty co-operation of every k dividual Mitchell to the front should be our watchword from this on. C i the e- A. jan.-ey, >s flight fully irl s Librtrht, Those republican papers which have becotae rattled over the recent avn- lanche shoul 1 c.ist th-ir miud'seyr Into past where they will discover it nurubvr of .-sinnldr uot ibiy dui- Luii.Mlu's lirat term, Urani'.s second term fi'e.l following rep'ibiiccifi deotiai success in isT'J mul isso. it won't do to juiup c uiulu.sions a t this early Uuy to th the recent result or a.s to it.s on the outcome in 1892. The returns Income more mixed the more they get in. The Sioux FalU Press figured that the strtte ticket id safe but that the leg- islature is ffoue, and the Sioux City Journal aud Aberdeen News make it appear that both state and legislative tickets have been saved by the repub- licans. The ollicial count will have to be the tidal arbiter. started about of Rudd house, tot. hotel, Waddelly'.s i senger n killed by jumping from a third--tory window in the Kudd house. The buil .lings burned wen-: The hon.-.e, a story hotel; rile board of trade, {Smith's butcher simp store, livery saloon, A. ,1. William-' and Corley York'-, ware store. DESTROYED Uight HiiKin HAKT.MAN, An, fire visited this nearly the eniin place. The lire Rogers' store and rapidity. store lions surance: stock, 15 nelson, u .Mi''-. A. i if 1 110 general merehandi.- ance; hoi- ance: twenty-three the depot and the u> v.iil bo equal to almost one- half tl.e membership, and Democrals laim >Vith the Aid of N'ortlniot He Able to ontrol Tariff I.eyi Causes Ascribed Election KeMi lion for the Startling1 s -Helated Kler iiean e! i M'e eluding Rhode M.I i; I h- will be without a single e elitat IVe. Several Republican states, m- N- w Hampshire and are Iffi entirely without and there e Republicans elected Kr.w Nov. H. the latest return- in it Diat the Honato. a.'ler March will stand 1'J Deino- rriitK Republicans, with one- Neat from New Hampshire in doubt. The house will have a majority of ILLINOIS MAJORITIES. 1 lie ad lev's table. .v dn stove, and hai'd- to Nov. Tribune, Rep., publish' s turns from out of rj.', counties in Illinois, on state treas- urer. I'.' of are ofiicial, and the remaii der cari fully estimated, showing a plui.-dity Wilson. 1'ein., over Am- Ut p.. The countit-s from which no i> urns h.-jve been received v.iil not all. v-i the general result ma- tt riaiiv. and estimates from the counties on superintendent of public-instinct ion indicate the election Haab. Dem., over Edwards, Rep., by a plurality ot WiiiMvirk's Majority Over MoKiuIey. o, Xov. ofli- Holmes and and- coinjilrte unutlicial I'ounty, Warwick's in the Sixteenth e Republican state claim the election of in the Seventeenth dis- rvfn DUtrictM. Xov. First, Sixth. Seventh and return Dt-mocratic con- the Third. Fourth and lit publican congressmen. ciiiets to hear from iu district shows a small and the Ninth a majority, CONTROL TARIFF LEGISLATION. mix Count on Aid of Nortli- .Seutttom in the TI.MUHK. Md., Nov. s. A special to 'J lie American from Washington says: Thflahst rt turns indicate that Maich-I next, the senate will be dangerously near a tie. The l.jy Repub- lican majority of 1 1 in ihe upper brancli of may almost totally disappear, and with the aid of such senators u.s i'liimb. and Paddock, the ral- Would be able to i.ni i Dl I i i fl I ion in the senate as well as in the 'Ihe now stands 47 Republicans and Democrats. The new states of Idaho and Wyoming will increase thi> majority 14 when meets in December. To uvt-rci-me this majority it won Id be necessary for the ni' to control of the latuie.- in v, n of the states which eh et seLatoi.s in Tins result is accomplished. According to letnrnhthe Republicans liavt- ni New consin. Colorado. 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Gingerbread Cake
- Softened unsalted butter, as needed
- 1 cup vegetable oil, like soy, peanut, or corn
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup unsulphured molasses
- 1 to 2 tablespoons minced crystallized ginger
- 2 large eggs, at room temperature, lightly beaten with a fork
- 3 cups unbleached all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon ground ginger
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon fine salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1 cup water
- 1 tablespoon baking soda
- Serving suggestions: Whipped cream or vanilla ice cream
Lightly butter a 9 by 13 by 2-inch cake pan and line the bottom with a piece of parchment or wax paper. Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F.
In a large bowl, whisk together the oil, sugar, molasses, and crystallized ginger. Add the eggs and whisk until smooth.
In another large bowl, whisk together the flour, ground ginger, cinnamon, salt, and cloves. Whisk the molasses mixture into the flour mixture until evenly combined.
In a small saucepan, bring the water to a boil. Remove from the heat and stir in the baking soda. Whisk the hot water into the batter until just combined. Transfer the batter into the prepared pan. Bake the cake in the center of the oven, until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean, about 45 minutes. Cool the cake in the pan on a rack. Cut into squares and serve with whipped cream or ice cream.
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I found this for my significant other whose mother always made him a gingerbread cake for his birthday. Not only was it better than his mom's, but I have had the owner of a local coffee shop ask for the recipe. The only change I make is using 1/4 cup ginger oil (because I have it + 3/4 cup canola oil to equal the one cup called for in the recipe.
I serve it with a homemade lemon curd
I made 5 mini loafs w/each receipt (2.5" x 4". They baked b/w 32 and 35min. Doubled the spices which gave real depth of flavor. Ran out of eggs so used 3 for a double batch and actually liked the denser texture.
Very very good, I added a 1/2 Teaspoon of white pepper to the recipe for a little more bite. Oh SO SO GOOD!!!!! Excellent! Moist & full of flavor.
Next time I want to make them a little more spicy.


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European Union leaders set a June deadline to map out a new financial supervisory system, pledging tougher oversight on banks and hedge funds as the economic crisis deepens.
The 27-nation bloc "will take first decisions to strengthen EU financial-sector regulation and supervision" at the next leaders' meeting in June, the heads of government said in a communique after a summit in Brussels today. The overhaul will be based on a proposal to create EU agencies overseeing economic risks and harmonizing supervision of banks and insurers.
The EU is seeking to use a meeting with President Barack Obama at the Group of 20 summit in London next month to shift the focus from economic pump-priming measures to overhauling financial regulation.
The June deadline "is the message you have to give the G- 20 from our side," Karel Lannoo, chief executive officer of the Centre for European Policy Studies in Brussels, said in an interview. "We're putting the house in order."
The EU said it will call on the G-20 to step up vigilance against risks building up at financial companies, and cover regulatory gaps for investment vehicles including hedge funds and private-equity buyout firms. Banks should build up capital during economic expansions, providing a cushion during slowdowns.
"There is a unified European view that we want very strongly to move forward on regulation at the G-20 summit," German Chancellor Angela Merkel said to reporters in Brussels.
'Race to Regulation'
"It's a race to regulation," Lannoo said. Leaders "have to show the public that they've learned their lesson."
The EU will have to resolve divisions within Europe over the scope of new regulations and over how much authority to hand to central EU institutions such as the European Central Bank, which sets monetary policy for 16 of the EU's 27 countries.
The text called proposals by an advisory group led by Jacques de Larosiere, a former head of the Bank of France and International Monetary Fund, "the basis for action."
The de Larosiere group on Feb. 25 proposed new agencies to coordinate oversight of financial companies, and urged the setup of a committee housed at the ECB to watch over economic risks. The EU's executive arm, the European Commission, has said it will base its formal proposal on the panel's report.
The EU further called for adoption by mid-May of pending proposals on credit-rating companies, the solvency of insurers, bank capital requirements and cross-border payments and electronic money.
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Baseball Lions seek post-season berth
Team welcomes Northwood for three games on Fri / Sat
SAGU has a good shot at SAC and NCAA tourneys
Nine-Year Comparison of Lions Teams (below)
Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org
WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The youngest team in the Sooner Athletic Conference, the Southwestern Assemblies of God University, enters the final week of the regular season with a good chance to qualify for post-season action.
SAGU has three games remaining, all at home this weekend against Northwood University (29-18 / 16-7 in SAC). The series will be played on campus; a Friday doubleheader at noon and a single, nine-inning game at 3:00pm on Saturday.
The Lions have not been to the conference tournament since joining the NAIA in the late 1990's.
According to previous Sports Information Director and baseball Assistant Coach Clay Scarborough, SAGU came close to making the conference tourney once.
"Bacone College defeated Northwood on the last day of the season," he said. "They got in instead of the Lions."
SAGU now has the opportunity to cross the post-season threshold.
The Top 8 in the SAC will advance to participate in pool play of two groups of four-teams during May 2-5. Teams will play the other three teams in their group, with the winner of each group earning a position in the championship game.
The Lions are in seventh place and are battling St. Gregory's University and Mid-America Christian University. They are tied in eighth, one game back of the Lions.
Oklahoma Baptist University (Shawnee, Ok) will serve as host.
The Lions are 18-27 and currently carry a seven-game losing streak. Six of the setbacks came to No. 1 Oklahoma Baptist University and No. 10 Oklahoma City University.
The Knights have been a perennial winner in recent years. Over the past 5 seasons they have gone 44-13 (last year), 24-20-1 in 2012, 39-18 in 2011, 40-14 in 2010 and 36-19 in 2009.
Since 2009 Northwood has won all 16 meetings. The Lions took 2-of-3 in 2008, winning 8-5, losing 10-5 and winning the finale, 5-2. Both wins were late comebacks.
The Lions can also enter the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Central Regional tournament, reportedly, by winning one game in the Northwood series.
The NCCAA event will be hosted by Oklahoma Christian University (NCAA Division II) during May 6-9. SAGU has been to the NCCAA Regional previously.
This year's team has made significant strides, especially on defense. Breaking the Knights' mastery this weekend will mean more than its own reward.
Reportedly, several players who have recently been out of commission will be available. Clay Gentle (Fredericksburg, Tx / Fredericksburg HS), Jared Denton (Mission, Tx / Sharyland HS) and possibly Jonathan Santiago (Arlington, Tx / Bowie HS) are set to return.
The team will recognize their four seniors in a brief ceremony prior to the 3pm finale on Saturday.
Approximately 20 minutes before the first pitch they will honor Jeremy Cross (Americus, Ga / Harker Heights HS, Univ of Dallas), Tali Fletcher (Monahans, Tx / Monahans HS), Nick Sheffield (Maypearl, Tx / Maypearl HS) and Denton.
Year Conference Overall BA Avg-Runs HR SB ERA DP's
2014 8-16 (7) 18-27 .279 4.11 4 48 6.16 37
2013 4-22 (9) 16-32 .272 4.59 7 21 8.11 6
2012 1-22 (10) 14-28 .284 3.57 4 94 5.27 7
2011 5-25 (11) 11-31 .280 4.71 14 44 7.38 5
2010 0-12 (11) 8-27 .266 5.09 16 23 10.00 7
2009 3-12 (9) 14-30 .320 6.07 15 34 7.23 20
2008 7-8 (7) 15-23 .302 5.40 7 38 5.99 11
2007 5-10 (9) 9-26 .330 5.14 4 67 6.05 9
2006 6-9 (7) 20-22-1 .338 7.33 16 90 5.34 14
Key: Number in parenthesis is rank in conference. BA – Batting Average. Avg. Runs – Average Runs Scored Per Game. HR – Home Runs. SB – Stolen Bases. ERA – Pitching Earned Run Average. DP's – Double Plays Turned by the Defense.
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Aug 04, 2014 - Baseball News
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Jun 25, 2014 - Baseball News
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Jun 02, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 26, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 25, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 25, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 20, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 19, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 18, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 17, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 16, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 15, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 15, 2014 - Baseball News
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SAGU, Ecclesia share wins in Tuesday's twinbill Lions prepare for final road trip to No. 12 OKC Stars Follow three-game series on video livestream Box Score, Play-by-Play, Play...
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Apr 07, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 06, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 06, 2014 - Baseball News
SAGU splits doubleheader against St. Gregory's Lions blow three-run leads twice, fall in extra-innings, 7-4 WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University sp...
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Apr 05, 2014 - Baseball News
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Apr 04, 2014 - Baseball News
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Mar 31, 2014 - Baseball News
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Mar 30, 2014 - Baseball News
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Mar 30, 2014 - Baseball News
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Read moreWatch Lions play two on Saturday at USAO
Mar 29, 2014 - Baseball News
Twinbill moved up to noon; Rotation announced Southwest forfeits two games last season Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/ CHICKASHA, Oklahoma -- Southwe...
Read moreBulldogs bite Lions, get away with 11-1 win
Mar 27, 2014 - Baseball News
SAGU leaves ten runners on base in first five innings Denton, Threadgill, Gentle lead with seven of team's nine hits Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org WAXAHACHI...
Read moreJumbo Baseball Update on Lions
Mar 23, 2014 - Baseball News
SAGU takes baseball series with 7-3 win Denton goes 8-of-11, throws out 5-of-6 runners Box Scores, Play-by-Play, Standings (access below) View Hundred of Photos from Saturday at:&n...
Read moreBaseball splits with SWCU; at home Saturday
Mar 22, 2014 - Baseball News
Lions host Eagles on campus at noon Women's Soccer host special Game Day Concessions WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University baseball team earne...
Read moreBaseball Lions host 3-game series Friday, Saturday
Mar 21, 2014 - Baseball News
Twinbill at 4:00pm at the Wax. Sports Complex Saturday's 1:00pm matinee on campus Coach Blackmon announces the starting pitchers WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Fresh fro...
Read moreDenton HR wins game, 1-0; SAGU takes twinbill
Mar 15, 2014 - Baseball News
Santiago drives in Threadgill for game-winner in nightcap Lions have big homestand at the WSC on Friday and Saturday OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma -- The Southwestern Assemblies of Go...
Read moreBaseball Update: March 14
Mar 14, 2014 - Baseball News
Lions win today, 1-0, on Denton HR in seventh Pisors, Burt combine for three-hitter; Game 2 underway OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University bas...
Read moreSAGU-MACU switch baseball game to today
Mar 13, 2014 - Baseball News
Three-game series set for Thursday and Friday in OKC Ortiz, Cross, Pisors scheduled to pitch Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/ (scroll down) WAXAHACHIE, Texa...
Read moreMathis goes 'yard,' but Lions fall at McMurry
Mar 12, 2014 - Baseball News
Castro, Schneider, Martinez add hits in road loss Team prepares for key series the next two weekends Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/ ABILENE, Texas -...
Read moreCross, Denton team-up for special triumph
Mar 11, 2014 - Baseball News
Upending No. 20 Texas Wesleyan a rite of passage? Southpaw addresses the inner-workings of a drought-ending win WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- It wasn't just any win...
Read moreBaseball Lions prepare for D2 McMurry
Mar 09, 2014 - Baseball News
Club continues to show gritty, competitive spirit Pitching staff proving the mettle with a 4.88 ERA Current SAC Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/6.php Player Stats...
Read moreSAGU, Cross, stun #20 Texas Wesleyan
Mar 07, 2014 - Baseball News
Cross fires three-hitter, escapes jam in last inning Rams earn split with 6-4 triumph in Game Two Victory ends 27-game losing streak against Wesleyan Box Scores (links below) FORT W...
Read moreMathis, Cross deliver, but Lions bats slumber
Mar 02, 2014 - Baseball News
SAGU missed their chances while Wayland sweeps three Mathis goes 4-for-4 with two doubles and a triple in finale Standings, Box Scores, Player Stats, Photo Gallery (links below) WA...
Read moreBaseball Update: Lions now 9-7
Feb 25, 2014 - Baseball News
SAGU plays a single game today at Jarvis Team split four-game weekend series in Austin WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- After completing back-to-back weekend four-game splits against Wiley ...
Read moreLions in Austin for four-game series
Feb 21, 2014 - Baseball News
First road trip leads to RRAC's Huston-Tillotson Pitching rotation, sans Killebrew, announced for pair of doubleheaders SAGU Players Statistics (link posted below) AUSTIN...
Read moreBig comeback sparks baseball split with Wiley
Feb 16, 2014 - Baseball News
SAGU now 7-5 following four-game series Denton HR, Hagstrom 3-run double ignites Lions from 6-1 deficit Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/6.php Box Score, Season Stats a...
Read morePitching and solid defense shine in twin setbacks
Feb 09, 2014 - Baseball News
Burt, Ortiz give Lions chance to win against SNU Crimson Storm edges SAGU, 5-1, 3-1; SAGU record slips to 5-3 Box Scores and Play-by-Play access below Current Standings: http://www...
Read moreBaseballers meet Southern Nazarene at home on Sat.
Feb 08, 2014 - Baseball News
Softball Lady Lions open the season Saturday in Tyler WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University (5-1) will play a doubleheader on campus Saturday at noon. NCAA ...
Read moreBaseball Lions add home twinbill on Saturday
Feb 04, 2014 - Baseball News
Hot chocolate sales expected at Thursday's doubleheader Denton, Killebrew, Burt, Santiago among league leaders Weather Forecast calls for cloudy and cold WAXAHACHIE, Texas --&...
Read moreDenton bows up, Lions take pair from Hillsdale
Feb 02, 2014 - Baseball News
Freshmen pitchers Burt, Ortiz shutdown Saints Now 4-0, SAGU hosts doubleheader at WSC on Thursday >Box Scores, Play-by-Play (access below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Despite a you...
Read morePisors, Killebrew star in opening day sweep
Feb 01, 2014 - Baseball News
Three double plays and big hits by Hagstrom, Hornbeck spark Lions SAGU unveils new jerseys, campus scoreboard at noon on Saturday Access Box Scores, Play-by-Play, Standings (...
Read moreBaseball Lions host four games this weekend
Jan 31, 2014 - Baseball News
Twinbills Friday at the Wax. Sports Complex; Saturday on campus Pitching rotation set: Pisors, Killebrew, Burt, Ortiz WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- When Jarrod Pisors (Red Oak, Tx /...
Read moreSam Blackmon Q & A
Jan 29, 2014 - Baseball News
New Lions Baseball Head Coach leads team into 2014 SAGU hosts doubleheaders on Friday (at WSC) and Saturday (campus) WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Much is made of the parallels of spring...
Read moreLions picked eighth in Sooner Conference
Jan 28, 2014 - Baseball News
New-look team hosts four-game series this weekend Complete SAC Coaches Poll (posted below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The 2014 college baseball season begins this week for South...
Read moreBaseball Lions host Alumni Game on Saturday
Jan 18, 2014 - Baseball News
Tommy Benningfield to lead Alumni Stars WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University baseball team will host a team of Alumni players on Saturday afternoon. Th...
Read more46-game SAGU baseball schedule released
Dec 29, 2013 - Baseball News
Denton, Fletcher, Sheffield to lead new-look Lions New Coach Sam Blackmon and team to open camp on Jan. 13 WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University baseball t...
Read moreLions sign second baseman Hernandez
Sep 02, 2013 - Baseball News
Recruiting class includes Randall HS standout WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The new recruiting baseball class for Southwestern Assemblies of God University added Brandon Hernandez prior to t...
Read moreBaseball Lions catch "Killer Bee"
Aug 13, 2013 - Baseball News
Brendan Martinez pens Letter of Intent WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University inked a local player to this year's baseball recruiting class. Brendan Ma...
Read moreLions pick Brimberry off Beaumont vine
Aug 10, 2013 - Baseball News
All-District performer bolsters recruiting class Coach Blackmon's youth movement in full stride WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University baseb...
Read moreNew recruit gets out of Dodge
Aug 06, 2013 - Baseball News
SAGU signs third-baseman, Collin Gifford Lions lasso Dodge City, Kansas standout WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University baseball team is filling...
Read moreBayou State yields Second Baseman
Aug 04, 2013 - Baseball News
SAGU signs Arcadia's Bruce Johnson Former All-Stater transfers to play for Lions WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University has acquired Bruce Johnson as...
Read moreSAGU sinks talons in baseball recruit
Aug 04, 2013 - Baseball News
Outfielder from Cortez, Colorado commits to Lions New Coach Sam Blackmon inks outfielder Tallon Ralstin WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Head Coach Sam Blackmon has added a new baseball rec...
Read moreBaseball Lions secure Clay Gentle
Aug 03, 2013 - Baseball News
Outfielder hopes to be a 'rock' for SAGU WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University has announced the signing of Clay Gentle, a three-time All-...
Read moreBaseball Lions sign Brock Schneider
Jul 29, 2013 - Baseball News
Outfielder was standout for Arlington Martin HS WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Sam Blackmon has hit the ground running since being introduced as the new Head Coach of baseball at Southwestern Assem...
Read moreSAGU hands reigns to Baseball Lions
Jul 12, 2013 - Baseball News
Sam Blackmon signed as new Head Coach Jesse Godding, A.D., weighs in on baseball challenges WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Athletic Department at Southwestern Assemblies of...
Read moreLions land pitcher, Ortiz III
Jul 08, 2013 - Baseball News
Left-hander hails from Lorena, Texas Assistant Coach Rickman 'Votes for Pedro' WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The third member of this year's baseball recruiting class has a...
Read moreSAGU lands All-State pitcher
Jun 10, 2013 - Baseball News
Westlake's Tucker Burt commits to Lions Faith, joining the Sooner Athletic Conference draws recruit WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University b...
Read moreBaseball Recap: Young Lions emerging
May 10, 2013 - Baseball News
Freshman-laden squad building new core Denton, Thomas, Pisors, Threadgill among top players WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The 2013 baseball season for the Southwestern Assemblies of G...
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