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A potential silver lining: The November proxy said a group of South Florida businessmen submitted a non-binding letter of intent for U.S. Century Bank earlier that month, but the offer was withdrawn after C1 Bank objected. Potential buyers may still be willing to kick the tires of a bank that would provide a solid customer base in South Florida.
Meanwhile, a group of U.S. Century Bank shareholders has a pending lawsuit against the bank and its current and former officers and directors over allegations of improper insider transactions and mismanaging the bank. The plaintiffs were seeking to amend the complaint to add C1 Bank as a defendant and challenge the merger.
Gonzalo Dorta, the attorney representing the shareholders, said he felt the merger with C1 Bank was made at too low of a price to rush through a deal and insulate U.S. Century Bank's directors from regulatory scrutiny, a claim echoed in his complaint. However, he believes there is hope to find another buyer.
"Hopefully somebody who is well situated, a larger financial institution, will come in and make a realistic offer so the shareholder get a realistic price for their shares," Dorta said. "But we still need to deal with the abuses of the recent past. Given the situation, they won't pay full price for the bank."
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It will be your fault if civil war breaks out in Syria, Hillary Clinton tells Russia
Friday 01 June 2012
Hillary Clinton, the US Secretary of State, told Russia yesterday it will be responsible for unleashing a full-blown civil war in Syria unless it changes course and sides with Washington and other Western powers in pushing for President Bashar al-Assad to step down and facilitate a political transition.
The comments from Mrs Clinton, made in Copenhagen at the start of a Scandinavian tour, reflect a deepening conviction among top US policymakers that persuading President Vladimir Putin to cut Assad loose is about the only palatable option available in trying to tackle the Syrian crisis.
Finding some way forward is politically urgent for President Barack Obama, who, just five months from the US election, is being accused by Republicans of sitting on his hands. On a visit to Malaysia yesterday, Senator John McCain said it was "embarrassing that the United States of America refuses to show leadership and come to the aid of the Syrian people" and advocated arming the Syrian opposition.
Some diplomats hope that if progress with Russia cannot be made during visits by Mr Putin to Berlin and Paris today, it can be at a G20 summit later this month in Mexico. So far, however, Moscow, which has twice vetoed UN resolutions on Syria, seems intent on maintaining its opposition to outside intervention.
"We have to bring the Russians on board because the dangers we face are terrible," Mrs Clinton told a group of Danish students. In a clear message to Moscow, she said the Russians "are telling me they don't want to see a civil war. I have been telling them their policy is going to help contribute to a civil war."
The international stalemate came as a split in the command of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) was exposed when its supposed leader in Turkey dismissed a statement by a colonel on the ground who said the rebels would resume attacks if regime troops do not abide by a UN ceasefire by noon today.
FSA fighters inside Syria reacted furiously after Colonel Riad al-Asaad, who fled Syria for Turkey after his defection from the airforce in July last year and set up FSA with other senior defectors, contradicted Colonel Qassim Saadeddine's declaration of a deadline.
"The true leaders of the Free Syrian Army are inside Syria, not in five-star hotels in Turkey," an FSA spokesman told The Independent. "There are 10 regional military councils across Syria and the one they recognise as their leader is Colonel Qassim Saadeddine."
The friction between the two senior officers illustrates the growing tension in the FSA, with many of the more senior defectors taking up positions of command away from the battlefield in neighbouring Turkey. Col Saadeddine's video statement purported to speak for "the joint command of the Free Army inside Syria which includes all military councils with brigades and units in different governorates" and gave President Bashar al Assad's forces 48-hours to "end all forms of violence".
Yezid Sayigh, a senior associate at the Carnegie Middle East Centre in Beirut, said the FSA lacked "meaningful command structures" as many groups use the label but said he expects a "new generation" of opposition leaders to emerge on the ground between now and the autumn, both military and non-military.
The fragmented nature of the opposition to the Assad regime, has been one of the main reasons – alongside the lack of a UN mandate – that those calling for the Syrian president to be deposed have been reluctant to give military aid to the opposition.
"For those who are advocating arming the opposition they should consider the consequences of that approach and also to ask frankly, who are they arming?" noted Susan Rice, the US Ambassador to the UN Security Council. "It is not a united opposition, it is fragmented." At a meeting in Geneva today, the UN Human Rights Council is expected set up a formal probe into last week's Houla massacre.
Dennis Ross, the respected former special adviser to President Obama, suggested yesterday that the US should be planning to create a "safe haven" for civilians in northern Syria, a step that would necessarily mean deploying troops to defend it. "We need to start planning for it," he said.
The most persistent critic of Mr Obama so far has been his challenger, Mitt Romney. "The world looks to America to lead and we've been sitting in the back burner hoping things would become arranged in a way that was attractive to the world," he said. "What's happening in Syria is unacceptable."
Houla massacre carried out by 'armed gangs'
The Syrian government yesterday claimed that the massacre in Houla was perpetrated by "armed gangs" as part of a plan to bring about civil war and foreign intervention.
Brigadier General Qassem Jamal Suleiman, the head of a committee investigating the killings, said the victims were opposed to armed opposition groups in the area and included the relatives of a member of parliament. "The massacre... is part of the plan for a civil war with international intervention," he said.
The Foreign Ministry spokesman, Jihad Makdissi, insisted that security forces never entered the area. "The victims' bodies did not show any traces of bombing," he said. Mr Makdissi's statement is contradicted by videos from Houla before the massacre on Friday.
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The Syrian boy tried to stop himself from trembling, even as the gunmen, with long beards and shaved heads, killed his parents and all four of his siblings, one by one.
The youngest to die was Ali's brother, 6-year-old Nader. His small body bore two bullet holes, one in his head, another in his back.
"I put my brother's blood all over me and acted like I was dead," Ali told the AP news agency over Skype, his raspy voice steady and matter-of-fact, five days after the killing spree that left him both an orphan and an only child.
Ali is one of the few survivors of a weekend massacre in Houla, a collection of poor farming villages and olive groves in Syria's central Homs province. More than 100 people were killed, many of them women and children who were shot or stabbed in their houses. AP
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Fractal Design has come up with a fan controller that perfectly suits its cases. Take a peek at what the Adjust 108 offers.Packaging
The top of the packaging has a shiny black background with what looks like wisps of smoke wafting across it as they give you the Adjust 108 naming and that this fan controller offers six channels and has an aluminium face plate.
What was just the bottom in the last image is now being shown. Here Fractal chose to keep it simple and offer their web address so you can visit the site for more information on this product.
All three of the remaining sides of the packaging offer these same graphics. You get a large logo with the Fractal Design name on the left and on the right is the name of the fan controller.
On the bottom of the box is where Fractal displays text about the design of the Adjust 108, what it has to offer, and is then backed up with the specifications chart. It then finishes off with a list of contents inside of this box.
Opening the box shows the Adjust 108 is shipped in an anti-static bag that is sealed with a sticker. Both side of the controller are then supported with dense foam to keep it in place in transit. Under it all you will find the paperwork, and this packaging did well enough to get me the Adjust 108 in perfect condition.
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The Christmas Day rematch of last year's NBA Finals matchup between the Thunder and Heat may be in the rearview mirror, but Oklahoma City's latest loss, its fifth straight at the hands of Miami, lingers.
Thunder can't handle the Heat
For myriad reasons, the Thunder just can't handle the Heat.
But in each of the defeats, there has been a common denominator, a disturbing factor that has defined Oklahoma City's futility against the team that without question has become its most frustrating foe.
The Thunder has been obsessed on playing its big lineup.
In June, it was a decision that ended in disaster. On Christmas Day, it again contributed to the Thunder's disappointment down on South Beach.
No one with the Thunder will publicly concede that the manner in which the team matches up against a smaller Miami team might be misguided. The recurring result, though, speaks for itself.
Scott Brooks defended his team's defensive scheme when asked about it following Tuesday's 103-97 loss.
"We can play many ways," the coach said when asked if Miami's small-ball style makes things tough on his team. "The good teams in this league, you've got to be able to play small, you've got to be able to play big, you've got to be able to play fast, slow, halfcourt, aggressive, fullcourt. And we can do most of them. I'm not going to tell you which one we don't do well. But we can do most of them. And just like Miami, they can do them all. And in order to win in this league you've got to be able to play many ways."
By now it's become clear that Brooks is sticking to his guns, for better or worse. Based on the Thunder's most recent meetings with the Heat, however, that decision doesn't bode well for OKC in a potential Finals rematch.
Oklahoma City fell Tuesday in the same fashion that it did in the final four games of the Finals. The Thunder could neither consistently defend the Heat nor repeatedly generate high-percentage shots.
It was the defense that was most worrisome.
Although the Heat put its most potent offensive unit on the floor for large stretches, the Thunder on Tuesday continued to counter with a more traditional lineup that features both Serge Ibaka and Kendrick Perkins. Against most teams, Ibaka and Perkins can anchor the Thunder's defense. Against the Heat, one of the two big men is forced to defend a wing player in a guard-heavy Heat lineup. It leads to a mismatch that greatly favors Miami.
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Rep. McClintock gave the following floor speech in opposition to the Cap and Trade legislation on June 26, 2009.
I had a strange sense of Deja Vu as I watched the self-congratulatory rhetoric on the house floor tonight, and I feel compelled to offer this warning from the Left Coast.
Three years ago, I stood on the floor of the California Senate and watched a similar celebration over a similar bill, AB 32. And I have spend the last three years watching as that law has dangerously deepened California's recession. It uses a different mechanism than Cap and Trade, but the objective is the same: to force a dramatic reduction in carbon dioxide emissions.
Up until that bill took effect, California's unemployment numbers tracked very closely with the national unemployment rate. But then in January of 2007, California's unemployment rate began a steady upward divergence from the national jobless figures. Today, California's unemployment rate is more than two points above the national rate, and at its highest point since 1941.
What is it that happened in January of 2007? AB 32 took effect and began shutting down entire segments of California's economy. Let me give you one example from my district. The City of Truckee, California was about to sign a long-term power contract to get its electricity from a new, EPA-approved coal-fired electricity plant in Utah. AB 32 and companion legislation caused them to abandon that contract. The replacement power they acquired literally doubled their electricity costs.
So when economists warn that we can expect electricity prices to double under the cap and trade bill, I can tell you from bitter experience that in my district, that's not a future prediction, that is an historical fact.
Gov. Schwarzenegger assured us that AB 32 would mean an explosion of new, green jobs — exactly the same promises we're hearing from cap and trade supporters. In California, exactly the opposite has happened. We have lost so many jobs that the UCSB economic forecast is now using the D-word – Depression – to discuss California's job market.
M. Speaker, the Cap and Trade bill proposes what amounts to endlessly increasing taxes on any enterprises that produce carbon dioxide or other so-called greenhouse gas emissions. We need to understand what that means. It has profound implications for agriculture, construction, cargo and passenger transportation, energy production, baking and brewing – all of which produce enormous quantities this innocuous and ubiquitous compound. In fact, every human being produces 2.2 pounds of carbon dioxide every day – just by breathing.
So applying a tax to the economy designed to radically constrict carbon dioxide emissions means radically constricting the economy.
And this brings us to the fine point of it.
When you discuss the folly of the Hoover Administration – how it turned the recession of 1929 into the depression of the 1930's, the first thing that economists point to is the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act that imposed new taxes on over 20,000 imported products.
Waxman Markey is our generation's Smoot Hawley. In fact, it's worse because it imposes new taxes on an infinitely larger number of domestic products on a scale that utterly dwarfs Smoot-Hawley.
Let's ignore for the moment the fact that the planet's climate is constantly changing and that long term global warming has been going on since the last ice age. Let's ignore the fact that within recorded history we know of periods when the earth's climate has been much warmer than it is today and others when it has been much cooler. Let's ignore the thousands of climate scientists and meteorologists who have concluded that human-produced greenhouse gases are a negligible factor in global warming or climate change.
Ignore all of that and still we are left with one lousy sense of timing. In the most serious recession since the Great Depression – why would members of this house want to repeat the same mistakes that produced that Great Depression? Watching how California has just wrecked its economy and destroyed its finances, why would they want to do the same thing to our nation?
M. Speaker, this is deadly serious stuff. It transcends ideology and politics. This House has just made the biggest economic mistake since the days of Herbert Hoover.
If this measure becomes law, two things are certain.
First, our planet will continue to warm and cool as it has been doing for billions of years.
Second: Congress will have delivered a staggering blow to our nation's economy at precisely that moment when that economy was the most vulnerable.


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Nov. 21, 1997
Friars Ice UMass, 5-3
AMHERST, Mass. -- Providence College junior Jon Cameron tallied his first career hat trick to lead the Friars to a 5-3 victory against the UMass-Amherst Minutemen in HOCKEY EAST action on Friday, Nov. 21 at Amherst, Mass.
After a scoreless first period, PC defenseman Jason Ialongo tallied the first goal of the game on a power play when he beat UMass goaltender Brian Regan with a low wrist shot at 1:17 of the second period. Senior Nick Sinerate increased the Friars' lead to 2-0 when his shot deflected off the stick of a UMass defenseman into the net at the 7:23 mark of the second period. Twenty one seconds later, UMass freshman R.J. Gates went end to end on a breakaway and beat PC netminder Boyd Ballard through the five hole. Cameron scored PC's third goal of the second period when he poked in a rebound on a power play at 19:06.
Cameron netted his second goal of the game as he broke down the right side and one timed a feed from Mike Omicioli high into the top of the UMass net at 6:42 of the third. UMass defenseman Matt Smith cut the PC lead to 4-2 with a blast from the right point on a power play at the 12:50 mark of the third period. The Minutemen continued to chip away at the Friars' lead as Chris Fawcett added the team's second power-play goal of the third period at 16:54. Cameron completed the hat trick with an empty net goal at 19:11 of the third.
Ballard recorded 29 saves in his fifth win of the season for the Friars. Regan registered 35 stops for the Minutemen.
With the win PC raised its record to 6-2 overall and 2-2 in HOCKEY EAST, while UMass fell to 2-6 overall and 0-5 in league action.
Providence College will return to action on Saturday, Nov. 22 against UMass-Amherst at PC's Schneider Arena.
SUMMARY Friday, November 21, 1997 Mullins Center, Amherst, Mass. Providence College (6-2-0) 0 1 2 -- 3 11-22 2-8 UMass-Amherst (2-6-0) 0 3 2 -- 5 12-24 2-7 Per Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) 2 1:17 PC Jason Ialongo 2 (Josh MacNevin, Jon Coe) PP 2 7:23 PC Nick Sinerate 3 (unassisted) 2 7:54 UMA R.J. Gates 1 (Brad Norton) 2 19:06 PC Jon Cameron 3 (Mike Omicioli) PP 3 6:42 PC Jon Cameron 4 (Mike Omicioli, Fernando Pisani) 3 12:50 UMA Matt Smith 3 (Tim Lovell, Dean Campanale) PP 3 16:54 UMA Chris Fawcett 2 (Dan Juden, Mike Gaffney) PP 3 19:11 PC Jon Cameron 5 (Mike Omicioli) ENG Saves: Boyd Ballard (PC) 9 8 12 --29 (60:00) Brian Regan (UMA) 11 13 11 --35 (59:31) Attendance: 2,741 (Mullins Center)
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I have come accrossw a Sharp ZQ-2250/2450 64Kb personal organiser which will be useful now I have retired and spend more time working with a local voluntary group, I am trying to download the user manual, can't find the one that came with the unit, can only find them in Dutch or German, can somebody point me in the right direction please,
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Have you tried their after sales tel No.? 08705 274277 As you say I can't find one in English either.
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I have the older ZQ 1350 and there is a quick reference guide printed inside the cover. That covered almost all there was to know to operate the organiser and the only important information missing from it is the battery change info. When you need to change the batteries never take all three out at once as you will lose all stored data. There are two that provide the normal usage power and a single one that provides backup power. In mine there is a slide switch to divert backup to the operating batteries while you change the backup battery and slide back when finished. I still use mine for addresses, to-do lists and memos and it must be at least 15 years old and still going strong.
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OTTAWA -- NDP MP Pat Martin has had a change of heart about comments he made last week while cursing at a Conservative senator.
"I honestly don't feel good about it," Martin said Tuesday.
On Feb. 1, Martin called Conservative Sen. Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu an "asshole" after Boisvenu suggested murderers should be given ropes in their prison cells to hang themselves.
Initially, Martin refused to apologize, but after some time to think about it, he said, he changed his mind.
Martin called Boisvenu's office Monday to offer an apology. On Tuesday, he spoke with the senator and said he was sorry.
"He was very graceful," Martin said.
Martin said he still disagrees with Boisvenu about the idea of giving inmates tools with which to kill themselves, but there was no need for the actual words he used.
Boisvenu's comment outraged suicide-prevention advocates and opposition MPs.
A Quebec man filed a complaint with police accusing Boisvenu of inciting suicide, which is a Criminal Code offence.
Later the same day, Boisvenu said he apologized if his comment offended anyone whose family member had committed suicide, though he also said he'd received a lot of supportive emails about it.
Boisvenu is an outspoken victims' rights advocate. His daughter was raped and murdered by a repeat offender in Quebec in 2002. He was appointed to the Senate in 2009.
Martin said he did not know about Boisvenu's tragic family circumstances before the incident.
Martin said Tuesday more than two-thirds of the emails he received about the incident supported his comments and he said he isn't so much worried about his reputation as he is feeling badly about what he said.
"I regret the words very much," he said. "If my child had been murdered, given my temper, I'd be the angriest man out there."
He said he stands by his concern that if Boisvenu can't set aside his grief while he debates public policy, he perhaps should not be in the Senate.
This was the second time in three months Martin's foul mouth landed him in hot water.
Last fall, he unleashed a profanity-laced outburst on Twitter after the government shut down debate on a budget bill.
Treasury Board President Tony Clement also recently swore on Twitter, calling a 15-year-old boy a "jackass" after the teen taunted Clement for misspelling the word tonight as "tonite" in a tweet. Clement apologized to the boy.
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