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Scott Boyd challenges Keith Watson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Willo Flood delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left wing, clearance made by Stuart Kettlewell.
- 89:34
Corner taken right-footed by Willo Flood from the left by-line, Gavin Gunning has a headed effort from close range and clears the crossbar.
- 88:07
Corner taken right-footed by Willo Flood, Marc Fitzpatrick manages to make a clearance.
- 86:20
Keith Watson takes a shot. Save made by Michael Fraser.
- 85:03
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Willo Flood, clearance made by Scott Boyd. Outswinging corner taken by Willo Flood, Gavin Gunning takes a shot. Save made by Michael Fraser.
- 82:12
Ryan Gauld is brought on as a substitute for Ryan Dow.
- 81:22
Free kick awarded for a foul by Michael Gardyne on Grant Munro. Michael Fraser takes the free kick.
- 79:51
Martin Scott comes on in place of Gary Glen.
- 78:23
Corner taken by Iain Vigurs from the right by-line, Sean Dillon manages to make a clearance.
- 75:28
Gary Glen crosses the ball, save made by Radoslaw Cierzniak.
- 73:41
Free kick awarded for a foul by John Rankin on Scott Boyd. Michael Fraser takes the free kick. (Ross County) makes a substitution, with Mihael Kovacevic coming on for Ross Tokely.
- 71:17
A cross is delivered by Michael Gardyne, clearance by Scott Boyd.
- 69:36
The referee blows for offside. Scott Boyd restarts play with the free kick.
- 67:40
Effort on goal by Ryan Dow from just inside the area clears the crossbar.
- 65:57
Unfair challenge on Johnny Russell by Sam Morrow results in a free kick. Gavin Gunning takes the direct free kick.
- 61:43
Shot from long distance by Rocco Quinn goes wide of the left-hand upright.
- 60:43
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Stuart Armstrong by Colin McMenamin. Keith Watson restarts play with the free kick. Colin McMenamin leaves the field to be replaced by Sam Morrow.
- 58:52
Ryan Dow crosses the ball,
- 56:54
Effort on goal by Stuart Armstrong from 35 yards missed to the left of the target.
- 54:39
John Rankin takes a shot. Michael Fraser makes a save.
- 53:22
Richard Brittain goes into the book for dissent.
- 52:37
Brian McLean takes a shot. Save by Michael Fraser.
- 50:39
Corner taken left-footed by Iain Vigurs from the right by-line, A cross is delivered by Rocco Quinn. Grant Munro is adjudged to have handled the ball. Indirect free kick taken by Radoslaw Cierzniak.
- 49:41
The ball is swung over by Iain Vigurs.
- 45:19
Free kick awarded for a foul by Richard Brittain on Stuart Armstrong. Direct free kick taken by Gavin Gunning.
- 44:23
Unfair challenge on Keith Watson by Iain Vigurs results in a free kick. Keith Watson takes the free kick.
- 37:28
The official flags Gary Glen offside. Radoslaw Cierzniak takes the free kick.
- 37:02
Michael Gardyne takes a shot. Save by Michael Fraser.
- 33:47
Rocco Quinn concedes a free kick for a foul on Ryan Dow. Rocco Quinn receives a yellow card. Direct free kick taken by Gavin Gunning.
- 31:57
Stuart Kettlewell concedes a free kick for a foul on Stuart Armstrong. The ball is sent over by Willo Flood, Gavin Gunning takes a shot. Michael Fraser makes a comfortable save.
- 30:51
Michael Gardyne fouled by Rocco Quinn, the ref awards a free kick. Brian McLean takes the free kick.
- 29:33
Centre by Ryan Dow.
- 27:27
Sean Dillon gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Colin McMenamin. Richard Brittain crosses the ball, Ross Tokely takes a shot.
- 25:24
The ball is swung over by Keith Watson, Effort on goal by Johnny Russell from inside the penalty box misses to the right of the target.
- 22:21
Johnny Russell takes a shot. Blocked by Michael Fraser. Johnny Russell has an effort at goal from close range which goes wide right of the target.
- 19:29
John Rankin fouled by Stuart Kettlewell, the ref awards a free kick. Willo Flood crosses the ball in from the free kick, blocked by Ross Tokely.
- 18:30
Keith Watson delivers the ball.
- 16:06
Shot by Johnny Russell from a long way out goes over the net.
- 14:50
Gary Glen is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Free kick taken by Radoslaw Cierzniak.
- 12:55
Rocco Quinn challenges Ryan Dow unfairly and gives away a free kick. Brian McLean restarts play with the free kick.
- 10:02
Unfair challenge on Michael Gardyne by Scott Boyd results in a free kick. Free kick crossed by Willo Flood, clearance made by Ross Tokely.
- 9:34
Colin McMenamin produces a right-footed shot from deep inside the six-yard box which goes wide of the right-hand post.
- 8:02
Stuart Armstrong concedes a free kick for a foul on Stuart Kettlewell. Michael Fraser restarts play with the free kick.
- 6:47
Centre by Brian McLean, clearance made by Grant Munro.
- 3:41
Corner taken left-footed by Iain Vigurs to the near post, Ryan Dow manages to make a clearance.
- 2:23
John Rankin fouled by Richard Brittain, the ref awards a free kick. Willo Flood restarts play with the free kick.
- 0:48
Corner taken right-footed by Richard Brittain, Scott Boyd has a headed effort from close in and clears the bar.
Match Preview
Houston wary of County threat Dundee United boss Peter Houston has promised his side will give Ross County every respect in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League match at Tannadice. Houston is well aware of the threat posed by Derek Adams' side, who are unbeaten in 39 league games going into their meeting on Tayside. Like United, the Irn-Bru First Division champions will go top of the table if they win. County have already caused a few surprises in their first ever SPL season, including coming within seconds of beating Celtic, and the United manager would never dismiss them. Houston said: "I have a lot of respect for what they are doing up there. "They have a great set-up and a good manager and set of players. "So the one thing we won't be doing is treating them lightly because they have just come up from the First Division. "County are on great run of form at the moment. "We have watched them on a number of occasions and the word coming back is that they're always very hard to beat. "They get behind the ball well with the 4-5-1 system they have but they can hit you quickly on the counter-attack which we have to watch for on the night. "So that makes it more difficult that we are the home team and have to try and take the game to them." United are without winger Gary Mackay-Steven, who is recovering from a recent knee operation. Meanwhile, Mark Fotheringham is desperate to get started with his Ross County career after a summer spent trying to secure a Bundesliga place. The former Norwich and Dundee midfielder had spells on trial at Hoffenheim and Wolfsburg but returned to Scotland and has signed with the Dingwall club until the end of the season. Fotheringham will not feature in the clash with another of his former clubs Dundee United but he is eager to get started the following weekend when County host St Johnstone. Fotheringham, who had a previous spell in Germany with Freiburg, said: "I'm bursting to play because it's been frustrating watching games with the league starting here and in Europe. "I spent time with Hoffenheim through Markus Babbel, the coach. He wanted to keep me but the chairman has a philosophy where he looks to bring in young players. It's quite scary at 28 when you're getting told you're an old player. "I was there for eight weeks and the coach fought to get me in the squad but Dietmar Hopp has the final say and he's done a fantastic job with the club and I respect his decision. "But he recommended me to Felix Magath at Wolfsburg. It was a great experience going to both teams and they made me feel really welcome and the standard of football was awesome. "Wolfsburg had a team full of international players but I'm the type of guy who wants to play football. I'm not about to sit on my backside in September and wait for a so-called big move. "I want to earn the right to be part of Ross County and earn the right to be in the team." Manager Derek Adams hopes to have Mark Corcoran back from a groin strain.
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Ross County
- Radoslaw Cierzniak
- Sean Dillon
- Brian McLean
- Gavin Gunning
- Keith Watson
- Willo Flood
- Stuart Armstrong
- John Rankin
- Michael Gardyne
- Johnny Russell
- Ryan Dow
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Top Scorers
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- J Russell 3
- J Daly 2
- M Gardyne 1
- G Gunning 1
Ross County
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- Total goals 10
- Goals per game 7
- 1 (For) Period 0-10 mins
- 1 (For) Period 11-20 mins
- 2 (For) Period 31-40 mins
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) Period 71-80 mins
- 1 (For) Period 81-90 mins
Ross County
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- Goals per game 2
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43 signatures down, only 99,957 more to go — Archinect senior contributor John Jourden brought to our attention a new online petition at whitehouse.gov, which urges the administration to award the design of new Federal building projects utilizing open architectural competitions.The... View full entry »
Harry S Truman inherited a White House that was in horrendous shape. After the British nearly burnt it to the ground in 1814, the construction of 20th-century innovations—indoor plumbing, electricity, and heating ducts—had also taken its toll on the structure. The building was nearly 150 years old, and it showed its age. In November 1948, the building was in a near-condemnable state... So it had to be gutted. Completely. — nationaljournal.com
The winning design, by the New York architecture firm Rogers Marvel, aided by the landscape architects Quennell Rothschild & Partners, is a nimble combination of boldness and restraint. It was clearly the strongest and among the least traditional in the competition, which also featured teams led by landscape architects Van Valkenburgh and Walter Hood. — latimes.com
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Their mother, Ella Bernice Armstrong Ellis, tried to keep the boys out of trouble. "[We were] trying to get him away from where we live at," she once said, "away from the guys and things, to try to keep him on the straight line." She sent them to the Boys' Club in Coconut Grove, where a bald, paunchy basketball coach named Jerry Rein took notice of the Ellises. Rein had a wife and child of his own but made it his mission to take care of troubled kids. When he transferred to a park in South Miami, he became a regular installment in the Ellis boys' lives.
Jeffrey, Corey, Sammie, and Adrian sometimes slept at Rein's house on weekends; Rein took the family out for pizza after games. He bonded most with Adrian.
"My brother lived like a very poor man," recalls Rein's sister Ellen. "But he gave to those kids." She remembers Ellis as a bright boy with a constant smile, unfailingly polite and kind. "We adored Adrian, and Adrian adored my brother," she says. He joined the Reins for assorted Jewish holidays. Rein sometimes called Ellis's school to make sure the boy was in class. If he wasn't, Rein gave him an earful.
In 1985, Ellis played point guard on Rein's basketball dream team, the Gray Ghosts. Ellis was a team-leading scorer; the Ghosts won 18 straight games that year and played in a national conference in Orlando.
Ellis also excelled on the Gray Ghost baseball team. But he was obsessed with football. He rarely — if ever — missed a practice for South Miami's Pop Warner league. And he was good. Too good for South Miami, Rein believed.
Rein took Adrian into his home. The boy left the Gray Ghosts and began playing for Dave Westberry's Tamiami Colts. A federal corrections officer, Westberry was known as the best coach in the Pop Warner league. "He was a stud," Westberry recalls of Ellis. "He used to do a little rap song before each game. He got along with everybody — always had a smile on his face." The Colts won every game that year. Westberry remembers the kid as a team leader.
For ninth grade, Rein took Ellis to Christopher Columbus High School, a private Catholic boys' academy on SW 87th Avenue. The tuition was cheap by private standards (only $6800 per year today), and best of all, Columbus competed, seriously, with all the big public schools. The school offered no scholarships, but Rein persuaded a wealthy benefactor to fund Ellis's high school education.
The school's lofty baby-blue arches and white monk statues must have struck Ellis as odd. Odder still must have been the school's population of mostly goofy white boys clunking around the grounds in brown leather shoes, shirts, and ties. Soon Ellis, too, was clunking onto campus, leaving his dusty footprints on the school crest — the Santa Maria sailing through rough waters above the word adelante (forward!).
Ellis soared. He played in the school concert band and on the baseball team. He studied hard and pulled a 3.15 GPA.
And he proved his football genius as a versatile defensive back. Dave Reilly, head of the athletics department, remembers Ellis as someone who could play both sides of the ball. "He was a great player," recalls former Columbus coach Dennis Lavelle. "He was smart — really smart. And tougher than an old boot.... You couldn't find a single person at that school that would say anything bad about him."
The Herald put Ellis on its all-decade fantasy team, named him fourth-best prospect in the county, and ranked him 15th-best player in the state.
South Florida sports blogger Jay Rao recalls Ellis as a kid dynamo who dominated the field during the Eighties. "It seems just like yesterday he was playing quarterback, receiver, defensive back, and sometimes lining up at running back," Rao wrote recently. "He literally seemed like a one-man team."
Though offers poured in from nearly every program in the South, Ellis chose to stay close to home. "I can remember being excited as a Canes fan when I learned Ellis announced he would attend the University of Miami," Rao blogged shortly after Ellis's death. "He seemed destined for stardom. More than 17 years later, I have never heard from him again — until now."
Adrian Ellis's funeral was held Friday, September 14, at St. John's African Methodist Church, in the heart of the area he had hoped to turn into a towering commercial mecca for the black community.
Police closed off the street as the somber crowd of hundreds trickled out and onto the sidewalk. At the center of the grieving mass, Ellis lay entombed in a bright white coffin covered in crimson roses. Above his body, a black Christ shimmered through stained glass.
His family took up the first two pews while a throng of friends and well-wishers stretched into a multipurpose area at the rear of the church. The whole room seemed to shake when the lone, shrieking voice of a little girl cried out, "I want my daddy." Even the double row of uniformed preadolescent football players shivered with understanding. The City of South Miami and Miami-Dade County both presented resolutions commending Ellis as a great community activist.


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by FN Dish Editor in View All Posts, February 6th, 2009What observant FN Dishers we have out there! Most of you played a brilliant Sherlock Holmes, using my previous clues to conclude that Anne Burrell is taping this week!
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Hooray! I guessed correctly! Rachael this was a lot of fun and I am so happy to hear Anne Burrell is filming another season. She has a the perfect blend of teaching, story-telling, secrets, and humor! I can't wait for the next season to air and for her to debunk several restaurant myths that I have conjured up in my mind.
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She is terrific, contagious personality, but she should leave the word, "crap", out of her vocabulary when on air.
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Phillies Radio Broadcaster Go Nuts Over Scott Hairston Crushing The Phillies
I've waited for the right to chime in on the Phillies disaster season. And waited and waited and waited. I think its finally come. This is the perfect time to point and laugh at the trainwreck that is Philadelphia. I mean if this doesn't sum up the Mets and Phillies' seasons, I just don't know what does. Just a couple hours down the turnpike in New York Scott Hairston and the scrappy home grown nobody Mets have shocked the league as they cruise into the All Star Break battling for first in the NL East, neck and neck with all the other contenders for the Wild Card Spots. Meanwhile in Philadelphia, an aging, heartless, dickless, hopeless, stupid, and lazy Phillies team (your words, not mine) heads into the break losers of 9 of their last 10 at 37-50.
What a difference a year can make, huh? From 100 wins to half way to hundred losses in half a season. Just a couple seasons removed from all that talk about "the best pitching staff of all time" and Phillie fans thinking they would have a dynasty on their hands. I guess what Phillies fans forgot to realize is that good pitching and bad pitching can be as fickle as a light wind blowing an RA Dickey knuckleball. An injury here and there or some bad luck every 5th day can turn "4 #1s" into a last place rotation. Couple that with an all time epically awful offense and all of a sudden you're looking at a $175 million blockbuster flop. From World Series contenders to midseason sellers.
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Refusing to go away quietly, the Lipan Indians kept their playoff hopes alive Tuesday with a 72-41 win at Gordon.
The win improved the Indians (12-16 overall) to 4-4 in District 17-A, a game behind Lingleville. They were playing at Lingleville last night, and a win would give the teams a split of their district games.
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WASHINGTON — Around one percent of households have 39 percent of the globe's wealth according to a study published Tuesday, pointing to increased inequalities in the wake of the global downturn.
The number of millionaire households across the globe increased 12 percent in 2010, according to The Boston Consulting Group report, increasing millionaires' share of wealth from 37 percent in 2009.
Despite being at the epicenter of the global financial meltdown, the United States had by far the most millionaires last year, with 5,220 millionaire households, and increase of 1.3 percent from the previous year.
Japan was second with 1,530 and China third with 1,110.
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This trunk is made of sheet steel or tin or some other lightweight, but tough metal and is in excellent condition. All of the joints are secured by rivets and the sticker on and side indicates that it was used for overseas air cargo. The top, sides, and bottom are reinforced to protect against deformation and to ensure stackability and storability. A set of grooved ridges on the bottom keeps the flat bottom off of the ground and prevent corrosion due to moisture. This piece is undoubtedly designed to take a beating, but it appears barely unscathed in spite of its overseas journeys.
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Ski Fusion is owned by Nev and Lucy and they also own a local bar (Bar Fusion) and a restaurant (Eat Fusion). Their saying is "it's your holiday, you decide" and we really did feel that to be the case. We chose the chef and chalet maid's day off, we chose our meals from a choice of three for each course, we chose what time we ate at and whether the children ate with us or ate earlier etc.
The Chef, Craig, was excellent. The food was not good, it wasn't even great, it was exceptional. Craig shops every two days in Bourg St Maurice so we have lots of local fresh produce.
Sally the chalet maid was great fun and oh, how I could get used to be handed a cup of freshly brewed coffee every morning, the minute I sat down at the breakfast table!!
The chalet was a fab location - if the snow had been better we would have been able to ski back to our boot room door! and the walk to the lift in the morning was literally about 3 minutes.
We had two rooms, each with en suite on the ground floor. The lounge, kitchen and dining area plus the staff rooms were on the middle floor and there were two more bedrooms upstairs. All the rooms have en suites.
The boot room is large with an electric boot warmer and radiator with hooks above for hanging you damp ski gear. There is also a laundry room and a hot tub!
La Rosiere is a good all round resort. Learner drag/button lifts, a children's area, easy green/blues and reds. Yet up to the fort and over the other side and you are in Italy. Perfect.
We travelled by ski train into Bourg St Maurice and then had a 20-25 minute journey up the moutain in Ski Fusion's minibus with Richard the driver.
Sally came with us the first morning to show us where to take the children for their ski school (5 mins walk from the chalet) and then skied with us for an hour or so to show us the main lifts and runs.
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His Name is Ismail
Have you ever felt like a traitor or a cheater because you've been swayed away from your regular hair stylist? Uh huh. Me too. That's only natural. I mean, there are professional guide books on how to deal with the guilt from your betrayal as well as what to say when caught by the former pro who so lovingly handled your tresses once upon a time (or a month ago). So you are not alone. It's life. It happens. In a city like D.C. and its metro area, the hair industry is competitive surely because let's be frank. This is not New York nor California. D.C. isn't known for it's fancy progressive do's, but we do have a lot of people with needs. As many young incomers to the Hill hail from southern schools or north eastern universities, you have some more conservative styles. And with the media and political set ruling the society photos, conventional looks abound.
The humidity (and frequent monsoons) is the only thing that makes for a technical hair challenge, the exception being any individual issues. Not that we are to say that we don't have talented professionals here, but we are not known as the "hair capital" (even John Edwards wouldn't trust his fancy coiff to the locals).
That trend is changing however, as the nation's capital continues to grow with hipper fashions, restaurants, retailers, hotels, artists, screenings, music and events. I mean, look how long it took for the restaurant scene to finally get its deserved recognition and even be called "exciting" by critics. I digress, but still within my point. Progressive stylists have been settling here more and more and gaining a loyal clientele because they can create fun, sexy looks without being considered outrageous by Washington standards.
I've been to so many hair salons in this area, including in Northern Virgina and I've been beyond belief ecstatic, never horrified, but definitely "meh" at some times. I loved Celeste at Maude in Herndon (yes, I lived in Reston for 7 years, so hush) and referred tons of business to her; Jordan was fab at Salon one80, who was also a Punch Partner last year and I've had affairs here and there and everywhere. Sometimes you just have to try someone out until they fit you. Even with my low-maintenance req's (all though who couldn't use a Keratin treatment or Argan oil or any of those fixer uppers?) I still want to look good. So while I was in the midst of scoping out the town, a friend of mine had been bugging me (actually she was one of several) to try out the Ismail (Tekin) at George at the Four Seasons. "He does a lot of young ladies and women you know, believe me. But it's hard to get an appointment with him because he's in such demand. I can help get you in though," my friend who has picture perfect, yet without looking like she's trying California blonde hair. I trusted her as she's from L.A. and you know what the market is like out there. Geez. And it's expensive out there. With a tap tap tap on her iPhone, she texted him (he's on speed dial) and kaboom we had made it through to a Thursday afternoon appointment. An off hour of course.
While I wish I had made a before photo (next time, Ismail, next time) I was beyond loving the new look. And his technique is one like I'd never experienced. First he was more than open when I blabbed about what I thought I wanted, but wasn't sure, but needed his consultation and professional advice. He came back with a few suggestions, all of which seemed doable to me. He explained every single strategic snip, which I found to be helpful. He also had me stand to do the initial length cut. He gave me guidance on how to best style, he didn't just do it and wait for me to figure it out on my own. He was basically hand holding me the entire time, like we were partners in this hair cutting adventure. He wanted me to be happy not just when I walked out, but every day and night after. He didn't want me to think, "How the hell did he get my hair to do that?" We talked color which will be my next step with him.
When I left I had a bounce in my step but the biggest compliment was when I had a meeting with a client the next day who asked me where I got my hair done. "Ismail at George at the Four Seasons," I replied by flinging my hair around. "Really? I need a new person and place!" "Well, " I said, "he's really hard to get into … but I know someone who can help you…" Next week, she was a satisfied new client of Ismail's. She even sent me the photo later to prove it.
If you want to be one of Ismail's pleased clientele, you can call him at 202-342-1942. And please, tell them the Punch sent you.
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On September 6 in Managua Gary Stempel didnt look the least bit happy. Though there were a few scraps of silver lining in the cloud, the Panamanian under-23 team that he coaches looked downright awful for most of the game with their Nicaraguan counterparts, were lucky to come away with a tie, and now must beat the Nicas at Rommel Fernandez Stadium on September 10 to keep their dream of making it to next years Athens Olympiad alive. Right at the start, Panama was in control, with José Justavino repeatedly outrunning the Nicaraguan defenders down the right hand side, posing threats that the home team slowed only with difficulty, sometimes committing fouls in the process. True, Nicaraguas midfielders were superior than Panamas at the outset, but in the first 10 minutes it appeared that Panama would dominate the game. Then, quick as a flash at about 10:45 of the first half, Nicaraguas center Mario Morales let fly with a long shot from the goalies right, and it looked easy enough to handle, except that David Martínez was allowed to get his foot on the ball and deflect it into the corner of the net. Make that 1-0 Nicaragua, on the strength of the nights first glaring Panamanian defensive error. For the next half-hour or so Nicaragua dominated play --- true, picking up a couple of yellow cards in the process --- and it just didnt look like a Gary Stempel team, the sort of a squad that gives up a goal that it shouldnt and then calms down and comes back. But then, at 41:50, Panamas José Garcés streaked down the field on a breakaway --- a Nicaraguan defensive mistake, if we want to be honest about it --- and put the ball in the net to tie the game. At 44:10 the Nicaraguans were set to tie the score with a strange header deflection, but Panamanian goalie Francisco Portillo came up with the brilliant save to keep the score tied at halftime. In the second half, Panama showed a brief flash of offensive ball control --- EVER so brief --- and then at 1:50 there was a long Nicaraguan clearing pass, a spastic move by Panamanian defender and captain Felipe Baloy and it should have been 2-1 Nicaragua but wasnt owing to another good play by Portillo. For the next half hour or so Panama and Nicaragua traded some good chances that failed to put the ball in the net. Quite frankly, both teams looked disorganized but Panama looked worse. Then at 34:48, Nicaraguas Milton Bustos sent a long centering pass in front of the goal, which the defense misplayed, allowing Rúdel Calero to head it into the net. Now it was 2-1 Nicaragua, playing at home against a Panamanian team that was having a bad night and most of the time gone. Ah, but this is a Gary Stempel team, albeit on a night that contorted the coachs facial expressions from scowls to looks of exasperation and back. Stempels boys never give up, and at 43:39 with a crowd milling about the ball in front of the Nicaraguan goal, Luis Tejada got his foot in the right place, which sent the sphere past Nica goalie Denis Espinosa, giving Panama the 2-2 tie. The last time Nicaragua and Panamas under-23 teams played, in the 2002 Copa de Naciones, Nicaragua won by a 1-0 score. Now comes a return match that will determine who will stay alive in the quest to go to the Olympics, and a tie in Panama eliminates Stempels team. Its now a must-win situation before a home crowd on September 10, and if Panama can show that what happened in Managua was just one of those freakish off nights and play with the discipline that the coach expects and the skill that the fans know they have, a win will send the isthmian squad to the next round against the winner of the series between St. Lucia and Antigua-Barbuda.
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For years, I imagined Jill Whalen, of High Rankings, crouched over her computer in her sweat pants or pajamas pouring over web page source code to be optimized for search engines. She always struck me as passionate about her craft and certainly, devoted to her newsletter readers every week as she'd patiently answer their questions.
The first time I met her was in a hotel lobby in Boston two years ago, when I came as a guest to experience one of her High Ranking Search Engine Marketing Seminars. She was easily the most relaxed person in the group. I expected I would like her when I'd heard she likes to be in bare feet. I can relate to that. When I saw her the next day, in a suit looking business-like and professional, it was a small shock. This famous SEO is a powerhouse speaker who not only pulls off a two-day seminar every few months, but eats lunch with attendees and makes sure they're getting their every question answered by either herself, or her team of presenters.
The desire to be with fellow search marketers is what drove her, and her business partner, Pauline Kerbici, to launch SEMNE or the Search Engine Marketing Organization for Individuals and Companies in New England.
I did a taped interview with Jill and Pauline while covering the Chicago Search Engine Strategies conference in December, 2006. We managed to find a quiet place because the press room is usually noisy and hectic. On this day, I sat down and simply invited them to relax and talk. I wanted to learn more about their plans for SEMNE.
What gave them the idea?
It was an idea that started slowly, as if on a whim at first, but based on a desire to, as Pauline said, "network locally."
"This is something both of us wanted to do,†Jill remembers.
They didn't have any local connections in Massachusetts. I asked if the intent is to find others in "local search marketing†or "local business in generalâ€. Jill gave this example.
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Title: 유리가면 / Glass Mask
Chinese Title: 玻璃假面
Genre: Melodrama
Episodes: 122
Broadcast network: tvN
Broadcast period: 2012-Sep-03 to 2013-April-04
Air time: Monday to Thursday 09:45
This drama tell the story of a woman who her father is a murderer (fake accusation). She have to survive in difficult life and also plan her revenge.
Main Cast
Seo Woo as Kang Yi Kyung / Seo Jung Ha
– Jung Da Bin as Yi Kyung (teen)
– Lee Do Yun as Jung Ha (child)
Lee Ji Hoon as Kim Sun Jae
Kim Yoon Seo as Kang Seo Yun
– Ahn Eun Jung as Seo Yun (Child)
Park Jin Woo as Kim Ha Joon
Supporting Cast
Yang Geum Suk as Jung Hye Ran
Jung Ae Ri as Shim Hae Soon
Kang Shin Il as Kang In Chul
Ki Joo Bong as Shin Ki Tae
Park Gun Rak (박건락) as Seo Jung Pal
Yoon Park as Kang Gun
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Han In Soo as Seo Yong Bok / President Director Seo
Ga Won as Kim Ha Ra / Seo Jung Ha
Jang Joon Yoo as Yoo Nan
Kim Kwang Young as Cha Hyun Tae / Secretary Cha
Kim Mi Rye (김미려) as Ahn Mi Young
Kim Hee Jung as Kim Young Hee
Lee Shin Ae (이신애) as Han Na
Jo Jae Ryong (조재룡) as Goo Bong Seo
Jung Min Sung as Do Ji Wook
Yoon Seo Hyun as So Dae Yong
Maeng Bong Hak (맹봉학) as Yoo Min Ki
4th Floor (포스 플로어) as Bad Boys (cameo)
Kim Jung Hak as Kim Joon Ho
Jun Jin Gi as Kim Do Shik
Min Joon Hyun as Seoul Regional Tax Office's investigator
Lee Jong Goo as Oh Il Hwan
Choo Ye Jin
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Research options, audio books and eBooks are just a click away for Hays High School students through the Hays High library website.
"We use a lot of things from the Kansas State Library because they are wonderful," said Elizabeth Harris, Hays High librarian. "They have a consortium of things that there's no way we could afford."
Every library, whether public or school, has access to the state library, she said.
"They provide us with encyclopedia and a careers and vocational database, SAT, ACT and PSAT practice tests. That's a nice package."
The state library is accessible through a link on the library site.
It includes fiction as well as research material. Students must have a state library card to check out material, but they can get a card at the Hays High library.
This year, the state library also includes a language database with a tutorial.
"There's Latin, German and Spanish. That happens to be what we teach, so that's kind of cool. We're exploring with that," Harris said, noting the district buys some reference material, as well.
"It just goes as far as what our budget can take us," she said. "Our new eBooks are the Gale Virtual Reference Library. We just started the collection, so we don't have very many on our shelf."
Harris has started by building the school's nonfiction reference books.
"I guess I just feel like my budget doesn't stretch quite that far, so I'd rather spend my eBook money on reference books. I see other high schools are venturing into the fiction, so I'm sure we'll be doing that soon."
The Gale library has a searchable table of contents that allows students to see the introduction and what a book is about.
It's new, and the subject area is limited, but Harris plans to expand it as funds allow.
When teachers request it, Harris visits classrooms giving students an overview of the material available before they use it.
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"It's a nice resource to have," Willhoft said.
"I think it's a lot easier than going and finding a book on the shelf. It's accessible all the time," Bird said.
And it's often easier to find specific information through digital searches than going to the shelves, Schumacher said.
"More and more, that's what our research ends up being, research online," Harris said.
The library website also has a link to Sunflower eLibrary, Hays Public Library's eBook program. Students must have a HPL card to check out those materials.
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Craig Layne and Radio Pennsylvania | 05.28.13
The Community-Based Health Care Program help develop and expand health centers in under-served areas.
(Harrisburg) -- A new state law will help Pennsylvania expand access to health care by investing in clinics in high-demand areas.
The Community-Based Health Care Program will provide grants to help develop and expand health centers in under-served areas of the commonwealth.
The facilities are designed to deliver primary and preventative care regardless of a patient's insurance status or ability to pay.
State Senator Ted Erickson (R-26) says community health clinics are becoming increasingly important in the state's health care system -- especially with the federal Affordable Care Act being fully implemented. Erickson says:
"There is going to be great demand for medical care, and our system doesn't have the capacity to provide that care at this time. So, it's important that we develop some new clinics and also expand some of the existing clinics."
Governor Corbett has carved out $4 million dollars in next year's budget in anticipation of the bill, which Erickson says has been five years in the making.
He also wants to pursue federal dollars to enhance the program.
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Iowa's agricultural economy has been cushioned in recent years by the upstart of dozens of biofuel factories around the state.
This Iowa Journal looks at the politics of ethanol. Guests are Roya Stanley, Director of the Iowa Office of Energy Independence and Monte Shaw, Iowa Renewable Fuels Association.
Paul Yeager: So, here is a look at some of the questions we'll talk about in tonight's discussion.
· Are we on the threshold of consolidation among Iowa's ethanol makers?
· What are the near and long-term prospects for the industry?
· And what can Iowa do to enhance its chances for sustainability?
Here to help us answer those questions are Monte Shaw, he is Executive Director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association and Roya Stanley, she is Director of the Iowa Office of Energy Independence. To the two of you, welcome to The Iowa Journal. So, Monte, welcome back, we had this exact same subject last year at this time. So, what has changed in a year? What is the status of ethanol right now?
Monte Shaw: What's changed in the year is amazing with whiplash in the commodity markets that we have had to endure, you know, we had a real speculative bubble this summer after the floods and that put a tremendous amount of pressure on ethanol and biodiesel producers, on farmers, basically on all segments of our industry. And trying to work through that it's a very tough time in the industry right now, it's a very tough time.
Paul Yeager: There are a number of factors you could say any one of which is the biggest concern right now whether it's volatile grain, narrow production margins, the glut of the U.S. supply. Pick one of those. Which one is the biggest?
Monte Shaw: Well, the thing that you can fix real easy is demand. We need the federal government to expand the amount of ethanol we can use in regular cars. We know the auto industry has data from when they approved E-10 that showed that it could be higher than E-10. We'd like to see it at E-15 or E-20 but even if there is some interim step that we can do immediately, President Bush could do that before he leaves office or maybe on the first day President-elect Obama would like to do that, that would be nice.
And here in the state we're going to be talking to our elected officials about things we can do to increase use here in Iowa. Some of the numbers don't always seem that important but if you can increase the ethanol you can sell within say trucking the ethanol from your plant as opposed to putting it on a train and sending it across the country even by 20% or 30% that has a huge impact on your bottom line.
Paul Yeager: So, that's a big increase. So, Roya, what do you think of what Monte has to say? How can the state get involved -- if they are going to be lobbying the lawmakers here in the state how does the state get involved?
Roya Stanley: Well, I think the state gets involved in a number of ways and certainly along the lines of some of the kinds of things that Monte has talked about. One thing is that our Governor serves on the Governor's Ethanol Coalition which has actually recently been changed to the Governor's Biofuels Coalition. And the purpose of that is to have the governors who have a shared interest in supporting biofuels understand the issues and then be able to support nationally the concerns that may actually impede the biofuels industry, one of them being what Monte has mentioned with regard to being able to use higher blends in our current vehicles.
Something else that the state can do and we are embarking on is to work with the industry to offer more high blend ethanol refueling. Frequently it is known as E-85 but it can be in blender pumps and therefore you can choose a blend somewhere in between E-10 and E-85. We think that is very important and we particularly think it's important to see more infrastructure built in the highly populated areas where more people already have those vehicles.
Paul Yeager: And so you mean infrastructure we're not talking another plant, we're talking about a way to get from the plant to the pump or to the consumer?
Roya Stanley: The gas station ... we're talking about a place where if you have an E-85 vehicle can actually conveniently go to refuel your vehicle.
Paul Yeager: Because there's certain pockets in the state where you can't get it without driving for a long time and that has been a big impediment. So, I want to talk about ways -- is that 10% to 15% increase going to make a big enough difference? How big of an impact would that be on the state?
Roya Stanley: Well, it would certainly be an impact if we could move -- right now it's something like 70% of all fuel is E-10, is that correct?
Monte Shaw: Somewhere between 70% and 75%.
Roya Stanley: And if just those same consumers moved from E-10 to even E-12 but if E-15 or E-20 then you start to see a substantial ramp up in the demand.
Paul Yeager: So, then how do you force a gas station, there's a couple Casey's and Kum & Go that are statewide, how do you go to them and say, we need you to put this at the pump and besides Hudson you need to go into Waterloo and Decorah and Charles City? How do you get those towns involved?
Roya Stanley: Well, we have programs that really are incentive based programs that help to buy down the cost and, in fact, some of our retailers have been very active, Kum & Go certainly in particular, in adding E-85 or blended pumps to their mix.
Paul Yeager: Monte, do you think we'll see pumps across the state? How do we get more pumps across the state from your viewpoint?
Monte Shaw: You know, on one hand we're excited. When I came to work for the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association three years ago we had like thirteen E-85 pumps. Because of the state programs to provide some grant money to retailers who want to move forward with this we've seen that number grow. By the end of this year we're going to have at least 100, probably a few more than 100 in the state.
So, on one hand you say, wow, that's pretty good progress, almost ten times more. On the other hand, we have 2000 gas stations out there that aren't offering either mid-level blends or the E-85. So, we have a lot of two tank systems.
I think we need to look at ways to not just help out the people who have the flexible fuel cars but what can we do to move the last 25% to 30% of gas that has no ethanol in it to having ethanol in it? It's been cheaper, it's been dramatically cheaper than gasoline for the last two years. We've had these large infrastructure grants out there and yet we still haven't seen a large movement on the retailer side to that.
So, what else can we do with retailers? What are the other roadblocks? What other measures do we need to provide to get that done? And we're going to be looking at that very aggressively because we have a demand problem right now in the industry.
Paul Yeager: So, what are the roadblocks? We had Senator McCain who was saying I want to do away with the subsidies on ethanol and many of the other fuels. If he would have been elected would that have been a much bigger problem to get at what you're talking about?
Monte Shaw: Well, actually it would have been more of a challenge in terms of keeping the federal renewable fuels standard and some of the things that the oil companies get, the incentives they get for blending ethanol but Congress would have had a little bit to say about that.
We had strong bipartisan support in Congress, Iowa's entire congressional delegation supports that, for example. So, it was obviously a concern but it wasn't a foregone conclusion. President-elect Obama has obviously been supportive of the renewable fuels standard and ethanol comes from Illinois where they produce a little bit of corn, a little bit of ethanol, not as much as here in Iowa but they're probably second so we feel good about that.
But we still need to get things like these higher level blends for regular cars through and the auto makers I know are asking for quite a bit from the federal government now. I'm not an expert on whether or not stuff like that should happen but we certainly need to see them be very receptive to these mid-level blends. And then here in Iowa we've got to find a way to capture the rest of that E-10 market.
It might not seem like much gallons but if you go to a local ethanol plant and say I can increase your ethanol sales in a trucking radius by 30% in today's economy that might be the make or break between them turning a profit this year and not.
Paul Yeager: So, we talk a little bit about the next wave but is there a next wave beyond corn that is out there? ADM is putting a lot of money in Brazil, almost more than half of a start-up plant there for cellulosic. So, is that the next big thing that Iowa needs to get involved with?
Roya Stanley: Well, most certainly cellulosic ethanol is the next opportunity. And, in fact, you asked what the state can do -- the Iowa Power Fund is available to support R&D and early stage commercialization and one of the projects that we'll be investing in is the POET project and it is an existing ethanol plant. And here is one of the keys that I think we need to keep in mind. We need to keep the ethanol industry healthy, we need to keep our existing plants healthy.
The first cellulosic approaches will be bolt on. What that means is that you'll take that new cellulosic technology approach and bolt it on. The POET project in Emmetsburg is exactly that. So, using an enzyme to convert the cellulose and in the case of POET they are going to be using corn cobs as that material and that will be part of an existing ethanol plant so that they will work together effectively.
Paul Yeager: Or if you've got a plant that may have gone belly up or has filed for bankruptcy they need to look at a new business approach. If it's VeraSun they're not completely out of business, they are reorganizing. Is that something they are going to have to reorganize to embrace that type of technology?
Roya Stanley: Well, I think so but I think it's important that we recognize that we are several years away from having fully commercialized cellulosic ethanol as a process. So, what has to happen in the meantime is also just as important and that is that those plants need to become increasingly efficient and there are a number of approaches, fractionation is one of them and Monte probably has a lot more knowledge about the various ways of doing that.
Paul Yeager: I want to move on just real quickly because four years sounds like a long time in this industry right now especially since so much has happened in the last year. So, who survives in this time -- some of these companies might not have had the best business practices -- how do they survive to that point?
Monte Shaw: Well, obviously in the headlines recently has been VeraSun and they are filing a bankruptcy. We are very happy to see their plants continue to operate, that is good for Iowa's economy. I'm not an expert in that area, my members don't pay me to tell them how to run their plants, it's a good thing or they'd all be in bankruptcy. But I can't predict what will happen and plants aren't going to call and tell me exactly where their financial position is.
What I can tell you is times have been very lean, negative margins for some time, we're still working through the $6 and $7 corn that we've purchased ahead back during the speculative bubble but ethanol prices are down as if you're buying the corn on the market today so that puts a tremendous amount of strain on the plants and we have seen some other bankruptcies around the country.
The good news for Iowa is we're probably as well situated as anybody for our plants to ride this out. We have a lot of corn, we're in a low cost area, a lot of our plants were around long enough that they paid down some of their debt and have done some of these things.
So, I can't sit here tonight and tell you that there won't be another plant that has a financial issue but I can tell you that we're probably in pretty good shape. Will there be some that find this an opportune time to do some strategic mergers or something? Yeah. But we've been talking about that for the last three years and we've only seen one.
Paul Yeager: So, do we see more mergers with less owners? Or do we see new companies coming in -- all of a sudden Exxon and Shell and the big oil companies getting involved?
Monte Shaw: Yeah, they certainly could. They could take about two minutes worth of profits and probably buy up half of our industry but they've never really shown an interest in that. They're very vertically integrated and with all due respect Exxon Mobile they don't know which end of the cow to put the distiller's grains in and I'm not sure they want to get involved in those types of markets.
So, I'm not saying there won't be mergers but I'm one of those people that thinks there probably won't be as much -- you hear a lot of business people talk about mergers, well that's their business. They've been talking about it for three years, we've seen one and that was U.S. BioEnergy and VeraSun and I'm not saying that's what led to the problem, it's not, but I think you have a lot of 100 million, 50 million gallon a year plants out there that have been run pretty good, they are in low cost areas and they are just as competitive in that location as any of these big guys are.
If you do well in managing your margins, what you pay for the corn, what you sell your ethanol for I don't see the pressure to merge but some of them might find it a good time to do so.
Paul Yeager: So, Roya, in the final minute here, hard to believe the credit tightening right now of banks trying to, Wall Street trying to lend to these companies they have lended to in the past to bridge some of this future where do you find the capital to get this done? How does the state advise those companies trying to move forward?
Roya Stanley: Well, I think there are certainly a number of pieces to that and, again, this goes back to this is basic business. And as Monte indicated many of our Iowa companies are a little better positioned than some in other areas because they were very profitable and many kept some cash and have that available to them. I think perhaps another advantage that we have in Iowa is that we still have more of a local banking infrastructure and people really do work in their communities.
Paul Yeager: I like the way that goes. Unfortunately, we're out of time. Roya Stanley, thank you so much. Monte Shaw, thank you both for coming in tonight to help us out here on the Journal.
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"A being who stands against the Jedi and their control over the Republic." - ―Mitth'raw'nuruodo and Kinman Doriana
Sith Lord was a title that was conferred on members of various Sith Orders who had both considerable knowledge of and strength in the dark side.
The New Sith Empire under Darth Ruin was in power during the Dark Ages of the Jedi. Sith Lords then stalked the galaxy, until the organization eventually fell to infighting, and broke into individual Sith Lords.
Lord Kaan's The Brotherhood of Darkness gave all Sith Lords nominal equal status among the Sith. This strategy was created to prevent the Sith from killing each other, which had been the natural order of the dark side up until the formation of the Brotherhood.
At the end of the first war between the Jedi and Sith, Bane saw this as a violation of the natural order of the Sith and cleansed the Order by destroying Lord Kaan's Brotherhood and supplanting it with his own Rule of Two; two Sith, one master to embody the power and one to crave it. In most cases, the apprentice was trained until he or she was strong enough in the Force to kill his or her master.
After the Galactic Civil War, Darth Krayt abandoned the Rule of Two to rebuild the Sith, thus multiplying the population of the Sith Lords hugely, all under the rule of Darth Krayt. They then attacked the Empire after the Sith–Imperial War and ruled the galaxy.
The term "Sith Lord" generally encompassed members of both sexes, although some female Sith such as Lumiya, Tahiri Veila, Olaris Rhea and Vestara Khai were styled Sith Lady.
Originally, "Sith Lord" referred to a high-ranking member of the Sith race's society. As the Sith civilization progressed, many claimed the title and battled against each other to earn the superior title of Sith'ari: the Sith Overlord; Adas and Dathka Graush were such Overlords.
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In Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, the Sith Lord is one of the six prestige character classes which the player character can select after reaching Level 15, if he or she is leaning toward the dark side.
A Sith Lord named Darth Homiiz was planned to appear in Dark Horse's comic Jedi: Yoda but was cut from the final version.
Non-canon appearances
- Jedi Academy: Return of the Padawan (Mentioned only)
- LEGO Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
- LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
- LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
- LEGO Star Wars: The Quest for R2-D2 game
- LEGO Star Wars: The Quest for R2-D2 film
- LEGO Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles video game
- LEGO Star Wars: Revenge of the Brick
- LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy
- LEGO Star Wars: Bombad Bounty
- Star Wars: Visions of the Blade
- LEGO Star Wars: The Han Solo Affair
- "The Hidden"—Star Wars Tales 6 (Mentioned only)
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope novel
- ↑ Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back novel
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Tales of the Jedi: The Golden Age of the Sith 2: Funeral for a Dark Lord
- ↑ The Old Republic: Revan
- ↑ Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith 4: Death of a Dark Jedi
- ↑ Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
- ↑ Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Darth Bane: Path of Destruction
- ↑ Star Wars 88: Figurehead
- ↑ Lost Tribe of the Sith: Precipice
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Star Wars: Legacy: Broken
- ↑ Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace
- ↑ Dark Empire
- ↑ The New Jedi Order: Edge of Victory II: Rebirth


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PSR been advocating for energy efficiency for years to reduce the chances for catastrophic climate change. Read more »
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Climate Champion Wendy Ring, MD is two weeks into her bicycle tour across the country to raise awareness about the health impacts of climate change in the US and what we can do about it. Read more »
The expansion of funding for a new MOX Fuel Facility in South Carolina is a dangerous project that wastes taxpayers dollars. A recent webinar by WAND helps explore some of the key issues with this boondoggle. Read more »
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