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Matt Vensel is in his first year at the Star Tribune after covering the Ravens for the Baltimore Sun for six years. He is a Pittsburgh native and a Penn State grad. Follow him at @mattvensel.
Mark Craig has covered the NFL for 23 years, and the Vikings since 2003 for the Star Tribune. He is one of 44 Pro Football Hall of Fame selectors. Follow him at @markcraignfl.
Master Tesfatsion is the Star Tribune's digital Vikings writer. He is a 2013 graduate of Arizona State and worked for mlb.com before arriving in Minneapolis. Follow him at @masterstrib.
We'll take a daily look at where the Vikings' roster stands at the moment position-by-position leading up to our NFL Combine coverage next week.
Position: Offensive line
On the roster: Jeff Baca, Joe Berger, Brandon Fusco, Matt Kalil, Phil Loadholt, Mike Remmers, Josh Samuda
Free agents: Charlie Johnson, J'Marcus Webb, Joe Berger
The Vikings will return four starters on their offensive line. The biggest concern will be the need at left guard, because Charlie Johnson is a free agent, but this is yet another solid unit on offense that Vikings offensive coordinator Norv Turner inherits.
Pro Football Focus labeled tackle Matt Kalil and guard Brandon Fusco as "solid starters/valuable role players" in its lineup projections. Fusco finished in PFF's top-10 graded run blocking guards. Center John Sullivan and Phil Loadholt were "high quality starters," with Sullivan having the potential to become an elite center.
Even in the absence of running back Adrian Peterson, the offensive line still created some nice running lanes for backups Toby Gerhart and Matt Asiata, who had a three-touchdown performance and a 100-yard game in the final two weeks of the season. The offense tied for the 10th most in sacks with 44, though it'd be difficult to blame every sack on the offensive line considering the quarterback play and some missed assignments by tight ends.
The offensive line played healthy through the 2012 season, but it had three players miss a game last season. Joe Berger was able to fill-in during games as a backup, but he's also a free agent. Jeff Baca could be an option at left guard if Johnson, who will turn 30 by the start of next season, doesn't return. Fusco will be a free agent after next season, so it would make sense for the Vikings to draft a guard regardless for depth and development purposes for the next two seasons.
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Tasmania Police deploy the rescue helicopter in the search for missing, 59 year-old intellectually disabled Doug Adamson, from Kingston.
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Human remains found at a central Queensland property are those of suspected murder victim Robert Martinez, police say.
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A teenager from Queensland's Gold Cost who last year turned up at ABC's Sydney headquarters after going missing for six days has disappeared again.
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The mother of missing schoolgirl Michelle Levy, 11, speaks to reporter David Spicer.
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Police, helicopters, firefighters and SES volunteers continue searching the dense bushland near Oberon.
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The detective who led the search for Melbourne schoolgirl Prue Bird says police should apologise for the handling of the case.
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Sydney schoolgirl Michelle Levy, who had been missing since Saturday, was taken under someone's wing, her father said.
The 11-year-old was last seen when she left her North Bondi home after a family argument.
Her father, Adam Levy, said police told him they had seen his daughter on CCTV footage outside a Randwick supermarket yesterday afternoon.
He said his daughter had been taken under the wing of a person not known to the family.
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A teenage boy who was missing for two days in southern Tasmania has been found safe and well.
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Police are investigating the disappearance of two men in separate parts of New South Wales.
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About 40 people, including police, SES crew and fire service are searching for a missing teenager in Tasmania's southern midlands.
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Sydney police are searching for an 11-year-old girl who was last seen leaving her North Bondi home on Saturday night.
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Preliminary forensic tests on human bones found in central Queensland earlier this week have revealed the remains are male.
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Police are calling for the public's help to help find a 38-year-old man missing in the Kimberley.
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Police are appealing for help to find a Cairns man who has been missing for several days.
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Police say they expect to find out more over the weekend about the identity of human remains found near Rockhampton.
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Police believe a missing Newcastle teen is safe and well, and they are urging her to get in contact.
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Protesters have set fire to the city hall building in Iguala, Mexico, in a display of rage over the unsolved disappearances of 43 students in the southern state of Guerrero.
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Police have discovered human bones at a property in Rockhampton believed to be related to the suspected murder of missing couple Chantal Barnett and Robert Martinez.
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The best friend of grandmother Sylvia Pajuczok from the New South Wales far south coast town of Eden has welcomed the outcome of an inquest into her death this week.
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Crews searching for a 67-year-old man reported missing north of Adelaide yesterday hold concerns for his wellbeing due to high temperatures and dangerous terrain.
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The brother of a Swan Hill man who has been missing for more than two-and-a-half months has pleaded to his brother to contact police.
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On behalf of the students and staff of Lancaster High School, we would like to express a heartfelt appreciation to the fans of the Lady Bruins basketball team. Our fans demonstrated fantastic support during the recent playoff run.
Winning a state championship is quite an accomplishment, and completing a season at 27-0 is phenomenal. This great group of young ladies handled themselves with class on and off the court. Coach Ronnie Robinson and his staff provided great direction and leadership. In short, he is the type of man you want your kids to be around.
It's Sunshine Week in South Carolina and the nation.
It is a time to recognize and encourage open government and letting the sun shine in on public documents and meetings.
You may not know there are problems with transparency in government in our state, but there are, despite our Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
I am writing to say a few things concerning the article on page 11 of the March 6 paper that asked, "Where are you going?" (Editor's note: The article was part of a sponsored religious message, not a story.)
The person who wrote the article, Christopher Simon, seems to be very uninformed about the word of God.
Yes, Mr. Simon, we can know with certainty and announce that we are going to heaven. That is, if we believe God's word.
A No. 1 ranking is a challenge to attain, and even tougher to keep.
As it turned out, the Lancaster High School Lady Bruins earned their top ranking in early January and kept it the rest of the way for a state crown.
The final record was a brilliant 27-0 mark, capped by the LHS girls' exciting 44-42 win over Lakewood High School of Sumter County.
Lancaster, in its first year of competition in Class AAA, made it most memorable with the school's first state championship in girls basketball since the 1958-59 season.
I am always in a search for truth. I cannot find much coming out of our current administrative branch of our GovCo. George Orwell said, "Some ideas are so wrong that only a very intelligent person could believe them."
This statement describes Marie Harf, spokesperson for the U.S. State Department and the folks she works for.
Come one, come all, and take notice of a treasure in Lancaster County. That treasure is the University of South Carolina Lancaster.
I am currently a full-time, degree-seeking student there, having retired a couple of years ago from the Lancaster County School District.
Last semester, I decided to see if this brain was still capable of studying and learning academically. I signed up for two classes in the fall 2014 semester – psychology and speech/public communications.
Thank goodness we have some local commentators, each on a different side of the fence to sort out the Bushes, Clintons and President Barack Obama for us.
I feel so far down the food chain that those aforementioned folks are way over my sphere of understanding.
Remember when that old social studies teacher talked 'bout checks and balances? Well sir, I wrote my last check for affordable health care, I'm still sick and my balance is zero.
The big issue facing our legislators this year in Columbia is a massive new gas tax hike. Big money special interest groups like the S.C. Chamber of Commerce have been aggressively lobbying the Legislature to vote for proposals that would double our current gas tax rate.
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Michael Louis Head, 28, of Bryant formerly of Malvern, passed away on Monday, September 22, 2014 in a tragic accident. He was born August 20, 1986 to Max Louis Head and Vicki Lynn McVay Head of Malvern. Michael was a retail sales consultant at AT&T of Bryant and of the Church of Christ faith.
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Spring has brought with it warmer temperatures and over the last couple of weeks we have seen a lot of sunshine in the 4Vallees. It is the time of year that a lot of tourists come to enjoy the warm temperatures and good spring skiing. The base on the lower slopes in resort is quite small at the moment, but there is still a lot of good snow at Ruinettes (145cm) and Attelas (215cm). The run down into the village is still in good shape.
It looks like we will have some snowfall on the way over the next week. The long term forecast is still unclear, so fingers crossed we will get a nice dump of fresh snow just before Easter.
If you are looking to book a lesson over the next few weeks, don't hesitate to contact us. Particularly during the Easter holidays we are getting pretty busy, so don't wait until the last-minute!]]>
We had a chat with one of instructors Sandy, who was teaching one of our Level 4 aged 6-8 years groups this week.
Our Level 4 groups are for those who are comfortable turning on blue runs, looking to progress to reds during the week.
"Today was the last day of our group, which is running for 5 days each morning from 9am-12pm. We started at Lac des Vaux, which is a great area of the mountain for wide blue runs, and easier reds.
After a few runs here we had a hot chocolate break together, before skiing over to La Chaux where we finished up the lesson, before coming back down to Medran for the children to meet their parents.
We all warmed up on our skis doing some slow exercises that we had used earlier in the week. These included balancing a pole on the back of your hands, and holding a pole out in front of you, to improve balance while skiing.
For lots of the children in the group today, as it was our last day skiing together, we were completing the tasks for the level 4, so that they would receive their certificate and badge, and be ready to move onto level 5 lessons next time they were skiing. This included:
To make our lesson fun, we did different activities through the lesson, interspersed with going fast which always goes down well! We did some fun skiing, went through the park, and also played some games on our skis. It's important when skiing with children to be as enthusiastic as possible throughout the lesson, to make sure everyone stays motivated and has a good time!
This week we had children who spoke different languages in the group. This meant it was particularly important to demonstrate everything clearly, and use simple language to make sure everyone understood.
We also had an issue with three of the children who were twisting their bodies as they skied. In order to improve technique, we did specific exercises using the poles, and also to encourage the balance on the outside ski.
Despite some children speaking different languages to others, all of them were great fun and got on well with each other as a group, and we had a great week together.]]>
Here at Altitude we are lucky in that so many of our clients come back to ski with us year on year. Our instructors love teaching the same children and seeing their skiing progress each year, and are always looking forward to the holidays when they will be back again!
For our Polar Bears, it is often their first time on snow, and the beginning of their journey as a budding skier with Altitude. Today we caught up with one of our specialist Polar Bear Team, to see how some of our Level 1 Polar Bears have been getting on this week.
Meet Chris, one of our new recruits to Altitude and Polar Bear Team! Chris has a Level 1 and 2 BASI qualification, and is also working towards his ISIA qualification with Altitude.
Today was our 4th day with of the Level 1 Polar Bear club, which is running for seven days from Sunday to Saturday, with children 3-4 years old. Our day started by meeting at the Relais de Neige restaurant, where all the Altitude groups meet at 9am each day. Altitude's private bus arrives and once all the Polar Bears are ready, we all jump on with our skis stashed underneath. Once everyone has their seatbelt fastened we're off!
Today we spent the morning skiing in Altitude's Kid's Garden. The garden is put together on an area of the slope perfect for learning, and the Polar Bears can walk up the blue mats, and ski down which makes learning much easier.
For our warm up, to get everyone ready for a morning of skiing, we played 'What's the Time Mr Polar Bear?!' In the group today we had two different focuses. Three of the children were working on stopping independently, and three of the children were starting to move onto turning. The lesson was lots of fun for all the children, and we did some runs where we were jumping in our skis, and also trying to pick up lots of speed and go fast and then stopping.
The lesson taking place in the kids garden is lots of fun, as we can high five the reindeers and the penguins as we zoom past! Using different games and exercises can also really help improve the children's technique. For instance, Mia was really good at stopping, but when going a bit faster she always fell over backwards, so jumping on her skis really helped her get a better body position.
Everyone was a complete beginner at the start of the week, so there's been fantastic progress made by all of the children, and we're only half way through. Half of the group can now stop independently, and the others are close. Some of the group will be linking their turns by the end of the week.
For me the highlight of teaching the level 1 Polar Bears is always the speed of improvement and the satisfaction that it gives the children who are learning. It's also great for the parents, who as we only run half days for this age group, can then ski with their children in the afternoon when they are able to turn.
There's also lots of funny moments enjoyed by both us as instructors and the children. Today, Birdy skied the entire length of the nursery slope backwards – completely by accident and without falling over!
A big high five to all my Polar Bears this week. We're looking forward to seeing you again next year!"
Adam told us a bit about what his group have been up to this week.
"Our lessons start every day at the Relais des Neiges restaurant at 9am, opposite the main Medran lift station, which is also where we finished at 4pm. Today was the last day (day 6) of the group, which has been running Sunday to Friday.
This week, due to the speed and ability of the group we have managed to ski most of Verbier, and even conquered Tortin, apparently one of the top ten scariest runs in the world (but not according to the Level 6's this week!)
We started each day by doing a fast tempo warm up to get ourselves moving, whether it was on our skis doing jump turns, or lifting our arms and legs, to also off our skis doing obstacle courses.
Today in the lesson we were focusing on fast carving, and specifically the initiation/start of the turn and edge control. We then moved into the movements we make in the moguls.
With kids, I always try to be as positive and fun as possible through the whole lesson, so that it's enjoyable for them, and they come away having had a lot of fun as well as having learned a lot. We played games on and off our skis, always trying to develop our knowledge and skill of skiing.
It's great to see individual children develop in their skiing ability throughout the week. Whether it's about building up confidence or tweaking their technique, I always see an improvement in every member of the group and its great to see that they enjoy skiing more because of it.
This week, Eloise who is 10, had never really skied moguls and was quite apprehensive about skiing them, but the rest of the group were quite keen to ski them. So throughout the next few days, we talked and practiced on easy sections of the mountain about how to get down bumps. By Thursday, we had conquered Col des Gentianes, one of the bumpiest and hardest runs in Verbier! Well done Eloise!
What I enjoy most about teaching is for someone who is scared of certain runs or struggle to ski under control on those runs at the start of the week, to the last day where they can then ski that run and can't remember why it was ever so hard! It's great to see the smiles on their faces."
Last week it was very busy in the 4Vallees. The snow conditions were good and now with the arrival of fresh snow over the last couple of days the conditions are even better! Halfway into the half-term holidays the snow base is a little bit thinner than the seasonal average, but with 50 centimeters in town and about 150 centimeters halfway up the mountain the snow conditions are still pretty great.
This week is looking like a mixed bag of weather conditions. There is fresh snow forecasted until tonight, we might have some sunshine on Wednesday and Thursday and some more snowfall expected on Friday. The freezing level will be between 500 and 1600 meters, and average for this time of year.
If you are thinking about booking a ski or snowboard lesson, we still have a couple of spaces left for this week, so don't hesitate to contact us for more information.]]>
Warm clothing is essential for children, keep in mind they get colder more quickly than adults. Wearing several layers is much better than one thick one and try to use thermals. Some parents choose the all-in-one ski outfits, which are very good at keeping the snow out.
TIP – Avoid slow drying clothing, like cotton, as once it gets wet it gets cold.
The skis should be appropriate to the size and the ability of your child. Please match the ski to the skill level of the child from beginner through to advanced junior racers. As a rough guide, for children aged between 3 to 5 years old the ski should come up to their chin when held vertically, for older children up to their nose. Kid's skis are available for both boys and girls with graphics and cool features.
TIP -It is worth putting stickers with your child's name onto the skis so they don't get mixed up in the morning or at lunch
A good fit is essential, snug on the foot and with no pressure points
TIP – It can be difficult to tell with very young children if the boot is comfortable, check after the first day for any rub marks from the boots and if in doubt go back to the shop and change.
Wearing a helmet is compulsory for all ski lessons and a must-have for all children. Reputable ski schools will not accept children without helmets.
Socks – these should be long, fit well and quick drying.
Goggles – protection from the sun is essential for children. Even on a cloudy day the sun can still be damaging to eyes.
Gloves – waterproof not too tight and preferably on a string so they don't get lost.
Body armor – for advanced skiers and anyone hitting the park.
TIP – It is always good to give your child a small bag of sweets (e.g. gummy bears)]]>
January brought us just what we needed- deep powder and lots of fresh snowalls. At the start of the month we only enjoyed powder days high up the mountain, but over the last couple of weeks it has been very cold and we have been able to enjoy great conditions all the way down to resort. The biggest snow fall which occurred two weeks ago even made it possible to ski all the way down to Le Châble.
At the moment the temperature is a little bit higher than the seasonal average. Over the next few days the temperature will drop and it looks like we will have some fresh snow arriving at the start of the half-term holidays.
Enjoy your holiday and we hope to see you on the slopes in Verbier.]]>
After a difficult start to the season it looks like we are gradually heading back to normal snow levels for the current time of year. All slopes are in good condition and since the recent snowfall, even the pistes leading down into resort have a good covering of snow. The 4 Vallees resorts have also recieved snow this weekend and the pistes are looking good too!
This week the forecasts are showing smaller snowfalls arriving every day, topping up a great base for the season. A heavier snowfall is expected for thursday of around 10-20cm so next weekend is shaping up to be another great weekend on the pistes! So take time out from the office and come join us here in Verbier. For fun and high quality ski or snowboard instruction contact us at Altitude Verbier.]]>
The town of Verbier is white again. Yesterday morning we received about 10cm of fresh snow after a night of rain. After a few warm days the fresh snow has been a welcome relief for the lower slopes and the Les Esserts nursery slope.
Higher in the resort the conditions are very good, but be careful off piste where the conditions remain very dangerous due to the changing temperatures and strong winds over the weekend.
The weather forecast for this week looks promising for some more fresh snow. At the moment the forecasts are telling us that Friday will be a big powder day with low temperatures and a snow dump. Let's keep our fingers crossed!
The beautiful picture has been made by our photographer and ski instructor Paul Keppel.]]>
The new law regarding teaching off-piste is now much more black and white than in previous years. Please read the following steps carefully:
Previously there were no limitations regarding the slopes that could be skied with clients. Now instructors are limited to hiking a maximum of 34 Degree slopes and skiing maximum of 39 Degree slopes. There are still lots of great slopes which fall within these limitations, however examples of slopes that are clearly considered forbidden for ski instructors to teach on, include:
X Hikes into slopes such as 'Stairway' and 'Rock Garden';
X Skiing slopes such the couloirs below Attelas and the area of Col de La Chaux;
X The area of Mont Fort with the exception of the main pistes, including the backside of Mont Fort.
To take clients off-piste up to 39 Degrees Instructors must now be Federal qualified (top level Swiss) or hold an equivalent qualification.
We offer you a helpful guide to choose whether you should book a UIAGM mountain guide or a Federal Qualified instructor. If you answer 'Yes' to any of the following then we would advise you to choose an Off-Piste Lesson or Guiding with a Federal Ski Instructor:
V I would like to improve my technique and learn how to enjoy skiing powder. I'm happy to do this on the sides of the pistes and on itinerary runs. I may or may not have avalanche equipment.
V I wish to be guided around on some gentle off-piste runs and have some tips on my skiing and learn about how to use avalanche equipment.
V I am happy to ski some gentle off-piste runs, such as Creblet and frontside of Savoleyres, I will have m avalanche equipment and I hope to ski some powder.
V I am happy to do some short walks and skinning on gentle off piste to find some fresh snow and I don't want any tips on my skiing.
V If there is no fresh snow I am still happy to work on my technique, improve my bumps technique and also explore the itinerary runs.
V I don't wish to ski slopes such as frontside of Mont Gele, Rocky Garden, Attelas couloirs and prefer to stay on slopes less than 39 Degrees.
V Safety equipment including Avalanche Transceiver, Shovel and Probe is compulsory when skiing off piste. I understand that if I don't have this then I must stay on the pistes and itinerary slopes and work on technique.
V I would like to practice skinning and learn how to use the equipment on gentle slopes.
If answering 'Yes' to any of the following then we would advise you to choose a UIAGM Mountain Guide*:
*Please note, if you are choosing Yes to any of the below, to avoid disappointment always verify if your guide is a UIAGM High Mountain guide and not an instructor who prefers to use the title of 'Off-Piste Guide'!
V I don't want any tips on my skiing and wish to explore steep off-piste around Verbier, such as Backside Mont Fort, Stairway and Frontside of Mont Gele
V I wish to do some ski touring and also ski on glaciated terrain.
V I only ski with an UIAGM off-piste guide, I don't need any tips on my skiing and I always carry an avalanche kit.
V I wish to ski tour outside of the ski area and hope to ski some steep slopes and steep narrow couloirs.
V I would like you to take me Heli-skiing.
The good news is that for the majority of clients who wish to improve their technique in off-piste conditions, or be guided around without any tips, the law will have little impact on their experience of Verbier's off-piste terrain. Final thoughts for those venturing off-piste this year…
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OMG this looks so amazing and one that I will have to play with to really get my head around how it can best be used. Make sure that you check out the movie at the end of this post to see TouchCast in action.
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Serbia's incoming Prime Minister Ivica Dacic has vowed that his country will be devoted to peace and stability in the Balkans and that he is "extending the hand of reconciliation".
Presenting his government's programme in Serbia's parliament ahead of a government swearing-in ceremony due to take place overnight, Dacic said on Thursday he wanted to head a country without internal divisions, but that the main task of his new government would be ensuring economic survival.
"He said the belt won't be tightened, nor will the salaries and pensions be frozen, but Serbia needed investments", said Al Jazeera's Belgrade correspondent Marko Subotic.
"If they say the word Balkans means blood and honey, there has been enough blood. It's time that we tasted honey."
- Ivica Dacic
Dacic, a former spokesman for Serbia's late strongman Slobodan Milosevic, said Serbia would not recognise the independence of Kosovo, but that he wanted to raise the dialogue with Pristina to a higher level.
In a speech marked by talk of the economic crisis, regional co-operation and Serbia's forthcoming path towards joining the European Union, Dacic said Serbia wanted to be a factor of peace and stability in the region and that all misunderstandings would be solved peacefully.
"If they say the word Balkans means blood and honey, there has been enough blood. It's time that we tasted honey. Serbia is extending the hand of reconciliation to all. Let's not dwell on the past, let's think of the future. We want good relationships, with mutual respect of the independence and territorial integrity of all states," Dacic said.
Dacic is head of the Socialist Party, which Milosevic once headed, until he was ousted in a popular uprising in 2000. Dacic took over the party in 2006 and has aimed to present it in a new light, away from the nationalist aspirations of the past.
He will head a coalition government which also includes the Serb Progressive Party, until recently headed by Serbia's newly elected President Tomislav Nikolic, as well as some smaller parties.
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The incoming PM said the main aim of his new government would be strengthening Serbia's foundations.
Highlighting economic recovery as the key aim of his government, Dacic said that all other tasks, "such as Serbia's European future, solving the Kosovo issue, regional co-operation, the fight against crime and corruption, education, health, would depend on whether we are able to ensure the economic survival of our country".
Serbia is facing deep economic uncertainty. The Serbian dinar hit a new low versus the euro at 119.05 on Wednesday. The dinar has lost about 9.5 per cent in value against the euro this year, battered by concern over Serbia's rising debt of about 55 per cent and a frozen loan deal with the IMF. Dacic highlighted the continuation of strong ties with Republika Srpska, the Serb-dominated part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while not mentioning Bosnia itself.
Dragan Popovic, director of the Centre for practical politics in Belgrade, told Al Jazeera his statement was a continuation of earlier Serbian foreign policy.
He described Dacic's parliamentary speech as an example of "naked populism and serving the voters".
Popovic said Serbia's voters were used to that from Dacic, "but saying these things as future prime minister creates uneasiness. It's not good for a future prime minister to start with such a big dose of populism".
Dacic, who retains his portfolio of internal affairs minister, said he would remain committed to fighting organised crime and corruption, as well as ensuring freedom of the media.
He said the rule of law would apply to all Serbs equally, be they ordinary citizens, politicians or anybody else.
He said Serbia was entering a new four-year "ballgame" filled with problems and a fight for the good of all its citizens, "but the people are the only selector, who decides whether we are good or not, whether we should be part of the team or not".
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It took two years and five days, but finally Todd Haley and Kansas City have beaten somebody in the preseason.
Helped perhaps by Green Bay's decision not to dress three key starters, the Chiefs took a 14-0 lead and held on Thursday night for a 17-13 victory over the team that many are making the favorite in the NFC.
The backup defense that gave away a victory last week against Philadelphia held fast this time and kept the Packers' third-teamers out of the end zone in the final sloppy minutes.
''Overall, I think that's good for our team to come out there and get a win,'' Haley said. ''We knew this whole preseason was about one thing, and that was being prepared for the start of the regular season. It was important for our team to continue to make positive strides and I thought we did that throughout the preseason in all areas.''
Matt Cassel and backup Brodie Croyle each directed touchdown drives for the Chiefs, who finished the preseason 1-3 after going 0-4 a year ago.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers and a host of other Green Bay starters didn't suit up for the final tuneup of the preseason. Backup signal-caller Matt Flynn played into the third quarter and completed 23 of 37 passes for 304 yards, much of it against reserves.
''I like Matt Flynn,'' Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. ''I thought Matt has put together a fine preseason. I thought he did good keeping us in good plays tonight at the line of scrimmage. He missed some throws early in the game. He didn't quite have his feet set but I thought overall for his three quarters he did a very good job.''
Running back Ryan Grant and cornerback Charles Woodson also did not dress for what was expected to be a rainy night but remained dry.
''Clearly a coaches' decision,'' McCarthy said. ''It's something I think about all the time. I feel we came out of the game relatively healthy.''
Held out with injuries were nine other Packers, including four other starters: linebackers Clay Matthews and Brad Jones, defensive end Cullen Jenkins and tackle Chad Clifton.
''We came into Kansas City to win the football game,'' McCarthy said. ''We came here to make sure we gave a lot of people as many opportunities as we possibly can. I thought we accomplished that.''
Rodgers, who led the No. 1 offense on three touchdown drives in one half against Indianapolis last Thursday, watched Flynn go three-and-out in Green Bay's first four possessions.
Finally, facing a host of backups, the Packers drove from their 24 to first down at the 10. But rookie defensive back Kendrick Lewis broke up a pass on the goal line on third down and then a fourth-down pass was incomplete.
Cassel got off to his typically slow start, but wound up hitting 4 of 9 throws for 58 yards, with one interception and a 2-yard TD pass to a wide-open Leonard Pope late in the first quarter. The drive, against many backups, covered 62 yards on 11 plays.
Cassel turned a 7-0 lead over to Croyle and the oft-injured backup engineered an eight-play, 95-yard march in which Jackie Battle broke Jarrett Bush's tackle and went 49 yards. On fourth down, Battle plowed across from the 1, making it 14-0.
Trailing 14-3, the Packers got a 77-yard catch-and-run when backup cornerback Jackie Bates bit on a play fake and left Brett Swain wide open over the middle. Swain was knocked out of bounds at the 5. Two plays later, Kregg Lumpkin dived into the end zone from the 1. The play was first ruled no gain, but the Packers challenged and got the call reversed.
Three receivers had a big night for the Packers. Swain caught 6 passes for 130 yards, Charles Dillon caught 6 for 85 and Patrick Williams had five catches for 70 yards.
The Chiefs, as they've been all preseason, were encouraged by an impoved running game. They had 145 yards on the ground, led by Jackie Battle's 67.
Croyle hit Tim Castille with a short pass late in the third quarter and the fullback broke a tackle, got a block and went 43 yards, setting up Ryan Succop's 26-yard field goal.
Green Bay's Mason Crosby kicked two 41-yard field goals.
Kansas City's first possession seemed to confirm the impression many have had of Haley's second Chiefs team: inconsistent offense and greatly improved return game. Rookie Javier Arenas returned a punt 44 yards to the Green Bay 33, but the Chiefs went three-and-out.
A blow to head put Green Bay long snapper Brett Goode out for much of the game.
''I know they got to him right away and he was able to go two more plays and the doctors felt it was time for him to go (out),'' said McCarthy. ''It's a cut and dry system. If it's a medical decision they don't play.''
Two Chiefs starters were out with injuries, tackle Ryan O'Callaghan and linebacker Tamba Hali.
Chiefs rookie safety Eric Berry was excited to have a victory going into the regular-season opener on Monday, Sept. 13.
''It's very important. Just get that momentum going into Monday night football and make sure we're ready to play,'' he said.
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Is anyone growing the beautiful large, pink-flowered Anthurium Oaxaca? From my reading, I have learned that it is a huge, drought and cold tolerant anthurium. It easily reaches four to six feet tall (!) and has huge pink blooms. It will not survive a hard freeze, but will tolerate temperatures very close to freezing. It is native to Mexico and is an easy-care, less fussy, tolerant anthurium.
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I don't know Tom - I haven't found any of my other anthurium to be big attractors of bees, butterflies and hummers. So I'm not sure it will add anything but color. But anyone who really knows me, knows that I cannot resist a pink flower - especially the promise of a huge pink flower - the credit card practically takes itself out of the wallet. I will post pictures when I get it. (The plant I bought will probably be only 3" tall - the vendor promises 3-8" - so yeah, hold your breath for that photo! :) )
Gary, you're right, it will probably be eensy-teensy. The listing says 3-8" tall, so I knew going in that it wouldn't be big. But as far as the sale, I was thinking that the reduced price was due to end-of-season and a surplus.
I thought long and hard about the Anthurium 'Tricolor'. I even had it in my cart, but ended up not buying it. It stays on my Wish List for next year. Many (Most? All?) of Wellspring's plants come from AgriStarts, by the way, so you can go to the AgriStarts website to get a better look at plants that Wellspring sells. I linked the Anthurium page below.
I'm so sorry you had bad luck with the seller. I have had great experiences with them in the past. Their plants are small, but I know that going in and am happier to get them inexpensively. These won't ship for another week (also stated in the listing, so not a surprise/disappointment). I'll update when they come in.
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wasn't this co but it was a florida co. lol bought a rare palm and had a lot of damage to all but one frond . rest of the order was deleted so ended up paying 40 bucks for one very small plant. had a very good root system so decided to keep it and appears to be recovering . Fingers crossed lol package was not damaged so they must have sent it out this way. Reinforced my rule of buying something without seeing it first lol
Wellspring certainly has an interesting catalog may risk it again lol Thanks for the info and link!!
wallisadi which one of the gazillion types of anthuriums is this?? Sure is a beauty gary
no clue, was sent in error to the store, vendor requested them back, but I bought one first....many years ago. it's a climber, mother plant got to almost three foot before unpredicted cold snap this last spring. recovered nicely, but lost a bit of its height.
Gary, I read that string of posts about your palm order - I remember seeing it - don't remember in which forum - but thanks for the warning. I will let you know how these look when the plants arrive.
Walli, really do love your plant. Has it ever bloomed for you? What color? If it has a big bright pink flower, there's a chance it is the Oaxaca. Good for you for grabbing one before the recall - I love it!!
Plants arrived today - I had five different plants in this order. All five plants arrived in great shape. Each plant was in a separate paper bag with a stake to keep the plant from shifting and leaves crushing against the top of the box. Plants were described as 3-8" high in listings; all plants were 11-12" tall (including the 3" pot). Here are photos of the newly arrived Anthurium Oaxaca. She has three nice leaves and a root system that has filled the starter pot. For $2.99 (sale price), I'm very happy. I'm off to pot her up!
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Walli, I keep forgetting to comment on your beautiful plant. I have never seen a spathe like that. It is a gorgeous color and mimics the leaf in the previous photo. I don't know what plant it is, but I sure want one! What a cool bloom. And I would love to play with the seeds from that spadix. If anyone knows the name of Walli's anthurium, would you please post it?
They are cold hardy for brief dips to low 30s and to about 28-29. This is under tree canopy with no frost. But they do not like sustained cold like the 2009-10 winter. We had one outside at Leu Gardens in a very protected spot and the 2009-10 winter killed it even though the absolute low we had was 29F.
Eric, thanks - I really appreciate the info. I will be sure to bring mine in during the freezes.
Walli, I will contact you via email in the coming week. I would be so grateful to do a trade with you - I hope I have something, anything, that interests you in return. (Better than a can of corn?!) :)
I realize this is an old thread, but I believe Wallisadi's Anthurium is called Red Beauty. It is not easy to find. The leaves are large, emerging red, then turn green. I also ordered Oaxaca and Miami Beauty from Well Spring Gardens earlier this year. They were small, but healthy. Not the fastest growers!


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Indian River County blotter for Feb. 19, 2014
Jorge Banuchi, 46, 1900 block of Woodland Circle, failure to redeliver hired vehicle.
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