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We're five weeks into the season, and teams are beginning to show their true colors. Here's a look at my top 20 this week:
1. Duke (7-0)
The Blue Devils handled then-No. 3 North Carolina 19-9 on Saturday in Durham and beat Presbyterian 18-4 on Tuesday. Matt Danowski and Co. averaging 17.7 goals per game -- a point total comparable to Duke's football team, which averaged 17.9 last fall. The Blue Devils' bandwagon has become a popular ride, with the only speed bumps appearing to be hubris ...
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How to keep opossums and raccoons away from my house.
Nearly everyday, I find a raccoon/and/or opossum dropping outside my garage or on our front walkway. I had a hunter id them for me once.
I don't keep the garage door open or keep water outside where they can get to it, other than the birdbath in the back of the house. The trash cans are in the garage and we are neat and clean.
Is there anything I can do to keep them from coming around? Or are they good?
I had to catch and release a small snake in the garage today. :(
I disagree that all possums are transient. We have had a family living near us for years. Like raptors and geese most all of these birds fly away when the seasons change, but there are a number of these critters that stick around.
Wild animals need a number of things, food, water, shelter and a place to raise their young. Apparently your neighborhood has all of these available. Appaarently you have a bit of a wildlife freeway going on where you live. They are using the same commute route everyday and marking that route. It does not matter how clean your place is at all, it just means you are living between home and dinner and a drink.
Im not certain why this is bothersome to you. These animals do their travelling at night (unless they have rabies in which case should you see a critter outside in the late morning or early evening, you should call the humane society to have them trapped and humanely distroyed) Yes they do carry fleas and that can be troublesome if you have animals. Apply frontline or advantage and that should take care of any wayward fleas. You can also have the yard treated if necessary.
These wild animals have a very important role in the natural world. They eat a myriade of insects keeping that population down. You can use a set of rubber gloves to use with a paper towel to dispose of the feces and you can hose down the area afterwards if you feel you need to.
Have a pest control person come out if you need, just make certain that these critters are not denning up in your home. Raccoons can cause a tremendous amount of damage to a home, pulling out insulation etc. Once you have your house inspected (sometimes done for free) you can rest assured these critters are just walking by on the way to living their lives.
I don't like finding the droppings on the walkway each morning and sometimes when I haven't closed the garage until I go to bed (because one of the dogs stays outside, his choice, until bedtime) they come in the garage and poop.
It's not a big deal as I live in a rural area so I know they're around but I wish they weren't so right in the garage. We have lots of woods for them to live in.
I did an internet search on Oppossum because we tend to get them here. They are very beneficial. They eat things that bring other pests to your home, so you should have fewer mice if the 'Possum are around. They can cary rabies, but do not tend to carry it as much as skunks do. They do have a LOT of teeth, and that combines with their white faces and their naked tails to make them look gruesome. Then there is the growling and hissing! LOL! Not a friendly Disney-animatron by any means. But they will eat that extra fallen fruit in your neighbor's yard when the apple tree overproduces. Unlike other pests, they do not tend to burrow under your shed or patio. They come, they eat, they go on their way - unless your dogs corner them.
Toby was so proud this spring when he caught a half-grown 'Possum. You should have heard DH yelling when he saw what Toby was trying to bring into the house! I got Toby to "Leave it" and I carried young 'Possum to the edge and gently tossed him onto the mulch on the other side of the fence. He was back the next night - caught by Toby again! He was the same size as Toby's favorite toy - the stuffed 'Possum from Target's AKC line of dog toys. We are just lucky we realized it was not his stuffed animal that he was trying to bring into the house.
Unlike Racoons, who will live in the house with you if given a chance. 'Possum are nomadic and do not tend to 'den up' unless it is a mother with young. They come and visit for a little while, wreak their havoc on your nerves and on your dog's psyche, then move on.
Well, I myself am wondering the same question: How do I keep possums from coming into the house? That's right, you read correctly. For the past week and a half, a possum has been coming into the house constantly. Being unaware of how it comes in, I can't really keep it from returning. The first time we saw it, we managed to run it out of the front door. It came back. The next time we saw it, we grabbed him with a thick towel and carried him off to the edge of the woods. It came back. The next time, we managed to grab him again with a thick towel by the neck and we drove him maybe 2 miles up the road and put him in the woods. He came back. I'm not sure if it is the same possum all along, because I don't think he ran after the car. (NOTE: These things are returning in less than 24 hours each time.) The next time we saw the possum, I put purple nail polish on him to identify him rather than trap him in the house or kill him, and grabbed him by the tail and threw him out of the back door. It managed to find its way in again yesterday, but did not appear to have nail polish on him. While trapped in the bathroom, I managed to paint half of his tail bright orange with some more nail polish, and trapped him in the trash can he was sitting in, snacking away. Should I put him out again, or do you think this is a mother possum and her young are living very close by? While heart wrenching, the only other option I know is to kill them. It did not break skin, but one of the possums bit my mother's toe, too. What should I do about this whole situation?!?!? Thank you!
In my opinion going for expert help works. Mine was a raccoon dominated neighborhood before a few months . In order to get rid of them in a humane way ,I contacted these raccoon removal service officials from Toronto.
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In my opinion going for expert help works. Mine was a raccoon dominated neighborhood before a few months . In order to get rid of them in a humane way ,I contacted these raccoon removal service officials from Toronto.
Here is a link that might be useful: raccoon removal services
In my opinion going for expert help works. Mine was a raccoon dominated neighborhood before a few months . In order to get rid of them in a humane way ,I contacted these raccoon removal service officials from Toronto.
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I agree with what Doug wrote yesterday about Maurice Jones-Drew not being worth trading for - not for the Broncos, and not for anybody else, either. While driving the last two days, I've heard all kinds of "trading for MJD" talk on Sirius, and I was thinking about how I've meant to do an article for quite a while about trades for veteran players.
More often than not, it's a good idea to trade draft picks for proven veteran players. A draft pick is a derivative asset, in the sense that it has no definable value, in and of itself, other than the fact that it confers upon the holder of it the right to acquire a football asset at a point in time. A player is a football asset that's more or less known. There's some uncertainty to how he'll perform in a new place, while being a year older, but there's less risk than with a guy straight out of college.
Whether it is a good idea to trade a pick for a player almost always hinges upon the reason why the player is available. MJD may or may not be available, but if he is, it's because he wants more money. That's almost never a good situation from which to acquire a guy.
Continue reading "Bite-size Nuggets: Trading picks for players is often a smart thing to do"
Good Morning, Broncos fans! With training camp in the rearview and the preseason nearly over, the time for roster cutdowns is nearing.
The NFL released its calendar for the league year on Wednesday; the deadline for first cuts (from 90 to 75) is Monday afternoon, while final cuts (from 75 to 53) will be due by next Friday night.
Accordingly, Andrew Mason has updated his forecast for the Broncos' final 53, with recent injuries helping determine the bottom of the roster. Most notably, he sees RB Lance Ball, WR Jason Hill, T Ryan Harris, DE Jeremy Beal, LB Mike Mohamed, LB Keith Brooking, and S Jim Leonhard making the team, with QB Caleb Hanie, RB Knowshon Moreno, and CB Syd'Quan Thompson on the outside looking in.
Mason thinks the injury to G Chris Kuper will help Harris be the ninth lineman to make the squad, while Jeff Legwold figures Harris would have to be the eleventh man (we assume he's counting LS Lonie Paxton as a lineman).
There is only one scenario under which the Broncos should consider a trade for Maurice Jones-Drew:
He'd have to drop his demands for a new contract.
Anyone see that happening?
The Twittersphere is, um, atwitter (sorry) with speculation that Denver might be interested in trading for the disgruntled Jaguars back. Let's examine why that's not only highly unlikely to be true, but a terrible idea.
Consider the background:
When Jacksonville drafted MJD in the second round of the 2006 Draft, they did so planning for a future without Jaguars icon Fred Taylor. Three years later, Taylor had moved on to the Patriots, and Jones-Drew had shown himself worthy of the primary back role, but was entering the final year of his rookie contract.
Continue reading "Why pursuing MJD would make no sense for the Broncos"
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Old friend Clinton Portis is set to announce his retirement tomorrow.
I've already shared my feelings on the personable CP, and TJ did an analysis of the trade that sent Portis to Washington for Champ Bailey a few years ago. Of course, that trade has only continued to pay dividends to the Broncos, as Champ is still going, and strongly at that. Thanks for the memories, CP, and best of luck in retirement.
We have all, at some point or another, probably bemoaned the four (or five, in the case of HOF game participants) preseason games as excessive and pointless. Nick Canepa of the San Diego Union Tribune writes,
They charge real money to watch these phony exhibition games, and Saturday night they couldn't find enough free-spending Cowboys fans to sell out the joint. So the game was blacked out locally. The nerve of the NFL, the cheek, blacking out this glorified practice. Big deal. It was shown on tape delay as soon as it ended. Did you really need to know the score (Hint: 28-20, Chargers)?
Who can blame him? It's a refrain that's heard time and again. It immediately comes up when the league tries to talk about expanding the schedule to 18 regular season games. The usual suggestion is that two of the preseason contests would be changed to regular season affairs.
The Broncos have taken safety Jim Leonhard off the active PUP list, and he is practicing today.
Denver signed the eighth-year veteran on August 4, but his recovery from a torn patellar tendon had prevented him from taking part in practice or individual drills until today.
Updated 2:07pm ET
The question of the day is whether Mark Kiszla knows what he's talking about, when it comes to football.
Are you done laughing yet?
I'll wait.
Okay then, welcome back. Since we know the answer is that he doesn't know anything beyond the most basic level, we can pat him on the head like a good little dullard, and at least explore whether the basic point he was making is valid.
Kiszla thinks the Broncos have better personnel to play a 3-4 than they do a 4-3. If you've read this site for long, you know that there's no monolithic 3-4 that half the NFL uses, and there's similarly no monolithic 4-3 in use by the other half. There are 3-4's that play like traditional 4-3's (such as Houston and Dallas), 4-3's that play like traditional 3-4's (like Seattle and Miami), and then there are teams that play both fronts, most notably New England and Baltimore.
Continue reading "You Got Served: Are the Broncos using the right defensive scheme?"
Good Morning, Broncos fans! A hamstring injury has prevented third-round pick Ronnie Hillman from playing this preseason, but he returned to practice yesterday and is hoping to play during Sunday afternoon's home game against the 49ers.
Hillman admits he's not quite back to full speed yet; Quinton Carter practiced after missing almost all of training camp, although his work was restricted to individual drills.
Another youngster, Danny Trevathan, returned after missing last week with an ankle injury, and Tracy Porter was back from illness.
However, veterans Jim Leonhard and Keith Brooking are still not practicing; Leonhard remains on the active PUP list, while Brooking suffered a hamstring injury shortly after joining the team. Both players worked with strength coach Luke Richesson yesterday and are unlikely to play in either of Denver's remaining preseason games. The guess here is Leonhard ends up on the regular PUP list, while Brooking doesn't make the final 53 (it's unlikely either of them received any guarantees in their contracts).
Happy Monday, friends. As I did my morning commute today, I was thinking about bad officiating and the lockout of the real NFL officials. Since I got so much practice analyzing labor actions last year, and since I'm trying to serve up some bite-size hors d' oeuvres (pronounced "whores divorce" in my best Andrew Dice Clay voice) I decided to scribble some thoughts in purple crayon for y'all.
First things first – the officiating has been atrocious in every preseason NFL game I've seen. They've been getting a lot of stuff wrong, from spotting the ball, to speaking into a microphone, to being able to see the game at the speed at which it's played.
It's a mess, and it's not these underqualified officials' fault, really. Mark my words: If they're still officiating games come the regular season, they're going to negatively affect playoff positioning.
The question is whether the evident suckitude of the officiating gives the locked out refs any leverage. I initially thought it might, but it seems like it isn't having that effect. The dynamics in play are clearly pretty different than they were with the players.
Continue reading "Bite-size nuggets: Pontificatin' on officiatin'"
After several weeks chock full of disappointing injury news, the Broncos finally got some players back for practice today.
Safety Quinton Carter, who had missed almost all of training camp, was back in action today; cornerback Tracy Porter, linebacker Danny Trevathan, and running back Ronnie Hillman also returned to practice.
Updated 3:51pm ET
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Senior captain Parker Ehinger checks-in with Bearcats TV as the Bearcats roll through spring football.
Cincinnati Bearcats senior defensive end Silverberry Mouhon chats with Tom Gelehrter as spring football wraps-up on Friday morning.
Cincinnati head coach Tommy Tuberville tours the construction site at Nippert Stadium and meets with workers during a safety lunch on March 26, 2015.
Former University of Cincinnati center Doug Rosfeld is back as director of player development, looking to help the football players get the most from their experience at the university.
UC wide receiver Johnny Holton is confident that West Virginia will upset Kentucky this week. Why? Because his little brother, who plays for the Mountaineers, told him they would.
A game-winning kick against East Carolina was a highlight for freshman kicker Andrew Gantz, but he's hungry for more as he enters his sophomore campaign at UC.
Doug Rosfeld, a former standout University of Cincinnati football student-athlete, was named as the program's director of player development, Head Coach Tommy Tuberville announced.
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Charlie Coyle has ten points. We've got Teemu Hartikainen, who is an average prospects who will maybe be a third liner in the NHL, who has 11 points. I can see how you value him highly (Oilers fans pump Teemu's tires whenever possible), but ultimately, both are worth about a low first at best.
Setoguchi has only hit 50 points once in 4 full seasons. The last three seasons have been 36, 41 and 36 points. Not bad, but not worth one of the big 4 either.
28th overall is indeed still a good pick, but honestly even nowadays with good scouting, it's a long shot that they will play in the NHL, and an especially long shot for them to be impact players.
If we have to give up something like Gagner, Hartikainen, Musil and a top-15 protected first round pick in 2013 for Burns, I'd do it. Or even just Gagner, Hartikainen and Klefbom.
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Condiments for tacos
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- Saute in pan on medium heat, in oil, zucchini, mushrooms, and onions. Set table up as a buffet with plates, putting tortillas first, the bowl of zucchini mixture and then taco condiments. Place a scoop of veggie mixture in center of tortilla, and top with your favorite codiments. Fold tortillas over 4 ways and eat warm. Enjoy!
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The annual Northeast District Pinewood Derby will be held at the Ed Martin Honda dealership at 770 North Shadeland Avenue on Saturday, April 11th starting at 8:30am. ALL Cub Scout Packs in the District are eligible to compete in the race (10am to noon) and/or Best Of Show. Pre-registration will be conducted on Friday, April 10 from 6pm to 8pm. Download the Flyer for information & rules.
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The Nativist Origins of Philippines Independence
This week marks the 80th anniversary of the passage of the Tydings-McDuffie Act, which established conditions for the United States to grant the Philippines its independence after nearly five decades of American rule.
Originally published 11/17/2013
Will Typhoon Haiyan Cause Meaningful Political Reform in the Philippines?
Natural disasters can often spark political reforms, especially in corrupt and nepotistic countries like the Philippines. But here's why that probably won't happen.
Originally published 11/12/2013
Typhoon Puts WWII-Famed Philippine Town in Spotlight
Tacloban was the centerpiece of the World War II campaign to liberate Leyte from the Japanese.
Originally published 08/15/2013
Search for centuries-old galleon off Oregon coast begins anew near Manzanita
MANZANITA -- Somewhere off the coast of Manzanita rest the bones of a galleon from the Philippines, wrecked on the rocks around 1700 as it left Manila laden with goods destined for Mexico.That's the legend told here for centuries, but the saga isn't just empty words. For as long as the tale's circulated, Native Americans, settlers and even modern-day beachcombers have found the beeswax and porcelain to prove it.Now, a volunteer group of students, archaeologists and historians calling themselves the Beeswax Wreck Research Project is hoping to get one step closer to finding the ship when they set out to sea later this month with equipment that may zero in on the galleon's location....
Originally published 03/18/2013
Edwin Ramsey dies at 95; WWII Army cavalry officer in Philippines
Historians have said that losing the Philippines in the early stages of World War II was a defining event in the career of Gen. Douglas MacArthur.The same could be said of Edwin Ramsey. But Ramsey couldn't admit defeat.After MacArthur's retreat in early 1942, Ramsey, an officer in the 26th Cavalry Regiment of the U.S. Army, joined the Philippine resistance. He eventually headed a guerrilla force that grew to 40,000 enlisted men and officers, supplying crucial intelligence that helped lay the foundation for MacArthur's triumphant return more than two years later....
Originally published 03/15/2013
A Primer on America's Forgotten "Nasty Little War": An Interview with Gregg Jones
An interview about his new book, "Honor in the Dust: Theodore Roosevelt, War in the Philippines, and the Rise and Fall of America's Imperial Dream."
Originally published 01/28/2013
Stanley Karnow, Historian and Journalist, Dies at 87
Stanley Karnow, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and journalist who produced acclaimed books and television documentaries about Vietnam and the Philippines in the throes of war and upheaval, died on Sunday at his home in Potomac, Md. He was 87.The cause was congestive heart failure, said Mr. Karnow's son, Michael.For more than three decades Mr. Karnow was a correspondent in Southeast Asia, working for Time, Life, The Saturday Evening Post, The Washington Post, NBC News, The New Republic, King Features Syndicate and the Public Broadcasting Service. But he was best known for his books and documentaries....
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- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 cups whole milk
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne
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- 1/2 cup fine dry bread crumbs
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Although she has been prodded by various offers to design in the past, Gisele stuck to modeling and endorsing until Dolce & Gabbana gave her an offer she couldn't refuse. The line, Bundchen by Dolce & Gabbana, is set to unveil next Spring. I wonder if it will include any bikinis . . .
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I love gisele, sure her collection will include bikinis.
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blah....lame, i'm sick of these celeb-models getting handed "clothing lines" when there is so much real undiscovered talent in the industry....i'm sure it'll look wonderful. D&G won't let it not
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I wonder how much of the design work she'll actually do. Actually, I wonder that about all of the celebrity lines.
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huh....... dolce & G are already such established designers why would they need Gisele.
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Israeli security and military commanders have criticised Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, accusing him of misleading the Israeli people on important policy issues.
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Does this signal a rift between the prime minister and the country's security establishment and how might it affect Netanyahu's chances of re-election?Yuval Diskin, the former head of the Shin Bet, Israel's domestic intelligence agency, has become the latest member of the country's security establishment to openly criticise Netanyahu.He said Netanyahu and Ehud Barak, his defence minister, should not be trusted to lead policy on Iran and that attacking the Islamic Republic might accelerate Iran's nuclear programme. "I don't believe in either the prime minister or the defence minister," Diskin said. "I don't believe in a leadership that makes decisions based on messianic feelings."Diskin is not alone in his opposition to the prime minister.In comments that contradict those of Netanyahu, Lieutenant-General Benny Gantz, Israel's military chief of staff, told the Haaretz newspaper that he does not think Iran has already made a decision to build nuclear weapons. "Iran is going step-by-step to the place where it will be able to decide whether to manufacture a nuclear bomb," Gantz said. "It hasn't decided yet whether to go the extra mile."
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Territorial disputes between China and centre Asian states boiled over at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) Summit last weekend in Vladivostok, formerly the secretive naval base of the Soviet Russian Pacific Fleet, culminating in President Benigno Aquino's hurried departure on Sunday after failing to hold bilateral talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao on deteriorating Philippine-China relations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin used the summit as a platform to showcase Russia's main Pacific port city as its window on the Asia-Pacific as it shifts the weight of its strategic economic and political interests from Europe to the Pacific. But the summit unmasked deep divisions over worsening territorial disputes in the region.
In opening the summit on Saturday, Putin—the post-Soviet Russian czar—called on the 20 Apec heads of state to open up trade among their countries and warned against rising protectionism. But the spectre of territorial rows reared its head to mar the conference. Hu, speaking at a forum of Apec business leaders, echoed Putin's theme.
"To maintain peace and stability as well as the sound momentum of economic growth in the Asia-Pacific is in the interest of all countries in the region," Hu said. "It is our shared responsibility." He went on to call on all to "ensure that tensions did not escalate into serious conflicts."
Of course, Hu was not calling on China, which is at the centre of the disputes that are churning around the islands, shoals and reefs in the South China Sea (West Philippine Sea) over which China and the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan have overlapping claims. Hu's speech must have been sickening for Aquino to hear, which helps explain why in the photo opportunities during the cocktail reception, Aquino didn't eagerly appear in the front row of the leaders, making himself more comfortable chatting with friendly colleagues, such as US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
The summit was held amid heightening disputes among China, Japan and South Korea over territories in the East China Sea, as well as the rival claims of Southeast Asian nations the Philippines, Vietnam, Brunei, and Malaysia over islands in the South China Sea, all of which is claimed by China. Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda shunned bilateral talks with Hu and with South Korea's Lee Myung-Bak because of Japan's separate dispute with Seoul. Ahead of the summit, the Philippines and Vietnam had harsh words against China, accusing it of carrying out a campaign of intimidation to enforce its claims on the West Philippine Sea.
In Vladivostok, China not only engaged in double talk; it also actively sought to drive a wedge among the Asean rival claimants. Using divide-and-rule tactics, it played them off against one another. Hu held friendly bilateral talks on the sidelines of the conference with Vietnamese President Truong Tan Sang and Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah. Sang told Hu that Hanoi was ready to work with Beijing to push for an early resolution of their disputes through peaceful consultations. While Hu was doing this backdoor lobbying on the Philippines' allies in Asean, he pointedly kept the Filipino delegation in suspense until the last hour on the arrangements of the bilateral meeting with Aquino, thus rubbing salt on wounds.
The president had told his aides that the meeting with Hu was his top priority, not using the summit as an opportunity to attract investments into the Philippines. He was at the wrong place. Putin has said that the opening of the new suspension bridge in Vladivostok across the Golden Horn to rival San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge and the modernising of the port city to the tune of US$21 billion were intended to draw investments into Russia's far eastern region.
The Department of Foreign Affairs has dismissed the fiasco as "a scheduling challenge, but a challenge that turned out to be a bigger challenge than we anticipated." Foreign Secretary Alberto del Rosario said the President was disappointed. "I think that a lot could have been achieved in terms of a meeting between the leaders, for them to be able to share various points of view, and I think that this is not only a downside for the Philippines but also for China. I think this is obviously a missed opportunity," Del Rosario said.
At a press briefing before flying to Vladivostok, the president said he planned to conduct "a frank exchange of thought" with Hu in order "to divorce the talks from diplomatic niceties." The president last met Hu during his state visit to China in August 2011. Since then, relations between the two countries have been going downhill.
Experienced visitors to China, including national delegations invited by Beijing, have learned the lesson that the inscrutable Chinese keep their guests guessing up to the last minute whether they would ever meet with leaders (or with what leaders in the hierarchy) at the Palace of the People in the Forbidden City.
Now the outcome of the standoff over the Spratlys and Scarbourough Shoal is even more uncertain than four months ago, even as Chinese maritime vessels have made their presence permanent at the rock formations claimed by the Philippines as part of its exclusive economic zone. What's certain is that Aquino will never have another chance to meet Hu again in a face-to-face diplomatic encounter.
China is undergoing a top leadership shakeup in the Communist Party Congress within two months. Hu is expected to step down next month. His vice president, Xi Jinping, has been out of sight for more than a week amid rumors of a power struggle in the Politburo.
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