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Police arrested a Northwestern housing staffer Friday morning after he allegedly displayed a knife and threatened a Sodexo employee.
Maurice Henry, 45, told the Sodexo employee he was going to "kill him" after they got into a verbal confrontation, University Police Deputy Chief Dan McAleer said.
McAleer said the Sodexo worker arrived at Sargent Hall to check in for work and was unable to enter the building because it was locked. The worker saw Henry sitting on a couch inside and knocked on the door so Henry would open it, but he did not, police said.
When the worker finally gained access to Sargent, he asked Henry why he did not open the door, McAleer said. After the two started arguing, Henry pushed the Sodexo employee and then pulled out a knife, police said. McAleer said there was a witness who observed the encounter from about 30 feet away.
Henry was in possession of multiple NU keys and a WildCARD, which the police took, McAleer said.
Police arrested Henry and took him to the UP station, McAleer said. He was released on a recognizance bond and charged with misdemeanor aggravated assault. He is scheduled to appear in court on June 8.
University spokesman Al Cubbage and Paul Riel, executive director of Residential Services, deferred their comments to McAleer.
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Mayfest confirmed Monday that Odesza will perform at Dillo Day.
Mayfest teased the group's performance Sunday night, with the front page of the Dillo Day website matching a logo from Odesza's 2014 album "In Return."
An electronic music duo, Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight gained popularity with their first album, "Summer's Gone," in 2012.
Odesza's popular songs include "Say My Name" and "Sun Models." The duo's remix "Lost and Found" was also featured on the "Divergent" movie soundtrack.
The group will play in the festival's electronic music slot at night, which was filled by Ryan Hemsworth last year.
Odesza played at Coachella in April and will play at some of the nation's largest music festivals this year, including Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo.
"What's really cool about them for us is their relevance," said Communication senior Michael Bass, Mayfest's concerts chair. "Odesza is something that we feel makes the electronic community really happy, but also brings in a bunch of different communities that we haven't been able to target with this particular slot."
The group's music crosses a lot of genres, which makes it appealing to a wider range of people, said Mayfest co-chair Ian Robinson, a Medill senior. He said Mayfest received positive reactions from students after they teased the performance Sunday night.
When Mayfest found out Odesza was available for Dillo Day, the group immediately jumped on the opportunity. Odesza was Mayfest's "frontrunner" since day one, Bass said.
"Much like (Charli XCX), their rise is now," he said. "So we're bringing them in their rise which is very exciting. I do think that every student has heard 'Say My Name' and based on the incredible response last night from our teaser, I do think that every student knows something about them to come out and have a great time and enjoy it."
Mayfest has already announced that Charli XCX, a British pop star, will perform at Dillo Day on May 30. Odesza is not the festival's headliner, Robinson said.
Odesza's live performance skills and ability to connect with the audience is what made them stand out from other possible performers, said Steven Goldstein, Mayfest co-chair of promotions.
"One thing that we said with (Charli XCX) that definitely applies here is that we're really looking not just at the biggest possible name, or the trendiest option, or even the best music, but the best live performance," the Medill senior said. "And I think that their live performance encompasses a lot of things that are not typical of an EDM show."
Goldstein said that even if students aren't familiar with Odesza's music, it's "easy to get into once you're actually there."
]]>The group of Evanston participants in the Special Olympics received recognition for being an "outstanding team," the city announced Monday.
Leonard Woodson, the city's Special Olympics program manager, and the Evanston team athletes and coaches received the 11th annual Kevin T. Kendrigan Outstanding Team Award on April 26 at the Special Olympics Illinois Area 18 track meet, which included teams from around Cook County's northern suburbs.
Area director Jordan Feldman lauded Evanston's team for its great athletes and coaches, as well as its impact on the city's community, the news release said.
Feldman also commended the city's participants for their commitment to better the quality of life and emphasize a leisurely lifestyle for those with disabilities through advocacy and awareness, the city said in the release.
The award is named after Kevin T. Kendrigan, who helped to create and improve the Special Olympics Illinois Area 18, according to the release.
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Going into its final non-conference series this week, consistency has been a major issue for Northwestern this season.
The team's problem showed once again in last weekend's series loss to Nebraska. After winning Saturday's game 5-0, the Wildcats posted their own goose egg Sunday in an 11-0 defeat.
NU will start a two-game set Tuesday against Kansas. The Cats have their eyes on building and harnessing positive momentum before heading into their final two Big Ten series.
"We just got to do a better job of when we get that little bit of positive momentum, keeping it rolling and moving forward with it, and whenever something bad happens improving on it," senior catcher Scott Heelan said of the team's inconsistency following the Nebraska series. "Baseball is a game of adjustments, so we just got to keep going out there and trying our best."
The Cats sit three games out of the Big Ten Tournament with six conference games remaining, so the team's margin for error is slim.
And it will be even slimmer if star centerfielder Kyle Ruchim remains sidelined with an oblique injury.
Coach Paul Stevens has not set a timetable for the senior prospect's recovery.
"Right now, he's out," Stevens said. "I'm not taking a chance on injuring him or playing him. He's our best player and I love him to death. But until he's ready to go I'm not jeopardizing his career."
NU's weak point this season has been on the mound, but the bats have taken a step back as well with Ruchim on the bench.
Although the 11-0 loss Sunday was a disaster on both sides, the Cats received stellar pitching performances in the first two games from senior Brandon Magallones and junior Matt Portland.
Magallones allowed 3 runs in eight innings while striking out eight batters, and Mason tossed a complete-game shutout, the first of his career, in NU's only win of the series. He earned Big Ten Pitcher of the Week honors Monday.
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Evanston officials will aim to deter young people from violence and create a greater sense of community.
The "Evanston Own It" proclamation, signed by Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl and city clerk Rodney Greene, encourages residents to be more invested in their surrounding community, the city announced Monday.
The proclamation came about after a meeting between Tisdahl and community faith leaders in July 2014. It stresses that residents should be able to live in a protected community where everyone takes responsibility for that happens, regardless of where they live.
"The goal of 'Evanston Own It' is to build a stronger sense of community," Patricia A. Efiom, a pastor at the local Ebenezer AME Church, said in a news release. "We wish to help mold the community to be engaged with one another in all aspects of community life."
Evanston faith-based organizations will provide support to the proclamation and work with residents to achieve its goals, the city said. They will also help spread the idea that what happens to one person in the city affects everyone.
"We are especially committed to providing opportunities for our youth to have meaningful opportunities to come to know and be in partnership with the larger community," Efiom said in the release. "We believe that through 'Evanston Own It' we will help to create a stronger, safer Evanston."
To support the proclamation's message, the faith community will host "Evanston Sings," a choir concert with about 250 participants. The event will take place at 7 p.m. on June 19 at Evanston Township High School. All proceeds will go to the 2016 mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program.
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The InterContinental Hotels Group, one of the world's largest hotel companies, can trace its origins all the way back to 1777 and has steadily built up its business to a market cap of almost $10.1 billion. Airbnb, a 7-year-old Internet space-renting company and another leader in the industry, is in the process of fundraising that would value it at $20 billion. Welcome to the new economy.
Last May, I wrote a column detailing how, due to rampant overvaluations, Silicon Valley was headed to hell in a handbasket and the bursting of the "hashtag" bubble was just around the corner. I decried how some of the central pillars of the most rapidly accelerating industry in our economy could possibly be built simply on the promise of future advertising profits. But you know, it turned out I was wrong.
That bubble has continued to inflate and proves to be much more elastic than many others, and myself, thought possible. How has Silicon Valley possibly defied expectations this time yet again? The answer is not simple. It is largely the result of more pervasive economic factors and legislation that continues to encourage investment in the industry, but it is also the result of the valley succeeding in diversifying its impact across a wide swath of industries.
When Uber launched five years ago, it saw an opportunity to attach itself to and dominate a market that had yet to be disrupted by the digital age. It believed that taxi services had grown complacent in their shared success and had failed to bring consumers the level of innovation that could reasonably be expected. Today, Uber's valuation leaves it at about $41 billion. It has achieved a Fortune 500-equivalent valuation in just a few years by championing an intuitive interface with simple payment options made possible by the proliferation of smartphones.
The lingering question plaguing investor and venture capitalist minds is whether valuations like Uber's and Airbnb's are realistic. When Facebook was valued at $104 billion upon going public in 2012, investors faced the same question only to kick themselves years later as they realized how much they had low-balled Facebook's potential for growth. Three years later, Facebook is the 13th most valuable U.S. company with a market cap of almost $225 billion.
The lessons of Facebook have majorly influenced the amount of money pumped into the valley. In January, Fortune estimated more than 80 privately held companies had been given "unicorn" status by venture capitalists, meaning valuations of $1 billion or more. Many of these companies have been founded in the past several years while others are more than a decade old and are just now managing to find their major investors.
With this massive influx of funds comes a fear of flying too close to the sun. These unicorns are forcing investors to speculate about how many of these 80 companies with hundreds of millions — and in some cases, billions — of venture capital funding are going to survive. Could a few dead unicorns kill the Icarian Silicon Valley, or is it on the fast track to spreading its innovation across so many industries that it effectively becomes bubble-proof?
What's so intensely exciting about Silicon Valley right now is that it appears the latter option is now more feasible than ever. The transportation sector is one of the most apparent cases of this, where new consumer technologies are rapidly changing the underlying tenets of how the entire industry operates. With ride-sharing powered by Uber and Lyft, self-driving vehicles powered by Google and ultra-efficient battery technologies pursued and researched by Tesla, among others, we may be at the cusp of a breaking point due solely to the innovation of the valley.
With the advent of so many amazing technologies, ones that are gaining funding at heightening rates, it's easier for me to express optimism in the future of Silicon Valley. All bubbles must eventually burst or deflate, but if the valley can continue to diversify its innovation into revamping major industries' ways of doing business, then the destruction will in no way match that of the dot-com bubble crash of 2000. That being said, assured growth and risk-free speculation beget recklessness and greed as we see in markets like these time and time again, so it would be wise for investors and founders not to fully forget the sins of the past. Regardless, it will be exciting to see how many industries this crazy place touches as it flies toward the sun before eventually either crashing down or launching a revolutionary update to its obsolete wings.
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]]>In January 2014, Mexico made a bold stride against its obesity rate of 32.8 percent by instituting a controversial policy innovation: a tax on sugary beverages. After New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's attempts to ban large quantities of such beverages were blocked by a state judge in 2013, Mexico's tax carried the potential to sway public favor regarding the regulation of unhealthy drinks.
The initial results in Mexico are auspicious, revealing a 10 percent decrease in the sale of taxed beverages and a 7 percent increase in the sale of untaxed beverages in the first quarter of 2014. In conjunction with a study linking sugary beverages and obesity in Mexico, statistics suggest taxes could lower obesity rates and reduce the incidence of associated health concerns.
The National Institute of Public Health, also known as INSP, initially estimated the tax would prevent up to 630,000 cases of diabetes in Mexico by 2030. Proponents of the policy stressed that the goal of the tax was education, with the added cost serving partly as an indicator of the health risks of sugary drinks. Soft drink manufacturers ran campaigns against the movement focused on a potential decrease in jobs and industry in Mexico, while supporters of the tax depicted individuals who had lost limbs due to diabetes. The overall situation echoed the political battle between tobacco companies and regulatory agencies that has been raging for several decades in the United States.
The health commissioner of New York City expressed his aspiration that Mexico's tax would have the potential to serve as a precedent, and a doctor from the INSP expected Mexico's efforts would precipitate change elsewhere.
Last November, these hopes began to manifest themselves when voters in Berkeley, California, passed the first tax in the nation on sugary beverages. Over the past five years, beverage manufacturers have spent over $100 million to defeat such policies in more than two dozen cities and states.
Most recently, on April 1, a 2 percent tax on not only sugary drinks, but unhealthy foods as a collective body, took effect in the Navajo Nation in the southwest United States. The controversiality of this tax was amplified by the lack of healthy food options in the Navajo Nation, a region the size of Panama with only 10 grocery stores. The bulk of available food comes from gas stations and convenience stores, and thus 80 percent of all food sold qualifies for the tax.
The wide range of situations in which individuals suffer from obesity makes uniform policy solutions infeasible. Moreover, while comprehensive taxes covering all forms of unhealthy sustenance inevitably carry greater potential than taxes restricted to beverages, measures with such a broad scope invite even greater challenges. Water tends to come at the same price or cheaper than specialty beverages, but fresh produce often represents a steep price increase over "junk food." The availability and affordability of healthy nourishment varies dramatically even within each country, requiring the prudent crafting of new laws and regulations.
The resulting situation in the Navajo Nation essentially forces residents to pay higher prices for their only practical forms of sustenance. The poverty rate of 43 percent amplifies the ethical dubiousness of such policies. Healthy foods are both expensive and inaccessible. However, the problem of obesity is nonetheless of pressing concern in the Navajo Nation, where one in three individuals is pre-diabetic or diabetic. In 2009, heart disease was the second leading cause of death, and 15 to 20 percent of Navajo youth were reported to be morbidly obese.
The high potential for positive health effects is no reason to ignore ethical concerns. Policies must be created with care to ensure no additional burden is placed on the affected populations. The incorporation of initiatives aimed to improve accessibility to healthy food and drink alternatives may be necessary. One nonprofit program called Wholesome Wave focuses on connecting economically disadvantaged individuals with local produce. This effort represents the goals that must be embraced in conjunction with regulatory policies.
The policies also represent a goal much greater than forcing populations to purchase healthy items. As mentioned above, one primary goal of the regulations is education. The classification of certain foods and drinks as unhealthy ushers in an awareness of nutrition, and the money raised by the taxes is often used for further health initiatives. For instance, in Mexico, people often turn to sugary soda due to the inavailability of clean drinking water. Thus, the money raised from the tax will be used to fund drinking water in public schools. In the Navajo Nation, the funds will likewise be used for a variety of wellness initiatives. As a result, the policies effectively combat obesity on two distinct fronts.
If policies aimed at reducing the consumption of unhealthy food and drinks are designed with the required consideration for the public, the laws should not be viewed as a form of oppression. Just as taxes on cigarettes serve as a means to flag smoking as an unhealthy activity and thus discourage the practice to save lives, "junk food" taxes also have the potential to educate the public on the dangers of consuming these foods and discourage their intake to alleviate suffering on a large scale.
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]]>Northwestern returned to Big Ten play this weekend with a three-game series against Nebraska, dropping two out of three to the Cornhuskers.
NU was hampered by the absence of senior star Kyle Ruchim, who is dealing with a strained oblique. Coach Paul Stevens said he didn't want to take any risks with Ruchim's long-term health and elected to keep him on the bench for the series.
The Wildcats (15-31, 5-13 Big Ten) lost the series opener with the Cornhuskers (33-17, 8-10) 4-2 Friday in a contest featuring strong performances by both starting pitchers.
NU senior Brandon Magallones pitched eight complete innings with eight strikeouts, allowing 3 runs. Nebraska senior Chance Sinclair tossed seven innings with no earned runs.
"He had a solid outing," head coach Paul Stevens said of Magallones. "But there are still some things in that outing that I think if you ask him, he will tell you there were a couple of things he did that he would love to take back."
One such instance came in the top of the fifth. Nebraska senior right fielder Austin Darby smacked a single on a 2-2 count to right with the bases loaded to give Nebraska a 3-2 lead.
"I threw a curveball there, and I was just a little up with it," Magallones said. "I wanted to get it down in the zone, and I was probably about four inches up, and he hit it pretty good."
Darby's hit proved to be the game-winner, as the Huskers added an insurance run in the ninth.
The weather was nearly perfect on Saturday, and NU put forth a nearly perfect performance, rolling to a 5-0 bounce-back victory.
Junior Matt Portland pitched a complete game shutout, striking out eight.
"Portland threw the best game of his life, so we're really thrilled about that," Stevens said. "(He's) just the kid who's coming into his own, and you're going to see him around the game for a long, long time not only at this level but at the next level."
Senior catcher Scott Heelan and sophomore left fielder Joe Hoscheit led the way for the Cats offensively. Each posted a pair of hits and an RBI.
"It's easy to hit in this lineup when there's so many guys who always put up great at-bats," Heelan said. "We just feed off each other well as a lineup and it was my turn to come through."
On Sunday, the Cats celebrated Paul Stevens Day in honor of their coach, who announced earlier this season he will retire after 31 years with the team.
But the celebrating stopped after the pre-game ceremony, as Nebraska rolled past the Cats.
Junior Reed Mason got the start, but lasted only three innings, giving up 5 earned runs. While the Cats' offense sputtered, Nebraska kept building on their lead, scoring in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings of an 11-0 victory.
One bright spot for the Cats was Heelan, who was again productive. He finished the day with a pair of hits.
Stevens felt the pre-game ceremony had something to do with the poor performance.
"There was too much hoopla in the beginning," Stevens said. "I'm very grateful, and … very humbled, but at the end of the day we needed to go to battle. I told them I take the blame for what happened today, and I know that they'll be back going to war on Tuesday, Wednesday and next weekend at Michigan. I can't wait to get back at it with them."
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Mayfest hinted at Odesza on Monday night as a potential performer at Dillo Day.
The front page of the Dillo Day website showed a logo matching an image on Odesza's 2014 album "In Return."
An electronic music duo, Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight gained popularity with their first album, "Summer's Gone" in 2012.
Odesza's popular songs include "Say My Name" and "Sun Models." The duo's remix
"Lost and Found" was also featured in the "Divergent" movie soundtrack.
Mayfest has not confirmed whether the group will perform. Charli XCX is the only confirmed performer for this year's festival, which will take place May 30.
Correction: A previous version of this story misspelled Odesza's name. The Daily regrets the error.
]]>Two Northwestern football players had their name called Saturday in the 2015 NFL Draft, and five more were signed as undrafted free agents immediately afterward.
Safety Ibraheim Campbell was the first selected from NU, with 16th pick in the fourth round (115th overall) by the Cleveland Browns. The only other NU player chosen was quarterback Trevor Siemian, who went to the Denver Broncos with the 33rd pick of the seventh round (250th overall). Siemian's selection confirmed pre-draft reports that the Broncos were interested in the signal caller.
Soon after the draft ended, five more Wildcats inked undrafted free agent contracts. Center Brandon Vitabile joined Indianapolis, linebacker Jimmy Hall went to Oakland, linebacker Chi Chi Ariguzo signed with San Diego, receiver Tony Jones signed with Washington and receiver Kyle Prater joined Campbell on the Browns.
The seven NU players entering the NFL matches the number currently on rosters around the league.
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Kelly Osbourne together with her mum will be collaborating with MAC.
Sharon and Kelly Osbourne to create new MAC make-up line
THE famous mother-daughter duo announced their upcoming collaboration with makeup brand MAC via social media. The first collection from the partnership is expected to arrive this June.
British singer and TV presenter Kelly Osbourne came right out with the news on her Twitter account ("Secret's out! Mum & I are excited to announce our upcoming collections w/ maccosmetics for June '14. #MACOsbournes.")
Kelly Osbourne accompanied the message with an image of a tube of lipstick with the MAC logo and her own signature.
Meanwhile, Kelly's mother Sharon posted a photo of herself holding a quartet of eyeshadows, also designed in partnership with the make-up brand.
So far, MAC has not provided any additional information on the contents of the new line or the inspirations behind it, other than the month of release. – AFP Relaxnews
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Just get in. That's conventional wisdom when it comes to the NHL playoffs, because once you are in, anything can happen.
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Plenty of women go back to work when their baby is a year old and it makes financial sense to do so, Prime Minister John Key says.
He was responding to claims that the first round of welfare reforms announced on Monday amounted to beneficiary bashing and were unrealistic.
Under the changes, solo parents on a benefit would be required to look for part-time work when their youngest child is five and fulltime work when that child turns 14.
Controversially, mothers who have an additional baby while already on a benefit will be required to look for work after 12 months.
Last year 4000 babies were born to mothers already on the domestic purposes benefit.
Mr Key said yesterday that a mother who returned to work would be $10,000 a year better off than she would be on the DPB.
That's because she would earn a minimum of $22,204 under the family tax credit system as well as a further $3120 for in-work tax credits.
Compared with the $15,000 she would get in benefit payments, her household would be "considerably better off".
The Government was spending money on childcare and other costs to help women prepare for work, he told Parliament.
"I personally think it is actually helping those families to give them the assistance, to give them the training, to give them the childcare facilities, and to actually make sure that they get an opportunity to fill their lives."
It was unfair to suggest parents who went to work were abandoning their children, Mr Key said.
"A large proportion of New Zealand women with children do go to work, and they go to work and rely on the childcare facilities that are in place right across the country.
"What they are doing is trying to support their home."
Mr Key said there were "plenty of jobs out there for people if they look really hard".
"Now obviously, not for every single person, but people do find work, and the economy is constantly creating new jobs."
The Household Labour Force Survey, produced by Statistics New Zealand, found 62,000 jobs were created over the past two years and the ANZ Bank job report for January showed jobs were on offer in every region of the country, with 30,000 positions available, he said.
"If you look at Work and Income, they receive 1300 to 1500 vacancies a week; on average they have 3500 jobs on offer."
However, Labour's social development spokeswoman, Jacinda Ardern, said National Employment Indicators made public yesterday showed there were almost 40,000 fewer jobs than when National took office in 2008, and fewer jobs than when Mr Key held his job summit in 2009.
"More people attended the job summit than have got jobs out of it."
NZ First leader Winston Peters said the Government's forecast in its May 2010 Budget said there would be 170,000 new jobs by 2015, meaning 34,000 new jobs needed to be created every year.
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Elections are coming up in Spain and the ruling parties are having a tough go of it. Parties of the far left and right making gains. Any talk by these winning parties of "reforming" the banking system in Spain to help the "people" will send the PPS pf SAN in a nosedive. Let's see what elections bring. You've been notified.
STEM gunna need stem cells to fix today. Crushing loss day. Crushing.
I get several different numbers on how much crude is still there. One said no amount by said ten years, another eight years and so forth. So what is the best guess the life of the reserve?
I wish you conservatives would learn what Communism is. You are all intellectually lazy and ignorant. I f you don;t like something (anything liberal) just call it Communist or/and socialist. if you don;t like the colored guy call him a Kenyon? Yes, PBR has a lot of debt. they make enough money to cover the debt. Green revolution is till a decade away. The government of Brazil backstops the company of PBR. It will not go BK.
This is a spec stock. I have been following this stock since 2004. I think I made $150 on the stock over the years buying and selling. Stem cells may or may not work. In 20 years, sure they could be a $100 stock. Then again probably not.
Down ,more down. One of worse days EVER for this stock.
Cry, cry for you. What are you haters going to do when Hilary is Prez. You will whine and rant yourself to death. Please do. STEM? Don't just sit there sue somebody. You're going to funkyland bozo.
Nothin like an offering to slam dunk investors cold. Thar she blows!
You're going down.
Sorry, Jesus (if that is your god's name) died July 22nd, 1969. So long ago but people want to hold on to their god. Without their god their world spins out of control and into the abyss, like now. If jesus is god. your mind will now spin out of control. God is dead.
Zombie SAN just mucking around. It will hover around $7.
...smaller portions every week of grease and sugar. MickeyD going down. Tastes change and the don't have the taste anymore.
Greece is committing suicide in slow motion. Sooner or later they are going to either cut spending (austerity) and pensions or get out of the EU----both are painful. But the Greeks brought this on all by themselves. This is way too risky to buy now.
PBR will of course go down today. I am not a short. PBR is not out of the woods but the trees are getting father apart. Now all PBR has to do is get past the bribery scandal and riots in the streets as well as the suicide by crude OPEC is doing and....of course the general economy of Brazil. I believe lows are in and you longs are on your rocky way up. Oh PBR could drop their dividend as paltry as it is.
I just heard that the governor has pardoned RESN. It is still on Death Row, but waiting for appeals.
Yawn. DB doesn't exactly have a great prediction record. It is one bank helping another. SAN does need all the help it can get.
I have a job thanks. There is NO volume today. Zombie volume and dead stock trading.
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"Unashamed" performed by Crosspoint Creative Guild. Directed by Mark Cantu. Mixed and engineered by Jacob Walker. Buy TODAY on iTunes at: http://goo.gl/YTpdBf www.crosspointcreative.me LYRICS: Found within Your perfect grace Called to run the Father's race Saved from death's eternal pain Freed to praise Your holy name And we sing unashamed of the One Who made us And we cry out the name Of the One Who saved us... Jesus Fearless when temptation's near Strong, for we know You are here Humbled by Your precious love Glory and honor to the Lord above! And we sing unashamed of the One Who made us And we cry out the name Of the One Who saved us... Jesus Your fire consumes me Let me dance in the flame My enemies bruise me I will sing unashamed And we sing unashamed of the One Who made us And we cry out the name Of the One Who saved us... Jesus Scott Ivey: Lyrics, Structure Arrangement, Lead Vocals and Acoustic Guitar Rio Schonberg: Arrangement and Electric Lead Guitar John Herzog: Arrangement and Bass guitar Nick Lewis: Arrangement, Piano, Organ and Keys Paul Olde: Arrangement, Backing Vocals and Acoustic Guitar Nathan Crawford: Arrangement, and Drums Carrie Murphy: Arrangement and Backing Vocals Amy Filla: Arrangement and Backing Vocals
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