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Wingate Honored For Athletic Excellence
Rock Hill, S.C.----For the first time in 21 years, the South Atlantic Conference Echols Athletic Excellence Award has ended in a tie. Three-time defending champion Wingate University using a strong push in the spring to catch Carson-Newman College, the conference announced today. Both Wingate and Carson-Newman finished the year with 94.5 points. The Bulldogs win for the fourth consecutive year. Wingate is the first current SAC school to win four Echols Athletic Excellence Awards in a row.
"This is a great accomplishment for everyone involved in athletics at Wingate University," Wingate president Dr. Jerry McGee says. "All of our fans join me in offering congratulations to our coaches and student-athletes."
The second-place school after the fall and winter sports seasons, the Bulldogs won the conference championship in baseball and finished second in men's tennis. Wingate also posted third-place finishes in women's tennis and men's and women's golf in the spring. Earlier, Wingate also won its fourth-consecutive conference regular season title in volleyball. The Bulldogs earned a second-place finish in football.
"We believe this award is a testament to the overall quality of our athletic program at the University," Wingate vice-president and director of athletics Steve Poston says. "Our victory supports our commitment to the fact every student-athlete and every sport is extremely important (to us)."
Poston believes the SAC Echols Athletic Excellence Award belongs to the entire Wingate family. "I consider this an institutional honor," Poston asserts. "It is not limited to athletics. We share the SAC Echols Athletic Excellence Award with our faculty, staff, fans and friends."
Carson-Newman had a 5.5 point lead after the winter championships, but Wingate picked up 43 points in the spring's six championship sports. Carson-Newman had the third-best point total in the spring with 37.5 points. The Eagles win the award for the fourth time in school history. Carson-Newman won the trophy in 2003, 2004 and 2006.
Carson-Newman won conference championships in football and men's and women's soccer. The Eagles had second-place finishes in volleyball, women's cross country, softball and women's golf.
Seventh in the overall standings heading into the spring, Lincoln Memorial University jumped to third place by picking up 39 points to finish with 73.5 points overall. It is the best finish for the LMU Railsplitters since joining the league in 2006. Lincoln Memorial had championships in men's golf and men's and women's tennis.
The second-place team in the Echols Athletic Excellence race the past two years, Tusculum College stands in fourth place with 70 total points. Tusculum shared the women's tennis title with LMU; the Pioneers had second-place finishes in women's soccer and men's basketball.
Lenoir-Rhyne University is in fifth place with 66.5 points. The Bears won championships in women's cross country, women's basketball and softball. LRU earned a second-place finish in men's cross country.
Catawba College grabs sixth place with 65.5 points. The Catawba Indians won the men's basketball championship and tied for second in baseball. Newberry College is seventh with 64 points. Newberry won the women's golf championship; the scarlet-and-gray finished second in men's golf and women's basketball.
Mars Hill College is eighth with 57 points. The Lions won the men's cross country championship for the 13th consecutive year. Mars Hill tied for second place in baseball. Brevard College finished with 42.5 points. The Tornados tied for second in men's basketball for their best finish.
The South Atlantic Conference Echols Athletic Excellence Award is presented annually to the member athletic department that earns the highest overall finish based on final regular season standings. Points are based on final tournament standings in the sports of men's cross country, women's cross country, men's golf and women's golf. The trophy is presented at the SAC Annual Business Meeting at the conclusion of each year. The trophy is named in honor of former SAC Commissioner Doug Echols.
Founded in 1896, Wingate University is a private four-year co-educational institution of 2,159 students offering active learning opportunities through personalized instruction, world travel, career discovery and community service.
Wingate offers more than 40 undergraduate majors in arts and sciences, business, communication, education, fine arts, music and sport sciences. It also offers graduate degrees in business, education, physician assistant studies and sport administration. In addition, the school awards the doctor of pharmacy and the doctor of education degrees.
Bulldog student-athletes compete in 19 NCAA Division II sports. Wingate University has won the South Atlantic Conference Echols Athletic Excellence Award for the past three years.


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Sometimes lines are planned out under the watchful eyes of the coaching staff after weeks of practice, sometimes they are put together because of a certain chemistry. And then there is the third reason – necessity.
With the recent injury to Justin Williams, coach Paul Maurice seems to have found a winner with a second line of Matt Cullen centering veteran Ray Whitney, along with perennial checker and opposition pest Chad LaRose.
On Sunday, Cullen was the main hero, notching his first career hat trick with an empty netter after the game was long decided as the Carolina Hurricanes remained hot with a 5-2 victory over the Colorado Avalanche – a club they hadn't beaten in 13 seasons.
The 15 goals scored over this recent three-game winning streak is a season high and kept the Canes within one point of a playoff spot -- and just four points out of fourth place in the Eastern Conference. That's how tight things have gotten with 21 games left.
"When you look at the standings you can say we're chasing eighth, but we're sitting here today four points out of fourth," Maurice said. "It's all controlling your emotions over the last 25 or 30 games of the season. If you lose a game like we did against Boston, you have to be able to come back and win the next one. We've won four of our last five, but if we hadn't it would be over. We would be nine points out of that eighth seed and in a world of trouble."
The last two home wins have been impressive coming off a combined 15-2 RBC pasting last week against Southeast Division rival Florida, Columbus and Boston. In wins over the Lightning and Colorado, the Canes outshot the opponent 80-32.
"The sky is the limit for us," Cullen said when asked about the team going 10-5 since a season-worst five-game skid a month ago. "There are a few teams within reach for us so it's exciting to be where we are. With this last stretch we've put ourselves in a good position, but it's important for us to realize we're not in yet and we've got a long way to go. But at least we're in the hunt. It's a race now."
Maybe more important yet again Sunday was the effort and intensity.
"The coaches have pounded it into our heads that we need to jump to loose pucks and skating is where it's at, that's our asset on this team," LaRose said. "When we're jumping to loose pucks we're at our best."
The Canes got off to a rough start with Colorado's first shot on goal 59 seconds into the game slipping past Cam Ward.
Tim Conboy's third fight in as many games three minutes later seemed to get Carolina back into the game after a sloppy beginning, and Cullen scored his 17th off a rebound from a LaRose shot. The goal moved Cullen within one point of 400 for his NHL career.
"He's been a big boost to us," LaRose said of Conboy, who has three fights in as many games since being recalled from the minors. "We knew we were going to be a bit sluggish coming out because we didn't practice Saturday, trying to get a little rest, so his fight and his couple of big hits got the crowd into it and got us excited."
Cullen reached that 400-point milestone 1:19 into the second on a wraparound goal to give the Canes a 2-1 lead. That advantage was short-lived as Darcy Tucker got free in front of Ward and scored 53 seconds after Cullen's second.
Joni Pitkanen, returning to the lineup after missing two games with an upper body injury, gave the Canes the lead for good heading into the third when he poked home a rebound off a Tuomo Ruutu shot as the team skated 4-on-4 late in the second.
Ryan Bayda gave the Canes some breathing room midway through the third despite the team going 0-for-8 on the power play.
Cullen scored his third goal in the final 32 seconds after taking a pass from Whitney and planting the puck into the empty net.
"I feel like I'm getting a bigger role and I enjoy that, any player wants that," said Cullen, who has played 20 or more minutes in each of the last two wins. "I'm just happy to be able to contribute. I'll do whatever this team needs to win. I want to be in the playoffs and I want to make another run like we did a few years ago."
The Canes received a scare midway through the period when Eric Staal, playing in his 315th consecutive game, received a jolt from Ryan Smyth and left the ice favoring his shoulder. After missing one power play shift, Staal returned but couldn't ignite a poor man-advantage showing in the first period in which the Canes registered just six shots on four scoreless power plays.
NOTES: Cullen has goals in seven of his last 12 games. … After allowing just one first-period shot Friday against Tampa Bay, the Canes allowed just five to Colorado in the opening 20 minutes. … Whitney's assist on Cullen's second goal gave him nine 50-point seasons in his career. … Cullen had 10 two-goal games in his career prior to his hat trick. … Staal recorded nine shots one game after registering 10. … Whitney was a plus 4. … Ward reached 25 wins for the third straight season. … The Avs were 12-0-3 against the Canes dating to Feb. 9, 1996, before losing Sunday.
1st Period | ||||
00:59 COL | Wojtek Wolski (14) ASST: NONE | 1 - 0 COL | ||
07:00 CAR | Matt Cullen (17) ASST: Chad LaRose (7), Joni Pitkanen (20) | 1 - 1 Tie | ||
2nd Period | ||||
01:19 CAR | Matt Cullen (18) ASST: Chad LaRose (8), Ray Whitney (32) | 2 - 1 CAR | ||
02:12 COL | Darcy Tucker (6) ASST: Chris Stewart (7), Brett Clark (10) | 2 - 2 Tie | ||
17:06 CAR | Joni Pitkanen (6) ASST: Tuomo Ruutu (21), Dennis Seidenberg (18) | 3 - 2 CAR | ||
3rd Period | ||||
08:49 CAR | Ryan Bayda (5) ASST: Jussi Jokinen (12), Anton Babchuk (11) | 4 - 2 CAR | ||
19:28 CAR | EN - Matt Cullen (19) ASST: Ray Whitney (33) | 5 - 2 CAR |
1st Period | ||
01:10 COL | Milan Hejduk Hi-sticking against Tim Gleason | |
03:55 CAR | Tim Conboy Fighting (maj) against Chris Stewart | |
03:55 COL | Chris Stewart Fighting (maj) against Tim Conboy | |
08:32 COL | Milan Hejduk Tripping against Sergei Samsonov | |
12:16 COL | Cody McCormick Roughing against Chad LaRose | |
15:40 CAR | Jussi Jokinen Unsportsmanlike conduct against Darcy Tucker | |
15:40 COL | Darcy Tucker Slashing against Jussi Jokinen | |
17:54 COL | Cody McCormick Hi-sticking against Dennis Seidenberg | |
2nd Period | ||
07:58 CAR | Chad LaRose Delaying Game-Puck over glass | |
15:12 CAR | Anton Babchuk Holding against Ryan Smyth | |
16:14 COL | Wojtek Wolski Tripping against Eric Staal | |
19:31 COL | Ben Guite Hooking against Tuomo Ruutu | |
3rd Period | ||
01:41 COL | Ian Laperriere Tripping against Joni Pitkanen | |
11:27 COL | Darcy Tucker Slashing against Patrick Eaves | |
13:19 CAR | Tuomo Ruutu Delaying Game-Puck over glass |
Saves: 34 | EV: 23 - 27 |
Saves: 17 | EV: 14 - 16 |


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We understand that Secretary of State John Kerry placed a frantic call to Iranian Foreign Affairs Minister Mohammad Zarif yesterday after the Supreme Leader's speech on the occasion of National Nuclear Technology Day. According to the partial transcript provided to us, the conversation went down like this: John Kerry: Mohammad, your Supreme Leader is killing us! We understand he might have gotten carried away in the spirit of the day. »
Thoughts from the ammo line
Ammo Grrrll returns with VISITING MY PEOPLE, a Six-Part Love Letter and Travelogue of Sorts. She writes: My parents were celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary (Holy Moly, Rocky!), followed four days later, by my Mother's 94th birthday. (More on these in Part Six. Hang in there with me!) It was time to leave Arizona for Minnesota. In March, the iffiest of months, weather-wise. We have discussed my aversion to flying. »
Marie explains, in words you can understand
Former Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and George Shultz collaborated on a devastating Wall Street Journal column (accessible here via Google) criticizing the pending arrangement with Iran. Asked about the column at a State Department briefing, department spokesman Marie Harf demonstrated that she may not have learned everything she needs to know in kindergarten. Her response had a sort of na-na-boo-boo quality to it: "I didn't hear a lot of »
A Stillness at Appomattox
Today is the 150th anniversary of Lee's surrender to Grant at Appomattox on April 9, 1865, ending our Civil War. Carl Cannon observes the occasion in this RealClearPolitics column as does Jarrett Stepman in a good Breitbart column. To these columns I would only like to append a brief literary footnote. Bruce Catton's three-volume history of the Army of the Potomac concludes with Catton's Pulitzer Prize-winning book A Stillness at »
A word from their Supreme Leader
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CEMETERY, (Palmer Road, Madison, Al.), MADISON COUNTY, ALABAMA
Mapping the location
Area Views of the cemetery: 5934, 5935,
CARTWRIGHT, H. B. (Hezekiah Bradley), 31 Mar 1812 - 21 Sep 1866.
(son of John Cartwright who lived here also. Where is his grave?; married Martha
(Vaughn) (Bailey), the widow of Elijah Bailey*) (This
grave is next to the bank of Palmer Road and in danger of caving off into the
ditch. 5936, 5937,
"H. B. CARTWRIGHT, born March 31, 1812 Died Sept 21, 1866."
CRUTCHER, Chaney, cir 1803 - died 19 Dec 1848. (Inscription
on tomb very faint and hard to read)
5941, 5942,
5943, 5944, 5945,
5946, 5947, 5948,
"Sacred to the memory of Chaney Crutcher
who departed this life Dec 19, 1848 AGED 45 YEARS 6 Mo & 23 days."
CRUTCHER, Thomas, E., 28 Jun 1845 - 3 Sep 1846. "Son of E. C. & Evalina Crutcher", Aged 14 Months & 6 Days 5949,
5950, 5951, 5952,
5953, 5954
"Sacred to the memory of Thos E. CRUTCHER, son of E. C. & Evalina
CRUTCHER, who was born June 28, 1845 & died 3 Sept. 1846, Aged 14 Mos &
6 days.
R. . . . . . . ., M. R., Footstone, initials "M.R.R." (1870-1910 style footstone) (Where is the headstone?) 5940
Unknown memorial - box tomb with missing top. (Is the top sunken into the ground next to the base?) 5939
Unknown pile of limestone rock in the southeastern part of
cemetery. Looks as if it were put there recently -
perhaps within the last 50 years. Its disposition may or may not affect the
history of this graveyard, but some of the stones may have marked graves at one
time, because their surface looks old. 5955
This graveyard is an oasis of neglect surrounded by wealth. Some of the graves/monuments are very near the
road bank and in danger of sliding off into the ditch. Some
fieldstones or box tomb base stones have already fallen into the ditch. The only
standing stone is that of H.B. Cartwright and it is in danger from being on the
bank of Palmer Road.
*Sourced from an article in the Huntsville Times
Wednesday, 7 Sep 2011, by John Rankin, Vintage writer.
Listings & Links developed by Mary Bob McClain 17 Oct 2010 of Birmingham Alabama
using photos dated 16 Mar 2010 by C. Wayne Austin. Added here with appropriate commentary & editing by
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Reviews For Whispers 1/?
Reviewer: Allanaya (Anonymous)
16 Mar 2007 5:49 pm
"General Jonathan 'Jack' O'Neill-Jackson"
thats a mouthful
Reviewer: A Cat Called McKay (Anonymous)
08 Dec 2006 4:14 am
oh evil john. hope cammeron is able to save poor rodney and I hope john isnt really evil blame it on a space virus or somthing
Reviewer: duff (Anonymous)
02 Jul 2006 11:42 pm
This is sure an area that few authors have explored, at least from Rodney as John's victim. John has always had a darker, unexplored side. I guess as AU more explanation of his change in behavior is unnecessary, but would be interesting. Strangely, or not(thanks to Rodney whump) this is the first time I have found Mitchell to not be totally annoying. Also annoying is to have a quote from one character, to be immediately followed on the same line by another character name who is merely responding to the quote. That response should be a new paragraph. Thanks for sharing.
Hope to read more soon. Please!
Reviewer: firstname.lastname@example.com (Anonymous)
29 Jun 2006 2:38 am
I Love this story, its a very unique AU, and from what i know not that many abuse stories with rodney the one being hurt and is it wrong to say i like it?
Cant wait for more.
Reviewer: angelwings (Signed)
15 Jun 2006 2:40 am
oh god poor lorne! stop killing of people i love! lol. nah seriously i lovr your work, and this one is as FAB as the rest. keep up the great work! *kisses puddles feet!*
Reviewer: gfpc (Anonymous)
13 Jun 2006 1:56 am
Uh-oh. Things are gonna get ugly!
Poor Lorne.... Looks like Mitchell needs to avenge his death. As well as protect Rodney.
I love the story so far, hope you'll be able to post more soon.
Reviewer: Elle (Anonymous)
11 Jun 2006 4:38 pm
I usually love John and Rodney as a couple, but for the first time EVER I want Rodney to leave him!! I love this fic, it's fantastic, please update soon :)
Reviewer: Shaddow (Anonymous)
10 Jun 2006 10:53 pm
BDU should be capitalized.
[is thorpughly amused by Rodney's middle name] Oddly enough, I want him to have the middle name Michealangelo.
Has Carson seen abuse victims before?
Wait, how does Lorne know Rodney so well? You might wanna include more backstory about them.
Oh . . . wow . . . [swallows] damn . . . I liked Lorne. Although a very nice touch, you're showing just how possesive John really is.
Rodney's gonna get hurt. This is gonna end really badly. I hope you'll send me the rest to beta soon.
Reviewer: gfpc (Anonymous)
31 May 2006 4:26 pm
Hmm, so Cameron and Daniel noticed right away something was wrong. I wonder if anyone on Atlantis realizes what is going on? Great start! Can't wait for more!
Reviewer: Lady Vader (Signed)
31 May 2006 4:39 am
Wow, I really hate John. I became uncomfortable while reading the interaction and the extent of John's control...oh my very powerful images. I don't know if you are going to give reason or explaination on why John is like that or if he was all along and then started showing his true nature once he had Rodney, either way I'm along for the ride. Hope you continue.
take care
Reviewer: Shaddow (Anonymous)
31 May 2006 3:06 am
Thank you. I've always wanted a story that had Abused!Rodney with John doling the abuse. It's very under-exploited in this fandom.
Edits: Specify who's getting married. I got really confused the first few paragraphs. Is it JD or JC or DC?
/he said against the top of Daniel's head. He placed a quick kiss on the top of his head then pushed back./ You might wanna rephrase that. I thought Cameron kissed Danny's head twice for a second.
Sam and Paul are expecting their first child, right?
/ that John would behave himself / Yeah right.
BTW, your John is rather sick and scarily realistic in the abusive role. That worries me. [translation: good characterization!]
Also; MORE DAMNIT!!!
If you want a beta, I'd be happy to do it for you.
Author's Response: Having a Beta would be great. I don't have one at all. Thanks for the point outs. It's supposed to be Jack/Daniel getting married but Jack will allow Daniel to keep up his relationship with Cameron. I'm going to put a backstory in Chapter 2 about how John got to the point he's at now. Thanks so much and you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com so that I can send you the next chapter to Beta once I'm done. Thanks again for the offer. I really appreciate it :)
Author's Response: Having a Beta would be great. I don't have one at all. Thanks for the point outs. It's supposed to be Jack/Daniel getting married but Jack will allow Daniel to keep up his relationship with Cameron. I'm going to put a backstory in Chapter 2 about how John got to the point he's at now. Thanks so much and you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com so that I can send you the next chapter to Beta once I'm done. Thanks again for the offer. I really appreciate it :)


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Herbalife Ltd. (NYSE:HLF)
A global network marketing company that sells weight management, nutritional supplement and personal care products.
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'It will go to 0...'
Mechanical investing.
I hate the company and what they do, but what can I say...I think the stock is going up, and I do own it in real life (as of Friday morning 3/20).
I have a short position in Herbalife and just got a call from TD Ameritrade saying I have to close my short position by 1PM today, as there are no more shares to borrow. I think something big already happened to HLF today.
Accounting investigations, too many claims of a pyramid scheme. Too much smoke to believe there is no fire.
$15 price target by January 2016.
do decembra 2015
I'm not sure how this stock is worth what it is selling for. Anything with a tiered marketing structure probably won't last. Taking on debt to buy stock while fundamentals are deteriorating isn't a good recipe either.
On top of that, I think twice before betting against Bill Ackman. He is often contrarian, sometimes wrong, and always WAY early. But a some of the time he is still very right.
21% dip, CFO bought at $55, now $44 Herbalife
bad publicity, people are starting to believe that it is a sham whether it is or isn't, I'm not qualified to say
It looks like a short squeeze could develop soon. 36.46% of float is short.
DC person's association bring a level of credibility. A definite buy at these rock bottom prices.
following anurag.
I believe Ackman, ponzi
Current price of $59/share versus a fair market value of $75/share. Very stable finances with a solid F-score, industry-trouncing earnings margins and awesome EBITDA growth of nearly 29%. The company has been able to secure its financing and has bounced back from a recent government audit late last quarter. If you think weight management is going away sometime soon, I advise you to look elsewhere. For value investors looking for a bargain with solid growth, Herbalife is a BUY.
Ackman is right - it's a pyramid scheme.
Herbalife is a pyramid scheme. This will be proven and the stock will crash and burn. But, it may take some time before it begins.
MLM - great way for the average household to make extra cash. Health and Nutrition products - more people are seeing the need for this every day. Herbalife have had 34 years to perfect their model and their products. No Brainer.


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A trail run for renewed real travelling
Who would have thought Tenerife would be the place to try on my 'travelling boots' once again; it is not a back packers place of discovery, adventure or contact with the indigenous population but it is away and somewhere I had not yet visited.
The four hour flight from Gatwick was wonderful, (mainly because I had spent too long grounded in the UK), regretfully the airport assistance was needed to transfer me from the check-in to the aircraft. ...
A little piece of paradise.
... as curious about us as we are of them because they would roll on their side and look me right in the eye! They were delightful! We found a couple of pods of them and followed them for quite some time. I must say that I loved every second of it. They are mesmerizing. And frankly it was very moving. I found myself crying at one point. No idea why. Was just moved. Not sure what this says about me. But in other news I also cried at the Opera ...
Tourist-ing Out in Tenerife
... and honest to god it was like stepping on a grape. Those things are very juicy. Yeeech. Then of course when I tried to pick him up with a wad of toilet paper to throw him out he proceeded to fall on the floor before I got him to the can and HE WAS STILL TWITCHING! I see why they say that they could survive a nuclear attack. It was traumatizing for everyone that's for sure. The nights were not restful after that as we worried about what might be crawling around our room in the ...
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Last lie in of the holiday so we made sure it was a good one! Then a long shower to make the most of the facilities before packing up and tidying around the apartment. I wanted to see the sea one last time so we went for a stroll along the beach where we stopped for brunch (a great idea brunch...you get breakfasty food mixed with lunchtime food and its served all morning long!). I had ...
Yet more time to relax
Didn't do all that much today so only a short post. Went for a walk in the morning and brought pastries for breakfast ... we had a huge pain au raison and a chocolate croissant! We then just sat on the beach, watching the waves and the surfers. It was so calming and relaxing. The sun was warming but there was a gentle breeze. We talked about how nice ...


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Labour's welfare reform chief defects to the Conservatives
Transplant row over organs for drinkers
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Foreign Office link to torture cover-up
FCO solicited letter from US State Department that forced British judges to block disclosure of CIA files
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Chaos at biggest trade union as senior staff stay off work on full pay following clashes with Charlie Whelan
News p4
New report says racism still rife in police force
Stop-and-search powers directed more than ever against black Britons and a failure to retain black officers
Jade Goody to wed and die 'in the public eye'
News p5
Strangers on a train: Heaney and Sinn Féin
Nobel poet and senior republican dispute versions of a chance meeting before Maze hunger strikes
Lonelier lives lead to rise in pauper funerals
State-funded burials and cremations increase by up to 46% as more people end their days alone
New fears over dumbing down of key exams
Official monitor of standards admits changes to GCSEs and A-levels make its task more difficult
News p6
Brown under siege as Congress caps bankers' bonuses
Dramatic vote on Capitol Hill is set to bring major change to Wall Street's risk culture
News p8
Darling set to inject more cash into HBOS
Chancellor dismisses nationalisation but is set to inject more taxpayer cash
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More news from around the UK
Parents back C4 show reviled as 'child abuse'
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Branson's retro irony is just plane sexism
Carole Cadwalladr: If you're a young hottie considering a glamorous career of being leched at by middle-aged men, bear a few things in mind
Comment p11
Row over climate change ad will not cost minister his job, says colleague
Sammy Wilson's position as environment minister remains safe, says Northern Ireland finance minister Nigel Dodds
Michael Jackson's world goes up for auction
Portion of proceeds from sale of contents of Neverland ranch to go to foundation that helps musicians in crisis
Gazumpers return as property market rallies
Increase in business in London and south-east driven partly by foreign buyers taking advantage of weak pound
Holyrood to give £400,000 in aid to Gaza
Money to be used by Christian Aid, Save the Children and others for food and hygiene requirements
Six die in head-on collision at danger spot
Accident on A614 near Bilsthorpe in Nottinghamshire described by local resident as 'tragedy waiting to happen'
U2's private gig for three amazed fans
Band rewards Central American fans who delivered a petition pleading for them to play in El Salvador
Terror police hold three in motorway arrests
Suspects questioned by Lancashire police as part of a major investigation into alleged offences abroad
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Figures reveal Blair's charity empire
Former prime minister is attracting wealthy donors to back his health and harmony projects
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New fight to stop mass fluoridation
Author Pratchett blames his Alzheimer's on mercury fillings
Dental amalgam fillings under renewed scrutiny, although no hard evidence to support Terry Pratchett's belief
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Brown ally attacks jobs policy
Government's plans for tackling unemployment crisis undermined by former minister, Lord Jones
Special tags to measure how often cats kill
Electronic tracking will test scientists' theory that Britain's 9m feline pets slay 150m animals a year
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'We cannot return to the old macho ways'
Round-table with seven women business leaders, organised by business editor Ruth Sunderland, discusses City culture, machismo's role in the crisis and how women can help bring about a resolution
In focus p24
The bankers, the politicians and the journalists - spot the women
Of the 28 people debating the reasons forthe credit crisis, only one is female
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Army returns to an old tactic to defeat resurgent Taliban: sniping
As concern mounts over the number of civilian casualties caused by air strikes in Afghanistan, the army is switching tactics. Mark Townsend reports
In focus p27
Is Joaquin Phoenix just another actor in meltdown, or is this a hoax?
Could Oscar-nominated star's recent bizarre behaviour just be part of clever ploy to satirise Hollywood?
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Coal-fired power stations are death factories. Close them
One of the world's foremost climate experts, James Hansen launches an excoriating and pointed attack on Britain's long love affair with the most polluting fossil fuel of all
Why we said pants to India's bigots
Nisha Susan: Whatever happened to the cute story of Indian girls sending pink panties to save Valentine's Day from the clutches of evil?
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missed the cut off if anyone can't use their place please let me know too.
Got my instruction sheet and running number in the post yesterday. It looks promising. Taper time now, although that does rather imply having done some training. Perhaps I should start soon?
Another one on the list looking for a spare place if anyone can't run.
Hi all, I am in for the 50km - does everyone have their race pack or do you think we collect on the day? I see Blisters you have yours?
hope to be there spectating and run for a bit to and fro with some of u
either way, wishing you all a great day and safe run
that way i get to take the peese out of old man Blister - my former mentor
Hi All, I'm a newbie on the Forums . Received my number at the end of last week. Really looking forward to the run on Sunday but the taper down nerves are really beginning to hit hard! I suddenly feel the need to analyse all the stats on my previous runs - what on earth is that all about?!!!! Need to take my mind off the run!! If I check the weather forecast one more time I shall go mad!
My number has arrived, so I guess they did get my email!
Mine has not yet, but I have an email saying I am in so not an issue really, I will just turn up on the day - few more days yet for the post to arrive. Looking forward to this, never run over marathon distance on the road, all mine have been off road so I am interested in what pace I could maintain over the extra 5 miles or so. Anyone else doing the 50km on here ...
Thanks Muzza - I had the same thought on pace. So we must be right!
I would never called 26.2 miles a fun run! Well 20 miles is fun and then 6.2 miles is why the bloody heck have I entered one of these again!!
its al good enjoyable fun - you must all enjoy it to do it
ive no regrets - wether i ever get back to FM distance, well we'll have to wait and see
Yeah I agree Micknphil, we keep on coming back for more. Hope you get over the injury, if you are injured and back to running. It is a buzz!
Hi RB
do i know u at all - have we met ?
ive had a tumour removed from my lung friend, then Norovirus, and then heavy head and chest cold, and its all left me drained tbh
but expereince is behind me, so i ve just got to pick up fitness really
forgot to say - running long distnce is my life - always has been
Hey Mick and Phil..easy, easy..I hope to hear you calling out those immortal words I've heard you say so often. You've had a crap time of it lately bud, hope 2013 brings you much better luck. Can you ensure that it will be about 13 degrees, with glorious sunshine..no breeze obviously, excellent conditions underfoot and a PB? Not much to ask Mick Brer Rabbit x
i seem to remember u shout at me as u passed at mudchute ??? yes ??
this sunday i'll be chanting - EASY - EASY - EASY - all day long, we'll spectate to and fro and run a bit as well
Sorry Mick and Phil, never met you. But assumed you were injured, but sounds a lot worse than an injury. Wish you a quick recovery. Do not blame you for feeling drained.
Hope to see you out on the course, even if you are not running.
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Hello Art,
Wondering if you can give me a hand with your expertise in Ohio. I'm looking for information on a Nicholas Alexander, I read he was a well known individual. Nicholas Alexander was the uncle of John Hanks Alexander of Arkansas. John was the second African American to graduate from West Point. John is also the son of James Milo Alexander. James Milo Alexander was a slave among eight others purchased by my ancestors slaveowner in Va. He ended up in Arkansas with the slaveowners sister. James Milo was favored by his slaveowners in Arkansas,and fortunately during the 1850's-1860's he became a businessman, and land owner purchasing the freedom of his family.I was very impressed with this families story. However, among that lot of slave purchased, there was a Richard, I've always wondered if this is my ggg-grandfather, and now the possibility that there may be a relationship with James Milo.
I'm looking to find all information on Nicholas, death date, parents, siblings, children etc. I do know on the 1880 census he is a barber in Cinn. Hamilton County,Ohio.


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Welcome to the 2014 edition of BookMusings' Literary Discoveries! *insert much tooting of horns and throwing of confetti here* Looking back over my LibraryThing account and my postings here on PaganSquare, as well as at Eternal Haunted Summer, this has been quite a year for good literature. Not only did I find many new books and series to enjoy, and recommend to others, but I discovered entirely new authors.
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Title: I Am a Witch's Cat
Publisher: HarperCollins
Author/Artist: Harriet Muncaster
Pages: 32 pp
Price: $15.99 (hardcover)
Title:The Misadventures of Salem Hyde
Publisher: Amulet Books/Abrams
...Unlike Greek mythology and even Egyptian mythology, the Gods and heroes and lore of northern Europe appear rarely in books aimed at children. This is unfortunate, as Norse mythology is rich with wondrous tales, grand adventure, amazing Gods, and tragic but noble heroes. There are several picture books that I recommend though, as well as chapter books and teen books and a few activity books; there are also some general mythology books which feature good sections on Norse lore. These would all make great additions to the private libraries of Heathen families, or even lending libraries maintained by particular Kindreds.
There are several picture books which the youngest children will enjoy; some retell a single myth while others focus on a specific Deity or hero. First is Gods and Goddesses of the Ancient Norse by Leonard Everett Fisher* which features short, encyclopedic entries on the Deities along with beautiful full-page chalky illustrations, a map, and a pronunciation guide. Iduna and the Magic Apples by Mariana Mayer and Laszlo Gal, which I profiled in a previous column, retells the story of that Goddess's kidnapping and rescue. The Adventures of Thor the Thunder God by Lise Lunge-Larsen (author of the wonderful Gifts From the Gods) and Jim Madsen, is a humorous and exciting collection of that God's most well-known stories, while Shirley Climo and Alexander Koshkin's Stolen Thunder: A Norse Myth focuses on Thor's quest to reclaim his lost hammer from the Frost Giants. Leif the Lucky by Ingri and Edgar Parin d'Aulaire is a biography of the famous explorer, while Sister Bear: A Norse Tale by Jane Yolen and Linda Graves is a folktale featuring a spunky heroine, an adorable dancing bear, and some terrible tattooed trolls.
@Shirl: if I missed any good ones, let me know. … Like I have any room on my book shelves ….
Thank you for this treasure trove of words and pictures, and the recommendation for Willy Pogany's work for those who don't know i
@Tim: glad I could add to your father-son reading list. If you have any favorites that I missed, please let me know.
I have been reading d'Aulaire's Book of Norse Myths with my son. He looks forward to it each and every time. There are tons of
Paganism is sometimes labeled an "earth religion" and "nature-based religion" in the mainstream media. That label is ... inaccurate. Not incorrect, but too broad a generalization. For many Pagans, nature is vitally important, even the focus of their devotions. Other Pagans have a general concern for the environment, no greater or lesser than that of anyone else who watches the news and the weather. And still other Pagans have no interest in the natural world at all.
I personally straddle the amorphous line between the first and second. As an Hellenistai, I see the world as infused with animating spirits. Nymphai inhabit trees, rivers, mountains and meadows. Great Gods such as Artemis and Dionysus and Hekate and Persephone walk about in the world. Indeed, the Earth herself is a Goddess, Gaea.


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You've certainly noticed my absent outfit posts and as everything this situation has a reason and the reason is called make-up. At the moment, I'm so interested in cosmetics and I prefer buying blushes and eyeliners than skirts, dresses and stuff. I could look at the pictures of runway make-up the hole day, so now I'll show you some of my favourites. Have fun!
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[eNL] Congress Half-Time Activity Report
UNL Congress
Beste Burgers van eNederland,
Elke maand worden er mensen gekozen om namens het volk beslissingen te maken voor Nederland. Dit gebeurt in het Congres. Niet elk gekozen persoon, doet voldoende met zijn of haar stem. Wenselijk is het dat de gekozen leden 75% of vaker deelnemen aan de stemmingen binnen het Congres.
Overzicht van de acht votes waar dit Congres over heeft gestemd en de opkomst per Partij.
Overzicht van de Congres Leden en het percentage stemmen. (Gesorteerd op basis van Percentage en daarna op Naam)
Dit artikel is bedoeld om Congres Leden te motiveren, actief deel te nemen in het Congres.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Chairman of Congress
Deputy Chairman of Congress
Dear Citizens of the eNetherlands,
Every month, people are chosen to make decisions for the Netherlands. This takes place in Congress. Not every chosen person, doing enough with this right. It is desirable that the elected members, participate in more than 75% of the voting within Congress.
Overview of eight votes, where Congress have voted on and turn-out per Political Party
Overview of Congress Members and the percentage of votes. (Sorted based on percentage and name)
This article is ment to motivate Congess Members, to participate actively in Congress.
With best regards,
Chairman of Congress
Deputy Chairman of Congress
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Gz Congress with these fantastic results!
Those are pretty good numbers in activity
Good job
Good to see so many green numbers
I apologize for my low level of activity in the first half term. I have been kept rather busy over the last week or so, but things are pretty much smooth sailing from here on out so I will be much fore active now. Again, I apologize.
Libertas* Not libertad.
^^ My appologies. I changed it now.
oops.... :[
good job, again!
Better than last term.
Very nice of you to start a bunch of votes when I'm on vacation for 4 days
Rik: You'll get back into the green... But congress has to go on, even when you're on a holiday.
We're going to set a new standard for future congresses to beat. 85% average activity so far, and only 4 people not green at this point. Let's make that at least 90% and 2 people not green.
Yeah, I was a little sarcastic
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Sharon L. Wheeler
unknown - December 25, 2011
Sharon L. Wheeler, 67, of Liverpool, passed away at her home early Christmas morning, Dec. 25, 2011, after a brief but courageous battle with cancer. Born in Syracuse, Sharon was a retired employee of Packaging Corp. of America in Liverpool. She was a longtime member of the Pulaski Puritan Chapter #159 Order of the Eastern Star, and Morningstar Chapter #289 Order of the Eastern Star in Marcellus. Sharon sang with the Mario DeSantis orchestra and was an avid gardener, especially taking care of her roses. She was also an avid NASCAR fan and always enjoyed attending DIRT week at the fairgrounds. Sharon devoted her life to helping other people, and was a caregiver and guardian angel to her son, David after his accident in 1990.
She is survived by her sons, Stephen Stewart of Chittenango; David Stewart of Liverpool; her 94-year-old mother, Anne McDemic, of Liverpool; sister and brother-in-law, Myrna and Ted Evans of Camillus; a niece; several nephews and cousins. The family would also like to acknowledge Shawn Williamson and her family for their loving care and friendship to Sharon.
Calling hours: from 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 29, at the Maurer Funeral Home, 300 Second St., Liverpool. There will be an Eastern Star prayer service at 3:45 p.m. followed by funeral services at 4 p.m. Contributions in Sharon's memory may be made to the Brain Injury Association, Syracuse Chapter, 4873 Thornwood Dr., Liverpool, NY 13088, or to the Eastern Star Nursing Scholarship Fund, 8290 State Rt. 69, PO Box 959, Oriskany, NY 13424.
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