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Neither the challenge nor the stakes of tonight's Central Section Division IV football championship are lost on Bakersfield Christian coach Jerald Pierucci.
"It'd be huge," he said. "I think going from where we were three years ago, almost on death's bed, didn't have a JV program, only 36 kids in the program, and to come back to this. This is the biggest game this school has ever seen football-wise."
Pierucci's Eagles (10-2) travel to Bob Mathias Stadium in Tulare for a 7 p.m. game tonight against top-seeded Mission Oak (12-0).
The winner receives not just a section title -- it would be the first in Mission Oak's brief history and the third for BCHS (but first since Derek Carr graduated in 2008) -- but also likely a CIF regional bowl game berth when those matchups are announced Sunday.
"In all honesty, if we win, we go," Pierucci said. "That's how I feel."
The first part of that equation won't be easy. Mission Oak is the section's only undefeated team and has won 11 of its 12 games by at least 18 points. The Hawks boast 2,000-yard rusher Elijah Porchia and a punishing defense that has allowed more than 10 points just three times all season.
"Oh, they're pretty good," Pierucci said. "They have a good running attack with Elijah, a good receiver, a pretty good quarterback. But the thing that gets by the most is their defensive front."
Bakersfield Christian, on the other hand, has won 10 straight games with a powerful offense that includes quarterback Brandon Jones, who broke Carr's school record with his 47th touchdown pass in a semifinal win over Visalia-Central Valley Christian last week, and running back Matt Smith.
"I don't think they've seen anybody who's as balanced as we are," Pierucci said. "You've got to defend us pretty legitimately. You can't just key on the run or the pass."
Bakersfield Christian was in a similar situation last year, on the road as an underdog against an undefeated team in a Division IV title game with regional bowl implications. The Eagles led Wasco for three quarters before falling, 29-22.
"We're all pretty excited," Smith said. "We all know this is a big game. Being there last year, we have a chip on our shoulder."
Garces, Ridgeview hope for repeats
While Bakersfield Christian tries to reverse the result of last year's championship games, Garces and Ridgeview look to defend their titles with teams very different than last year's versions.
In Division II, Garces (10-2) takes a nine-game winning streak to Visalia to take on top seed El Diamante (11-1), which could be without running back DeAngelo Torres.
The Miners, who have to deal with a Garces team that threw the ball for 3,100 yards en route to a Division II title last year. This year, the Rams lean on junior Sheldon Croney, who has run for 2,281 yards and 27 touchdowns and has early scholarship offers from Colorado State and Boise State.
"This is a completely different team than what we had last year," Garces coach Jim Maples said. "My coaching staff has done an unbelievable job. Last year, it was pretty easy with the firepower we had."
Croney ran for 274 yards on 34 carries in the Rams' semifinal victory at Kingsburg.
"Sheldon is one of those rare kids that come along maybe once in your career," Maples said.
Garces' defense has also dramatically improved; the Rams allowed multiple big plays in early-season losses to San Luis Obispo and Bakersfield, but they've allowed just 17 points in two playoff games.
That doesn't mean the Rams will roll tonight; El Diamante, a D-II powerhouse, has lost only to D-I semifinalist Fresno-Central.
"They remind me a lot of us," Maples said. "They're very good at every position; they don't have any weaknesses."
Garces and El Diamante will play at Golden West High School in Visalia. About 25 miles to the north, the Division III title game features a more unpredictable matchup: No. 6 seed Ridgeview (8-5) against No. 5 seed Dinuba (9-3).
Ridgeview is back in the championship a year after beating Dinuba 55-14 behind a stellar peformance from its senior class.
A young Wolf Pack team struggled early this season; at one point, consecutive losses by scores of 56-7, 55-7 and 26-0 dropped Ridgeview to 2-4.
"You start to think, 'Well, maybe it really is a rebuilding year," coach Dennis Manning said. "But I think eventually the excuses went out the window."
Ridgeview has won six of seven and stunned No. 2 seed Porterville 38-35 in double overtime in last week's semifinals despite injuries to two quarterbacks, Lawrence White and Darryl Blackshere.
"Even though we've been on the road, it's been a blast," Manning said. "The kids have played well and played together."
Now the road leads to Dinuba, which averages 40.3 points a game behind Oregon State-bound quarterback Marcus McMaryion and star running back Michael Wright.
Ridgeview will have to answer with a shorthanded offense. White is questionable with a knee injury, and Blackshere is doubtful with a concussion. If they can't play, freshman Ja'mar Moya will see the majority of snaps at quarterback.
"It's gonna be a tough game," Manning said, "but our kids have proven they can handle it. It's going to be an exciting night."


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From March 5 until April 8, Ayyam Gallery Damascus will proudly present "Witness," the solo show of Syrian artist Rima Salamoun. As the painter's first exhibition with Ayyam Gallery, "Witness" will feature over a dozen new works. With their imposing size and haunting subjects, these recent canvases demonstrate Salamoun's talent for presenting the embodied sorrow of mankind amidst the modern condition.
Psychologically embroiled subjects, men and women who peer into the sky as they anxiously watch an unknown force, steer the pathos of her work. As powerful representations of the plight of humanity, Salamoun maintains the anonymity of her subjects, creating universal narratives from which viewers can grasp the weight of global concerns. She does so with an accomplished command of medium and an apparent capacity for building the dimensionality of her figures as though carefully sculpted. A seemingly sullied application of medium via loose brushstrokes adds to the dramatic appearance of her protagonists as their outlines recede into their ambiguous settings and the emptiness of clouded backgrounds speaks volumes.
Born in Damascus, Syria in 1963, Salamoun graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Damascus University in 1987. A member of the Syrian Syndicate of Fine Arts, she has participated in several collective exhibitions in the Arab world and Europe such as the acclaimed "Syrian Contemporary Art" at the Waqif Art Center in Qatar and has held a number of solo shows at home and abroad, most notably at Gallery Espace Europia in France. In March 2010 she was featured in "Syrian Fine Art Painters" a group exhibition held at the UNESCO Palace in Beirut as part of the city's "World Book Capital" proceedings, where her work was received with an overwhelming response from Lebanese viewers and international art lovers alike. Most recently she has had successful lots in Ayyam Auctions' public sales.
Since its founding in 2006, Ayyam Gallery has become one of the Middle East's leading contemporary art spaces. With a selection of cutting-edge painting, sculpture and photography that represents some of the Arab world's most exciting talent, the gallery has sought to promote the region's dynamic cultural scene at home and abroad. For more information visit www.ayyamgallery.com
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San Francisco Archbishop Rejects Lawmakers' Criticism on Morality Clauses
Originally Posted: 02/23/2015 - 11:00am | Type: Blog
Five members of the state Assembly and three state senators sent Cordileone a letter urging him to remove the clauses, which they said were discriminatory and divisive. San Franci ...
Vaccines and Abortion? The Links Are Cloudy and Complicated
Originally Posted: 02/05/2015 - 11:23am | Type: Blog
With measles outbreaks in 14 states and health authorities imploring parents to weigh the minimal risks of vaccines against the ravages of preventable disease, some Christians are raising an objection of a com ...
The Religious Politics of Abortion Are More Nuanced Than We Think
Originally Posted: 01/22/2015 - 4:26pm | Type: Blog
Abortion politics are never very far beneath the surface in American life, but every year around the anniversary of the Supreme Court's landmark Roe v. Wade decision, handed down Jan. 22, 1973, they take cente ...
Cardinal Timothy Dolan Cuts Ties with Anti-Abortion Crusader Frank Pavone
Originally Posted: 12/16/2014 - 10:46am | Type: Blog
In the latest clash between the Catholic hierarchy and one of the church's leading anti-abortion crusaders, New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan accused the Rev. Frank Pavone of continuing to stonewall on financial ...
Pope Francis Urges Europeans to Reject 'Throwaway Culture'
Originally Posted: 11/25/2014 - 3:16pm | Type: Blog
The 77-year-old pontiff is well-known for his attacks on consumerism and for his compassion for the poor. More recently, Francis has turned his attention to bioethics issues, describing abortion, embryonic ste ...
Is California Forcing Churches to Pay for Abortions?
Originally Posted: 10/24/2014 - 3:07pm | Type: Blog
Religious groups are battling the state of California over whether employee health insurance plans require them to pay for abortions and some forms of contraception that some find immoral. So is the state forcing churches to pay for abortions? It dep ...
War Is Abortion: Pro-Life Christians Should Care About Gaza
Originally Posted: 08/06/2014 - 4:46pm | Type: Press
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Forget Republican or Democrat: Americans Divide by Their Values
Originally Posted: 06/27/2014 - 4:40pm | Type: Blog
Toss out the party and ideology labels: Republican, Democrat, conservative, liberal. Toss out the party and ideology labels: Republican, Democrat, conservative, liberal. The Pe ...
Hispanic Catholics Differ with Evangelicals — and with the Church
Originally Posted: 05/08/2014 - 11:55am | Type: Blog
The Pew Research Center's look at "The Shifting Religious Identity of Latinos in the United States" also examined their beliefs, behavior, and views on social issues. The Pew Rese ...
Pope Francis Broaches a Rare Topic: Abortion
Originally Posted: 04/25/2014 - 4:47pm | Type: Blog
Pope Francis reiterated his strong opposition to abortion on Friday, saying it "compounds the grief of many women" already succumbing to what he called the "pressures of secular culture." ...
Sex and the Never-Ending Christian Adolescence
Originally Posted: 04/02/2014 - 7:31am | Type: Blog
I don't know any adult who would willingly repeat adolescence. Yet here we are — we Christians seeking hope, grace, mercy, and purpose, we believers in a God of justice — treating our faith as an endless adole ...
Can Pope Francis Help 'Reset' Frayed Ties Between Obama and the Catholic Bishops?
Originally Posted: 03/24/2014 - 4:26pm | Type: Blog
When President Obama and Pope Francis sit down at the Vatican on Thursday, the meeting may well offer a vision of what could have been for Democrats and the Catholic Church over the last six years: a leader of ...
U.S. Cardinal Raymond Burke: Pope Francis Opposes Abortion and Gay Marriage
Originally Posted: 02/21/2014 - 6:01pm | Type: Blog
As Pope Francis led the world's cardinals in talks aimed at shifting the church's emphasis from following rules to preaching mercy, a senior American cardinal took to the pages of the Vatican newspaper on Frid ...
Abortion Rate Hits Lowest Level Since 1973
Originally Posted: 02/03/2014 - 3:29pm | Type: Blog
The abortion rate in the U.S. has dropped to its lowest level since the procedure became legal in 1973, according to a new data analysis that reflects a 13 percent decline in both the abortion rate and the num ...
Some Protest, Others Celebrate Roe v. Wade with Festive Meals
Originally Posted: 01/22/2014 - 3:40pm | Type: Blog
Arriving home from school on Jan. 22, 1973, Mary Wissink noticed her mother was unusually animated. Arriving home from school on Jan. 22, 1973, Mary Wissink noticed her mother was ...
Anti-Abortion Activist Frank Pavone Is Back in Church's Good Graces
Originally Posted: 01/22/2014 - 3:35pm | Type: Blog
After years of tensions with various bishops, Rev. Frank Pavone has complied with demands to straighten out the group's finances and to become accountable to his home diocese in New York. ...
Pope Francis: An Imitation of Christ
Originally Posted: 12/19/2013 - 5:36pm | Type: Blog
Pope Francis is TIME's Person of the Year. But that is only because Jesus is his Person of the Day — every day. Pope Francis is TIME's Person of the Year . But t ...
Behind Scenes, Catholic Bishops Seek Exit Strategy for Obamacare Mandate
Originally Posted: 11/22/2013 - 5:46pm | Type: Blog
After a closed-door session at their annual meeting in Baltimore this month, the U.S. Catholic bishops issued an unusual "special message" reaffirming their long-standing opposition to the Obama admi ...
Catholic Bishops' New President Can Help Hierarchy Pivot Toward Pope Francis
Originally Posted: 11/14/2013 - 5:05pm | Type: Blog
After serving as vice president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops for the past three years, there was little surprise when Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, Ky., was elected this week to the top ...
Catholic Bishops Challenged to Adapt to Pope Francis' Priorities
Originally Posted: 11/12/2013 - 12:02pm | Type: Blog
As the U.S. Catholic bishops began their annual fall meeting on Monday, they were directly challenged by Pope Francis' personal representative to be pastors and not ideologues — the first step of what could be ...
As Catholic Bishops Meet, the 'Francis Effect' Changes Everything
Originally Posted: 11/06/2013 - 5:00pm | Type: Blog
When the nation's Catholic bishops gather on Monday for their annual fall meeting in Baltimore, one of their chief duties will be choosing a new slate of leaders to guide the American hierarchy for the next th ...
Survey: Majority of Libertarians Do Not Identify with Tea Party
Originally Posted: 10/29/2013 - 9:18am | Type: Blog
According to the new American Values Survey, an annual release from the Public Religion Research Institute, a full 61 percent of libertarians do not consider themselves part of the Tea Party. ... In fact, only ...
Gender-Based Abortions Spark Outrage in England
Originally Posted: 10/10/2013 - 3:41pm | Type: Blog
A group of Christian lawyers plans to sue two medical doctors who have raised a storm of controversy for arranging the abortion of female fetuses because the parents wanted boys. ...
Survey: Hispanics Flock to Pope Francis, the Democratic Party
Originally Posted: 09/30/2013 - 1:16pm | Type: Blog
A new survey of Hispanic political and religious values finds they're overwhelmingly Democrats who hold a largely negative view of the Republican Party. A new survey of Hispanic p ...
U.S. Asks Supreme Court to Review Hobby Lobby's Birth Control Mandate Challenge
Originally Posted: 09/23/2013 - 12:18pm | Type: Blog
Federal officials have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the government mandate that private companies offer employees birth control coverage despite the business owner's moral objections, with the compan ...
The Man I Didn't Want to Love
Originally Posted: 09/23/2013 - 9:08am | Type: Blog
Pope Francis offered an avalanche of Love, a deluge of Compassion, a flight of Hope. What I found most striking as I read the article was the consistency of his theme, no matter how far-ranging the topic. It w ...
Pope Francis Stuns the Church — But Will It Have a Lasting Effect?
Originally Posted: 09/19/2013 - 5:27pm | Type: Blog
Pope Francis on Thursday rocked the Catholic Church and surprised the wider world with a free-ranging interview that charted a course away from an institution that's "obsessed" with a few sexual and moral issu ...
The 'Cold-Call Pope' Reaches Out and Touches a Lot of People
Originally Posted: 09/09/2013 - 5:22pm | Type: Blog
Of all the novelties that Pope Francis has brought to the Vatican, few have endeared him to the public — and unsettled his aides — as much as his penchant for picking up the phone and calling someone out of th ...
Bans on Abortion by Telemedicine Growing
Originally Posted: 08/12/2013 - 3:14pm | Type: Blog
Missouri last month joined six other states that have enacted bans on abortion by telemedicine this year. That's a process in which women take pregnancy-ending medication that a doctor remotely administers dur ...
Pastor, Prophet, Pope
Originally Posted: 03/14/2014 - 4:16pm | Type: Magazine Article
Stephen F. Schneck Francis—refreshingly candid and seemingly repelled by the perks of the papacy—offers new hope for the Catholic Church ...
The Accidental Moral Mirror of Monsters University
Originally Posted: 07/05/2013 - 10:29am | Type: Blog
It struck me that the movie presents – probably quite by accident – an opportunity to talk about a deep moral reality. So what follows will only begin obliquely by talking about cute monsters ...
White House Denies Contraception Exemption to Private Businesses
Originally Posted: 07/01/2013 - 10:14am | Type: Blog
The Obama administration on Friday issued final rules for religious groups for its controversial contraception mandate, maintaining its position on who qualifies for religious exemption and allowing no carve-o ...
Abortion Bill Reopens Tricky Terrain for Republicans
Originally Posted: 06/19/2013 - 9:44am | Type: Blog
As the House debates a bill to limit abortion, Republicans are reopening a subject that cost them dearly in 2012 and continues to present perils for the party's attempt to appeal to women voters. ...
Activists Rally to Bury the Bodies from Gosnell Abortion Trial
Originally Posted: 06/10/2013 - 12:24pm | Type: Blog
Now that the trial for abortion provider Kermit Gosnell has ended with a conviction, many are asking what public officials in Philadelphia plan to do with the 47 bodies from the case. ...
Kermitt Gosnell Spared the Death Penalty
Originally Posted: 05/15/2013 - 10:16am | Type: Blog
A Philadelphia abortion doctor convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths of three babies will not face the death penalty. A Philadelphia abortion doctor convicted of first- ...
Will the Kermit Gosnell Verdict Change the Abortion Debate?
Originally Posted: 05/14/2013 - 5:09pm | Type: Blog
Even before rogue abortionist Kermit Gosnell was convicted in Philadelphia on Monday of delivering and then killing late-term infants, abortion opponents were convinced they had a case that could reshape an ab ...
U.S. Anti-Abortion Leaders Join Rome's March for Life
Originally Posted: 05/09/2013 - 9:20am | Type: Blog
American anti-abortion leaders will be in Rome on Sunday to participate in Italy's third March for Life and lend their expertise to the nation's small anti-abortion movement as it tries to learn from its Ameri ...
Irish Abortion Debate Reflects Growing Church-State Tensions
Originally Posted: 03/27/2013 - 1:32pm | Type: Blog
Most European countries allow abortion on demand during the first trimester, but in Ireland, where there is still a palpable struggle between Catholic influence and an increasingly secular state. In many ways, ...
Catholic Bishops Oppose Violence Against Women Act Over Sexual Orientation Provisions
Originally Posted: 03/08/2013 - 5:47pm | Type: Blog
Five key Catholic bishops are opposing the newly authorized Violence Against Women Act for fear it will subvert traditional views of marriage and gender, and compromise the religious freedom of groups that aid ...
Across the Board, Peace
Originally Posted: 03/22/2013 - 4:42pm | Type: Magazine Article
Elizabeth Palmberg Jim Balmer Jim Balmer is an antiwar activist whose commitment to no ...
Real-World Solutions
Originally Posted: 03/21/2013 - 11:53am | Type: Magazine Article
Marcia Pally Abortion rates have dropped, and many people of faith are very interested in the reasons why. BE ...
Children Conceived Through Rape Open New Front in Abortion Culture Wars
Originally Posted: 02/05/2013 - 10:59am | Type: Blog
Forty years after the Roe v. Wade decision legalized abortion, children who were conceived through rape — and women who were raped and chose to end the pregnancy — are speaking out, opening a new front in the ...
State Bill Calls Abortion After Rape 'Evidence Tampering'
Originally Posted: 01/25/2013 - 5:01pm | Type: Blog
A New Mexico lawmaker has drawn fire for proposing legislation to classify an abortion after a sexual assault as "tampering with evidence." A New Mexico lawmaker has drawn fire fo ...
Abortion Foes Debate Best PR Approach
Originally Posted: 01/24/2013 - 4:08pm | Type: Blog
When thousands of abortion opponents gather Friday on the National Mall for their annual protest march, they will be united in their fierce passion for ending a procedure that the Supreme Court legalized 40 ye ...
How Abortion Became An Evangelical Issue
Originally Posted: 01/24/2013 - 11:24am | Type: Blog
Were America's evangelical Christians always stalwartly pro-life and opposed to abortion? Sadly, we were not. Evangelicals haven't always been part of the pro-life coalition. ...
40 Years After Roe v. Wade, How Do Americans Really Feel About Abortion?
Originally Posted: 01/23/2013 - 11:31am | Type: Blog
In the past four decades, American attitudes have changed markedly on gay marriage, smoking, bullying, and a host of other cultural issues. In the past four decades, American atti ...
The Abortion Debate: We're All in This Together
Originally Posted: 01/22/2013 - 11:29am | Type: Blog
This is a memorable week: on Monday the inauguration of President Obama on the holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., and today, the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision by the Supreme Court. Some p ...
40 Years After Roe v. Wade, Abortion Roes Are Winning — And Losing
Originally Posted: 01/17/2013 - 6:00pm | Type: Blog
Four decades after Roe v. Wade, the landmark Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion, many opponents of the decision are in a celebratory mood while those backing abortion rights are glum, feeling that mo ...
Once Again, Pro-Life Democrats Fail to Persuade
Originally Posted: 01/09/2013 - 5:20pm | Type: Press
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I too have a DUKA and was able to print with enough light to see what I was doing. We are trying to help the OP to get into RA4 printing as easily as possible. It is of course possible to do everything in total darkness but unless you are very experienced in a darkroom and really have everything right and very dedicated to RA4 then total darkness is a considerable and unnecessary barrier in my opinion.
If I had never tried RA4 then reading the posts I'd also have concluded that on balance it was just too much of a hill to climb and not worth the effort but this way we'll never get new recruits to darkroom colour printing.
It doesn't have to be this way but it is true that convenience does come at a minimum price.
There are good safelights available and the easiest way to process is with either a Jobo processor with drums( after which the processing can be done room or daylight or a Nova Trimate processor( OP: this is a set of trays placed on end into which low lever safelight hardly penetrates.
OP: Open tray processing can be done at room temp of about 70F but unless your room temp is around this temp or 75F in your case then trays in a water bath may be required.
If I were in your shoes, I'd buy a temp controlled Nova processor which can also be used for B&W. Then you can use a low intensity safelight safely or if you don't want to invest in a safelight in case you give up RA4 then a Nova will allow you to process in darkness. Half way through the blix stage the light can go on.
A Jobo processor with drums will also allow processing in darkness and more conveniently but it is an investment that is only really needed for colour.
Do give RA4 a try but be prepared to go slowly in the early days with a limited chance of instant success first time. Once you have produced a print then you can decide whether RA4 is for you and you can invest in the likes of a Jobo and a safelight for colour.
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The clips from Universal Pictures' upcoming action-adventure flick, Snow White and the Huntsman, just don't seem to stop coming–but we're not complaining. Universal Pictures has just released another clip for the movie that's loosely based on a children's fairy tale, and it's got a whole lot of Kristin Stewart in it.
If you've been wondering what it is about Snow White that gets under the Evil Queen's skin so much, then you're about to find out. Watch this fourth clip from the movie which shows everyone in absolute awe over the fairest one of them all, Snow White.
If you missed the other clips from the movie, here's a quick recap: the first clip showed a chain-mail wearing Snow White staring down a troll in the forest, rescuing the Huntsman from the wrath of an ugly troll.
The second clip featured everyone's favorite Evil Queen, Charlize Theron, facing off against Snow White, while she went all high and mighty in the third clip as she ordered the Huntsman to fetch Snow White for her.
Snow White and the Huntsman, which stars Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron, Chris Hemsworth, Sam Claflin, Ray Winstone, and Ian McShane, hits theaters nationwide on June 1st.
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Carlos Slim is unfathomably wealthy and undeniably powerful. Praised as shrewd and criticized as ruthless, the telecommunications mogul stands atop a fortune that rivals or exceeds those of business luminaries like Bill Gates and Warren Buffet.
So why would someone as successful as Slim -- who is estimated to be worth some $60 billion and was ranked by Forbes magazine as the second-richest man in the world last year -- risk massive amounts of cash on The New York Times, the storied newspaper company that, like the rest of the country's newspaper industry, is struggling beneath a dismal balance sheet and plummeting ad revenues?
One theory posited by Slim watchers: Because he can.
The $250 million that Mexican-born Slim is investing in The New York Times Co. -- a move announced late Monday -- is "tortilla money," said Riordan Roett, the director of Western hemisphere studies and the Latin American Studies Program at Johns Hopkins University.
"It is cheap money ... that is, not much [money] given his fortune," Roett said in an e-mail to ABCNews.com. It's "like saying I can afford pennies for tortillas."
In an interview with ABCNews.com, Slim deputy Arturo Elias downplayed the significance of the Times investment, which comes in the form of loans through Slim's Banco Imbursa and Inmobiliaria Carso companies.
"It's just another business. … The bank has done maybe thousands of loans and this is one more, and it's just that," said Elias, who is the director of Inmobiliaria Carso.
Juan Carlos Hidalgo, the project coordinator for Latin America at the CATO Institute, said Slim doesn't have much to lose.
"What happens if he goes wrong? He can just go back and start anew," Hidalgo said. "It's not a risky gamble when you have your bases covered."
Not that Slim expects to lose money. Asked about the wisdom of investing in what appears to be a crumbling newspaper industry, Elias expressed confidence in Slim's choice.
"We see it [the New York Times] as a company that knows very well how to handle information and deliver information," Elias said, "and we understand what you're saying is that paper is going down. But the information is going to be somewhere [and] we think the New York Times is doing a great job in delivering information.
"We think it's a great brand," he added. "We think it's a good financial opportunity. And that's what we thought to make these investments."
The potential fiscal benefits of Slim's growing New York Times stake -- he initially bought into the company in September -- are significant. His latest Times investment comes in the form of an interest-bearing bonds that stand to provide a relatively high return for Slim -- 14 percent.
But what may prove even more valuable for the 68-year-old billionaire is the notoriety that being a top Times stakeholder brings.
Slim's new status at The Times may represent "his coming-out party in the United States," said Armand Peschard-Sverdup, a senior associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
"Regardless of what the New York Times books say -- whether they're in the red or in the black -- at the end of the day, it's an incredible calling card," Peschard-Sverdup said.


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"To belong to the history of Juventus like Michel Platini and Zinedine Zidane is a great honour," Trezeguet told Le Figaro.
"This team is a family, one of the few where players stay for decades," he said, referring to the likes of Ale Del Piero.
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LIMA — The crowd, some arrayed in masks and beads, cheered on the band at Allen County Memorial Hall on Saturday night during the eigth annual Mardi Gras fundraiser to benefit the west-central Ohio chapter of the American Red Cross.
For executive director David Collins, this event is essential to helping the local American Red Cross chapter fulfill its mission.
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"The first is the Disaster Relief program for Allen County, which deals a lot with single-family fires," Collins said. "The second is our Service to Armed Forces program, and that facilitates emergency communication between service members and their families. So they're two very important programs."
This event has featured entertainment from the Cincinnati-based band The Menus in recent years, a very popular band in the region. The band features a unique style playing classic rock and pop hits.
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Glacier Peak rides new QB Becerra to opening win
Grizzlies QB throws for 303 yards, four TDs in 42-31 victory
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Glacier Peak wide receiver Josh May fights for a few extra yards before being tacked by Lake Stevens safety Tanner Krenz during Friday night's game at Veterans Stadium. Glacier Peak won the game 42-31.
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Glacier Peak's Michael Palmer gets a few extra yards before being tackled by Lake Stevens safety Tanner Krenz of Lake Stevens on Friday night at Veterans Stadium.
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Glacier Peak's Sean Elledge goes up to catch a pass while Lake Stevens defensive back Conner Coleman defends during Friday night's game.
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Becerra and the Grizzlies defeated Lake Stevens 42-31 Friday night in a nonconference game at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Snohomish, thanks largely to its new quarterback. The senior, making only his second ever varsity start, completed 22-of-33 passes for 303 yards and four touchdowns.
"That's pretty good," Becerra said while smiling when informed of his stats.
Glacier Peak head coach Rory Rosenbach agreed.
"He did a nice job," Rosenbach said. "There's a lot of room for growth, but it's a great start."
Making his first start as a bonafide starting quarterback -- replacing last year's starter David Linney -- Becerra was quick to dole out praise to his entire team, including the offensive line.
"The line was doing a great job blocking for me," he said. "I didn't even feel the pressure."
Becerra got the scoring underway with a 5-yard touchdown pass to Sean Elledge about midway through the first quarter. After a Lake Stevens field goal, Marcos Baruch ran for a 16-yard touchdown.
The Vikings responded with a 45-yard touchdown pass from Gavin O'Neil to Tevin Gray, to bring the score to 14-10.
But then the Grizzlies took over.
Glacier Peak scored four straight touchdowns to take a commanding 42-10 lead over Lake Stevens. The Grizzlies held off the Vikings, despite three late scores by Lake Stevens, and started their season off in the best way possible.
"It's really important (to win the first game)," Becerra said. "It gives a lot of our guys a lot of confidence."
The Glacier Peak scoring run featured touchdown runs of six and 58 yards by junior Michael Palmer, and touchdown passes of 30 and 78 yards by Becerra, the latter going to Baruch on the Grizzlies' second play of the drive.
"It's huge, it's a huge confidence booster," Rosenbach said, echoing his quarterback. "I thought it went well."
The coach singled out the Grizzlies' running game and defense as the strong points of Glacier Peak's opener. He said he believed Becerra -- who threw one interception -- "missed some throws," but thinks that the senior will only get better the longer the season goes.
"Hopefully he knows he can go out and compete against top 4A teams," Rosenbach said.
The Vikings -- who made it to the 4A state semifinals last season -- had a new quarterback of their own. Actually, they had two.
O'Neil, a junior, started the game and threw a touchdown before being replaced with a minute remaining in the third quarter, down 35-10, by freshman Jacob Eason. After Palmer's 58-yard run, Eason led the Vikings down the field and threw a two-yard touchdown pass to cap Lake Steven's next offensive possession. That began a string of 21 unanswered points for the Vikings -- which ended with a 70-yard touchdown pass from Eason to Conner Coleman -- to end the game.
Even with the big win, it didn't take long for Becerra to point out that Glacier Peak was still a long way from accomplishing its ultimate goal this season: getting to the Tacoma Dome for the 3A state tournament.
"We expect to come out hot," Becerra said. "It's the first game. Everyone's excited. … We've got so much more to prove. One win isn't everything. We have to keep getting better and better if we want to get to the Dome."
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BEIJING – China's H7N9 bird flu virus spread to a new province on Sunday, with state media reporting two human cases in central Henan just west of the area where the disease has been centred.
"Two new cases of H7N9 bird flu infection were reported in central China's Henan province on Sunday," the Xinhua state news agency said.
Until Saturday, when one case was reported in the capital of Beijing, all other instances had occurred in the eastern city of Shanghai and nearby Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Anhui provinces hundreds of miles (kilometres) away.
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Health authorities in China say they do not know exactly how the virus is spreading, but it is believed to be crossing from birds to humans, prompting mass poultry culls in several cities.
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Good-Looking, With a Great Nose: Nathan the Bloodhound Poised for Victory at Westminster
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The 138th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show got underway Monday, and there are already some contenders for Best in Show.
Breed classes are being held at Piers 92 and 94 during the day, but the show returns to its traditional home, Madison Square Garden, for the group judging in the evening.
Last night four groups were judged — hound, toy, sporting, and herding. The winner of the Hound Group is three-year-old Bloodhound GCH Flessner's International S'Cess, known as Nathan. Heather Helmer, a co-owner and breeder who also handles Nathan in the show ring, said he's not just a pretty face.
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Good Morning. I hope you're enjoying this weekend with family and friends. Some Gospel with Whitney Houston.
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Friday Open Thread: Whitney Houston Week
Her voice is so missed. 1995–97: Waiting to Exhale, The Preacher's Wife, and Cinderella In 1995, Houston starred alongside Angela Bassett, Loretta Devine, and Lela Rochon in her second film, Waiting to Exhale, a motion picture about four African-American women … Continue reading
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I hope you're enjoying this week with Whitney. 1992–94: Marriage to Bobby Brown and The Bodyguard Throughout the 1980s, Houston was romantically linked to American football star Randall Cunningham and actor Eddie Murphy, whom she dated.[96] She then met R&B … Continue reading
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Wednesday Open Thread: Whitney Houston Week
More from Whitney. 1987–91: Whitney, I'm Your Baby Tonight and "The Star Spangled Banner" With many expectations, Houston's second album, Whitney, was released in June 1987. The album again featured production from Masser, Kashif and Walden as well as Jellybean … Continue reading
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More from Whitney Houston. 1985–86: Rise to international prominence With production from Michael Masser, Kashif, Jermaine Jackson, and Narada Michael Walden, Houston's debut album Whitney Houston was released in February 1985. Rolling Stone magazine praised Houston, calling her "one of … Continue reading
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Monday Open Thread: Whitney Houston Week
This week will be dedicated to The Voice: Whitney Elizabeth Houston. I still can't believe she's gone. Whitney Elizabeth Houston (August 9, 1963 – February 11, 2012) was an American singer, actress, producer, and model. In 2009, Guinness World Records … Continue reading
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Centre to train 200 engineering students
TIRUPATI: A Jawahar Knowledge Centre was formally opened at Sri Venkateswara University College of Engineering (SVUCE) here on Wednesday.
The centre was inaugurated by D. Raj Reddy, professor of Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University, USA, whose brainchild is the JKC concept. Interestingly, the initiative came not from the varsity, but from an alumnus, Prof. Reddy himself. The facility adorns SVUCE with the privilege of being the first varsity college to have a JKC.
The centre with 100 workstations will be used to train 200 engineering students. Fifty students selected under `earn while you learn' will also use the facility, while plans are afoot to throw open the systems for industrial interns, thus making optimal utilisation of the facility.
Prof. Reddy appealed to universities not to shy away from applying for a JKC as it would make the students job-worthy by honing their soft skills. With a dropout rate of 61 per cent, the State was far behind the other southern States, he said and wanted the Government to act in time.
APSCHE chairman K.C. Reddy said that education was not an end, but a means for better employability and hence, JKC. He promised to offer a scheme for arts and science students soon. G. Subba Rao, head of the Institute of Electronic Governance, explained that 2,800 JKC-trained students had been recruited by top IT companies in six months.
SVU Vice-Chancellor S. Jayarama Reddy handed over an offer letter to Prof. Raj Reddy, declaring him as a visiting professor. SVUCE principal N.C. Eswar Reddy welcomed the guests.


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I'm 24 years old, married, have one child (an almost 10 week old boy). Very few of my friends have children. My friends have started talking to me less and less since I got married over a year ago. As far as ever being inviting anywhere anymore, even to grab a coffee, forget it! I always had to be the one to call them or invite them anywhere...and it got to be almost embarrassing to always have to be the one to keep up a relationship. It's like they assume I can't do anything social anymore, or perhaps that I'm not as much "fun" now that I have a family. Most of my friends are unmarried or single, and no close friends have kids.
I got used to being excluded after getting married because I just spent time with my husband instead. I had no "social" / friend support while pregnant either... which was hard because it was my first kid and I didn't know WTH I was dong or getting into. Would have been nice if my girl friends had been around for a girl chat once in a while. I guess I sound bitter lol. But in fact, I'm not, I'm just quite lonely.
I am a SAHM now and I spend most of my time in the house with the baby. I used to work but quit when I got pregnant. So since I was about 16, I've been accustomed to seeing lots of new faces throughout the week and talking to lots of people (service & retail industry). I also loved to go to the gym often and be out and about, but obviously that's not possible with a newborn. Now I'm getting super depressed having to be a hermit and hardly getting to communicate wth anyone beyond baby talk :(
I can't really talk to my husband about this because he doesn't get it. He works 5 days a week and wihes he could switch places with me...because he thinks I "get" to stay home, "relax" and play all day with the baby and not be bothered by the world.
Anyone else going through this? Any suggestions for me?
I am hesitant to join New Mom groups or send out a message "asking" for new friends who have something in common with me... because it feels like askng for a blind date and just a bit weird to me, so the whole idea makes me feel shy lol. Maybe some of you have had a good experience with this?
Aw hell... I'll just ask anyway: any New Mom groups in Houston/Katy, Texas area you can recommend??


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Gone are the days when Woody Allen's young Alvy Singer would wake up from the rumblings of Coney Island's Thunderbolt. The 3-acre site that once housed the famous coaster is now up for sale for the second time in two years, owner Horace Bullard told the Wall Street Journal. Coney Island lost the Thunderbolt in 2000, when it was torn down.
Coney Island and the Jews have a long history together. "Nathan's Famous" hot dog founder, Polish-Jewish immigrant Nathan Handwerker, set up his first shop on the corner of Surf and Stillwell Avenues, practically introducing the European sausage to New York society. The strip's growing industry attracted rising Jewish entertainers such as Harry Houdini and the Marx brothers, and even Irving Berlin worked there as a singing waiter.
Jews also frequented Coney Island as guests and audience members, clamoring in the bath houses and dominating the busy handball courts. Famous Jewish criminal Abe Reles was kept under constant guard by six policemen at the Half Moon Hotel in the early 1940s.
The area has made a dent on Jewish literary and film culture: The All-of-a-Kind Family book series paints a picture of life on the shore in the summers, people looking for a brief respite from hot city life. Joseph Heller (Now and Then, 1998), Neil Simon (Brighton Beach Memoirs, 1983) and Isaac Bashevis Singer (Enemies: A Love Story, 1972) all grew up in or visited the local neighborhoods, and detail what the everyday looked like by the amusement park's shows and the consequent social milieus. Recent Oscar-nominee Darren Aronofsky shows the area's more sordid side in his Requiem for a Dream (2001).
Which brings us to the present: In 2009, Jewish mayor Bloomberg and his administration rezoned the 19-block Coney Island strip and bought seven more acres with the goal of developing more hotels, amusement parks, and housing units. We'll see what cultural gems this Jewish-Coney Island history chapter produces.
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Taking trimethoprim with food may reduce some of these side effects. Trimethoprim may cause anemia due to a deficiency of folic acid. The anemia usually is mild and resolves when the trimethoprim is stopped. Patients who are folate-deficient, such as malnourished, alcoholic, geriatric, or pregnant patients, may be at greater risk for developing anemia with trimethoprim. Warning signs of anemia include white or bluish fingernails and unusual tiredness and weakness. Prolonged therapy can result in low platelet counts, low white blood cell counts, and other toxic effects on the blood cells.
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Wallabies and Waratahs lock Dan Vickerman could give up the game for good because of a serious leg injury.
Several days ago, the Waratahs released an injury list. Vickerman was named with a shoulder injury and was only expected to return in April after surgery. Now it's revealed that Vickerman is also suffering from a serious stress fracture in his leg, and sources suggest that the 32-year-old will decide whether to quit the game or not over the next few days.
Vickerman, who was born in Cape Town but went on to represent the Wallabies in 64 Tests, is unlikely to feature in this year's Super Rugby campaign because of his injuries and failed to make an appearance at the Waratahs' Super Rugby launch. Former Brumbies skipper Stephen Hoiles is being considered as a late addition to the Sydney franchise squad should Vickerman retire.


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OZONE PARK, N.Y. -- Seven of the 12 runners in the body of Saturday's $150,000 Red Smith Handicap at Aqueduct are coming out of graded stakes races. But it might be the one-two finishers of a recent listed race at the Meadowlands who are the ones to beat.
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Afghanistan has urged the United States to focus on eliminating pro-Taliban sanctuaries across the Afghan border after the organisation WikiLeaks released classified documents detailing Pakistan's spy agency's collaboration with the Taliban.
At a press conference on Tuesday, Afghanistan's National Security Council head Rangeen Dadfar Spanta called upon Washington to review its Afghan policy by concentrating on Taliban sanctuaries and bases in Pakistan.
Those supporting militants should be punished rather than treated as an ally, said Mr. Spanta, who for several years served as Afghanistan's Foreign Minister in the administration of President Hamid Karzai.
Mr. Spanta also questioned the U.S.' rationale for spending billions of dollars in Pakistan as part of the Afghan centred counter-terrorism campaign.
"It is really not justifiable for the Afghan people that how come you give to one country $11 billion or more as help for reconstruction or strengthen its security or defensive forces, but from other side the very forces train terrorism," he said.
Mr. Spanta's remarks were in line with observations of Mr. Karzai, who also asked Washington to target centres of Taliban's political, financial and ideological support across the border. "The recent documents leaked out to the media clearly support and verify... that success over terrorism does not come with fighting in Afghan villages, but by targeting its sanctuaries and financial and ideological sources across the borders," said Mr. Karzai on Monday.
"Our efforts against terrorism will have no effect as long as these sanctuaries and sources remain intact."
Separately in a statement on Tuesday, Afghanistan's National Security Council said the U.S. had failed to attack the Taliban's back-up in Pakistan during the course of the nine year conflict. "With regret ... our allies did not show necessary attention about the external support for the international terrorists ... for the regional stability and global security," said the Council in a statement.
Calling for a firm stance from the U.S. and its NATO allies, the statement added that pursuit of a "contradictory and vague policy against the forces who use terrorism as a tool for interference and sabotage against others, have had devastating results".
Wahid Omer, spokesman for Mr. Karzai, also said Kabul had provided to its "international partners" information about the presence of "certain forces beyond the Afghanistan borders in destabilising Afghanistan". He added that Mr. Karzai's administration will be persistent in raising this issue of cross-border external support until "the root causes of instability and terror here in Afghanistan," are addressed.
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Though we fully believe that Kobe Bryant knew that Mike Brown was going to be fired before today, Bryant obviously has to play like he didn't. And in keeping up with the charade, Bryant posted a statement on his Facebook page about the firing calling today, "a tough day". Tough day. I've seen coaches as well as friends come and go. No matter how many years I've been playing, it's still hard to deal with. I had a good relationship with Mike and I will continue to have one. I wish him and his family nothing but the best. I spoke with him today and thanked him for all of his hard work and sacrifice. As a team, we must focus our energy on tonight's game. We must block out the weight of today's news and simply do our jobs to the best of our ability. I'm not sure what direction we are heading in next. All I can do is focus on the here and now. Mamba out The post Kobe Bryant posts his reaction to Mike Brown's firing on his Facebook page first appeared on No Guts, No Glory.
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