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Lagos State, inflicted the unkindest cut on their Cross River counterparts when they snatched renowned athletics coach and former world 400m record holder, Lee Evans who has been spearheading Cross River's grassroots athletics development programme.
Coach Evans worked with Cross River State for almost three years, but a few weeks to the National Sports Festival, he jumped ships claiming that Lagos had offered him a better package. His action it was gathered hurt like a knife to the Cross River governor, Liyel Imoke who wanted coach Evans to be sued for a breach of contract, but later changed his mind.
Speaking on the development on Wednesday night, coach Evans who is no stranger to Lagos, having worked with Nigerian athletes in the 70's said he did not breach any contract terms and his conscience was as clear as crystal on the matter.
"Lagos state is treating me better. It is more like home to me having lived here before.
"I had no problems walking away from Cross River. I did nothing wrong or is there anything wrong when I had no contract?
Coach Evans submitted that money was not his main reason for leaving Cross River State. "I have the chance to discover more athletes in Lagos, than I would in Calabar. We are not just talking about the National Sports Festival, but the 2016 Olympics.
"In Cross River you have only 2.5m people, but Lagos is more populated and there are chances of seeing more talents," said the coach.
However, he was accused of treachery by Bruce Ijirigho, the coordinator of the Cross River grassroots development programme.
"Coach Evans stabbed us in the back. It was not true that he didn't have a contract with us, I have documents to show where he signed.
"I traveled out of the country to arrange for our equipment only to find out that he left. He didn't even had the courtesy of giving us notice. He was nicely treated in Calabar with a car and house to himself, he was not owed any salary," said Dr. Ijirigho.
He added that the coach had wanted to lure some top Cross River athletes and coaches to Lagos, but they rejected his overtures.


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CAPE TOWN, South Africa - With the momentum of five two-out hits in the fourth inning, the United States overcame a slow start to beat South Africa 8-0 in five innings Sunday. The win over the well-supported home country at the 2011 International Softball Federation (ISF) Junior Women's World Championship in Cape Town, South Africa, improves Team USA's record to 4-0 in pool play with three games remaining.
The Red, White and Blue had only one hit each in the first, second and third innings. In the top of the fourth with two-outs, designated player Lauren Haeger (Phoenix, Ariz.) singled up the middle to start the American rally. Cheyenne Cordes (Fairfield, Calif.) followed with a centerfield triple, the first of six extra base hits for the team, and put the first run on the board. After a series of foul balls, Chelsea Zgrabik (Nokomis, Fla.) hit a two-run home run that made it a 3-0 lead.
"After my first at-bat, which was a strike out, they were throwing me outside so I figured that's where I had to go," Zgrabik said. "Then I had [assistant coach] Tony Rico tell me 'Look to the right side, look to the right side' so I just had to calm myself down. [Assistant Coach Suzy Brazney] told me to take a deep breath. I fouled off a bunch of pitches then she happened to throw me the right pitch."
It marks the first home run of the tournament for the Americans. While Zgrabik holds the record for the most home runs hit in a Florida high school season with 13 blasts, the shot to left center in Cape Town is her first as a USA Softball player.
"The wind has been a really huge factor in us not hitting home runs," Zgrabik said. "I didn't even think I hit it out honestly. I thought I missed it and it just happened to go over. It was one of those."
Jessica Damico (Gray Summit, Mo.), who was added to the team roster in September following Madison Shipman's (Valencia , Calif.), next recorded her first hit in USA Softball play with a double to left center. Nyree White (Eugene, Ore.) hit an RBI single before the rally ended with a Destinee Martinez (Corona, Calif.) fly out.
Four runs were also recorded in the fifth. Second baseman Kylee Lahners (Laguna Hills, Calif.) led off with a single then scored on an Ally Carda (Elk Grove, Calif.) double to left center. Kourtney Salvarola (Arnold, Md.) hit a single through the left side that scored Carda, who had advanced to second on a stolen base. The RBI chased Natalie Abrahams, who allowed three earned runs in relief of starter Lauren Mulder.
With Angelque Botes pitching, Chelsea Goodacre (Temecula, Calif.) grounded out to second base to record the first out of the inning. Cheyenne Coyle (West Hills, Calif.) doubled to score Salvarola. Coyle advanced to third on a Zgrabik sacrifice fly. She scored when Damico reached on an error and later advanced to second on a passed ball. White flied out to end the inning.
Cheyenne Tarango (Anaheim Hills, Calif.) recorded two consecutive strike outs in the bottom of the fifth to end the game. Tarango, pitching two innings in relief of starter Erin Gabriel (Poland, Ohio) struck out three batters overall. She allowed one hit, giving up a double to Shadine Van Der Merwe, the first batter she faced in the top of the fourth.
Gabriel received her first start of the tournament. After Abrahams singled to right field and Christine Cronje walked in the first, Gabriel kept the South Africans off the bases. She struck out three batters.
"I was fortunate enough to get the home crowd, South Africa, so it was pretty loud and pretty exciting. It gave me a lot of adrenaline," Gabriel said. "I couldn't really hear what was going on in our own dugout, which was kind of hard, but once I calmed myself down and got used to the [20 second] pitching timer, everything went well."
At 17 years old, Gabriel is the youngest member of the 17-person 2011 USA Softball Junior Women's National Team. The Poland Seminary senior, who signed a National Letter of Intent with Tennessee, is also the only player still in high school.
"Erin impressed me with how well she performed in front of the enthusiastic South African crowd. It was a great crowd today," Head Coach Karen Johns (Whippany, N.J.) said. "They were extremely supportive throughout the whole game. Sometimes a young pitcher can really let an tough opposing crowd affect her performance but Erin did a nice job of playing her game. She kept her focus and her intensity no matter how loud the fans were at times."
Team USA has three pool play games remaining in Cape Town before the playoffs (Dec. 15-16) and medal rounds (Dec. 17). On Monday, the Red, White and Blue face Botswana at 12:30 p.m. South African Standard Time/4:30 a.m. CT. Team USA also faces the Czech Republic on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. SAST/9:30 a.m. CT and closes out pool play Wednesday with Puerto Rico at 2 p.m. SAST/6 a.m. CT.
Live stats for all of the U.S. games in Cape Town are available at USASoftball.com. Team USA's games with Botswana and the Czech Republic are also scheduled for live streaming through the tournament website (http://jwwc2011.co.za/).
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We'd all like to own a digital camera, and with prices coming down this dream is becoming a fast reality. Okay, so the realms of the 4 mega-pixels and above are out of the reach of most if you are on limited funds, but for those who have even £100, there are plenty of models available. Digital Dream, famous last year for releasing a £40 camera that seemed to be on every Christmas list has decided to venture further up the digital mega pixel ladder and release a 2mp variety, the charm - it's still under £100.
Digital Dream's 2.1 mega pixel camera - the Epsilon 2.1 offers a 4x digital zoom, five white balance settings and the ability to set exposure manually. The camera also has a competent macro mode activated via a switch on the front. Those feeling the urge to keep in touch with others in person can do so by connecting the camera to the PC it becomes a fully operational webcam.
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Ryan Lowe talks dream chasing, tough decisions and all things Sheffield Wendesday with Chris Burton.
Last Updated: 21/11/11 6:13pm
At the age of 33, Ryan Lowe is chasing the dream of turning out in the Championship.
He could, perhaps, have been forgiven for thinking that such an opportunity had passed him by, with many footballers considered to be past their sell-by date the moment they turn 30.
Quite why so many seasoned campaigners are cast onto the scrapheap at this stage of their career is a mystery, but sport has become a young man's game and the philosophies of many a manager are now geared very much towards 'the future'.
The Football League is, however, a breeding ground for young and old, with promotion pushes and relegation scraps built around squads that embrace an eclectic mix of youth and experience.
That means there is always a place for older heads, with League know-how worth its weight in gold the further you travel down the football pyramid.
Goal-getters are an especially precious commodity, with managers up and down the land forever searching for that most elusive of sporting heroes: the 20-goal-a-season striker.
If you find someone who is capable of hitting that target on an annual basis, it is advisable to gloss over the numbers on their birth certificate and crack on with the thrashing out of terms.
Goals win games and players who can provide that spark are priceless, regardless of whether they are 14 or 40.
One man who is enjoying something of an Indian summer in his career right now is Ryan Lowe.
He may find himself on the wrong side of 30, but he is displaying no signs that the killer instincts that have allowed him to forge a successful career in the lower leagues are about to desert him.
A goal-laden spell at Bury proved, if proof were needed, that he still knows his way to the back of the net and the only surprising thing about this particular tale is that it has taken so long for a so-called 'bigger club' to come calling.
Sheffield Wednesday finally took a punt on transfer deadline day, with Gary Megson deciding he could well do with Lowe's services as the Owls attempt to awake from their slumber and shake off their unwanted sleeping giants tag.
A switch to Hillsborough was not a straight-forward call for the 33-year-old forward, given his strong ties to Bury, but he told skysports.com's Chris Burton that the opportunity to possibly turn out in the Championship in the not too distant future was too big a carrot to leave swinging.
"It wasn't an easy call, to be honest, it was tough," said Lowe.
"I enjoyed my time at Bury. When I say it wasn't an easy call, it was an easy call because of the club they are (Wednesday), but it was hard to leave a club that I fell in love with. I had been there two and a bit seasons and I had the best time of my life there. Obviously I will have a bit of a hole in my heart for Bury, but it was too good an opportunity to turn down.
"It wasn't easy to walk away from Bury, it was hard, but, with all due respect to Bury, it was a bigger club and to get the chance to play in the Championship at my age I had to move to Sheffield Wednesday, because that's where they want to be."
Wednesday were the only side that could have lured Lowe away from Gigg Lane, with it always going to take a special offer for him to consider severing ties with Bury.
He said: "They offered me a contract, just for the record they did offer me a contract, but it was my choice to leave. I took the decision to move on to a bigger club because everyone knows how big Sheffield Wednesday are.
"If it had been another club in League One would I have gone? Probably not. But because it was Sheffield Wednesday and the ambitions they have got, I felt my ambition was the same as theirs.
"I am not getting any younger and I want to test myself at the highest level possible. I have tested myself in the Conference, the lower leagues, League Two, League One. I want to test myself for as long as I can and the opportunity to test myself in the Championship with a big club like Sheffield Wednesday, that's what I want to be doing."
Pressed on why he believes such an opportunity has not presented itself before - loyalty perhaps - Lowe said: "Not so much loyalty, I think over the years clubs have struggled for money. When I left Chester, when they got relegated, there were a lot of clubs that wanted to sign me, but I was getting older and I have a young family and I felt it was better for me to be enjoying my football and to stay local. That's what I chose to do.
"Also, I think that over the years there hasn't been that much money around. You don't see players going anymore for a few hundred thousand pound, it's all frees. But you have to give Sheffield Wednesday credit, they put their money where their mouth was and that's why I'm here now."
Lowe may have taken the scenic route to Hillsborough - taking in spells at the likes of Burscough, Shrewsbury and Crewe - but he has no complaints at having had to work hard for a living and graduate out of the non-league ranks.
He said: "You see these players all the time because maybe they have been rejected by big clubs at an early age - like myself, I got rejected by all the Merseyside clubs - and you just keep plugging away and working hard. It probably wasn't until I was a bit older, 26 or 27, that I became more of an established player. I felt I was at the right age then and I peaked. But you are never too old and I always felt that if I kept plugging away I would get my chance."
Lowe is yet to hold down a regular starting berth at Wednesday, but a winning goal at Tranmere on Saturday and an unfortunate injury to fellow frontman Gary Madine could see him awarded an extended run over the coming weeks.
"I'm just happy to be at a big football club and when my chance comes along hopefully I can take it," he said on the opportunity which may be about to present itself.
"I think I have given the manager something to think about this weekend regardless of whether Gary was injured or not. It's one of those things, that's football for you. Hopefully Gary won't be out for too long, but if it gives me a chance hopefully I can get in there."
Asked if footballers need to be a tad selfish when chances such as these arise, Lowe added: "It's up to the manager. We aren't selfish among ourselves, we are a good bunch of lads. We have got four good strikers and I think that's the manager's job - that's why he gets paid more than anybody else, because he has to pick the team. You just have to go with what the gaffer does. It's up to me if I get a run of games to stay in there."
Should he be awarded a place in Megson's starting XI, Lowe will be looking to help Wednesday build on a bright start to the season and push towards their ultimate goal: a top-two finish.Asked if that was the target for those in the Hillsborough camp this term, he said: "I'm reluctant to say it's not because I think every team, even those in the bottom four at the moment, everyone wants to be up there and everyone wants to be pushing for promotion and be in the play-offs because at the start of the season that's always your aim. We are obviously a massive club, Sheffield Wednesday deserve to be in a better league than League One, but we're there, we have to deal with it and hopefully we can try and get out of it as soon as possible."
The League One promotion race looks set to be a close run thing, though, with the likes of Charlton, Huddersfield, Sheffield United and the MK Dons also in the mix.
"They are all good teams," said Lowe.
"Two of those four have not long been Premier League teams. Huddersfield are dying to get up there, they've fell at a couple of hurdles over the years, but we are just worried about ourselves at the moment and won't be looking at anyone else. If we keep performing like we did at the weekend, we will be up there in and around it."
It is about time that Wednesday put themselves in a position to start climbing back up the League ladder, with the club having punched well below their weight in recent years.
"Well they have haven't they," said Lowe.
"What they have done hasn't been good enough over the last four or five years, maybe. The club know that, the players know that and we know the pressure you are playing under. It is going to be difficult because all of the teams mentioned are all going for the same spots. There are only three teams that can go up, two automatic and then one through the play-offs. It is going to be tough, but hopefully we can be one of them."
Times are a changing in South Yorkshire, though, and there is a feeling around Hillsborough that the club is back on track and heading towards a much healthier future.
Lowe said: "Of course. It is a lot brighter. The manager has come in and the coaching staff and we have got some great players as well, some that have played in the Championship and want to get back there. We know that we have got a good thing at the moment with the manager, the staff and the players. The chairman (Milan Mandaric) has invested in the club and he wants we want - we all want to be successful. That's our aim, but there is still a long way to go."
It is all about chasing collective targets for Wednesday at the moment and Lowe, despite his ascent into a third tier promotion challenger, cannot help but put a team spin on his final comments when asked to wrap things up with a run through of his ambitions for the remainder of the season.
He said: "Everyone's ambition is to aim as high as they possibly can and score as many goals as they possibly can. I'm happy at the moment. I had a bit of a setback with my injury just after I had signed for Wednesday and that put me back a little bit, but that's football and you have to deal with these things. Hopefully I am fully fit now and my aim is to score a few goals and help Sheffield Wednesday up the Football League."


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> On the heels of last week's east coast black-out and MS Blaster worm
> comes an interesting news story about how the Slammer worm took out part
> of an internal network at a nuclear power plant in Ohio, back in January.
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> "The Slammer worm penetrated a private computer network at Ohio's
> Davis-Besse nuclear power plant in January and disabled a safety
> monitoring system for nearly five hours, despite a belief by plant
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> This was submitted to me for addition to the "Reasons to Avoid Microsoft"
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I just read this article this morning...The most interesting part I
though was they assumed they were safe because they had a firewall, but
it came in through a non-firewalled entrance. They had an T1 going from
an outside contrator's site to a point on their network that was behind
their firewall. The lesson to be learned here is, just because you trust
someone else, doesn't mean you can trust their network. :)
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It's easy to see why New York natives Monica and Shail chose Jamaica as the backdrop for their gorgeous 3-day destination Indian wedding celebration. Of all the Caribbean islands, its one of the most beautiful, inviting, and fun; a perfect way to describe this loving couple and their families. At first glance you might assume Monica and Shail were selected straight from central casting, but these two aren't actually movie stars (yet). When the two decided to leave their normal lives behind, gather family and friends, and embark on a destination wedding adventure in Jamaica, we were honored to take part and commemorate the festivities in very unique and cinematic ways.
Held at Half Moon in Montego Bay, Monica and Shail's celebration was the perfect hybrid of a traditional Indian wedding with a lush, island paradise. From the bright, tropical color palette, to the groom's baraat by motorboat, to the giving of the coconut picked straight from a local palm, to the wedding ceremony on the beach, even their priest, an Indian pandit, was a local of Jamaica. Perhaps none of these elements celebrated both the island destination and the traditions of a Hindu wedding more appropriately then the couples' wedding garlands. Made from the beautiful, local tropical flowers that pepper the Jamaican landscape, these garlands, or "Jai Mala," gave Monica and Shail a poignant way to welcome each other and their newly joined families, one of the first and most integral traditions to begin a Hindu wedding. Documenting the creation of Monica and Shail's Jai Malas with local flowers gave our team the opportunity to showcase the blending of location with tradition that their wedding did so well.
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2012 (Redshirt Sophomore) - Appeared in seven matches and made five starts ... Coming back from injury, appeared in three games early in the season ... Missed a month before playing the final four matches of the year ... Played a season-high 72 minutes at UAB Oct. 25.
2011 (Sophomore) - Redshirted.
2010 (Freshman) - One of two Lady Tigers to receive All-C-USA Freshman Team honors ... Scored six points on three goals ... Had 33 shots ... Fired three or more shots in six contests.
Prior to Memphis - Won four letters on the varsity soccer team at Las Cruces High School ... Three-time all-district first team honoree ... Two-time 5A All-State first team selection ... As a member of the LC Sharks, helped the squad claim two top-three finishes in New Mexico State Cup play ... Member of the 2006 New Mexico State ODP team ... Since 2007, a member of the U17 and U19 Czech Repbulic National Team.
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DUBAI: Iran expects its security services to root out speculators who are to blame for a plunge of the rial to record lows, a minister said on Tuesday, after the currency lost about a third of its value in the past week.
Western economic sanctions against Iran's disputed nuclear programme are ravaging its economy by reducing its ability to earn foreign exchange from oil exports. Iranians have responded by scrambling to change their rial savings into hard currency, fuelling the slide.
The rial was trading at about 37,500 to the dollar in the free market on Tuesday, down from around 34,200 at the close of business on Monday, a foreign exchange trader in Tehran told Reuters by telephone.
Reflecting the turmoil in the market, other Tehran traders said the rial had dropped even further, to 38,000 or 40,000. The traders declined to be named because of the political sensitivity of the issue.
The government blames the accelerating drop on currency speculators and has tried in vain this year to stamp out black market traders.
"We have greater expectations that the security services will control the branches and sources of disruption in the exchange market," Iran's minister of industry, mines and trade Mehdi Ghazanfari said, according to the Fars news agency.
"Brokers in the market are also pursuing the increase in price because for them it will be profitable, and there is nobody to control them."
Ghazanfari did not elaborate on the identity of the speculators or how authorities could control them. Many businessmen and ordinary citizens in Iran blame the government for the currency crisis.
The rial has been depreciating for over a year and has lost about two-thirds of its value since June 2011. Its losses have accelerated in the past week after the government launched an "exchange centre" to supply dollars to importers of some basic goods.
Far from stabilising the currency, the new centre appears to have undermined it by tying the rate faced by those importers to the plunging free market rate. This threatens to fuel inflation, already put by the government at around 25 percent.
Although the currency crisis has shown no sign of forcing changes in the government, it has given ammunition to parliamentary critics of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who have accused him of dithering and incompetence.
Ahmadinejad was due to hold a news conference in Iran on Tuesday afternoon, Iranian media reported without describing the topic.
Mohammad Reza Bahonar, deputy speaker of parliament, insisted on Tuesday that authorities had enough financial firepower to stabilise the rial. "The government has no lack of currency and can inject it into the market for a long amount of time," the Mehr news agency quoted him as saying.
But some analysts outside the country believe Iran's foreign reserves have begun to shrink, which could make it increasingly difficult for the country to finance its imports and may account for the apparent reluctance of the central bank to supply more dollars to the market in the past week.
On Sunday, Israeli Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz said Iran's economy was "on the verge of collapse" and estimated the government had lost $45-50 billion in oil revenue because of the sanctions.
Western countries have imposed the sanctions, hoping to force Iran to drop the nuclear programme which they suspect is aimed at making weapons. Tehran says the programme is entirely peaceful.
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Lee Miller (1907- 1977) was an American photographer with many facets she was a Surrealist artist who collaborated with Man Ray, a beautiful model, a fashion photographer, a war photojournalist and an exceptional portrait photographer. In Paris she met and later married the Surrealist artist Roland Penrose. She is mainly known for her witty Surrealist images and the thousand photographs of Picasso she took during the thirty-six years of their friendship.
Roland Penrose (1900-1984) was a major figure in Surrealism in Britain, also promoting many aspects of contemporary English art. In 1936 he helped organise the International Surrealist Exhibition in London and in 1947 founded with Herbert Read the Institute of Contemporary Arts. He also wrote many books including Picasso: His Life and Works.
In this lecture Anthony Penrose presents an intimate, witty account of the lives of his parents and their friends using illustrations which draw on many of Lee Millers photographs and paintings by Roland Penrose as well as works by the many friends of the family now held by the Penrose Collection.
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Anthony Penrose is the son of Roland Penrose and Lee Miller. He grew up in his family home, Farley Farm House, in Chiddingly, East Sussex which he describes as being a continuous arts congress. Many of the great figures of modern art were visitors Pablo Picasso, Joan Miro, Max Ernst, Man Ray, Henry Moore and Eileen Agar and were part of this unique crossover of painting, sculpture, literature and drama that helped to shape modern art in Britain..
For the past 25 years Anthony Penrose has run the Lee Miller Archives and the Penrose Collection located in Farley Farm House in Sussex..
He lectures at venues around the world and has published a number of publications including The Lives of Lee Miller, Thames&Hudson Lee Millers War, (Editor), Thames&Hudson The Home of the Surrealists, Frances Lincoln Roland Penrose the Friendly Surrealist, Prestel.


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What do guys mean when they say " you look like you would have some good pussy"?
Question says it all! A lot of guys have tole me that and I was wondering like why would they think that when they have never seen it?
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LOL, this one made me laugh so loud.
It's just an expression, something you say to a girl you're familiar with. Instead of saying the usuall "Oh you look hot.." .. "you look beautifull.. " blah blah blah. I don't say it though. Mine is "You look like so f***tastic".
In my years, I don't think there is a good and bad pussy, there's just the good smelling and the bad smelling kind. At least in my opinion.
But thanks for making me laugh :)
This made me crack up: "I was wondering like why would they think that when they have never seen it?"... classic! You sound such an innocent girly. hehe
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they are essentially saying that you have a hot body and would like to see your pussy. as in, "I wanna f*** you". might I suggest not just taking that sh*t from guys? because if they feel like they can say that to you, they don't think very highly of you/ don't have any respect for you.
For sure, a guy would are say it only to a girl he is super familiar with. I would dare say it only to one of my best buddies as a joke. Otherwise it is a disrespect to any girl who is told that.
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A consortium of three banks comprising, Afriland First Bank, Ecobank and SCB (Attijariwafa bank) have loaned out FCFA 5.5 billion to the country's spinning, weaving and cloth printing company (CICAM) to help the outfit revamp its production plant in Garoua so as to ably stand national and international competition.
The loan agreement was signed Wednesday December 26 in the Conference Hall of the Ministry of Finance between the Board Chair of CICAM, Yaou Aïssatou, the General Managers of Afriland First Bank, Ecobank, and the Corporate Director of SCB. Finance Minister, Alamine Ousmane Mey, signed the guarantee letter (government's surety), in the presence of his colleague of Mines, Industries and Technological Development, Emmanuel Bonde, among other dignitaries.
Speaking during the ceremony, Alamine Ousmane Mey said with the money, CICAM will renew its production machines and move from an annual cotton processing capacity of 3,000 metric tonnes to 6,500 metric tonnes. "It will help to replace outmoded machines of CICAM in Garoua, add value to the country's cotton before export and will also serve as a challenge for producers to beef up output," the Minister said. Records show that Cameroon's annual cotton production stands at about 250,000 metric tonnes and that barely 5 per cent of it is processed locally. Reason why Finance Minister, the financiers and CICAM saw in the loan an opportunity to take a leap in local processing which will not only better the country's trade balance but will create employment opportunities as well.
To Yaou Aïssatou who is also the General Manager of the National Investment Corporation (SNI), the supervisory authority of CICAM, the Garoua refurbishing project is part of the restructuring plan put in place to modernise the production capacity of CICAM. "Competition from Asia is tough and CICAM needs to modernise all its equipment reason why we started with Douala and now in Garoua. I am sure that CICAM will be able to play an important role in the development of the textile sector in the country and sub-region," she said.
Like Moustapha Fall of Ecobank, the General Manager of Afriland First Bank, Alphonse Nafack, said the gesture testifies the confidence the consortium has on government and CICAM. "We hope with this, CICAM will be able to meet its objectives and respect the terms of the accord so that in the years to come, banks would be able to play their role without hanging on the State surety. As a first bank in Cameroon, Afriland First Bank could not afford to stay away from projects that seek to develop the economy like the one of CICAM," he stated.


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Computational Modeling of Human Behavior for Emergency Egress AnalysisThis writing addresses the problem of bringing the perspectives of psychology and sociology about human behavior in emergencies into computational models for egress analysis. Efficacious analysis of emergency egress is facilitated by incorporation of diverse human behavior into a Multi-Agent Simulation System for Egress analysis (MASSEgress). MASSEgress adopts a multi-agent based simulation paradigm to model evacuees as individual agents equipped with sensors, brains and actuators. Individual behavior is simulated through modeling of sensing, decision-making, behavior selection and motor control. Social behavior is simulated through modeling of individual behavior and interactions among individuals. Competitive, queuing, herding, and leader-following behaviors are modeled. MASSEgress is a computational framework; its modular design allows easy extensions to include additional behavior types.
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Everton FanZoner Warren Doyle says there's plenty of reasons to be confident about what 2013 will bring.
Everton can build on a successful 2012
A new start to a new year always brings new hope and aspirations, along with reflection on what the previous year brought. Everton can look back on a pleasing 2012, with a fantastic home record and an established top 7 finish, as well as a very good end to the year.
The good start we all wanted finally came our way at the beginning of the 2012/13 season, and apart from some disappointing draws in games we should have won, we can be happy with the points tally at the end of 2012. The Christmas period saw the Blues add to that tally and get some fantastic wins over West Ham and Wigan. The 6 points gained could have been extended but for a loss to European Champions Chelsea, where Everton put in a fantastic display but just came up a bit short on the day.
Into 2013 then and we have seen the positivity from the previous year continue. A fantastic win was gained at Newcastle with two supreme goals scored. Leighton Baines, who has been in stunning form and a constant threat from left-back, hit a supreme free kick from 30 yards, almost bursting the net. This was followed by probably the most satisfying goal I have seen this season, when Victor Anichebe capped a wonderful team move with a goal. Although Newcastle are struggling at present, an away game in the North East is still a difficult place to get 3 points and Everton more than deserved theirs. The week was rounded off with a professional performance in the FA Cup at Cheltenham with Everton coming out 5-1 winners.
Personally, I'm really looking forward to the second half of this season. I've been very impressed by some of Everton's play. Some of the quality of football has been as good as anything the Premier League has had to offer this season and I am really optimistic about what could happen this year. If there is one negative though, it is that we cannot reciprocate this brand of football consistently, and for me that is due to not having the strength in depth that other sides have.
Last Saturday, we drew at home to Swansea, a side I have loved watching this season. They have done wonders again so far and in Michael Laudrup; they have an intelligent, forward thinking manager. Even though they were off the back of a fantastic win at Chelsea in the Capital One Cup, I strongly fancied Everton to win - only due to the Swans having a backlog of fixtures to look forward to.
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Here is too an enjoyable 2013 to all Blues, I'm sure that in some way it will be eventful for whatever reason, but personally I cannot wait to see what this year may hold.
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The Indian rupee on Wednesday lost 14 paise to 54.40 against the US dollar on the Interbank Foreign Exchange due to strengthening of the US currency overseas.
The rupee had gained three paise to close at 54.26 on Tuesday, in line with strong local equities amid some dollar selling by exporters.
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Mead says this year's event includes more events that cover more of Wyoming and runs July 12-21.
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This book is about savoring life—the capacity to attend to the joys, pleasures, and other positive feelings that we experience in our lives. The authors enhance our understanding of what savoring is and the conditions under which it occurs. Savoring provides a new theoretical model for...
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I'm still tweaking the pattern, but it's getting there.
past two weeks.
I'm also still waiting for fabric from Hawthorne Threads. I'm starting to worry!
Very Cute!!!
I think my Christmas sewing is finally done (I am accepting that Layla won't be getting a handmade Santa Sack until her 4th Christmas).
Merry Christmas!!!
Cool hat's! I love them. I hope the fabric arrives soon. Prob the mail is just a bit slow at the moment.ReplyDelete
These hats are cool, kinda cross between baker boy and military cap. Can you contact Hawthorne Threads to track your parcel? You'd think Xmas post would speed things up but then it could also cause more chaos and slow things down.ReplyDelete
Cute! yay boy stuff.ReplyDelete
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - The new non-profit Linn County Gaming Association Inc. has formally incorporated and says a Cedar Rapids area casino could steer $2.4 million to $4 million a year to local charitable causes.
The non-profit association has come to be alongside a group of investors called Cedar Rapids Development Group LLC who announced last week that they will try to open a casino in the Cedar Rapids area by 2016.
State law requires a non-profit entity to hold the state gaming license should the investors succeed in convincing Linn County voters to approve gaming in the county and then succeed in convincing the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission to provide a gaming license in Linn County.
The Linn County Gaming Association was created in discussions between Cedar Rapids Development Group LLC, the Cedar Rapids City Council and the Linn County Board of Supervisors.
The association's five initial members are Keith Rippy, executive director of the Area Ambulance Service; City Council member Justin Shields; Linn Supervisor Brent Oleson; Linda Seger, president of the Northwest Neighbors Neighborhood Association; and Leah Rodenberg, who works in the field of corporate philanthropy. Rippy is the association's president.
In a news release, the gaming association states that Cedar Rapids Development LLC, led by Cedar Rapids businessman and investor Steve Gray, will operate the casino for 10 years with options to extend the agreement with the non-profit for up to 50 years.
Gray and Drew Skogman, vice president of Skogman Homes and another of the 22 investors in the casino venture, have said they will begin a petition drive in the near future in an effort to obtain some 12,000 signatures to prompt a Linn County vote on a casino. They said they expect the vote to take place next May or August. The investor group will approach the state Racing and Gaming Commission if the Linn County referendum succeeds.
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Location: Watsonville, CA
Tomatero Farm is located just south of Santa Cruz, and only about five miles from the California coast. Their farm has been certified organic since its start in 2004. The ranch is owned and managed by Chris and Adriana, who got started when they were in their early twenties. They had a youthful dream to be inspired by what they did for a living, and several years later their aspiration has blossomed into a thriving farm providing fresh, organic produce to food lovers all over the Bay Area.
The name "Tomatero" means "tomato picker" in Spanish and comes from a nickname Adriana's Nicaraguan Grandmother bestowed on Chris during a sampling of how certain tomatoes tasted with the several different growing methods. The name just seemed to embody their farm's spirit: to learn how to grow wonderfully-flavored tomatoes. Adriana and Chris now try to bring that same spirit into everything they grow and do with their farm.
Tomatero Farm currently grows heirloom, dry-farmed early girl, green zebra, and cherry tomatoes, as well as greens, carrots, strawberries, brassicas, peppers, squash, melons, and root vegetables. They also raise chickens for eggs on several acres of rotating pasture.
Mercado Kitchen: Linguine with Zucchini and Mint
As spring begins to move into summer, more and more vegetables and fruits are popping up at Mission Community Market each Thursday. This past week Tomatero Farm introduced the season's first zucchini and yellow summer squash, while Blue House Farm across the way had bundles of fresh mint… If you've never combined zucchini and mint together, this week's recipe is a must try! The sweetness of the zucchini is highlighted by the mint when sauteed in fresh olive oil. Combined … →
Mercado Kitchen: California Marinated Artichokes
Spring weather is here which means it's time to drag out that barbecue, wipe it off, and heat it up! At MCM you can now find Blue House Farm, Tomatero Farm, and Zuckerman's Farm offering an array of seasonal, local veggies perfect for grilling. Although you can roast almost any vegetable, this week's recipe highlights the flowering artichoke drenched in healthy oils and grilled (or roasted in the oven) to a crisp, hearty perfection. You probably have a bottle of olive oil … →
Mercado Kitchen: Southern Cabbage Recipe
Mission Community Market is pleased to welcome back Tomatero Farm to market Thursdays! This week we have highlighted a good ol' head of cabbage.. To some, one of the most confusing vegetables to prepare. Does one steam, boil, sauté, or bake this round, green beauty? This week's recipe guides you in the southern style of preparing a cabbage. This quick, easy, and delicious technique will highlight the flavor and texture of this mysterious veggie. To accompany the deep flavor of … →
Mercado Kitchen: Roasted Delicata Squash
Delicata squash are available at Tomatero Farm and Blue House Farm! These striped beauties are sometimes referred to as sweet potato squash because they taste sweet and creamy. As the name suggests, Delicata squash have delicate, edible skin making them very easy to prepare. No need to remove a thick skin like other squash varieties. Simply slice in half lengthwise, scoop out the seeds, roast with the skin on, and enjoy! The simplest preparation for Delicata is to slice each … →


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Steve Le'Plume
Steve Le'Plume was a young airman charged with guarding the East Gate at RAF Bentwaters in December/January,1980. Today, he is a successful Super Bike Racer and a Security Guard for High profile Politicians, Dignitaries and Entertainers all over the world and was a Mercenary involved in the Iran Contra affair with the bullet hole scares to prove it. He is one of the most interesting and to most of us, virtually un heard of witnesses to the1980/81 event! I have found that he has an entirely new version of even more events that happened back then and we had to get him on Eye Witness Radio for a talk on his perspective through his own eyes. He says, "This will be my Last Interview" and you don't want to miss this show! Special Thanks to Paola Harris for arranging this interview for us. Without her, this interview would not be taking place.
In His Own Words
When I had just turned eighteen years of age I was an Airman in the United States Air Force stationed at RAF Bentwaters.
I want to go into detail about my time there related to the UFO incident/sighting. I know I am but one in this mess, however I want to have my voice heard for a change. I truly believe what happened to me did in fact happen and I also think the incident has been underplayed or ever shadowed by the "big show" that happened in late Dec. of 1980.
I also believe that I will never know what truly happened to me and what it was all about. It's taken me about twenty nine years to accept this but with this new found peace I can look at what happened to me objectively with no emotional attachment anymore. I honestly don't give a * about RAF Bentwaters.
To understand what it was like from my perspective I need to give you a real good idea of what I was like and what I was about back then. I will make it brief and to the point.
I was a 147lbs weakling of a Mamma's boy when I entered the Service of my Country. When I got to the RAF base, leased to the US Air Force, I was still the same geeky little kid I was when I was in school except I had waltzed through basic training when they needed musicians for the drum and bugle corp. I volunteered as I had been playing trumpet for years.
Security Police training was boring at best and the only part I liked was when new got guns and did war games type stuff. The rest was a blur of drunken nights and boring classroom by day.
When I arrived at RAF Bentwaters, I ran into someone and we talked about Lackland [AFB] for a few moments. Then we discovered we had hid under the same overturned table in a large bar room fight on base. We both had dates and we turned the table on its wide side and hid behind it or something to that effect. Anyway his name was Larry Warren but I honestly can not remember when I had met him for the first time. He was around then we met and became good friends for a bit of time then after the incident it was really a bit intense. The whole situation was really awkward I guess would be the best word. Because it was so far off the norm it was hard to navigate through the day at times. It was always right there in my face…
From Paola Harris' 2006 Book
Another case in point to examine might be the Rendlesham Forest, Bentwaters case. One NASA engineer told me that was probably the TR3B advanced aircraft checking the security of the US nuclear arsenal in England. But from the witness testimony of Larry Warren and Walter Halt, it is obvious that the craft was having flying difficulties and the military men were terrified at this incident. Most of them were also intensely debriefed right after it happened. If this was our surveillance craft, why was the head commander of the Bentwaters base not warned? For the answer, I went to Clifford Stone. Sergeant Clifford Stone, who worked on crash retrievals with recovery projects Moon Dust and Blue Fly, told me in a telephone conversation on 2 January 2000, that he was in Germany at the time and the Bentwaters case was a real UFO case.
The case is fascinating and, as destiny would have it, I actually heard from a participant and witness, who were on the Bentwaters Base in England at the time. Steve LaPlume now lives in China and having heard me on the Coast to Coast show with George Noory, in 2005, he contacted me immediately and trusted me with the following testimony:
"I, Steven Robert LaPlume, on this third day of February 2005, wish to declare the following as true regarding the events on and at RAF Bentwaters from December 26th, 1980 to January 30th, 1981.
I witnessed members from another flight entering the day room at about 10:00 a.m., three hours after their shift ended. They were very distraught when asked about their encounter with a UFO the shift before.
Also, Larry Warren related to me the events of a few nights, which entailed the sighting of a UFO, the fact that the lights were not working properly and also that he witnessed a craft, three beings, and a Colonel communicating with the beings. He also mentioned that there was film documentation and that parts were flown in from Germany to help fix the downed craft. This was in early January of 1981.
I had a subsequent sighting which brought out a mass of high-ranking officials, one of which brought his wife and teenaged son to: "Hopefully get to see one this time!" [Quote by the Lt. Colonel's wife.] The base commander, Colonel Gordon Williams, (promoted by Congress the day before to General), was also present and I advised him my post was then "safe and secure," as instructed by my shift commander, Lt. Englund.
After Larry Warren came up missing for a few days and told me of his "interrogation procedure" and I confirmed I was being followed by still-unknown (to me) agents, I felt it in my best interest to trash my career, loose face with my father, a military man since World War II, and leave the base and the US Air Force for my own personal safety. I felt so strongly of this, I faked a suicide attempt and cut open my own stomach to prove my point and receive a discharge, which I did. I have no regrets over this action.
My personal thoughts are that if there was something, it was a threat to the ordinance we housed at the base. If there was nothing, then there was mass hysteria and the entire squadron of Security Police was mentally unfit to be in the position of responsibility we were charged with. If there was nothing, then why would the Assistant Base Commander of Woodbridge bring his family out to take pictures of a UFO, if there was nothing there to begin with? And why would a recently-promoted General Williams get out of bed at midnight to come investigate as well?"
November 4th 1980 – April 10th 1981
By Steven Robert LaPlume
Airman First Class assigned to the 81st Security Police Squadron
This is powerful testimony from a first-hand witness and that is the only testimony I usually consider valid, so when people always ask me if "I believe in UFOs," I say it is not a matter of belief. People see them. There is hard evidence. I cannot ignore this testimony or any testimony given to me by military or ex-military witnesses. I have been lucky that I have been able to speak to people, like Sgt. Clifford Stone at his home, informally on several occasions; that they trust me to give an accurate account of their disclosure testimony.
On the Air
Tonight, 9/27/2012, Royce and I will have the distinct pleasure of interviewing for the last time one of the most interesting men involved in the Bentwaters Incident back in 1980/81, and for the last time…
Don't miss this interview tonight, 'ONLY' on the Global Radio Alliance!
SOURCE: http://www.paolaharris.com/home.htm
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This is the perfect recipe for a weekend Breakfast or Dessert treat. Similar to a doughnut, it is so good, you'll never go back! Our cousins invited us over to sleep over during the winter, and it was a great snack! Now, we want you to enjoy this delicious recipe also!
Note: Any fan of doughnuts is sure to love this!
*Disclaimer: Pictures of Brown Sugar and Bread with pan is not mine.
*Disclaimer 2: Thank you hcelestine for permission to use your amazing sugar bread picture! :)
Step 1: Preperations:
An oven heated at 375 degrees.
-1 1/2 cup of Bisquick
-1/2 cup of Milk or Water.
-1/2 cup of sugar.
-2 tablespoons of Butter, Margin, or Shortening.
-1 egg.
-1 teaspoon of Vanilla.
Brown Sugar Icing:
-2 tablespoons of Milk.
-1/2 cup of Brown Sugar.
-1 tablespoon of Butter.
*Note: There is Substitutes listed. Only use one of the listed ingredients.
Step 2: Baking the Sugar Bread:
Mix the recipe together and put in the oven for a half hour (30 minutes ), until it's a golden brown or thoroughly cooked. You can also bake it in a dough-making* pan for easier serving.
Tip: Milk makes it more moist in the end, and not so dry. It will still be as good if water is used.
*See the image above as an example.
Step 3: Making the Brown Sugar Icing:
This was delicious!! I give you permission to use my photo if you want
I am very glad you enjoyed it. Thank you hcelestine for the picture!!!
(I updated the pictures and gave you credit!)
one cup of flour,
1½ teaspoons of baking powder,
½ teaspoon of salt, and 1
tablespoon of oil or melted butter.
*(from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisquick) :P
Bon` Appetite!
You're fine. Thanks for the offer though. I haven't baked any recently, so I wasn't able to take pics.
I'll see if I can get another source for pics.
Thank you for the response!


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He was the son of Robert Buchanan (1813-1866), Owenite lecturer and journalist, and was born at Caverswall, Staffordshire, England. Buchanan senior, a native of Ayr, Scotland, lived for some years in Manchester, then moved to Glasgow, where Buchanan junior was educated, at the high school and the university, one of his fellow-students being the poet David Gray. His essay on Gray, originally published in the Cornhill Magazine, tells the story of their close friendship, and of their journey to London in 1860 in search of fame.
Buchanan's first published works were books of poetry written while he was still living in Glasgow. He appears to have disowned them later in life as they fail to appear in any bibliographic references. His first book was Poems and Love Lyrics which although undated was almost certainly published in 1858. This date has been settled upon for the following reasons: 1) The author's second book Mary and other Poems is by the 'Author of Lyrics'. This book is dated 1859 and signed Robt W Buchanan in the preface; 2) The preface to 'Mary' states that this is the author's second published book; 3) The preface indicates that the writer is still a young man; 4) The dedication to Hugh Macdonald suggests he was alive when it was written. Macdonald, a well-known Glaswegian, died in 1860. Buchanan's second book Mary and other Poems was published in 1859 and has never been mentioned in any bibliographies. The book is extremely rare and the only copies appear to be in the Mitchell library in Glasgow. Buchanan also published a collection of short stories and poems, written in collaboration with Charles Gibbon, entitled Storm-beaten, or Christmas Eve at the "Old Anchor" Inn in 1862, before Undertones, which is often cited as Buchanan's first book.
After a period of struggle and disappointment Buchanan published Undertones in 1863. This tentative volume was followed by Idyls and Legends of Inverburn (1865), London Poems (1866), and North Coast and other Poems (1868), wherein he displayed a faculty for poetic narrative, and a sympathetic insight into the humbler conditions of life.
Buchanan showed more ambition in The Book of Orm: A Prelude to the Epic, a study in mysticism, which appeared in 1870. He was a frequent contributor to periodicals, and obtained notoriety as a result of an article which, under the nom de plume of Thomas Maitland, he contributed to the Contemporary Review for October 1871. Entitled The Fleshly School of Poetry, this article was expanded into a pamphlet (1872), but he subsequently withdrew from the criticisms it contained, and it is chiefly remembered by the replies it evoked from Dante Gabriel Rossetti in a letter to the Athenaeum (December 16, 1871), entitled The Stealthy School of Criticism, and from Algernon Swinburne in Under the Microscope (1872).
Buchanan afterwards regretted the violence of his attack, and the old enemy to whom God and the Man is dedicated was Rossetti. In 1876 The Shadow of the Sword, the first and one of the best of a long series of novels, was published. Buchanan was also the author of many successful plays, including Lady Clare, produced in 1883, Sophia (1886), an adaptation of Tom Jones; A Man's Shadow (1890), and The Charlatan (1894). He also wrote, in collaboration with Harriett Jay, the melodrama Alone in London. In 1896 he became, so far as some of his work was concerned, his own publisher. In the autumn of 1900 he had a paralytic seizure, from which he never recovered. He died at Streatham.
Buchanan's poems were collected into three volumes in 1874, into one volume in 1884; and as Complete Poetical Works (2 vols., 1901). Among his poems should also be mentioned:
His earlier novels, The Shadow of the Sword, and God and the Man (1881), a striking tale of a family feud, are distinguished by a certain breadth and simplicity of treatment which is not so noticeable in their successors, among which may be mentioned:
See also Harriett Jay, Robert Buchanan; some Account of his Life (1903).


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Jackson Township Volunteer Fire Department to hold Chili Supper
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Thursday, 21 January 2010 00:00
Jackson Township Volunteer Fire Department will be holding a chili supper on Saturday, February 6 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Suppers cost $5 per person and include chili, peanut butter sandwich, dessert and coffee or tea. There will be three different styles of chili: mild, medium and hot.
Donations for desserts are needed and any donations are greatly appreciated. Proceeds will benefit the fire department.
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Giardia has nothing to do with Salem water issue
Written by George Browning
Thursday, 21 January 2010 00:00
There was misinformation reported in the January 20 edition of The Washington County Edition from the Salem City Council's Jan. 11 meeting.
The story stated that William Gollnitz of Wittman Hydro Planning out of Bloomington said Salem's water problem is related to giardia.
Actually what was said is that the cause of Salem's taste and odor issue is geosmin and the two are very different.
"Giardia is something we have to start sampling for this year," said Salem Water Superintendent Russell Brown. "Part of our treatment requirements are to make sure we chlorinate at high enough levels to disinfect for giardia and that's one thing that is making the taste and odor issue worse, because of where our chlorination is located in the plant. We can't change that and still maintain our compliance for the giardia level."
Brown and Salem Mayor David Bower started receiving phone calls (Jan. 21) as citizens read the article and became concerned about local water containing giardia, which is parasite that can come from dead animals that decay over time, leaves and twigs which then get into the water supply.
Geosmin is a chemical compound that is released when certain types of algae are killed. When the chlorine oxidizes that algae, it releases those compounds and that is what causes those taste and odor issues, according to Brown.
Green Banner Publications apologizes for the error.
Last Updated on Thursday, 21 January 2010 12:53
Salem Speedway 2010 schedule
Written by George Browning
Tuesday, 19 January 2010 00:00
Salem Speedway gears up for one of the most anticipated seasons in the 64 year history of the venerable oval in 2010 with a full slate of action to include 14 events and 17 days of on-track activity.
The diverse schedule of top-flight programs include traditional events on the .555-mile high banked oval, plus an exciting line-up of races for the new quarter-mile asphalt oval being constructed in the infield of the existing track.
The ARCA Racing Series, presented by RE/MAX and Menards, returns to the high banks for two shows in 2010, beginning with the Kentuckiana Ford Dealers ARCA 200 on Sunday afternoon, April 11. A second ARCA event, the Fall Classic 200, is scheduled for Saturday night, Sept. 18. The spring race also includes a visit by the Frank Kimmel Street Stock Series.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 19 January 2010 08:43
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Two Amish killed in Saturday accident
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Monday, 18 January 2010 00:00
The cause of an accident at at the intersection of State Road 160 and Liberty Church Road Saturday morning is not known.
Washington County Sheriff's Deputy Roger Newlon said brothers, Noah Wengerd, 19 and Menno Wengerd 7, were traveling west on State Road 160 when the buggy they were driving was struck in the rear by a 2002 Ford Explorer.
The explorer was driven by Jetta Mull, 31.
Newlon said the brothers were just leaving a residence where they had picked up chainsaw chains that they recently had sharpened.
While there was plenty of fog in the area Saturday morning, Newlon said it wasn't a factor in the accident.
"It was actually pretty clear and on a straight stretch were the accident occurred," he said.
Last Updated on Monday, 18 January 2010 14:33
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North Harrison hires new superintendent; John G. Roeder from education background
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Thursday, 14 January 2010 00:00
John G. Roeder, 56, was hired Tuesday night (January 5) as the new Superintendent of the North Harrison Community Schools. The vote (5-0) by the board came quickly in a meeting that was for the purpose of hiring the new superintendent only.
"This board has been looking for a strong superintendent who has been successful as a superintendent," said board member Gary Byrne during the meeting. "He (Roeder) will be a strong leader for this school."
Byrne said that during the last year, the board had three separate searches for a new superintendent, in looking for the best possible chief.
Roeder retired June 30 after nine years as the superintendent of the Sunman-Dearborn Community School Corporation, a system of 4.300 students in northern Dearborn County, in the Cincinnati area of Indiana.
What drove Roeder to re-enter the education workplace was a desire to simply get involved in education again.
"After six months, I knew the choice was to return," Roeder said of returning to the field. "After taking some time off, I'd like another five years ion education."
Last Updated on Thursday, 14 January 2010 11:29
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Today is the counting of polls held on May 5. Counting of votes is to begin at 8 AM.
Today's results will decide the fate of current BJP government. By afternoon we will know the makeup of the assembly that whether it will be a coalition, BJP or Congress Government.
Exit poll surveys conducted by various media channels point to the possibility of Congress ousting BJP and getting either clear majority or becoming single largest party in the house. The predictions give Congress between 100-130 seats. Whereas, BJP and JD(S) are far behind.
The Congress is upbeat for gaining a clear majority whereas BJP is hopeful to perform much better than what was predicted by some of the opinion poll predictions earlier this year. The JD(S), KJP and BSR Congress are expected to play a key role in outcome of the mandate.
If we end up getting a hung assembly, then we are going to see frantic activity and interesting maths in the coming days.
Current Karnataka elections are one of the most keenly contested elections in the history of Karnataka. The reason being it is considered as a test ground between arch-rivals BJP and Congress and a preliminary for the next Lok Sabaha Elections. Though the presence of JD(S), KJP, BSR congress and some other regional forces can not be ignored.
Corruption has been one of the main issue and all the parties have left no stone unturned. All major parties in their manifestos have made number of promises that range from distributing rice at Rs 1 to large scale development initiatives. The campaign this time has seen most of the major political bigwigs addressing public rallies to woo voter. Movie stars have also participated in the campaign to attract voters. It is to be seen whether Modi charisma or Rahul's Charm works or not.
The BJP has been ruling the state for the past five years. Karnataka was the first southern state ruled by BJP, which had till then been dismissed as merely a northern India phenomenon.
The story of the Congress on the national stage and the story of the BJP in Karnataka are strikingly similar. Both the parties have faltered; the Congress at a national level and the BJP in Karnataka. The leadership of the two rival parties has been accused of corruption, scams, favoritism and non-governance.


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19th C. Keyhole Metal Arch Bed without Footboard
A 19th-century European metal bench inspired this reinvention, with keyhole intact. Our bed reflects the sturdy construction of the European original, with multiple finishing steps reproducing the depth and character of its patina.
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- Twin: 76"W x 46¼"D x 58"H
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