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In comparing potential night viewing cameras and spy cameras, here is a list of the most frequently purchased during the last quarter of 2011.
Some of the products out on the market are quite ingenious. For example, the hand-held Kayak KHD 5000-X has all the power and sophistication of a high powered x-ray camera that the professionals use. It is small, lightweight and portable with the same size and dimensions of a standard cellular phone, allowing the user to photograph comfortably and at will. These devices continue to rise in technological expertise while dropping in price, which makes it an ideal time for the consumer to invest in this practical tool. On top of that, it's waterproof.
Furthermore, the Kaya KHD 5000-X is easily held in the operator's hand. It's dark colored and looks like an ordinary cell phone, which does not create suspicion. Small and convenient to use, it provides high resolution photos in either standard black and white, and high resolution photos in its similar, color film model.
The Intelligence of Super Thru Technology Another super-hot x-ray camera on the market right now is the X-reflect camera (without a screen), holding up to 8 GB in colored film footage. It comes with rechargeable batteries to ensure that you have the tools you need out in the field where you need it the most. The camera can be plugged into a computer monitor or television with an RCA connector to display the photography that you have just taken. It is by far the most affordable, with its black and white camera starting at only $250. The color version is also relatively reasonably priced at $390. If you want to go all out and purchase the X-reflect Color Camera with a screen, the price is $890. This product can be used just about everywhere, since it's compatible with both PAL for European and Asian systems and NTSC systems applicable in the USA and Japan (among other locations).
[This is by far the one I love the most, and you can find this excellent Hidden X-ray Cam here]
Best of all, the documentation you receive from your spy camera may be downloaded to your to your hard drive a USB cable where it can be printed out and distributed or enlarged. PC compatible, it provides the best of all possible worlds – small, compact, efficient, economical and interface able.
If you are looking for a stationery type spy camera there are air purifier spy cameras and fake book spy cameras. Both are cleverly disguised as ordinary items that do not raise suspicion. The purifier blends into the scenery while recording everything within the room. The fake book (with a dictionary motif) sits hidden on the bookshelf among other real books. A tiny pinhole in the books binding is the location of the spy camera. A wise person once said, the best place to hide something is in an obvious place.
This type of spy cameras are best used in evaluating employee performance, especially nannies and housekeepers who work in the home largely unsupervised. Some spy cameras are meant to be worn on the individual. Disguised as a small pouch holder, they can be worn on the belt. A tiny cable with an even tinier camera is attached to film and record information obtained while the wearer is in public and or meets with someone he wishes to record.
Among night view cameras, the Sony Color Night Vision Outdoor Camera is among the best (in the five star range) and among the more popular. The product name is well known and reliable. It is also within reach of the average consumer at a retail price of around $300 while providing better than average quality and long life.
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Mississippi State senior running back Vick Ballard won't let the praise of others go to his head.
Even though Ballard was chosen the Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week on Monday for his performance against Memphis last Thursday night, he isn't focusing on this accolade.
"I felt honored and it's nice, but I'm looking forward to next week because we still got 11 more games to go," said Ballard."
Ballard will have some momentum going into week two as he carried the ball only 10 times in the Bulldogs 59-14 season opening win, but compiled a career-high 166 yards which is a 16.6 yards per carry average.
Even more impressive is he scored three touchdowns in those 10 carries. His first touchdown came in the first quarter from 46 yards out, and his second came with under 2 minutes left in the first half when he broke a 66-yard touchdown run. His third touchdown run was from 1 yard out midway through the third, and was his last play of the game. Thursday's three touchdown game was Ballard's fifth in his 15 game career.
Ballard first came to know about being named as SEC Offensive Player of the Week via his twitter account as he said "30 people told me on twitter."
He was sort of surprised by the announcement but doesn't take full credit for his performance.
"I haven't ever got an award this big, but I couldn't do it by myself," said Ballard.
Ballard was also surprised on Thursday night we he was told what his stats were.
"I never notice my stats until after the game," said Ballard. "I was pretty surprised when I found out but it just goes to show how good our offensive line is."
The offense was running on all cylinders Thursday night and the Bulldog passing game opened up the running game for Ballard.
"We had a couple of big pass plays and it opened the whole offense up," said Ballard.
Later on Monday, Ballard was also named as the College Football Performance Awards National Running Back Performer of the Week.
Despite all the attention and awards he has received for his week one performance, Ballard knows week two will be a challenge as he and the Bulldogs open SEC play on the road in Auburn.
"It's going to be a lot harder," said Ballard. "It's going to be a four quarter game and it's going to be physical."
Ballard only played for two and a half quarters Thursday night, but is sure to see the field the entire game against the defending national champions. In last season's showdown with the Tigers, Ballard only had 13 yards on five carries in his second game as a Bulldog, but he has since established himself as a top running back in the SEC.
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Buried deep in the Pentagon's 105-page bi-annual report on Afghanistan is a claim that ties between the US and Pakistani militaries are improving strongly and that Pakistan's military is increasing its "cooperation" with the war in Afghanistan.
But the how of this may surprise many. According to the report, the Pakistani Army General Headquarters recently agreed to allow NATO to put a military presence at the XII Corps headquarters in the Pakistani city of Quetta.
The details of exactly what the coalition military presence in the city will be were not released, and will likely be couched in terms of "advisers" as with other US troops in Pakistan. The city of Quetta, however, is increasingly of interest to the Obama Administration.
In fact the US has been seeking permission to launch drone strikes against Quetta, a western city of nearly a million people, and Pakistan's government had also recently agreed to allow CIA ground teams in the city.
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The full government of the Club and the care and control of its property shall be vested in the House Committee.
The House Committee shall appoint a Manager who shall have full charge of the Club Room and the property therein contained and under the direction of the House Committee shall be responsible for the enforcement of these rules.
The lounge shall be open from 3:00 PM until 11:00 PM Monday through Thursday but remain open until 1:45 Am should patronage warrant, and from 3:00 PM Friday until 1:00 AM Saturday and from 12:00 Noon Saturday until 1:00 AM Sunday. The Lounge may be open on Sundays by making prior arrangements with the Manager.
Any Member who seeks admission by using the door buzzer will be required to display his membership card on each occasion of so using.
The lounge shall be closed and vacated during the hours of all sessions of this Lodge and during the funeral services of a deceased member of the Lodge or a Sister Lodge for whom this Lodge conducts the service.
The bar will close promptly at 1:45 AM all days of operation. All glasses must be off the tables by 2:00 AM. The building must be vacated by 2:30 AM.
Only paid up members can use the club facilities. No dropped or delinquent member can be signed in as a guest.
Club facilities are open to members and their out-of-town guests. Local guests will be limited to four (4) visits per year and all guests must leave at the time of the sponsor.
The sponsoring member must register guests. The member is responsible for the conduct of his/her guests. Members and guests must conduct themselves with decorum. Members and guests must be in appropriate dress.
Spouses with Identification Cards may enter and use the lounge. These cards are available upon request, in writing, of a member for his/her spouse. Widows of Members may request and be granted an Identification Card provided their deceased spouse was in good standing at the time of death.
Visiting Elks in good standing must register their names in the Club Register.
All liquor shall be dispensed in accordance with the Washington State Liquor Control Board rules and regulations. The bartender shall have the right to refuse service to anyone. No drinks shall be served while the Lodge is in session. During such time, television must be turned off and no machines or games shall be played.
Liquor shall be permitted in the Lodge room only on special occasions and then only upon prior permission of the House Committee.
Members or guests will not be permitted to bring liquor on premises.
Members may draw by check $25.00 at the bar. The Club Manager will handle any additional, or larger amounts. Any NSF checks will result in a fifteen (15) dollar processing fee.
Books, magazines, periodicals or newspapers must not be removed from the Club. Clippings shall not be taken there from.
No persons shall remove from the Club Room, any property of the Club Room and any Member marring or destroying the same, or any part thereof, shall be personally liable for the full value thereof, or any damage of such property, such determination shall be made by the House Committee, whose decision shall be final.
Club employees shall not drink, dance or play machines while on duty. Rude, boisterous or profane language, or other disruptive conduct is strictly prohibited within the premises.
No employee or contractor of the club many sign in guests while on duty, regardless if he or she is a member.
All complaints, whether against the conduct of a member while in the Club Room or lounge or the employees, or regarding the service, must be made to the House Committee in writing, and no cognizance will be given such complaints unless so submitted. Any suggestions for the betterment of the Club will be welcomed and consideration by the House Committee as well. The Members are requested to notify the Manager of all dereliction of duty, or lack of courtesy on the part of any employee or attendant.
The House Committee on recommendation of the Manager has the authority to suspend any member from Club Privileges for any infraction of the above rules.
Violations or failure to obey House Rules shall be cause for disciplinary action by the Subordinate Forum, Sec. 5, Article 6, By-Laws of Raymond Lodge #1292 and Grand Lodge Statutes, Sec. 8.010.
An obligation rests with each member of the Lodge to familiarize themselves with these rules, and accord a ready and courteous acquiescence to all their provisions.
Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination and is a violation of Federal and State laws. It is considered by Members of Raymond Elks Lodge #1292 as conduct unbecoming and Elk and under Grand Lodge Statutes can result in expulsion from the Order.
It is the policy of Raymond Elks Lodge #1292 to provide and maintain a working environment free from discrimination and harassment on the basis of sex, race or any other status pretested by law. Lodge Members and employees are expected to maintain a workplace which is free from unlawful discrimination and to conduct themselves in such a way as to insure that no discrimination occurs in any action with respect to hiring, firing, compensation benefits, promotion, reclassifications, disciplinary actions or any other working conditions. Harassment and discrimination undermine the integrity of the employment relationship and the self-esteem of the individual to whom they are directed. All employees must be allowed to work in an environment free from unsolicited and unwelcome comments or conduct. Any member who knows of harassment or discrimination will take appropriate steps under the Lodge policy and procedure to correct of stop such misconduct. Any current member or employee conduct, which violated this policy, will not be condoned and will be subject to disciplinary action.
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The second big drug bust for La Crosse cops in a matter of days. On Friday it was a married couple selling pot out of their southside trailer. Yesterday it was a couple guys selling crack and marijuana on the streets of La Crosse. Police used a sting operation to nab Jamario McKnight, who admitted to coming to La Crosse from Chicago to sell drugs because he'd heard there's good money to be made in La Crosse. Apparently so; they found a couple thousand dollars on him. Shane Tucker was also arrested in the bust. He's currently out on bond for dealing drugs. Meanwhile Jeremy and Jennifer Jenkins could face hard time for dealing pot after the Friday bust. A crimestoppers tip led to that arrest.


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Quality of brake pad and brake rotor surface finish can contribute to brake squeal. I use Wagner thermoquite on most cars and have never had squealing problems. If the pads are good is the rotor surface finish good?
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Acadia National Park Travel Guide
Vacationing in Acadia National Park turns you into a pioneer: Each trail leads to rugged, untouched land just waiting to be captured by your camera lens. Cobalt waves crash on the jagged granite slabs topped with spruce trees that jut out from the shore. Harbor seals sun themselves on abandoned chunks of bedrock off the coast as peregrine falcons scream down at you from the skies. Rocky crag-filled trails and rustic carriage roads thread around ... continue» Read More
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The best time to visit Acadia National Park is September through early October, after the summer crowds have left but before the temperatures drop below freezing. Visiting in March, April, and May can be soggy—fog and rain are common—so you'll need to pack your waterproof gear. The weather is pleasant come July and August, but it's by far the most crowded season for the park. The park is near abandoned in winter but it's the perfect time to visit for the dedicated adventure traveler ready to brave the freezing temperatures.Read More Best Times to Visit Acadia National Park»
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The best way to get around Acadia National Park is on foot. With 125 miles of historic trails made for hiking, Acadia is the perfect place to ditch the car and get outdoors. To reach the park, you can hop on the Island Explorer, a free summer shuttle service that transports passengers from Green Village, Bar Harbor to a variety of park destinations. Should you prefer your own set of wheels, you can rent a car at one of the nearby airports, including Bangor International Airport (BGR), located just an hour's drive from the park, and Hancock County Airport (BHB), located just 10 miles outside of Acadia. Guided tours and ranger-led programs are also available.Getting Around Acadia National Park»


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Talon hires former Zenith MD Andy Tilley as CSO
By Ian Darby, campaignlive.co.uk, Tuesday, 22 January 2013 11:06AM
Talon, the outdoor specialist, has appointed Andy Tilley as its first chief strategy officer.
Tilley, a former managing director of Zenith Media and a founding partner of the brand and communications consultancies Ingram and Unity, has worked as a consultant for the past five years.
At Talon, he will oversee all strategic brand and communications and provide a link to agencies, clients and media owners.
His arrival at the specialist, which recently captured the outdoor buying for independent media agency AMS Media from Kinetic, follows investment in the company last July from Eric Newnham, the former global chief executive of Kinetic.
Newnham, now the chief executive of Talon, said: "There are a lot of new opportunities emerging in the sector and we intend to embrace them. This means that integration, collaboration and strategic thinking must be at the heart of what we do.
"Andy has joined us to give an added dimension to this thinking. His track record speaks for itself."
Key brands Talon works with include Red Bull, Aberdeen Asset Management, Jagermeister and the National Health Lottery, and the agency now has an 18-strong team working on client business.
Tilley added: "When you consider the levels of innovation and investment in the out-of-home sector and the plethora of multilayered opportunities that it can now provide for clients and agencies, we need to ditch the 'paper-and-paste' thinking that permeates the industry and take a different approach.
"Technology has all but removed the delineations common to conventional channel thinking. The silo mentality has to go and make way for a more collaborative approach between agencies, clients and media owners – one that embraces digital, is agile and creative, and is able to integrate out-of-home into the broader media and marketing ecosystem."
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BRP begins production at ATV plant in Mexico
New facility to produce 85% of Can-Am brand ATVs by 2009
Story by Lucas Cooney, Nov. 02, 2007Email a friend Print Friendly RSS
Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. (BRP) of Valcourt, Que. has officially opened its ATV manufacturing and assembling plant in Juarez, Mexico.
New ATVs are already rolling off the line at the Mexican plant, which saw an investment of C$35 million from BRP.
Its not fully operational yet in terms of transferring total production, but were doing well, BRP vice president, communications and public affairs Pierre Pichette told ATV.com. Were on schedule and things are moving.
I am pleased with what has been accomplished so far. In a very short period of time weve moved into a new facility, hired and trained our employees, and were able to start production on time, within budget and with the quality that is synonymous to any BRP product, says José Boisjoli, president and CEO, BRP. By 2009, we expect that 85% of the Can-Am ATV production sold by BRP around the world will be manufactured here.
The facility, which employs more than 760 people, will assemble the Can-Am ATV Outlander and Renegade lines. The DS line will continue to be built in Valcourt, Que., which used to assemble all the ATV lines.
BRP told its Valcourt employees in 2005 that it was transferring the ATV vehicle assembly to Mexico and the company expected about 300 people would lose their jobs, but that outlook has changed considerably.
We are fairly positive with the start of production of the Can-Am Spyder roadster we will not have to let anybody go, says Pichette.
Along with ATV assembly, the Juarez, Mexico plant is also putting together the Rotax engines for the ATVs. It is the first time Rotax engines are being manufactured outside of Austria and the first time BRP engines and units are being assembled in the same facility.
At this time BRP isnt planning to move any more of its engine assembly away from Austria.
We will look at things one-by-one, but we have no intention to make this a rule going forward, says Pichette. Lets look at the plant as it is now. This is an ATV decision. Its part of the ATV strategy.
With the new plant dealing with both vehicle and engine assembly, BRP faces new challenges and the company has brought in employees from other regions to help ramp up production.
There are plenty of people from Austria and Canada to do the transition and well see going forward how were going to go about on the long-term basis how to manage all of the operations, says Pichette. But there are at this time Canadians, Austrians, Americans and Mexicans at the plant in management.
The ATV plant is not BRPs first experience in Mexico. The company bought Outboard Marine Corp. in 2001, which manufactures Johnson and Evinrude engines, and that company had a plant in Mexico that BRP continued to operate.
The plant was manufacturing components for outboard engines and we had them build engines and we had them build personal watercraft, says Pichette. After studying all our facilities and the new ATV strategy, we decided the plant in Mexico would be the best place to build them.


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Scottsdale, Ariz. (PRWEB) May 01, 2012
The "2012 Invaluable Investor Study" conducted by Real Trends, Inc. and Personal Real Estate Investor Magazine, with polling by Harris Interactive, was released Friday, April 20. The study is supported by Professionals Invest USA Network, The Home Depot and other high profile real estate brands.
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Luanda — The Environment Minister, Maria de Fátima Jardim, requested on Sunday in Luanda USD six million for the reinforcement of actios linked to the conservation project of the sable antelope for the coming two years.
With speacial participation of Kissama Foundation, Catholic University and support of the Oil firms of Sonangol and ESSO, among other public and private companies, the official urged everyone's commitment to the conservation of sable antelope.
The minister said so on Sunday during "Espaço Publico" programme of the Angolan Public Television (TPA).
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SpecificationsNotebook: Asus K53SV-SX050V (K53 Series)
Processor: Intel Core i7 2630QM
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M
Display: 15.6 inch, 16:9, 1366x768 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 2.7kg
Price: 800 euro
Average of 2 scores (from 3 reviews)
Reviews for the Asus K53SV-SX050V
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Modern games should be playable with these graphics cards at low settings and resolutions. Casual gamers may be happy with these cards.
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2630QM: Fast Quad-core processor based on the Sandy Bridge architecture with an integrated graphics card and dual-channel DDR3 memory controller. » Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
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October 14, 2013
DURHAM, N.H. – Elinor Purrier (Montgomery, Vt.) of the women's cross country team and Sean Goldrich (West Haven, Conn.) of the football team are featured in this week's Service Credit Union Student-Athlete Spotlight. This information and more can be found in the Wildcat Weekly Roundup.
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Elinor Purrier, women's cross country
Elinor, a freshman from Mongomery, Vt., led the University of New Hampshire women's cross country team to first place at the New England Championships that were held Saturday, Oct. 12 at Franklin Park in Boston.
Elinor was the top Wildcat and finished third overall with a time of 17 minutes, 33 seconds on the 5K course. She was one of two UNH runners in the top 5 and led a total of five 'Cats in the top 16 overall.
In her collegiate debut against top-ranked Providence College and College of the Holy Cross on Aug. 31, Elinor was the top Wildcat finisher in fourth place overall with a time of 17:36. In the next race – Sept. 27 at the Boston College Invitational – she placed 14th in a field of 140 runners that included PC and third-ranked University of Oregon.
As a senior at Richford Junior Senior High School, Elinor was the cross country Div. III state champion, New England cross country champion, Northeast Regional champion and placed 17th in the National Cross Country race to earn All-America honors. She was later named the Gatorade Runner of the Year (for the third consecutive year).
Sean Goldrich, football
Sean, a sophomore from West Haven, Conn., propelled the No. 25/22 UNH football team to a season-high 59 points and 40-point victory against the University of Rhode Island in an Oct. 12 Homecoming Game at Cowell Stadium.
The quarterback completed 18 of 26 passes for 241 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for a career-high 94 yards and one TD on 14 carries. Sean's first scoring strike was a six-yard completion to Justin Mello that gave UNH a 21-12 lead at 3:29 and started a 38-point run.
Sean ran for a 24-yard TD to open the third quarter scoring and give the 'Cats a 31-12 lead at 12:40. His second TD pass was a 21-yard strike to Harold Spears at 10:46 of the fourth quarter to cap the streak of 38 consecutive points.
In five games this season, Sean has completed 31 of 46 passes (67.4%) for 445 yards and four TDs for a pass efficiency rating of 168.7. He has also rushed for 158 yards to tie for second on the team.
Last year as a redshirt freshman, Sean was named the starter at the beginning of the season but then was injured in the second game at Minnesota. In nine games overall, he was 107-for-180 for 1,202 yards and eight TDs.
Taylor Dunklau, volleyball – America East Setter of the Week
Tori Forrest, volleyball – America East Player of the Week
Ugo Uche, men's soccer – America East Player of the Week
Tuesday, October 8
Men's soccer: at UNH 1, Brown 0 (Cowell Stadium)
Wednesday, October 9
Women's soccer: at UNH 0, Dartmouth 0 [OT-tie] (Bremner Field)
Friday, October 11 – Homecoming Weekend
Field hockey: at UNH 3, Maine 2 [OT-win]
Volleyball: at UNH 3, Providence 0
Men's ice hockey: No. 12 UNH 4, Clarkson 1 (Ice Breaker Tournament at Minnesota)
Saturday, October 12 – Homecoming Weekend
Football: No. 22/25 UNH 59, Rhode Island 19
Men's soccer: at UNH 2, Stony Brook 1 (Bremner Field)
Women's cross country: UNH 1st place (20 teams) at New England Championships
Men's cross country: 15th place (41 teams) at New England Championships
Women's swimming & diving: UNH 217, at Boston College 140
Men's ice hockey: at No. 5 Minnesota 3, No. 12 UNH 2 (Ice Breaker Tournament)
Sunday, October 13 – Homecoming Weekend
Volleyball: at UNH 3, Hartford 0
Women's ice hockey: at UNH 2, Maine 2 [OT-tie]
Women's soccer: UNH 1, at Vermont 1 [2OT-tie)
Field hockey: at No. 3 Syracuse 3, UNH 1
Monday, October 14
UNH Coach's Show, 7 pm at Buffalo Wild Wings (Fox Run Mall; Newington, N.H.)
featuring UNH football head coach Sean McDonnell
Wednesday, October 16
Men's soccer vs. Hartford, 7 pm (Bremner Field)
Women's ice hockey at Boston College, 7 pm
Thursday, October 18
Women's soccer vs. UMass Lowell, 3 pm (Cowell Stadium)
Friday, October 18
Men's ice hockey vs. Michigan, 7:30 pm (TV- WBIN and Fox College Sports)
Field hockey at Albany, 3 pm
Volleyball at Binghamton, 7 pm
Saturday, October 19
Football vs. Villanova, 12 pm (TV- Comcast SportsNet)
Women's swim/dive vs. Vermont, 2pm
Men's ice hockey vs. Michigan, 7 pm (TV- WBIN and Fox College Sports)
Men's soccer at UMBC, 7 pm
Sunday, October 20
Women's soccer vs. Maine, 1 pm (Bremner Field) [Senior Day]
Field hockey vs. Bucknell, 2 pm
Volleyball at Albany, 1 pm
- The UNH women's cross country team took first place at the New England Championships on Saturday, Oct. 12 as the squad topped 19 additional teams to earn the crown with 50 points. The event was held at Franklin Park in Boston.
- Freshman Elinor Purrier (Montgomery, Vt.) led the Wildcats with a third-place finish overall with a time of 17 minutes, 33 seconds.
- Sophomore Laura Rose Donegan (Melbourne, Australia) crossed the finish line three seconds later to claim fifth place.
- Senior co-captain Anne Twombly (Exeter, N.H.) placed 11th overall in 17:52.
- Junior Chelsey Serrano (Manchester, N.H.) and senior co-captain Elise Beattie (Woodstock, Ill.) finished back-to-back in 15th and 16th place, respectively. Serrano completed the course in 17:33, followed by Beattie at 17:36.
- New Hampshire returns to action Oct. 25 at the Central Connecticut State University Mini Meet.
- The UNH men's cross country team placed 14th of 41 teams that competed at the New England Championships that were held Saturday, Oct. 12 at Franklin Park in Boston.
- Junior Sam Gagnon (Hooksett, N.H.) led the Wildcats in 17th place overall in a field of 135 runners with a time of 25 minutes, 6 seconds on the 8K course.
- Sophomore Brendan McCarthy (Mansfield, Mass.) was the next 'Cat across the finish line in 42nd place at 25:44.
- Freshman Ryan Chiesa (Stockholm, N.J.) was timed in 25:54 for 53rd place. Senior John Corona (Middletown, Conn.) and freshman Robert Biro (Rockaway, N.J.) completed the team scoring in 75th (26:19) and 85th (26:32), respectively.
- New Hampshire returns to action Oct. 25 at the Central Connecticut State University Mini Meet.
FIELD HOCKEY (7-6 overall, 1-0 America East)
- The University of New Hampshire field hockey team went 1-1 last week with a 3-2 overtime victory in its America East opener vs. the University of Maine (Oct. 11 at Memorial Field) followed by a 3-1 road loss to third-ranked Syracuse University.
- Sophomore forward Meg Flatley (Townsend, Mass.) scored the game-winning OT goal vs. Maine and tallied an assist against Syracuse to increase her team-leading totals to nine goals and 21 points.
- Sophomore forward Emma Compagna (Canton, Mass.) recorded her first career points with a goal vs. Maine, then gave UNH a 1-0 lead at Syracuse with a first-half goal.
- Junior goalkeeper Carlie Tarbell (Wakefield, Mass.) recorded her fourth double-digit save effort of the season with 10 at Syracuse.
- Senior midfielder Casey Pohlmeyer (Millersville, Md.) recorded her 19th career assist with a helper vs. Maine; she is tied with four other players for No. 10 on UNH's career assist leaderboard.
- New Hampshire returns to action Friday, Oct. 18 (3 p.m.) at the University at Albany. The Wildcats' next home game is Sunday, Oct. 20 (2 p.m.) vs. Bucknell University.
FOOTBALL (2-3 overall, 1-1 CAA)
- The No. 25/22 UNH football team scored 38 consecutive points spanning the second, third and fourth quarters to defeat the University of Rhode Island, 59-19, in a Homecoming Game on Saturday, Oct. 12 at Cowell Stadium.
- Senior kicker Mike MacArthur (North Hampton, N.H.) tied UNH's record for career field goals made with a 24-yard field goal in the second quarter. Connor McCormick (2002-05) also has 40 career field goals. One more FG will lift MacArthur into the Top 10 in CAA history.
- Junior wide receiver R.J. Harris (Odenton, Md.) became the 10th UNH Wildcat to reach the 2,000 receiving yards milestone and supplanted Scott Sicko (2006-09; 2,023) at No. 9; Harris currently has 2,036 yards. Ahead of Harris at No. 8 is former teammate Joey Orlando (2009-12) at 2,131.
- UNH rushed for a season-high 333 yards on 43 carries (7.7 yards/rush) and the defense scored two TDs with a Steven Thames (Fort Washington, Md.) 11-yard interception return and Cam Shorey (Calais, Maine) 44-yard fumble return.
- Sophomore quarterback Sean Goldrich (West Haven, Conn.) completed 18 of 26 pass attempts for 241 yards and two touchdowns. He also had a career-high 94 rushing yards and a TD.
- Junior running back Nico Steriti (Toms River, N.J.) recorded his second 100-yard rushing game of the season – eighth of his career – with 15 carries for 150 yards and two touchdowns.
- Senior wide receiver Justin Mello (Dartmouth, Mass.) had four receptions for 47 yards to increase his career yardage to 999.
- New Hampshire returns to action Saturday, Oct. 19 (12 p.m.) vs. Villanova University at Cowell Stadium. The game will be televised live on Comcast SportsNet.
WOMEN'S ICE HOCKEY (2-2-1 overall, 0-0-1 Hockey East)
- The UNH women's ice hockey team skated to a 2-2 tie against the University of Maine in a Homecoming Weekend game Sunday, Oct. 13 at the Whittemore Center.
- Sophomore forward Heather Kashman (Edmonton, Alberta) matched her career high of two points with a goal and assist vs. Maine. She set up the Wildcats' first tally at 10:02 of the second period, then just 2:45 later her goal gave the 'Cats a 2-1 lead.
- Freshman forward Cassandra Vilgrain (Calgary, Alberta) scored her first collegiate goal against Maine when she tied the score, 1-1, midway through the game.
- Senior forward Arielle O'Neill (St. Catharines, Ontario) won 20 of 25 faceoffs vs. Maine; she has a .690 faceoff win percentage (60 of 87) this season.
- Sophomore goaltender Vilma Vaattovaara (Veikkola, Finland) is 2-0-1 in three games (all starts) with a 1.62 GAA and .943 save percentage.
- New Hampshire returns to action Wednesday, Oct. 16 (7 p.m.) at Boston College. The Wildcats' next home game is Nov. 1 (7 p.m.) vs. Boston University.
MEN'S ICE HOCKEY (1-1-0 overall, 0-0-0 Hockey East)
- The 12th-ranked UNH men's ice hockey team opened the 2013-14 season with a runner-up finish at the Ice Breaker Tournament, which was hosted by the University of Minnesota at Mariucci Arena. The Wildcats defeated Clarkson University, 4-1, in the Oct. 11 opener and then lost 3-2 to fifth-ranked Minnesota on Oct. 12.
- Senior defenseman Eric Knodel (West Chester, Pa.) was named to the All-Tournament Team. He scored a goal in both games.
- Junior defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk (Middletown, N.J.) joined Knodel on the All-Tournament Team. He finished with three assists, including two against Minnesota.
- Senior goaltender Jeff Wyer (Reading, Mass.) recorded a career-high 33 saves in UNH's 4-1 win vs. Clarkson.
- Freshman forward Tyler Kelleher (Longmeadow, Mass.) scored his first collegiate goal against Clarkson and it proved to be the game-winning goal.
- Sophomore forward Kyle Smith (Lumberton, N.J.) tallied his first career points with a pair of assists vs. Clarkson.
- Junior forward Matt Willows (Congers, N.Y.) recorded a goal and assist against Clarkson.
- New Hampshire returns to action Friday, Oct. 18 (7:30 p.m.) for its home opener against the University of Michigan. The teams face off again at the Whittemore Center on Oct. 19 (7 p.m.). Both games will be televised on both WBIN-TV and Fox College Sports.
WOMEN'S SOCCER (3-5-6 overall, 1-0-3 America East)
- The UNH women's soccer team extended its unbeaten streak to six games with a scoreless tie against intrastate rival Dartmouth College (Wed., Oct. 9) and 1-1 draw at the University of Vermont (Sun., Oct. 13).
- The Wildcats have shut out four opponents – including three overtime ties – and allowed a total of two goals during their six-game unbeaten streak of 1-0-5.
- Freshman goalkeeper Mimi Borkan (Medfield, Mass.) saw her shutout streak end at 350 minutes, 55 seconds when UVM scored in the 56th minute. She had shut out each of the previous two opponents – Dartmouth and Hartford.
- Borkan leads the America East conference in save percentage (.883) and is second in GAA (0.64). In conference-only games, she is atop the GAA leaderboard (0.41) and is No. 2 in save percentage (.889).
- Junior Meghan Ledwith (Yardley, Pa.) scored UNH's only goal of the week. Her tally gave the 'Cats a 1-0 lead at UVM in the 26th minute.
- New Hampshire returns to action Thursday, Oct. 17 at home against UMass Lowell; game time at Cowell Stadium is 3 p.m. The Wildcats play their last home game of the regular-season Sunday, Oct. 20 vs. Maine at Bremner Field; the Senior Day game is 1 p.m. at Bremner Field.
MEN'S SOCCER (8-3-0 overall, 2-0-0 America East)
- The UNH men's soccer team extended its winning streak to three games with last week's home wins against both Brown (1-0, Oct. 8) and Stony Brook (2-1, Oct. 12).
- Junior goalkeeper Travis Worra (Lancaster, Pa.) leads the nation in both GAA (0.41) and save percentage (.912). He has stopped 31 of 34 shots in seven games (655:44). Worra made seven saves in the 2-1 victory vs. SBU.
- Senior forward Ugo Uche (Ann Arbor, Mich.) scored the first goal against both Brown and Stony Brook; he was named America East Player of the Week for his efforts. Uche is tied for the team lead in goals (three).
- Freshman goalkeeper Giovanni Riello (Sao Paulo, Brazil) recorded his second career shutout with a three-save effort vs. Brown.
- Senior midfielder Steven Palumbo (Kingston, N.H.) netted his first goal of the season in the 71st minute vs. Stony Brook to break the 1-1 tie.
- UNH is ranked No. 8 in the nation in defense at 0.53 goals allowed per game.
- New Hampshire returns to action Wednesday, Oct. 16 vs. Hartford; game time at Bremner Field is 7 p.m. The Wildcats also travel to play UMBC on Saturday, Oct. 19 (7 p.m.).
SWIMMING & DIVING (1-0 overall, 0-0 America East)
- The UNH swimming & diving team opened the 2013-14 season with a 217-140 victory at Boston College on Saturday, Oct. 12 at the William J. Flynn Recreation Complex.
- UNH won all but two events at the meet and captured the top three spots in eight events.
- Senior Jenni Roberts (Springvale, Maine) recorded three individual victories – 100-yard backstroke (57.68 seconds), 100 butterfly (56.72) and 200 individual medley (2 minutes, 5.44 seconds).
- Sophomore Bettina Caspersen (Lyngby, Germany) was the top swimmer in both the 100 backstroke (1:08.64) and 200 breaststroke (2:24.78).
- Junior Allison Morales (Santa Clarita, Calif.) touched the wall in 10:38.00 to win the 1,000 freestyle.
- Junior Katie Mann (Prince George, British Columbia) swam to a first-place finish in the 200 back with a time of 2:08.00.
- The 200 medley relay quartet of Oneida Cooper (Johannesburg, South Africa), Caspersen, Adria Morales (Santa Clarita, Calif.) and Sarah Broderick (Haverhill, Mass.) recorded a winning time of 1:50.57.
- UNH also captured first in the 200 free relay with the combination of Broderick, Roberts, Emily Magnavita (South Glastonburg, Conn.) and Megan Suffel (Cornwall, Ontario) finishing at 1:39.93.
- New Hampshire returns to action Saturday, Oct. 19 for its home opener vs. the University of Vermont. Meet time at Swasey Pool is 2 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL (10-11 overall, 4-1 America East)
- The UNH volleyball team extended its winning streak to three matches with straight-set victories at home against both Providence College (Oct. 11) and University of Hartford (Oct. 13).
- Junior setter Taylor Dunklau (Mukwonago, Wis.) was named America East Setter of the Week for the second time this season and fifth in her career. She orchestrated the Wildcats' offense to a .268 hitting percentage by averaging 11.5 assists per set. Dunklau tallied 34 assists and eight digs vs. PC followed by 35 assists and seven digs against Hartford.
- Sophomore outside hitter Tori Forrest (Powder Springs, Ga.) was selected America East Player of the Week for the second time this year. Forrest averaged 4.67 kills per set and 2.67 digs per set in the two matches. She matched her career high of 18 kills and also had nine digs vs. Hartford. Two days earlier against PC, Forrest tallied 10 kills and seven digs.
- Senior right side hitter Destiny Tolliver (Rochester, Mich.) recorded her 300th career block during UNH's 3-0 win against Hartford. Tolliver became just the fifth Wildcat to reach that milestone. She leads the America East conference in blocks per set (0.99).
- New Hampshire returns to action Friday, Oct. 18 (7 p.m.) at Binghamton University and continues the road trip Sunday, Oct. 20 (1 p.m.) at Albany.
- The Wildcats' next home match is Saturday, Oct. 26 (2 p.m.) vs. UMass Lowell.


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|File: Birg's Mage UI #212-28-14
Not sure if I'm the one doing anyth...
Not sure if I'm the one doing anything wrong here, but I installed your pack from scratch, tried the macro for portals. Nothing except LUA error. Might it be because I'm on a mage as horde? Because I see 'Stormwind' is not found as a value. Edit: Fixed it myself. You need to make sure that one check /kgpanels config, then c...
|File: Birg's Mage UI #212-01-14
Looks amazing, even ingame.
Easy s...
Looks amazing, even ingame. Easy setup with something amazing to come. Downside is that I'm getting quite a lot of LUA errors now on 6.0.3. Any chance you'll update the pack to work ? :)
|File: RantTooltip : Aesh04-11-10
Got a nasty bug atm.
the manabars...
Got a nasty bug atm. the manabars keep showing up faaaaar under the tooltip itself. No errors tho.
|File: Zephyr Boss Warnings04-10-10
I would love to see a few screensho...
I would love to see a few screenshots for comparison to DBM / BigWigs etc. Like on the LK-fight. I think BigWigs / DBM are too annoying, but I still 'have' to use it. Sounds like a great idea tho. Grab a few more screenshots, and I would most likely be insterested. :)
|File: WowLens - Player Rating03-25-10
I just noticed that after I've been...
I just noticed that after I've been in a party, and I'm going to rate the players, it says that they are all on my server. Not the server they actually are on. But that might be some error with EU\US servers, or doesnt it work cross-realm? I'm on EU English btw.
|File: Leatrix Latency Fix02-21-10
Thanks for this, worked perfectly o...
Thanks for this, worked perfectly on Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit. Before: ~100-200ms After: ~40-70ms
|File: oUF_Quaiche01-20-10
How can I remove the red-ish color...
How can I remove the red-ish color when I have aggro ? Or make it transparent atleast. I cant stand the red-color it got atm. Have tried looking through the lua, but cant seem to find it. - Dag M.
|File: oUF_Diablo01-20-10
Is it possible to grab ONLY the Act...
Is it possible to grab ONLY the Actionbar _background_ textures ? so it works ingame ofcourse. I tried grabbing only the rtextures folder, but as there is nothing there but textures (duh), it doesnt work. Edit: Figured it out. Just grabbed rbbs and removed some .tga's and it was lovely.
|File: oUF_Nivea01-20-10
Is it possible to get ONLY the unit...
Is it possible to get ONLY the unitframes to show? I am trying to compile this along with a few other addons to create my own look to my UI, and I got an upper and bottom bar that are in the way now. I would also like to remove the buffs, since I preffer elkano's buffbars. Edit: If I bothered, I would see that editing the lua w...
|File: Roth UI (Diablo)01-04-10
Thank you.
Now I ha...
@Fudgeykins Thank you. Now I have enabled the debuffglow again, and its red and beautiful. Cheers, and thanks for this awesome UI :)
|File: Karni's Crap Filter12-31-09
awesome addon.
Its lovely when fis...
awesome addon. Its lovely when fishing! Keep up the good work
|File: WIM (WoW Instant Messenger)12-31-09
I get an error everytime I enter /...
I get an error everytime I enter / sign up for any BG. Message: Interface\AddOns\WIM\Modules\Tutorials.lua:39: attempt to index field 'TutorialFrameCheckButton' (a nil value) Time: 12/31/09 21:47:55 Count: 3 Stack: Interface\AddOns\WIM\Modules\Tutorials.lua:39: in function `FlagTutorial' Interface\FrameXML\TutorialFrame.lua:65...
|File: Roth UI (Diablo)12-31-09
Howdy. First off, really awesome UI...
Howdy. First off, really awesome UI. Love it. period. However, I would like to ask how I can cange the HP-orb color to red instead of going from class-color and then to red when you are on ~20% HP? I read the FAQ, and did the switch thingie to 1 instead of 0, but that only made alot of my buttons on my actionbar to go black (...
|File: ncUI12-30-09
hm.. seems interresting!
At the mo...
hm.. seems interresting! At the moment I am using RothUI because it's well made, minimalistic and got an easy setup. The only problem is that it is using alot of corememory. Yours seem to be pretty decent as well. I'll report back after a few tests. Edit: I actually adore your UI. It is awesome. Everything is clean and nea...
|File: AI-Art - DoubleWideTradeSkills12-30-09
Again I post a thank you to your ar...
Again I post a thank you to your art-work. This made me change from AdvancedTradeSkill to DoubleWide. Thank you for your awesome work. Keep it up! :)
|File: AI-Art12-30-09
thank you, totally love your work....
thank you, totally love your work. :) Edit: Without looking into it myself, I would like to request this to support Mapster. Atleast I think its mapster, might just be the default BlizzUI as well. Anyhow.. on the map, there is a questlog/helper, and its nearly impossible to read the questlog on the map, because the text is all...
|File: AI-Art - WIM12-30-09
this is awesome.
Looks so much bet...
this is awesome. Looks so much better! thanks
|File: SpellLight09-01-09
Hi. I just get this error when I use SpellLight. This is happening when I open my spell-list. Message: Interface\AddOns\SpellLight\SpellLight.lua:54: GetSpellLink(): Invalid spell slot Time: Tue Sep 1 19:11:01 2009 Count: 2 Stack: :18: in function <:4> (tail call): ? : ? : in function `GetSpellLink' Interface\AddOns\Spell...


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YIELD: Serves 2 generously
Prepare grill.
Make vinaigrette:
In a bowl whisk together vinegar, mustard, oil, sugar, and salt to taste. Stir in remaining vinaigrette ingredients and season with pepper.
Discard tough stems from watercress. Season steak with salt and pepper and grill on an oiled rack set 5 to 6 inches over glowing coals about 3 minutes on each side for medium-rare. (Alternatively, grill steak in a hot well-seasoned ridged grill pan over moderately high heat.) Transfer steak to a cutting board and let stand 5 minutes. Holding a sharp knife at a 45° angle, cut steak into about 12 thin slices.
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Minnesota roads growing safer
August 17, 2011 at 2:19 am in Alexandria Echo Press
Every crash, every story, every individual, adds up.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) recently released its 2010 Crash Report. It recorded 411 traffic deaths in Minnesota the lowest number since 1944 when 356 people were killed.
The report also showed that there was a 15 percent decrease of motorcyclist deaths and the lowest number of alcohol-related deaths on record. Continue Reading


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Capital One Bank in Ball (6110 Monroe Hwy,71405,LA)
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Sydney Opera House
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Sydney Opera House today celebrated the 90th birthday of its extraordinary and beloved architect, Jørn Utzon.
From the Concert Hall choir stalls, staff sang an enthusiastic rendition of "Happy Birthday" accompanied by the Sydney Symphony conducted by Paul Daniel. The event was recorded and sent to Mr Utzon.
Utzon was reunited with the Opera House as its architect in 1999, and staff have a tradition of sending him a birthday greeting.
"This is a milestone birthday for Jørn, who is an incredibly important member of the Opera House family. We wanted to send our best wishes in a special way," said CEO Richard Evans.
"We have shared a remarkable year with him - Sydney Opera House was recognised as one of the most treasured buildings in the world by its addition to the World Heritage List.
"Meanwhile, his latest design project - the renovation of our western theatre foyers - is well underway.
"The relationship between the man and the building has extended for more than 50 years and Jørn is still adding to its potential."
Utzon planned to spend the day with his wife Lis and family at home in Denmark. A special event will be broadcast on Danish TV channel DR2 in the evening (Danish time) to mark his birthday.
Sydney Symphony Managing Director Libby Christie said the orchestra was delighted to join in the celebrations.
"As Australia's premier orchestra, we are so proud to call Sydney Opera House our home, having played here for 36 years - nearly half the life of the Orchestra," Ms Christie said.
"The building's boldness, creativity and innovation symbolise something that we strive for every day - and is a constant reminder of what is possible."
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11/20/2013 3:42amA federal appeals court has upheld the conviction of former Red Army Faction terrorist Verena Becker as accessory to the 1977 murder of West Germany's chief federal prosecutor.
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11/20/2013 5:42amBank of England policymakers voted unanimously to keep monetary policy unchanged despite growing signs that Europe's third-largest economy is on the mend.
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BEIRUT: Not all population groups are created equal, economists often remind policymakers, especially during times of economic down-turn.
In Lebanon, as in most parts of the world, the youth, with numerous barries to economic resources, bear the brunt of the country's economic woes. Unemployment rates among people below the age of 25 is four times higher than those of their adult counterparts, some surveys show.
The Daily Star spoke to a number of economists in order to understand the scale of economic desperation in a group that many view as having been sidelined by the political debate.
"The problem is that policymakers in this region view the youth as the future and not as part of their present," said Lubna Izzidine, a social development consultant who has worked on youth issues in the region for more than 16 years.
Youth unemployment rates in the Arab region are the highest in the world, according to a variety of studies by international groups. A Deloitte Middle East study released late last year estimates that one in four Arab youth are unemployed.
"[High youth unemployment rates] have to do with a certain population dynamic – a high fertility rate that's often known as 'the youth bulge,'" said senior regional adviser at the International Labor Organization (ILO), Zafiris Tzannatos. Many analysts view the so-called 'youth bulge' as a cause for economic and political volatility.
"The youth bulge, I believe, is not a problem but a blessing. The youth are more productive than the old, more energetic, and also they are more educated … so I view them not as a problem but as a solution," Tzannatos says.
The reason for sky-high unemployment rates among the youth, Tzannatos believes, is that the size of the region's economy has not grown at a fast enough rate to absorb a ballooning population.
There are two reasons the youth have garnered the attention of economists, according to Tzannatos. The first is that they are a large untapped resource in the region. The second is that the condition of a country's youth tends to carry with it large social and political implications.
"The Tunisian youth, for example, are very educated. It is this education that sparked what you see there today," Tzannatos said. He was referring to youth-led economic riots in Tunisia that overthrew that country's dictatorship this month, and helped inspire the current uprising in Egypt.
While it is difficult to get an accurate picture of youth conditions in Lebanon, as official demographic statistics do not exist, there are some private and non-profit groups that have taken it upon themselves to compile data and map out economic trends.
Madma, or the Center for Development Studies and Projects, is one such group. "At the very least, there needs to be an unemployment survey done every three months. Here in Lebanon we have to wait four years … we can't rely on major surveys so we use small samples," said its chair Riad Tabbarah.
Unemployment in Lebanon ranges between 12 and 14 percent, Tabbarah said. Adult unemployment stands at around 4 percent, and this goes up to 20 percent among people below the age of 25.
"Since it's usually [the youth's] first entrance into the labor market, barriers to labor market entry are always a lot higher for them than for the rest of the population … Who are the first to get hurt during any recession? The youth. They are the first to get laid off," said Tabbarah.
Madma finds that on average, it takes a fresh graduate a year to find a job. In the throes of a job search, the vast majority of graduates also apply to various embassies in the hopes of emigrating. "Migration is the valve that has been put on unemployment. If it were not for migration we would have much more unemployment," said Tabbarah.
Tabbarah recalls looking over employment samples one year and feeling shocked that unemployment rates had spiked to 26 percent. He later realized that those rates had occurred at the wake of the September 11 attacks in 2001, when Arab migration to the West was at an all-time low.
Several international organizations and some non-profit groups based in Beirut have tried to tackle the youth unemployment issue through grassroots work with local communities, including some Palestinian refugee camps. The ILO, for example, launched an initiative that tries to teach young people about entrepreneurship
There are a number of ways states try to support youth employment. These include providing micro-loans to aspiring entrepreneurs, and encouraging youth hires by subsidizing wages.
But to some economists, including Tzannatos, initiatives such as this are more of a Band-Aid than a remedy. "The bulk of unemployment is determined by macroeconomic policy … the impact of youth employment programs have been very limited [in Lebanon] because we're dealing with a sea, a very porous labor market," said Tzannatos. Dealing with youth unemployment must begin with holistic reform of the Lebanese economy, Tzannatos believes.
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