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World No. 7 blind golfer Glenn Niciejewski will tee off in Shepparton Central Rotary Club's Annual Golf Day today.PATRICK O'MEARA March 1, 2013 4:34am
World-class blind golfer Glenn Niciejewski lives by a simple motto: ''Even though I have lost my sight, I will never lose my vision''.
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Niciejewski has been a lifelong golfer.
Before losing his sight, the Queenslander would hit the Logan City Golf Course and was off a single-digit handicap.
That ritual ended in 1999 at the age of 22 when a car accident left him with extensive head injuries that resulted in the loss of his sight.
Golf became his outlet.
In 2008 he linked with the Sporting Wheelies — Queensland's peak body for sport, recreation and fitness for people with a physical disability or vision impairment — with immediate success.
A year later he joined the Australian Blind Golf circuit and has claimed a swag of titles.
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Last year he competed at the world championships and finished seventh.
Niciejewski said he was looking forward to hitting the Shepparton course today.
''I can't wait,'' Niciejewski said.
''It is always great getting out there and playing with different golfers and trying to raise some awareness of visually-impaired golfers.''
The Shepparton event comes just before a busy schedule for Niciejewski, which starts with the Victorian Open this month and will be highlighted by the British Open later in the year.
Niciejewski said he simply loved the sport of golf.
''I could play golf every day,'' he said.
''I could just hit golf ball after golf ball after golf ball.''
He said retaking up the sport as a blind man had been difficult at first, but he had been supported by his wife Jodie from day one.
''It was very tough at the start,'' he said.
''Trying to work out the distance, what club to use, knowing what is around you, where the bunkers are, the pin, where is the front edge and so on.
''But my wife, Jodie, who caddies for me, has been great.
''She doesn't tell me what is around, because I don't need to know, all I need to know is the distance.
''She has been there since day dot and she is just fantastic.''
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Currently struggling through the Abrams film again. Never saw it until buying earlier this year. Still can't get through it in one sitting.
I'm pretty lukewarm on the film. Some things work (I thought the casting was good for the most part, the directing), other things didn't (Spock/Uhura, Nero's motivation, some massive plot holes, the totality of the Starfleet Academy scenes).
Some of the comic relief is poorly placed. Such as, Kirk's balloon hands after McCoy's repeated injections, while Kirk is trying to get important information to the bridge.
The tit-grab definitely rubs me the wrong way. Not that I normally mind a good tit-grab, but it seems more appropriate in Porky's or Police Academy.
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A district mechanic came to the rescue of a Colbinabbin grandmother last week when her two-year-old grandson accidentally locked himself in the car.ELAINE COONEY October 2, 2012 4:54am
A two-year-old child accidentally locked himself in his grandmother's car in Colbinabbin on Thursday as temperatures rose to 30°C.
The child's grandmother, Violet Town resident Kate (who did not want her surname published), said she had stopped at a Colbinabbin store to get a drink.
She had gone into the store with the boy and when she returned she put him into the child car seat.
He pressed the key which locked the car, so Kate put the car keys into the front seat and absent-mindedly closed the door before opening the driver's door.
''It just shows how easily it can happen,'' she said.
The child was eventually rescued by district mechanic Brian Tuohey.
Although it was a hot day, the child had a bottle of juice in his hand and remained calm as Mr Tuohey tried to remove a side window.
Kate called the RACV, who in turn called the CFA and ambulance but Mr Tuohey removed the window moments before Colbinabbin CFA arrived.
The child was lifted out of the car unharmed.
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Sir John Sawers became the first serving head of MI6 to make a public speech last month. The intelligence chief used the platform to assert that his agents have nothing whatsoever to do with the "illegal and abhorrent" practice of torture. Sir John was widely praised for drawing a clear ethical line.
But yesterday sixteen individuals, who claim to have suffered torture abroad in which UK intelligence forces were complicit, were awarded compensation by the Government. This raises an awkward question. If the claims of these individuals had no truth to them, as Sir John implies, why have they been compensated? The Government has stressed that the payouts are not an admission of culpability. But Sir John's assurances on torture suddenly seem considerably less solid.
The welcome news is that with the civil action brought by these individuals now settled, the judicial inquiry into the behaviour of the British intelligence services promised by the Prime Minister in July moves a step closer. That inquiry, to be chaired by Sir Peter Gibson, must wait upon the results of a separate police investigation into the individuals' complaints of abuse. But, either way, we seem to be moving closer to a reckoning on this subject.
Sir Peter's inquiry needs to examine the cases of these sixteen individuals closely. And there must be scope for prosecuting any intelligence officers who are discovered to have been complicit in torture. Proclamations from intelligence chiefs about the abhorrence of torture are no use if those who engage in it do not face criminal sanctions. The inquiry must also look into British involvement in "rendering" terror suspects across national jurisdictions for imprisonment or questioning. This practice opens the door to torture. It is much easier to abuse someone's human rights when no one knows where they are.
But there is a case for a wider examination of the behaviour of the intelligence services by Sir Peter too. In recent years their role, not just in the so-called "war on terror", but in the political processes of this country, has been deeply questionable. It has been suggested that compensation was agreed for these former terror suspects, in part, because of fierce resistance from the intelligence services to the prospect of agents being called to give evidence in open court. This is dangerous. It is intolerable that the process of law can be interfered with by the intelligence services.
This reflects a broader tension between the intelligence services and the judiciary. Yesterday's settlement follows a titanic Whitehall battle earlier this year over the courts' publication of evidence showing that MI6 knew that one of the individuals in question, Binyam Mohamed, had been tortured in Morocco.
There is a questionable relationship between the intelligence services and elected politicians too. The previous Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, under advice from the intelligence services, led an unsuccessful attempt to block the courts' release of evidence relating to Mr Mohamed's mistreatment. Mr Miliband argued that the information would harm national security and damage our intelligence-sharing relationship with the United States. Yet when the evidence was made public by the Court of Appeal, it was immediately clear that it contained nothing that justified Mr Miliband's attempt at suppression. This setback has been casually brushed off by the intelligence services. They are now lobbying the present administration to retain control orders for terror suspects, despite a Coalition pledge to review their use.
This all adds up to a malign pattern of behaviour. The intelligence services have grown over-mighty. They do a valuable and often dangerous job in safeguarding the public. But they need to be subject to democratic authority and judicial oversight. In short, they need to learn their proper place.
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PETALING JAYA: Ten more Kuala Lumpur FA officials and players are set to be hauled up by the FA of Malaysia's (FAM) disciplinary committee for questioning in relation to match-fixing.
The FAM disciplinary committee were supposed to come out with a verdict on Tuesday on seven KLFA players who had pleaded not guilty to the match-fixing charge.
However, the committee chairman Datuk Taufek Abdul Razak said that they had to postpone their decision because the investigation is incomplete.
"We need more time to investigate ... I want to be fair. We will call up 10 more players and officials for questioning," said Taufek after the committee meeting at Wisma FAM on Tuesday.
"This is just the tip of the iceberg and we need more time to investigate. We don't want to just catch the minnows and let the sharks get away scot-free."
Last month, the FAM disciplinary committee imposed a life ban on five Kuala Lumpur players and three team officials, including a kitman, for match-fixing this season.
The eight were also slapped with a RM20,000 fine each.
The team officials banned were Slovak coach Stanislav Lieskovsky, assistant manager Rosli Omar and kitman Shaari Jani.
The five players were Jeremy Danker, Khairul Anuar, Hafizi Roslee, Fadhulah Yunsiar and Phoo Kai Lun.
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looking forward to Cain Velasquez fight tonight let's support one of our own..Brown Pride!!!
Yeah… that's not at all racist or anything.
Well, humans come in different races, it's a reality, it's nature… if you speak up and say that you should support a fellow Latin American it's automatically 'racist'? Nobody here is saying anything bad about anyone. This politically correct trend is getting on my nerves. It's everywhere, in the forums, tv, radio, sports, it's fuJJYen bullshit.
go cain cuz i parlayed u with jds…need to get those odds down somehow
Blackdog I believe that if someone had White Pride tattooed across his chest the UFC wouldn't even let him fight. I don't know, maybe they would. They let that Ref work with his shirt buttoned up to his ears so his tats don't show. I sure wonder what they say. Pretty good ref though…
I thought it said BronX pride and that didn't bother me at all, but when I realized what it did say I lost something for him.
Realistically though if it said Irish Pride or Italian Pride I doubt anyone would care.
What to make of any of it?
You got it correct georgesperry. I am not prejudice but the reverse discrimination these days against white people is sure to make me prejudiced soon. It is okay to say any color except white when you put "pride" behind it. Why do you have to make it a color, and therefore a racist, comment? The "brown pride" notation should have been "hispanic pride" or "Brazilian pride,"etc. When I see brown pride, I think of one of you macho guys standing over the toilet, bragging about a huge turd!!!!


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'Sports Animal' personality arrested on DUI charge
A local sports radio personality and former Lady Vol is facing charges in connection with a drunken-driving arrest last month.
Heather Harrington, 28, co-host for WNML's Sports Animal morning show, was arrested April 29 for allegedly driving under the influence, according to an arrest warrant.
The former University of Tennessee volleyball player allegedly ran a stop sign while northbound on Morrell Road at the corner of Nubbin Ridge Road in a 2005 Ford just after 1:30 a.m.
When stopped by police, Harrington had a very strong odor of alcohol on her person, bloodshot eyes and slurred speech, according to Knoxville Police Department Officer Jeffery Green's comments in the warrant.
She was unsteady on her feet when exiting the vehicle and performed poorly in a field sobriety test, the warrant states. She also refused to submit to a blood test.
Harrington told the officer she had consumed two drinks at the Tin Roof on Northshore Drive.
The radio host was charged with first offense DUI, failure to provide proof of insurance, failure to obey a stop sign and violation of the implied consent law.
She later was released on a $500 appearance bond.
According to court records, Harrington previously was arrested in Knoxville for disorderly conduct in March 2004.
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When we bought our house in Diamond Harbour 20 years ago, the only natural disaster I had in mind was losing my job and being unable to pay the mortgage.
In other words we felt a bit like Greece and Ireland do at the moment.
Because the house was fairly ancient, we also had misgivings about borer but given the events of the last year I suspect even they have stopped holding hands and taken flight for more promising eateries.
Since those halcyon days when concerns about how to bring up genius children and paying the bills were the main worries of the day, new shadows have slowly crept in.
Climate change and the resulting sea level rise was one. We used to congratulate ourselves for buying on a hillcrest, well above any possibly encroaching waves. We had the view and proximity to the sea, without the risk of being inundated some time in the next 50 years.
The only local knowledge of natural disasters was the tsunami of the early 60s, when a Chilean earthquake sent a wave across the Pacific to land at the doorstep of the pub in Teddington, on the upper Lyttelton Harbour, to flood the bar and surrounding fields. It also took out the pipeline bringing water to Diamond Harbour.
The odd brush fire did make me wonder about how we would cope if an inferno came down from the hills. But knowing the super-human powers of our local fire brigade, I fancied our chances with that one.
A lot can happen in 20 years, but not much did.
In the last 12 months or so, however, as you may have noticed, quite a bit has. I believe our run of disasters started earlier than September 4 last year when Christchurch, out of the blue, had its first earthquake.
People have forgotten the tsunami of March when I was nearly caught by a very quick incoming sea as I stood in the middle of Purau Bay looking for a flapping fish to photograph. Although a damp squib of a disaster, I did think it had potential.
The September earthquake, in our naive appreciation of the phenomenon at the time, seemed pretty serious but it was centred in the country around Darfield, a long way from Diamond Harbour.
Despite the distance, the house, which had grown another storey in the past 20 years, felt as though it would fall apart in the 7.1 shake.
The February earthquake moved the epicentre a little closer to home as it was located near Lyttelton which, for those who don't venture much past their front gates, is just across the water from Diamond Harbour.
We can see the ruins of what used to be the Timeball Station. Our house sustained a bit more damage than September but nothing structural.
This week's earthquakes moved the epicentre a bit closer again. If you follow Geonet you will often see the location details refer to Diamond Harbour. In fact, any reference to the southeast of Christchurch places the aftershock pretty close to our little enclave on Banks Peninsula. We appear to have our own fault running right outside our front gate. You can imagine that will be a big selling point.
"Four bedrooms, fantastic views all round, big garden and your own fault just outside the front door. Open home on Saturday unless aftershocks."
The house sustained a lot more damage in Monday's shakes but is still standing and although we had a big clean-up to do, at least we lost neither power nor water.
This is a thing we commonly say to each other in Christchurch now. "At least we haven't got this or we haven't got that."
I was at home, on leave to finish a book on earthquake survivors, when the latest 6.3 hit. I sat at my desk thinking it was just another aftershock but when things started breaking and smashing I headed out the door. While inside, the main noise I heard was the shower door breaking into the thousands of pieces I would have to gather up later. The hot water cylinder crashed through a wall but righted itself, and after I tightened some fastenings it stopped leaking.
Outside something far more awe- inspiring was happening. The hill range behind us, which includes Mt Evans and The Monument, was thundering; a hollow, surf-like roar that made you think the range itself could collapse. A similar thing was happening to the Port Hills with boulders and rocks raining down on both sides.
It's true what they say. At times like that the long-term viability of this city does seem questionable, but as I sat drinking coffee in a spring- like sun today, looking over the sea hiding our very own fault, I thought it could be worse.
At least I'm on the end of a shovel wading my way through tonnes of spewed-up sand. At least we have a house.
After 20 years in this house, to which I feel increasingly loyal, do we abandon ship? And miss all the excitement? You must be joking.
After all, who can say they have their own fault just outside the door?
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- This hotel has 90 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21
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- Children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
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- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
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- RV/bus/truck parking
- Free area shuttle within 3 mi
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- Smoke-free property
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- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 2000
- Conference space size (meters) - 180
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2009
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- Television in lobby
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Two of speedway's fastest classes will be competing for championships at Stratford Speedway tomorrow night.
Superstocks, the fastest contact class within the sport, and sprintcars, the elite class of speedway, will both be racing for their Taranaki championship titles.
Phil Ogle, who finished second at the world invitation championship at Rotorua last weekend and who is the defending Taranaki superstock champion, will start favourite.
The increase in competitor numbers in Taranaki in the grade this season has ensured a quality field of 22 drivers.
The starting lineup, which includes Huntly driver Karl Pegg and Palmerston North contracted drivers Scott and Adam Joblin, along with Phillip Gargan, will provide ample competition for Ogle.
There are also plenty of Taranaki competitors who have the ability to knock Ogle from the top spot, including Roydon Collingwood, Wayne Moss, Neville Nolly and Michel Willemsen.
The event will be raced over three 12-lap heats and as the class allows full contact, tactics may well come into play during the later races.
Nine sprintcars have entered for their event. The class does not contract to Stratford but the club likes to run one meeting during the season for the class.
There are three sprintcars based in Taranaki.
"It's nice to be able to give them a meeting locally that they can race in," club president Scott Shaw said. "It's also good to have variety at our race meetings."
Sprintcars have a high power to weight ratio and it is not uncommon for the top machines to exceed 700 horse power.
"They are very quick around the track," Shaw said. "Faster than anything else that races here."
New Plymouth driver Graeme (Skinny) Colson is the defending champion and he will lead the Taranaki charge.
The other Taranaki drivers are Wade Savage and Tony Uhlenberg, both from Eltham.
Colson, a household name in Taranaki for racing super saloons, was looking forward to the meeting.
"I've been buzzing all week. It's going to be like the old saloon car days, just going down the road to race.
"I can't wait and we are really looking forward to putting on a show for the crowd," Colson said.
Joining the Taranaki drivers will be competitors from Palmerston North, Huntly and Wellington.
Completing the race programme will be the stockcars, streetstocks, youth ministocks and minisprints. The minisprint class will include top Palmerston North driver Christian Hermansen.
Meanwhile, the Stratford Scrappers team to compete in Palmerston North next weekend at the superstock teams champs has been named.
STRATFORD SCRAPPERS: Phil Ogle, Wayne Moss, Tony Zehnder, Michel Willemsen and Carl Shearer.
Barry Podjursky is the sixth driver and Roydon Collingwood is the team manager.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/18/14 -- B. Matthew Hornor, President and Chief Executive Officer of Kaizen Discovery Inc. (TSX VENTURE:KZD), today announced the signing of a definitive project financing agreement with strategic partner ITOCHU Corporation of Japan. ITOCHU has formally agreed to partner with Kaizen and provide C$4 million to fund corporate and exploration activities on Kaizen's newly acquired Aspen Grove copper-gold porphyry project in British Columbia. The transaction is expected to close on August 22, 2014.
Kaizen plans to commence diamond drilling at Aspen Grove's Par prospect in September 2014 to follow up on recently mapped mineralization and alteration in addition to historic drill results from the 1960s when copper mineralization was discovered by a previous operator (see West Cirque Resources news release dated January 8, 2013).
Kaizen acquired its 100% interest in the 11,237-hectare Aspen Grove Project upon completion of its acquisition of West Cirque Resources in an all-share transaction that closed last month.
Aspen Grove is located between the Highland Valley and Copper Mountain mines at the southern end of British Columbia's copper-rich Quesnel Trough. The project's proximity to Vancouver, year-round road access and on-site grid power will help enable Kaizen to efficiently test widespread copper mineralization found in several targets.
Highlights of the Kaizen-ITOCHU agreement:
-- ITOCHU will acquire a 40% equity interest in an indirect wholly-owned Kaizen subsidiary that holds the mineral titles comprising the Aspen Grove Project in exchange for a cash payment of C$4 million; -- ITOCHU and Kaizen will form a technical committee to manage the exploration program at the Aspen Grove Project, with initial activities, including drilling, beginning in September 2014; -- Kaizen will be the operator of the Aspen Grove Project; -- ITOCHU will be entitled to off-take from the Aspen Grove Project in proportion to its ownership interest; and -- ITOCHU will use reasonable endeavours to arrange project financing and support from Japanese financial institutions for the development of the Aspen Grove Project.
"We are thankful for ITOCHU's continued support and look forward to further opportunities to work together on our growing portfolio of international mineral projects," said Mr. Hornor.
"Kaizen is systematically identifying highly prospective projects strategically located along the Pacific Rim and leveraging its financial and technical advantages to distinguish itself in this challenging market. We believe our strategic positioning allows us to decisively act on attractive opportunities, which bodes well for Kaizen's continued growth and expansion."
Tokyo-based ITOCHU originally invested C$5.1 million in Kaizen in February of this year and currently holds a 5.7% stake in the company. A framework agreement entered into between Kaizen and ITOCHU in January 2014 established a collaborative working arrangement under which both companies agreed to evaluate opportunities to explore and develop selected, high-quality, international mineral projects. A copy of the agreement is filed under Kaizen's profile at www.sedar.com.
ITOCHU's investment under the Aspen Grove Project financing agreement is subject to receipt of all required approvals of the TSX Venture Exchange.
About Kaizen Discovery
Kaizen is a Canadian technology-focused, mineral exploration company that was formed in late 2013 through a combination of Concordia Resource Corp. and assets acquired from HPX TechCo Inc., a 100%-owned subsidiary of High Power Exploration Inc. With its collaboration agreement with ITOCHU of Japan and access to HPX TechCo's proprietary geophysical technology, Kaizen's long-term growth strategy is to work with Japanese partners to identify, explore and develop high-quality mineral projects that have the potential to produce and deliver minerals to Japan's industrial sector.
More information on Kaizen is available at www.kaizendiscovery.com
About ITOCHU
ITOCHU is one of the leading Japanese trading corporations, with approximately 130 bases in 66 countries. ITOCHU engages in domestic trading, import/export, and overseas trading of various products such as textile, machinery, metals, minerals, energy, chemicals, food, information and communications technology, realty, general products, insurance, logistics services, construction, and finance, as well as business investment in Japan and overseas.
More information on ITOCHU is available at www.itochu.co.jp/en
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Statements in this news release that are forward-looking statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties concerning the specific factors disclosed here and elsewhere in Kaizen's periodic filings with Canadian securities regulators. When used in this news release, words such as "will, could, plan, estimate, expect, intend, may, potential, should," and similar expressions, are forward-looking statements. Information provided in this document is necessarily summarized and may not contain all available material information.
Although Kaizen has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results, performance or achievements to differ materially from those contained in the forward-looking statements, there can be other factors that cause results, performance or achievements not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such information will prove to be accurate or that management's expectations or estimates of future developments, circumstances or results will materialize. As a result of these risks and uncertainties, the proposed transaction could be modified, restricted or not completed, and the results or events predicted in these forward-looking statements may differ materially from actual results or events.
Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements in this news release are made as of the date of this release. Kaizen disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise such information, except as required by applicable law, and Kaizen does not assume any liability for disclosure relating to the other company mentioned herein.
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The Internet Retailer Online Retail Index of 25 e-commerce stocks advanced more than 1% last week, while broader indices were mixed.
With 1800Flowers.com coming up roses, e-commerce stocks advanced smartly last week, while broader stock indices were mixed.
The Internet Retailer Online Retail Index of 25 e-commerce stocks gained 1.06% last week, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained .19% and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index declined by 0.19%. For the year, the Online Retail Index is up 15.0%, versus 5.7% for the Dow and 6.9% for the S&P; 500.
E-retailer 1800Flowers.com topped the 16 advancing e-commerce stocks, with a gain of 8.8%.
Here are the best-performing stocks last week in the Online Retail Index and the percentage price increase for each:
Here are the Online Retail Index stocks that performed least well last week and the percentage decline in stock price for the week:
The 25 companies in the Internet Retailer Online Retail Index are: 1-800-Flowers.com Inc., Akamai Technologies, Amazon.com Inc., American Greetings Corp., Art Technology Group Inc., Bidz.com Inc., Blue Nile Inc., CyberSource Corp., DemandTec Inc., Digital River Inc., Drugstore.com Inc., eBay Inc., GSI Commerce Inc., Keynote Systems Inc., LivePerson Inc., Netflix Inc., NutriSystem Inc., Overstock.com Inc., PetMed Express Inc., RealNetworks Inc., Shutterfly Inc., Systemax Inc., U.S. Auto Parts Network, United Online Inc. (owner of FTD.com) and VistaPrint Ltd.
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