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Close your eyes, breathe in deeply, now exhale slowly… That was easy, wasn't it? Not for everyone…
The Obama administration, from Mr. Obama on down, has made every effort to assure that the agenda for the president's Israel trip and discussions with Prime Minister Netanyahu would center around burnishing the U.S.-Israel relationship and the issues of Iran and Syria.
The question of a resumption of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations would be discussed generally, we were told, but the president was not coming with specific ideas – just "to listen," was the way it was put. So we were dismayed to hear what he had to say about Iran in an interview in advance of his departure. His remarks included judgment calls one would have expected to have been reserved for private discussions with the prime minister.
In the interview, with Israel TV's Channel 2, Mr. Obama said:
Right now, we think it would take over a year or so for Iran to actually develop a nuclear weapon, but obviously we don't want to cut it too close…. So when I'm consulting with Bibi as I have over the last several years on this issue, my message to him will be the same as before: If we can resolve it diplomatically that is a more lasting solution. But if not I continue to keep all options on the table….
What I have also said is that there is a window, not an infinite period of time, but a window of time where we can resolve this diplomatically and it is in all of our interests [to do this]….They [Iran] are not yet at the point, I think, where they have made a fundamental decision to get right with the international community…. I do think they are recognizing that there is a severe cost to continue on the path they are on and that there is another door open.
Thus, the president has declared that there is nothing to talk about respecting Iran, despite the differences between Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu on key particulars. The president has embraced the notion that Iran is a year away from the U.S. "red line," which he defines in terms of how long it would take for "Iran to actually develop a nuclear weapon." He further asserts that sanctions are working, so diplomacy until that time is appropriate.
Mr. Netanyahu, however, has long maintained that his "red line" is when Iran reaches the point where it has the capability of building a bomb, since after that it would be hard to detect the actual assembling of one. He also says that sanctions are not working and relying on them just provides more time to Iran to pursue its goal of becoming a nuclear power.
These are significant issues one would have expected close allies to carefully examine in an open-ended discussion. But the president has said he will just repeat what he has said before. This is all the more surprising inasmuch as U.S. and European officials acknowledge the sanctions regime has not yet produced the kind of public unrest that could force Iranian leaders to change their nuclear policies.
Significantly, Marine Gen. James Mattis, head of the U.S. Central Command, recently testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that the Iranians had accelerated their nuclear program in the past twelve months and are "enriching uranium beyond any plausible peaceful purpose" while seemingly using negotiations to buy more time.
It is a shame that President Obama has, apparently, already made up his mind.
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The next day, in a speech in New York to the Council on Foreign Relations, Mr. Kerry substantially upped the ante.
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• Defenseman Brooks Orpik likely will make his return to the lineup tonight against the New York Islanders. He has missed the past four games after sustaining an injury Jan. 9 against Toronto. For the second time, choppy ice forced Orpik to miss time with an injury. He injured his knee in Boston earlier this season because of what he described as bad ice and didn't have a positive report of the Air Canada Center's surface. "There aren't too many places that have good ice anymore," Orpik said. Penguins coach Dan Bylsma put Orpik through a grueling practice in Vancouver, and the defenseman skated hard Monday at Mellon Arena.
• In another sign that Orpik will play, the Penguins sent defenseman Ben Lovejoy and left wing Luca Caputi back to Wilkes-Barre. Caputi made a splash with a goal in his first game with the Penguins this season but was a healthy scratch in Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver.
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While I certainly agree with Arthur's general concerns here, I've never found the Rumsfeld quote about the "unknowns" to be the least bit problematic. It not only makes sense to me, I think he's right. It's a core observation of modern Austrian economics, for example, that there are things we know we don't know and things we don't know we don't know. For example: if I look up a friend's phone number in the phonebook, I know that I don't know his number. However, if while doing so I happen to notice that another friend has a new number that I was unaware of having changed, I have discovered something I didn't know that I didn't know.
Mainstream economics has a lot of answers for how we attack the first - namely, the idea of "search." But it has fewer answers for the second: how do we "discover" that which we don't know we don't know. The Austrian argument is precisely that markets are better at the second than the various alternatives.
Distinguishing between the known unknowns and the unknown unknowns is a very important step in any decision making process, as is thinking about the best methods for making either type of unknown into a known. I have no love for Rumsfeld, but making fun of him for that comment isn't fair. He is making perfect sense.
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Tina Maze showed off her vastly improved all-round skills to win a super-combined event for her third victory of the Alpine ski World Cup season on Friday.The Slovenian giant slalom world champion was fastest in both legs of the event with a combined time of two minutes 1.76 seconds.Maze, who leads the overall standings, kissed her skis after the morning super-G leg, the only discipline in which she has yet to win a World Cup race.
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If she repeats the feat in Saturday's super-G on the same course, Maze would become only the sixth woman to have won in all five World Cup specialities."I came to St Moritz to win all three races and I don't care if the others think I'm arrogant," said Maze, who will also race a giant slalom in the Swiss resort on Sunday. "It's true that I have not yet won a super-G but I work so hard that I have my chances. To have won both the super-G leg and the slalom today makes it feel like a double victory," said Maze, who won the only downhill of her career in St Moritz. After also winning the two giant slaloms held so far, Maze leads Germany's Maria Hoefl-Riesch, who was fourth on Friday, by 128 points in the overall standings.Vonn gone The big disappointment of the day was Lindsey Vonn, who failed to complete the afternoon's slalom leg and scored nopoints.
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Collective Soul lines up more than 30 dates to go along with its first album in six years. Tickets for the fall tour come with a free download of the upcoming release. more
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Chance The Rapper has more than two dozen dates lined up this fall for the "Family Matters Tour." The outing kicks off with an appearance at Austin City Limits Music Festival.
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Rob Thomas and Barenaked Ladies along with Nick Fradiani, Michael Franti and Andrew McMahon will gather for an autumn weekend in Napa, Calif., for "Live In The Vineyard."
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Bedford Fire Department units responded to 511 South Street for multiple reports of an explosion and a house on fire early this morning.
The first engine arrived at 12:29 a.m. to find heavy fire showing from a two-story wood frame private dwelling. Two occupants were reported missing initially.
After a primary and secondary search proved negative both of those occupants were located at a nearby house. Seven occupants in all were displaced; six adults and one child.
A recently promoted member of the Bedford Police Department has resigned after being named in an ongoing investigation of the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children's Task Force.
Bedford Police Chief Todd Foreman confirmed Monday that Lt. Brian McAlexander had resigned. The 25-year veteran of the department had been promoted to lieutenant back in December. He first joined the department in 1989.
A Blue Ridge man has been charged with second degree murder following a shooting Sunday afternoon in Bedford County.
At 4:20 p.m. Sunday May 10, Bedford County 911 dispatchers received a call reporting a shooting at 961 Summit Ridge Drive, Blue Ridge. Bedford County deputies arrived on the scene at 4:38 p.m. and found a deceased white male lying in the driveway of the residence, according to a news release by the Bedford County Sheriff's Office.
Last Wednesday, July 22, deputies with the Bedford County Sheriff's Office responded to the 5000 block of Old Country Road in Bedford in reference to an assault call.
According to a news release from the Sheriff's Office, deputies spoke to a male victim who was suffering from numerous cuts and lacerations. The victim told the deputies that he had responded to a Craigslist.com ad offering sexual services by a subject identifying herself as "Trinity," and he had arranged with her to meet at her residence in the 5000 block of Old Country Road.
Seth Mowles is now Bedford County's Deputy Chief of Fire and Rescue.
Mowles replaces Marci Stone who left last year to take a job in Roanoke. Mowles was sworn in Friday.
The Peaks & Pieces Quilt Guild's annual quilt show is currently brightening the interior of the Bedford Central Library. The colorful quilts line the library's balcony and visitors can vote for their favorites.
Nancy Strachan, president of Rwandan HUGS, is a bit frustrated. The ministry has had a thrift store on North Bridge Street for two years, but visibility is a bit low.
"My goal is to get more customers," Strachan said.
In spite of threatening weather, 3,500 people turned out for the Horse and Hound Wine Festival, held Saturday. Two animal-related organizations, new to the festival, had booths this year.
One came all the way from San Angelo, Texas. Mark and Amy Meyers, who founded Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue, brought Leo and Halo to draw people to their booth. Their organization rescues abused, neglected and abandoned donkeys and finds homes for them. They have volunteer ranches, that partner with them, all over the country; two are in Virginia.
Bedford County authorities were kept busy with two residential structure fires in the western area of the county in less than six hours. The first, reported at about 9 p.m. on Thursday, July 9 in the 2300 block of Morgans Mill Road, was caused by the electric dryer and confined to that area of the house. It caused about $8,000 in damage. The family of four was displaced and is staying with relatives.
Bedford County continues to shine when it comes to promoting safe teen driving.
Bedford County Sheriff's Office School Resource Officers, under the command of Capt. Tim Hayden and Sgt. Randy Smith, attended the Virginia State YOVASO (Youth Of VA Speak Out) awards dinner, held recently at James Madison University.
Out of 146 schools throughout the state, Bedford County SROs and their schools walked away with seven of the top awards, more than 50 percent of the honors.
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United and Delta are opting to replace their 50-seat jets with a mix of new and used aircraft, and American appears to be adding new jets to replace its 50-seat aircraft. Based on current fleet projections American is moving more slowly in culling its 50-seat regional jets while Delta has been the most vocal and aggressive in shedding the smaller aircraft.
Even with the big push to shrink the 50-seat jet fleet, some US majors are extending contracts with their regional partners covering a small number of those aircraft. Perhaps in a few markets lower fuel prices improve the economics of the jets; but overall airlines are marching ahead to rid themselves of aircraft that were a mainstay in regional operations a decade ago.
Thailand outlook Part 6: Regional market expands - Kan Air takes ATR 72s & Nok Air adds Dash 8s
Thailand's regional market is poised for rapid growth as Kan Air expands its newly acquired ATR 72 fleet. Kan Air is using the 66-seat turboprop to expand at its Chiang Mai base, launch several routes from U-Tapao airport near Pattaya and potentially serve a new airport it is constructing on the resort island of Koh Phagnan.
Thailand's two largest LCCs, Nok Air and Thai AirAsia, are also expanding their regional operations. Nok is adding two turboprops to its fleet in 2015 while Thai AirAsia is using its expanding fleet of A320s to launch services to secondary destinations which traditionally have only been served with turboprops.
The regional expansion in Thailand is driven by potential opportunities in underserved markets as well as the overcapacity that is now plaguing domestic trunk routes. But there is a risk the regional market could also quickly become oversupplied, particularly if China's Hainan Group follows through on plans to launch a new joint venture regional carrier in Thailand.
LATAM Airlines Group sticks to 2015 capacity targets as Latin America's economy remains shaky
Pressures from depreciating currency and general macroeconomic weakness that LATAM Airlines Group faced throughout 2014 show no signs of abating in 2015 as the economies in some of its largest markets remain on shaky ground.
But despite those challenges, LATAM does see some opportunities to strengthen its network in 2015, reflected in its unchanged capacity forecast of 2% to 4% expansion with flat growth in the Brazilian domestic market. Even with its sustained capacity discipline in Brazil, LATAM is making a new push from Brasilia in 2015 to leverage smaller regional markets that could help improve its overall performance in Brazil's domestic market.
LATAM also plans to grow its long-haul international capacity as some North American and European airlines have slowed capacity growth, which is a positive development for LATAM as it continues working to mitigate some of the weakness within South America.
Copa Airlines expects tough conditions in Latin America will continue to depress yields
Pressure from having to pull capacity from Venezuela and overall economic weakness in many regions within Latin America pressured Copa Airlines' financial results for 2014; but the airline still delivered a respectable 19.8% operating margin for the year and posted a decrease in unit costs.
Many of the elements that dragged down Copa's financial results in CY2014 remain intact – continued pressure on yields by moving a significant amount of capacity from Venezuela and weakened economies in Latin America. The airline has not made any adjustments to its projected 7% capacity growth for CY2015, but its expansion of supply is at a lower rate than 2014, and most of the growth stems from network changes Copa undertook in CY2014.
Although Copa's yield and unit revenue challenges will persist in the near future, overall the company remains in good financial shape to withstand the macroeconomic pressures weakening its results.
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The late Jan-2015 profit warning from Flybe, the UK's largest regional airline, is a reminder that no restructuring programme ever follows a smooth path. Over the past couple of years, the airline has made good progress with cost reduction, repaired its balance sheet with fresh equity and a Gatwick slot sale, trimmed its network, exited a loss-making Finnish joint venture and rebalanced its fleet plan towards turboprops. In spite of its focus on the UK regions, it has also entered London City, London Southend and London Stansted.
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WINDSOR, UNITED KINGDOM -- (Marketwired) -- 06/10/14 -- Aria Systems, the leading innovator in recurring revenue management and cloud billing, today announced that they are able and ready to assist European eCommerce companies, across all verticals, to adapt to the new EU Directive on Consumer Rights (CRD) that goes into effect June 13. Aria Systems has developed technologies to help address CRD requirements including "Right to Cancel," total cost calculations for subscriptions, and timely refunds. The CRD is set to govern how information is presented by businesses and how they interact with customers.
"Few eCommerce sites in Europe will not be affected by the changes imposed by the EU Commission," said Ric Vicari, vice president of sales and business development, Aria Systems. "For some businesses -- in particular companies with off-premise service contracts for digital content -- the CRD will require a major overhaul of their systems, processes and staff training. Systems originally created to delight customers may have the opposite effect, impacting acquisition and churn."
Key points of the CRD, and how Aria's award-winning recurring revenue management solution can help companies adapt to its complexities, include:
The Right to Cancel - The minimum period of the Right to Cancel, known as the cooling off period, is being extended from seven to 14 days after receipt of goods. There has also been a shortening of the deadline for businesses to provide corresponding refunds.
Aria Systems can help businesses adapt to the new Right to Cancel change by offering self-service apps through which customers can change their service, including cancelling, upgrading or switching between other services. Information about the Right to Cancel will be better presented and offer consumer reassurances that if they make a mistake, they can retract their order quickly and easily.
Recurring Subscriptions & Usage - Businesses will need to disclose the total cost for each billing period. In the case of a contract of indeterminate duration or a contract containing a subscription, the total price shall include the total costs per billing period. Where such contracts are charged at a fixed rate, the total price shall also mean the total monthly costs. Where the total costs cannot be reasonably calculated in advance, the manner in which the price is to be calculated shall be provided.
Aria Systems supports a nearly unlimited set of ways to monetize service usage and can present the required information to consumers in an appropriate format.
Refunds - Businesses must give refunds within 14 days of receiving goods. Refunds include the cost of delivery. At the same time, retailers will be entitled to withhold the refund until the goods have been received back from the consumer.
Aria Systems can assist suppliers with automatic refunds through credits to the account used. Of note for service contracts is the supply of the legal contract and/or terms and conditions for review and notification to the customer when their obligation is due. Also of interest is information about when the service will be provided, i.e. a delivery date. In the case of digital offerings this can be immediate if a billing solution like Aria's is used to coordinate the provisioning.
Ultimately, Aria Systems' recurring revenue management solution can make it easy for suppliers and traders to engage their customers with new offerings whilst simplifying the exchange between services. The solution not only assists with the latest Consumer Rights Directive, but is also agile enough to cater for any future changes in law.
For further information about Aria Systems, please contact: [email protected]
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Seven University of Southampton History students have worked with Wightlink Ferries and Island historians to examine what happened on the Isle of Wight during World War II, then produced a display of their findings.
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22 June 2015
Dr Mark Levene has won the Institute for the Study of Genocide (Global Liberal Studies, New York University)'s Lemkin Book Award 2015 for his two-volume work, The Crisis of Genocide, published by Oxford University Press in 2013.
History lovers throughout the world to learn more about Waterloo and the Duke of Wellington from University of Southampton academics
16 April 2015
Many thousands of people from around the world will discover more about one of Britain's most famous military leaders and politicians from leading historians at the University of Southampton this summer. Academics are preparing a Massive Online Open Course (MOOC) on the Duke of Wellington's victory at the Battle of Waterloo 200 years ago.
Applications are invited for a SMMI Doctoral Award focusing on HMS Victory after the Battle of Trafalgar.
12 March 2015
Applications are invited for a Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute Doctoral Award hosted by the Faculties of Humanities at the University of Southampton. The project will focus on HMS Victory after the Battle of Trafalgar.
Applications are invited for a fully-funded Doctoral Studentship under the Leverhulme Trust's 'Understanding Maritime Futures'
12 March 2015
Applications are invited for a fully-funded Doctoral Studentship under the Leverhulme Trust's 'Understanding Maritime Futures' Doctoral programme. This will be tenable in the Faculties of Humanities and Geography and the Environment (Disciplines of History and Geography) and be fully-linked with activities of the Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute.
PhD Studentship in Music and the Holocaust
11 March 2015
Applications are invited for a fully-funded interdisciplinary PhD studentship as part of the Music and the Holocaust website project.
Professor Mark Stoyle - On 'Making History'
9 March 2015
University of Southampton historian Professor Mark Stoyle took part in a studio discussion with Tom Holland and Dr Natalie Mears on BBC Radio 4's popular historical magazine programme 'Making History' on Tuesday 3 March 2015.
2 March 2015
CMRC's Reuter Lecture and Masterclass 2015
The Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Culture at the University of Southampton invites applications from second and final year phD students, and recent postdocs to take part in the 2015 Reuter Masterclass.


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The English Channel
It takes chutzpah for a playwright to tackle Shakespeare not as a topic or a template, but as a flesh-and-blood historical character. Robert Brustein—the polymath who founded Yale Rep and American Repertory Theatre, taught drama and reviewed it for The New Republic—has the requisite stature and fearlessness, no question. But while The English Channel, Brustein's play about a sticky patch in the Bard's early career, contains a store of delicious, allusive wordplay, what it fatally lacks is freshness and friction.
We meet young Will (bestubbled, diffident Stafford Clark-Price) in transition between his beginning efforts, mostly histories and farces, and the towering masterpieces to come. When he's not scribbling his deathless sonnets, he transcribes—in what passes for a running gag—stray comments from his oddly quotable visitors. "If music be the food of love, play on," arrives courtesy of Hal (Brian Robert Burns), a flouncy nobleman and sometime patron to whom Will addresses several poems. Jealousy as "the green-eyed monster"? Why, that's an offhanded rebuke from Emilia Lanier (Lori Gardner), a poet some believe served as the Bard's legendary "Dark Lady," on hand here to fill the crucial role of feisty proto-feminist bed buddy. "What is a woman's body to you?" she'd like to know. Given the way Will swoons at pretty young Hal, we wonder, too.
Crude, crotch-grabbing Christopher Marlowe (Sean Dugan, excellent) has the play's best, most clarifying lines and its single finest moment: After devouring a capon at his colleague's desk, he absentmindedly uses a sonnet fragment as a napkin. An inspired bit like that is worth a thousand immortal couplets.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Acting once again ahead of Congress, President Barack Obama is directing the Food and Drug Administration to take steps to reduce drug shortages, an escalating problem that has placed patients at risk and raised the possibility of price gouging.
A White House official said the president planned to sign an executive order Monday instructing the FDA to take action. The order would be the latest in the president's campaign to move on initiatives that do not require congressional approval.
Last year, the FDA reported 178 drug shortages, and the agency says it continues to see an increase in shortages this year. These scarcities tend to affect cancer drugs, anesthetics, drugs used in emergency medicine, and electrolytes needed for intravenous feeding.
Obama also will announce his support for House and Senate legislation that would require drug makers to notify the FDA six months ahead of a potential shortage, the official said. Under current regulations, drug manufactures are only required to notify the FDA if medically necessary drugs are being discontinued. Notification of shortages is strictly voluntary.
The White House official spoke on the condition of anonymity because the order had not been officially announced.
The executive action is part of an overarching push by the White House to portray Obama, who is facing re-election, as an effective counterpoint to congressional Republicans blocking his jobs legislation. Last week, he issued an executive order to help homeowners refinance at lower mortgage rates and to allow college graduates to simplify and lower their student loan payments. On Friday he directed government agencies to shorten the time it takes for federal research to turn into commercial products in the marketplace
The FDA says major causes of drug shortages are quality or manufacturing problems, or delays in receiving components from suppliers. Drug makers also discontinue certain drugs in favor of newer medications that are more profitable. The FDA does not have authority to force drug makers to continue production of a drug.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and FDA Commissioner Peggy Hamburg were expected to join Obama at the White House on Monday when he signed the executive order.
Also invited to attend was a Boston hospital pharmacy manager who has regularly encountered drug shortages, and a 49-year-old San Francisco cancer patient who told an FDA workshop last month how he grappled with a shortage in his chemotherapy drug.
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Thierry Henry has hailed Germany international Thomas Muller as an example for all young players in the game to look up to.
Henry, a World Cup winner with France in 1998, is entering the final stages of an illustrious career that has seen him win a plethora of major club and international honours.
While the former Arsenal and Barcelona man believes the likes of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are on another level when it comes to playing ability, he is full of praise for the achievements of Muller.
At the age of 24, the Bayern Munich forward has won the World Cup, as well as three Bundesliga titles, one UEFA Champions League and three DFB Pokals.
His record in World Cup finals is particularly outstanding, with 10 goals from just 13 appearances, and Henry feels Muller provides a shining example for others to follow.
"If I had a son now playing, I would say to him look at [Franck] Ribery, look at Muller," he said.
"Because what Ronaldo does and Messi...they're just freaks. It's true. Don't try to copy those guys because they're just freaks.
"That doesn't happen often, but you can copy Franck Ribery, you can copy Thomas Muller.
"If anyone had the record he has at the World Cup...people talk about it, but they don't talk about it like they should talk about it.
"He plays the game the right way. He defends, he attacks, controls the ball when he has to control it, reverses the ball when he has to reverse it. When he has to finish, he will finish.
"Yes, he doesn't do step overs, he's not a bit everywhere but when he has to perform, he performs."
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You know how difficult it will be to get FDA approved now? Almost impossible by all means.
Today news as posted early before open from Japan was another killer and stock reacted exactly as expected. Your analysts are nowhere to be found? Of course funds were selling under your noses while you were buying. What you will do now? Wait and wait to see lower and lower price as pain increases?
kolefuk........lol....always good to see shorts trying to scare newbies......at least it's Halloween. The Halloweeenies are gonna be out in full force. Remember: The more bashers we see, the more this thing is gonna go up. Never fails! Stay thirsty, my friends! The quenching rains are very...very....near!
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Ha, so if it is almost impossible for Z to succeed and all the institutions know this and Kerx has no other drugs in the pipeline exactly why has the price dropped only $1 and not all the way to $0. Explain this to me, enlighten the board with your keen financial acumen. Or just shut up and let the board think you are stupid rather than continually opening your mouth and proving it.
Hey kole, nice going, sorry I wasn't around lately but my greatest short NQ is making me same revenue like KERX for you. Man, they hate me there and now they are changing IDs as all are losing big time. But same as you, I told them how it is and they refused to accept hard reality facts.
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James Smith claimed he was acting in self-defence when Alexander Cameron attacked him and threatened to shoot his wife at farm.
Gavin Atkinson is said to have made sexual comments to two pupils and a trainee teacher at Castlebrae High School in Edinburgh.
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A Baltimore City woman was arrested Thursday on an outstanding arrest warrant for 52 charges connected to a string of garage burglaries, thefts from vehicles and the theft of a vehicle that occurred early Tuesday, July 14 in Westminster, according to a news release from the Westminster Police Department.
About 60 members of the Carroll County Genealogical Societyand their guests enjoyed theSociety'sannual dinner at the Deer Park United Methodist Church in Smallwood. The executive director of the Historical Society of Carroll County, Gainor Davis, was a special guest. The speaker, James Beidler,...
Stephen LeFaivre, of Taneytown, was accepted to Tennessee Wesleyan College and will attend in the upcoming academic year.
Md. 140, Klees Mill, Bartholow and Louisville roads will see work
A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 60 years at the Maryland Division of Corrections Tuesday after being found guilty of the sexual abuse of children in Taneytown.
Customers at Martin's Food Market in Eldersburg were part of GIANT Food Stores' and MARTIN'S Food Markets' annual Children's Miracle Network $1 paper balloon campaign, which raised $563,683.
For more than 40 years, September Song has remained a Carroll County institution of theater, performing a musical production annually. This summer, however, just a week before the debut of their latest show, "Mary Poppins," the future of the program was in question.
Dr. Michael J. Gilsdorf, of Sykesville, was selected by the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine for its 2015 Alumni Recognition Award, presented during the annual convention of the American Veterinary Medical Association in Boston, Mass., on July 13. The award is given to veterinarians...
The Carroll County Board of Education's Security Advisory Committee will meet Friday at West Middle School to discuss the implementation of the school system's security policies and procedures.
The Carroll Hospital Foundation awarded scholarships totaling $11,500 to seven students to help them advance their education.
Connie and Bobby Bowers III, of Keymar, announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy Jo Bowers, to George Zoerner, both of Keymar, son of Jacque Zoerner, of Keymar, and the late Ollie Zoerner.
Two Keymar residents pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court on Monday to defrauding the federal government of more than $30 million through an elaborate scheme of acquiring government contracts, stealing about $1.6 million in employee benefits and attempting to evade paying nearly $500,000 in taxes.
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