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Neil Lennon wants to end an extraordinary week in his personal life by winning the Scottish Communities League Cup final against Kilmarnock at Hampden on Sunday.
On Monday the Celtic boss was coffin bearer at the funeral of close friend Paul McBride QC, who had advised and represented the Parkhead club.
He was also in the witness box at the High Court in Glasgow this week for the trial of two men accused of conspiring to murder him.
Lennon, speaking at the club's Lennoxtown training ground on Friday, looked forward to an uplifting end to the week by winning what he hopes will be the first trophy of a treble this season.
"There has been a wide range of emotions involved this week," he said.
"It was a difficult start to the week but I'm hoping the weekend ends the way I want it to with my team playing very well in the cup final and hopefully going on to win it.
"For me it has been a very significant trophy in my career.
"The League Cup was my first major trophy at Leicester and it was my first major trophy here at Celtic in 2001 and it was my first as Celtic captain.
"It's a trophy that's there to be won.
"People sort of dismiss it but when they get to the final all that dimissiveness goes and all of a sudden it becomes a huge day out, which it is.
"It is a huge day out for the supporters and it will be a big day for the players.
"Some of the players didn't do themselves justice last year (losing to Rangers in the final), they get the chance to rectify it and that doesn't come around often and I'm hoping they do that on Sunday."
Lennon is ignoring the prospect of the treble and the trip to Ibrox in the Clydesdale Bank the following week.
"It's all about the cup final," said the former Celtic skipper. "We haven't talked about anything else apart from this game.
"It's a trophy that is important to win and is important to myself in terms of my own record and is important to the players.
"There will be some who will be playing in their first final with the chance of winning their first medal and it's all on the day.
"I am not picking a team with the following week in mind, I am picking a team with the focus on this game."
Celtic booked their place in the William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final last week with a 4-0 win at Dundee United, but Lennon is aware that game was edging towards the home side until defender Robbie Neilson was sent off in the first half for a challenge on Hoops striker Georgios Samaras.
"I was happy in the end," he said. "It was a brilliant second half and we were ruthless and clinical.
"But we had to weather a bit of a storm in the first half and I thought we were second best in some departments and if we are like that on Sunday we will get punished."
Lennon revealed he will wait until the end of the season to discuss the future of stopper Daniel Majstorovic, who is recovering from a cruciate ligament injury.
"We will sit down at the end of the season and see what we can offer him," said the Hoops boss.
"But he might not want to stay, he might want to further his career somewhere else.
"But I'm speculating, I haven't had the chance to sit down with him but he is determined to come back at the level he was playing at before and that is testament to him.
"I have no doubt he will be back playing again in six to nine months time."


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Adult 9-holes: $17; Adult 18-holes: $25; Senior 9-holes: $14; Senior 18 holes: $22; UNM student 9-hole: $13; UNM Student 18-hole: $21. Golf Cart Rental: 9-holes: $8; 18-holes: $16.
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By Richard Stevens – Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
It's one of the older gems on the University of New Mexico campus, cherished and protected by many, and surely deserving of the $1.5 million facelift that it takes into the heart and the heat of the summer.
The gem?
It's the University of New Mexico's North Golf Course that can trace its roots and its sand traps back to 1944. It has a storied history. In 1950 was attacked by some of the finest collegiate golfers in America including a young swinger from Wake Forest named Arnold Palmer. JoAnn Carner, Johnny Miller, Kermit Zarley and Babe Didrickson Zaharias are other icons of the game, who have tested their skills on the North Course.
"The course conditions have never been better over there," said Adam Roybal, the director of golf for the North Course and also UNM's Championship Course. "There is a lot of fresh and renewed energy toward the North course."
Part of the reason for the improved conditions comes from the $1.5 million rehabilitation effort funded by Bernalillo County. The improvements included work on an outdated sprinkler system which obviously helped with getting the right amount of water to the right places.
The place is all greened up, the putting surfaces are prime and Roybal said the water usage in May of 2014 was down 1.694 million gallons from May of 2013.
"May was the first month we have the figures from tracking water usage," said Roybal, who said the course could save around 20 million gallons during a 12-month period. "We have to track the usage for a year, but the first figures look good."
The tree-lined course added a few trees here and there and also made some cosmetic improvements in the clubhouse. The remainder of the spring facelift was dedicated to upgrading the running trail that traces the outside of the 79-acre course.
The North Course has been the center of public interest for several years and the North Campus Neighborhood Association has long been active in preserving both the course and the running path that outlines the course.
The 9-hole North Course was originally 18 holes and it was the first golf course in America to break the 7,000-yard barrier when it measured 7,300 yards. The 9-hole yardage is 3,333 yards and when combined with the Championship Course, it provides one of the top 9-hole courses in the state and one of the top 18-hole courses.
The quality of UNM's Championship Course does not need to be trumpeted. It is considered one of the top public courses in the nation. The North Course has been called one of the best golfing secrets in Albuquerque. It is a course that is challenging, typically uncrowded and reasonably priced.
"It's a 9-hole golf test unique to New Mexico," said Roybal. "It has the tree-lined fairways and the small and undulating greens. I would rate it as the best 9-hole golf course in New Mexico. It is family-friendly and cost-friendly."
Bernalillo County used open-space money to fund the transformation. The course was closed for more than two months while the renovated was completed. The walking and jogging trail was not closed. Roybal said the layout of the course was not altered.
"This golf course and the trail around it are an integral piece of our city's history that has long been embraced by the community and the university," said UNM President Robert G. Frank. "These improvements allow us to bring together the best of old and new. Now we can all continue to enjoy it for years to come."
The work on the trail system included aesthetic and safety upgrades including fencing to protect joggers from errant golf shots. The project was made possible by a 2012 agreement between Bernalillo County and UNM to protect the course as Open Space for 15 years. UNM maintains ownership of the property.

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ALCAT Worldwide announced today that it has reached a partnership with Athletes Edge, South Florida's premier sports performance training facilities, to provide the ALCAT test for its elite athletes.
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Whether you're away for business or pleasure, don't let traveling be an excuse to break your healthy New Year's resolutions.Check out these tips from Jodi Sullivan, Hilton Worldwide's senior director of global fitness, to help maintain your health wherever your travels may take you.
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It's the Chinese Year of the Snake, and with hundreds of millions of snakes around the world, there is a lot of slithering going on out there. Despite their reputation, snakes are not the bad boys of the animal kingdom as they are often portrayed and they are one creature that could use a good PR campaign, says a Texas A&M University expert.
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Innovative technology for the treatment of Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders was recently implanted for the 100,000th time worldwide, inspiring people like longtime fitness trainer Roy Roden to pursue previously impossible goals.
Paul Newman's Camp Debuts "Healing Feeling"January 17th, 2013
During the past two years, campers Hannah and Janis have formed a special bond at The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp that has allowed them to face the challenges of mitochondrial disease together and experience "a different kind of healing".
Light Exposure During Pregnancy Key to Normal Eye DevelopmentJanuary 17th, 2013
New research in Nature concludes the eye – which depends on light to see – also needs light to develop normally during pregnancy.
Migraine with Aura May Lead to Heart AttackJanuary 16th, 2013
Women who have migraines with aura, which are often visual disturbances such as flashing lights, may be more likely to have problems with their heart and blood vessels, and those on newer contraceptives may be at higher risk for blood clots, according to two studies released today that will be presented at the American Academy of Neurology's 65th Annual Meeting in San Diego, March 16 to 23,
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This is one of the most severe flu seasons in years. States of emergency have been issued in many cities, and hospitals are overflowing with the worst outbreak in recent history. As opposed to in the past though, consumers seem to be trying to cope with coughs and colds by opting for natural versus drug-based products.
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The in-form Londoners produced a clinical display at the City Ground with Liam Trotter, Darius Henderson, Chris Wood and substitute Andy Keogh all finding the target.
But Gallen says it is imperative that the Lions do not get over-excited about their fine performance.
"The important thing is for us not to get carried away with it," said Gallen.
"It's a massive achievement to come to a place like this, score four goals and beat Forest. When you see the team that Forest put on the pitch they are very impressive and then you get more worried at the quality they have to come off the bench.
"But, while our fans and everyone connected with the club can feel pretty pleased with the way things have gone today, by tomorrow it will be all over.
"We have a tough game against Watford on Tuesday night and we have not beaten them in our last four meetings, so we will go there and try and do something about that.
"The big issue for us is not to get carried away because, if you do that in this league, you come unstuck."


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It's been almost a hundred days since the government released the latest update of its Dietary Guidelines. For the last thirty years, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) have jointly given their recommendations for healthy eating to the American public – obviously without much success. [Read More]


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One thing about the Showtime expansion pack, it results in a lot of townies in some seriously bizarre performing outfits. Here's the worst (best) one I saw this week:
And what is up with that skin tone? It makes me wonder if she's related to The Simpsons.
Last week, Brock Hollingsworth was the proprietor of a private club downtown. This week he randomly switched to the Criminal career track, and this woman is the club's proprietor instead.
That's the look she gave Fern when Fern used the "Have you heard of me?" interaction. I guess the answer is not just "No" but "Hell no." Ouch.
Hmm, no Brock. Oh well, no time: Fern had been invited to a party that was about to start. She showed up at the house, only to find that… she was the only guest.
She passed the time by performing magic tricks for the hostess.
After a while, the hostess got bored. So I had Fern invite Brock over. Even though it was pretty late for a Sim, he showed up. They spent a while making out on the hostess's doorstep.
Then they sat and watched the stars on her front walkway.
Fame (FAME!), I'm gonna live fore-e-ever!
The next day I decided it was time for Fern to pop the question. I picked the perfect spot, a romantic secluded location: an odd little beach that isn't really property, but your Sims can go there anyway.
I sent her, and then invited Brock, and got the camera all set up, and started the proposal.
AND THEN SOME RANDOM SIM WANDERED OVER. Hello! Miss? Do you mind?
It was a super romantic moment. If only that Sim wasn't ruining it.
Oh, hello. Nice to meet you. WHAT THE HELL.
I decided to take a shot and hold the wedding at an off-site location. Haven't had much luck with those in the past. But the beach in Starlight Shores is so pretty, and the timing for the sunset was just perfect!
The wedding was scheduled for 6PM, but the groom didn't show.
I parked Fern near the wedding arch to wait.
Finally at about 7:30, Brock arrived on the lot and RAN over. (You BETTER run, buddy!)
I don't know if you can see this, but his formalwear outfit includes spandex pants and pointy-toed shoes.
The groom complained about being hungry. As you do, when you're standing at the altar. "Let's hurry this up, I'm hungry."
But finally they exchanged rings!
And there was much rejoicing, among the guests who had stuck around long enough to see it.
I had them honeymoon right there on the beachfront property, in a hot tub I placed off to the side, just for them.
How romantic!
Also they made a baby together.
Then they watched the sun rise over the ocean.
Congratulations to the happy couple!


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All you have to do is recommend our services to someone you know and if they book a function* here we'll reward you by giving you cash! Some examples of what you could receive now are below.
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Wedding packages start at $76 per person (Surcharge may apply for weddings with less than 80 guests). All packages are negotiable upon request.
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Jessica Drake – Babe of the Day
A porn star who also teaches sex-ed seminars? Sounds like perfection.
A porn star who also teaches sex-ed seminars? Sounds like perfection.
Alexandra Shadowens is a fitness model who was born in Jacksonville, Fla., but who now lives in Chicago.
Eden Adams is a Penthouse Pet that loves soccer and basketball, wants to take a dream vacation to Italy and gets excited about a true gentleman.
There's not many gals out there who look just as good as a blonde as they do a brunette (we're talking strictly on the head here you perverts), but then Melissa Anne Teixeira came along and shattered all of our preconceived notions on hair color. We didn't have many thoughts on hair, everything we know about hair color we learned from those Nice N Easy commercials on during 'The Price is Right.'
Alexis Augusto is a 24-year-old model and former Miami Dolphins cheerleader from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
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We don't know precisely what sort of training goes into becoming a "bikini athlete" — does one do beach towel squats? — but our Babe of the Day, Taylor-Jade Carroll, seems to excel at it.
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Slow Food in Croatia
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With its plastic fantastic industrialised approach to the eating experience, fast food was bound to develop an enemy.
Originally kick started in Italy during the 1980s, the slow food movement quickly spread across 120 countries, as a stand against the fast food goliath that has taken over the world.
The movement's attempt was to preserve the culture of traditional, locally sourced ingredients and cuisines, with emphasis placed on the indigenous plants, seeds and animals raised and grown in authentic ways.
While there are countless interpretations of slow food, Croatia has it's own version that focuses on promoting local fresh and seasonal ingredients. Much of the attention is placed on the ritual of eating together with the presentation of food. Served in small portions and in a certain order, each course has a longish break in-between, complimented by the appropriate gourmet wine. The experience is about the joy of eating, the flavor of fresh ingredients and the appreciation of where the food comes from.
To find a Croatian slow food gastronomic haven, will generally require a touch of walking or a boat ride to a hidden inlet on the Adriatic coastline. But I assure you, that in the moment you take your first bite, your taste buds will be testament to the fact that its was all well worth it.
Nenad Kukurin
While others owners were following the model of chain restaurants, Nenad Kukurin was one of the first in Croatia who chose to stick to tradition.
Opening his Kukuriku restaurant in Rijeka over a decade ago, he introduced the slow food concept; and thereafter developed the name 'gastro-terrorist'.
Kukuriku is now a destination, and a good enough reason on its own to visit the Kvarner Gulf. All bread and pasta is hand-made, the herbs are picked from the restaurants garden, and the ingredients are market fresh. The owner visits Rijeka's farmers market each day, consults the chef by phone, and together on the spot they create the day's menu according to what's available at the stalls.
Whether you savor asparagus from Ucka, truffles from the Motovun forest or lamb from a nearby village, you're guaranteed pure fresh ingredients without much elaboration. And as Nenad Kukurin would say, 'the point of a good meal is to walk away feeling light and happy'.
Try out your own Croatia slow food cooking experience
Whether you're on the coast or inland, every Croatia town has it's own farmers market packed with fresh ingredients and local produce. The local farmers will be eager to tell you the story of their products, and even slip you a recipe for you to discover the best way to use the ingredients. It's a friendly affair, so just in case they don't have recipes prepared all you need to do is ask, and they will be happy to tell you.
Fresh Seafood
If you're on the coast and have taste for fresh seafood, a great suggestion would be to set your alarm clock for an early wake up call, and head down to the local harbor. There you will find fisherman displaying their morning catch consisting of a variety or white fish, oily fish, shellfish, octopus, shrimp, squid and even live lobster. Be sure to get there before 7:30 because by 8 am half of the fish is already gone. Oh…and if you're new to cooking fresh fish, don't forget to kindly ask them to clean the fish for you. Happy cooking!
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Cris Cyborg to Rousey: Step up B!^$#
UFC president Dana White appeared on UFC Tonight on Tuesday and discussed whether or not Cris 'Cyborg' Santos will drop weight to make 135 and fight UFC women's champion Ronda Rousey.
"What I get out of this is that she wants nothing to do to with Ronda Rousey," said White. "We don't have a 145-pound women's division, so I don't know how this is going to end up."
An irate Santos fired back, via Twitter.
Cris Cyborg @criscyborg
I am not afraid of Rhonda! I will fight her anywhere and anytime for free - everyone knows I barely make 145
"I will fight her anywhere and anytime for free," tweeted Cyborg. "everyone knows I barely make 145 but I am willing to sacrifice and meet her half way at 140. I can't believe dana says I want nothing to do with Rhonda. what he wants me to do is fight Rhonda with both my hands tied behind my back or comatosed. so that she can have a chance which is what making me fight at 135 is.
"to finally shut everyone up i will fight Rhonda with one hand tied behind my Back at 140lb and still kick her ass and prove that I'm the real champ not her and let the winner take ALL come on rhonda step up bitch!"
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2/1/13 9:52 AM by Big Pun
I don't think she understands the UFC has one division and that belt is at 135
2/1/13 9:48 AM by Hired Gun
Let's say for arguments sake she can make 135lbs.She will not be able to muscle Rhona. If anything she will be at a disadvantage. Rhonda was a Olympic Judo Player and once they hit the clench Cyborg would be in trouble. Let's take it a step farther, how much of a mental edge does Rhonda gain when Cyborg realizes she can't muscle her? Once doubt sets in it's just a matter of time before an arm gets tied up and then it's game over.Rhonda is not scared, she has faced far more pressure on a far bigger stage than Cyborg could ever realize. Only chance Cyborg has is to catch her early. The longer the fight goes advantage Rhonda.I'm sure Tito and her camp already has the excuse train ready for the loss. "She lost because the weight cut almost killed her, but she did it for the fans because they demanded this fight".
2/1/13 6:31 AM by spirello
maybe stop roiding then u can make 135
2/1/13 12:12 AM by FinestScotch
No fool, I posted the link in 2 threads you're in. Cris Cyborg says Cris Cyborg can make 135. Clue in.
1/31/13 11:50 PM by Bat21
this, ffs
1/31/13 11:42 PM by Diesel67
UFC's loss = Invicta's gain. Cyborg will muscle her way to the top of the heap there.
1/31/13 11:28 PM by sweepnchoke
I'm pretty sure I'd want BOTH my arms tied securely behind my back if I was to fight Ronda, just so she couldn't break them off.Sound like it would be an unfair advantage for Cyborg IMHO.
1/31/13 10:42 PM by Kanabull
That might have something to do with it, but I get a strong feeling people just don't like Cyborg for some reason. There's plenty of guys that have been busted for some sort of roids, and none of them get called a cheater as vehemently as Cyborg does.It seems like it's just more acceptable for men to use roids than women.
1/31/13 10:04 PM by fapout
a guy at my gym walks around 209ish...he fights at 155
1/31/13 9:49 PM by DiSmAnTLeR
Rhonda was the strike force 135lb champion when they moved the division to the UFC.Cyborg was stripped of her 145lb title for using performance enhancing drugs.You already know this though, and are purposely being dense.


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Interns will be carefully monitored by the Volunteer Manager and their managers to ensure that they have an opportunity to actively participate in his/her learning experiences, and if applicable, that they meet the requirements of their educational institution for academic credit. The program features a learning agenda complete with objectives, observation, reflection, evaluation, assessment and periodic performance evaluations. Internships last for 14 weeks.
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Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo's Internship Program consists of an exciting hands-on experience that lasts for a minimum of 13 weeks. Internships are unpaid, however, at the successful completion of an internship period, the intern will receive complimentary tickets and letters of reference.
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Some time ago, I read in the Spring Grove Herald that the Houston Board of Commissioners were considering "removing the historical site" status of the 140-year-old Houston County Jail.
This Houston County shop project is out of hand! Let me start by saying I sat on Commissioner Steve Schuldt's "public committee" the last time they met.
Castro, Mussolini, Stalin, and countless other monarchic and oligarchic regimes in the annals of history were leaders. I doubt any public input, much less any stinking public input meetings, ever took place under their leaderships. There is no need to confer with an expendable population when pursuing self-serving aspirations, goals and gains.
I'm more disappointed than surprised that Planning Commission Chairman Dan Griffin declined my invitation to publicly debate the mining ordinance he's been promoting. It's the same proposed ordinance wisely rejected by the board in early March.
Do you know what happened at the Houston County board meeting on June 9? These weekly meetings, held Tuesdays at 9 a.m. at the Houston County Courthouse, are recorded and available to view online at http://www.co.houston.mn.us/ under Houston County Board Recordings.
One of the many problems with Houston County's governance in recent years has been a lack of meaningful dialogue. Citizens are so far allowed only 120 seconds once a week to address the Houston County Board of Commissioners. Any questions a citizen may have must be rhetorical in nature because the board – like Mount Rushmore – will not respond.
It's undeniable that our rural towns are different than they were even one generation ago. There are a few less businesses, a few more shuttered houses. To passersby, it might appear that these places are dying, some already dead. Certainly, books like Joseph Amato's "Decline of Rural Minnesota" (1993) and Patrick Carr and Maria Kefalas' "Hollowing Out the Middle" (2010) tell the story of young people moving out, deaths outpacing births, and the decline of agriculture as a primary economic engine.
With summer coming and everything being planted, our community will be beautiful!
I just watched the last board meeting of the Houston
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our county shown there by three of the commissioners, namely Teresa
Walter, Judy Storlie and Steve Schuldt.
Residents who were incorrectly concerned that I do not support land buffers can rest easier tonight.
Thomas Trehus' recent letter to the editor (Spring Grove Herald April 29 issue) contained some inaccurate statements that need correcting.
Recently the Minnesota House Republicans unveiled their two-year budget. Though there were some good things in the budget, something was severely lacking — adequate school funding. With a nearly $2 billion budget surplus, the Legislature has a tremendous opportunity to re-invest in Minnesota's future. Unfortunately their budget, crafted in large part by Tax Chair Greg Davids (R-Preston), fails to even come close to meeting the needs of schools.
Greg Rendahl recently expressed his disappointment with my opposition to Gov. Dayton's idea requiring 50-foot buffer zones along rivers and streams (Bluff Country Reader letter April 20 edition). He thinks I'm catering to the interests of a few "greedy" farmers.
This is a response to comments from Fred Arnold in area newspapers a couple weeks ago.
At the Houston County commissioners' meeting April 14, the county engineer, an architect and county personnel in financing did a presentation for a new highway department building. Those in financing explained how funds can be made available without raising taxes.


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At the end of April, the state of Arizona passed SB 1070, which required people in the state to carry immigration documents or proof of citizenship and gave police the power to arrest and detain anyone suspected of being in the country illegally. Although SB 1070, the strictest immigration measure since the 1930s, gave police […] [Read More]
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The stars of Glee love their tattoos. Yet out of everyone on the cast, the star with the most total tattoos is queen bee Lea Michele (Rachel).
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Serba seems to be a frustrated "journalist". Not enough skills for real media, not enough attitude for objective reporting.
Millions of people would disagree......
This is a review that comes from sending a boy to do a mans job.
It was a relief that the injuries appear to all appear be minimal. However, it is another graphic example of why school buses should have rear impact under-run protective devices fitted. Had that pickup been a standard sedan, the outcome would not have been so pleasant. Sure, school buses are big and yellow and usually easy to see but as can be seen accidents do happen.
Sympathies to both drivers involved in this accident. Hopefully the physical and psychological recoveries are good. In the back of my mind I am thinking it is probably a good thing Mr Simon was in a Grand Marquis and perhaps not a Ford Focus or similar small vehicle considering the bulk of a GMC Denali. It is also a reminder that as drivers we need to pay attention to signage at any intersecting road. Grand Haven has a big mix of four way stops, two way stops and yield intersections. We all need to be vigilant while driving.
Best wishes for your future endeavors! Thank you for your years of radio service, you will be missed on the WMRR airwaves. I have always enjoyed your work on air and also all the community support you have given. You will be a credit to 8 Point Promotions I am sure.
dragracer won't be here - griffins are big losers at the moment (just like the poster).
I still believe team roster continuity is the key for the Jacks. Unfortunately it is a revovling door at the moment. The new Jacks can be nice to watch when compared to the "old". The puck movement can be great to watch. However the inability to defend and poor offense is hard to stomach.
The basic problem and long term worldwide embarrassment is that the USA spends more than it receives. The whole budget has always been to spend money at a % in excess of the income. EXCUSE ME?? If I earn $100 a week and incur expenses of $120 a week, what is going to happen??
No one paid me to make a comment, it is just an honest observation. I didn't even pay for my ticket - it was a comp ticket received after donating canned goods at a game recently. (I trust you have done something similar lately.) I must agree with stormann too, I was very surprised by the win. Too much defense, no attack. When the Jacks scored the first goal of the game at around seven minutes into the first period and nothing even promising until the equalizer 20 seconds from the end of regular time.... I was expecting a shootout loss to be honest. If you were at this game "dragracer" you would have been thrilled with the result. The overtime goal was a pretty nice play! I admit paying the old "semi-pro" admission prices for this league is not so great, but hockey has to start somewhere and if we don't support it we could lose it completely. Where do you get your live hockey fix from dragracer??
The Jacks can play good defense at times. The only problem with playing good defense is that the Jacks are still about 150 feet from their goal......
The team doesn't have a great presence when attacking the goal, it is something that needs to change.
This was a good game to watch. The Jacks played for the whole game and the team skills were pretty good. There was no fade out in the latter stages. The great result was enjoyed by those who stuck around to the end of the third period! However, some of the numbers were still not so good - an almost typical 2:1 shots on goal disparity; too much time spent defending; too many penalty minutes. It was a nice win and thoroughly enjoyed by the fans and the team. The other interesting statistic is the lack of negative comments here after Lumberjack wins....!!
Merry Christmas to all the volunteers, Lumberjack players, billet families, team support staff, LC Walker Arena owners, management and staff, corporate sponsors and all the (positive) MLive Jacks supporters!
The most interesting statistic of the Lumberjacks games are the amount of negative comments when they lose compared to those when they win. A loss brings out all the naysayers, whereas a win keeps them silent. More wins for the team would make the world a whole lot better.... and not just for their standings in the league!
You probably meant PHALLIC symbol, not phalanx. Get your argument right including speilling!!
I do hope anyone injured in this accident is not seriously hurt. Being injured in a situation out of your control is the worst. However, and with all due respect to the injured passengers, the biggest casualty was the Chevy. With his money cars are nothing, but history is hard to replace. Writing off a Chrysler would not have been good either - sponsor money is hard to lose. Give him a Ford product - that would be no great loss and no pressure on sponsor money.....
Lazy drivers are dangerous drivers, especially in winter. Some people need to be ticketed for stupid. I do feel bad for the elderly and infirm in our winter though - it makes their life tough all over. BUT - safety is paramount in any activity. As a community we do need to help those who cannot park their cars in a garage and we do need to help them in the supermarket car park if we can. One day we all will be unable to do the "simple" things. Be observant, don't let anyone drive blind if you can help them. But hey, what about the "cool" cars that have heavily tinted head and tail lights? Even during the summer these cars cannot be seen from any distance! They need tickets! Stay safe everyone, drive to the conditions.
The only problem with this story is that it paints the honest future of the Jacks. Our team is always going to be a revolving door. As the guys get better they will be noticed and then swept away to greater things. Ron Mason does have a good comment about young players. They do get better over time. Unfortunately they will not be staying here. This will not stop me going to games, but the reality is that the long term player list will never be stable. It makes it a tough job for the coach, the venue owner and the PR team.
I am sorry for your loss. I cannot even begin to understand what you are experiencing. Please be assured that I and the other 99 percent of decent human beings respect your husband and his colleagues for their protection.
My thoughts exactly. My last game was the loss to Cedar Rapids. The puck spent too much time in the Jacks defensive zone but hey, it didn't get into the net too often. As a Cedar Rapids fan at that game, you would be very disappointed with the offense as they didn't score. If the results were reversed, the Jacks would have been criticized for not making the best of the scoring opportunities. This season has been developing well. Can't promise my next attendance at a game, but unlike last year I will be going with a positive feeling.
This was my first game for the season and I liked what I saw. The Jacks played pretty well - good defense, not too bad in offense and certainly a bit of passion in there as well. It would be nice to see a consistent roster week in and week out to give the team some stability. There were some lackluster games last year, and I am sure there will be a few this year, but based on Sunday afternoons performance I will go to a few more games this season. Now, if only the referees would let the guys take the gloves off a little more often it would reduce the player frustration as the game unfolds.
It was a disappointing performance by the Jacks and the referees. Flint deserved the win, they came prepared to play the game for a win. The Jacks couldn't get any teamwork going, and even when playing 6 on 3 for 30 seconds or so couldn't capitalize on the advantage of numbers. At times it looked like every player wanted to be the team champion, rather than being a player in a champion team. Lundin did an excellent job on goal under the circumstances, with poor Jacks defense and excellent Flint attack he had little support against many of the goal attacks. Even Centomo would have struggled to block every shot last night.
And the refereeing? Where is the quality? This is final series play, the players are expected to step up and give their best performances - why not receive the same from the refs? Puzzling decisions and missed penalties make it confusing and frustrating for players and fans alike.
Game 5 was a bad one for the Jacks, but so long as the coaching staff and players learn from the mistakes it is not a wasted night. This is the one bad game that you are allowed, keep winning from here on in!


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Recently it was discovered by Mississippi Power Company that the Meridian Campus has a faulty transformer which supplies our power. This is a problem that must be addressed before further damage occurs. We have scheduled the repairs to be made on Friday, May 22, beginning at 8 a.m. These repairs will take approx. 2 to 3 hours to complete, which means we will be without electricity for that time frame. After discussions with Dr. Donna Clevinger and the Starkville campus, it was decided that the building will not open until 11 that morning and will resume its normal schedule at that time. Please take note of this and we regret any inconvenience this may cause.


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Photo By McClatchy-Tribune News ServiceA reader says she is tired of hearing about how the U.S. lags behind other countries in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) fields. It is time, she says, to do something about it.
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Re: "Excellent teachers critical to STEM education," Other Views, Monday:
I am tired of reading about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), and the U.S. decline in that area. I take exception to the comment that U.S. students enjoy a world-class education because they don't. We are so busy worrying about standardized testing, no student left behind, and students' self-esteem that we forget the basis of education is not statistics, or research, or other forms of information from organizations.
Do other countries include their poor-performing schools in their statistics, that is, if they have them? I would imagine if these underperforming schools were left out of the equation we would have better results.
We do have excellent teachers, but factor in that many teachers spend their classroom time on discipline and students who are not interested in many of the classes in which they are put because of oversized classes.
I wish articles would cease bringing up statistics, etc., and get down to the nitty-gritty of our educational system.
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Re: "Hoping for the best, schools set for worst; S.A. security focus sharpened after Newtown," Front Page, Saturday:
I applaud the efforts by school districts and SAPD to make our children safer.
Most schools, however, still do not allow teachers to arm themselves.
That needs to change.
Campus police can't be everywhere at once and SWAT can never be first on the scene.
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The woman accused of shooting and wounding her estranged husband in Cloquet has pleaded guilty to first-degree assault as part of a plea agreement.
Marie Majerle had also been charged with removing, obliterating, or changing the serial number on a firearm, but prosecutors agreed to dismiss that charge as part of a plea deal Friday. Majerle's sentence was delayed until the trial of another suspect in the case, John Bemis, but she will be sent to a state prison in Shakopee on an interim basis.
"Due to the nature of the way we worked it out, she entered her plea today, but we are not actually going to have her sentenced until the co-defendent's case," said Thom Pertler, Carlton County Attorney.
Majerle was initially charged after police said she shot and wounded her estranged husband, Richard Majerle, in a sauna at Richard Majerle's home. After the incident, investigators said the 38-year-old Bemis left town. He was found a couple weeks ago in Nevada and that's when investigators interviewed Marie Majerle again.
According to a criminal complaint, Marie Majerle and Bemis were living together when the shooting happened. She said Bemis wanted to shoot Richard Majerle.
Marie Majerle said Bemis had a job opportunity in Arizona and Richard Majerle was the only thing preventing them from starting a life there.
Court documents said Bemis provided Marie Majerle with a gun and ammunition. Investigators said surveillance video from the Walmart in Hermantown showed Bemis purchasing the ammunition.
Marie Majerle also told investigators she was convinced Bemis would have successfully murdered Richard Majerle if she did not go along with the plan. Instead, Marie Majerle said she decided to shoot Richard Majerle in a non-lethal manner.
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Wendy Williams Insults Beyonce: "She Sounds Like She Has a Fifth Grade Education"
Wendy Williams says she's a Beyonce fan, so imagine how insulting she might be if she didn't respect the singer.
Wendy is never afraid to speak her mind, and her mind is often occupied with celeb disses. "I am a Beyonce fan," Wendy said on her show (via Huffington Post). "I'm gonna watch her upcoming [self-directed HBO] documentary because fortunately one of the TVs in our kitchen has closed captioning so I'll be able to understand what she says. You know Beyonce can't talk. She sounds like she has a fifth grade education."
Ouch! According to HuffPo, the studio audience did not appreciate the comment and booed, so Wendy added, "Excuse me, I just said I was a fan. But we have to call a spade a spade."
Wendy recently went after Heidi Klum for dating her bodyguard, and suggesting Seal retaliate by dating a younger, hot model like Kate Upton. She also bared her body for a new PETA ad. If there's one thing that's true about Wendy, she's never afraid to expose herself — mind, body and nerve!
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Kalamazoo Valley Community College is changing the name of its Michigan Technology Education Center (M-TEC) facility to the Kalamazoo Valley Groves Center.
The 70,000 sq. foot facility, located at 7107 Elm Valley Drive, is more than just a training center, said President Marilyn Schlack, and its name should reflect that. KVCC implemented a new branding campaign three years ago, but the M-TEC website has not yet been incorporated into the uniform look other KVCC programs now have.
"It became evident as the marketing team began to redesign the website for our M-TEC that something was lacking not only in how the M-TEC is marketed but in its overall image. We need to truly tell the story of the types of services and training that is provided at the college's facility. We need to find a way to differentiate our M-TEC from the seventeen other M-TECs across the state," read the proposal, which was approved by trustees on Tuesday.
KVCC received a $5 million grant from the state more than a decade ago to create the training center, which opened in 2001. The community's private sector raised another $6 million to complete the $11 million facility.


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Family members of the Milam County man injured while trying to break up a fight are speaking out. They want the person who severely hurt Jerry Sowders of Gause to come forward.
Sowders was trying to break up a fight early Sunday morning when he was knocked out.
"We all loaded up and came back this way and that's when we found out what happened," Robert Sowders, Jerry's brother said.
Sunday morning Robert's brother Jerry was knocked out while trying to break up a fight outside of Rockies, a bar connected to Post Oak Mall in College Station.
Jerry fell down and hit his head on the pavement and was rushed to the College Station Medical Center for severe head injuries.
"It broke my heart. It was very hard to see Jerry laying there helpless like that," Jerry's friend Debbie Paschall said.
Family members say Jerry's temple was fractured and he hasn't regained his short term memory. However, we're told he is making small improvements.
"He remembers who I am and he's glad that I'm here to see him," Jerry's daughter Amy Sowders said.
"He is just the best person I could have in my life he'd give me his shirt off his back, if I wanted it," Paschall said.
Family and friends are urging whoever hurt Jerry to come forward.
"To the person or persons who did this, if they have any heart, we'd like them to come forward and confess," Robert Sowders said.
Family members say this way they can put one part of the traumatic ordeal behind them and focus on Jerry's recovery.
Jerry's family and friends are hosting a benefit in his honor.
It is scheduled for August 2 and 3 in Hearne. Times and location are still being firmed up but there will be barbecue for sale.
If you'd like to make a donation, an account has also been set up for Sowders at First Star Bank in Hearne.
The College Station Police Department says it has not made an arrest in the case.
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Before departing the Liberty League at the end of 2010, Hamilton made the league championship for the eighth time in nine years. The Continentals claimed two tournament championships (2004, 2007) and a pair of regular season titles (2000, 2006). Both tournament championship crowns were clinched against St. Lawrence University on the regional powerhouse's home field. Hamilton was a league member from 1995 to 2010.
Hamilton finished 2010 with an overall record of 9-3-3 and was a Liberty League championship semifinalist. Frank Campagnano '12 made the 2010 National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) East Region All-Region first team at midfield. Nizzi was voted rookie of the year in the Liberty League and on the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III Metro/Upstate team.
Just two men have coached the men's soccer team since 1959. Current head coach Perry Nizzi is in his 17th year with the Continentals. Nizzi guided the team to NCAA championship appearances in 2000, 2004, 2006 and 2007. He picked up his 100th victory at Hamilton in 2008 and has a total of 138 going into 2013. Manfred von Schiller won 227 games from 1959 to 1997 and led Hamilton to four ECAC tournaments. The Continentals won the ECAC championship in 1979 and finished with a record of 12-1-1.
Hamilton's defense led the way in 2007 when the Continentals made their last trip to the NCAA championship. The team didn't allow a single goal in their first five games as they went 3-0-2. Hamilton enjoyed an amazing 8-3-0 record away from home, including three wins in four postseason contests. The Continentals edged Union College in the league championship semifinals and then defeated host St. Lawrence in the title game, which was the second time in two weeks the Saints fell to Hamilton at home.
Hamilton drew 2006 national semifinalist New York University in the first round of NCAAs. Undaunted, the Continentals recorded their 10th shutout in a 2-0 win. The victory was Hamilton's first in NCAA play since 2000. New Jersey City University ended the Continentals' season the following night, but it was a memorable postseason run for a Hamilton team that won just half of its 14 regular season contests. The Continentals finished with a record of 10-5-3 -- the seventh time that decade they recorded double-digit victories.
Hamilton reached the quarterfinals in the program's first-ever NCAA appearance in 2000 after finishing first in the league with a 6-1-0 record. The Continentals advanced past SUNY Plattsburgh on penalty kicks and defeated St. Lawrence in regional action. Hamilton hosted Messiah College in the quarters but lost to the eventual national champions.
The Continentals have made a total of 14 postseason appearances. The 1979 team ended up 12-1-1, which is the best record in the program's history, and defeated SUNY Fredonia in the ECAC Division III Upstate Region championship game. The 12 wins in a season have since been duplicated twice (1994 and 2001) and still stand as the team record.
Hamilton has won more than 400 games since it first fielded a varsity men's soccer program in 1920 and there have been plenty of individual stars. Three players, including the incomparable Greg Rogan '07 in 2006, have received All-America honors. Donald McCouch '64 (in 1962) and Phillip Hills Jr. '53 (in 1951) are the others. Rogan holds the team record for most goals in a career with 30 and most career points with 72. Hills led the Continentals to a 5-1-0 season. At that time, the five wins were a program record. Twelve different athletes have earned a total of 15 all-region selections from the NSCAA in the last 13 years, including Campagnano and Jesse Arroyave '11 in 2010.
Exceptional academic performance is an important piece of the men's soccer program. Three players earned a spot on the 2013 NESCAC Fall All-Academic Team. Each honoree has a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35 and must have reached sophomore academic standing. Marcus Dormanen '10 was voted to the 2009 College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District Team. Dormanen was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, which is the nation's oldest honor society, in 2010.
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NASA, ISS Astronauts Participate in First Extraterrestrial Google+ Hangout
GEICO's Good Stuff is a column series highlighting great stuff happening in the federal community.
Last Friday, February 22, International Space Station (ISS) astronauts Kevin Ford, Chris Hadfield, and Tom Marshburn participated in NASA's first live Google+ Hangout.
The Hangout allowed participants from around the world to chat live with astronauts in space and have questions answered. Earth-side Hangout participants included science buffs and many teachers and students from classrooms in Mexico, Chile, the United States, and around the world.
NASA social media technicians on the ground relayed questions submitted via Google+, YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook and tagged with the hashtag #askAstro to the ISS astronauts.
Also participating in the Hangout were astronauts Ronald Garan and Nicole Stott, who provided insights into how they joined the space program, and recommendations for students on what to study in the fields of science, mathematics, technology, and engineering.
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Mucopolysaccharidosis IIIB, Full Gene Analysis
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Mucopolysaccharidosis type III (MPS-III), also known as Sanfilippo syndrome, is an autosomal recessive condition that consists of 4 different types (A, B, C, and D). Each type of MPS-III results from the absence of 1 of 4 lysosomal enzymes, which leads to the lysosomal accumulation of heparan sulfatase. Mucopolysaccharidosis type IIIB (MPS-IIIB), or Sanfilippo syndrome B, is caused by mutations in the NAGLU gene and is characterized by reduced or absent activity of the N-acetyl-alpha-D-glucosaminidase. This test screens for mutations in all 6 exons of the NAGLU gene.
Sanfilippo syndrome is characterized by severe central nervous system degeneration with only mild physical disease. Onset of clinical features, most commonly behavioral problems and delayed development, usually occurs between 2 and 6 years in a child who previously appeared normal. Severe neurologic degeneration occurs in most patients by 6 to 10 years of age, accompanied by a rapid deterioration of social and adaptive skills. Death generally occurs by the 20s.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Identifying mutations within the NAGLU gene
Confirmation of a diagnosis of mucopolysaccharidosis type IIIB
Carrier testing when there is a family history of mucopolysaccharidosis type IIIB, but disease-causing mutations have not been previously identified
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
All detected alterations will be evaluated according to American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics recommendations.(1) Variants will be classified based on known, predicted, or possible pathogenicity and reported with interpretive comments detailing their potential or known significance.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
A small percentage of individuals who are carriers or have a diagnosis of mucopolysaccharidosis type IIIB (MPS-IIIB) may have a mutation that is not identified by this method (eg, large genomic deletions, promoter mutations). The absence of a mutation, therefore, does not eliminate the possibility of positive carrier status or the diagnosis of MPS-IIIB. The preferred approach to carrier testing is to first document the presence of an NAGLU gene mutation in an affected family member.
In some cases, DNA alterations of undetermined significance may be identified.
Rare polymorphisms exist that could lead to false-negative or false-positive results. If results obtained do not match the clinical findings, additional testing should be considered.
A previous bone marrow transplant from an allogenic donor will interfere with testing. Call Mayo Medical Laboratories for instructions for testing patients who have received a bone marrow transplant.
Test results should be interpreted in the context of clinical findings, family history, and other laboratory data. Errors in our interpretation of results may occur if information given is inaccurate or incomplete.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
An interpretive report will be provided.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Richards CS, Bale S, Bellissimo DB, et al: ACMG recommendations for standards for interpretation and reporting of sequence variations: Revisions 2007. Genet Med 2008;10(4):294-300
2. Valstar MJ, Ruijter GJ, van Diggelen OP, et al: Sanfilippo syndrome: a mini-review. J Inherit Metab Dis 2008;31(2):240-252
3. Yogalingam G, Hopwood JJ: Molecular genetics of mucopolysaccharidosis type IIIA and IIIB: Diagnostic, clinical, and biological implications. Hum Mutat 2001;18(4):264-281


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Liddle reviews Liverpool win
by Ashley Houghton
U18 coach delighted to secure play-off place.
Sunderland under-18 coach Craig Liddle heaped the praise on the young Black Cats as they secured their place in the play-off stage of the Barclays U18 Premier League.
Liddle's side downed Liverpool 2-0 at the Academy of Light after goals from George Honeyman and James Stinson.
And Liddle, whose side had to win to secure their place, has been delighted with his players' efforts as the youngsters held off a challenge from Spurs to finish top of Group 2 with 23 points from their 12 games.
"I though the lads were excellent from start to finish today," Liddle said.
"They [Liverpool] were a very good side and they kept coming back at us but our lads kept the shape and the discipline well.
"I think Liverpool found it hard to break us down so that's a massive credit to the lads."
Liddle watched on as his side kept their fourth clean sheet in five games, though he admits it was a nervy finish for his side until Stinson popped up with the second goal.
"Towards the end of the game it was a bit nervy as 1-0 is a dangerous lead.
"We hit the bar on a couple of occasions in the first half which would have doubled our lead.
"The pleasing thing [about the first goal] was that the corner was well worked; the lads enjoy working on that sort of aspect of the game and it was a good finish by George.
"James has played for the majority of the games in the second half of the season due to Mikael Mandron being called up to the under-21s and first team and he's responded well.
"He's still a young lad and I thought he took his goal really well with his wrong foot."
Sunderland will now face the winner of group two in a play-off, potentially Newcastle United, to determine who will play in the semi-final of the competition.
And Liddle is pleased to see his side's season extended for at least a further week with the play-off match.
"We said to the lads before the game hopefully we can go and have another week rather than it ending it today.
"We responded well and we'll prepare as normal for another good game next weekend against what will be very good opposition."


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It's a Tilting world in the sovereign CDS market:
We all know that the convergence between Western high-grade sovereigns and low external debt emerging market nations has gathered pace in recent years. And here's the latest development: Mexico has traded through France. Five-year Mexican CDS closed on Monday at 117bp versus France at 123bp. As of pixel time, the relationship reversed; Mexico is at 116bps while France is at 114.5bps, according to Markit.
But the broader convergence point remains. And the continued divergence between sovereign ratings and price performance for EM fixed-income assets is laid bare by the fact Mexico is a BBB-rated credit while France is -- for now -- AAA-rated. And to-date, no rating agencies have explicitly warned that France could be put on negative watch.
Mexico's macro-economic framework is seen by and large as sound -- and the country has been rewarded in kind with a $72bn flexible credit line courtesy of the IMF. But its debt profile is not perfect. Non-oil tax revenues contribute proportionately little to the government's budget. Mercifully, however, gross general government debt was only 26.8 per cent of GDP compared with 81.4 per cent in France, as of end-2010, according to IMF forecasts.
CDS markets then are pricing in economic policy flexibility in Mexico compared with the Eurozone fiscal funk combined with relatively stronger debt fundamentals in Latin America's second-largest economy. As one London-based veteran EM debt analyst puts it:
Markets are telling us a number of things, one of which is that they don't like inflexibility [in the eurozone] – whether because a given country is tied to a monetary zone characterized by inertia, has high indebtedness, relatively poor demographics, internal bureaucratic sluggishness, etc. [by contrast] Even if investors accept that Bank of Mexico Governor Agustín Carstens is one of the hardest money guys around (core inflation being 3.2%), they welcome his flexibility to reflate if necessary, but also appreciate his no nonsense attitude while a ministry of finance official.
One final thought: from publicly available Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) data, you can see that the net notional amount outstanding -- i.e. the the par amount of credit protection bought or sold -- on the respective CDS contracts have also changed markedly:
Source: DTCC
Debate rages over whether a sudden up-tick in the notional amount in a given credit protection contract highlights an increase in risk aversion, or whether the relationship is more correlational in nature. But it's a trend worth following.
Plenty of fixed-income trades to mull over then, if and when the eurozone debt crisis deepens.
See also:
Coverage of sovereign debt - FT Tilt
Coverage of Mexico - FT Tilt


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A federal appeals court in Ohio upheld the 2010 health reform law on Wednesday.
The three-judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit of Appeals in Cincinnati voted 2-1 that the requirement for individuals to buy health insurance does not exceed powers given to Congress.
"As long as Congress does not exceed the established limits of its Commerce
Power, there is no constitutional impediment to enacting legislation that could be
characterized as regulating inactivity," the ruling reads.
"Congress had a rational basis for concluding that the minimum coverage provision is essential to the Affordable Care Act's larger reforms to the national markets in health care delivery and health insurance," Judge Boyce Martin wrote.
The Justice Department quickly welcomed the ruling. "We will continue to vigorously defend the health care reform statute in any litigation challenging it," Justice Department spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler said in a statement.
"Throughout history, there have been similar challenges to other landmark legislation such as the Social Security Act, the Civil Rights Act, and the Voting Rights Act, and all of those challenges failed. We believe these challenges to health reform will also fail," the statement read.
Judge James Graham dissented on the central Commerce Clause issue. "If the exercise of power is allowed and the mandate upheld, it is difficult to see what the limits on Congress's Commerce Clause authority would be," he wrote. "What aspect of human activity would escape federal power?"
The court's ruling came quickly – the three-judge panel heard arguments just three weeks ago.
Most experts had predicted the court would uphold the law. Ron Pollack, executive direcotr of Families USA, a group that lobbied for and supports the law, called it a "huge victory".
"The Court—made up of judges appointed by both Republican and Democratic presidents—recognized that health care makes up a substantial portion of the national economy and that Congress has the power to regulate that market. We expect that other appellate courts, and ultimately the Supreme Court, will reach the same decision," Pollack said in a statement.
The Ohio case was one of three major challenges to the health care law, and they are widely expected to go to the Supreme Court for final settlement.
On June 8, a separate appeals panel in Atlanta heard a 26-state challenge to the law.
A Virginia court heard arguments on a third challenge to the law in May. In all, there are more than 20 lawsuits against the health care law, which seeks to extend health care coverage to millions of Americans who lack it, reorganize the health insurance market, lower costs, and improve health care delivery.
This article appears in the June 29, 2011 edition of National Journal Daily PM Update.


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