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Expanding Opportunities Available to Youth(Build)
Yesterday I had the chance to announce that our Employment and Training Administration is making approximately $75 million in grants available for the YouthBuild program. I have to be honest, there are perks to being a cabinet secretary, but one that I truly enjoy is the chance to be a part of programs like YouthBuild that are helping our nation's young people get a second chance to succeed.
I'm a strong believer in smart investments in our future and that includes providing opportunities for young people to learn the critical jobs they need to succeed in a global economy, as well as the vital life skills that are too often an afterthought for youth in disadvantaged communities.
In YouthBuild programs across the country, students looking for a second chance get just that. Classroom instruction provides them with the foundation they need to obtain their high school diploma or GED. Meanwhile, they also gain the real-world work experience, industry recognized credentials, and important leadership skills employers want to see.
Yesterday's announcement expands on the opportunities available to YouthBuild students by offering skills training in additional industries, including areas where we are seeing rapid growth like health care and information technology. This expansion of the program will open up more avenues for YouthBuild graduates to succeed. This program will help our nation meet the challenge of the 21st century economy, fulfilling President Obama's vision of an America built to last.
YouthBuild has graduated more than 100,000 students over the years. These are young people with a new shot at enjoying the life they want through a good job and hard work. But don't take my word for it – hear for yourself as just a few graduates explain how YouthBuild gave them a second chance at success: http://www.dol.gov/dol/media/webcast/20110512-youthbuild/.
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1956-06-30 Pascual Perez w rtd 11 (15) Oscar Suarez, Penarol Stadium, Montevideo, Uruguay - WORLD
1956-06-30 Pascual Perez w rtd 11 (15) Oscar Suarez, Penarol Stadium, Montevideo, Uruguay - WORLD. Referee: Juan Galindo. Floored for an 'eight' count in the fifth round, Perez (108) came right back to grind Suarez (111) down and force his corner to throw the towel in during the 11th. With both men cut, there was no doubting that the champion had been shocked into a fight-back.
Two more ten-round non-title fights that saw Perez and his fellow Argentinians weighing in publicly at less than 112lbs came against Ricardo Valdez (w rsc 5 at the Ramon Santamaria Club, Buenos Aires on 3 August) and Hector Almaraz (w co 3 at the Norte Stadium, Rosario, Argentina on 25 August).
Prior to this, Jack Solomons, Britain's leading promoter, had tried in vain to make a Dai Dower v Perez fight in Wales during the summer, but had been unable to get a stadium big enough for the occasion. A brilliant boxer, Dower had been on 27 straight since turning pro, beating good calibre opponents like Henry Carpenter, Joe Cairney, Terry Allen, Heintje Van Der Zee and Alex Bollaert prior to winning the British Empire title from Jake Tuli (w pts 15 at The Arena, Harringay, London on 19 October 1954). He next won the vacant British title when beating Eric Marsden (w pts 15 at The Arena, Harringay, London on 8 February 1955), before taking the European crown from Nazzareno Giannelli (w pts 15 at Earls Court Arena, Kensington, London on 8 March 1955) and then losing it in an upset to Young Martin (l co 12 at the Ice Rink, Nottingham on 3 October 1955). Having jumped to number one in The Ring magazine ratings at the expense of Dower, Martin took off for Mexico where he was knocked out inside a round by Memo Diez at the Cuatro Caminos Bullring, Mexico City on 18 March 1956.
In August, the NBA ordered Perez to defend his title against the number-one contender, Diez, within the six-month limit. However, with Perez having already received an offer to defend against Japan's fourth-ranked Hitoshi Misako the Japanese Boxing Commission was appealing to the World Championship Committee to use their influence. With negotiations still ongoing, in October it was reported that Perez would be meeting Diez or Misako in December, and a few weeks later the latter was named as his next opponent. For whatever reason, the Misako fight was called off and Perez v Diez was set for 30 January in Buenos Aires, before that too was called off after Diez pulled out suffering from nervous exhaustion. It had not been the greatest of build-ups for Diez, having been defeated by Dommy Ursua (l pts 10 at the Civic Auditorium, Stockton, California, USA on 11 December) in his previous contest. With the authorities on Perez's case, Dower, now suffering weight problems, was drafted in at short notice after being inactive since July due to being called up by the Army.

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Education funding will be a top priority for the Legislature, which opens Feb. 7.
Chancellor Dan Klaich promised state lawmakers Thursday that he wouldn't "whine" during his presentation on the dire financial state of Nevada's university and community college system.
He admitted, however, that he came close a few times in speaking before the Legislative Commission's budget subcommittee in Carson City.
Klaich, a Reno High School and University of Nevada graduate, told lawmakers that the proposed budget cuts by Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval would have a disastrous impact on Nevada's universities and community colleges. His comments forced lawmakers to ponder scenarios like massive layoffs, the mothballing of campuses or buildings on campus, turning away students who are qualified and steeply raising tuition for the ones who earn enrollment.
Klaich said making up the shortfall by raising tuition and fees -- an option Sandoval said would be up to the Board of Regents -- would increase student costs 73 percent and make higher education unaffordable for many.
As an example, Klaich said undergraduate per-credit tuition would need to increase from $156.75 to $220.79 next year, and to $270.45 the following year.
The University of Nevada, Reno, estimates a prospective student from Nevada would pay $5,324 yearly in tuition and other fees a year. Adding 73 percent would mean the student would pay $9,211 a year.
"We have already seen critical cuts as a result of curriculum review at UNR where they have said we can't do more with less anymore," said Assemblyman David Bobzien, D-Reno, whose district includes the University of Nevada, Reno campus and who is chairman of the Assembly Education Committee. "We'll have to start to jettison entire programs, so colleges on campus will have to be closed. I am worried that you may end up having to mothball buildings, do away with more programs."
Sandoval's cuts would subtract $162 million from the university system's annual budget of $558 million, Klaich told lawmakers.
"I'm not a math guy, but that's 29 percent," Klaich said.
Yet lawmakers also must ponder how to pay for any infusion of funding for higher education. Sandoval's proposed cuts to higher education are based on his vow not to raise taxes. Assemblyman Pat Hickey, R-Reno, asked Klaich what taxes he would like to see raised to cover the shortfall.
Klaich did not suggest a specific answer, yet mentioned he had heard discussions about a tax on services and a tax on corporate profits.
Sandoval's deputy chief of staff, Dale Erquiaga, praised Klaich's presentation but said that if lawmakers want to raise taxes, they should present their plan to the public.
"We think the public is owed that debate," Erquiaga said.
"You sit over there like I do, and you listen to these hearings where they say more revenue is needed," Erquiaga said. "But where would it come from? The public has a right to hear both sides of this debate. The governor has put his cards on the table. The other side is talking about the hand they hold. That doesn't do the public any good."
Although Sandoval talks about cutting state expenditures back to 2007, the proposed cuts to higher education would almost take it back to 2003 spending levels, Klaich said.
State officials and lawmakers are haggling over how much a percentage cut higher education takes in Sandoval's proposal. It ranges from 17 percent to 36 percent. Yet no matter what the scenario, it's just too much to cut, state Senate Majority Leader Steven Horsford, D-North Las Vegas, said.
Before the meeting, Horsford said preserving Nevada's education system is his No. 1 priority.
With Horsford as the legislative leader, the battle over education funding seems to be shaping up as the top priority for the Legislature, which officially opens Feb. 7.
"I don't understand how we expect to get improved results for higher education if we cut it further, whether its 17, 24 or 36 percent," Horsford said.
Despite Sandoval's mandate for no new taxes, Klaich cited an Oct. 4, 2010, poll published by the Las Vegas Review-Journal that showed Nevadans would be willing to pay higher taxes to improve Nevada's education system,.
That telephone poll of 600 likely Nevada voters showed that just one in 10 was willing to reduce higher education expenditures.
Klaich said a robust higher education system is critical if Sandoval wants to reach his stated goals of creating jobs and attracting new business to the Silver State
"There is a critical relationship between diversifying and revitalizing this economy and the whole education infrastructure, K-20," Klaich said. "I think you heard a lot of concerns about that today, not only from me but from the members of the committee who wondered how we can accomplish that and whether these kinds of budget cuts are counterproductive."
Klaich told lawmakers that Nevada's universities have tried to keep tuition low because that has been the mandate from the Legislature.
Klaich and state Sen. Sheila Leslie, R-Reno, said they were both concerned that if tuition rises, many poor and minority students would be priced out of a college education, especially in a state that has minimal financial aid capabilities.
"Are we concerned about tuition? Absolutely, because we have so many low-income students and many students from underrepresented minorities who are the first in their families to go to college," Klaich said.
"We can't lose them," he said. "We are losing generations already. And if we just raise tuition without taking into account that these students may not be able to afford it, it will close their opportunities forever. That is not the right thing to do from a moral standpoint or an economic standpoint."
The Associated Press contributed to this story.


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Madonna has ended her three-ish years with dancer/lover Brahim Zaibat, 27, and it's been confirmed. Why is anyone's guess, but they've spent lots of time apart lately, and haven't attended a public event in tandem in over six months.
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Today's physics news: Friday, 4 June
Mars mission in a Moscow hangar is no joke, say astronauts
Its critics have suggested it amounts to little more than sitting inside a giant tin can in a Moscow hangar but as the six volunteers sealed themselves inside a simulated mission to Mars, scientists insisted they were embarking on an unprecedented experiment that was no laughing matter.
SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket ready for first launch
A rocket that may one day launch astronauts to the space station is set for its maiden flight from Florida.
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Sustainability and Bend-La Pine Schools
Sustainability is defined as "meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs." It considers the interrelationship of economic, social and environmental factors that protect and enhance present and future quality of life.
Bend-La Pine Schools is committed to sustainability and has adopted a Sustainability Administrative Regulation and a Sustainability Plan to guide our efforts in the near and long term.
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Sustainability Plan
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Green Your School
Our Sustainability Vision
Bend-La Pine Schools, in partnership with our stakeholders, will educate and engage each student with the knowledge and influence to be leaders in a sustainable society. We do this by
For more information, contact:
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Bend-La Pine Schools has an exciting new waste and energy conservation program called W.E. Reduce! Schools that sign up and work to reduce waste and conserve energy receive cash awards each trimester. The goals of the program are to reduce energy use and waste generation within Bend-La Pine schools, save money, and educate staff and students about these important goals of the Bend-La Pine Sustainability Plan. Did you know that Bend-La Pine Schools has approximately 2.5 million square feet spread over 27 schools and five support facilities? Seemingly small efforts result in huge energy, waste and financial savings.
Getting Started:
Trash and Recycling: The lessons and posters below will help you learn what can and cannot be recycled in our schools.
Green Week - Lunch Waste Reduction Template: Word format / PDF format
Carbon Neutrality. We become carbon-neutral, meaning no net carbon will accumulate in the atmosphere as a result of our operations. We utilize to the fullest extent possible renewable energy sources, efficient technologies, and optimal conservation strategies. Zero Waste. We produce no waste, meaning 100% of the materials and water associated with our operations will be re-used, recycled or composted. Non-Toxicity. We use only benign chemicals, meaning all chemicals and cleaning products will be non-toxic and degrade naturally without damaging nature or natural processes. Sustainable Purchasing. We purchase as many products as feasible from local and regional suppliers who have a proven commitment to sustainability. Education. We teach sustainability in all classrooms and students are active in sustainability operations at schools. Communication. We provide complete communication about sustainability practices among all schools and departments within the District.
Bend-La Pine Schools has incorporated many sustainable practices into its operations, from energy conservation retrofits to the Farm-To-School program.
"Green" Schools: Two elementary schools have met LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Designs) guidelines for certification:
W.E. Miller Elementary School: This is a "Touch" point tour of the school building and site.
Rosland Elementary School: Presentation showing LEED qualities.


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Prior to their call to full time ministry in 1999, Cathy worked in the health sector. Sal worked in Human Resources Management and Development field in both public and private corporations. Cathy has qualifications in Nursing and Midwifery, Sal Production and Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor and Masters in Adult Education.
Cathy and Sal's current assignment is in Literature and resource development; coordinating translations, printing, sourcing, developing and distributing literature resources across the region. Holiness literature is currently available in over 40 languages in the region.They also assist pastoring a church in greater Johannesburg. They have four children.
When we access God's Word and its teachings in the context that reaches us, the results that follow are long lasting.


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Smooshi is a 900-pound female walrus that resides at Marineland Niagara Falls, Canada. In 2004, she and trainer Phil Demers became celebrities after developing an unusually close attachment. Last year Demers quit his job at Marineland after complaining about poor treatment of animals at the facility. Marineland fired back with a $1.5 million lawsuit against the trainer, accusing him of plotting to "kidnap" the marine mammal. Sam Litzinger speaks to Demers, who gives his side of this love story gone bad. The National Museum of Crime and Punishment in Washington, D.C., is the site of a new exhibit featuring unsettling articles once used by dog fighters to raise, train and kill canines. The curator, Dr. Randall Lockwood of the ASPCA, give us a personal tour.
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Stories in first month themed on Remembering
Facebook has started a new site for theme-based story collection. Simply named Facebook Stories, the site curates human interest stories based on a theme that changes each month, in order to show how people are using Facebook in "extraordinary ways," including specially-produced videos, written features, and infographics based on commonly-shared items.
Facebook is incorporating other elements as well. The Bookshelf contains a list of books from Goodreads matching each theme; The Playlist uses Spotify to add connected music, and The Reading List provides access to publication archives for associated material, such as The New Yorker. A monthly podcast is also available.
This month the theme is "Remembering", with a focus being the story of Mayank Sharma, a resident of New Dehli who suddenly lost his memory after being infected with tubercular meningitis. After rediscovering his network of friends on Facebook using the "People You May Know" feature, he is regaining experiences he had forgotten.


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...for a long, long time.
I had thought that for a spirit to be called 'bourbon', it has to be aged at least two years under all of the stipulations that we all know...
BUT, under the actual law - it need not be aged at all. So - in effect - White Dog that follows all of the rules is bourbon...
BUT, part of the rule states, "Bourbon must be aged in new, charred oak barrels. [1]", yet...it need not be aged at all. Is that not odd?
Here's the actual law.
So, it says that bourbon must be aged, but then there's no age statement...so...if it must be aged, for how long? One hour?


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For this Christmas, IGN talks with our good buddy Berkserker Kev, known for his balls-to-the-wall coverage of games such as Lost Planet, Dead Space, Silent Hill Homecoming, Devil May Cry 4, Siren Blood Curse, and much more (check his FAQ list for the whole kaboodle).
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WASHINGTON (AP) _ The industrial chemical that led to a nationwide recall of more than 100 brands of cat and dog foods has been found to contaminate a second pet food ingredient.
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I have been having difficulty trying to setup my NAS to show up on my network. I can access my NAS through a web browser on the local network to do file transfers but for Windows based programs like backing up my hard drive, it doesn't show up.
Goner wrote:Is your DS in the same IP-range (like 192.168.1.?) and the same Windows workgroup as the rest of your network ?
Did you install the Synology Assistant and does it find the DS on your LAN ?
Silq wrote:Goner wrote:Not sure how to put the NAS in the windows work group
Goner wrote:Silq wrote:Goner wrote:Not sure how to put the NAS in the windows work group
It's under Control Panel > Win/Mac/NFS > Windows File service.
Windows File service Should be enabled (your problem sounds like it isn't ?).
Then Workgroup can be entered.
(I set up my LAN when all PC's were running Windows 98 and XPm don't know if under Windows 7 the workgroup should be used or the home group (?).
Silq wrote:i.e. my router IP is 192.168.1.100 and the port is 5000 so it would be \\192.168.1.100:5000\ ?
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Ming Tsai has teamed with world-renowned Rockwell Group to design three beautiful new Private Dining Rooms that can seat groups from 10-80 guests. These rooms are equipped with complimentary:
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(NPR) You may best know the guinea pig as a nervous little pet that lives in a cage and eats alfalfa pellets.
Now, the rodents are increasingly showing up on plates in the United States.
South American restaurants on both coasts seem to be pushing the trend, answering to demand mostly from Andean expats for what is considered a fine and valuable food in Ecuador, Peru and Colombia. Middle-class foodies with a taste for exotic delicacies are also ordering, photographing and blogging about guinea pig. The animals — called cuyes in Spanish — are usually cooked whole, often grilled, sometimes deep fried. Many diners eat every last morsel, literally from head to toe.
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Hope Shatters,
Despair Fills the Air like Poison,
You Breath in to Live and
Everyday becomes a Needed Agony.
Shattered Hope is Pieced Together,
A Cure Arises to Erase the Poison and
Every Breath becomes Sweat and Loses its Agony.
The Days are Quite Ringing with a Peaceful Tone
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Techically this is my first story, novel anyway, so I hope you like it. This is just the info for now but I will be posting chapter one too.
Blood Lust
In the mid 500 A.C., when the medieval time took place, a kingdom had a deep dark secret that no one outside their gates knew. The king's daughter, Princess Jezebelle, hated their secret, because of it she was forced to stay inside the gates for her own safety. But without her father knowing she had always walked threw the woods, to refresh her mind of all stress and duties of being a princess. One day she decided to break her father's rules even more by going into town. While checking out the new scenery she runs into a pocket thief (boy) that is being chased by people he has stold from. Jezebelle being a nice but short temper person helps the boy. A day or so after that there was a human who had broke into the castle and not just any human. The one she met in town, where she wasn't suppose to be. She was already curious about him, he just seemed different to her, but now that he's at the castle what will happen?
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We all have different kinds of relationships in our lives. Healthy relationships increase our self-esteem, improve mental and emotional health, and help us have fuller lives. Feeling scared, humiliated, pressured, or controlled is not the way a relationship should make you feel. Instead, you should feel loved, respected, and free to be yourself. Friends are an important source of support and advice. They play a powerful role in shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors.
Sexual violence is a serious problem that affects millions of people every year. Sexual violence can have very harmful and lasting effects on victims, families, and communities. Women are more likely to be victims of sexual violence than men. Twenty-two percent of all sexual assault victims are between the typical college ages of 18-24. In 8 out of 10 rape cases, the victim knows the perpetrator. Women in college who use drugs, attend a university with high drinking rates, belong in a sorority, and drank heavily in high school are at greater risk for rape while intoxicated. Most perpetrators of sexual violence are men.
Action Steps
- Communication is essential in healthy relationships. Take time to talk with and listen to your friends and loved ones.
- Express your thoughts and feelings clearly and directly, without intentionally hurting or disrespecting others.
- Avoid relationships with those who drink heavily or use drugs, act aggressively, or treat you disrespectfully.
- If anything in your relationship makes you feel uncomfortable, talk to someone you can trust, such as a parent, doctor, counselor, religious leader, or teacher.
- Lower your risk for sexual violence by trusting your gut. If you don't feel comfortable in a situation, leave or get help.
- If you or someone you know is a victim of sexual violence and needs help, contact the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or your local emergency service at 911.
The Sexual Assault Prevention & Education program at SHOP provides confidential support, information, and resource referrals to survivors of sexual violence.
The mission of Sexual Assault Prevention is to promote the compassionate and just treatment of student survivors, their support system, and significant others, foster collaborative relationships between campus and community agencies and affect attitudinal and behavioral changes on campus as we work toward the elimination of sexual violence against all people.
We strive to provide empathic, supportive services to students who have experienced sexual assault.
Knowing that some students will prefer to seek services outside of the UCSC campus, SHOP works closely to provide easy access to off-campus resources as well.
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If you need immediate resources for a sexual assault crisis, domestic violence, stalking or sexual harassment please contact:
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The Journal Sentinel's team of Packers beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis
Packers treating tie like a loss
Green Bay - By virtue of a tie, the Packers were able to a gain a slight bit of ground on the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears in the NFC North, but o one in the locker room was looking at it that way.
The somber tone and quick exit of the players made it seem as though it were a playoff loss. The hushed tones and slow, deliberate movements as the players exited the locker room made avoiding a loss feel as though it meant nothing.
"It does feel like a loss," CB Davon House said. "There's no other way to say it."
The Packers rallied from down 23-7 to take the lead 26-23 in overtime, but the defense couldn't hold and allowed the Vikings to drive 63 yards on 12 plays for a game-tying field goal.
Even with Matt Flynn at quarterback, the Packers managed just 27 yards on their final possession and had to play for a tie when they faced fourth and 18 on their own 27. They punted with 7 seconds left and then stopped the Vikings on their final play.
"It's kind of a weird feeling when the overtime ends and you're walking off the field and the fans don't know whether to cheer or boo for you," LB Clay Matthews said. "You don't come to grips with how you should feel. Is it a victory? Is it a loss?"
Many in the locker room were willing to say the latter.
"At the end of the day, all we want is a win," said RB Eddie Lacy, who had 110 yards on 25 carries.
The Packers remain in second place in the NFC North at 5-5-1. The Lions, who lost at home to Tampa Bay, and the Bears, who lost at St. Louis, are both 6-5.
Had the Packers found a way to win, they would be in a three-way tie for first with a chance to get on a winning streak Thursday in Detroit.
"I guess it's good, but at the same time we've got to handle our business and we have to win the ball game," rookie CB Micah Hyde said.
Asked his feelings about the tie, he said: "We play to win. That's the No. 1 thing. We come out here every Sunday, Monday, whatever day it is to win a ballgame. It's kind of the same feeling as losing of you don't win. We needed to win, but we didn't come out with it."
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Who would have guessed that this generation's Dallas would just be more Dallas? After receiving word that TNT had green-lit the revamp, we got a preview of the series last night. South Fork looks just like we left it, complete with Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, and Linda Gray. In the new season, the Ewing family's… »


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Wolves: What's gone wrong at Molineux?
Only 12 teams have ever been relegated from the top flight to the third tier in successive seasons in the 125-year history of the Football League.
Wolves' fall and rise in the 1980s
Having won the League Cup and finished sixth in Division One in 1980, Wolves' fortunes soon took a turn for the worse. The club were relegated in 1982 and after almost going out of business the following year they were taken over by the Bhatti brothers.
The club won promotion at the first attempt but finished bottom of Division One before suffering a second successive relegation in 1985.
By the summer of 1986 Wolves were a Division Four club and the Bhatti brothers' reign came to an end when they were put into receivership. But the end of the 1980s brought a resurgence, Graham Turner's Wolves winning the Division Four and Three titles in 1988 and 1989.
No team has managed the feat twice.
But that is one unwanted record which could be coming Wolves' way if they maintain their current descent towards League One.
Dean Saunders' arrival to replace the sacked Stale Solbakken in January has so far failed to arrest their slide. He has not won in his eight games in charge of a Wolves side who have not won since before Christmas.
The Welshman has only secured four points out of a possible 24, leaving Wolves in the Championship drop zone, two points adrift.
Between 1983 and 1986, Wolves went down three years on the trot. And fans fear that history could be about to repeat itself.
This time around there seemed no hint of what was to come when they won 1-0 at Blackburn on 6 October to go third in the Championship. So just what has gone wrong at Molineux?
Jez Moxey, Wolves chief executive since 1998, told BBC WM:
"Everyone understands why we were forced into selling Steven Fletcher and Matt Jarvis in the summer.
"They were downing tools and wanted away. And they had clubs who were prepared to pay incredible sums of money for them.
"We bought in seven new players, hoping we would be competitive enough to challenge for promotion.
"Relegation is not unthinkable. It's happened here before. It all depends how your team performs on the field of play. The table doesn't lie.
"Having seven, eight or nine players sat on the side twiddling their thumbs is not conducive to team spirit and the right environment for success.
"But I'm hoping that this team will get up the league to a point where relegation isn't even on people's minds.
"Let's address the summer when we get there. We'll cross the bridge at the end of the season, whatever happens. But I won't be resigning - I've got a job to do here."
Mel Eves, former Wolves player, told BBC Sport:
"It's a world apart from the mess Wolves were in off the field when we went down from the top flight and I left in 1984. They really should not be in this mess.
"Dean Saunders is just starting to realise what a big job this is.
"Steve Morgan has made his mistakes. The time for Mick McCarthy to go was the end of the previous season. And, while Terry Connor's a lovely bloke, he's not a manager.
Consecutive relegations
In 1995, Swindon Town were the last team to fall from the top flight to English football's third tier in consecutive seasons
"The dressing room doesn't feel very strong and confidence looks shot. But they're not getting beaten by many and, if they can grasp the mettle and make a few changes, they might still have a chance of staying up.
"But the only consistent thing about this side is their inconsistency. And, if they carry on as they are, they'll go down."
Pat Murphy, BBC Radio Sport's Midlands correspondent:
"Steve Morgan is perfectly entitled to remind the fans how much money he has put into Wolves and I don't blame him for the veiled threat that he could walk away.
"On the whole he has served the club well. I particularly like the way he clearly respects the club's great traditions, the recently opened museum being a prime example.
"But his poor decision making in one area over the past year is in danger of obscuring the sound work he's done since taking over in 2006. The most important job for a chairman/owner is to get the right manager. On that basis, Morgan has failed.
"The timing of Mick McCarthy's sacking, when the transfer window had not long shut, was faulty.
"We'll never know why he went cold on a proven manager like Steve Bruce or failed to sell the club to Alan Curbishley, or why he then opted for Terry Connor.
Percentage problem
In the last 12 months, Wolves have a win ratio in league matches of 19% - better than only four other clubs in English football's top four divisions, Portsmouth, Bury, QPR and Aston Villa
Source: Opta
"The appointment of Stale Solbakken was imaginative, but why curtail his time so swiftly? Solbakken deserved more time.
"Dean Saunders will get time to turn it around. Morgan has a lot riding on him and he'll be determined to make it work. If Wolves can survive relegation, Saunders has bold plans for next season and the drive to carry them forward. He'll have boardroom support.
"It'll be a close-run thing if relegation is to be avoided and the players will need to take a long, hard look at themselves. So will Morgan. But I don't believe he should be hounded out.
"As Roy Hodgson said about those baying Wolves supporters outside Molineux when his Albion side's 5-1 win had just seen off Mick McCarthy, be careful what you wish for."
Daz Hale, lifelong Wolves fan and BBC WM presenter:
"This is worse than the 1980s. Back then, we were so skint we couldn't afford to pay the milk bill and we had a bunch of honest, young players who gave everything but, ultimately, were mainly non-league standard.
"This time around we're backed by a multi-millionaire owner and the squad still includes a large number of ex-Premier League performers. It's a never-ending nightmare and all so unnecessary.
"At times like this it's natural to look for a scapegoat, the one person who we can all blame for one of the most turbulent and traumatic 12 months in the club's history. The truth, though, is that it has been a collective failure.
"Owner Steve Morgan may know a lot about houses, but his footballing decisions have been catastrophic.
"Mick McCarthy was sacked too late. And to replace him with his assistant Terry Connor was ridiculous.
Wolves' league record since Mick McCarthy's sacking
|Win %
Terry Connor
Stale Solbakken
Dean Saunders
Source: Opta
"After the inevitable relegation, what was then needed was a proven Championship manager. Instead, Stale Solbakken baffled and confused his players with a philosophy and tactics which left everyone scratching their heads.
"With Solbakken binned, we then got a man who took Doncaster down from the same division last season. Another gamble which, so far, has failed. Dismally.
"Maybe if Solbakken and Saunders had been backed financially things may have been different.
"Instead of building a team, he opted to build a new stand.
"Also culpable are the players. Once young, hungry footballers, now millionaires. If points were handed out for talking a good game then Wolves would be pushing for a Champions League place.
"A major clear-out is needed. These players have been here too long and have gone mouldy. They now have 12 matches to get out of this sorry mess."
BBC Sport will be taking a closer look at stories from outside the Premier League before every weekend league programme in our Football League Friday features.
Comment number 122. Posted by j tarason 3 Mar 2013 16:43
I cannot believe how many times we can play so poorly and even when we create chances fail to put any away. I would have been dismissed for poor performances in my job but not it seems Professional Footballers. When was the last time a Player actually saw out a contract before touting for a move or pay rise. Sadly footballs demise is down to too high wages breading average overpaid players!
Comment number 121. Posted by Wigmoreon 3 Mar 2013 12:24
Congratulations to The Fat Controller and Bob the Builder!!
Long may they continue to preside over the football equivalent of a slow motion car crash.
Signing a clueless Dean Saunders was a master-stroke of ineptitude (check out ANY of his post match comments - classic!)
Maybe the delusional Wolves fans will finally accept that despite their endless posturing they do not support a 'big club'.
Comment number 120. Posted by JTLon 3 Mar 2013 12:19
The musical art from known as opera usually comes in fours acts, with the "fat lady" saving the best song for the final moments of the dramatic climax in the grand finale. This sorry story was over before it started. Most of the team are psychologically shot through with no confidence in each other or how they will get out of this mess. Highly payed and not motivated enough; down we go.
Comment number 119. Posted by John_Rigginson 3 Mar 2013 10:52
54 years I've lived and died with my beloved Wolves, I've grown philosophical over the years, well you do going to Darlington, Bury and Halifax to watch your team play, with no disrespect to any of those clubs I've mentioned as Halifax fans will testify, we, Wolves should not be in this position. We will go down, Saunders is not the man, he hasn't unloaded a squad packed with water treaders!
Comment number 118. Posted by Jameson 3 Mar 2013 09:27
The players play long ball football, now milijas has gone there is no creativity. Sako and O'Hara are good technical players but they are too selfish.
Comment number 116. Posted by bigplumson 3 Mar 2013 08:25
Elbows and fartpipes spring to mind
Comment number 115. Posted by BoomBoomon 3 Mar 2013 03:54
Wycombe Wolf...you might want to check that balance sheet.
Comment number 114. Posted by bigplumson 2 Mar 2013 21:02
171 milwall at leeds trumpy bum
Comment number 113. Posted by Wyrleywolveson 2 Mar 2013 20:05
Saunders has got to grasp the mettle and pretty quickly, I can only comment on the home games since he took charge, but like under solbakken the players aren't performing, midfield and forwards lack purpose and movement when wolves are in possession and have little threat. Past their best I suggest hunt,Henry,doyle on this seasons performances at home. The players have got us in this mess.
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A lot of thought and effort went into the development of the front suspension geometry of the new CMX-X. We ran several different caster angles on our proto-type CMX-X. The best setup we found was 16 degrees. Stock Polaris PRO RMK's run 26 degrees. We found that by moving the spindle caster angle to 16 degrees from 26 degrees, that the effort required by the rider was reduced significantly. We also noticed that the sled turned sharper and had less push while tuning in the powder and even cornering on the trail.
You can see in the pictures how the back of the ski angles change at full turn. At 16 degrees, the back of the ski stays much flatter which gives you a better control surface while carving and side hilling.
The way that we accomplished CMX-X front suspension geometry was by creating our own A-Arms and CMX Billet aluminum spindles. The stock PRO RMK spindles are nice parts, but the problem is that when you go from 26 degrees to 16 degrees of caster angle, the steering arm on the spindle needs to be relocated. The reason that this is important is because if you don't relocate the steering arm, you will end up with a tremendous amount of what is known as "bump steer". Bump steer can be identified by removing the shock and lifting the ski and going through its up and down travel. The ski should not vary from the direction that it is going. This greatly effects how your sled feels and reacts when hitting bumps while cornering. We could also explain the "Ackermann" cause and effect, but we will save that for another time.
We are offering a complete front end kit for the PRO RMK's, which will consist of CMX chrome molly A-Arms, Billet Aluminum Spindles, RAPTOR PERFORMANCE Shocks (with 20 position piggy back reservoirs) and new 8" wide Sly Dog skis. If you thought your PRO carved well in stock form, wait until you ride it with the CMX PRO Front Suspension Kit. You can buy all or any part of the kit listed below.
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Wellll, if the sling is so small that it could possibly fit through the vent holes in an exoterra ~ then it's just too small for the exoterra and you should wait until it's a few inches in size. For a 12x12x12 I wouldn't put anything smaller than 3 inches in it.
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Mateo and his Krucial Noize crew descend upon an entire kitchen for an innovative jam session covering Drake's "Hold On, We're Going Home."
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Just in case you wanted to sing along in your hairbrush, Mateo drops another video for "How Good Is Your Love," this time in lyric form.
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Mateo - Sing About Me
Wed, Jan 16, 2013 in Videos
Mateo adds "Sing About Me," a Kendrick Lamar inspired song to his cover series. The minimalist production by JL Brown and Kerry "Krucial" Brothers allows Mateo's melody to carry the song.
Mateo - This Xmas (Be My Baby)
Fri, Dec 14, 2012 in Videos
While taking a break from recording his Interscope debut, Mateo and some friends rome the city after getting a new camera, and capture New York City at Christmas time in the visual for "This Xmas (Be My Baby)."
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Tallahassee Planner Re-Elected to National Planning Institute Commission
CHICAGO — Valerie Hubbard, FAICP, of Tallahassee, Florida, has been re-elected to serve on the commission of the American Planning Association's (APA) professional institute, the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP). This will be her second four-year term on the Commission.
Hubbard will represent the interests of AICP members. As one of eight commissioners, Hubbard will be responsible for governance of the Commission and setting strategic goals. She began her second term May 30. This is a volunteer position.
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The Minnesota Department of Health shows vials of the injectable steroid product made by New England Compounding Center implicated in a fungal meningitis outbreak that were being shipped to the CDC from Minneapolis. / Minnesota Department of Health/Associated Press
An 88-year-old Washtenaw County woman is the latest Michigan resident to die in a multistate fungal meningitis outbreak linked to tainted steroid injections, state health officials reported.
Angela Minicuci, public information officer for the Michigan Department of Community Health, said the woman died after developing an epidural abscess, or an infection at the site of injection. Her death was reported to the state Monday.
Nearly 700 people have been sickened nationwide after receiving tainted steroid injections prepared by the Massachusetts-based New England Compounding Center. Forty-four people have died, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The illnesses have included fungal meningitis, epidural abscesses and joint infections. A half-dozen people nationwide have had strokes, according to the CDC.
Michigan has been the hardest hit in terms of total number of cases, with 238 people sickened and 12 deaths. Another three Michigan residents who were treated in Indiana have also died, but their deaths are figured in Indianas case count.
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The York Revolution were held in check by Camden Riversharks starter Wes Torrez, and the Sharks defeated York, 4-1, Friday in front of 4,705 fans at Campbell's Field in Camden, New Jersey.
The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for the Revs.
The series continues with a twi-night doubleheader Saturday, with Game 1 scheduled to start at 5:05 p.m.
Torrez (5-3) worked 7 2/3 shutout innings, giving up just four base hits. The Revs had a chance to strike early as Wilson Valdez tripled to right-center with one out in the first but he was stranded. Eric Patterson doubled to lead off the fourth but the Revs once again stranded a runner in scoring position. The Revs left runners at the corners after a pair of walks in the sixth as they were unable to solve the right-hander all night.
Turning point
• Brian Van Kirk hit a solo shot in the fourth inning to lift Camden to a 2-0 lead.
Key performers
• Torrez (5-3) struck out three and walked three. He allowed no runs on four hits.
• York's Patterson went 2-for-4. The Revs managed three extra-base hits, but couldn't score a run until the top of the ninth.
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What: York Revolution (65-47, 24-18) vs. Camden Riversharks (41-71, 18-24)
When: Game 1 of doubleheader begins at 5:05 p.m. today
Where: Campbell's Field (Camden, New Jersey)
Revs starter: TBA; RHP Corey Thurman (7-5, 3.75 ERA)
Opponent starter: RHP Dan Blewett (4-3, 4.35 ERA); Fu-Te Ni (1-4, 5.13 ERA)
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After falling behind early, the York Revolution nearly came all the way back but lost another one-run game to the Somerset Patriots, 5-4, on Thursday evening in front of 6,791 fans at TD Bank Ballpark.
Swept in the season's final meeting between the two clubs, the Revs will return home looking to end a four-game losing streak when they host the Long Island Ducks in the first of a three-game weekend tonight.
Revs recap
--- Somerset built an early lead, scoring twice in the first inning on an RBI single by Cory Aldridge and a sac fly by Corey Smith. The Patriots added two runs in the second on an RBI triple from James Skelton, who then came home on Jonny Tucker's RBI single, as the Patriots jumped to a 4-0 advantage.
--- The Revs got on the board in the top of the third when Kody Kirkland led off with a triple and scored on Ruddy Yan's groundout.
--- The Revs pieced together a rally in the fifth. Michael Hernandez led off with a double to left, and Kirkland followed with a single to center. Tucker slipped in center field on the play, allowing Hernandez to score and Kirkland to take second base on the error. Charlie Neil worked a walk, and Yan sacrificed both runners into scoring position with one out. Ofilio Castro followed with an RBI groundout to bring the Revs within 5-3, but shortstop Bobby Stevens inadvertently kicked the ball to second baseman Yunesky Sanchez, who threw out Castro for the second out. Neil rounded third before losing his footing, and was caught in a rundown for the final out of the inning.
--- The Revs set the table in the top of the seventh as Kirkland and Neil led off with base hits. Yan hit into a fielder's choice, but Sanchez dropped the feed at second for an error, allowing Kirkland to score to make it a one-run game. But with two on and no outs, Neil strayed too far and was picked off by Skelton at second base, and Castro hit into a 3-6-3 double play to end the inning.
--- Kirkland led the Revs offense going 3-for-4 with a triple and three runs scored. The three-hit game was his sixth of the season, tying his season-high.
--- Taylor (9-5) earned the win for the Patriots, charged with four runs (three earned) in seven innings. Segovia (2-4) suffered the loss, allowing five runs in a season-best 6.2 innings. He did not allow a run after the third.
--- Julio DePaula retired all four batters faced in relief for the Revs.
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I just landed in bangkok and planning a trip starting with a week diving in koh tao then heading through laos to vietnam possibly cycling highway one and heading into cambodia before flying out. nothing set in stone but if anyones looking to do something similar let me know . . .
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Cycling the highway 1. From North to South as you said you will get into Vietnam from Laos and head to Cambodia. You already own a bike to do that in Vietnam?
I'm interested in doing the same thing but not at the moment and I live in Saigon so I can't join you. But hopefully you can share your experience with me after the trip: what bike is best to do that, difficulties, put things on a bike,...
Wish you have a great trip and find someone great to be your travel buddy/ies!
Greetings from Saigon.
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Im heading to Cambodia on August 26th, then I'll be making my way around Vietnam and Laos during September. I'm planning on doing some diving in Nha Trang. Im 23 and this is my second solo trip, keep in touch, we should meet up along the way
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Marginal note:Compound interest on amounts owed by Her Majesty
35. Interest shall be compounded daily at the specified rate on amounts owed by Her Majesty in right of Canada to a person and computed for the period beginning on the first day after the day on which the amount is required to be paid by Her Majesty in right of Canada and ending on the day on which the amount is paid or is applied against an amount owed by the person to Her Majesty in right of Canada.
Marginal note:Application of interest provisions if Act amended
36. For greater certainty, if a provision of an Act amends this Act and provides that the amendment comes into force on, or applies as of, a particular day that is before the day on which that Act is assented to, the provisions of this Act that relate to the calculation and payment of interest apply in respect of the amendment as though that Act had been assented to on the particular day.
Marginal note:Waiving or cancelling interest or penalty
37. (1) The Minister may, on or before the day that is 10 calendar years after the end of a reporting period, or on application by a person on or before that day, waive or cancel any amount otherwise payable to the Receiver General under this Act that is interest or a penalty payable under section 64 on an amount that is required to be paid by the person under this Act in respect of that reporting period.
Marginal note:Interest if amounts cancelled
(2) If a person has paid an amount of interest or penalty and the Minister cancels that amount under subsection (1), the Minister shall pay interest on the amount paid by the person beginning on the day that is 30 days after the day on which the Minister received a request in a manner satisfactory to the Minister to apply that subsection and ending on the day on which the amount is refunded or applied against an amount owed by the person to Her Majesty in right of Canada.
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38. For the purposes of this Act and section 155.1 of the Financial Administration Act, any charge that becomes payable at any time by a person under the Financial Administration Act in respect of an instrument tendered in payment or settlement of an amount that is payable under this Act is deemed to be an amount that becomes payable by the person at that time under this Act. In addition, Part II of the Interest and Administrative Charges Regulations does not apply to the charge and any debt under subsection 155.1(3) of the Financial Administration Act in respect of the charge is deemed to be extinguished at the time the total of the amount and any applicable interest under this Act is paid.
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39. Except as specifically provided under this Act or the Financial Administration Act, no person has a right to recover any money paid to Her Majesty in right of Canada as or on account of, or that has been taken into account by Her Majesty in right of Canada as, an amount payable under this Act.
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The Midsummer's Music Festival runs all summer in different locations around Door County including private properties, old churches and a dinner cruise to Washington Island.
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Midsummer's Music Festival gives Door County a classical spin
Part of the whirlwind of arts, music, theater and entertainment that blows through Door County in the summer is the Midsummer's Music Festival, a string of 30 chamber music concerts ini different, unique locations around the peninsula.
The 23rd season of the Midsummer's Music Festival will feature musicians from the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Pro Arte Quartet, Aspen Music Festival, artist faculty from major universities and more in locations ranging from a 120-year old lakeside warehouse, to a community church from the 1850s, to the grand hall of a palatial mansion overlooking Green Bay.
The festival, themed "Bursting with Passion," kicks off on May 9 and ends on Sept. 17, bookended with performances by the Pro Arte Quartet.
Most concerts are $25, private residence concerts are $50, dinner concerts are $85 and the historic dinner cruise concert is $95. The grand finale at the Ellison Bay Estate is $150. For tickets and more information, call (920) 854-7088 or visit www.midsummersmusic.com.
Two UWGB ensembles for one joint concert
The UW-Green Bay Concert Choir and Symphonic Band will perform one after the other at 7:30 p.m. on May 1 in the Cofrin Family Hall at the Weidner Center, 2420 Nicolet Drive. This is the 30th concert of the academic year.
To experience selections from both groups, tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students and seniors. Order online at www.uwgb.edu/tickets or by calling (920) 465-2400.
Preble Players put on romantic rural vignettes
John Cariani's "Almost, Maine" focuses on the ups and downs of falling in and out of love in a small, fictional town - its namesake - with a handful of short plays. Ringing true with seemingly endless Wisconsin Winters, Preble High School's Preble Players present the play at 7 p.m. on May 3 and 4 at the Resch Family Auditorium located in Preble High School, 2222 Deckner Ave.
Tickets are $10 at the door.
Brown County Civic Music Association presents Milwaukee Orchestra, Brass-E5
Two May Saturdays will be filled with music courtesy of the Brown County Civic Music Association, first with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra at 7:30 p.m. on May 11 and Brass-E5 (made up of members of Empire Brass, who had to cancel their March 8 show) at 7:30 p.m. on May 18.
For the sixth year in a row, the BCCMA is closing its concert series with the MSO, but added the Brass-E5 concert as a replacement for March 8. Tickets for that March 8 Empire Brass show will count toward the Brass-E5 show.
The MSO concert is $35 for adults, $10 for students; the Brass-E5 concert is $25 of adults, $10 for students. Doors open for both concerts at 7 p.m. at the Ralph Holter Auditorium at Green Bay West High School, 966 Shawano Ave, Green Bay.
For more information, visit www.BCcivicmusic.org.
High School Art Competition
The Neville Public Museum's annual exhibitn An Artistic Discovery, is on display through June 2. This regional competition is part of a nation-wide Congressional Art Competition for young artists.
An Artistic Discovery features twenty-eight pieces of artwork by students from 10 area high schools including Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, Denmark, and West De Pere.
Four winners were selected on April 13 by judges Matthew Goodman, art teacher in the Manitowoc Public School District; Abigail Olson, a potter from Door County; and Marilyn Stasiak, Curator of Art at the Neville Public Museum. The award winners will be announced at the reception for the exhibition today .