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Adult & Family Week at Timber Ridge
English & American Dance & Music
August 9-16, 2015
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Program Description: a 1 page version of this page
Daily Schedule: a 1 page daily timetable
Description of Classes: a 2 page description of the classes
For accepted campers: Links to a few important pages and surveys.
Program Description
CDSS turns 100 years old in 2015! We extend a warm welcome to you and your Family to come join in the celebration at Adult & Family Week at Timber Ridge. We are planning the party of the Century and we cannot wait to see you there!
At CDSS Timber Ridge we weave American and English Music and Dance, English Ritual Dance, Appalachian Percussive Dance, Art, Singing, and Storytelling together into a truly stunning week. Our cauldron of tradition and transformation seethes and bubbles over with creativity, synthesis, and passion as Campers of all ages become involved and contribute to the mix. The culture of appreciation, participation, and perpetuation of the music and dance and singing and storytelling that we all love is simply contagious! The result is a unique and dynamic program with brilliant options for kids, teens, young adults, and adults.
Back by very popular demand, Lisa Greenleaf will lead our American Dance portion of the week. Lisa always has new and sometimes hilarious tricks up her sleeve, and her skills at clear, effortless walk throughs and dance programming are unparalleled. She will also teach the Contra Callers Mini-Course. (Advance registration required.)
David Millstone's English dance classes are enhanced by his delightful sense of humor and extensive knowledge of dance history. To honor the CDSS centennial he will take us on a journey exploring the roots of today's dance traditions - Dancing Through Time also known as The Evolution of Dance. No, not THAT Evolution of Dance, we will actually dance the precursors to and trace the development of our own beloved contras, squares, and English dances. David is also the genius behind the Square Dance History Project.
Andy Davis is a master Community Dance leader, musician, and storyteller. He is one of the authors of the New England Dancing Masters series, in other words he helped write THE book on Community Dancing. He will lead the 10-12s in spinning a folk tale into a dramatic event with acting, music, and song, and he will enthrall us with his tall tales as our storyteller. He will lead the Traditional Dance for Educators Mini-course. (Advance registration required.)
We're thrilled to have The Gigmeisters playing their innovative, inspiring music for the American dance portion of our week. Featuring fiery fiddler Alexander Mitchell, multi-instrumentalist Paul Oorts, Family Week fave Dave Wiesler, and rhythm king Ralph Gordon, they'll have us soaring through contras and squares on the dance floor.
Naomi Morse, Dave Wiesler, and Ralph Gordon play lush, exquisite, music for English Country Dancing. They wowed us last year with their delightful arrangements for fiddle, guitar, piano, cello, and bass, and we are so very pleased to have them back.
Steve Hickman and John Devine are masters at so many of the things we cherish and remember from Camp, from Steve's amazing Hambone skills, to John's sweet Pied Pipering, they are also quintessential dance musicians, playing for all styles and all dance forms. Incredibly generous with their time and knowledge, they are enthusiastic mentors and perennial favorites at Family Weeks around the country. They will play for David Millstone's Dancing Through Time class and for morning contras.
New on staff at Timber Ridge -- but a seasoned and spectacular performer and instructor -- Ira Bernstein will co-teach the Teen class and will present an Appalachian improvisational percussive dance form known as flatfooting. Kappy Laning has the English Ritual Dance portion of our week covered with her popular Rapper class, with Robert Mills providing the music.
Our own Leslie Sudock is an Artist in residence this year, she'll teach the Afternoon Art class (Eco-Art Printmaking) and organize several engaging Community Art projects, including weaving, which was such a big hit last year.
Powerful singer and song leader Suzannah Park brings an eclectic, accessible, and exhilarating repertoire for group harmony singing to our singing class, Harmony for All. Suzannah will also co-teach the Teen Class and lead a session of singing and silliness for the 10-12s.
Leslie Jeanne Devine Millbourne's Nature Explorations are an integral part of our Camp offerings. From the river to the woodlands to the fossil pit, Leslie helps us view and understand the world around us through the eyes of a veteran naturalist.
DeLaura Padovan is our Community Dance Mistress, and will lead the 8-9s in a session of dance, Dance, DANCE! Renee Brachfeld leads the 8-9s in a session of juggling, songs, and stories called Things That Go Bump.
Eric Maring our "Monster Musician for the Youngsters" will inspire and uplift our children and he (along with Alexander Mitchell) will also lead the Community Dance Band as they rock the Sasha and all our Family dance faves.
In addition to the scheduled classes, there are gatherings where stories, songs, talents, and much uncontrollable laughter are shared. Somehow there is also time during the day for nature walks, swimming, canoeing, and hanging out with friends. Adults and teenagers enjoy marvelous evening dances and fabulous after-dance activities - pub singing, dance parties, cabaret, and honky-tonkin'. The last full day of camp is show and tell time, and we celebrate our wonderful week together with a big parade, a pool party, and dancing, dancing, dancing. Come join in the FUN.
We're saving a spot just for YOU!
-- Janine Smith, Program Director
Special Courses
Also offered during this week: Andy Davis's Traditional Dance for Educators and Lisa Greenleaf's Contra Dance Callers Course. Pre-registration is required for each of these Courses.
Printable Information for Accepted Campers
Here are links to further details:
The Program: one page Program Description
- Daily Schedule
- Class Descriptions
- Class Questionnaire: Please give us an idea of the classes you will take. Available online or pdf form
Getting Ready: Details for being at camp.
Getting to Camp: Driving Directions
Tentative Schedule
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Childrens' Morning Classes 9:00
Age 2-3 Musical Explorations: Delaura Padovan -- DeLaura's happy combination of songs and stories will have our young-ins movin' and groovin' in the mornin'!
Age 4-5 Holy Guacamole!: Eric Maring -- Eric Maring (aka Mr. M) will lead young campers in a wonderful concoction of delightful dances and songs. Young musicians are encouraged to bring along their instruments!
Age 6-7 Stories and Nature: Leslie Jeanne Devine Milbourne -- We'll learn stories and make up new stories about Nature and we'll fashion crafts from natural objects found at Camp.
Age 8-9 Things that go Bump: Renee Brachfeld -- We will throw, catch, drop, chase, balance, and amaze ourselves and others with a great variety of juggling and object manipulation materials, with some stories and songs up in the mix, too.
Age 10-12 Spin a Folk Tale: Andy Davis -- Andy and the 10-12s will spin a traditional folk tale into a dramatic event including song, dance, and acting. We will also explore some folk rhythm and dance traditions from other parts of the world. Bring musical instruments that you can play!
Teen Class (13-17): Suzannah Park, Ira Bernstein
This high energy group will delve into the dance and music of South Africa during the years of Apartheid. Ira will teach Gumboot dancing, a style of dance created by black miners in South Africa. Ira learned these dance steps from his friend and political exile, Tsepo Makone in the 1980s. Suzannah will teach songs and dances she learned in S.A. in 2014. Music and dance is what moves humans forward together, particularly in the face of great hardship.
Wake UP! Contras & Stuff: for All (18 & up): Janine Smith
Music by: Steve Hickman, John Devine
It's time to dance! Roll outta bed and come as you are, whether you are new to contras and squares or a seasoned veteran, Janine will get you up and dancing with style, grace, and pizzazz in no time flat.
English with a Twist: Experienced ECD (18 & up): David Millstone
Music by: Naomi Morse, Dave Wiesler, Ralph Gordon, Paul Oorts
Aimed at dancers comfortable with basic ECD figures and styling, this session will include less-familiar dances, including more set dances and some moderate challenges. Repertoire will span the centuries, from the early years to contemporary delights, and of course we'll enjoy stellar musical accompaniment.
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Age 2-3 Playtime: Renee Brachfeld -- Renee will keep our youngest campers busy and happy with singing, movement games, stories, and digging in the dirt.
Age 4-5 Stories and Nature: Leslie Jeanne Devine Milbourne -- We'll learn stories revolving around the natural world and we'll work together putting the stories into action through play-acting.
Age 6-7 Holy Guacamole!: Eric Maring -- Eric Maring (aka Mr. M) will lead the group in an age-appropriate concoction of delightful dances and songs. Young musicians are encouraged to bring along their instruments!
Age 8-9 dance, Dance, DANCE!: DeLaura Padovan / Steve Hickman, John Devine -- With superb music by Steve and John and DeLaura's skillful leadership and enthusiasm, the FUN just never stops.
Age 10-12 Sing & Dance!: Suzannah Park -- We will sing, play games, run about and learn a Maori stick dance. We will also spend some time talking about the music/dance traditions we love that are already a part of our lives and what other traditions we may want to explore. We'll dream big, play hard and lay on the floor.
I Dare You Dances (13 & up with experience): Lisa Greenleaf
Music by: Alexander Mitchell, Dave Wiesler, Ralph Gordon, Paul Oorts
This is Contras and More for Experienced Dancers! With Lisa at the helm, and her characteristic quick wit, humor, and excellent teaching at the ready, you will easily navigate the quirks and intricacies of even the most challenging American dances. The Gigmeisters provide music!
Rapper (13 & up): Kappy Laning
Music by: Robert Mills
Rapper is an English tradition from the late 1800s. Each dance that is taught is based on notes from traditional dances with input from the group when possible, and changes made to fit the energy and needs of the group to create an exciting dance of fast moving figures and team work that is fun for all.
|Traditional Dance for Educators
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Afternoon Art (All ages, under 8 w/parent): Leslie Sudock
Eco-Art Printmaking: monoprinting with recycled materials and soy-based printing inks (safe, non-toxic, and really wonderful to work with. You can work on your own prints during the period (individual ideas, illustrate a book (even a cranky!), etc.) and/or contribute to a collaborative "flip-book" of images we can decide on as a group (faces, figures, feet, etc.).
Nature Exploration (All ages, under 10 w/parent): Leslie Jeanne Devine Milbourne
We will explore the different ecosystems at camp, including the beautiful Cacapon River and the amazing fossil pit.
Flatfooting (10 & up): Ira Bernstein
Music by: Naomi Morse
Flatfooting is an improvised Southern Appalachian percussive dance form. This class will focus on style and technique, with an emphasis on musicality. It is open to all levels of experience, so if you are starting from scratch or have years of flatfooting under your belt, you will still learn lots from this master dancer and teacher!
Many Moods of English - ECD for ALL (13 & up): David Millstone
Music by: Alexander Mitchell, Dave Wiesler, Ralph Gordon
English country dance offers extraordinary variety: formations, meter, tempo, energy level. We'll pay particular attention to these variables and how our bodies (and brains) respond to each. Perfect for dancers new to English country dance and for experienced dancers eager to revisit old favorites and discover new ones.
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Harmony Singing for All (13 & up): Suzannah Park
We'll learn a handful of songs from a handful of different countries including Bulgaria, Georgia and America in 2, 3 and 4 part harmony. Some rounds, maybe a lullaby and some big juicy gospel song most likely. Everyone is welcome to join and all songs will be taught by ear. So come give your feet a rest and we'll make a grand noise together.
Dancing Through Time: Evolution of Dance (13 & up): David Millstone
Music by: Steve Hickman, John Devine
From classic "chestnuts" to contemporary cool-move contras, we'll explore how American country dance has changed over two centuries. Our primary focus is contras, but we'll also dance traditional squares from different regions and some exemplary couple dances.
|Children's snack
|Swimming at the pool
|Canoeing in the River
Callers Class Dance Party (9 & up): Lisa Greenleaf
Music by: Naomi Morse, Paul Oorts, Robert Mills
This delightful hour of dancing is hosted and called by participants in the Contra Callers Course. Come give them your support and you'll have a rollicking good time to the fabulous music of Naomi Morse, Paul Oorts and Robert Mills. Parents: This is a great chance to dance contras with your age 9+ kids!
Community Dance Band (10 & up): Eric Maring, Alexander Mitchell
Bring your instrument and under the expert guidance of Eric and Alexander we will meld our talents and enthusiasm into an amazing ensemble that will play for the Community Dance each evening.
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A Typical Day
At each of our Family programs, a typical day includes two classes tailored to age groups. Morning starts with age specific classes for children age 2 and up, while parents and the teens pursue their own music and dance classes. Also, the whole camp gathers to sing and dance together before lunch. Children not napping after lunch may join their parents in a wide variety of classes designed for mixed age groups. After dinner the whole community comes together for a family dance followed by singing and stories.
As dusk settles, a Pied Piper leads the families with children age 9 and younger (8 and younger at Campers' Week) to their cabins where the parents put their children to bed. Preteens stay halfway through the evening dance before their bedtime comes. Adults and teenagers can enjoy the evening dance and later activities, while roving monitors listens for wakeful children. If a child is uncomfortable, the monitor will alert the parent at the dance. Each family is expected to prepare their children for these scheduled bedtimes.


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Jack Dempsey
The reason a Mexican can fight for the,, North American title,, is because Mexico is in North America,,, its not South America its North America where Mexico is…Now that said The Ghanaian is living in North America right now Which is U.S.A. ,,,SO that means he can fight for that title ….Posted October 24, 2012 7:46 pm
Da UnKnown Comic
I know Neequaye. He was in Baltimore after coming from Ghana in March. He can fight a little bit. He was waiting for a shot and finally this is it. I hope he wins. He's a good kid.Posted October 24, 2012 10:38 am
Mick the Marmalizer
Could someone please explain how a Mexican & a Ghianian get to fight for the North American Boxing Association title? Should they not actually be North American, or am I missing something here? :~(Posted October 24, 2012 10:24 am
Kid Blast
"Mexican" could mean anyone!! lolPosted October 24, 2012 9:12 am
Faces "Mexican"? Does the writer even know who Pipino Cuevas Sr. was? If the kid has half the right hand his dad had the "African" better run.Posted October 24, 2012 8:49 am
Proud African
Good luck to Neequaye. Is Pipino Cuevas Jnr. the son of the legendary Mexican boxer?Posted October 24, 2012 8:07 am
Mick the Marmalizer
Sorry mate. I've just seen the other article. :~(Posted October 24, 2012 5:05 am
Mick the Marmalizer
Morning prince: Off subject- I see George Ashie & Emmanual Togoe are due to fight for something called the WBO African title. One question. Why's Ashie's more prestigious Commonwealth title not on the line?Posted October 24, 2012 5:03 am
te tumbo
Dayum?! they don't even provide a name in the headline(?!). just the brand. Wtf?!? . . . (lol).Posted October 23, 2012 11:30 pm


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Come on guys, a little thing like Classified, has never stopped Madame Feinstein from running off at the mouth before.
""Here's the rub: The instances where this has produced good, has disrupted plots, prevented terrorist attacks, is all classified. That's what's so hard about this," Ms. Feinstein said on ABC's "This Week.""
That isn't the rub.
The rub is a corrupt Obma Adminiistration willing to compromise Constitutional rights for political gain.
IRS and the Justice Department have demonstrated.
The President is denying he had any involvement.
Doesn't matter as the buck stops with him.
and we already have the new Manning and may be hidden Lois Lerners ... and it didn't prevent the Boston Bombing (Obama's way to count 100% is somewhat strange).... risk is scary and result is ??? at best
What's so classified about the government snooping into into every citizens private life?
The vast amounts of trivial and likely "unactionable" intel being stolen from citizens by the NSA is eerily similar to that collected by TSA at airports. Intrusive and waste of valuable resources.
Must be nice to invoke "classified" info protection whenever you don't wish to answer a question. It's their own personal 5th amendment get out of telling the truth card.
Sorry, if we can't even debate whether such a program should exist because it is all "classified", then it shouldn't exist.
Of course we have the technology to snoop on all Americans - how do you think we are able to snoop on foreigners? But we would never do such a thing because it would not be ethical. Just trust us.
I used to think 'one World order' is a nut conspiracy. But NOT ANY MORE!
The NSA could easily provide the lists of, say, donors to the Tea Party by appropriate screening of its vast database. It does not appear to me that the Obama administration has any scruples about using government resources to further its aims; the misuse of the NSA's data for political purposes is a very serious danger.
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Been wasting time during holidays at home doing stuff al and thought I could do a few manips here and there...
One at a time, may take anywhere from half an hour to a few days depending on what you want done.
Havent done one in a while so no recent examples but here is a older piece of work I found on photobucket.
And here is another form my old old deviantart acount (made on my old programe which was a free download)
When your gone V2 by ~Horse-nd-cow-crazy-1 on deviantART
If you want one made I will need..
-Quality pics of your horse
Info includes
-any text you want
- background prefferences (1st and 2nd options as some are hard to find)
- anything else you want such as textures, rainbow overlay, borders blah blah haha
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So I recently had to buy a new Windows desktop and I follwed the instructions listed here (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1751) to make sure I could port all my music over.
In my original library, I added music from various folders without copying them over to an iTunes Media folder. When I consolidated my library, everything was brought over to one single folder (and separated inside by subfolders etc) and I copied the entire folder over to my new desktop.
I did everything according to what was instructed in the link above for my new desktop and my original library did show up in the new iTunes. However, when I tried to play certain songs, they were unable to locate the file and prompted me for it. When I clicked 'Get Info', I realized that those songs had the old directories (pre-consolidation) and did not direct the file address to the iTunes Media folder.
Is there anyway I can correct this without having to do it manually? I have over 300GB worth of songs and it would take a very long time. Thanks in advance!
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b+h and other photo retailers sell screw-in slave flash bulbs
so you can replace a normal 1/4" socket c/f or incandescent bulb
with a bright flash/strobe that will slave to the flash you have on your camera.
it might be worth considering asking the folks that work at the place you want to photograph
if you can replace a few of their bulbs with yours. it will help you a lot!
i am not familiar with your flash but i have a feeling it won't really be bright enough to light a who room
so you will see more than "hot" and shadows. i used to shoot barebulb with
a lumedyne pretty often, but it threw off 200-400 WS of light, probably a bit more
than yours can do ...
something to consider is to use an elastic and a white card and tape it to the flash you have and shoot straight up.
the card will bounce the light forward and you will be able to bounce the light off the ceiling down ...
but 8-10' ceilings needs a lot of light ...
if you can go after hours and do a test roll you probably will be better for it ... shooting
something like this on the fly can be "fun"
good luck !


text: On Thu, 2004-10-07 at 09:52, Jeff Spaleta wrote: > Education about needing to be aware of the contexts now is one issue, > but we are going to definitely need to expose the security context > information in the tools most people use to check file properties if > we want it to be easy to deal with. I know ls in rawhide exposes the > contexts via -Z but I haven't poked around with nautilus to see if > security context information is exposed there. And of course having > nautilus be able to run the restorecon via a right click menu entry on > a directory or file is going to be needed for smooth operation for a > segment of the userbase. Good ideas, please submit an RFE. AFAIK, nautilus doesn't know about security contexts at all. > And are there any tools aimed at helping users figure out what file > security context settings are needed for specific service/daemons? Ideally, they only need to run restorecon on the path, and restorecon will fetch the proper security context from the file_contexts configuration and apply it. -- Stephen Smalley <sds epoch ncsc mil> National Security Agency


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Old Coot
Ya'll read carefully now…. Floyd Joy "Pretty Boy" "Money" Mayweather Jr. would sooner drag his balls through broken glass while soaked in jet fuel and set on fire than fight Canelo…
I think I hear yet another BS accusation of PED usage with demands for drug testing. But this time demanded of Canelo… That added to Floyd claiming he deserves $200 million to fight this guy.Posted May 1, 2013 12:35 am
Old Coot
That fight should have been a draw. REMATCH!Posted May 1, 2013 12:20 am
PE- werent you the one saying that Trout was going to expose Canelo? what happened?…hahaha. Now Trout is a featherfisted fighter? Yet he beat the crap out of your former hero Cotto, which you turned your back on.Posted April 29, 2013 3:47 pm
te tumbo
MAD SCIENTIST, as you point out, P-Enema has been in a spiraling meltdown ever since I personally sent him to Hell (lol). he's on meltdown auto-pilot and every Mexican success or near-success only intensifies his envy, pain and self-loathing, i.e., imagine hating any and every positive aspiration that you ever had? desiring success, greatness, and global prominence but Hating it when it's achieved by others? at this point, nothing i post could do a better job of exposing his lack of credibility or highlight his bitter and pathetic existence but let me try . . . Viva La Raza!Posted April 29, 2013 3:32 pm
te tumbo
Trout was completely impotent v. Canelo. whether you credit Saul for his talent and skills or dismiss Trout for his lack thereof, Trout was the one that all of you Canelo-Haters (and simply boxing-ignoramuses) were clamoring for Canelo to face, which he did, and thoroughly defeated. bottomline, Trout didn't execute squat and the one-and-only Trout highlight was him recovering from being Dropped with a single-punch to finish the round during which he was being steadily pot-shotted despite doing everything he could to retaliate for the KD. either Canelo was too good for Trout to connect against or Trout isn't very good to begin with. take your pick, "experts".Posted April 29, 2013 3:18 pm
Public Enemy
No different then Mexican Drug Addict Johnny Tapia dying of a Drug Overdose after getting into a shoot out with Police.. Bad things happen..Posted April 29, 2013 1:06 pm
Public Enemy
Yeah, Dream on.. LOLPosted April 29, 2013 1:04 pm
Gotta know when stop talking so much crap
The violent end capped a roller-coaster ride through life for the flamboyant Camacho. Tuesday night shooting occurred outside a bar in Camacho's native Puerto Rico, where he was sitting inside a parked car with a pal who was killed by the gunman. The slain friend was carrying nine small bags of cocaine, while an open 10th bag was found inside the car with Camacho – who was plagued by drug and alcohol woes in recent years.Posted April 29, 2013 11:53 am
tumbo always wins.Posted April 29, 2013 2:48 am
Public Enemy
Just wait til Mayweather mops the floor with Hypocrate Guerrero.. It'll be another fun weekend of watching chihuahuas getting beaten up…Posted April 29, 2013 2:39 am
Public Enemy
Yeah Right.. LOLPosted April 29, 2013 2:37 am
Zab Judah is HOF worthy when the time comes… He's a 2 division World Champion and won 5 world titles at various times.. He's got a Hell of lot higher winning percentage than many in the Hall… Don't be stupid… Judah has more World Championship rounds than Garcia has rounds period… Judah has more KO's than Garcia has fights.
This was a good win for Garcia. Just because Foreman crushed Frazier and Ali had a super hard time with him doesn't prove anything. A victory is a victory.Posted April 28, 2013 9:18 pm
Public Enemy
Mad Scientist – Honestly, no kidding, who has Canelo fought of substance where he fought like anything borderline great that has impressed you so much?? Who? 43 year old tiny Mosely? Damaged Cintron? Featherfisted trout? Cottos b leve brother? who?Posted April 28, 2013 7:18 pm
The Mad Scientist
PE -first of all I don't really care who like mexicans or not..second Canelo is burly building his resume but if you really know boxing you can see in hindsight Kid Cinnamon has the qualities to be a force to be rekon with in the short future..Posted April 28, 2013 6:52 pm
Public Enemy
Mando – Did Canelo control the rounds where he was gassed out against the Ropes helpless as Featherfisted trout threw punch after punch and Canelo did nothing but just kept trying to get his second wind??Posted April 28, 2013 6:03 pm
interesting a super star like sergio was way more busy but murray hit the power shots and most americans thought he won in the contest????? canelo did way more and controlled every round with Trout not committing to any punch and not hurting him but that is a controversy????? JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDDDDDDDDDDDDDGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!! hurt businesssssssssssPosted April 28, 2013 3:51 pm
Public Enemy
That Mexican Promoter is Married to a Puerto Rican, he lives in Puerto Rico and has spent more time in Puerto Rico with his Puerto Rican family then he's ever spent in Mexico.. this is to shut you up.. GoldenBoy Promotions will one day be owned by Oscars Puerto Rican Sons and Wife and Oscar will be buried in Puerto Rico as Oscar DelaRican… ROFLM-Real Latino-AO…..Posted April 28, 2013 12:59 pm
Mad Scientist-lolPosted April 28, 2013 10:15 am
Sredmond- exactly. Danny is moving up well but I like to see him against Lucas Mathysse or someone with a chin too.Posted April 28, 2013 10:13 am
Zab Judah is NOT going to the HOF thats a CRAZY statement Judahs a serial loser and he is 35 NOT 32…. Erik Morales was washed up, soft in the middle and fighting well above his best weight he was struggling with a limited fighter like David Diaz at 135 when he was YOUNGER….Khan was NOT unbeaten he had already been knockec out and lost to Lamont Peterson in the prior fight, it was indeed a very good win for Garcia over a known chinny fighter….. This whole Mexico vs PR thing has gotten BORING as hell and the outright bigotry is distasteful and colors and invalidates most of your stances…. Garcia is a good young fighter but he is NOT Great nor has he shown as many dimensions as Canelo who strikes me as having more staying power…. Seriously Erik Morales at 140?? He cannot even make weight properly anymore…Posted April 28, 2013 9:55 am
Public Enemy
Mad Scientist – who has Canelo fought better then Eric Morales, unbeaten Amir Khan or 32 year old HOF Zab Judda??? yet it's ok for Canelo to be the face of Mexican Boxing but not Young Danny Garcia??? LOL and you Mexicans wonder why no one in Boxing likes you idiots…Posted April 28, 2013 9:13 am
The Mad Scientist
PE -whats up with that comment about who's better looking between Ruben Guerrero and Angel Garcia..Lol!, just when I thought I heard it all from you..straight up with the exception of your women you Rican men are some ugly mofo's thats real talk right there..Lol!Posted April 27, 2013 9:01 pm
The Mad Scientist
The face of Puerto Rico boxing is Angel Garcia..LMAO!Posted April 27, 2013 8:52 pm
DOES ANYBODY HERE BELIEVE IN GOD? GOD IS REAL AND YOU MEN AND BOYS ARE, GOD'S CREATION. LIVE IN PEACE. OR LIVE IN HELL. UR CHOICE.Posted April 27, 2013 8:41 pm
Good Kush and Alcohol
Canelo beats Trout in a competitive fight and all of a sudden he is this p4p monster. Floyd schools him, Sergio batters him and GGG . . . . . . .Posted April 27, 2013 8:30 pm
Who says Canelo is "Great" thats a ridculous overestimation for a fighter at this stage of the game he does not have the years in the "World Class" game nor the fight fights to pull that off….Posted April 27, 2013 8:01 pm
Public Enemy where EXACTLY do you see me laud Canelo for beating Mosley? Shane was TOTALLY shot and had not won a bout in 3 contests when Alvarez got ahold of his "name" that fight did not impress me at all… But I was also NOT overly impressed with Garcia putting Erik Morales carcass to bed another OLD man in the ring who was a spent force…Posted April 27, 2013 7:59 pm
Public Enemy
I'm sure you like the Rest of the Boxing world will tune in to watch the up and coming Puerto Rican Danny Garcia vs Judah. enjoy it Chihuahua because Danny is going to eventually put Dumb Dumb Rios to sleep.. Just like he put Eric Morales to sleep right through the Ropes.. that was some funny sht…..Posted April 27, 2013 7:46 pm
Public Enemy
Mexicans haven't had a true top Champion in over a decade.. not a single top reigning Champion. every time you guys tried to get someone up to the top they always flopped like the Mexican Walrus cry baby Arreola, Neanderthal Angulo, MargaCheato, Luveaneu, Diaz, Rios, Panchita Mojada, Deleon, Vargas, chavez jr, tc etc etc.. All have floppedPosted April 27, 2013 7:44 pm
Public Enemy
But Chavez Senior was also a drunk and Glove loader… LOL Camacho wasn't..Posted April 27, 2013 7:28 pm
Public Enemy
Chavez Sr. and Jr. admitted on the Jr. HBO 24/7 that this bum was a drug abusing Cocaine snorting drunk for most of his career… He had that Wine-oh look to him… all fk'd up…Posted April 27, 2013 6:40 pm
Public Enemy
Canelo needs some of that Good Cocaine Chavez Sr. used for his fights and a pair of Chavez Sr's loaded wraps would be nice too if Canelo is going to actually fight some real opponents… instead of these over the hill midgets or feather fisted C level opponents..Posted April 27, 2013 6:30 pm
Canelo needs Memo Hernadez to fix his stamina problemPosted April 27, 2013 5:49 pm
PUBIC ENEMY, WHY DONT YOU GO ON A BASEBALL WEBSITE, BORICUAS ARE NONE EXISTANT IN BOXING NOWADAYS….THEY ONLY HAVE ONE CHAMPION – MARTINEZ…AND GUESS WHAT BURGOS PUT A WHOPPING ON HIM AND MARTINEZ GOT THE GIFT OF A LIFETIME….MEXICO IS KNOW WORLDWIDE FOR MACHO BOXERS, PUERTO RICANS ARE KNOWN FOR BIG MOUTH MARICAS…ALA GARCIAS DAD….GO BACK TO YOUR LITTLE ISLAND AND CLIMB ON A COCONUT TREE..Posted April 27, 2013 5:48 pm
@ Q. I agree somewhat my friend. However some of canelo stamina problems coulda been caused by all that extra weight he was carrying. 172lbs for a middle weight is alot of weight for his frame! I think Garcia is going to steam roll Judah! Hate to say that cause I like Zab!Posted April 27, 2013 5:21 pm
If Canelo isn't protected, he fights Lara his mandatory, he just fought a southpaw, why not go and fight another afterwards.. heck… Cotto could beat him, but he is in a strong division, what I now know is that he can get gassed and effected badly halfway through a bout against a non puncher…. surely his team has seen what I've seen, and he will no way fight a Lara or even a Vanes… people that will hurt him MORE, as he gasses in the mid rounds. Danny Garcia is a better fighter and more accomplished than Canelo right now IMO.Posted April 27, 2013 3:40 pm
Lara would be a sparring session? I'm sorry but he was COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED in the middle rounds, and had to completely disengage against a non puncher, his talent got him through that relatively close bout. He didn't put on a show and it was NOT any spectacular performance, unless I'm in the twilight zone, but admittedly I've been feeling as if I were lately.. but seriously… Trouts awkwardness wasn't enough, his length wasn't enough, but it wasn't bad either. We now know Canelo can beat awkward fighters around his size in close bouts. Lara would win from what I saw. I even think Vanes can beat him definitely after Canelo gasses mid way through after getting starched from body shots. You people can blow smoke up his a-hole all you want, but being serious… all I saw was a very solid fighter whose being built up as something he definitely is not at this moment at all. Lara is less "awkward" more technical and a harder puncher than trout…. yes, duck that mandatory (Lara) and try to get the old WW to move up for the third time to a weight he can't make. IF you win, ALL the green white and red americans and aspiring americans will cherish that moment for eternity, even if Floyd were 55.Posted April 27, 2013 3:36 pm
The face of Puerto Rico boxing is Angel Garcia! Lmao!!! Fkun inbredsPosted April 27, 2013 3:18 pm
Mosley was a sparring session just like Gomez, he challenged williams and kirkland, lara would be a sparring session also, you need to learn the science instead of just hating and not giving fighters their duePosted April 27, 2013 1:59 pm
Public Enemy
SREDMOND – So you were impressed with Canelo surviving a fight with smaller 43 year old Mosely but not with young Danny Dropping Eric Morales in their first fight and then KnockinghimdafkoutCold back to Tiajuana in their Second fight, oh and lets not forget Eric Morales tested positive for banned substances vs Danny in their Second fight.. fker was juiced to the Gills.. typical dirty trick by these low life Chihuahuas… Canelo has done nothing to be considered a great anything.. Nada… still a protected Goldenboy little princess….Posted April 27, 2013 1:03 pm
Public Enemy
Willing to fight older smaller shot fighters.. because he sure as Hell isn't willing to fight his mandatory Erislandy Lara… or any of the other guys his true size who can punch… he barely survived a bout with feather fisted Trout, gassing out in the Middle rounds… Lucky for him Trout took it easy on him like Mosely did…Posted April 27, 2013 12:59 pm
Bottom line is Canelo is willing to fight, which is what a fighter is supposed to do, Trout also fits in that category along with Broner etc…. All that other drivel is mootPosted April 27, 2013 12:53 pm
Canelo was not impressive in the least to me. He fought well, showed some defense, but he would get beat easily by Martinez, Lara, Chavez and Quinlin. He was a mirage vs Trout because Trout was off. He was seeing things right, and he wasn't himself. That along with the horrible judging gave Canelo a win, but these other guys would beat him IMO.Posted April 27, 2013 12:12 pm
If Floyd fights Canelo he should try to convince canelo to fight him at 147. He could prob beat him at that weight. It wouldnt be wise or health for Floyd to fight this young lion at 154! Canelo is the truth and has arrived! He surprised me by showing good movement and boxing skills against trout. Needs to work on his stamina though. He appear to tire down the stretchPosted April 27, 2013 11:23 am
In actuality Mayweather would do better to fight Canelo sooner than later, Floyd is getting up there in age and waiting till he is 38 to fight a bigger fighter who will be only 24 by then is increased risk…He might as well fight Canelo before the mileage further piles up, maybe next May at the latest…Posted April 27, 2013 10:57 am
Public Enemey, I know that your agenda is motivated by bloodlust against Mexicans but lets get real Garcia is not gonna be remembered as Great of even very good for smashing a TOTALLY washed up version of Erik Morales who Pacquiao had put to bed YEARS ago…. He had an OLD man in the ring and did what he was supposed to… Morales was best 130 and below he was getting his bell rung by David Diaz at 135….Posted April 27, 2013 10:56 am
Public Enemy
Cinnamin Buns will have to get past Sergio Martinez, Rosado, Quinlin, Lara, even an old smaller Cotto before Mayweather will let him anywhere near his Greatness….Posted April 27, 2013 10:43 am
Public Enemy
these guys are setting up this Red Headed Chihuahua for the Asswhooopin of his life.. just wait til he actually fights a top Dog his Size and weight that can actully punch with Power.. He will fold like soft shell taco, like Eric Morales thanks to Danny Riveras Monster Hook…Posted April 27, 2013 10:41 am
Tomato Can, to hear these guys tell it Canelo beat Trout the way Mayweather beat Gatti which is about 360 degrees of difference…. Its bizzarre how the internet allows people to defy reality…. Austin Trout was VERY much in that contest and with a few adjustments could have won… I like Canelos heavier shots and the KD to get him the win along with some better than expected defense but he sure as hell did not make Trout look like they had no business in the ring together… I felt Cottos effort against Mayweather was a scenario where Floyd clearly won but did NOT dominate Miguel in his usual fashion and that was not crazy because Cotto is a World Class multi-weight Champion… Cotto's face was swollen and contused yet the action was solid between the guys with Floyd winning but not running away with a number of rounds…. Canelo put Trout down but he did not put a scratch on him and was inactive for a long time…. Canelo has plenty to improve upon from that performance in my eyes…Posted April 27, 2013 10:34 am
Tomato Can
Canelo/Trout was. Close fight. Both fighter deserve props. Canelo got the knock down which helped his cause, but Trout had his moments. Too bad he didn't seem to realize he hurt Alvarez to the body in the 6th or 7th.Posted April 27, 2013 10:27 am
Tomato Can
If you don't know me by now, you will never, merger know me, oh oh oh oh… lol pfffttt.Posted April 27, 2013 10:23 am
HaHa, I guess Oscar "made Mayweather lose weight" too??? Floyd has fought at 154 2x in 17 years and 2x in th past 6 years while NEVER hitting the scale at 154 on fight night… Canelos a newbie who like everyone else wants to fight FMJ for the big payday and noteriety 40,000 peeps paying $25 is nothing compared to fights in Vegas where the gate is $15 million …. Not to mention the PPV revenue which brought in $95 million last bout… Canelos the King of Texas, Floyd's the King of Boxing and Planet Earth… Highest paid athlete in the world Canelo does not even begin to make that list…Posted April 27, 2013 9:09 am
The El Paso Fight Prophet
Make Way for the Cinnamon King, Future PPV Cash Cow, Newly Crowned Unified Champ, Made Floyd Lose Weight and Run Cause of all of a sudden 154 is too big Now That the Cinnamon King has left NO Doubt in the Dust.Posted April 27, 2013 8:55 am
Guys betting against Mayweather are betting on TIME and SIZE at this point we know that no one has much shot of beating him in his proper weight class… The BEST years for a normal boxers have pretty much come and gone, hes 36 years old and if he is going to lose it will be over he course of these next 6 contests most likely because he will be pushing 40 where athletic performance usually drops off markedly… We have been hearing "hes gonna lose" forever now Canelo against Floyd moving in his prime would have lost 12-0 he was WAYYYY to fast of hand and foot… NOW Canelo would lose 9-3, because he is still too flatfooted and his only assetts would be his body mass and youth… Seriously Alvarez has shown nothing from a skills perspective to put himself in Mayweathers league, he's a very good young fighter who can punch everything else will have to be proved over the course of some years…. Beating Austin Trout in a relatively close bout does not brand you Great….Posted April 27, 2013 7:36 am
And he doesn't have crossover appeal, one big reason being that he doesn't speak English, another being that he's not good enough. How are you going to COMPLETELY fade out and COMPLETELY disengage against a non puncher that you'd hurt badly in prior rounds? Had nothing left, it was boo worthy really. Zero cross over appeal honestly. Give me a break.Posted April 27, 2013 7:24 am
Canelo was drained and effected from the bodyshots by the way. Trout just wasn't the guy to take it to him and take him down, he was actually very tired very early. The ONLY thing that saved him was that Trout isn't aggressive, doesn't have the power to really "mess with him" and wasn't committing, couldn't adjust. Canelo gasses badly, and misses horrible when he misses, and waits for one shot. That's what I learned from that bout. He didn't drown stepping up, but give me a break, lol.Posted April 27, 2013 7:22 am
Lol, did you all not see how HORRIFICALLY Señor Canelo would miss when he missed on those hooks? Listen, it was a competitive fight and Trout was outgunned, Canelo even was a bit quicker than him, but I can see Canelo losing to a few others, but they won't fight those guys. I can see Vanes beating Canelo (with that benefit of more brutal power) Erislandy Lara could also take him out. Trout just isn't accurate nor powerful enough, he's a slickster who got out talented largely due to Canelo's strength and pop advantage.. but come on now folks, we aren't seeing any elite craft when he goes on the ropes, doesn't throw any punches at all and twist aimlessly because he knows the other guy won't commit because it's not his style and he's already a bit intimidated by the power difference and even being a bit slower. I don't know if FMJ fights him next, but rather Alvarez gets the bout with FMJ next or not, he's very beatable HIMSELF, let alone the 37 year old boxer moving back up to a weight where he doesn't belong. I still think FLoyd beats that kid (depending on how worn he looks in the Robert Guerrero bout, he's been slowing down for a minute now, but he's still a ton better than what Canelo showed in his Trout bout I'm positive). I'm actually shocked people are talking about Canelo after that performance.. oooh, I get it… Cotto won 2 or 3 rounds against FMJ (getting staggered and hurt throughout the bout by FMJ, and almost stopped in the 12th) and Trout beat him (without much accuracy, just mostly outworking, and never effecting Cotto as FMJ did)… so you can think about it in another way… FMJ displayed more accuracy and power etc against Cotto than what Trout showed, and Trout had a neck and neck bout with Canelo, so that actually doesn't bode well for Alvarez when you think about it. Then, styles make fights… Trout's style wasn't great against Canelo, a more talented man… He's not more talented than FMJ, although he's bigger… and he doesn't pressure guys well…. he hurt Trout early in one of the mid rounds …and could never hurt the guy again. He's not a finisher, and he was looking for one shot the ENTIRE night… give me a break guys. Lara beats Alvarez.. I also think Vanes could beat him, and yes I think FMJ beats him if he doesn't look old and shot next weekend.Posted April 27, 2013 7:18 am
Canelo might have felt some body shots but Trout got dropped an wobbled numerous times.Posted April 27, 2013 7:12 am
The Low Blow !
maybe you should watch the fight again this time with your eyes open !Posted April 27, 2013 6:50 am
The Low Blow !
LOL Canelo had to take his foot off the pedal because Austin had hurt him to the body thats why Canelo stood off and wouldnt engage during the middle to later rounds everyone saying how his defense is all this and that .. Canel was hurt to the body and he knew that if he kept up like he had been or more to the point if Austin kept attacking his body he would have got dropped !Posted April 27, 2013 5:42 am
He just beat the guy that everyone was saying would possibly give Floyd his toughest fight styles wise, Canelo is willing to step in with anyone and put everything on the line, that is what is making him a great fighter, getting better every fight too, the only thing I foresee is he will eventually have to move up in weight where he will be a really small middleweight.Posted April 27, 2013 5:04 am
The Ponce de leon vs Mares will be a cracker, both are exiting fighters.Posted April 27, 2013 5:00 am
Being real,I think he is ready for Floyd but like I said Floyd wont fight him, too big a risk.Posted April 27, 2013 4:59 am
And I have to give a mention to I think it was old Larry Merchant ho could never seem to get Alvarez's name correct, he was calling him Alveraro, Alverado ,to where I thought is this guy doing this deliberately or is he getting a bit old or what? whatever it was it was darn disrespectful and really annoying.Posted April 27, 2013 4:58 am
Also Abner Mares damn kid take a easy fight, Nonito took nothing but easy fights last year an won fighter of the year.Posted April 27, 2013 4:53 am
There's NO WAY Mayweather will fighjt this young lion, NEVER!Posted April 27, 2013 4:52 am
Canelo needs to take a easy fight next like Danny Garcia an Broner are doing lately.Posted April 27, 2013 4:52 am
Canelo Canelo Canelo!!!!Posted April 27, 2013 4:51 am
UB40 Andre Ward
I got no rivers to cross.Posted April 27, 2013 2:14 am
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I can't get an HBO extension.Posted April 27, 2013 2:06 am
Simply Red
Fighting is not to mention, when Andre Ward has got a hold on you.Posted April 27, 2013 2:03 am
I'm sure the below comment was written by Joe Herron or Marc Livitz…. A bunch of goofy rhetoric, with no opinion, that doesn't inform, and goes nowhere. Tell us something.Posted April 27, 2013 1:53 am
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Mayweather will see Stars if he fights Canelo.Posted April 27, 2013 1:52 am
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Money Mayweathers too tight to mention.Posted April 27, 2013 1:46 am
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On Saturday afternoon, I was sitting in the sala at Casa Camino Real -- the new headquarters of the Border Book Festival. It's a warm and inviting place, vibrant and alive, a cultural and community center on Tornillo Street. Denise Chávez, the esteemed author and festival director, sat across the table from me. We both sipped café de olla.
Chávez, the gran dama of border writing, had recently been awarded the Rounders Award. Created in 1990 by former New Mexico Agriculture Secretary Frank DuBois, the award is named after "The Rounders" -- a western novel by Max Evans, which was later made into a movie and television series. Evans was the first recipient of the Rounders Award, and it was Evans who nominated Denise Chávez for the honor.
To make a long story short, Denise Chávez was never given the award. The ceremony was scheduled to take place at the Governor's Mansion in Santa Fe -- a venue that didn't exactly sit well with Denise, who is quite vocal in her opposition to Governor Martinez's anti-immigrant policies.
"Why hold an event that honors the New Mexican artist in a place that to me signifies a lack of understanding of who we truly are as equal human beings?," Chávez recently wrote, in a guest column for the New Mexico Mercury. "I grew up on the Mexican/U.S. border and know well the implications of the Governor's policies and what they mean for us here on La Frontera."
Instead of the Governor's Mansion -- a place that struck Denise as unnecessarily "political" -- she suggested a venue change. She even offered an alternative space for the ceremony, the Gutierrez-Hubbell History and Cultural Center, in Albuquerque's south valley. For an award that is so closely tied to the New Mexico Department of Agriculture, it seemed like a fantastic choice. It's a historic home built shortly after the Civil War and is now operated by the Hubbell House Alliance, a non-profit organization.
"The proposed Hubbell Demonstration Farm and Living History Museum provides many benefits to the community including job training for South Valley youth, local history tutorials, economic development for small-scale sustainable agriculture and advocacy for organic farming methods," Chávez explained in her column. Sounds about perfect, right?
Apparently not. After hearing nothing more about the award or ceremony for a several weeks, Denise called the liaison for the agriculture department in charge of the award. That's when she found out that the ceremony was to be held Nov. 14, but the award had been given to someone else.
"Someday, when there is a Democrat in office, we will ask you again to be a Rounder," she was told.
As Denise explained in the New Mexico Mercury, "This statement and its naiveté shocked me. I am an Independent in my thinking and do not vote party line. I have never met the Governor. I do know what I believe and who I am because of my ancestors who have come before me."
In essence, it was not a statement about a political party, but the anti-immigrant policies of Governor Martinez.
As I visited with Denise on Saturday, she frequently referenced a recent news story in the Santa Fe New Mexican, which revealed that "federal prosecutions of immigration offenses have spiked 46 percent in New Mexico in the first 11 months of fiscal year 2013, the fastest growth of any of the nation's 94 judicial districts."
"You know," she told me. "What is an award, anyway? The most meaningful ones are the ones you receive from the people who know you-- who know what you stand for -- and understand you best."
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I had the pleasure of hearing Ken Burns talk when he visited Ohio State several years ago. He thinks of himself as a type of historian. He feels the need to educate with his films. American children today don't get the kind of history education they use to. Sadly, there seems to be much less interest in learning about the past. If you have a filmmaker like Burns, and I might add his brother Ric, who can bring it all alive in a format people use and enjoy, the more power to them.
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I've watched CIVIL WAR at least three times and I have plans to watch it again next week. It is my favorite Ken Burns program, and I learn something new every time I watch. Whether it's been a while since you've seen the entire program or you've never seen it, now is your chance. On this 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War, take some time to learn about one of the most important events in our country's history.
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Asian stocks fell for a second day, driving the regional benchmark index to its longest string of weekly losses since the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., amid signs economic recovery in the U.S. is faltering.
Toyota Motor Corp., the world's biggest automaker that gets 28 percent of sales from North America, lost 1.2 percent in Tokyo. LG Electronics Inc., a South Korean electronics maker, dropped 1.2 percent after saying there won't be a turnaround for its mobile-phone business in the second quarter. Hang Lung Properties Ltd. led Hong Kong developers lower after home sales in the city dropped for a fifth month in May.
"We could see a little bit more consolidation before equities go back up," Michael Preiss, Singapore-based chief equities strategist at Standard Chartered Bank, said in a Bloomberg Television interview. "The second half slowdown that we see is potentially becoming worse than economists had forecast."
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.5 percent to 133.88 as of 7:09 p.m. in Tokyo, heading for a 0.4 percent drop this week. The five-week slump is the gauge's longest losing streak since October 2008, after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers triggered a global stocks rout. Almost two stocks fell for each that rose on the measure, which swung between gains and losses at least eight times.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average decreased 0.7 percent, erasing an earlier advance of as much as 0.5 percent. Prime Minister Naoto Kan's pledge yesterday to step down sparked a contest to select the nation's next leader, adding to the risk of delays in reconstruction after the March earthquake and approval of plans to boost taxes and shrink the deficit needed to restore growth and assuage credit concerns. Kan yesterday survived a no-confidence vote in parliament.
Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index fell 0.4 percent. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index sank 1.3 percent. China's Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.8 percent. Taiwan's Taiex Index added 0.6 percent.
Stocks have fallen this week as reports showed manufacturing growth from China, the U.S. and Europe slowed in May, adding to signs that momentum is weakening in a global economy facing headwinds from rising commodity costs and financial shocks. Greece's risk of default was raised to 50 percent by Moody's Investors Service as European officials rushed to put together the second bailout plan in two years to stave off renewed financial turmoil in the region.
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"These have all impacted sentiment extensively," Adrian Foster, head of financial-market research for Asia at Rabobank Groep NV in Hong Kong, said on Bloomberg television. "There's no strong incentive to solve Greece's debt problems. Data from the U.S. had conspired to pull expectations quite significantly lower."
Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index dropped 0.3 percent today. In New York, the index retreated 0.1 percent yesterday, falling for a second day, ahead of a monthly report on employment by the U.S. Labor Department.
More Americans than forecast filed applications for unemployment benefits last week, a government report showed yesterday. Monthly payrolls data due today may show employers added 165,000 jobs in May, following a 244,000 increase in April, economists forecast. Economists predicted a gain of 185,000 before yesterday's ADP Employer Services report showed companies added 38,000 jobs last month, less than a quarter of the median estimate in a survey of economists.
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"Investors are going to be on hold today, waiting for the jobs report," said Juichi Wako, a senior strategist at Tokyo-based Nomura Holdings Inc. "We've had some poor data out of the U.S. lately, and employment numbers to be released today will help settle some questions."
Toyota slipped 1.2 percent to 3,230 yen in Tokyo. Yue Yuen Industrial Holding Ltd., a maker of shoes for Nike Inc. that counts the U.S. as its biggest market, sank 2.2 percent to HK$26.40 in Hong Kong. Foxconn International Holdings Ltd., the world's largest contract maker of mobile phones, dropped 2.2 percent to HK$3.99 in Hong Kong.
LG Electronics, the world's No. 3 mobile phone maker, declined 1.2 percent to 93,100 won in Seoul. The company's mobile-phone business won't turn to a profit in the second quarter, while its television unit is hurting from high inventory, chief executive officer Koo Bon Joon told reporters yesterday.
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Developers in Hong Kong fell after home-sale transactions in the city declined for a fifth straight month in May as rising mortgage rates continue to dent buying sentiment. The number of units that changed hands last month declined 12 percent from a year earlier to 9,681, the Land Registry said yesterday. The value of transactions rose 15 percent from a year earlier to HK$49.5 billion ($6.4 billion), according to a statement on the government body's website.
Hang Lung, Hong Kong's fifth-biggest developer by sales, declined 2.6 percent to HK$31.55. Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd., the world's largest real estate company by market value, decreased 2 percent to HK$116.80. Cheung Kong (Holdings) Ltd., owned by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, dropped 2 percent to HK$116.80.
Among stocks that advanced, Foster's Group Ltd. surged 3.5 percent to A$4.43 in Sydney, its biggest advance since Jan 24. Grupo Modelo SAB de CV, the Mexican brewer of Corona beer, and Molson Coors Brewing Co. are exploring a possible joint bid for Australia's biggest brewer, said five people with knowledge of the situation.
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PCCW Ltd., Hong Kong's largest phone company, jumped 4.4 percent to HK$3.10 after winning approval from the city's stock exchange to list its telecommunications operations as a business trust.
MGM China Holdings Ltd., the Macau venture between Pansy Ho and the biggest casino operator on the Las Vegas Strip, rose 1.8 percent to HK$15.62 on its first day of trading in Hong Kong. The company raised $1.5 billion in its initial share sale.
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index slid 2.3 percent this year through yesterday, compared with gains of 4.4 percent by the S&P 500 and 0.4 percent by the Stoxx Europe 600 Index. Stocks in the Asian benchmark were valued at 13.3 times estimated earnings on average, compared with 13.2 times for the S&P 500 and 11.1 times for the Stoxx 600.