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It's the best time of the year for fashion fiends: New York Fashion Week! And if a flight up to NYC isn't in the cards, Miami is your second best bet.
All throughout the county, from Miami Beach to the Design District to Coral Gables, malls, shopping strips and stores are celebrating Fashion's Night Out. Score free gifts, beauty make overs, and even entire wardrobes at popular shops. HuffPost Miami rounded up some of the best events by area -- see the slideshow below.
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The mall is enormous, and the list of events is just as big. Here are just a few, go online to see all the events. GO TO... L'Occitane: For a break from the shopping, get a signature hand massage, sip on champagne and undergo the store's beauty rituals. Gift with $65 purchase. Macy's: Join the shopping party with Julissa Bermudez of "Empire Girls" and grab a bite to eat from a treasure trove of restaurants. Sephora: Buy any Dr. Brandt product and get a microdermabrasion treatment. MAC: Celebrate former Vogue Paris editor Carine Roitfeld's new line with the brand and attend the smokey eye demo. Customers will get free mascara and foundation samples. BCBGMAXAZRIA: Get styled in the store's looks, post it on Instagram #BCBGFNO, and you're in the running for a $1,000 BCBGMAXAZRIA wardrobe. Aveda: Learn runway-ready styling techniques from the experts -- the first 10 will get a swag bag. Any purchases gets you a perfume.
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Whether you're a bride-to-be or looking for new pieces for the office, stop by Coconut Grove. GO TO... Ever After: Brides! Find runway looks that will work perfectly on your walk down the aisle and browse the bridal accessories trunk show. Also, an in-house make up and hair stylist will give you ideas for your look for that special day. White House | Black Market: Check out the Fall 2012 wardrobe, including pops of plum hues.
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Hosted by Vogue, stroll the streets of the district to view local designers' newest threads and accessories with champagne and music from Afrobeta and DJ Mike Sike. GO TO... The District Factory: 30 of Miami's hottest new designers will show off their lines in clothing, jewelry, vintage wear and more. Meet the people who created the items that will be your new favorite piece. Music, interactive stations, cocktails, finger foods and more. Sebastien James: Drinks, hors d'oeuvres and a 20 percent discount off all regularly priced items. Turchin Love and Light: Champagne will be flowing at the Atlas Plaza as the newest Love & Protection collection is revealed.
Dadeland Mall is chock full of fashion fiestas, for both adults and kids. GO TO... Cartoon Cuts: Kids can join in the fun of Fashion Week too! Take the little ones for a complimentary manicure and temporary tattoos. Winners of the raffle with get a mini makeover. Percentage of proceeds benefit Autism Speaks. Ann Taylor: While shopping, get expert styling advice and take advantage of exclusive offers. bebe: While sipping on cocktails and nibbling on snacks, enjoy a gift when you spend $100. Also, discounts on purchases of $150 and $250.
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Another stop for shoe fanatics, a live DJ will set the mood as customers shop the Nine West Runway Relief collection to support Fashion Targets Breast Cancer. For those planning on splurging, customers who spent $100 or more get $15 off.
If you can't make it further north, check out the four stores participating in FNO. GO TO... Bluefish Sport: For the active fashionista, revamp your workout look and get fitness and fashion tips from Jackie Sepe. Also, giveaways, champagne, hors d'oeuvres and charity: 5 percent of proceeds benefit the Ramos Hoops Academy Scholarships. La'Mod: Designer Christina Brooke will present her new collection. Also enjoy a fashion demonstration, cocktails, gifts, pop-up shops, and items from the official FNO collection.


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Blonde cutie Kate Hudson has put Owen Wilson behind her – way behind her.
Hudson, 29 spent the weekend on the arm of bike champ, Lance Armstrong 36.
The testicular cancer survivor and Kate dined in Austin, Texas and were "having fun" according to a witness.
"Kate and Lance have been dating for a couple of weeks," a source told The Daily Mail.
Seems Lance and Kate's ex, Owen Wilson, have more than a Hawn spawn in common.
They were both involved with Sheryl Crow.
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There is less of West Virginia guard Quinton Spain, but he still is hard to miss.
"He's a large person," center Tyler Orlosky said. "That's the first thing you see."
A fifth-year senior, Spain reported to camp in top shape thanks to an arduous conditioning program. He is listed at 6-foot-5, 332 pounds, 10 pounds lighter than his listed weight going into spring practice.
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U2 360° will visit 14 cities across Europe including dates in Milan, Gothenburg, Amsterdam, Paris, Nice, Dublin, Chorzow, Berlin, Gelsenkirchen, London, Sheffield and Glasgow before finishing at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on August 22. The European tour will be followed by dates in North America beginning at Chicago's Soldier Field on September 12, 2009.
Long-time U2 Show Director Willie Williams has worked again with architect Mark Fisher (ZooTV, PopMart, Elevation and Vertigo), to create an innovative 360 degree; design which affords an unobstructed view for the audience. U2 360° also marks the first time a band has toured in stadiums with such a unique and original structure.
"U2 has always been at their best when surrounded by their audience, this staging takes a giant leap forward. With 85 percent of the tickets priced at less than $95.00, general admission floor tickets priced at $55.00 and at least 10,000 tickets at every venue priced at the $30.00 price range, we have worked very hard to ensure that U2 fans can purchase a great priced ticket with a guaranteed great view," says U2's manager Paul McGuinness.
In keeping with their long-standing tradition, U2 will welcome a number of different support acts to the tour including Glasvegas, Elbow, Kaiser Chiefs, Snow Patrol and Black Eyed Peas, with additional artists to be announced.
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In September and October, U2 360 will also visit: Atlanta, GA; Charlottesville, VA; Dallas, TX; Houston, TX; Las Vegas, NV; Los Angeles, CA; Norman, OK; Phoenix, AZ; Tampa, FL; Washington, DC and Vancouver, BC. Complete Tour and ticketing information to follow.
U2 Sucks
Are there stadiums large enough for Bono's head? Or will they play open air arenas and lower him in by helicopter?
U2 really fucking Sucks
As much as I dislike U2, I am glad they are selling tickets at $30-55. I wish some other bands would of done that as well.
over rated.
It's for the starvin' children!
Say what you want, but U2 is a Mega Band in my book. And at this late in their career, they could charge anything they want and still sell out every show. Offering tickets at this price shows they're a class act.
And their humanitarian work? How many bands even try to do that, much less have as large of an impact as they do?
Would I travel to see them? Probably not. But I'd pay $30 to see them in my town for sure!
Let me start by saying that I do NOT like U2. Cant stand them. But I heard on a radio station in Boston the other day that they are playing a Boston clun show...like the Paradise or something like that. I think that would be pretty awesome and would be interested if the tickets werent going to be outrageous.
^club show...not clun
i got free tickets to that U23D movie they did a year or so back... it was the worst thing i've ever seen in my life, there is one part when bono is blindfolded singing to a little bowl of burning ashes.. the whole movie was truly garbage. i would of left halfway threw, but my friend was already sleeping and we were in the dead middle of an imax row of chairs and would have needed like 20 people to move outta the way...
Bono must be a huge d-bag. otherwise U2's humanitarian work would make him like the coolest dude since james dean. i love what he does for people, but god, what a giant peice of crap he is. oh, their music sucks too
U2 is a great f'n band, have great f'n songs. I personally only own rattle and hum and a buffet of singles, but not a huge fan of the band. Just because Bono is a douche bag and edge and the band dress like metro sexuals doesn't mean the band sucks. They're a damn POP ROCK arena band.. some people act like they want the damn biscuits or sts9 to open for them or some shit. what a joke!!
I would assassinate Bono without thinking twice..... worst set of musicians i have ever heard.
got to see the zoo show at oakland... kind of cool.
grateful dead marti gras was better.
dear u2, the next time you go to help starving children in africa...stay there.
hooray for negativity!
Affordable tickets? What's that?
Just because a band has made it huge means that they suck, is their a not so strong left Jambase.
cphil150 is right just becasue a band has made it huge doesn't mean they suck. But for U2 it's their music that makes them suck, not the fact they are huge. Phish is huge and they don't suck.
I cant believe these guys are still making music, it sucked 20 years ago and it still does.
Lets see, they made a HORRIBLE new album (which I unfortunately was forced to listen too) Sounded like audioslave and coldplay put together. ughh...I mean seriously, i dont get why people like their music. I can be open to just about anything but this stuff is garbage and people keep buying it up! and now they are going on a WOLRD TOUR! OHHH BOY its like jesus christ is coming to america to play some crap music
Also how can you take a band seriously when the lead singer is called Bono (which means THE VOICE) and lead guitarist is called the EDGE. What a bunch of douches, if their heads get much bigger they wont be able to fit in the plan ride over to america.
did anyone here see the Joshua Tree Tour in 1986?
after 50 Dead shows and 126 Phish (Iron Maiden and Ween included), this show will always remain a top 20 show for me. just becuase you don't like them doesn't mean that they are not talented. And who can discount all the good that Bono does giving to charities?
then he should go do good rather then make awful awful awful music and act likes hes better then everyone.
One time he flew his stupid hat in a first class flight back to where ever he was hanging out at cause he left it in america.
You buttholes can stay at home, at these prices I'm there (Chicago or Toronto, hmmm). Wankers or not, they put on a great show and the 360 stadium thing sounds pretty cool.
80s U2 kicks ass, that's about all i have to say about U2
Let me know when you get back from your world tour playing to millions of fans and get back to me.
Dear discobisco 335: I fully support free speech, but your comment is ridiculous and totally uncalled for. We need positive energy, not negative hate-mongering comments such as yours.
Bidty? Bid-ty? Bono want his Bidty?
Yeah ... Because as we all know, the really TERRIBLE bands last 30 years, release amazing albums that sell in the millions and sell out arenas the world over tour after tour .... Yep .... U2 must totally suck ....
What a bunch of fucking cunts. One of the greatest rock bands of all time, and a bunch of pissants need to feel good about themselves badmouthing them on Jambase.
You guys are just to cool.
fuck positive energy- look around you people.... everything and everybody is a total whore. all the cool people are dead or have packed it in. who gives a flying fuck about U2? seriously.... yeah the phish shows were pretty rockin' but if they'd busted those set lists back in 97 98..... yeah right. the magic's gone kids.... go climb a mountain or chill on the beach cuz that's the closest to cool anyone will ever get anymore. peace and love.
Ah YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH! Stans father crapped bigger than bono and thats a fact!
u2 sucks. mofo, take your negative phish vibes somewhere else, this article is for bono hating only
fyi- my negative vibes extend far past the insignificant world of phish. read my post again- the magic's gone EVERYWHERE. put in a crispy gd from like '88, camp out on the beach, and try to remember, if you're even old enough, a time when people where cool and the world didn't suck. been quite a while huh? all you psuedo happy wannabe's keep living in your ignorant bliss. I'm sure its much easier that way.
Let's see...U2's first album came out in 1980...pretty damn good album...I'll bet it was a big influence on a band that was becoming popular in 1986...I believe they were called...Phish? It can't be denied that U2 has been an influence to a lot of current bands. Rock On.
who said anything about psuedo happy or ignorant. i just made a comment on your negative vibes. dont tell me who i am. get over your own shitty life and dont tell me about mine
the more $ U2 makes, the better the world is. be grateful these guys do what they do, donate what they donate, influence who they influence, and make a few kickass tunes along the way.
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TO ALL THE HATERS: Guess what? You suck! Your hateful words suck! Your bad attitudes sucks! Your myopic taste in music sucks! (And by myopic, I mean everything that isn't "mainstream" b/c that's what it's all about, right? Fighting the mainstream? That's your mantra, right?) You guys are so blinded by your own hypocrisy that you can't even respect a band just for what they are and what they've accomplished, even if you don't like their style b/c they don't make your face melt until 6 a.m.
And another thing HATERS: You use the term "suck" too loosely. Like, what do you mean by suck? They suck like Brittany Spears? Parts of a record suck? The lyrics suck? A particular guitar line sucks? Too bad you guys have such short vocabularies and can only say "they suck" or "phish" instead of having intelligent conversation.
And this isn't all in defense of U2. I'm just tired of this shit! I don't care if you like them or not. But at least be intelligent enough to speak like a music critic and tell me why, other than offering just a childish "they suck."
And did someone say Bono should die? That's pathetic, and you should be ashamed of yourself!
a horrific band
linsbee314 = you dont get it? 7 out of 10 people are just not very bright, aka 9 out of 10 jambase posters. Ignorance is king around here.
salvadordali - Well said. 9 out of 10 on jambase is pretty accurate. I could even push 9.5 out of 10!
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On April 5, 1862, J. Patrick Henry mustered into service for the Confederacy at the age of thirty-seven. He enlisted at Rusk, Texas, for three years of service and became the commander of Company H of the Twenty-eighth Texas Cavalry under Col. Horace Randal. J. Patrick Henry and the Twenty-eighth Texas Cavalry served in Walker's Texas Division and spent most of the war in Arkansas and Louisiana, taking part in the Red River campaign from March to May 1864. The regiment took part in the battles of Milliken's Bend on June 7, 1863, Harrisonburg on September 4, 1863, Mansfield on April 8, 1864, Pleasant Hill on April 9, 1864, and Jenkins' Ferry on April 30, 1864. The regiment disbanded in May 1865 just before the official surrender of the Trans-Mississippi Department in June of that year. Following the war, J. Patrick Henry served as sheriff for Cherokee County. He died on October 14, 1867, in Cherokee County and was buried at Henry Cemetery, Cherokee County.
Joseph H. Crute, Jr., Units of the Confederate States Army (Midlothian, Virginia: Derwent, 1987). Frank W. Johnson, A History of Texas and Texans (5 vols., ed. E. C. Barker and E. W. Winkler [Chicago and New York: American Historical Society, 1914; rpt. 1916]). Texans in the Civil War: 28th Texas Cavalry Regiment (http://www.angelfire.com/tx/RandysTexas/page60.html), accessed March 16, 2011. Stewart Sifakis, Compendium of the Confederate Armies: Texas (New York: Facts on File, 1995).
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Ah ideology. Whether it is left or right, pink or blue, it is ideology non the less. Ayn Rand was clearly an ideologue and people liked her because she provided justification for all sorts of greedy, selfish, and inconsiderate behaviors under the banner of some sort of naturally sanctioned individualism. But swing the pendulum the other way and we trod on our fellow peeps in the name of the collective good. My question? Are left and right really that different when the result (oppression, suppression, and concentrated wealth) are the same?Read More »
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The scientist who coined the term "alpha male" has recanted! There's actually no such thing, he says. Could it be nothing more than ideological self-delusion?Read More »
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When it comes to family, do we have a problem?According to Anna we do and I gotta agree with her because in a lot of ways she's right. As a therapist I have seen first hand how "families" shit on and abuse each other and it ain't pretty and what's worse, the abuse is always justified. Even sexual abuse of four year old children can be conveniently ignored when it occurs in a "family" setting. On top of all that, children are programmed into The System by their parents. But does all this mean family is necessarily a bad thing? No, not necessarily. Personally I think family is the best bet we have of surviving, and tight knit, functioning families are pretty much the only way of meeting the deep emotional and psychological needs of children. But that holds only when the family is healthy, only when all members have equal power, only when all members are respected, and only when all members are one hundred percent free of emotional, psychological, sexual, and physical abuse. If these conditions are not met then ya, there's a problem.Read More »
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. will pay $14.4 million to resolve regulatory claims that a former banker made improper campaign contributions to the treasurer of Massachusetts while seeking underwriting business.
Neil Morrison, who was a vice president in Goldman Sachs's Boston office, worked for Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill's unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign from November 2008 to October 2010, sometimes during his office hours, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said in a statement yesterday. That constituted in-kind contributions and broke pay-to-play rules, the SEC said.
The settlement, which includes $4.6 million paid to Massachusetts, is the SEC's first involving noncash contributions and is the latest since the agency began bolstering oversight of the $3.7 trillion municipal-bond market in 2010. At that time, SEC Enforcement Director Robert Khuzami set up a task force to investigate bid-rigging for municipal-investment contracts. The agency is looking into banks, local governments that don't disclose their true financial condition, and public officials who hire advisers based on political contributions.
The campaign work by Morrison, 38, disqualified Goldman Sachs from underwriting bonds for Massachusetts and its agencies for two years after the contributions, the SEC said. Nevertheless, the New York-based firm participated in 30 prohibited underwritings, earning more than $7.5 million in improper fees, according to the agency.
Goldman Sachs didn't admit or deny wrongdoing. A telephone call to Thomas Kiley, Morrison's lawyer, wasn't immediately returned.
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FSA to Oversee Libor in Streamlining of Tarnished Benchmark
Oversight of Libor will be handed to the U.K.'s financial regulator, and dozens of the currencies and maturities that make up the benchmark axed, under proposals designed to revive confidence in a rate tarnished by scandal.
The British Bankers' Association should be stripped of the responsibility for managing the rate and other organizations invited to replace it, Financial Services Authority Managing Director Martin Wheatley said in London today. More than 100 Libor rates tied to currencies and maturities where there isn't enough trading data to set them properly should be scrapped, and a code of conduct introduced for how lenders contribute to the benchmark backed by criminal penalties, he added.
Wheatley began his review at the request of Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne after Barclays Plc, Britain's second-biggest lender, paid a record 290 million-pound ($470 million) fine in June for manipulating the London interbank offered rate, used to set rates for more than $300 trillion of securities.
The FSA should receive greater powers to vet bankers who contribute to the rate, according to Wheatley, who will become the chief executive officer of the Financial Conduct Authority when the FSA splits into two agencies next year.
He stopped short of advocating scrapping Libor, saying that would be too disruptive to borrowers whose existing contracts reference the rate.
Separately, Financial Secretary to the Treasury Greg Clark said the U.K. government will move at the "maximum possible pace" to implement a proposed overhaul of the oversight of Libor and will give a formal response in the week beginning Oct. 15.
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APRA Releases Final Basel III Capital Reform Package
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority commented in a statement on its website about the key features to be included in a new definition of regulatory capital, under which common equity is the predominant form of Tier 1 capital.
Under the new definition, common equity Tier 1 capital must be at least 4.5 percent of risk-weighted assets and the Tier 1 capital ratio at least 6 percent, according to the statement.
A new 2.5 percent capital conservation buffer will place constraints on capital distributions, the authority said. In addition, a countercyclical buffer of as much as 2.5 percent will apply when excessive credit growth points to a system-wide build-up of risk, the authority said in the statement.
Authority Chairman John Laker said reforms will lead to a stronger Australian banking system, as well as make banks well placed to meet Basel III timetable.
Network Operators Submit Power-Trading Rules to EU Regulators
European electricity-network operators submitted rules for power trading that will help the bloc to achieve its goal of a single market by 2014 to European Union regulators.
The capacity-allocation and congestion-management code contains rules for day-ahead and intraday markets and the calculation of capacity as well as defining bidding zones, Entsoe, a Brussels-based body that represents national operators, said yesterday in an e-mailed statement.
The Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators has three months to assess the code and if approved, it will become law, Entsoe said.
Compliance Action
SEC Issues Report to Help Brokers Safeguard Confidential Info
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a staff report for broker-dealers to help them determine the effectiveness of their controls over sensitive information, the SEC said in e-mailed statement.
The Report by the Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations addresses the prevention of insider trading and details appropriate controls over matters such as e-mail, information given to external parties, and disposal of confidential documents.
The report also describes various methods that broker-dealers use to manage conflicts.
U.S. Criminal Libor Probe Said to Seek London Trader Interviews
U.S. investigators conducting a criminal probe of interest-rate manipulation have asked their British counterparts for permission to interview London traders, two people familiar with the investigation said.
The U.S. Justice Department filed a request with the U.K. Home Office for access to dozens of bankers in conjunction with British prosecutors who are also investigating the rate rigging, said one of the people, who declined to be identified because the proceedings haven't been made public.
The move may indicate the U.S. wants to pursue criminal charges against individuals in the U.K. that may lead to extradition, said Bradley Simon, a former federal prosecutor in Brooklyn, New York.
Regulators from Tokyo to London to New York are probing how derivatives traders and bankers who submitted interest-rate data colluded to rig benchmarks including the London Interbank Offered Rate. Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, UBS AG and Deutsche Bank AG are among lenders awaiting information about their fate. The Justice Department's criminal probe is running in parallel with civil investigations being conducted by its fraud division, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the U.K. Financial Services Authority.
The U.K. Serious Fraud Office opened its criminal case in July at the request of British politicians after Barclays Plc was fined a record 290 million pounds ($470 million) for rate manipulation. The agency previously declined to get involved in the case, according to the FSA. Barclays Chief Executive Officer Robert Diamond and Chairman Marcus Agius resigned following the fine.
A Home Office spokesman declined to comment on any cooperation request. A spokesperson for the U.S. Justice Department didn't immediately respond to a request seeking comment on cooperation with U.K. authorities.
Blocking Identity Theft Is U.S. Goal Ahead of Tax Filing
The U.S. Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service are working to head off identity theft aimed at stealing people's tax refunds when the filing season begins in January, the government's top tax prosecutor said.
The Justice Department will draw information from local prosecutions to identify patterns in the cases and help the IRS create computerized filters to block potentially fraudulent refunds. They peak each year in the first few weeks of the filing season as criminals try to get refunds under legitimate taxpayers' names before those people file their own returns.
In a typical case, criminals steal or illegally purchase taxpayers' identifying information from hospitals, medical offices, prisons and other places that have the data. They then file false tax returns, claim a refund and have the money deposited on a prepaid debit card.
In a Sept. 15 speech in Boston, IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman said his agency this year stopped more than 3 million tax returns and determined that 90 percent of them were "bad."
CFTC Orders ANZ to Pay $350,000 for Violating Position Limits
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission ordered Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. to pay $350,000 for exceeding speculative-position limits in wheat and cotton futures traded on the Chicago Board of Trade and ICE Futures U.S. in New York.
The bank violated CBOT wheat limits in August 2010, and held a net-short position that was greater than allowed for ICE cotton contracts in February 2011, the CFTC said in a statement yesterday.
BofA Expects U.A.E. Central Bank to Extend New Lending Rules
The United Arab Emirates' central bank may extend a deadline by six months for banks to comply with new rules that limit lending to governments and their entities, Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch unit said.
The U.A.E. central bank said April 4 that banks in the U.A.E. must not lend more than 100 percent of their capital to local governments and the same to government-related entities known as GREs to help reduce risk. Banks had until Sept. 30 to comply. There was no limit under previous rules.
The U.A.E. central bank is holding separate discussions with each bank about the rules, a spokesman for Emirates NBD PJSC, who declined to be identified because of company policy, said. The Emirates Banks Association, a body representing U.A.E. banks, led discussions with the central bank earlier, although talks are being held separately with each bank about the rules because of differences with each bank's portfolio, he said.
The exposure of Emirates NBD PJSC, the U.A.E.'s biggest bank by assets, to sovereign and quasi-sovereign clients is 192 percent of regulatory capital, while that of National Bank of Abu Dhabi PJSC and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC, the second-and third-biggest U.A.E. lenders, are 199 percent and 108 percent, according to Deutsche Bank AG estimates in April.
SEC Review Finds Gaps on Insider Trading at U.S. Broker-Dealers
Traders at broker-dealers often interact with bankers who know confidential information, raising concerns about undetected insider trading, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said.
Senior executives at some broker-dealers are allowed access to non-public information from one group while overseeing employees who could benefit from it, the SEC's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations said yesterday in a report. Allowing some supervisors to be "above the wall" dividing traders from those with the information may facilitate insider trading, according to the report, which didn't name any firms where such practices exist.
The SEC's review of secrecy procedures at broker-dealers follows a nationwide crackdown on insider trading by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in New York and prosecutors in the office of Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara that began five years ago.
Ex-Credit Suisse CDO Boss Won't Go to U.S. Before Plea Deal
Kareem Serageldin, the ex-global head of Credit Suisse Group AG's CDO business charged in a bonus-boosting fraud tied to a $5.35 billion trading book, will fight extradition to the U.S. until he reaches a plea deal.
Serageldin's lawyer told a London court yesterday that his client's arrest Sept. 26 outside the U.S. Embassy was a result of "miscommunication." Ben Brandon said Serageldin was negotiating a plea bargain with U.S. prosecutors before the arrest. He was released on a 150,000-pound ($243,000) security until a Nov. 28 court hearing.
"Serageldin has absolutely no intention of whatsoever of fleeing," Brandon said yesterday.
Serageldin, a U.S. citizen who lives in England, was charged in February with masterminding a scheme to fake collateralized debt obligations. In February, when he was first charged in Manhattan federal court, Serageldin said through his lawyers that he was surprised since he had been cooperating with U.S. investigators for four years.
Serageldin was named in an indictment unsealed in February accusing him of conspiracy, falsification of books and records and wire fraud. The conspiracy charge carries a maximum five-year prison term on conviction. The other counts are punishable by as many as 20 years. The case is being investigated by agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in New York.
Judge Michael Snow, who said the allegations are "very serious," told Serageldin he must not leave his home between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., and must wear an electronic tag.
Serageldin, who was born in Egypt, wants to renounce his U.S citizenship and serve part of any sentence in the U.K., Brandon said.
The U.S. criminal cases are U.S. v. Higgs, 12-cr-00088, and U.S. v. Siddiqui, 12-cr-00089, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan). The SEC case is U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission v. Serageldin, 12-cv-00796, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
SEC's Gallagher Calls for Floating Price for Money Funds
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission member Daniel Gallagher, who helped derail efforts to tighten rules for money-market mutual funds, said he would probably support a measure forcing the industry to abandon its marquee $1 share price.
Requiring money funds to have a fluctuating share price "is an attractive option that I am likely to support," Gallagher, a Republican, said in an interview.
The remarks may help revive the debate at the SEC and offer a path toward compromise for SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro, whose proposal ran aground last month.
Gallagher said he couldn't vote for Schapiro's plan because its centerpiece was to make the funds hold extra capital. The cushion was too small to protect investors, Gallagher said, leading him to believe the money would be used as collateral in case the funds needed to borrow from the Federal Reserve.
"I could not be complicit in a rulemaking that purported to eliminate bailouts but would actually do the opposite," Gallagher said.
SEC spokeswoman Judith Burns declined to comment.
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In addition to this game, the following people are listed as working on other games. No more than 25 people are listed here, even if there are more than 25 people who have also worked on other games.
Steven Schnur, 131 other games
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People who have worked on this game have also collaborated on the creation of the following games:
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FIFA World Cup: Germany 2006, a group of 38 people
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UEFA Euro 2004 Portugal, a group of 33 people
FIFA Soccer 2003, a group of 33 people
FIFA 12, a group of 31 people
FIFA Manager 10, a group of 29 people
FIFA Manager 11, a group of 26 people
Total Club Manager 2003, a group of 25 people
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PowerTools for Open XML v1.1.1 source code and binaries are now available. PowerTools for Open XML is an open source project on CodePlex that enables creation and processing of Open XML documents using PowerShell. This is a minor release that addresses four issues.
This blog is inactive.New blog: EricWhite.com/blogBlog TOCFor information about PowerTools for Open XML v1.1, see Release of PowerTools for Open XML v1.1.
For more basic information on PowerTools for Open XML, see Automated Processing of Open XML Documents using PowerShell.
We've also updated the DocumentBuilder class in DocumentBuilder.zip. The post Move/Insert/Delete Paragraphs in Word Processing Documents using the Open XML SDK introduces the DocumentBuilder class.
When using Merge-OpenXmlDocument in the previous version, if the same image was referenced multiple times in the source documents, it was duplicated in the newly constructed document. A user of the PowerTools reported this – they were merging hundreds of documents where a header contained the same image in each of the source documents. We added a small amount of optimization where we checked to see if an image had already been moved to the destination document before creating a new part. The implementation is pretty efficient – to determine if an image already exists, it first checks sizes, then does a binary compare of the images. This is a good optimization all around – it executes faster, and the newly merged document is smaller.
When specifying sources, you can specify that Merge-OpenXmlDocument keep the section information or not. You specify this by setting the public property KeepSection to $True after newing up the OpenXml.PowerTools.DocumentSource object. Then, if the specified source range contains any section markers, those section markers are moved to the newly merged document.
For example, if you have one document with landscape orientation and another document with portrait orientation, you can merge them with the following script:
$doc1 = New-Object ` -TypeName OpenXml.PowerTools.DocumentSource ` -ArgumentList C:\Users\ericwhit\Documents\09-04-19-PowerTools-Test\Landscape.docx$doc1.KeepSection = $true$doc2 = New-Object ` -TypeName OpenXml.PowerTools.DocumentSource ` -ArgumentList C:\Users\ericwhit\Documents\09-04-19-PowerTools-Test\Portrait.docx$doc2.KeepSection = $trueMerge-OpenXmlDocument -OutputPath Test.docx -Sources $doc1,$doc2
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Here come the usual snide remarks. I thought you had me on Ignore Jorge.
So there you go Frank, I think I've made my point. APUG is a great forum for those interested in film, but don't think it's free of the rougth and tumble. If you want info on B&W processes, you'll find that the B&W photonet forums are well informed and generally free of anti-digital bull and snide remarks.
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Dude... He isn't taking anything to the extreme, he is disappointed that he lost. I see NFL Players cry when they lose too, and are disappointed. They are humans, how about you stop trying to act "tough", and realize what your saying is moronic, and illogical. »
Doubt that is your PC. Can't wait to play all of those XboxOne games on my Pc, and play them better than what the Xbox 720 will. lol I am not cheap, i just have no use for the XboxOne. I will buy the PS4, and Wii-U, and boom next gen experience. Get to play games from the XboxOne like TitanFall and such on my PC at a… »
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Catholicism in the South: Center, Margin, Mirror?
O'Gorman, Farrell, The Mississippi Quarterly
A History of the Catholic Church in the American South, 1513-1900, by James M. Woods. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2011. xv, 498 pp. $69.95.
WITH THIS BOOK, THE FIRST OF ITS KIND, JAMES M. WOODS PROVIDES AN invaluable starting point and frame of reference for any reader seeking to understand "the oldest Christian faith in the American South" in the four centuries between the arrival of Ponce de Leon and the rise of Jim Crow (xiv). Woods states clearly that his narrative--dauntingly huge in scope--is primarily a "synthesis," and that if "scholars are hoping for something jarring or provocative in these pages, they might be disappointed." He relies "mainly, yet not exclusively, on Catholic writers" for his sources, judging it worthwhile to tell the story of the Church in the region largely on its own terms because that story has simply not yet been told. His "traditional, institutional narrative" therefore focuses a great deal--though again not exclusively--on official Church records, which is to say documents and correspondence penned by bishops, priests, and nuns (xiii). This approach will provide an indispensable point of comparison for future historians more interested in the experience of lay Catholics in the South (to which Woods does in fact devote some attention). While Woods's sources may primarily be "institutional," the story he succeeds in telling is by no means a serf-evident one, for the earliest Catholic religious in places as different from one another as St. Augustine, San Antonio, New Orleans, and Baltimore had no sense that they were a part of any such thing as an "American South," and certainly not of a "Southern" Catholic Church.
What those religious had in common was a commitment to fostering the Catholic faith in new colonial, multiracial societies in which slavery featured prominently. Their leaders worked in a larger milieu in which their allegiance to a Church centered in Rome was often complicated and at times entirely compromised by the rise of the modern nation-state as well as older barriers of language and culture. Woods notes that Catholicism in the US South would--and will--ultimately have to "blend aspects of a Spanish, French, and English heritage, and that blending is a major focus of this narrative" (xiv). At the outset, however, there was more conflict than blending even between Spain and France, both ostensibly "Catholic" colonial powers. And there are many scenarios illustrative of Woods's statement that "Not all of the facets of this history are bright and edifying--indeed, some are quite dark" (377).
A significant portion of Woods's first section ("The Colonial Context, 1513-1763") focuses on political and military history precisely because that history is so tightly interwoven with the beginnings of the Catholic Church in the Americas, at least in the Spanish colonies. Not all clergy were pleased with this fact, as Woods details in his chapters on La Florida and the region that would later become Texas. Dominican, Jesuit, and Franciscan missionaries from Spain protested atrocities inflicted upon natives in the South by conquistadors such as Hernando de Soto, whose three-year expedition theoretically expanded La Florida to present-day Knoxville and Little Rock. These clergymen, like their better-known counterpart Bartolome de Las Casas in Central America, deplored such atrocities as a hindrance to evangelization. They were able to make their protests directly to the king precisely because the Spanish Crown, while altogether committed to looting the Americas, nonetheless took its mission to evangelize quite seriously.
Woods's treatment of these matters and of the various Catholic missions in La Florida and Texas is fascinatingly detailed. One learns, for example, that the first book produced in what would become the United States was a 1569 grammar of the native Guale language written by a Jesuit on St. Catherine's Island, Georgia (9). …


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Richard wielded a keyboard as an EFF Activist for four years, then indulged in his love of video games with the fine folks of Humble Bundle. After a year, he returned to EFF to help raise funds for a better digital future. Richard has yet to retrieve the mystifyingly fabulous Orb of Zot, and he still takes lots of pictures of his cat.
October 18, 2010The Wall Street Journal is reporting today on yet another major Facebook privacy blunder. Despite Facebook's various polices and promises about users' privacy when using apps, apps have been feeding Facebook users' information to advertisers and Internet tracking companies regardless of the individual user's Facebook privacy settings.
September 21, 2010Senator Patrick Leahy yesterday introduced the "Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act" (COICA). This flawed bill would allow the Attorney General and the Department of Justice to break the Internet one domain at a time — by requiring domain registrars/registries, ISPs, DNS providers, and others to block Internet users from reaching certain websites. The bill would also create two Internet blacklists.
September 14, 2010When it comes to copyright enforcement and the government, EFF frequently warns that giving government agents a reason to censor, search, seize, and indict must be taken very seriously. Without safeguards and a thorough accounting of the consequences, laws and policies targeting so-called "pirates" can be used to pry away human rights and undermine fundamental elements of democracy and freedom.
September 2, 2010Copyright trolls are nothing new, and Righthaven is just the latest group of lawyers to try to turn copyright litigation into a business model. What these lawyers have in common is that they seek to take advantage of copyright's draconian damages in order to bully Internet users into forking over money.
August 26, 2010Facebook is facing down another embarrassing episode of censorship this week after refusing to show ads submitted by the Just Say Now marijuana legalization campaign.
August 25, 2010Music lovers take note: the classical music archive Musopen needs your help to liberate some classic symphonies from copyright entanglement. Museopen is looking to solve a difficult problem: while symphonies written by Beethoven, Brahms, Sibelius, and Tchaikovsky are in the public domain, many modern arrangements and sound recordings of those works are copyrighted.
August 3, 2010Next time you fly Virgin America, you just might see one of EFF's new PSAs as part of your onboard entertainment. Earlier this year, EFF worked with Bucknell University Professor Eric Faden (of A Fair(y) Use Tale fame) to create these two video PSAs about important, cutting-edge digital rights issues!
June 22, 2010As we now know, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement — allegedly conceived to reduce the flow of fake physical goods across borders — could cut people off of the Internet, turn Internet intermediaries into copyright cops, and create a global framework that puts severe restrictions on innovation.
May 28, 2010The file-sharing public faces yet another wave of predatory litigation, this time from the so-called US Copyright Group ("USCG"), which is suing BitTorrent users on behalf of various independent filmmakers.
April 28, 2010At last week's "f8" Facebook developer conference, Mark Zuckerberg's notable quotable was that Facebook is "building a Web where the default is social." To our ears, that sounds like "a Web where exposure is the norm." To achieve this, Facebook is rolling out technologies that essentially put Facebook features on other sites, while those sites share data back to Facebook.


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London is the world's leading city for creativity, boldly and unapologetically leading the way in culture, finance, technology, fashion,
entertainment and the arts.
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Silvertown is London's new home for the leading edge. In the heart of London's future – the East – Silvertown is located in the historic Royal Docks, sandwiched between Canary Wharf and London City Airport.
Silvertown is not for everyone, it is for the visionary. Where those at the forefront of business, brands, tech, learning, living, culture and social – collide. And make the next. It's the place for the leading edge to stay in front.
Silvertown sits in the heart of London's future, sandwiched between Canary Wharf and London City Airport and sitting within the historic Royal Docks.
Silvertown has fast and efficient transport options, with London and internationally, across land, water and air. London City Airport is next to Silvertown and offers flights for more than 60,00 passengers every week.
The real game changer is Crossrail and Silvertown is a three-minute walk from Custom House station. It will significantly reduce travel times to Canary Wharf, the City, West End and Heathrow Airport.
Silvertown was once known as 'the warehouse of the world', a bustling place in the heart of the Royal Docks where imports and exports were brought in and out of London.
The history of Silvertown is a collision of invention and industry. These same qualities will make Silvertown the next in brands, business, technology, living and culture.
From grain to meat to all variety of spices and foodstuffs, even exotic animals for London Zoo, the variety was staggering. Industry and innovation has always thrived at Silvertown.
In 1852 Samuel Winkworth Silver unintentionally kick-started the internet. By casing copper wire in rubber for submarine cabling at his India Rubber, Gutta Percha and Telegraph Cable Company he laid the foundations for broadband capability and ultimately the world wide web.
Silvertown's pontoon docks pioneered new and faster ways to service boats and speed up maritime trade and the flour mills pioneered new milling techniques and higher quality flour products.
London is a youthful, exuberant city, rapidly growing, bursting to stay at the front of the pack. All of this momentum has moved the city east. From homes, industries, arts and culture – anything that is new, creative or exciting happens in the east of London now.
Silvertown is where London can create the next in:
Silvertown offers space for brands and businesses to grow on their own terms. A place for the big, the small and all in between, it's an accessible place to be located with other leading edge businesses.
The spaces at Silvertown are flexible, affordable, bold and well designed. There will be a variety of different spaces to choose from.
Brands want to showcase their products and services and are constantly looking for opportunities to establish and build deep, authentic connections with consumers, trade stakeholders and partners.
Brand hubs – places that bring together the leading edge in technology, food, health and entertainment.
Brand labs – Unique spaces for brands to engage with consumers, trade stakeholders and partners.
Brand headquarters – a place to be at home with other leading edge businesses
Silvertown offers the right conditions for leading edge businesses, big and small.
Silvertown has enterprise zone status which confers preferential business rates and incentives for businesses.
Transport connectivity makes it a great place to do business in London and across Europe.
Silvertown will be a 24:7 part of London, with great cafes, bars and restaurants, new water frontage, squares and gardens and local retail – the right mix for blurring work and play
East London is one of the most desirable and affordable places to live and work. Silvertown and neighbouring housing developments offer great choices for the workforce.
Nearly 3,000 new homes will be built at Silvertown. There will be apartments and townhouses, homes of different sizes and designs.
What they will all have in common is cutting edge design, the latest technology and environmental credentials and inspiring and inventive landscaping. Close to the brands and businesses will be apartments, for those who want to live amongst the action. A little further away will be townhouses, ideally suited for families, who want the benefits of Silvertown but a more relaxed atmosphere.
All of the homes will be close to the docks and many will have a water view, the gardens and parks will be green, fun and interesting and there will be new community facilities, including a new school.
The iconic Millennium Mills stands proudly facing the Royal Docks and is one of the last industrial buildings of its kind in London. Built in 1905 it spent most of its life as a flour mill, but was also used as a munitions store during both world wars.
Standing 10 storeys high and offering 500,000 sq ft of space, this magnificent building is being lovingly restored to retain its art deco frontage, high ceilings and industrial charm. At the same time the mill will speed into the future with high speed connectivity and cutting edge design. It will offer a range of flexible spaces with great character for businesses, start ups, restaurants and bars.
The Silvertown Partnership comprises Chelsfield Properties, First Base and Macquarie Capital and is led by Sir Stuart Lipton.
Collectively the team has delivered 8 out of 14 of London's largest developments including Stratford City, Broadgate, Ludgate Circus, Chiswick Park, Stockley Park and Waterloo.
The team are experts in regeneration and delivering landmark mixed use schemes. The Silvertown Partnership is working with a wide team of leading edge architects, designers and planners.
The Silvertown Partnership comprises Chelsfield Properties, First Base and Macquarie Capital.
Responsible for 8 out of 14 of London's largest commercial and mixed-use regeneration projects, the team has outstanding place-making credentials, including: Stratford City, Broadgate, Ludgate Circus, Chiswick Park, Stockley Park and Waterloo.
Chelsfield Properties is a leading real estate company and asset manager focused primarily on the principal cities of Europe and Asia. Since 1986 the business has constantly evolved to encompass and develop emerging market practices.
First Base is an influential London developer and investor, focused on delivering buildings and places that meet the changing needs of Londoners. Every First Base project is award winning for design, construction and creation of place, and importantly, has provided a lasting legacy for many years to come.
Macquarie is a leading provider of banking, financial, advisory, investment and funds management services. Founded in 1969, Macquarie now employs more than 13,900 people in 28 countries. At 31 March 2014, Macquarie had assets under management of $US396 billion.
Silvertown will be a place which brings together London's leading edge. It will be a new neighbourhood which blends in with its local neighbours – both new and old. We are very proud to be revitalising this part of the Royal Docks and building on the history and heritage of the area.
Over the past year, while we have been preparing the plans for what will be coming to Silvertown, we have been very keen to work with the local community, local residents and all our neighbours. We've listened to what people want for the area and enjoyed sharing our plans and getting to know everyone. We'll be running more community events in 2015 as our plans move forward and working to boost local employment. We'll also be working to ensure all our builders and contractors are considerate of local neighbours in the work they do.
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December 1, 2015
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) -- Police in Chattanooga say a young man was fatally shot after a large fight broke out among rival groups of females.
The incident occurred Monday night during a large gathering at which the fight broke out.
The victim was later identified as 19-year-old Aundre Bush, according to Chattanooga Police Sgt. Jerri Weary.
Witnesses told police that after the fight erupted between two groups of women, a heavy-set man pulled a gun and started firing into the crowd. A bullet struck Bush in the head. He was pronounced dead at a hospital.
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In the 53-year history of the franchise, the Chargers have played 26 postseason games, winning 10. Consequently, the Chargers probably are known less for their legacy of success and more as a team that's fielded some of the greatest offensive players that pro football has ever seen.
A few of them even made the top five playoff games by a Charger:
1KELLEN WINSLOW, AFC divisional game, Jan. 2, 1982, at Miami.
Let's see. He got out of a hospital bed with two broken legs and semi-terminal case of diphtheria, commandeered an ambulance and drove it himself to the Orange Bowl, ran onto the field with IV-drip still attached and scored the Chargers' winning touchdown with no time remaining in triple OT? No, but close.
The memory of Winslow's exhaustive, exhausting, supremely valiant and ultimately vital performance in the sweltering heat of Miami needs no embellishment, for as it is, it's considered perhaps the most inspiring effort of all. The Chargers won 41-38, and any list of the NFL's top postseason outings has Winslow's game at or near the top.
At times so dehydrated that he was barely able to walk under his own power, Winslow caught 13 passes for 166 yards, including a go-ahead TD. Despite the cramping in his legs and pinched nerve in his shoulder, Winslow also blocked what could have been a game-winning field goal with 38 seconds remaining in regulation.
1aKEITH LINCOLN, AFL Championship game, Jan. 5, 1964, Balboa Stadium.
There's a classic photo of Lincoln on his way to a TD in the 51-10 romp over the Boston Patriots. The only Pats personnel in the picture are on the sideline, watching Lincoln blow past them as they stood still or sat on the visitors bench.
Fact is, Lincoln made even the Boston players on the field look more like witnesses than participants, rushing for 206 yards on only 13 carries and catching seven passes for another 123 yards. Therein was a 67-yard scoring run and a 25-yard TD reception from John Hadl, but he'd earlier set the tone for the blowout with his 56-yard burst on the game's second play.
3STAN HUMPHRIES, AFC Championship game, Jan. 15, 1995, at Pittsburgh.
For sheer numbers, this game by Humphries might not have made the top 100 performances in Chargers history, given that the veteran quarterback completed just 11 of only 22 passes for 165 yards and had one of them intercepted by the Steelers. For sheer impact, though, Humphries did what none of the all-time Chargers greats had done by delivering San Diego to a Super Bowl.
The most memorable play was linebacker Dennis Gibson's win-clinching bat-down of a pass, but Humphries had brought the Chargers back from a 13-3 deficit on the road to a 17-13 victory with TD passes of 43 yards to both Alfred Pupunu and Tony Martin. His play-action fake to set up the pass to a wide-open Pupunu was better than any of Humphries' passes.
4DARREN SPROLES, AFC wild-card game, Jan. 3, 2009, Qualcomm Stadium.
Indeed, the Chargers played their wild card, over and over. In that win over Indianapolis, LaDainian Tomlinson was done early, sidelined by a groin injury that would knock him out of the following week's divisional game in Pittsburgh. Sproles scored before halftime, but also fumbled the ball away just two yards short of another in the third quarter.
Once the game entered OT, though, it was really Sproles' time. He broke loose for the game-winning TD of 22 yards, bringing his rushing total to 105 yards that combined with his 178 yards in special-teams returns and 45 more in receptions.
5LESLIE O'NEAL, AFC wild-card game, Jan. 2, 1993, Jack Murphy Stadium.
The 54-yard breakaway score and 119 rushing yards by Marion Butts were more than enough offense in the 17-0 win, but with San Diego shutting out the division-rival Chiefs for the first time in 65 meetings between the two, most of the credit went to O'Neal and a defensive line that had 6½ sacks of K.C. QB Dave Krieg.
Burt Grossman had 2½ sacks, Shawn Lee two. In addition to his two sacks, though, O'Neal recorded seven tackles, intercepted a pass deflected by fellow lineman Blaise Winter, broke up another pass and forced a Krieg fumble.


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