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Beachcombers' Snug Holiday Apartment0miles (0km)The Snug - Sleeps 2. 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom ground floor, holiday apartment - own entrance. Formed from a beautiful, cosy cottage set in the scenic fishing village of Mevagissey with the beautiful harbour…
Beachcomber's Loft Holiday Cottage Apartment0miles (0km)Beautiful, spacious, fishing loft in the centre of Mevagissey next to the scenic harbour. Sleeps upto 8. 2 kitchens - lots of space.
Little Pisky Cottage Bed And Breakfast0miles (0km)"Looking For Something A Little Bit Different" This Quaint And Quirky B&B Comes Highly Recommended On The Doorstep Of The Lost Gardens Of Heligan And Near To The Eden Project, Caerhays And Lanhydrock…
A quaint and quirky B&B on the doorstep of the Lost Gardens Of Heligan and close to the Eden Project, Nestled in the old quarter of Mevagissey , Moments from harbour side cafes, shops, bars and restaurants.
The Saltings0miles (0km)'The Saltings'... put simply, a stunning high quality holiday apartment in an amazing location – right on the West Quay in Mevagissey harbour! This luxurious contemporary apartment accommodates up to…
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Holly Cottage0miles (0km)Karen & Dominic McVeigh welcome you to their family home situated at the heart of the picturesque harbour village of Mevagissey in Cornwall.
Trennicks0miles (0km)Sally and Ian welcome you to Trennicks Bed and Breakfast in Mevagissey, Cornwall. Offering superior Four Star Gold Award bed and breakfast accommodation, which is of the highest quality, making your stay…
Tanglewood Bed and Breakfast0miles (0km)Bed and breakfast Mevagissey with luxury en suite rooms and private parking, visit Briton 4 star silver award with breakfast award, free on site parking,free wi/fi,
Mariners51 Cottage0miles (0km)1850 Detached Holiday cottage outstanding views directly over the sea and harbour. Front terrace and rear sunbathing deck. One minute down the hill to shops and pubs. Parking at the rear. Original features,…
Lower Deck, Mevagissey0miles (0km)Short breaks are only accepted from the 30th September until the 1st June Lower Deck is a bright and spacious garden apartment that's been carefully designed to showcase its striking bay views in…
Mandalay Guest House0miles (0km)A welcoming B&B / guest house for a relaxing holiday in the small working fishing village of Mevagissey. Private on site parking for all of our rooms. Front garden with patio area and seating to re
Mandalay0miles (0km)Family run B&B in Mevagissey with car parking. Ensuite. Licensed. Pets welcome. Same owners 20yrs.
Mandalay Bed and Breakfast0miles (0km)Family run B&B guest house with enough car parking for all guests 5 mins. walk to harbour. Ensuite rooms
The Pink House0miles (0km)This property requires a security deposit of £250.00 per booking which will be collected 7 days prior to arrival and refunded, subject to receipt of a damage claim, 7 days after vacation of the property.The…
Tremarne Hotel0miles (0.01km)A stylish Hotel owner managed offering both a traditional and contemporary feel with outstanding cuisine courteous service. The hotel has a spectacular location with sea views and surrounded by beauti
Trevalsa Court Hotel0miles (0.01km)12 en-suite bedrooms, all with Freeview TV, DVD players, hospitality tray. Licensed bar & restaurant.
Tremarne Hotel0miles (0.01km)A stylish Hotel with outstanding cuisine, efficient courteous service, spectacular location, magnificent sea views, beautiful unspoilt scenery.
Nare Court0miles (0.01km)
Harbour Heights House0miles (0.01km)This property can only accept week bookings with a Saturday changeover between 1st April and 30th September. Any bookings made with an alternative changeover will be unable to be processed.Harbour Heights…
Portmellon Cove Guest House0miles (0.01km)Peaceful, comfortable, quality accommodation overlooking a sandy beach. Close to the Eden Project & Heligan Gardens
The Headlands Hotel0miles (0.01km)A small family run liscensed hotel situated in a superb position overlooking Mevagissey Bay and Chapel Point.
Wild Air0miles (0.01km)High quality accommodation set in an outstanding location with magnificent sea views with the bonus of private onsite parking for all our guests..
Mariners Lookout0miles (0.01km)Mariners Lookout is a lovely detached bungalow on Cornwall's south coast and allows you and your family or firends to enjoy stunning far reaching views. It is a well-equipped property with a neutral…
Boscombe Bed & Breakfast0miles (0.01km)Large Edwardian house with private parking for all guests and only 5 min level walk to centre of Mevagissey and harbour. All rooms en-suite.
Valley Cottage B&B0.01miles (0.01km)Stylishly decorated individual coastal home offering a unique, relaxing and luxurious holiday retreat
Mevagissey Bay Hotel0.01miles (0.01km)Small 12 bedroom hotel with amazing views over Mevagissey Bay
Tamar0.01miles (0.01km)
Mill Garage Holiday Flatlets0.01miles (0.02km)The Accommodation These flats self-contained units, which sleeps up to 4 persons. There is a kitchen area including a microwave, full size cooker, fridge, crockery and cutlery. A living area with colour…
The Cove0.02miles (0.03km)The Cove situated in Pentewan village square, offers relaxed and friendly accommodation for those wishing to stay in the Pentewan area.
The Watch House, Gorran Haven0.02miles (0.03km)Beach front property with stunning uninterrupted sea views. Walk down the private slipway to the golden sandy beach.
The Llawnroc Hotel0.02miles (0.03km)New 18 bedroom Boutique Hotel Enjoy luxury comfort and a warm welcome at this stylish new getaway on Cornwall s south coast. Here you ll find a chic retreat where you can relax unwind and enjoy the
Harbours Reach Guest House & Coffee Shop0.02miles (0.03km)Bob & Sue Cooling would like to welcome you to Harbours Reach Guest House & Coffee Shop Gorran Haven on the Cornish Riviera. Harbours Reach is a family run Guest House a 5 minute drive from the ce
Clovelly Holiday Bungalow0.02miles (0.04km)Clovelly is in the beautiful village of Gorran Haven, near Mevagissey and The Lost Gardens of Heligan. It is just a few minutes walk to the beach, local shop, post office, fish and chip shop and coffee…
The Meadows Touring Park0.02miles (0.04km)Small & welcoming touring park in the Pentewan Valley, Southern Cornwall.
Menagwins Court0.03miles (0.04km)
Hillside Cottage0.03miles (0.04km)Stunning holiday cottage near Mevagissey and Gorran Haven, South Cornwall. Beach 1 mile. Sleeps 7.
Sun Valley Holiday Park0.03miles (0.05km)Well maintained family-run 20 acre park one mile inland from the sandy beach at Pentewan. Range of accommodation including caravans, a manor house apartment or tent pitches
Tregarton Cottage0.03miles (0.05km)
Heligan Woods Caravan Park0.03miles (0.05km)Secluded, sheltered park 2 miles inland from the coast. Accommodation comprises of 17 static caravan holiday homes, 80 pitches and a chalet bungalow
Tregarton Park0.03miles (0.05km)
River Valley Holiday Park0.04miles (0.06km)Tranquil, Family run caravanning and camping park next to the River Winnick. Comprises of 40 luxury caravans and 45 large, sheltered pitches
Exmouth Chalet Villa0.04miles (0.06km)Two storey holiday accommodation at the Welcome Family Park, Dawlish Warren. Dog welcome!
The Old Cart House bed and breakfast0.04miles (0.07km)A converted barn situated in a quiet rural setting with stunning sea and cliff views. This small B&B offers private facilities and a warm welcome.
Seaview International Holiday Park0.04miles (0.07km)A multi-awarding winning holiday and touring park set within a short distance of Heligan, Eden and Beaches
Carnmoggas Holiday Park0.04miles (0.07km)Site consists of 30 brick built chalets and 20 large family caravans
Lower Barn Bosue0.04miles (0.07km)Lower Barn is an award winning boutique guest house in the heart of the Cornish countryside close to the sea where you will enjoy being thoroughly spoilt. We offer relaxing breaks with sumptuous rooms
Vose Farm Holiday Cottages0.05miles (0.08km)6 stunning stone built cottages. Fully equipped. Each with WiFi, private garden, BBQ area and parking. Panoramic views. Play Area, woodland walkways and fenced wildlife pond. Near to beach and Eden, Helligan…
Tregongeeves Farm Cottages0.05miles (0.08km)Gold award winning cottages all with free internet central heating and quality leisure facilities. Indoor Heated pool,Spa bath,tennis Court and farm animals Upen all year short breaks from October to…
The Vean0.06miles (0.09km)Large fully catered country house


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The ability to recreate an entire movie is insignificant next to the potential of the Force.
Back in 09', Star Wars Uncut (previously) asked people to recreate 15 second chunks of Star Wars: A New Hope however they wanted, using live action, animation, text adventure screens, SCUMM interfaces, costumed pets, and more. Now they've been edited together to recreate the entire movie as a homemade, constantly shifting media experiment. (Vimeo link)
Deja Vu
EVERYTHING IS A REMIX tackles the truly numerous amount of references, call-backs, remixes, quotations, scene mimics, and inspiration parallels found in The Matrix (via) [more inside]
Movie Unsheets
When a movie one sheet not an ad for an upcoming film? Some talented graphic designers have taken to creating one sheets for already released films. These 'unsheets' as screenwriter John August calls them are often clever and subtle pieces that reference iconic scenes of the film such as Die Hard's infamous walk on broken glass scene for example. Previous discussion of re-imagined movie posters. and here.
A real cut-up
You've probably seen (and heard) his version of Alice in Wonderland, but have you seen The King and I, Harry Potter, The Sword in the Stone, or Mary Poppins?
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Category archive: LSU Lady Tigers
Postgame interviews from the SEC final
Tennessee's Glory Johnson and Shekinna Stricklen talk about winning another SEC tournament title for coach Pat Summitt.
Tennessee's Vicki Baugh talks about how she and her fellow seniors have played in recent weeks, plus the team's greater commitment to defense, and how that helped in winning the SEC tournament title.
LSU coach Nikki Caldwell talks about her pride in the Lady Tigers making the SEC title game and their hopes for the NCAA tournament.
Tennessee associate coach Holly Warlick talks about what Pat Summitt continues to mean to the team, and how Summitt cut down the net Sunday after the SEC title game.
LSU makes all the right adjustments in SEC
Courtney Jones talks about how LSU has dealt with injuries and the impending arrival of coach Nikki Caldwell's baby, all while making it to the SEC tournament final.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- LSU coach Nikki Caldwell has certainly had an interesting first season in Baton Rouge, La. And the most exciting stuff hasn't even happened yet.
On March 24, Caldwell is due to deliver her first child although she wouldn't mind if the little one showed up before that. But not too soon, considering her team is still playing in the SEC tournament.
The fourth-seeded Lady Tigers upset No. 1 seed Kentucky 72-61 in Saturday's semifinal at Bridgestone Arena. LSU has had the Wildcats' number this year, having also defeated Kentucky 61-51 back on Feb. 5 in Baton Rouge. That game marked the end of LSU's midseason skid -- the Lady Tigers had lost five of their previous six games -- and the start of a six-game winning streak.
Caldwell, the former Tennessee player and assistant coach who spent the past three seasons guiding UCLA, also has dealt with losing the most irreplaceable player on her roster. Point guard Destini Hughes, one of five seniors for LSU, suffered a knee injury in a Jan. 19 defeat at Tennessee. That ended her college career, but not the hopes of the Lady Tigers.
Caldwell told senior forward LaSondra Barrett -- one of the team's better ball handlers despite being 6 feet, 2 inches -- that she'd need to start spending some time at point guard. Others would have to help out with that, too. But Barrett -- whose nickname is "Boogie" -- had to accept her expanded role. Especially because at that point, LSU was also without guard Jeanne Kenney.
"That was a big adjustment," Caldwell said. "There's not too many players you can move from the 5 or 4 all the way to the point guard. Usually, you'll move a swing guard into that situation, but we had also lost Jeanne during that stretch with a concussion.
"By [Barrett] stepping up at that point and playing the point guard, it really helped us. It gave us a different sense of ball security. And we had to move Courtney Jones out to the perimeter, too. We were really shuffling players around, and I think it took us a little bit to settle in. Once we did, we started on that run."
The only game the Lady Tigers have lost since Feb. 2 was the regular-season finale at Georgia, 62-46 on Feb. 26. They got a scare here during the quarterfinals Friday, when it took a rally in the last two minutes to win a defensive war with Arkansas, 41-40. The Razorbacks finished that game on an 0-of-16 drought from the field.
Kentucky shot 40.7 percent (24 of 59) from the field Saturday, but the game was played at LSU's pace the whole way. After holding a 26-16 (yuck) lead at halftime, LSU shot 73.3 percent (11 of 15) in the second half, leaving Kentucky coach Matthew Mitchell with some steam coming out of his ears and his team needing to regroup before heading into the NCAA tournament.
Last year, Kentucky beat LSU in the SEC quarterfinals, and that ended the Lady Tigers' season. They didn't get an NCAA at-large berth at 19-13, and coach Van Chancellor stepped down after four seasons in Baton Rouge.
Caldwell came in after having made the NCAA field in two of her three seasons at UCLA. She immediately gave LSU a dose of needed optimism and confidence.
Jones led LSU with 18 points Saturday, and Barrett had 15. LSU outrebounded the Wildcats 38-23, and now at 22-9, relishes the opportunity to play for the SEC tourney crown Sunday (ESPN2, 6 p.m. ET).
Plus, the Lady Tigers are all looking forward to being "big sisters" to the baby. Just as Caldwell once was to Tennessee coach Pat Summitt's son, Tyler.
"You know that your path may have some well, I wouldn't call them obstacles," Caldwell said of everything that has happened this season. "There are just things that come your way, and you deal with them the best you know how and trust in the foundation that you have as a person.
"As for the baby, people have said, 'Enjoy it, it will change your life.' Of course, in college, I had the opportunity to watch Tyler grow up. He was around all the time; it allowed us as players to see Pat as not only our coach, but as a mother. It definitely imprinted on all of us, having Tyler around.
"And I know this little one will have an unbelievable support system. It's an enjoyment that we're all enjoying right now. The kids high-five me, and they high-five my belly for the baby."
New coaches seek success in first seasons
There are always different faces in new places every college season. But it's still strange to get used to it when very familiar faces aren't in the same places anymore.
For the first time since the year of the Bicentennial and Jimmy Carter's election as president, Virginia's women's basketball team will be starting a season without Debbie Ryan as head coach.
She took over for the 1977-78 season, and led the Cavaliers to three Final Four appearances in her time in Charlottesville, Va. Those came in consecutive years -- 1990 through 1992 -- and represented the peak of her program. Ryan really wasn't ready to leave after last season, which ended in the WNIT for the Cavs. But she stepped down because the athletic department wanted a fresh start for Virginia, which had not advanced past the second round of the NCAA tournament since 2000.
Enter Joanne Boyle, a Duke graduate who previously had been head of another program in the state, Richmond, from 2002 to 2005. Boyle passed on a chance to coach at her alma mater in 2007, when her former boss Gail Goestenkors went to Texas. Boyle said then she was committed to what she was building in Cal, a program she took over in 2005.
AP Photo/Elaine ThompsonAmong the many coaching changes, Kevin McGuff left Xavier to take over at Washington.
But Boyle ended up wanting to get back to the East Coast. Virginia -- with its still-like-new John Paul Jones Arena and high academic standards -- was a perfect chance for her to return.
Boyle's move created an opening at Cal, which was filled by her former assistant Lindsay Gottlieb, who spent the past three years at UCSB.
Boyle had brought a new energy to the Pac-10 (now 12), as did Nikki Caldwell when she came to UCLA. But Caldwell also moved back east this spring. Like Boyle with the ACC, Caldwell went to the conference she'd both played and coached in, the SEC. Caldwell took over for Van Chancellor at LSU, which seems a logical fit.
The Bruins had given Caldwell her first head-coaching job in 2008. When she left, they once again filled the job with a longtime assistant: Cori Close, who played collegiately at UC Santa Barbara, then was an assistant for 18 seasons with UCLA, UCSB and Florida State. While being a California native wasn't a requirement for the Bruins job, it certainly helped that Close is from the Golden State and immediately knew the recruiting landscape.
Another important figure in the coaching merry-go-round was Kevin McGuff going to Washington to try to re-establish success at that program.
McGuff, an Ohio native, moved with his wife and five children to the Pacific Northwest after spending his career in the Midwest as an assistant at Miami of Ohio and Notre Dame, and head coach at Xavier.
Tia Jackson had gone 45-75 in four seasons at Washington, a program that a long time ago seemed like it might be at least an occasional strong challenger to conference giant Stanford. Now we'll see if McGuff, whose Xavier team lost a heartbreaker in the 2010 Elite Eight to Stanford, can make that happen.
Lady Vols roll, Rizzotti ejected
Tennessee coach Pat Summitt uttered the De Niro-like "You talkin' to me?" line the other day. OK, it really wasn't said with Travis Bickle attitude and she was, um, only speaking to a teleconference operator to see if it was her turn to talk but still
Tennessee means business. The eight-time national champs opened the NCAA tournament Saturday the way they always have except last season, that is. The Orange Crush had never failed to advance to at least the NCAA Sweet 16 until last season's Knoxville-shaking 71-55 loss to No. 12 seed Ball State in the first round.
Summitt's team was almost immediately back in practice after that loss, worked harder than ever during the summer and re-established itself as the SEC's power with the regular-season and tournament titles.
Now a No. 1 seed for the 20th time in the 29 years of the NCAA tournament, Tennessee dismissed overwhelmed Austin Peay -- the alma mater of two of Summitt's brothers -- 75-42 on Saturday.
With that, Tennessee started its quest for a ninth title, and despite so much attention being focused on fellow No. 1 seed Connecticut's 72-game winning streak, it would be folly to dismiss Summitt as anything but a strong contender.
Tennessee knows it will need a consistent performance from center Kelley Cain, and she got off to a great start with 18 points on 9-of-11 shooting, with 12 rebounds and two blocked shots.
Guards Angie Bjorklund and Shekinna Stricklen combined for 26 points, and the Tennessee bench scored 23 points. Taber Spani, whom Summitt has praised for coming in more prepared than a "normal" freshman, began the season in the starting lineup but eventually moved to the bench as she dealt with a foot injury.
But Spani might be an important part of Tennessee's fate in the tournament, with her size, versatility and shooting potential as a reserve. Against Austin Peay, she had nine points, two rebounds and two assists.
So there wasn't much at all for Summitt to be upset about Saturday which was not the case for Hartford coach Jen Rizzotti. The former UConn point guard has always been known as fiery, and Saturday her kettle boiled over. Rizzotti was ejected after her second technical, so she wasn't on the floor at the end as No. 10 seed Hartford fell to seventh-seeded LSU 60-39 in Durham, N.C.
The Hawks lost second-leading scorer and defensive standout Erica Beverly to an ACL injury suffered during the America East tournament semifinals. Hartford then fell to Vermont in the final, yet still got an NCAA at-large bid. But it wasn't a long stay for the Hawks, who held LSU to 32 percent shooting but shot just 29.6 percent themselves.
St. John's, whose No. 6 seed is the program's best ever in the NCAA tournament, had no problem with Ivy League champ Princeton, winning 65-47. And now the Red Storm will try for a program first: winning two games in the same NCAA tournament.
The closest game to an upset among the four openers came from an expected source: No. 12 seed Bowling Green, which made the Sweet 16 as recently as 2007. The Falcons gave No. 5 seed Michigan State a lot to worry about, but the bigger Spartans prevailed 72-62 behind Aisha Jefferson's 17 points.
Michigan State survived a scare from a mid-major school in the first round last year, too, when the Spartans edged Middle Tennessee 60-59. Then, though, Michigan State knocked out the top seed in its region, Duke.
Michigan State has been to the Final Four before, in 2005 when it won the Kansas City Regional. This season, the Spartans are again in the KC region and will see what kind of run they can put together in 2010.
Meanwhile, Tennessee will not have to leave the Volunteer State if it is to make a 19th Final Four appearance. If Tennessee wins its second-round game in Knoxville, it moves across the state to the regional in Memphis.


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Joseph K. Wilson, age 73, of New Bremen, Ohio, died on Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012 in the early morning at his residence.
He was born on Feb. 9, 1939 in Covington, Ohio. He was the son of Robert W. and Frances (Brunap) Wilson.
On Aug. 20, 1976 he married Patricia Krieg, who survives near New Bremen.
Joe was a 1957 graduate of New Bremen High School. He enjoyed fishing, working outdoors and watching "Gunsmoke" reruns.
He retired in 2001 from the former Dairy Farms Products of New Bremen and was currently working at the Cardinal Express of New Bremen.
Also surviving are his children, Dan Wilson of Evansville, Joe (Denise) Wilson of Willshire, Ohio, John (Linda) Wilson of Greencastle, Diane (Rodney) Wilson of Rockford, Ohio, Delilah (Colt) Starlain of Portland, Ind., Mathew (Jennifer) Wilson of Houston, Texas, Christine (Matt) Schlater and Brianne Wilson, both of Celina, Ohio; 20 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
Other survivors include his brother James (Janice) Wilson of Bremen, Ind., his mother-in-law Ruth Krieg of New Bremen and his in-laws; Carol Wilson of New Bremen, Harold (Doris) Krieg of New Bremen, Jean (Ron) Olberding of Minster, Ohio, Don (Dorothy) Krieg of Wapakoneta, Ohio, Larry (Sue) Krieg of Greencastle, Marlene (John) Long of St. Mary's and Marvin Krieg of New Bremen.
Preceding him in death were his parents, his brother Robert Wilson, his sister Sally Fischer, two grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17 at the Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home in New Bremen with Rev. Becky Erb Strang officiating.
Calling hours will be 3-7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 16 at the funeral home.
Condolences to the family may be left at gilberghartwigfh.com.


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Full name Frank Chester
Born January 20, 1895, Bushey, Hertfordshire
Died April 8, 1957, Bushey, Hertfordshire (aged 62 years 78 days)
Major teams Worcestershire
Batting style Left-hand bat
Bowling style Slow left-arm orthodox
Other Umpire
|First-class span
|1912 - 1914
|Test debut
|England v South Africa at Lord's, Jun 28-Jul 1, 1924 scorecard
|Last Test
|England v South Africa at Leeds, Jul 21-26, 1955 scorecard
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Frank Chester, who died at his home at Bushey, Hertfordshire, on April 8, aged 61, will be remembered as the man who raised umpiring to a higher level than had ever been known in the history of cricket. For some years he had suffered from stomach ulcers. Often he stood as umpire when in considerable pain, which unfortunately caused him to become somewhat irascible at times, and at the end of the 1955 season he retired, terminating a career in which he officiated in over 1,000 first-class fixtures, including 48 Test matches.
The First World War cut short his ambitions as an all-rounder for Worcestershire. In 1912, at the age of 16, he joined that county's staff and in the following season he scored 703 runs, including three centuries, average 28.12, and took with off-breaks 44 wickets, average 26.88. Wisden said of him that year: Nothing stood out more prominently than the remarkable development of Chester, the youngest professional regularly engaged in first-class cricket... Very few players in the history of cricket have shown such form at the age of seventeen and a half. Playing with a beautifully straight bat, he depended to a large extent on his watchfulness in defence. Increased hitting power will naturally come with time. He bowls with a high, easy action and, commanding an accurate length, can get plenty of spin on the ball. Having begun so well, Chester should continue to improve and it seems only reasonable to expect that when he has filled out and gained more strength, he will be an England cricketer.
In 1914 he put together an aggregate of 924 runs, average 27.17, with an innings of 178 not out--including four 6's from the bowling of J. W. H. T. Douglas--against Essex at Worcester, his highest. Then came the war and, in the course of service with the Army in Salonika, he lost his right arm just below the elbow. That, of course, meant no more cricket as a player for Chester; but in 1922 he became a first-class umpire and, with the advantage of youth when the majority of his colleagues were men who had retired as Cricketers on the score of Anno Domini, he swiftly gained a big reputation. His lack of years caused him difficulty on one occasion at Northampton for a gate-man refused him admission, declining to believe that one so young could be an umpire, and suggested that he should try the ground of a neighbouring works team!
From the very beginning of his career as an umpire, he gave his decisions without fear or favour. In an article, Thirty Years an Umpire, in the 1954 Wisden, Vivian Jenkins told how, when standing in his first county match, Essex v. Somerset at Leyton, Chester was called on to give decisions against both captains, J. W. H. T. Douglas and J. Daniell, and did his duty according to his lights--Douglas lbw, Daniell stumped. You'll be signing your death warrant if you go on like that, he was warned by his venerable colleague, but he went on undeterred.
Chester began the custom, now prevalent among umpires, of bending low over the wicket when the bowler delivered the ball, and his decisions were both prompt and rarely questioned. Yet the ruling which probably caused most discussion was one in which Chester was wrong. This occurred during the England v. West Indies Test match at Trent Bridge in 1950, when S. Ramadhin bowled D. J. Insole off his pads. Chester contended that the batsman was leg before wicket, because he (Chester) gave his decision in the brief time before the ball hit the stumps, and as lbw Insole remained in the score. Soon after this, M.C.C. added a Note to Law 34 which made it clear beyond dispute that, where a batsman is dismissed in such circumstances, he is out bowled.
Chester had some brushes with Australian touring players, whose demonstrative methods of appealing annoyed him, but nevertheless Sir Donald Bradman termed him the greatest umpire under whom I played. Chester, for his part, rated Bradman the greatest run-making machine I have ever known, and considered Sir John Hobbs the greatest batsman of all time on all pitches.
Throughout his long spell as an umpire Chester used, for counting the balls per over, six small pebbles which he picked up from his mother's garden at Bushey before he stood in his first match.
Tributes included:--
Mr. R. Aird, Secretary of M.C.C.: He was an inspiration to other umpires. He seemed to have a flair for the job and did the right thing by instinct. He was outstanding among umpires for a very long time.
Sir John Hobbs: I played against him in his brief career and am sure he would have been a great England all-rounder. As an umpire, he was right on top. I class him with that great Australian, Bob Crockett.
F. S. Lee, the Test match umpire: Frank was unquestionably the greatest umpire I have known. His decisions were fearless, whether the batsman to be given out was captain or not. There is a great deal for which umpires have to thank him.
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He cannot match the big hitters for power, but his numbers are as good as theirs - if not better


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LOS ANGELES and PLEASANTON, Calif., Sept. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Actress and Stand Up To Cancer Ambassador Marg Helgenberger will appear in a new public service campaign on behalf of The Safeway Foundation and Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C). The campaign is designed to raise funds and increase awareness for the fight against breast cancer, which claimed the lives of nearly 40,000 women in the United States in 2011. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120919/LA76667)Helgenberger, known for her role as Catherine Willows on the CBS drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, will appear in both a print and 30-second broadcast public service announcement in direct support of the campaign, which will run as the nation prepares to observe National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Debuting the end of September, the public service campaign will coincide with Safeway's annual in-store Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser, which offers customers multiple opportunities to give at more than 1,600 Safeway stores across the United States and Canada. The public service campaign will extend through October. At the center of the public service campaign is a limited-edition, breast cancer awareness reusable shopping bag. The bag will be available for purchase at all Safeway locations, including Vons, Pavilions, Tom Thumb, Randalls, Dominick's and Carrs stores, as well as online at safewayfoundation.org. Two dollars from the sale of the $2.99 reusable bag will go directly to breast cancer research. Additionally, Safeway shoppers will have a chance to make a separate donation at checkout stands. "As the daughter of a breast cancer survivor, I am deeply committed to the fight against this disease," said Helgenberger. "I am proud to take a stand on behalf of my mother, and in support of all the women and families who have been affected by breast cancer."
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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- The New York Rangers could use a better
finishing touch. The San Jose Sharks always seem to finish the same
way these days.
Marco Sturm scored a power-play goal with 9:01 left in
regulation to give the Sharks their NHL-leading eighth tie, 2-2
with the Rangers on Tuesday night.
The game followed a familiar script for both teams: New York
blew a late lead, and San Jose fell behind early and couldn't
quite rally for a win. Both coaches were moderately pleased, and
every player thought his team should have won.
That's how it usually goes after ties, and the Sharks are
learning plenty about them.
"I don't know any answers. Just use the same answers from the
last three games," said Sturm, who scored his fourth goal in four
games. "After we scored, we all woke up again, like we have all
Bobby Holik and Chris Simon scored 17 seconds apart in the
second period for the Rangers, who blew a two-goal lead but still
kept the Sharks winless in nine home games this season.
Late-game lapses are becoming a habit: Earlier in the month, New
York blew third-period leads over Philadelphia and Colorado at
"We're doing a good job getting up in these games, but we have
to find a way to close them," Holik said. "We could use Mariano
Jussi Markkanen made 31 saves for the Rangers, who gave an
aggressive, tight-checking effort before San Jose came back with
two third-period goals. The Sharks had a power play for the final
80 seconds of overtime but couldn't get a shot.
Alex Korolyuk also scored for the Sharks before leaving with an
apparent injury from a knee-on-knee hit by Jamie Lundmark. Sharks
coach Ron Wilson said Korolyuk got "submarined," but both Lundmark and Rangers coach Glen Sather said they thought the hit was legal.
San Jose dropped to 0-3-5-1 at home -- but their third-period
effort was a marked change from their usual defense-oriented,
slow-developing play of recent weeks. San Jose instead forechecked
with abandon, and the effort yielded Korolyuk's goal.
"The first two periods, we weren't skating," Wilson said. "In
the third, we started playing with the passion you need for 60
minutes. We should have pushed the pace on that team. We didn't
have any physical presence until the third."
Sather praised his team's all-around effort in its third game in four nights, but his players lamented their defensive play in the third.
"If we're guilty of one thing, we didn't get in front of people to obstruct the forecheck in the third period," captain Mark Messier said. "You've got to realize they're going to come with more people and have a more concerted effort to get back in the game."
At 3-6-8-2 overall, the Sharks have the fewest victories and the
most ties in the NHL. They had just nine ties last season.
Holik got his fifth goal of the season in the second period, tapping home the rebound of Alexei Kovalev's wraparound shot on Vesa Toskala. Evgeni Nabokov's backup made 29 saves in his second straight start for the Sharks.
Moments later, Simon got his third goal of the season on his own
But Markkanen lost his shutout bid in the third period when Korolyuk sneaked behind Messier to receive a pretty pass from Alyn McCauley. Korolyuk put a quick shot into the corner of the net with 15:02 left for his second goal of the season.
Sturm then tied it 20 seconds into a power play, slipping in
front of the net from the corner and flipping a backhand into the
top of the net. He leads the Sharks with seven goals.
Game notes
Rangers C Eric Lindros missed his third straight game with a scratched cornea. He has been put on injured reserve but could return Thursday vs. Colorado. ... Messier got his 1,171st career assist on Simon's goal. He trails only Wayne Gretzky and Ron Francis. ... RW Todd Harvey returned to the Sharks on Tuesday night after beginning the season with their top affiliate in Cleveland. Harvey, a
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** spoiler alert ** This book was a continuation of the The Vampire diaries. The book was good, but wasn't as good as the last one in my opinion. I didn't like the fact that even though people were enemies in the book they had to work together. I think that took away from the suspence because they weren't fighting anymore, besides having to fight for love, the physical struggle between the three people were gone. Also the book was a little bit more predictable since I have read many fantasy like books and most of the secrets came out in the first part of the sequel. I am happy that I read both of the books, but I expected the second to be better. The beginning of the second book was my least favorite because the main character, a girl named Elena, who was previously in love with a vampire named Stephen changed the way she felt about him and fell in love with his brother. But later in the book, she regained her memory and remembered who she was in love with. Which was a relief. I would recommend anyone who has read the first to read the second, but not to read the second without reading the first.
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An old line I learned around 23 years ago from my mom. She used it a lot referring to me and my brother when people asked her why she listened to kids our age - we hear the truth from them. Though this short story was indeed short, the message was so very clear. Falling in love is amazing, when it's over it's devestating, but the wounds will heal and the scars are proof of survival. This was short, simple, and sweet. The message was clear.
Awwhh! That truly was sweet.. getting advice from a little girl.. I wonder if this really happened to the author...? Well, it was a GOOD book, read it!! I warn you it's very short, 9 pages, and it willl melt your heart.(:
As adults we somehow manage to complicate everything. Even things as simple as love. If you ever need perspective, ask a child. The world is amazingly simple, we just lost our innocence along the way. Who says children don't understand the meaning of life?
Cute...good only as an intro to authors skills
The four-year-old's observations are exactly what the broken heart needed. Could have been more fleshed out and better written.
The little girl was cute but the ending just put a downer on the story. It was almost pointless. No shocker or cliff hanger. No wonder why it was free.
The author could have been more specific. It had a good plot but i wished for more no wonder its freee
This was a cute, quick read. Very enjoyable.
Didnt realize flash fiction meant only 7 pages. Either way the metaphor was great and the little four year old sure knew how to teach us about falling in love.
This short story has so much emotion and depth hidden in eight short pages. The way the little girl describes love is perfect and easy to understand. Simply amazing.
Good thing this was free. It took me a whole 9 seconds to read, but it was pretty cute anyway.
I did read the book, and it was very cute. Its just not the kind of books i read.
Very sweet short
A short but pithy story with much meaning.
Really for me to short . But thats okay , wish there was more
This was sooo cute. A very short very cute read. Kdanville123
Quit beeing a jerk i liked the book but thats my opinion u couldnt do any better
The story was much too short. I understd that it is a "flash fiction" story, but it could have been a bit longer. The actual story was not very interesting, it was quite boring, but was a good idea. I think the story deserves way more elaboration on feelings and contex. I wasn't completely sure on who exactly the narrator was speaking to at first, which should hae been clarified early on. I think the whole point of this story was pretty good, but used in a boring way.
The little girl teaches about falling in love
So cute. A four year old is so smart and i think ill ask my little sister about love jking but it was a grat short read. Thanks -sarah lister
I like most of Y.G's short stories, but I hated this one. It wasn't interesting. You didn't know who "she" was or if the main character was a boy/girl. I also didn't get the 4 year old kid pat. I was just was lost the whole time. :(
Wasting your time it not even twenty pages amd bpred the life out of me!!!!!!! Highly UN reccomended


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Two Charged In Connection With Indiana Woman's DeathTwo people are charged in connection to the death of a young woman whose body was found in an abandoned Gary home last week.
Businessman Admits To Grant Fraud, Cuts Surprise Plea DealA Chicago businessman accused four years ago of "large-scale fraud" by the state executive inspector general's office unexpectedly pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday, admitting he cajoled two state agencies into giving him separate, six-figure government grants to perform nearly identical services.
Former Block 37 Developer Convicted Of FraudThe president of a prominent Chicago real estate company best known for developing Block 37 in the Loop has been convicted on fraud charges related to the redevelopment of the old Goldblatt's department store in Uptown, federal authorities said.
Joliet Tax Preparers Falsified Data On Tax ReturnsTwo tax preparers from southwest suburban Joliet have been charged with defrauding the state out of more than $400,000 by falsifying data on income tax returns.
Former Bank CEO Not Guilty In Fraud Case Tied To Ex-Country Club Hills Police ChiefThe feds put Robert Michael on trial last week for alleged fraud, lies and money laundering tied to a real estate deal with disgraced former Country Club Hills Police Chief Regina Evans.
Ex-Bank CEO Goes On Trial For Fraud Tied To Ex-Country Club Hills Police ChiefRobert Michael, the former CEO of the failed Citizens Bank played the role of federal defendant Monday as prosecutors put him on trial for alleged fraud, lies and money laundering tied to real estate deals involving disgraced former Country Club Hills Police Chief Regina Evans.
Financial Firm CEO Arraigned On Fraud ChargesThe CEO of a Florida financial firm was arraigned in federal court in Chicago Thursday amid charges of selling $179 million in fraudulent loans to a Milwaukee investment company.
South Suburban Company Owner Sued For Defrauding CustomersTwo lawsuits filed earlier this month allege that the owner of a south suburban company defrauded senior citizens out of thousands of dollars in deposits for electrical power generators that were never delivered or installed.
Police: Delivery Scam Targeting Palos ParkAuthorities are warning residents in southwest suburban Palos Park against scammers staging a fake delivery, then stealing the victims' debit card information.
Travel Agent Gets 9 1/2 Years For Scamming People Trying To Get To MeccaThey thought Rashid Minhas could help them make a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage to Mecca. But now, one of the travel agent's former customers knows "a lot of people who would like to see him in a dark alley."
Judge Approves Refunds For Buyers Of Kevin Trudeau's Diet BookThe Federal Trade Commission plans to start refunding customers duped into buying fraudster Kevin Trudeau's diet book "as soon as possible" after a judge gave final approval to the plan, its lawyer said.
Former Social Security Employee Gets 21 Months For Check FraudGeorgia Thompson, 68, of Chicago, received $419,644 in fraudulent Social Security benefits from the checks between 1986 and 2014, according to a statement from the U.S. attorney's office.


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The day after state Sen. Shirley Huntley (D-Jamaica) pleaded not guilty to interfering with a state probe into an alleged scam to bilk taxpayers out of nearly $30,000, her Democratic Party primary challengers called on the three-term incumbent to step down from office.
Huntley, 74, pleaded not guilty in Nassau County Monday to two felony charges and one misdemeanor charge in what state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli called an attempt to cover up "a scheme to steal taxpayer dollars using a sham not-for-profit that did not provide services to the public."
In December, Schneiderman's office indicted Patricia Savage, a Huntley aide, and Lynn Smith, the senator's niece, on charges of submitting false documents to the state in order to misappropriate about $29,950 in state legislative member items that Huntley had steered to Parent Workshop Inc., her Nassau-based nonprofit.
Savage, the nonprofit's president, and Smith, its treasurer, claimed the public funds would be used to conduct workshops to help parents navigate the city's public school system. According to the attorney general, Parent Workshop never provided those services.
Another defendant, David Gantt, was charged at the time with falsifying documents to make it appear is if he were paid in cash for the phony workshops.
Months went by and Huntley tried to distance herself from the charges, pointing out she had not been accused of misconduct.
That all changed this week when Schneiderman and DiNapoli issued a joint indictment against Huntley, charging she drew up the template for a false, backdated letter to the AG's office in response to a subpoena designed to make it seem as if the nonprofit had actually conducted the workshops.
Huntley was charged with tampering with physical evidence, falsifying business records and conspiracy. If convicted, she would be automatically removed from office and faces a maximum of four years in jail.
As a result of the scandal, Huntley was removed from her leadership role as chairwoman of the Senate Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Committee.
She is next scheduled to be in Nassau court Sept. 14, one day after the Democratic primary, in which she faces challenges from City Councilman James Sanders (D-Laurelton) and Rockaway resident Gian Jones.
Sanders held a news conference Tuesday morning on the steps of the Queens County Courthouse, where he called the scandal a "personal tragedy" for Huntley and her family and called on the senator to step down from office.
"I believe that Sen. Huntley cares deeply about our community," he said. "I believe that she wants the people of southeast Queens to have a strong voice in the Senate, one who will advocate tirelessly on their behalf without the distraction of scandal or the difficulties of a mounting legal defense."
"This is why today with great regret I am calling on Sen. Shirley Huntley to take the high road. Step aside so that a new voice can take over and you can deal with the legal problems that you're dealing with," he added.
Earlier this month, Sanders received the endorsement of the politically influential the Rev. Floyd Flake. The councilman said "character" was one of the main things Flake looked at when he gave his backing.
"His decision was verified yesterday," Sanders said.
In a phone interview, Jones said it would be best for Huntley to step down from her office.
"The charges are serious and will be time-consuming. The question really is can Sen. Huntley effectively profess her innocence while also effectively representing the new 10th Senatorial District," he said.
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Obsessed (2009)
Critic Consensus: The inevitable Fatal Attraction comparisons aside, Obsessed is a generic, toothless thriller both instantly predictable and instantly forgettable.
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|PG-13 (for sexual material including some suggestive dialogue, some violence and thematic content)
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Fans of the Final Destination flicks should enjoy seeing how Larter's horror roots are revisited in the over-the-top climax of this trashy exercise in glossy B-movie-making.
Elba grimaces, Larter is seductive, and Beyonce says, 'You better do something about this woman, or I will.' That better be enough because that's all this one's got to offer.
"I knew it would come to this," hisses Sharon when finding Lisa lurking around her beautiful Brentwood home--at which point I exclaimed, "Me too!"--and then the fun (and, for many, the entire purpose of the film) starts.
Another movie that demonstrates it's bad feng shui to place a glass coffee table beneath a chandelier beneath an attic that can't even support the weight of a blond wearing little more than the whipped-cream bikini she sported in 'Varsity Blues.'
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Just take the basics of movies like Fatal Attraction, Swimfan, Notes on a Scandal, even The Cable Guy, mix them all up together, then spice it up with Beyonc� giving a major badass attitude and what you will end up with is this mediocre little thriller.
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Who wouldlike this crap, its so boring and stupid, i being generous with 2 stars, a bad movie.
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The ending was predictable, as they always are in these types of films. Although, must admit that it kept me on the edge of my seat towards the end and Ali Larter played a fantastic physcopath, loved her perfomance and Beyonce wasn't as bad of an actress as I thought she would be.
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We'll also hear from Niyi Osundare, whom we interviewed in 2011 on the publication of his poems, City Without People: The Katrina Poems. Niyi Osundare received the National Order of Merit from his native Nigeria in 2014. Voices Of Educators: Sheena Reed By Mallory Falk • Jan 19, 2015 This month, as high school seniors apply for financial aid, we focus our Voices of Educators series on a college counselor. Sheena Reed is Director of College Counseling at Sci Academy. She draws on her own experiences - as a first generation college student and college admissions officer — to guide her students. Do you know a great teacher to include in our Voices of Educators series? Send us an email: firstname.lastname@example.com Support for Voices of Educators and education news on WWNO comes from Entergy Corporation. Music Inside Out: Reggie Scanlan, Bass Lion By Gwen Thompkins • Jan 15, 2015 Fantail Media / Flickr There's a reason why lions prefer the company of other lions. Just ask Reggie Scanlan. As a bass player, Scanlan worked with James Booker and Professor Longhair before starting a 33-year run with the Radiators. He's now in a band of all-stars called the New Orleans Suspects. Out To Lunch: Ethics First By Peter Ricchiuti • Jan 15, 2015 Grant Morris / It's New Orleans Everybody knows right from wrong. Everybody knows numbers don't lie. Nobody wants to spend time in prison. Why, then, would a person lie about corporate profits, knowing there's a high probability they're going to get caught and end up behind bars? Peter's guest on Out to Lunch wrote the book on business ethics, and it's not theoretical. Aaron Beam went to federal prison for his part in a multi-billion dollar fraud, and now teaches others how to make better decisions. 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Annual End-User Study — End-Users Explain What They Need, Want
End users, particularly at the corporate security director/manager level, continue to better understand, embrace and demand advanced technological solutions.
By SSI Staff · February 10, 2014
End users, particularly at the corporate security director/manager level, continue to better understand, embrace and demand advanced technological solutions. This places the onus on installing security contractors and consultants to challenge themselves to keep pace.
To help this process along and cultivate superior communications, in 2005 Security Sales & Integration launched the Corporate End-User Study (see At a Glance box for methodology). The results of that research proved useful not only in providing security contractors with a profile of the typical high-level end user and the organization they represent, but also for the end users themselves to see where they stand among their peers.
As the following data and analysis from the 2006 SSI Corporate End-User Study indicates, corporate security directors/ managers are highly experienced, well educated and carry a lot of decision-making authority within their organizations. The most exciting findings are that most intend to increase their security and the majority are pleased with their security services provider.
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Dunfermline Athletic 1-0 Ayr United
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Dunfermline Athletic beat Ayr United in a replay to set up a Scottish Cup fifth-round meeting with Rangers.
Ryan Thomson came close to opening the scoring in the first half, his effort saved well by visiting goalkeeper David Hutton.
But Thomson headed the Pars in front from Alex Whittle's cross on the hour mark.
Michael Moffat headed wide and was then denied by a fine Ryan Scully block as Ayr tried to force a leveller.
But Dunfermline avoided extra-time, to the delight of the home fans.
with Ayr coming back to force the replay.
And the combined threat of Thomson and Ryan Wallace caused Ayr problems at East End Park, with the former denied by a fine save from Hutton midway through the first half.
The Pars dominated possession as half-time approached but could not break down their visitors.
However, Dunfermline got a reward for their pressure when Thomson nodded Whittle's cross towards goal and Hutton could not keep the effort out.
Ayr tried to respond but Moffat was unable to direct his header on target.
And, after Dunfermline's Alan Smith had fired wide, Moffat came close to levelling for Ayr.
The forward unleashed a shot from the middle of the penalty area only for Scully to make an impressive save.
And that proved crucial in securing the Fife side's place in the next round.
Jim Jefferies' men, who are currently trailing leaders Rangers in Scottish League One, will visit Ibrox when .
Dunfermline forward Craig Dargo: "Over the piece I thought we dominated a bit but Ayr are a very astute team and they were dangerous on the counter.
"I thought the win was deserved and it was a great goal by Ryan Thomson.
"Ayr were hard to break down. With the amount of possession we had, I felt it was only going to take time. If we kept doing the right things we'd get our goal and thankfully we did.
"We knew what was at stake, we knew we had a trip to Rangers and we've already played them and there wasn't too much between the teams so it should be a mouth-watering tie."
Ayr United player-manager Mark Roberts: "When they got the goal, we probably played for half-an-hour when we had a go at them.
"For me, it's too little, too late. If we had done that from the first whistle, we'd probably have had a real chance of still being in the cup.
"The guys gave everything in the last half-hour but it wasn't to be.
"To be fair, Dunfermline deserved to win."
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- 11Donald
- 12Malcolm
- 14Forrest
- 15McGowan
- 16McCracken
- 17Wardrobe
- 18Longridge
- 19Muir
- Referee:
- Stephen Finnie
- Attendance:
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Match Stats
- Possession
- Home62%
- Away38%
- Shots
- Home16
- Away5
- Shots on Target
- Home6
- Away3
- Corners
- Home13
- Away4
- Fouls
- Home10
- Away17


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PennantPark Investment (NASDAQ:PNNT) downgraded to Neutral from Buy at Janney Montgomery. The stock closed yesterday at $11.35 on volume of 186,900 shares, below average daily volume of 321,126.PennantPark Investment is currently above its 50-day moving average of $10.65 and above its 200-day moving average of $9.06.SmarTrend is bullish on shares of PNNT and our subscribers received an Uptrend alert on July 30, 2009 at $8.28, which has returned 37.1% to date.


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