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Great buck bitterroot and a really cool video. What gun were you shooting?
Great buck bitterroot and a really cool video. What gun were you shooting?
Thanks again for all of the great info BB. If you make it to Bazeman for the game on the 3rd let me know and maybe we could grab a beer.
Really cool... thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the positive responses!
I was shooting my backpacking setup: Remington model 7 7mm-08 with Douglas barrel and Timney trigger (work by Dan Coffin of Victor, MT). Scope is a Vortex Viper 2-7X32 w/ BDC reticle. Leupold PRW rings and bases. Load is a 140 gr. Barnes TTSX over Winchester 760. Muzzle Velocity is 2840 fps.
Big Sky, it depends if my Dad can find an extra ticket. If he does, I will send you a PM.
Very cool video of your adventure Bitterroot Bulls. "Go in light. Come out heavy." Nice buck too. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
That was awesome footage, made for some great video, but sucked for you and his velvet. It's always great to see someone earn it the DIY way. Thanks for sharing Bitterroot!
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Very cool video. Congrats!!!
Nice work Bitterroot... Way to represent
Great footage, you missed a couple of easy ones but its the end that counts! Great high country buck!


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Experts say the Affordable Care Act's success rests on whether or not enough young people sign up.
But, the cost has to be right, and the interest has to be there. It's a gamble. But, a local group is betting they can make sure those uninsured millennials know all their options, and they're taking their message to libraries throughout the District this November.
The non-profit group Young Invincibles met up with DC Health Link Thursday to hold a forum at the Francis Gregory Library in Anacostia. The event was open to people of all ages and several showed up to get help deciphering the maze of information.
David Bransfield is the nonpartisan group's State Outreach Coordinator. He says, "We're running events at libraries through November and we just want to make sure that people have access to the information that they need."
The group's goal is to make sure the 18-34 year-old demographic informed about their healthcare options. Regina Alexander has her insurance through COBRA. She lives nearby and walked there, "I was having difficulty applying online. The workers are very experienced and they got me much further than I was able to do on my own." As a result, Alexander says she may qualify for a tax credit.
It's been said that the success of what some call Obamacare lies in whether or not enough young healthy people sign up. That's the only way to counter the costs from an older and/or sick population, which helps keep premiums down. Bransfield says, "A poll that we did at Young Invincibles found that only 5% of young people don't want insurance, the rest of us want to be insured and we want to make sure that those young people have the information they need to get that coverage."
A new Bankrate survey agrees and says interest is high among the young. But, just because they built it, will they come? Healthcare.gov says half of the young, uninsured population may end up paying $50 or less a month.
The other half?
Bransfield explains, "It works on a sliding scale, so depending on how much income you earn, depends on how much of a credit you'll receive and the idea is that everyone will be able to afford insurance through the system."
Young Invincibles plans to take their message to college campuses throughout our area from November 10th to the 20th.


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Cincinnati City Council took the first step Tuesday in repealing the city's ban on owning Pit Bull terriers. Council's Livable Communities Committee voted 5-1 to support repeal, saying it was unfair to single out a specific breed for harsher treatment. Experts have said Pit Bulls aren't inherently vicious, and that their treatment and training by their owners is responsible for any bad behavior. Councilman Cecil Thomas opposed the repeal, stating he was concerned about "enforcement issues." The full City Council could make a final decision as soon as this afternoon. CityBeat examined the ban in-depth here.
Police Chief James Craig met Tuesday morning with 19 ministers and community leaders in an Avondale church. Craig wants to create a partnership with clergy to combat youth violence and shootings. It was the second such session that Craig has held this month. Since police presence was increased in Avondale April 2, no more shootings have occurred in the neighborhood.
A Cincinnati police officer was hospitalized after being hurt for the second time on the job. Officer Jerry Enneking has survived four car crashes while on-duty. The 23-year police veteran was rear-ended in a five-car crash Tuesday. Seeing another driver trapped, Enneking ignored his own injuries and helped rescue the person.
Tim Tebow, the prayerful quarterback for the New York Jets, will be in town today for two events at Cincinnati Christian University in Price Hill. The first already is sold out, but there are $500 tickets still available for a banquet. Both events will focus on how Tebow balances his life in the NFL with his faith.
The School for Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) in Over-the-Rhine is being awarded a $45,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The SCPA competed with more than 300 other groups for the cash, which will be used to support the school's Master's Artist Series and Artists in Residence programs for the next school year.
In news elsewhere, an ex-drilling engineer for BP Oil has been arrested on charges of intentionally destroying text messages sought by federal authorities as evidence in the wake of the April 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill disaster. The charges of obstruction of justice filed against Kurt Mix, in the Eastern District of Louisiana, are the first criminal charges connected to the oil spill. If found guilty, Mix could face up to 20 years in prison and up to $250,000 in fines for each count.
As expected, Willard Mitt Romney swept the five Republican presidential primaries held Tuesday. The former Massachusetts governor got 67.4 percent of the vote in Connecticut, 56.5 percent in Delaware, 62.4 percent in New York, 58 percent in Pennsylvania, and 63.2 percent in Rhode Island. Most of the other GOP contenders have conceded the nomination race to Romney.
During the presidency of George W. Bush, the United States had the worst job creation record in decades, suffered the worst recession since the Great Depression and borrowed billions of dollars from China to support two wars. If you've been wondering how Romney or other Republican politicians running for office would do anything differently, wonder no more. Alexandra Franceschi, a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee, said in an interview last week that the GOP's economic platform will be the same as that under Bush, just "updated." There, voters: You have been warned.
A Brooklyn district attorney is resisting a public records request to divulge the names of 85 Orthodox Jews arrested on sex charges there during the past three years. Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes says the "tight-knit" nature of the Orthodox community makes it impossible to disclose the identities of abuse suspects without also identifying their victims. A Jewish newspaper might file a legal challenge to the decision.
Despite numerous cuts to government spending in the name of austerity — or perhaps because of it, if you listen to some economists — the United Kingdom has now officially sunk into a double-dip recession, its first since the 1970s. Economic indicators reveal the U.K. economy has performed even more weakly since the current financial crisis began than in the Great Depression.
Good thing Council members in February went into a Government Operations Committee meeting and came out with two different options for four-year terms. They have scheduled three upcoming hearings seeking community input on the proposals. One option involves all nine members running in the same election every four years, along with a "staggered terms" option that would involve four or five members running every two years. Both options retain Council's eight-year term limit.
A majority of Council supports four-year terms, according to Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan. The chosen proposal will go on the November ballot, and, if passed, will go into effect with the 2013 election.
"Council will be more productive and collaborative with four-year terms," Quinlivan said in a news release. "Leaders in every major city in Ohio and most every city we compete with have four-year terms to enable strategic planning and long-term vision."
An online survey is available here for those who cannot attend a hearing. The following is the schedule of remaining public hearings:
Tuesday, April 24: 6 p.m. at Southern Baptist Church, 3556 Reading Road, Avondale
Monday, May 7: 6 p.m. at Oakley Recreation Center, 3882 Paxton Ave., Hyde Park
Tuesday, May 22: 6 p.m. at Price Hill Recreation Center, 959 Hawthorne Ave., Price Hill
Jobs, jobs, jobs. That is what Republican House Speaker John Boehner said would be priority No. 1 for Republicans after sweeping the House of Representatives and many state legislatures in 2010. This, Republicans said, was why they were elected: People wanted to see changes in the economy fast.
But, apparently, there was one other priority.
Almost immediately after coming into office in 2011, Virginia Republicans set the national stage for vital women's health issues. House Bill 1 — the first bill Virginia Republicans chose to take on — was a personhood bill, a bill that define life beginning at conception. Not only would the bill have banned abortion, it would also have banned the birth control pill, which sometimes prevents birth by stopping the implantation of a fertilized egg.
An impartial observer might wonder why a personhood bill would be a top Republican priority. After all, the same election that put all these Republicans in power also had a personhood bill overwhelmingly rejected in Mississippi — a state so socially conservative that 46 percent of Mississippi Republicans want to make interracial marriage illegal, according to a recent poll from Public Policy Polling.
Nonetheless, this was the issue Virginia Republicans decided to give serious attention. In an economy with a 9 percent unemployment rate at the time, this was the most important issue to Virginia Republicans.
Ohio wasn't much luckier with its crop of Republicans. Five months after inauguration, the Ohio House passed its "heartbeat" bill, or H.B. 125. To this day, it's the most radical anti-abortion bill in the country. Not only would it ban abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected, but the bill makes no exceptions for rape, incest or life-threatening circumstances.
Ohio and Virginia were not alone. Republicans were pushing anti-abortion, anti-contraception bills all around the nation. Pennsylvania, Kansas, Mississippi and Texas all made national headlines with their own bills. In more than 20 states, bills have been introduced to restrict insurance coverage of abortions, according to ABC News. At the federal level, Republicans have made funding for Planned Parenthood a top issue time and time again, and insurance companies covering contraception recently became such a big issue that the White House had to step in.
So much for keeping the government out of health care. The same political party that clamored for small government now couldn't wait to regulate women's health care. Apparently, the economy is too much for the government to handle, but every woman's uterus is fair game.
There has been some backlash. After Virginia tried to pass a bill that would force doctors to give patients seeking abortion a transvaginal ultrasound, women's health advocates in states across the nation organized protests, leading to governors and state legislatures beginning to back down in their rhetoric. Even Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, a Republican who originally supported the transvaginal ultrasound bill, has been downplaying his involvement in Virginia's anti-abortion, anti-contraception bills.
Now, Mitt Romney, the likely GOP nominee for president, is facing some of the backlash. In a recent Gallup poll, women came out severely against Romney. In the category of women under 50, Obama held 60 percent of voters, while Romney held only 30 percent. That's right, Obama now leads with women under 50 by a two-to-one margin.
But while that may stop some rhetoric, the bills and laws are still coming forward. The Ohio heartbeat bill is still being pushed by some Republicans in the Ohio Senate, and a personhood initiative could show up in Ohio's 2012 ballot after a stamp of approval from Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted. Mississippi also plans to reintroduce its personhood initiative in the 2012 ballot, and other states are beginning to pass around petitions for their own initiatives as well.
In the end, one is left to wonder what could stop social conservatives. Public backlash and poor polling don't seem to be enough to stop the Republican war on women, and in some cases it might have actually emboldened them.
Some critics of Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum said video footage of a speech at a campaign event shows him starting to utter a racial slur while referring to President Obama, then cutting himself off mid-word.
While speaking to a group of supporters in Wisconsin on Tuesday, Santorum said, "We know what the candidate, Barack Obama, was like. The anti-war, government nig--, uh…" before stopping abruptly, then adding, "America was, uh, a source for division around the world. And that what we were doing was wrong. We needed to pull out and we needed to pull back."
Although the uncompleted word sure sounds like it began with "nig" and what Santorum said next in the sentence didn't flow naturally with the other words, a campaign spokesman today denied that the uncompleted word was "nigger."
In January Santorum told a crowd of supporters in Iowa that he didn't "want to make black people's lives better by giving them other people's money."
Here is the clip of Tuesday's speech. The remark causing controversy is spoken around the 34:30 mark. You can decide for yourself.
Conservative presidential hopeful Rick Santorum is busy today trying to clarify a comment he made Thursday that indicated reelecting President Barack Obama would be better than electing Santorum's Republican rival, Mitt Romney.
Santorum's comment, made in San Antonio, Texas, at the USAA insurance company, drew criticism from Romney, Newt Gingrich and other Republicans.
"You win by giving people a choice. You win by giving people the opportunity to see a different vision for our country, not someone who's just going to be a little different than the person in there," Santorum said in San Antonio. "If you're going to be a little different, we might as well stay with what we have instead of taking a risk with what may be the Etch A Sketch candidate of the future."
Romney quickly fired back about Santorum's comment.
"I am in this race to defeat Barack Obama and restore America's promise," Romney said. "I was disappointed to hear that Rick Santorum would rather have Barack Obama as president than a Republican. This election is more important than any one person. It is about the future of America. Any of the Republicans running would be better than President Obama and his record of failure."
Not to be left out, Gingrich took to Twitter to join in the symbolic thrashing.
"Rick Santorum is dead wrong. Any GOP nominee will be better than Obama." Gingrich tweeted.
This morning Santorum's campaign released a statement that sought to clarify what the candidate meant. (How many times has that phrase had to be used in relation to Santorum in the past few months?)
"I would never vote for Barack Obama over any Republican and to suggest otherwise is preposterous," Santorum said in the prepared statement. "This is just another attempt by the Romney campaign to distort and distract the media and voters from the unshakeable fact that many of Romney's policies mirror Barack Obama's."
Santorum added, "I was simply making the point that there is a huge enthusiasm gap around Mitt Romney and it's easy to see why — Romney has sided with Obama on health-care mandates, cap-and-trade, and the Wall Street bailouts. Voters have to be excited enough to actually go vote, and my campaign's movement to restore freedom is exciting this nation. If this election is about Obama versus the Obama-Lite candidate, we have a tough time rallying this nation."
Santorum might be correct about the enthusiasm gap over Romney.
A new poll found that more people offer negative than positive assessments of Romney. But, tellingly, this also is the case for Romney's rivals — Santorum, Gingrich and Ron Paul.
When Americans were asked what one word comes to mind when thinking about Romney, the top responses were "no" or "no way," and "rich." After those, the most frequently used words were "flip-flopper," "idiot" and "arrogant."
Roughly twice as many respondents gave negative one-word descriptions of Romney rather than positive terms, 30 percent versus 14 percent; just 29 percent used neutral terms.
The most frequently used terms for Santorum, with the exception of "no," were "crazy," "too conservative," "extreme" and "idiot."
A mere 13 percent of respondents used positive words for Santorum, while 30 percent used negative words and 22 percent used neutral terms.
Words most frequently offered about Gingrich were "old," "no," "no way," "idiot" and "untrustworthy."
Thirty-nine percent of respondents used negative terms about Gingrich, compared to 10 percent that used positive terms, and 23 percent that used neutral terms.
The most frequent descriptions used for Paul were slightly better, but not by much: "no," "old," "Libertarian," "honest" and "crazy."
Twenty-seven percent of respondents used negative terms to describe Paul, compared to 15 percent that used positive terms, and 23 percent that used neutral terms.
The national survey was conducted by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press and The Washington Post. It surveyed 1,009 adults March 15-18.
Of the respondents, 605 were interviewed on a landline telephone, and 404 were interviewed on a cell phone, including 176 who had no landline telephone.
The poll's margin of error is plus or minus four percentage points.
Nearly two years after she filed the lawsuit, a congresswoman who lost in the March primary election has dropped her legal action against a political opponent.
A spokesman for U.S. Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Miami Township) told The Enquirer today that she decided to drop her defamation lawsuit against Madeira businessman David Krikorian. Schmidt filed the suit in June 2010, and had sought $6.8 million in damages.
Krikorian is claiming victory in the dispute, and told CityBeat the lawsuit was an intimidation tactic by well-funded special interests.
"Her lawsuit was entirely without merit," Krikorian said. "It was meant to silence and intimidate me and cost me money. It did not work."
Krikorian ran as an independent against Schmidt in 2008; he unsuccessfully ran in the Democratic primary for the same seat in 2010 and again this year.
During the '08 campaign, Krikorian distributed a pamphlet alleging Schmidt had received "blood money" from the Turkish government in return for her opposition to a congressional resolution that declared Turkey had committed genocide against Armenia during a 1915 conflict.
But the lawsuit proved to be Schmidt's undoing. She received more than $400,000 in free legal assistance from the Turkish Coalition of America to support her suit. In August 2011 the House Ethics Committee ruled that Schmidt received an "impermissible gift" but didn't "knowingly" violate the law. She was ordered to repay the coalition, which she has yet to do.
Shortly thereafter, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), a nonpartisan watchdog group, dubbed Schmidt as one of the most corrupt members of Congress.
All of the drama took its toll: Schmidt lost the GOP primary earlier this month to challenger Brad Wenstrup. He defeated her 49-43 percent.
"It's time to move on," Barrett Brunsman, Schmidt's spokesman, told The Enquirer today about dropping the lawsuit.
The Turkish Coalition of America was among Schmidt's top contributors, donating $7,500 to her 2010 reelection campaign through its political action committee, and donating $7,600 to her in 2008.
Schmidt also traveled to Turkey at least twice while in office. The coalition picked up the tab for one of the trips.
Politico reported March 12 that Schmidt was in Washington, D.C., on Election Day, March 6, at a private luncheon with Turkish Ambassador Namik Tan.
"At times, Rep. Jean Schmidt has been closer to Turkish interests than those of her Cincinnati-area constituents," Politico's Jonathan Allen wrote. "Never was that proximity problem more telling than on Tuesday, when Republicans denied Schmidt renomination to run for another term."
When Allen sought comment for the article, Brunsman refused to confirm if the meeting occurred and sent an email that stated, "I think you have lost your way."
For his part, Krikorian said the experience has taught him that Ohio needs to pass legislation that penalizes lawsuits filed solely to silence critics by burdening them with the cost of a legal defense until they abandon their opposition. Such a tactic is known as a "strategic lawsuit against public participation," or SLAPP.
"I think the Ohio Legislature should consider passing an anti-SLAPP statue to prevent these kinds of abuses of the legal process," he said. "This lawsuit was an attempt to intimidate and silence me by Rep. Schmidt and the Turkish lobby."
Krikorian apparently lost in the March 6 Democratic primary by just 59 votes to William R. Smith, a virtual unknown from Pike County who didn't campaign, answer questionnaires or grant interviews. A recount is under way and Krikorian has asked for a federal investigation of Victory Ohio Super PAC, which made robo-calls on Smith's behalf but isn't registered with the Federal Election Commission.
Krikorian picked up 14 more votes in Hamilton County on provisional ballots once the results were certified. Meanwhile, Clermont County certifies its results on Tuesday.


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The preparation is over for the Pasadena City College men's and women's cross country teams following their performances at the Cal State University San Marcos Cougar Challenge on October 19. The women's team placed fourth out of eight teams while the men's squad was seventh among nine squads participating.
The Lancers now get ready for the upcoming South Coast Conference Championships to take place November 1 at Long Beach's Heartwell Park. That will be followed by the Southern California Championships and the CCCAA State Championships as the three meets make up what is called the "Big 3" of community college cross country racing.
In the Cougar Challenge women's 5-kilometer race, Lancer Christina Shamirian placed 31st out of 155 racers (including unattached, non-college participants). Shamirian ran the San Marcos course in a time of 19:18. PCC teammate Tansica Sunkamaneevongse hit the finish in 33rd at 19:21.
Other women's harriers competing were Kailaddni Chavez (43rd, 19:56), Brenda Grate (49th, 20:04), Ashley Medina (60th, 20:29), Emely Garcia (73rd, 21:05), and Kate Manzke (86th, 21:38).
"Some top national runners from 4-year universities were in this event and we had four runners place in the top 50," said PCC head coach Armand Crespo. "Our two best racers are primed to have big performances at conference and beyond. We like how we progressed as a team. All year, Christina and Tansica have impressed as two of the better runners in Southern California."
Brendan Greene took 49th overall at 27:28 over the 8-k course to lead the PCC men's team at the Cougar Challenge. Greene was far ahead of his Lancers teammates as the other racers finished as follows: Abraham Esparza (81st, 28:35), Chris Alagala (85th, 28:43), Faustino Gil (94th, 29:03), David Moreno (98th, 29:32), Pedro Lopez (99th, 29:33), and Sergio Andrade (120th, 31:14). Lancer Oswel Caal did not participate in the165-runner field.
"While we don't have what you might call a star runner, what I like about our men's team this year is that our second tier athletes are being pushed by our upper tier," Crespo said. "The guys have run in a pack and it's beneficial to the entire team. We had five runners grouped within a minute span. Brendan ran a great race for us, one that could set him up to finish high at conference."
[Photo--Brendan Greene in action at a recent Lancers meet.]
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up by the stairs, down by the lift. Nothing new in that. All this 100-point fall suggests is that our so-called Santa Claus rally has run its course.
It is an important top for now, but will probably be exceeded before long. But bulls will be more restrained than at any time since October.
Desperate switching by those in lower yielding investments along with the Japanese bailing out of yen due to weakening currency was always going to cause a bull run without fundamental support. Look out for further corrections back to where we were pre October 2012. CBA was always looking like a great shorting opportunity! Where are the US & European toxic assets which moved from the private to public sector balance sheets...still hibernating and waiting to burn any investor who thinks the worst was over post GFC. US Govt debt impasse in Congress will be a concern over March-April. Beware!!!!!
Bondpocalypse.....This is the start of the end of the financial system as we know. Gold is the Master.
Good to see you're trying EKKA...Now for the bad news....just in case you were still busy spruiking..
Ladies and Gentlemen,
The ship has struck an Iceberg. Please do not have a minor correction. Further without any minor corrections could you please proceed to the lifeboats. Each boat will carry an officer to ensure that no minor corrections occur once the lifeboats are set loose.
To the person who wrote..."$30 billion funny money made in the last few weeks. $30 billion funny money lost today. Gambling is gambling...! Whatever spin you want to put on it. Good luck to the punters.".... you fool this is your money not theirs ever heard of super that's your cash they are playing with mate.
Ahhhh.....Allan........ what a wonderful day it is! A great day for the Bears!!!
assumptions assumptions assumptions.......which do you choose?
So Allan has evidently diversified from full-time advisory on property prices to the stock market. Please tell us more, you are an investment prodigy!
Greedy investment bankers are too blame for this...these guys need a good kick...
up by the stairs, down by the lift. Nothing new in that. All this 100-point fall suggests is that our so-called Santa Claus rally has run its course.
It is an important top for now, but will probably be exceeded before long. But bulls will be more restrained than at any time since October.
I was surprised when Market went up last two months, everything was down except the banks, Miners down, Finance downed, unemployment was high, houses price was stagnate except NSW.
Too many speculations with Markets, free market is not working due to many inept traders spreading speculations for their short term benefits. US market is the same, everything over there is down, unemployment high, companies profits down, housing prices are stagnate, but Market shares went crazy up and up, may be money pump in market shares by aliens ?
$30 billion funny money made in the last few weeks. $30 billion funny money lost today. Gambling is gambling...! Whatever spin you want to put on it. Good luck to the punters.
A sea of red...the smell of blood is in the air...how nice!!! like my Red Golf GTI....
Means nothing to me. I have nothing. Can't even afford to study atm.
Boo hoo.
Sell-off? Someone is buying all these shares, why not call it a Buy-up? Can't believe people get paid for all this market commentary drivel.
Because more people are willing to sell at a lower price than people willing to buy at a higher price. Hence, sell off.
I think when the market drops well over 100 pts in one day, any reasonable person would call it a sell off, and a nasty one at that. Probably just a short term thing in this case however.
All ords down over 2% .Rightio overseas markets try and better that tonight. Please. That will give the guys who have to make up the head lines something to think on.
who cares so long as I get my trading fee. Market up market down, either way my fee account just keeps on heading up, get on up, just like a cash machine, head on up.......boom boom boom boom .....I feel good! (to the tune of James Brown's I feel good, you know the one!)
My gold bull could be a Trojan Horse. On the hedge funds situation, the following was published today:
"There is a rumor that a fund is blowing up," Stephen Schork, president of the Schork Group Inc. in Villanova, Pennsylvania, said in a telephone interview.
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/business/markets/us-stocks-tumbles-with-commodities-20130221-2es85.html
And still there are people who would have us believe that it's the property market that will crash. Glad I've been more in property than shares for the past 5 years.
Sydney property hasn't beaten inflation for 10 years. How come you dropped the Pymble?
What a crazy comment!
Quick,get on the blower!There may still be time to cancel the contract for the new Porsche before the cooling off period has expired.
OMG, the markets are collapsing!!!!!!!! It's armageddon!! They've already dropped to where they were ....... 8 days ago!!!!!!
"A swallow does not a summer maketh"
Yes, but the Bears always enjoys the Salmon whereas the Bulls eat the grass.
funny that because i prefer vege over fish.
Today's fall alone may not enough to scare some of the greedy bulls yet. They may even buy into the dip. If the world markets continue to fall heavy over the next few days, all foreign funds will force to take profit by selling the ASX200 to cover their losses overseas...adding to the selling pressure, when those foreign funds sell or buy the ASX200 they have to buy and sell the high Aussie, reducing their profits...intensify the selling further then fears start to kick in...what a perfect dream for the shorts. Only a dream for now.
Why do i have a deja vu of the title all over again ? haha
Scary stuff today...where does the market go from here. Thoughts please....
Where does the market go from here? My thoughts are that it may pick up again, a short term spike over the next few days but there is also the inherent risk of a correction of overbought stock; OMG...I'm beginning to sound like a professional economist, i.e. I have no idea, it can go up or down (it pays the bills, I suppose).
scary? everyone sees this coming.
Panic Panic Panic
nearly 2.5 % one day. Stick with Real Estate cant go wrong. ASX Back to 4200 by end of month. The shit just hit the fan
Next support.
@chum - Where does the market go from here ? That's less important (much less) than picking stocks & trading those stocks.
Forget what the ASX200/All Ords/Ashgabat 150 is doing & find stocks where on the balance of probabilities (playing the absolute prediction game is folly; there's a lot of it going on here today) you believe the price of that stock will increase over whatever timeframe you prefer to trade. Before you enter the trade nominate a point at which you accept you were wrong about the stock & get out of the trade with a 'sensible' loss. And stick to it. Don't move the stop lower because you have a hunch it has to bounce after your stop is reached or breached; trust your initial analysis. If/when the trade moves into profit, manage stops carefully (not too tight the trade doesn't have room to 'move', but not too loose that you give back too much profit), and again, if your stop is hit, be prepared to take whatever profit you're given. Don't stay in a winning trade that's pulled back a few % to your stop in the belief it can recover or exceed those few % it has fallen from the highs.
In other words, preservation of capital is the be all/end all.
It is pump and dump ! Reminds one of an old boy friend.
This rise in the world stock markets is artificial and the result of hyper-inflation caused by money printing. Total disconnect from the real economy is this fall is today is "nothing". Howabout a few sustained days where falls exceed 1000 points.
Yeah, no worries Josh. I suppose that you have your money all set to invest when it gets to 2000 points
To Julias Caesar,
Beware the ides of March.
I thought it was the Ides of May.
((Gekko, please let there be no delay))
"Bad news for technology workers hoping to see salaries back to boom-time highs – more than half of the 3.3 million work hours Australian companies contracted offshore via online jobs market oDesk last year were for high-tech services.
Time for white collar workers to wake up. Sure you can still land a $200K pa job in IT in Canberra but they are few and far between and you have to be an Australian citizen and have a security clearance.
For everyone else the global wage for highly skilled white collar jobs is $15-20/hr. For Accountants $10-15/hr. Think you're worth $150K/yr? You're not.
Can i ask what you do or did for a living?
Right now I'm posting in between sets in my gym. Nothing like bench pressing 300lbs while the market falls to bring a smile to the face.
"Nothing upsets me more lately than opening newspapers on a daily or weekly basis and reading anonymous quotes from 'senior Labor sources' undermining our Prime Minister".
Sweet, sweet schadenfreude.
Its really got me ,sad report after sad report,profits tumbling and yet the stock market going hell bent for leather, i must be stupid or do I live on another planet.........somebody must see this is crazy stuff?
The bovine herd has panicked,shat itself and stampeded for the exit again in a ritual as old as time.
"stocks have fallen fell to the lowest level in three weeks after the government ordered curbs on real-estate speculation through measures such as expanding a property tax and setting home-price control targets."
There's speculation in China's property markets? Nah... geddoutahere!
Shanghai, Hong Kong, London, Singapore, all Australian all bubbles.
dong ding dong ding, the bulls are in the ravine. dong ding
Bit surprised by the fall in FMG today... considering the Iron ore price is still rising I would of thought it would stay still at least...
...it wasn't as if the fall in profit wasn't anticipated due to weak iron ore prices in the last half (a concern they no longer have to worry about)...
Ah well at least no one could ever call this market logical... part of the fun
The spot price is rising on speculation. Most iron ore is sold on contract whcih is alot lower. The CCP has now put realestate developers on notice. Steel output growth is weak and steel prices are weak. Watch the spot get smashed.
when Allan when?
been waiting for 6 months now...
btw I think you're overestimating the amount that FMG sells on contract
What do you mean when? You tell me how long it's going to stay at this level or higher if you think it's ok to ask when.
So there you have it "earnings week" where the ASX actually goes backward. Is there anything in Australia that isn't a laughing stock?
Ekka - when is the good news expected? Market down about 45 at noon and another 20 since then. Good luck with the good news today.
Short Qantas $1.70.
did you miss the long from 1.2 ?
How about posting some of your trades? On second thought.. don't bother.
sorry mate, got a full time job to do...
Go and do it then.
So AWE up 5% in the 12 months to last November. Not much point in full-time pay statistics going up while hours worked and participation goes down not to mention it only adds to the woes of being a high cost low productivity country.
Oh and for those that think bubble house prices are supported by wages chew on this:
Houses are 40% overpriced. Tiny new apartments at $10-15K psm as favoured by foreign kleptocrats parking their ill gotten gains are 60% overpriced.
Gambling with my super again, about time they charged a fee for every transaction these "financial wizards" make.
"Confused" ,I think that you will find that the "record" date allows for the time of three working settlement days from the last stock trades (ie the ex div date) for those trades to be recorded in the company's register
Can someone please explain this to me. My understanding is that if you buy after the ex-dividend date you don't get the dividend, but ASX says that if you own the shares by the record date you get the dividend. How do these dates work, would really appreciate a simple explanation please.
• Ex-dividend date 4 March 2013 (date shares begin trading without the dividend entitlement)
• Record date 8 March 2013 (holders of shares at this date are eligible to receive the dividend)
You must have purchased the shares before the ex-dividend date to be eligible for dividends.
The difference between the ex-dividend date and record date is related to settlement and administrative issues.
If you buy before the XD date your trade will settle and the transaction will be recorded in the share registry by the record date. If you buy on the XD date or later they won't so no div.
The ex-dividend date is what counts.
See http://www.asx.com.au/products/shares-faqs.htm for an explanation.
if you sell your shares before the record date you won't get paid dividend so you must wait until the day after the record date., eg for CBA, the earliest they can sell the shares is Monday next week which I can't wait for the share to start falling to my profit target. If it starts to fall hard today and tomorrow then its even better.
You are correct in that you do not get the dividend if you buy ex-dividend. As I understand the Record Date is about 4 days later because it takes about that amount of time for settlement to take place. So if you but on March 3 your transaction woul settle on about march 6 or 7 and the company would have you on their share register on March 8 so you would then get the dividend about a month later.
re confused
simply put:
buy on ex date (or after) don't get div
buy before ex date get div
sell before ex date don't get div
sell on (or after) ex date get div
How it works:
On the night before ex date after market close the share registry attaches a cum div class to you shareholding. If you sell after that happens the default is for your entitlement to the dividend to stay with you.
You can in many cases (only by special arrangement with your broker and only if they offer the service) buy and sell shares with the dividend between ex and record date. But don't worry about this as it doesn't affect normal trading.
Also useful to remember:
When trading around div ex dates remember the 45 day rule... put simply if you sell your shares before you have held them for 45 full days after you bought them (and these shares become eligible for a dividend) you don't get the franking.
The first thing to consider is this: is the stock trading CUM div or EX div on a particular date? Cum means trading WITH dividend. Ex means trading WITHOUT dividend. So, when you buy a stock CUM div, it comes with dividend. When you sell stock CUM div, you sell WITH dividend. When you buy a stock EX div, you buy WITHOUT dividend. When you sell a stock EX div, you sell stock WITHOUT dividend. In your example, your stock will be trading Ex div on 4/3, Cum div on 1/3. Record date is Ex Trading Date+3days(4/3 +3 days inclusive=7/3), hence on open trade 8/3 is official record date. Reason is when you buy a stock CUM div, you have to pay for it, and be the registered owner of the stock, before you are entitled to the dividend.
Thank you all, I understand now, I think! ;)
Come on hedge funds, get in there and buy some stock. Thing's moving like a snail. The kind of ones you find in France, you know the crunchy ones.
ASX 200 in 2006 was 5000 and again in 2010. Only 5100 now BULLS are around the corner
I wish the bulls luck by all means but one of the main reasons for the crazy running up of global markets par Australia is because the central banks in Europe, US, Japan are printing money like paper. In 2008 the money was coming from cheap credits banks provided to retail investors, even the unemployed could also borrow to buy property...this ain't here any more. So whos buying into this rally? Not the ordinary moms and pops...To buy 1000 CBA shares you need 66,000K in cash for a mere $1640 half year dividend. If historical data is correct, CBA would drop at least $3 from its high 2 weeks after it went ex-div. I for one, have CBA on my short list and will eat the bullet if it hits its high again after 2 weeks.
It's "mums and dads" not "moms and pops".
Precisely...CBA dividends, rather insignificant (for me personally, anyhow). Even fully franked it ain't that attractive. I shall buy CBA only when it trades around $42/share; that would bring it roughly in line with the return yield from my o/seas investments.
This could be a good test of whether we are in a bull market or not. In the former, pull backs are generally no more than about 2-4% (100-200 points).
"Critics have long claimed that the corporatised Sydney Water makes money from selling water, which conflicts with environmental considerations and the need to manage water use."
Uh yeah... that's why water, electricity and gas supply and distribution should never have been privatised. Not only is it inefficient it's a conflict of interest.
Allan, there are plenty of us who objected to the sell off of our ancestors assets to hungry private enterprise and Governments. It does not matter to any politician which of our assets they sell off for a short term good look. The main problem is that several layers of expertise is lost in the privatisation and huge salaried CEO's, General Managers, Division GM's etc take their places causing misery to the consumer. Fixed income consumers (eg Pensioners & Self Funded Retirees are the ones who bear the brunt, closely followed by those with young families and mortgages.
Yep, CBA a case in point. Now licenced to gouge. No CEO is worth $10M/year.
Woodside, Origin, BHP, RIO, CBA.
Stocks to watch.
i think it's safe to say those stocks are being watched.
wow...origin are having a shocker! What is going on there?
Same as Woodside. The LNG industry is overcapitalised and in dire straits. The Asian price is decoupled from the oil prices because of the shale gas revolution. It's a long way down from here.
' 9:26am: It looks like the pipe between the ASX and the rest of the world has been unblocked.
In early trade, the All Ordinaries index is 34.5 points lower, or 0.7 per cent, to 5079.9, while the benchmark S&P/ASX200 is 5065.3 points lower, or 0.7 per cent, to 5065.3'
5065.3 points LOWER!!!! run for the hills.
i feel like a kid in a candy store...buyers market.
Yes, but don't use cash to buy the candy; use margin loans, credit cards, personal loans, anything but not cash. Always leave the option for default/exit and save your cash.
It was a buyers market at ~4000 or if you chose circa May end 2012.....to throw caution to the wind.
Time for some reality come sequestration and next Qtr GDP numbers to scare off some investors.
Profits a plenty due to cost cutting and moving more people to rely on government assistance at a time when public spending is going to be cut back considerably in developed economies.
But consumer spending is the life blood of the economy so lets reduce it by chasing profit in the greediest manner at the expense of employees.
What I would give to have a majority family owned company like BMW in this country and its culture.
Hey Allan, why has CBA kept up so strong? Isn't this going against your shorting plan? As I don't know or care but as it has gone ex dividend what is your obligation?
Get in touch with Carson Block. lol.
Short high, long low.
Too early to say if Allan is wrong or not. Retail is pushing it higher but cyclical rotation from the big end of town is pushing it lower. It's had a great run so a pull back isn't unreasonable. I disagree with his reason for shorting CBA though (that property will tank this year).although credit growth is likely to be constrained, but on the plus side borrowing costs are cheaper and the economy is improving. There may be good yield but likely to be little capital growth from here.
I think the correction came today. x_X!
Anyway, I screwed up yesterday on my analysis of it being a flat market.
Woolies and the big 4 banks are incredible stocks. Look at the velocity of their rise this year.
Woolies and the Big 4 banks are great stocks, if & only if...what takes the profit from their recent rise (sells the stocks) in which case you're out of the market or you buy them again at elevated prices. If you hold them for their good franked dividends, esp as a long term investment/income, then you don't care of the "velocity of the price rise" since you're not selling them but one may get a happy feeling of the "paper profit". Either way it's really a mirage. You can take the profit, but you're Out! I personally enjoy the income/dividends for years to come and don't bother checking the stock prices each day. I couldn't care less what they do in the short term or even medium term, I just want a piece of the company pie each & every year. Of course, cash is still king and will always get the queen.
Correction...above comment-"....what takes the profit from their recent rise (sells the stocks) in which case you're out of the market or you buy them again at elevated prices", should read..."...One takes the profit"; apology; damn too much coffee today, makes my brain spin.
Has TTS got some bad news for the market? As they are due to report this morning I thought an announcement would be through before 10.00am
Wonder if Allan is shorting AMP this morning? I'll be watching AMP, PBG, and HVN very carefully today, while HIL appears to be close to peak. PBG was a surprise yesterday jumping 6 cents, two days after results release. I gave it 30 hours, and all it did was move 2 cents so I concluded it ain't no JBH, so I sold out. Made enough to buy a meat pie! Pity, though, because had I waited a bit longer, I'd have been able to buy more meat pies. Hot ones too, with sauce.
Hopefully the ASX200 will have a meaningful down day and even better, the beginning of a pullback if not correction.
Only a handful of stocks influence the upward move of ASX200 since Nov.
For a record, all banks have been up almost 14 weeks in a row, BHP from a low of $32.88 in Nov to an intra day high of $39.34 yesterday, RIO from $51.56 in Nov to a high of $72.3 last week.
A greedy market!
Allan, definitely today will be your day and of course mine too! been crushed by the bulls for too long.
i think shorters might get a little excited at the open, but I also think the market will lift to at least flat by lunchtime as some positive earnings news flows in.
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February 22, 2012
34-year-old Janice Jakait from Germany set out on her mad adventure under the motto of "Row for Silence" on November 23, 2011, in Portugal. Her goal was to row solo across the Atlantic, from Portimao in Portugal to Barbados in the Caribbean, in a rowboat. 3,500 nautical miles or 6,500 direct kilometers of water, perils and impressive natural experiences awaited the young athlete, who wanted to use her adventure to set an example and speak out against underwater noise pollution in the oceans caused by humans. Exactly 90 days later, on Tuesday, February 21, 2012, Janice reached her target harbor in Barbados and thus became the first German to cross the Atlantic in a rowboat. Her exciting blog reveals how she felt after she arrived: "I can hardly type, can barely walk and wobble through the room, have no tears left, am absolutely spent and sunburned, have aches in every muscle, am dead tired, hungry and thirsty, BUT I'll try to manage at least a short blog entry. IT'S FINISHED!"
Janice produced her drinking water using an electric PowerSurvivor 40 E water desalination device from Katadyn, which was operated using solar panels. In an emergency, she also would have been able to convert the device for manual operation. Janice also had special food from Trek'n Eat and Peronin on board with her. We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Janice on her great success!


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Video: Metro Atlanta schools review security after Conn. shootings
ATLANTA, Ga. -- Parents seemed pleased to see police officers patrolling area schools on Monday. But the state warns police are only one in a list of nearly 100 items schools should consider in its overall safety plan.
Most districts throughout metro Atlanta say they'll team up with their local police department to create a visible law enforcement presence until the holiday break.
Gwinnett is going as far as arming every one of its 102 schools with an officer.
The decision follows the mass shooting Friday at an elementary school in Connecticut that left 20 children and 6 adults dead. The majority of victims were children ages 6 and 7.
According to Sgt. Brian Doan, an officer will be staffed at all 102 school campuses.
"We want to calm students and let them know that they are safe. This is a proactive step and something we do to make sure that there are no copy cat incidents and that the schools are secure," said Doan.
Every school district in metro Atlanta told 11Alive it would review its safety plan this week to check for weaknesses. The state has also offered to audit the plans at the school's request.
Garry McGiboney, the Associate Superintendent of Policy for Georgia's Department of Education, says the most common mistake isn't about gadgets or policy. It's about practice. Schools too often forget to practice the plan they worked so hard to create.
After Columbine, every school was required to develop a safety plan on how to evacuate the building or lockdown a classroom. But beyond that, it's up to each school or district to decide whether to have security cameras, onsite officers, or even which doors to lock.
"We encourage schools to have the perimeter, all outdoor doors locked so there have limited access to the building. All visitors would have to come through the front," said McGiboney.
Some schools are even looking now at locking each classroom door as well. The state's safety assessment challenges districts to consider everything from evacuation routes and lighting to emergency vehicle access and property maintenance.
PHOTOS | Sandy Hook ES shooting victims
In DeKalb County, resource officers are used in all high schools and middle schools. Some pull double duty when they're called to elementary schools if needed.
According to spokesperson Lillian Govus, there are no immediate plans to change or alter individual security plans but said discussions are likely in the coming weeks.
"We feel that our schools are pretty secure now with resource officers, locked doors between the pick up and drop off times and security cameras to see who is asking to be let in," said Govus.
In a letter sent to parents, Superintendent of Decatur City Schools, Dr. Phyllis Edwards, said:
"Principals and I will meet together to review several safety topics this Monday, and adjust any plans as needed. We will also ask that you help us by following the procedures and ensuring that others do as well. In times like these, it is important that we follow our normal routines as this will convey as sense of calm and security to the children."


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REGIONALREPORT TriangleTaking steps in the right direction
Problem A local-news website in Cary couldn't turn a profit.
Enter EntreDot Founders Hal and Lindsey Goodtree started it in 2009, but neither had business experience. EntreDot taught them about cash flow, annuities, accounting and balance sheets. They are now making money, though they won't disclose how much.
Shelten Media LLC
Problem A Cary online-marketing company needed more clients.
Enter EntreDot Started by N.C. State University student Shelli Dallacqua in 2011, EntreDot showed her how to target clients, secure long-term contracts, set prices and create a billing system and provided cheap office space. Revenue has grown 400% in the last year, and Shelten has expanded from four to 22 clients.
DURHAM — Ocera Therapeutics will merge with a subsidiary of Tranzyme Pharma in an all-stock deal and move its headquarters to San Diego, where Ocera is based. A group of investors plans to invest $20 million in the combined company after the deal closes, which is expected to happen in the third quarter. Linda Grais, CEO of privately held Ocera, will lead the company, which will be traded on the Nasdaq and focus on therapies for liver diseases.
DURHAM — Time magazine named Duke University oncologist Kimberly Blackwell one of its 100 most influential people. Blackwell, 44, was cited for her research into treatments for an aggressive type of breast cancer.
CARY — Yellow Pages publisher Dex One and Dallas-based Supermedia closed their merger. The deal was completed after a judge approved Chapter 11 bankruptcy plans for both. The combined company, Dex Media, will be based in Dallas.
CHAPEL HILL — Carol Folt will become chancellor of UNC Chapel Hill, effective July 1. The interim president of Dartmouth College and an environmental scientist, she will be the first woman to fill the role. She replaces Holden Thorp, who announced his resignation last year and will become provost of Washington University in St. Louis.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK — AgBiome raised $14.5 million from venture-capital investors. The agriculture-biotechnology company improves plant productivity.
RALEIGH — New York-based Ipreo Holdings, which develops software for financial institutions, plans to open an office downtown, hiring 250 workers by the end of 2017.


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THORNYCROFT, Sir William Hamo (1850 - 1925)
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Need a sweet treat to serve a crowd? Since this chocolatey dessert serves 16 people, it easily fits the bill.
Use bottom of dry measuring cup to press crumb mixture onto bottom of prepared pan.
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Great recipe traveled well. Tasted wonderful.
I like creamy cheesecake and this was not as good as it looks. drier then expected.
I made a huge uh oh and forgot to add any eggs! By the time I remembered, it was too late. But it came out awesome anyway, denser, almost (but not) chewy and it was sort of like a cheesecake bar cookie. I'd make it again and leave the eggs out on purpose!


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I just picked up a Roland D-5 and a D-20 synthesizer but I want to reset them to their factory preset sounds. I understand from the answer to this question that I can reset the device, but I'm not sure if the procedure described restores the synth to factory settings, or simply erases everything. Which is it? I am interested only in a factory reset - I don't want to end up erasing everything and then have no sounds at all.
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This question came from our site for engineers, producers, editors, and enthusiasts spanning the fields of video, and media creation.
According to this site, the D-5 cannot be reset, but the D-20 can.
From what I can tell, resetting the D-20 will put it back to factory defaults without losing all the sounds. (see the comments on this answer)


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Rancho Mirage, CA (Sports Network) - Inbee Park fired her second straight 5-
under 67 on Saturday and extended her lead to three strokes after 54 holes of
the Kraft Nabisco Championship.
Park finished three rounds at 12-under-par 204. She missed the 54-hole scoring
record by one stroke at Mission Hills Country Club.
The 24-year-old will go for her fifth LPGA Tour title and second major
championship on Sunday.
Lizette Salas carded a 3-under 69 and remained alone in second place at
minus-9. She has three top-10 finishes in her last four starts, but is still
winless on the LPGA Tour.
Angela Stanford fired the low round of the day as she posted a 6-under 66 to
move into a share of third place at minus-6. She was joined there by two-time
Karrie Webb (67), three-time runner-up Suzann Pettersen (67), Karine Icher
(68), Pornanong Phatlum (70) and Jessica Korda (68).
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Very good!
Didnt find this one very impressive. Was more like a pudding. Needed more cream cheese in bottom layer. Will not make again
Those of you having a problem with runny pumpkin, I was wondering if you put the pudding mix in dry, or did you try to make the pudding? The mix must go in dry.
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Royals name Steve Foster bullpen coach
The Kansas City Royals have announced that Steve Foster will join the Major League staff as bullpen coach for the 2010 season.
Foster, 43, served in the same capacity for the Florida Marlins from 2007-2009. Under Foster and Pitching Coach Mark Wiley's watch, the Marlins bullpen posted the ninth-best ERA in baseball in 2009 at 3.83. Prior to his time on the Major League staff, Foster spent two seasons as a pitching coach at Class-A Greensboro in the Florida chain. Foster has also served as a scout with Tampa Bay and worked collegiately as both a head coach at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and a pitching coach at the University of Michigan.
In his playing days, the right-hander made 59 Major League appearances for the Cincinnati Reds from 1991-1993, going 3-3 with a 2.41 ERA before several arm injuries derailed his career. He was a member of a dominant Reds bullpen that featured three pitchers known as the Nasty Boys – Norm Charlton, Rob Dibble and Randy Myers. A 12th round selection of the Reds in the 1988 Draft out of the University of Texas-Arlington, Foster was a two-time all-state pitcher for DeSoto (TX) High.
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Search is on for Mainly Mozart
Four guest conductors set for 2014, likely candidates for music director post
With David Atherton's departure as music director of the Mainly Mozart Festival Orchestra, the institution has named four guest conductors for 2014, all of whom are potential candidates for the position.
They are: Nicholas McGegan, founder and director of San Francisco's Philharmonic Baroque Orchestra; Michael Francis, chief conductor and artistic adviser to Sweden's Norrköping Symphony Orchestra; Justin Brown, music director of the Alabama Symphony; and Carlos Miguel Prieto, music director of the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de Mexico and the Orquesta Sinfónica de Minería).
"We are meeting and getting to know and inviting in conductors to work with us," said Nancy Laturno Bojanic, Mainly Mozart co-founder and executive director, who just finalized the orchestra's 2014 season. "And through that process, we anticipate our new music director emerging."
Bojanic said she and the board have no timetable regarding an appointment.
If the music director position is in flux, the rest of the organization has sharply come into focus.
"I think last year we were in transformation," she said. "Now we are transformed."
As it did last year, the organization will present a "Spotlight Series" of chamber music performances curated by Anne-Marie McDermott, an "Evolution" series headed by pianist Stephen Prutsman, a "Chamber Players" series programmed by cellist Ronald Thomas, and a "Mozart & the Mind" series headed by scientist Tim Mullen.
In addition, Hernan Constantino, music director of the former San Diego Youth Artists Symphony, joins Mainly Mozart's leadership team. Mainly Mozart absorbed the Young Artists Symphony earlier this year and renamed it the Mainly Mozart Youth Orchestra.
Here is the 2014 Mainly Mozart lineup:
"Festival Orchestra" concerts at the Balboa Theatre (7:30 p.m.)
June 7: All-Mozart "Orchestral Showcase" with violin soloists William Preucil and Martin Chalifour, and pianist Anne-Marie McDermott
June 11: Nicholas McGegan, guest conductor, with violinist James Ehnes (Brahms' Violin Concerto)
June 14: Michael Francis, guest conductor, with bassoonist Whitney Crockett (Mozart Bassoon Concerto)
June 18: Carlos Miguel Prieto, guest conductor, with pianist Jorge Federico Osorio (Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4)
June 21: Justin Brown, guest conductor, with pianist Shai Wosner (Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20)
"Mozart & the Mind" presentations at the Auditorium at TSRI (presentation at 5:30 p.m.; "Interactive Music & the Brain Expo and Wine Reception" at 6:30 p.m.; "Spotlight Series" concert at 7:30 p.m.
May 10: Laurel Trainor
May 17: Concetta Tomaino
May 31: David Rosenboom
"EVOLUTION" concerts at The Abbey (7:30 p.m.)
May 15: "New Wave" — Mexican Classical Music
May 22: Theme TBA
May 29: Tribute to Jazz Piano Greats
"Chamber Players" concerts
At the Timken Museum of Art in Balboa Park (7 p.m.): June 5, 12, 19
At St. Elizabeth Seton Church, Carlsbad (2 p.m.): June 1
At Ruby G. Schulman Auditorium, Carlsbad (2 p.m.): June 15
Spotlight Series
Jan. 23 (7:30 p.m. at the Auditorium at TSRI): The McDermott Trio (Kerry McDermott, violin; Maureen McDermott, cello; Anne-Marie McDermott, piano); program repeats Jan. 24 (6 p.m. at the Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club, Rancho Santa Fe)
Feb. 27 (7:30 p.m. TSRI): Mandelring Quartet (Sebastian Schmidt, violin; Nanette Schmidt, violin; Roland Glassl, viola; Bernhard Schmidt, cello); program repeats March 1 (6 p.m. at the Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club) and March 2 (2 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Seton Church, Carlsbad)
March 29 (7:30 p.m. TSRI): Steven Copes, violin; Yura Lee, viola; Ronald Thomas, cello; Jeremy Kurtz-Harris, bass; Anna Polonsky, piano; program repeats March 30 (2 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Seton Church, Carlsbad and 6 p.m. at the Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club)
April 26 (7:30 p.m. TSRI): John Lill, piano; program repeats April 27 (6 p.m. Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club)
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i want to join the 400 class bull elk club, ive gotten a 355 with my bow last year in utah, i want to hunt them in New Mexico, Nevada and Arizona,
I also want to get an alaskan yukon moose one day with a big ole griz.
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3 antelope, 1 from each of the trophy hot spots in the US in my eyes, Wyoming, (NV/OR/CA region), and the AZ/NM. 1 down, 2 to go, in my lifetime...
I'd like to get the 3/4 turkeys in the US. (I had a timeline for this but it went out the window)
I want the NA10 before I turn 41.
i want to join the 400 class bull elk club, ive gotten a 355 with my bow last year in utah, i want to hunt them in New Mexico, Nevada and Arizona,
I also want to get an alaskan yukon moose one day with a big ole griz.
I saw a guy take a moose/caribou in canada, NWT maybe? forget what kind of caribou, mtn maybe? looked like an awesome combo hunt!
Not hunting, but a fly fishing slam. It's the 20 club. A 20" Brown, Rainbow, Cutthroat, and Brookie on the same fly. The 20" Brookie would be hard.
I know one guy who did it on the Frying Pan.
I would like to have a 130"+ blacktail, a 190"+ muley, a 170"+ whitetail, and a 75"+ pronghorn. All archery would be cool, as I already have the blacktail and bull in those categories with archery, but I'm definitely not opposed to increasing my odds with the rifle.
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Well when I die I want to have taken a ram for every year that I lived. Just a goal, not saying I will probably accomplish it.
There are about 30 wild goats, I want at least 3 of all of them too.
As far as deer goes. I want a 500 gram roe buck, a 15 kilo red stag hunted wild in Europe, and as many 40 inch mule deer as God gives me. It would be great to take a huge bull elk every year too, but since I live in Australia now, and I am moving back to Alaska I don't see that happening.
As far as Africa goes, I have hunted there (the photos are on my forum page), and I'd like to hunt there again.
And I'd like to take every big game animal in Asia, North America and Europe several times over. I have a long ways to go.
I agree that big brookies can be caught easily. The trick is to get all 4 species in the same water at the same time with one fly. A big brookie in the Frying Pan is rare. All i've ever caught there are rainbows and browns.
I always wanted to do a "north west" OTC slam in my home state. Roosie and rocky mnt elk, BT, MD, and WT.


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Vinny's BBQ in Dakota City now has another distinction, being the second best Breaded Pork Tenderloin in the state, according to judging in a contest sponsored by the Iowa Pork Producers Association.
Sixty-five establishments, including Vinny's BBQ, received the required three nominations to be officially entered in the contest.
Representatives from the Iowa Pork Producer's Association in Des Moines were in Dakota City last Friday to present owners Gary "Vinny" and Tammy Vinsand with the second place plaque and a $250 cash prize.
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Summary:Gorgeous freshman Sydney White has come to Southern Atlantic University to pledge her late mom's once-dignified sorority. But while surviving the pledging process wrought by evil campus witch Rachel, Syd finds out this version of sisterhood isn't remotely what it's cracked up to be. Banished to a condemned house on Greek Row, Syd finds her rightful place with a band of seven very socially challenged guys. With the help of one lovestruck frat boy named Tyler, she and the doofs campaign to take over student government. Fighting for the rights of misfits big and small, Syd organizes her gang to revolutionize the system, once and for all.


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With all major decisions like this there's never one specific reason for why but rather a combination of many reasons that play a part in the process be it in sports or life in general, and the combination of reasons in this case are very evident. was $$$ a factor? obviously after todays transactions.was the immaturity a factor? absolutely! as was the lack of production in the playoffs and lack of superstar potential capibility in arguably the biggest Stanley Cup match ever creating an ever lasting legacy as not being the superstar game breaker in the big game that all of us expected him to be. but the bottom line at the end of the day was the kids LACK OF BALLS! that dont fit Bruins hockey and i believe might have something to do with this
The hard part for Bruins fans is ackowledging the fact the kid is only 21 years old leaving us wondering how good he'll be when he finally does become a man. but if the hip condition that Seguin denies exists is a factor would he ever have lived up to expectations in the future? only time will tell.............I wish him luck in Dallas and thank the kid for his contributions in Boston.
And dont think for one minute Cam Neely's frustration with Tylers wimpy play didn't influence Chia's decision because it did bigtime.
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After seeing Nene struggle to lift his arm in the final quarter of their game against the Toronto Raptors, the Washington Wizards knew they may be in for a few contests without their best inside presence. There isn't a plethora of stars on the 18-39 Wizards so any shortage of players can be a major wrench in the team's offensive plans. Against New York and Detroit, Washington needed all the help they could get. The AFRO recaps a disappointing week for the Washington Wizards.
Feb. 25-Wizards 90, Toronto Raptors 84– Nene scored nine fourth-quarter points and the visiting Wizards received a huge boost from prized rookie guard Bradley Beal (20 points) to avenge last week's loss to the Toronto Raptors. Beal was steady throughout the night along with reserve point guard A.J. Price, who scored 12 points off the bench. Price outscored starting guard John Wall (10 points) who struggled for most of the night with his shot but was helped out by his teammates who contributed to shoot 58 percent from downtown as Washington connected on seven three-pointers. Five Wizards scored in double figures.
Feb. 27- Wizards 95, Detroit Pistons 96– Reserve swingman Trevor Ariza nearly singlehandedly erased a late deficit and won the game for Washington but his three-pointer at the buzzer hit all net and no rim in a crushing home loss. Ariza scored a team-high 22 points but saved his best with Washington down by 11 points and needing a miracle with less than a minute left. Ariza's two three-pointers and two free throws helped the Wizards cut the score to 96-95 with a chance to win the game with 12 seconds left in the game. Swingman Martell Webster found Ariza in the corner in his favorite shooting spot but his three only tickled the bottom of the net without even sniffing the basket. Wizards cable announcers mistakenly thought Ariza made the shot but had to embarrassingly retract their jubilation. Detroit swept their season series with Washington 4-0.
March 1-Wizards 88, New York Knicks 96–Forward Carmelo Anthony and the traveling Knicks brought their high wire act and a pack of rowdy Knicks fans with them to the Verizon Center and put on a show. The absence of Center Nene really hurt Washington as it seemed as if every time the Wizards got within striking distance to take a lead they couldn't find a go-to scorer to get them a crucial basket. Beal scored 29 points and hauled in 11 rebounds but New York clamped down defensively on the home team, limiting Washington to just 11 points in the final stanza. Anthony (game-high 30 points) seemingly made every big shot that a superstar scorer is supposed to make in tight games. With Nene out and Wall struggling, Washington simply couldn't find easy baskets when they most needed them.
Wall continued to struggle under a current two-week slump. The 2010 No. 1 draft pick has averaged just over 11 points on 37 percent shooting in his last five games while turning the ball over 4.6 times a contest in that stretch. The performance hasn't been up to standard but Wall's body language has also taken criticism as the starting point guard has often appeared out of it and withdrawn in games in which he's struggling and reserve lead guard Price is thriving.
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Hi friends, I have a problem during the running of ZCS Migration Wizard for Domino. The Import Destination dialog is ok, the next Destination Domain dialog is ok, but the next one LDAP server information dialog generate an error after entering the informations required:
LDAP Server: domino01 (this is the name of the server, internal)
LDAP Port: 390 (non standard port)
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Jenna Forrest of Oriental and Shion McIntosh of Dudley were united in marriage on July 13, 2013, at River Dunes with the Rev. Charles Moseley officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Chuck and Wanda Forrest of Oriental.
The bridegroom is the son of Carlton and Vivian McIntosh of Dudley and Gale McIntosh of Goldsboro.
The bride was given in marriage by her father Chuck Forrest.
Nuptial music was provided by guitarist and vocalist Bob Laverty.
The Matron of honor was Kari Forrest Hammond of Oriental, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Martha Arrington of Ararat, N.C., Kure Hern of Greenville, Lauren McDermott of Greenville, Kimberly Steed of Goldsboro.
Best man was Carlton McIntosh of Dudley, father of the groom.
Groomsmen were Billy Brock of Goldsboro, Buck Culbreth of Mount Olive, Jake Miller of Albertson, N.C. and Michael J. Twichell of Oriental.
Assisting with the wedding were ushers Dylan Dunbar, Lucas Dunbar, Justin Spruill and Andrew Spruill all of Oriental and guestbook attendants Ashton Spruill and Peyton Davis of Oriental.
A reception, hosted by the bride�s parents, was held at the Harbor Club at River Dunes.
The couple took a honeymoon trip to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.
The bride is employed by Wayne County Public Schools as a teaching and learning coach.
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WESTMORELAND COUNTY, Va. (WUSA) - Cople Elementary School in Westmoreland County will be closed Friday, February 17 due to a large number of students and staff members who are sick with the Norovirus, according to the following notice that appeared Thursday on the school's website:
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Several students and staff in our school are sick with vomiting and diarrhea. Virginia Department of Health is working with us at Cople Elementary School to help prevent more illness. At this time, it appears that the cause of the illness is a virus, most likely the Norovirus (Norwalk-like virus).
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MORNINGSIDE, Md. - Saturday, October 5th, 2013 is your chance to learn how to play tennis with some of the world's best players - for free and no matter how old you are. Don't worry: you don't have to be an expert, but it is a great opportunity brushing up on your own tennis games, if you have some.
The event is called T3 - Thanking our Troops through Tennis Event. It is a series of tennis clinics joint Base Andrews for individuals of all ages and playing abilities (beginner to advanced).
You can learn all aspects of the game from four former tour players.
Taking part is Dick Stockton, a tennis champion and T3 founder who was once ranked as the eighth best tennis player in the world.
He will be joined by former Wimbledon Champion Stan Smith, International Tennis Hall of Fame member Gigi Fernandez and Wimbledon Ladies Doubles Champion Joanne Russell.
T3 is an initiative of the non-profit entity Blue Sky Foundation, Inc., created to show support for our troops, by holding tennis clinics at military bases around the country.
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