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(KSDK Sports) -- The typical St. Louis college basketball fan should be feeling pretty lucky this St. Patrick's Day. Personal allegiances aside, three regional teams tied to this area are expected to receive invitations to the NCAA Tournament today.
The Saint Louis Billikens story is one for the ages. In the wake of the death of head coach Rick Majerus, the Billikens have re-ignited a city and it's fan base, as they go for another milestone today, capturing their first Atlantic-10 Championship. The championship would give SLU an automatic NCAA bid, but even a loss today, should not keep them out.
Missouri and Illinois have both been eliminated from their conference tournaments, but Patrick Stevens, USA TODAY Sports' bracket/bubble specialist for the 2013 NCAA tournament predicts all three will get invites.
Stevens has covered college sports and projected the NCAA tournament field for more than a decade for various publications, including The Washington Times. Don't like his projections? Tweet him @D1scourse.
Bracket Prediction: The field of 68 less than 24 hours before Selection Show
Indiana could have lost the No. 1 overall seed this weekend - and in the process, its comfortable road to the Final Four.
The Hoosiers not only fell from the top slot in the field in this projection, they also tumbled out of the Midwest regional. The top spot there (and overall) belongs to a Louisville team with top-six finishes in the RPI and strength of schedule, a 10-4 mark against the top 50 and a 14-4 record away from home.
Another No. 1 seed should be Duke, a team whose non-conference work and an obvious injury issue (Ryan Kelly) that's since been resolved more than makes up for an early exit in the ACC tournament.
The nod for the final No. 1 seed goes to Kansas. Yes, the Jayhawks had one dreadful day at Texas Christian. They also have 13 wins against the top 50 (most in the field) and 15 top-100 triumphs (tied for second in the field). That trumps Gonzaga, which owns 11 top-100 victories and possesses a weaker overall and non-conference strength of schedule.
The net result for Gonzaga wouldn't be substantially different. The Bulldogs should still wind up in Salt Lake City the opening weekend of the tournament, should still play in the West regional and should still be a fine candidate to reach the Final Four. But as the regular season comes to a close, Louisville, Duke, Indiana and Kansas stand as the teams with the deepest résumés over a full 32 to 34 games.
Last four in: Mississippi, Middle Tennessee, La Salle, Saint Mary's
First four out: Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts
Next four out: Kentucky, Alabama, Southern Mississippi, Charlotte
Conference call: Big East (8), Big Ten (7), Atlantic 10 (5), Big 12 (5), Mountain West (5), Pac-12 (5), Atlantic Coast (4), Missouri Valley (2), Southeastern (3), Sun Belt (2), West Coast (2)
Moving in: Albany, Mississippi, North Carolina A&T, Northwestern State
Moving out: Massachusetts, Morgan State, Stephen F. Austin, Vermont
At Lexington, Ky.
At Lexington, Ky.
(1) BIG EAST/Louisville vs. (16) NORTHEAST/Long Island-MID-EASTERN/North Carolina A&T
(8) CONFERENCE USA/Memphis vs. (9) MISSOURI VALLEY/Creighton
At Kansas City, Mo.
(4) Kansas State vs. (13) MID-AMERICAN/Akron
(5) Wisconsin vs. (12) Boise State
At Dayton, Ohio
(3) BIG TEN/Ohio State vs. (14) SOUTHLAND/Northwestern State
(6) UNLV vs. (11) La Salle/Middle Tennessee
(2) ATLANTIC COAST/Miami vs. (15) IVY/Harvard
(7) Missouri vs. (10) Cincinnati
At Philadelphia
(1) Duke vs. (16) SOUTHWESTERN/Southern
(8) lllinois vs. (9) Oklahoma
At San Jose, Calif.
(4) Marquette vs. (13) WESTERN ATHLETIC/New Mexico State
(5) UCLA vs. (12) PATRIOT/Bucknell
At Auburn Hills, Mich.
(3) Michigan State vs. (14) BIG SKY/Montana
(6) Butler vs. (11) Mississippi/Saint Mary's
At Salt Lake City
(2) MOUNTAIN WEST/New Mexico vs. (15) BIG WEST/Pacific
(7) Notre Dame vs. (10) Colorado
At Dayton, Ohio
(1) Indiana vs. (16) COLONIAL/James Madison-BIG SOUTH/Liberty
(8) N.C. State vs. (9) Colorado State
At Austin, Texas
(4) Syracuse vs. (13) SOUTHERN/Davidson
(5) Oklahoma State vs. (12) OHIO VALLEY/Belmont
(3) SOUTHEASTERN/Florida vs. (14) ATLANTIC SUN/Florida Gulf Coast
(6) Virginia Commonwealth vs. (11) Iowa State
(2) Georgetown vs. (15) METRO ATLANTIC/Iona
(7) PAC-12/Oregon vs. (10) Wichita State
(1) BIG 12/Kansas vs. (16) SUN BELT/Western Kentucky
(8) San Diego State vs. (9) Minnesota
At San Jose, Calif.
(4) Arizona vs. (13) SUMMIT/South Dakota State
(5) ATLANTIC 10/Saint Louis vs. (12) Villanova
At Auburn Hills, Mich.
(3) Michigan vs. (14) HORIZON/Valparaiso
(6) Pittsburgh vs. (11) California
(2) WEST COAST/Gonzaga vs. (15) AMERICA EAST/Albany
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Located at the base of Aspen Mountain, St. Regis Aspen Resort is situated between the mountain's two primary ski lifts and within walking distance to all of Aspen's shops, restaurants and entertainment. The hotel sets the standard for personalized service and relaxed luxury, characteristic of Aspen.
As you would expect from the St. Regis Aspen Resort, every guestroom and suite features indulgent amenities including signature pillow-top beds, down comforters and Pratesi linens. Expansive marble bathrooms are stocked with Remède bath amenities and plush bathrobes.
The signature St. Regis Butler Service has been a treasured hallmark of the St. Regis experience for more than a century, and the Aspen resort's Ski Butlers make the transition from guestroom to ski slope seamless. They assist with ski and snowboard equipment, instruction and transportation to the ski mountain of the guest's choice.
Renowned for its tradition of gracious hospitality, the Hotel Jerome offers all the amenities and services of a deluxe hotel. Built in 1889 at the height of the silver boom in Colorado, Hotel Jerome was the first hotel west of the Mississippi with electricity. In 2012, the Hotel Jerome completed a renovation project, which beautifully preserved the look and feel of this historic Aspen landmark, while providing contemporary updates.
The Hotel Jerome features 93 well-appointed guest rooms and suites. Each spacious guest room and suite is individually decorated with oversized beds and down comforters. Some additional hotel amenities include: twice daily maid service, 24-hour in-room dining, airport and ski resort transfers, valet parking, double-line telephones, oversized bath tubs and separate showers. Auberge Resort guests also receive a complimentary amenity basket.
Located in the epicenter of downtown Aspen, the Limelight Hotel places guests are just two blocks away from Aspen Mountain, the charming outdoor walking malls and more than 100 fine-dining restaurants, as well as the free skier shuttles to Snowmass, Buttermilk and Aspen Highlands.
This 126-room, dog-friendly hotel offers well-appointed hotel accommodations ranging from deluxe rooms with kitchenettes to spacious 1 and 2 bedroom suites, featuring terraces, full kitchens and fireplaces. Guest amenities include an outdoor pool, two hot tubs, fitness center, ski valet and lockers, underground parking, a multilingual computer station, continental breakfast and an in-town shuttle. The new onsite restaurant, the Limelight Lounge, features an array of light Italian fare, as well as a full bar.
The Sky Hotel is a boutique Hotel located right at the base of Aspen Mountain. Funky décor throughout and a cool après ski scene, make the hotel especially popular among the urban crowd. Downtown Aspen's Sky Hotel also provides these fabulous amenities to make your stay complete; flat-screen TVs, high-speed internet access, Frette bed linens, plush down comforters and pillows, fully stocked honor bar (including bottled oxygen), direct dial telephones with voicemail and computer dataports, pet friendly guest rooms, room service is available for breakfast, lunch and dinner, complimentary newspaper, morning coffee and tea service and twice daily housekeeping service. Complimentary on-site cardio room with treadmills, stationary bikes and elliptical trainer available to guests 24 hours a day.
Boasting 40 sweeping acres and some of the most incredible views, Aspen Meadows Resort is located in the historic West End of Aspen and home to the acclaimed Aspen Institute. Full-services amenities include 24-hour complimentary shuttle service to and from the Aspen Airport as well as to downtown Aspen. The resort offers 98 spacious guest suites ranging from 600- to 1,200-square-foot units with kitchenettes, living areas with queen-size sleeper sofas and floor-to-ceiling windows. Aspen Meadows also boasts an extensive health club, outdoor heated saline pool and hot tub, steam rooms, massage and spa services, snowshoe usage in the winter, 24-hour business center, two onsite art galleries and more. Downtown Aspen has world-class dining, but if you don't feel like venturing out Aspen Meadows is home to three onsite dining options, including one of Aspen's best kept secrets: Plato's, which features locally sourced and sustainable cuisine. Based on its conference, dining and other guest facilities, Aspen Meadows Resort is one of Aspen's best spots to hold an event, meeting or special occasion any time of year.
Situated on Main Street and very convenient to the free skier's bus, the Aspen Mountain Lodge provides ski vacationers with easy access to Aspen Mountain's slopes and downtown Aspen. While staying at the Aspen Mountain Lodge, guests are treated to comfortable beds, crisp white linens, daily continental breakfast, an après-ski wine and cheese party throughout the winter and great views—many of the rooms offer mountain views from balconies and private decks. The Lodge's spacious common room features a beautiful stone fireplace, making it great place to warm up after the day on the slopes and recount the day's adventures with friends and family. The lodge has 38 tastefully decorated rooms spread out over four floors. All rooms in the lodge are approximately 288 square feet and each floor offers a different experience. The garden level rooms are budget-friendly and convenient to the common area. The upper level rooms, located on the second and third floors, provides a quieter setting. Balcony rooms offer beautiful mountain views from the third and fourth floors. Guests staying in the deluxe rooms will enjoy mountain views as well, more privacy and special amenities, including king-sized beds, en suite Jacuzzi tubs and private decks.
No matter which room you're staying in at the Aspen Mountain Lodge, you can enjoy a relaxing soak in the outdoor heated pool and hot tub after a great day of skiing or snowboarding.
Unwind at the Element Basalt-Aspen , located in the heart of the Roaring Fork Valley. This Colorado retreat is the perfect location for a getaway during any season. Hiking, biking, skiing and fly fishing are just a few of the activities offered in the area.
Our guestrooms include fully- equipped kitchens, on open-flow living area, and spa-inspired bathrooms. These rooms were designed for our guest to feel healthy, energized, and whole. Complimentary WiFi, fitness center, and an indoor heated pool complete the experience.
The Hearthstone House offers guests the amenities of a larger hotel in a more private setting. Start your morning with a healthy breakfast, as you plan your day with a wide variety of activities. Unwind with a glass of wine by the fire, or relax in the herbal steam room after an invigorating day of recreation.Distinctive amenities include access to the Aspen Club and Spa, complimentary breakfast, complimentary wine, cheese and hors d'oeuvres. All rooms include a mini-fridge, VCR, herbal bath salts and bath amenities, European down comforters and pillows.
The Independence Square is Aspen's only lodge that provides concierge and guest services in a central downtown location. Aspen's shops, restaurants, nightlife and free shuttle buses our located right out the front door. This historic landmark lodge offers modern day convenience with amenities such as wireless internet, rooftop Jacuzzi, refrigerators and ski lockers. After an invigorating day on the slopes, a complimentary après-ski wine and cheese reception is available during the winter season.
The recently updated
Inn at Aspen will exceed your expectations. The modern lobby now features a
24-foot-high grand entryway with floor-to-ceiling windows, which offer
center-stage views of the slopes. Providing the only ski in ski out access at
Buttermilk, the Inn at Aspen is perfect for those who want a quieter atmosphere
without sacrificing location. A new gas fire pit and updated patio, just across
from the entryway, provide a perfect setting for enjoying the warm Colorado
sunshine and watching skiers schuss down the mountain. Additionally, the
property looks right out onto the Hideout children's facility learning area, which
makes it one of the best properties in the Aspen Snowmass area for families.
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Classic Performance Products - Classic LifeWritten on June 1, 2008 Classic Performance Products
Whether it's a vintage musclecar or a classic truck, when it comes to the vehicle's original steering, suspension, and brakes there is always room for improvement in the performance area. That said, it's a no-brainer why Jim Reiss' company dedicated to achieving superior results over stock is named Classic Performance Products.
Although CPP is perhaps best known as a company that ships its products worldwide, it's interesting to note the company welcomes visitors to their Anaheim, California-location with a 3,000 square-foot showroom that includes a will-call parts counter with a knowledgeable staff. Even with a massive showroom, there's not a lot of extra space to walk in between the rows, which contain anything from a CPP fully equipped complete rolling chassis to a rack of custom gas tanks. The CPP external-mount gas tanks are designed to add extra capacity and remove the risk of a dangerous cab-contained, factory-equipped tank that can often lead to a fatal fiery explosion.
Beyond the doors marked "Employees Only" we captured some photographs of R&D engineer Danny Nix designing future products that will add Brembo to CPP's existing lineup, which includes Wilwood, Baer, SSBC, as well as CPP's proprietary line of disc brake calipers. Next to Danny's office there's a large room that houses 12 CPP sales reps (order line: 800/830-0952) ready to assist customers with new orders, or answer tech questions. If it's after hours, a person can go online to the CPP Web site and ask a question that will be answered by e-mail the following day.
In past issues of Custom Classic Trucks we have featured tech installation stories that were photographed in CPP's manufacturing area where, adjacent to a battery of lathes, mills, and TIG welders, there is a two-post lift. Loyal CCT readers might recognize Jeff Wise as the guy who turns the wrenches as we present everything from installing CPP's heavy-duty tubular trailing-arm setup for '60-87 C-10 Chevys, to a complete four-wheel disc brake conversion on a Ford F-100.
CPP recently expanded on its current 20,000-square-foot industrial building by acquiring the 10,000-square-foot industrial building directly next door, and connecting the two separate rear parking lots. The end result is a massive structure that houses a large inventory of raw materials necessary for expedient new part manufacturing, plus an increased area for research and development.
If you're ever in the Orange County area you ought to stop by and check the place out for yourself. You won't be disappointed.


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Birth Place: Cleveland, Ohio, USA
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Born Mary Debra Winger in Cleveland, OH on May 16, 1955, she was the daughter of meat packer Robert Winger (who named her after his favorite actress, Debra Paget) and mother Ruth Felder, an office manager. The family relocated to Southern California when Winger was five, where she showed an aptitude for schoolwork that resulted in her graduating from high school at just 15 years old. She also developed a passion for acting, but kept it a secret from her family. Reports were conflicted about her late teenage years, which found her traveling to Israel to spend time on a kibbutz or participate in a youth group that visited one. She also allegedly joined the Israeli army's youth program for a br... Continue Bio >>
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Annemieke de Lange and David Austin were married Nov. 12 in Playa del Carmen, Mexico.
The bride is the daughter of Willem and Margriet de Lange of Los Altos. She graduated from Foothill Middle College, UC San Diego and Loma Linda Medical School. She is a physician.
The groom is the son of Bernard and Joan Austin of San Antonio, Texas. Â He earned a master's degree in business administration from Boston University.
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Last Piano Night (April 28), the Jam in the Van vehicle parked outside the House of Blues and recorded a few acts before they played inside. Here's Jon Cleary doing "When You Get Back" and "Burgundy Street Boogie".
"When You Get Back"
Check out this moody "behind the scenes music video" from New Orleans singer-song writer Krisin Diable. "I Know a Man" from the album Kristin Diable & The City was filmed inside the historic Upper Pontalba building on Jackson Square.
For your weekend viewing pleasure, it's the Neville Brothers, nearly 80 minutes worth, recorded live at Tipitina's on June 19, 1991.
Each year at the summer soltice, the Make Music New York Festival happens, with some 1300 performances over all five boroughs. This year for one of those performances, NPR Music commissioned a new piece by Sunny Jain of Red Baraat called "100+ BPM".
Storyville Records recently posted video of a 1985 performance of "Drop the Bomb" by the great New Orleans blues guitarist Snooks Eaglin (1936-2009).
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Djing a show on OZ is so much fun, to choose songs for 3 hours, it is like my birthday every Monday. The show does have parameters, so, sometimes, I find an artist that I totally dig, but they don't fit the format, so I started doing these blogs to get some of the other music out there. I have a general guideline, three artist, one from New Orleans, one from yesteryear and something new or someone who needs to be discovered or re-discovered. So far, I have wrote about Billy Iuso, Valerie June, Gene Clark, The Wood Brothers, Hard Working Americans and the albume Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones collaborated together celebrating the Everly Brothers. You can find these blogs here on the WWOZ website. Hope you dig!!
I'll be in subbing for the Traditional Jazz show tomorrow, Thursday, July 10, 2014 from 9-11am. Joining me will be John Joyce, bassist for New Orleans favorites The Smoking Time Jazz Club. John is one of the most knowledgeable and committed jazz musicians I've had the pleasure of knowing.
New York's The Young Presidents (Mitch Kaneff and Jake Hertzog) joined up with New Orleans icon Ivan Neville to shoot this "exuberant, fun video" of their original rock tune "Time" at various locations around town, including WWOZ.
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Missing fossil fuels are one way to explain it; another is intentional technological stagnation/regression (see David Weber's Safehold series). Yet another is a metal-poor planet. Most of the inventions which have advanced us by leaps and bounds were invented using or because of metals.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Later Tuesday, Apple is expected to unveil the latest versions of its iPhone. With that fresh crop of new devices comes the question: what to do with the old ones?
You have a bunch of options when it comes to re-selling your smartphone. First, consider the condition of your phone. You'll get more cash if it has less cosmetic damage.
For people in big cities, selling a popular device like an iPhone can probably be done locally, through a site like Craigslist. This avoids fees like shipping if you meet in person to make the exchange. You also get the money straight away if you do this deal in cash.
Those looking to resell outside of their immediate area can consider sites like Gazelle, U-Sell, or Ebay. Major carriers like AT&T, Verizon and Sprint all have recycling programs for old devices. They can either be refurbished and sold at a discounted price, or recycled for their plastic, metal and glass.
Regardless of the option you choose, you'll definitely want to wipe the smartphone clean of your personal data before handing it over. Back-up your contacts, photos, music and documents first. Then restore the device to factory settings. If you are talking about an iPhone, you'll find that under settings --> reset --> "reset all settings."


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Having carved in the neighborhood of 500 pieces of art, Archie Silvrants of Grant is donating his latest masterpiece to the North Platte Woodcarvers to be raffled off June 15-16 to raise funds for the club. "Lord of the Sky" is carved out of a horn depicting an eagle flying into the valley on one side and its mate by a nest on the reverse side. Over half of Silvrants' carvings are ornaments which he gifts to kids at Christmas time. (Photo by Jan Rahn)


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Michael Paul Sorrentino grew up in Staten Island, NY, where he worked several odd jobs including managing a fitness center and exotic dancing with the All American Male crew. The self-professed "Guido" (a slang term for Italian-American men who conduct themselves with a macho attitude and have a penchant for excessive tanning, hair products and gaudy jewelry) moved into a Seaside Heights beach house in August 2009 as part of MTV's "Jersey Shore." The reality series brought together eight single and outspoken strangers - all of Italian-American descent - to live and work while cameras followed their every move. Sorrentino was the second oldest of the cast, which included Rhode Island musician... Continue Bio >>
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Dr. Daly brings to Niagara University a real world business perspective. His past employment includes R&D engineering with a multinational chemical firm and marketing management of a laboratory instrument manufacturer. Latin America and Europe was his primary focus of business travel and negotiation experience.
The winner of two Fulbright scholarships, Dr. Daly has lectured extensively on medical tourism, business-to-business marketing, and business education. These engagements have covered much of Europe and Asia, including China, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Romania, and Finland. Two universities selected Dr. Daly for their awards of teaching distinction. He has published and presented over fifty papers; including one of the most commonly cited articles in the Journal of Marketing Education. Dr. Daly was elected national vice-chair of the Teaching Special Interest Group of the American Marketing Association. Before assuming his new role at Niagara University, Dr. Daly was dean of the Business School at Tiffin University (Tiffin, Ohio), then at the University of the Incarnate Word (San Antonio, Texas). His other teaching experience includes time at both Villanova University and Temple University in Philadelphia, Pa.
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- Daly, S.P., "Medical Tourism Facilitators: Key Intermediaries in a Huge, Hidden Industry," AMA Services Marketing SIG, Porto, Portugal, June 2010.
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Dr. Daly presently serves on the Editorial Board of the world's premier business-to-business academic journal, Industrial Marketing Management. His community service roles have included serving on the Boards of the Alamo Heights (TX) Chamber of Commerce, the United San Antonio Federal Credit Union (TX), the Ohio Learning Network, and the Seneca Area Career System (OH). Dr. Daly also led two bond levy campaigns in support of public education (OH) as Chair of the Steering Committee.
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Mr. SMITH of New Jersey. Mr. Speaker, I rise again, as we do at this time every year, to commemorate those who lost their lives, their families, and their livelihood in the Armenian genocide . That terrible tragedy, perpetrated by the Ottoman Empire in 1915 and afterwards, marked the first of the 20th century's state-ordered genocides against a minority group.
Traditionally, Armenians everywhere have set apart April 24 to mark the genocide in solemn remembrance. For friends of Armenians , this is an occasion to express solidarity with the worldwide Armenian community. We mourn the dead and express our condolences to their living descendants. On this occasion, we reflect upon the meaning and lessons of their suffering and sacrifice.
Surely the most basic lesson we should have learned from Armenia's catastrophe is elementary courtesy towards the truth in the face of horror. It is always better to build the future on a foundation of transparency, honesty and reconciliation about the past. We should not, we must not, shrink from the correct term to characterize what happened. I appreciated very much Governor George W. Bush's statement in February 2000 when he said, ``The Armenians were subjected to a genocidal campaign that defies comprehension and commands all decent people to remember and acknowledge the facts and lessons of an awful crime in a century of bloody crimes against humanity.'' In a letter to the President last year, I noted my support for his ``principled stand on the issue [which was] a welcome change from previous practice.''
Mr. Speaker, as we commemorate this appalling tragedy of last century resulting in the massacre of ``as many as 1.5 million Armenians through forced exile and murder'', let us not shy away from using the correct term: genocide .
I do agree with the President's statement yesterday ``recognizing that demonizing others lays the foundation for a dark cycle of hatred. Transcending this venomous pattern requires painful introspection about the past and wise determination to forge a new future based on truth and reconciliation. In this spirit, I look forward to Turkey restoring economic, political, and cultural links with Armenia .''
Mr. Speaker, next year, we will mark this somber anniversary once again. Let us hope that Armenians and their friends all over the world will take some solace in the vision of Armenia living in peace with her neighbors and in prosperity and impressing the world with the spiritual and material products of the unbreakable Armenian spirit.
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Resisting Trade Sanctions
November 11, 2010
As we noted in yesterday's posting, the World Bank reports that the easing of regulations has permitted U.S. shippers with greater access to foreign markets. But the organization's president, Robert Zoellick, has also cautioned against U.S. protectionism.
In a letter originally printed in the Financial Times, he observed that with a new Congress, the U.S. will need to address structural spending and ballooning debt that will tax future growth. President Barack Obama has also spoken of plans to boost competitiveness and revive free-trade agreements.
According to Zoellick, the U.S. and China could agree on specific, mutually reinforcing steps to boost growth.
"Based on this, the two might also agree on a course for renminbi appreciation, or a move to wide bands for exchange rates," he said. "The U.S., in turn, could commit to resist tit-for-tat trade actions; or better, to advance agreements to open markets."
Among his other points:
*Major economies, starting with the G7, should agree to forego currency intervention, except in rare circumstances agreed to by others. Other G7 countries may wish to boost confidence by committing to structural growth plans as well.
*These steps would assist emerging economies to adjust to asymmetries in recoveries by relying on flexible exchange rates and independent monetary policies. Some may need tools to cope with short-term hot money flows. The G20 could develop norms to guide these measures.
*The G20 should support growth by focusing on supply-side bottlenecks in developing countries. These economies are already contributing to half of global growth, and their import demand is rising twice as fast as that of advanced economies. The G20 should give special support to infrastructure, agriculture and developing healthy, skilled labor forces. The World Bank Group and the regional development banks could be the instruments of building multiple poles of future growth based on private sector development.
*The G20 should complement this growth recovery program with a plan to build a co-operative monetary system that reflects emerging economic conditions. This new system is likely to need to involve the dollar, the euro, the yen, the pound and a renminbi that moves towards internationalization and then an open capital account.
And his most thoughtful observation might be this: "with talk of currency wars and disagreements over the US Federal Reserve's policy of quantitative easing, the summit of the Group of 20 leading economies in Seoul this week is shaping up as the latest test of international co-operation. So we should ask: co-operation to what end?"
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That's it. Until now I've laughed off the bizarre and batty edicts imposed by Brussels bureaucrats such as outlawing bendy bananas and cucumbers, denying that water is hydrating, that prunes are not laxatives and that eggs cannot be sold by number only weight. Even the ban on feeding kitchen scraps to chickens hasn't rattled my coop. There may be a potential two year prison sentence for that little misdemeanour but I say bring it on, Brussels! Come over to Majorca with your arrest warrants and see how far you get in my rural valley.
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1. Dissertatio physiologica inauguralis, de causis respirationis ejusdemque effectibus quam: sub moderamine viri admodum Reverendi Johannis Ewing, S.S.T.P. Universitatis Pennsylvaniensis praefecti, ex curatorum perillustrium auctoritate, nec non amplissimae facultatis decreto, deo maximo annuente, pro gradu doctoris summisque in medicina honoribus et privilegiis rite et legitime consequendis
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2. An inaugural experimental dissertation, being an endeavor to ascertain the morbid effects of carbonic acid gas, or fixed air, on healthy animals, and the manner in which they are produced: which, under the direction of the Rev. John Ewing, D.D. provost of the University of Pennsylvania, by the authority of the Board of Trustees, and with the approbation of the faculty, is submitted to the candid examination of the learned. 19th day of May, 1794 ; for the degree of Doctor of Medicine
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Allegations of Severe Bullying on Lisbon High School Wrestling Team | KCRG-TV9 | Cedar Rapids, Iowa News, Sports, and Weather | Local News
Just came across this story on KCRG. I was shocked what actually happened in that school. Bullying has gone a long way since I was in school. I really hope this is only a issue at this school and not a wide spread issue.
Typical wrestlers
That's nasty.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
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This is pathetic and disgusting.
I heard that they were tea bagging the freshman in addition.
Reminds me of that episode of south park when cartman took a pic of putting junk in butters mouth and tried to call him gay.
As a past wrestler and wrestling fan I find this appalling and hope that these kids get kicked off the team as well as charged with some sort of assault.
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Horrible and disgusting!! The horrible crap people come up with to do to others is truly incredible. Incredibly sad!
Not sure if this is accurate or just notice it more... but kind of seems like many more people are reporting hazing, abuse, etc... since the Penn State ordeal has gone down.
Rampant homophobia doesn't make these things any better. It's a worldwide problem, the US is probably one of the least homophobic countries and it's still a major issue here.
The disgusting Abu Ghraib embarrassment where the US military was ramming broom sticks up prisoners rear ends shows repressed homophobic rage like this is waaaaaaaaaaay bigger than high school kids, sports or the sport of wrestling (I was a wrestler myself and still a fan/proponent of the sport). That was an international embarrassment that probably led to continued generations of hate and terror.
I don't mind some hazing (we taped freshman to goal posts, used them as tackling dummies, and stuff like that) but peeing on someone and sexual stuff is just messed up.
What does one call a person who lives in Lisbon? I've been in this area for nearly 10 years, best I can come up with is Lisbian.
Lisbon jokes aside, I think the best course of action is that some unidentifiable folks from town show the tough guys who's tough.
Wresters are used to balls on their face all the time.. Getting peed on is another story.
Not only will these guys get kicked off the team, but I wouldn't be surprised if they had to register as a sex offender if they are found guilty of this. That alone will cause them to regret this for a very long time.
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Not only will these guys get kicked off the team, but I wouldn't be surprised if they had to register as a sex offender if they are found guilty of this. That alone will cause them to regret this for a very long time.
Holy crap, good point. Way to screw up your future. Hope the 'pee on the freshman' game was fun.
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If my son was getting picked on that severely I would think about enrolling him somewhere else.
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Korean War remembered
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Hellgate Press has published a book by James N. Butcher, of Washington, D.C., titled "Korea: Traces of a Forgotten War."
Butcher was born in Bergoo in 1933. When Butcher was 8, his father was killed in the coal mines and his mother died three years later. By then the family had moved to Charleston's West Side, where he and his elder sister and brothers managed to raise themselves.
The day after graduating from Stonewall Jackson High School in 1951, Butcher left Charleston for the Army. He was an infantryman with Fox Company of the 17th Infantry Regiment during the final year of the Korean War. He saw action in the Battle for Jane Russell Hill and the first Battle of Pork Chop Hill.
Butcher went on to earn a doctorate in clinical psychology and is professor emeritus in the psychology department at the University of Minnesota. He has published 58 books in his field of psychology.
The paperback book is $21.98 and available at hellgatepress.com.
City native writes novel
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Charleston native J. Dwayne Craigo has published his first book, "The Gathering."
The novel is set in Tennessee, where Craigo now lives. The plot is about the citizens of a small town awaiting a visit from the U.S. president for a Fourth of July celebration. Meanwhile, a gathering of other, uninvited people is taking place.
The paperback book may be obtained from www.publishamerica.com.
Hechler on teaching
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Ken Hechler, former congressman and West Virginia secretary of state, has written "How to be a Great Teacher."
In chapter one, he notes that he was trained as a teacher "and enjoyed the happiest years of my life" in the classrooms of Columbia College, Barnard College, Princeton, the University of Charleston and Marshall University.
The book is published by Pictorial Histories Publishing, Missoula, Mont.
Picture book of robins
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- John M.H. Pratt, of Charleston, has published a small paperback picture book of a family of robins.
He says "The Magic Window" was inspired by the reactions of his nieces and nephews to the photographs. For more information on the book and for more photographs, visit www.jacketflap.com/jmhp.
Yarns of Appalachia
CHAPMANVILLE, W.Va. -- Woodland Press of Chapmanville has published a collection of poems and stories inspired by Appalachia.
Cat Pleska and Michael Knost edited the collection. Contributors include Karin Fuller, Lynne Schwartz-Barker, Rob Merritt, Frank Larnerd, Mary Lucille DeBerry and Barbara Smith.
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XU MBA Joins with Joseph-Beth & Others to Host A.G. Lafley in Discussion of His New Book - Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works
The MBA program at Xavier University is pleased to partner with Joseph-Beth Booksellers & others in hosting a reception & talk by A.G. Lafley, former Chairman & CEO of Procter & Gamble.
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CHARLESTON (AP) - A commission studying West Virginia's highway system is proposing tax and fee increases to raise millions of dollars for maintenance and repairs.
The proposals include increasing the sales tax from 6 percent to 7 percent, increasing vehicle registration and title fees, raising the cigarette tax by 50 cents a pack, increasing the excise tax on diesel fuel and raising the automobile privilege tax.
The West Virginia Blue Ribbon Highway Commission decided Wednesday to hold six public hearings around the state on the proposals in June, media outlets reported Thursday.
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Another commission member, Sen. Robert Plymale, D-Wayne, said the public needs to be educated about the financial cost of allowing roadways to deteriorate.
"What's the cost to commerce?" he asked. "I'm trying to make sure we'll be able to compete, both globally and locally."
More than 1,300 miles of state roads are deficient and about 653 miles of roadways have unacceptable levels of congestion, Wes Stafford with the engineering consulting firm CDM Smith told the commission.
Stafford said nearly 39 percent of state roads will be deficient within 25 years if current funding levels are not increased.
"We've got to come up with the money some place, and the public is the only place that can cough the money up," said commission member Jan Vineyard, president of the state Oil Marketers and Grocers Association. "We're going to have to do one heck of a job to get people to say 'I'm going to re-elect Sen. Plymale and Sen. Beach even though they raised my taxes.'"
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin established the commission in August 2012 to develop a long-term plan for the state's highway system. Its members include state officials, members of statewide constituency groups, county and municipal representatives, legislators and citizens.
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Edward Gorey was an author and illustrator of many books that often have the appearance of children's stories, but are usually much more ominous, even sinister, and yet oddly humorous. Gorey produced three books, which collect in total more than three dozen individual books: 'Amphigorey', 'Amphigorey too' and 'Amphigorey also'. Gorey was on the dark side of the comics form for close to five decades. His name has become synonymous with an approach to cartooning that is both cerebral and disquieting.
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Western works with Crow Creek Nation to repair structure
|The initial topsoil removal and cutting back of the bank (notice the eroded area close to the structure footing), while Crow Creek Nation archaeological monitor looks on.
In May, floodwaters engulfed the Crow Creek Reservation located in central South Dakota, damaging several roads and structures. Flash flooding eroded a ravine next to one of Western's transmission towers located on private land within the reservation boundary. The erosion endangered both the tower and the line's operability and reliability near a 230-kilovolt steel transmission line. Had the bank caved to the edge of the footing, the tower would have begun to lean and could eventually have collapsed, cutting power to the customers who rely on the line. Western's Upper Great Plains region employees, in cooperation with the Crow Creek Nation, worked to prevent its destruction.
Western's Engineering and Maintenance employees determined that the best way to fix the erosion problem was to use simple but effective Gabion baskets to stabilize the bank and divert water away from the structure. Gabion baskets are large wire baskets filled with rip-rap and connected together—in this instance, three tiers high— to divert the flow of water away from an eroding bank. Initially, the floor of the ravine was leveled in order for a track-hoe to cut back the bank for the placement of the baskets. Filter fabric that allows for the passage of water, but not sediment, was layered between the baskets, and the soil from the excavated bank was then filled in behind the baskets. A layer of clay was then placed in the ravine in front of the baskets to prevent soil from eroding out from underneath.
The Crow Creek Nation, as stewards of the cultural resources within the reservation boundaries, felt that it was important to protect and preserve these sites. It's also Western policy to preserve, protect and avoid disturbance to cultural resources whenever possible. For that reason, UGP developed several project alternatives to address the emergency situation without damaging the archaeological sites. Western was able to keep its construction "footprint" to a minimum, thereby reducing the amount of ground disturbance around the project area.
Field work began Nov. 2 and concluded within two weeks. Nice weather conditions helped the work progress quickly. Following completion of the project, Western restored the excavated bank and reintroduced the removed vegetation to the topsoil so that it has a chance to recover in spring.


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NEW YORK (Reuters) – The National Basketball Association on Tuesday banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling from the game for life for racist comments that outraged players, fans and the U.S. President.
Sterling, the longest-tenured owner of any of the 30 NBA teams, will not be allowed any role in the operations of his team or be able to serve as one of the league's governors, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver announced at a news conference in New York. Sterling was also fined $2.5 million, Silver said.
The controversy began over the weekend when the celebrity website TMZ.com released an audio recording with a voice said to be Sterling's criticizing a friend for associating with "black people."
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An investigation into the recording concluded the voice was Sterling's, Silver told reporters.
"The man whose voice is heard on the recording and on a second recording from the same conversation that was released on Sunday is Mr. Sterling," said Silver, who is confronting his first major crisis since he was named commissioner in February. "The views expressed by Mr. Sterling are deeply offensive and harmful."
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Sterling's comments caused a wave of outrage in a league that was on the forefront of racial integration in U.S. professional sports and where most of the players are black. Barack Obama, the first black U.S. president, called Sterling's comments "incredibly offensive racist statements."
The ban may not be enough for some critics, who called on Sterling to give up ownership of the Clippers, though observers said the other 29 owners of NBA franchises were not likely to back any move that could set a precedent that would harm their property rights.
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Silver said he would call on the owners to vote to force Sterling to sell the team. Such a move would require approval of three-quarters of the current owners.
The recording on TMZ.com included part of an argument between Sterling and a model who uses the name V. Stiviano about photographs posted to Instagram. "People call you and tell you that I have black people on my Instagram. And it bothers you," the voice said to be Stiviano's says.
The woman also notes in the conversation that she is of Latino and black heritage.
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"Yeah, it bothers me a lot that you want to promo … broadcast that you're associating with black people. Do you have to?" the voice said to be Sterling's says. The same voice is heard telling the woman not to post photos of herself with Earvin "Magic" Johnson, the former Los Angeles Laker. "And don't bring him to my games, OK?"
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Some advertisers had asked to move their commercials out of the national broadcast of Tuesday's Clippers playoff game against the Golden State Warriors by TNT, owned by Time Warner Inc, and the local airing on a sports channel owned by 21st Century Fox, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Sterling bought the Clippers in 1981 at a time when basketball was far less commercially successful than it is today, and the franchise could now be worth as much as $800 million, estimated Robert Boland, chairman of the sports management department at New York University.
Sterling is a property owner was sued in 2003 for discrimination in housing by the U.S. government. The lawsuit in federal court in Los Angeles accused him of telling his staff to rent to Asian tenants but not black or Hispanic people.
(Additional reporting by Julien Linden in New York and Lisa Richwine in Los Angeles; Editing by Grant McCool)


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is off to his usuall start. I am starting to think Alex Thompson might be the greatest off season player in the history of sports. That guy just kills it in the offseason. If we could convince Alex it's the summer time and he is not really playing big 12 basketball yet a pick up game he could take it to a new level. Anyone go to the game?
And let the bashing begin.
Not bashing. Just wonder how the Alex thompson report for the summer always looks the same then he does not play anyting like that.
I like in the Vid of McDermott on Cyclones.com....when Alex catches the ball he stops him and tells him to count to 3 before doing anything.
I'd let it go dude. This has been going on ever since he played at Iowa. It's probably the reason why he was rated as a top 150 kid in just about every service.
At this point we know what we're going to get out of Alex and there's no reason to go down this path. We just need to hope Big Ham and some of the young guys step up and improve as the season goes on.
Originally Posted by Knownothing
Not bashing. Just wonder how the Alex thompson report for the summer always looks the same then he does not play anyting like that.
I was at the game. He played defense well and rebounded well. We're going to need his defense or else we're depending on Brackins' poor d and a bunch of freshman.
Got a LOT of youth on this team. We'll need his experience for sure. and like 52 said we need to him to hustle for boards and play tough D or we won't even be in games with the upper tier big 12 competition.
Definitely need AT...Not bashing him, but the problem is upstairs when in comes to the offensive end...Probably need him to talk to a sports psychologist.
I like him on the Defensive end. I think most do. Offensively he is tough to figure out.
AT is what he is - never really going to be able to expect much, if anything - from him on offense.
And at this point, unless the off-season has been very good to him, we're not going to be able to expect much from Brackins on defense.
Greg will have to use these two guys very wisely this year.
My guess is AT will be our best interior defender...can't fault a guy for that.
Anything on the offensive end is just a bonus in my mind.
Yep, don't expect much from him on offense and we won't be disappointed with the stats. I'll be happy if he defends and rebounds well. JVB doesn't exactly look like an intimidator down low.
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Any chance we'll see CB, AT and JVB in the game at the same time?
Will his lack of Offense hurt CB because of double teams?
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Yep, don't expect much from him on offense and we won't be disappointed with the stats. I'll be happy if he defends and rebounds well. JVB doesn't exactly look like an intimidator down low.
I've been saying that since he signed with ISU...10-15 minutes and 1 or 2 threes is what we are going to get out of him.
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