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BOSTON -- For the first time this season, the Boston Celtics had their entire top 12 available Sunday afternoon against the Orlando Magic as Paul Pierce (left mid-foot sprain) and Marquis Daniels (left thumb surgery) saw action.
Celtics coach Doc Rivers had said before the Celtics' 96-89 loss to the Orlando Magic that both would be on a bit of a short leash; Pierce because he's still not 100 percent after missing two games with a foot strain, and Daniels, who missed 28 games after undergoing surgery to repair ligaments in his thumb, because he's not yet up to game speed.
Pierce scored 13 points in 30 minutes against the Magic while Daniels added eight in 13 minutes.
"The foot was a little sore, but I don't think it affected too much of my movement," Pierce said after the game.
Pierce suffered a strain on the top of his left foot in Monday night's 99-88 win at the Washington Wizards. He watched in street clothes from the bench as the Celtics won their next two games, 107-102 over the Miami Heat and 96-87 over the New Jersey Nets.
After determining that Pierce would play, Rivers circled back to his captain to ask again if he felt confident he could go.
"I went to him today -- which I rarely do after we make [the lineup] -- but I went back to him, and said, 'You sure?'" Rivers said before the game. "He said, 'No, the pain is on the top of foot. It's not anything under the foot, I can push off fine. I just hope I don't get kicked or stepped on.' I'm sure that's going to happen now."
Daniels expressed excitement in seeing his first game action since Dec. 4.
"I'm pretty excited to get out there and get active," said Daniels, who wore a small cushion under the tape over his left thumb and wrist. He still hasn't drawn contact in two recent practice sessions, but knows someone's going to whack him before long.
As for his role, Daniels hopes to pick up where he left off.
"Same as it was before I went out," he said before the loss. "Bring some energy, play defense, do the things that they like me to do."
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Many families enjoy cutting their own Christmas tree. I have come to discover that such a venture for my family is seen as an ordeal. You must understand that I'm as dense as a forest, so this took years to dawn on me. We enjoy the look and smell of a fine Noble fir; it's just that any form of choosing a tree — U-cut from the forest or farm, or even shopping the lots — seems to have been, well, grueling.
My wife and I have been married 28 years; our oldest child is 26. Our eldest and her sister, being true romantics, have always loved the charm of a fresh-cut tree — both resisting all forms of trees artificial. They even threatened to leave home should we choose that option. They left home anyway and have married.
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War On Wealth: As Washington debates what to do about the fiscal cliff that it foolishly created, many potential sources of new revenue will be thrown on the table. One of them is likely to be 401(k) plans.
Retirement is an American's reasonable expectation. We put money into investment plans so that our work today funds our hard-earned leisure of tomorrow.
But many in Washington see our investment accounts not as the expressions of well-planned, disciplined decisions but as untapped reservoirs of wealth they can drain to fix the problems that they caused.
The tax protection that 401(k)s have now can be wiped out by grasping politicians who refuse to do what's right, which is to severely cut spending.
The war on retirement, particularly 401(k)s, is quiet now. But that's because it's a cold war.
And like the postwar tensions between the East and West, it could erupt at any time into a hot war.
One group of retirement plan professionals is warning that the hostilities might be closer than many of us think. The American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries launched on Monday, according to Reuters, "a media campaign intended to educate U.S. employers and workers that the federal government might consider changing the tax benefits of retirement savings accounts."
A website set up by the ASPPA advises account holders to tell lawmakers to "keep their hands off your retirement savings" and explains that "Congress needs to reduce the deficit, and part of deficit reduction will most likely be 'tax reform' that increases tax revenue" — the strong suggestion being that Washington is coming after Americans' 401(k)s.
If the ASPPA were alone in issuing its warnings, it could be written off as the hyperbole of an isolated group. But Washington's lust for Americans' retirement investments is well documented.
President Obama's National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, for instance, proposed lowering the cap on the amount workers could place in their 401(k)s without incurring taxes.
And nearly three years ago, Newt Gingrich and Peter Ferrara wrote on these pages about the Treasury and Labor departments "asking for public comment on 'the conversion of 401(k) savings and Individual Retirement Accounts into annuities or other steady payment streams.'"
"In plain English," said Gingrich and Ferrara, "the idea is for the government to take your retirement savings in return for a promise to pay you some monthly benefit in your retirement years."
More than 60 million American workers have a 401(k) or similar — 403(b) or 457(b) — plan. But taxing these accounts or lowering the amount that can be contributed to them tax-free would do little to close the deficit and cut the debt.
Total assets in 401(k)s are roughly $3 trillion. So even if they were seized in their entirety, they would merely retire less than 19% of Washington's $16.3 trillion debt.
Taxed at 50%, 401(k)s would narrowly cover the $1.3 trillion deficit that Washington rang up in 2012.
Already a large chunk of America's retirement is held in the federal government's hands. Between 1937 and 2009, Social Security took in nearly $14 trillion in payroll tax revenue.
In all but 11 of those years, the government collected more than it spent on benefits.
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The 2012 Suzuki Cup and 2013 Malaysia Super League winner has been told he will be 'rested' for the rest of the season and the decision has been criticised by fansSingapore international Baihakki Khaizan confirmed over the weekend that he will no longer be a part of the Johor Darul Takzim team and will not again play for the rest of the season.
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hi just wondering if anyone has cruised with a two year old?? im going on a cruise in july on the princess cruise line which doesnt offer babysitting for under 3 any advice for me? im worried if he will be entertained and if we will be able to enjoy our selves. please help..................
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We love to cruise but we haven't taken our DD yet. So I will bump this since I would like to know!
Is DS potty trained? One thing to check on their website is if he can get in pools with a swim diaper- I looked up Carnival before and kids can't get in the kiddie pool if they aren't potty trained. :(
Actually, that's pretty standard throughout the industry. It has to do with the way the pool water is circulated on ships. Apparently it's very different.
There are some exceptions with pools that are more fountains.
What a lot of parents do is bring a blow up pool and set it up on the deck.
I have to say that we looked into taking a cruise when my youngest was 2 and then when we saw how few ships have anything for that young, we put it off a year until she was 3 and potty trained.
The best source on the web for cruise information is this one. Here is their cruising with children forum but check out the whole site. It'll also help you plan shore excursions, etc.
Another question that pops up on that board, and I'm only mentioning this because I was pregnant on both my older two children's 2nd birthdays, is cruising and expecting. They do have restrictions so please feel NO NEED to answer any indiscreet questions here but if it's relevant, you need to know their policies.
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This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Center of Contemporary Arts and Jute Theatre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 58 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and a television in the lobby.
You can enjoy a meal at a restaurant serving the guests of Coral Tree Inn, or stop in at a snack bar/deli. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Cairns? This hotel has 335 square feet (31 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us! Opens in a new window
Coral Tree Inn166-172 Grafton Street Cairns QLD 4870
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measuring 335 square feet (31 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly hotel also offers an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Coral Tree Inn has designated areas for smoking.
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 58
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 3
- Conference space size (meters) - 31
- Free self parking
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Wedding services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Garden
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference center
- Snack bar/deli
- Year Built 1994
- Conference space size (feet) - 335
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Balcony or patio
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Individually furnished
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Tropical Flavor - This poolside restaurant serves breakfast and dinner.
Nearby Activities
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scuba diving nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Ecotours nearby
Spa Services
- Massages
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 9:30 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No elevators
- Deposit: AUD 50 per stay
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between AUD 12 and AUD 20 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 30 per night
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AbstractThis Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II proposal leverages technologies developed under SBIR Topic AF06-273 to develop cost-effective technology for Radio Frequency (RF) signal distribution over fiber onboard submarines. The technology has the ability to reduce RF signal loss over long distances and across a wide frequency range; reduce the number of hull penetrations; support mast consolidation; and reduce installation costs. The RF over fiber technology will be applied to achieve low cost, efficient, and compact distribution of high bandwidth signals throughout the ship. 3Pi will identify an affordable set of candidate components for replacement and provide a proposed high-level design approach for system improvement using the AF06-273 technologies. 3Pi will then apply these technologies to develop mechanical and engineering models and prototype designs for RF system components. 3Pi will conduct a demonstration of the implemented models and prototypes and document performance of implemented functionality in test reports.
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Sarah Lawrence College has selected the New York City based architectural firm of Polshek Partnership, best known for the Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History in New York and the recent design for the Clinton Library in Little Rock, AK, to design a new visual arts center.
The design process will engage the thoughts of the students and faculty who will use the building as well as the trustees, alumnae/i and staff of the College. A panel that included alumnae/i in the arts, titled "Critical Thinking, Critical Seeing," helped to set the tone for the new Center that will reflect the College's commitment to interdisciplinary learning. "Interdisciplinary art is, in essence, the key to our contemporary culture," said Nancy Spector, a 1981 alumna of the College and a curator at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan. "Artists themselves are moving past specific boundaries."
The Monika A. and Charles A. Heimbold, Jr. Visual Arts Center, named for the donors of the lead gift that has launched the project, will not be "just a building," says Michele Tolela Myers, President of the College that is nationally renowned for its programs in the arts. "The building of the Heimbold Visual Arts Center has been motivated by three factors," said Myers, "student demand, increased impact of visual images in our culture, and trends in the arts themselves."
The Center will allow for a natural integration of the visual arts — drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, film and videomaking, digital imaging — and visual culture, including art history and film history. Myers noted that there is a remarkable blurring of the boundaries between art forms today.
"At Sarah Lawrence, the arts are integrated and integral to our unique pedagogy," Myers said about the educational program that highly values creativity and academic rigor. "Our vision for the new building is that it will function like a community, a meeting place for people making and learning about art, no matter what their disciplines are."
The challenging program, the College's commitment to the arts and the prominent site for the building attracted the attention of nationally known architects. The initial selection process resulted in a short list of two architects, who participated in a 5–week design competition. Partner Susan Rodriguez led the Polshek Partnership competition team and will design the new Heimbold Center.
The Monika A. and Charles A. Heimbold, Jr. Visual Arts Center is expected to open in 2004. A capital campaign has raised $16 million of the estimated $22 million it will cost.
Polshek Partnership is known for architectural excellence and for its extraordinary designs for cultural, educational, governmental and scientific institutions.


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On September 30th, 2015, Congress passed a continuing resolution (CR), a stop-gap measure which continues funding the government at current levels and keeps the government open until December 11, 2015. The CR reauthorized the Special Immigrant Non-Minister Religious Worker Program as well as three other immigration-related programs, the Conrad 30 Program, the EB-5 Program, and the E-Verify Program until December 11, 2015. Finding a more permanent extension for the Special Immigrant Non-Minister Religious Worker Program remains an ongoing issue for CLINIC Advocacy.
Read updates on: Fee Waivers (Form I-912), Expansion of the Provisional Waiver Program, Board of Immigration Appeals Recognition & Accreditation, USCIS Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, Draft Extreme Hardship Policy Guidance for Waiver Applications.
In connection with the State of Texas v. U.S. litigation, USCIS began recalling over 2,600 grants of Deferred Action Childhood Arrival (DACA) and work authorization in May 2015. USCIS increased its recall efforts dramatically following a Court Order issued on July 7. CLINIC officially registered its opposition to the recall and any resulting terminations. CLINIC worked closely with affiliates to support, advise, and assist them and their clients to understand and take necessary actions as well as to responsibly spread the word in the community. CLINIC and its affiliate efforts helped result in 99.2 percent compliance with the recall. Of the 22 terminations of status issued, 12 were reinstated.
Despite continued efforts by advocates, the government's practice of detaining immigrant mothers and their children continues. CLINIC has been especially active in the national fight to eliminate large scale family detention centers. In late March 2015, CLINIC partnered with four other networks to form the CARA Pro Bono Project.Through this project CLINIC has been providing legal services for detained families while leading advocacy and litigation efforts to challenge unlawful asylum, detention, and deportation policies.


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These big ideas, which are the bedrock of the Design for Excellence 2020 strategic plan, are helping students achieve these goals:
In addition to mychesterfieldschools.com, here are ways to keep up with news and activities:
If you have questions, email firstname.lastname@example.com, call 804-748-1405 or mail P.O. Box 10, Chesterfield, VA 23832.
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Bachelorette 2013's Shirtless Zak Waddell: Bachelor Nation Reacts
Zak Waddell knows that the way to a girl's heart... showing off your six pack abs! Since 2013 Bachelorette Desiree Hartsock fell head over heels for ex Sean Lowe and Greek god-caliber abs, Zakie-Zak figured that showing off his own toned torso would be a great way to catch her attention.
And it certainly worked. After meeting a string of suitors dressed in their finest suits, Des was Des taken aback by Zak's shirtless look — as was the rest of Bachelor nation. Previous Bachelor contestants couldn't stop tweeting about Zak and his abs.
Of course, that doesn't mean they were necessarily impressed...
Was shirtless guy showing off his abs or his spray tan? #Bachelorette— West Lee (@NotthatAdamWest) May 28, 2013
DON'T EVER INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO A WOMAN WTHOUT A SHIRT ON UNLESS YOU ARE AT A BRACH. EVER. IT'S NOT SEXY. EVER. #EVER. #FOREVEREVER— Michelle Money (@MoneyMichelle) May 28, 2013
Dude doesn't have a shirt on and guy offers her a room key!!! Oh lord— Ryan Bowers (@RyanBowers22) May 28, 2013
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From Jef with one F to Zak with no C. #thebachelorette #gettherose— Jaclyn Swartz (@JaclynSwartz) May 28, 2013
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5 4 3 2 1: Malcolm Griggs Propels Fifth Third into a First-Rate Risk Management Organization
Githens, Bill, The RMA Journal
Enterprise Risk Management, or ERM, has been evolving as a best practice among large banks for several years. Recently, the concept of identifying and managing credit, market, and operational risk under the leadership of a group dedicated to an enterprise-wide view has gained momentum. Banking regulators are demanding better risk management practices, the Basel II accords require a higher level of sophistication, and the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO) has recently issued its long-awaited guidance on ERM.
The RMA Journal had the opportunity to talk with Malcolm Griggs, executive vice president and chief risk officer of Fifth Third Bancorp, about the ERM concept that he developed and implemented at Fifth Third. Fifth Third Bancorp, headquartered in Cincinnati, has assets of approximately $100 billion and operates over 1,000 banking centers in the Midwest and Florida.
RMAJ: You arrived at Fifth Third in April 2003, on the heels of the Written Agreement with the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland requiring Fifth Third to strengthen its risk controls. Did Fifth Third create your position as Chief Risk Officer in response to the regulatory action?
MDG: Clearly, the agreement with the regulators required us to enhance our risk controls, and we have done so and were released from the agreement in short order. I think the CRO position would have been created in any event, but the timing of the agreement with the regulators probably accelerated the process.
RMAJ: Tell us a little about your background and what you feel prepared you most for the challenges of a CRO position.
MDG: Prior to Fifth Third, I had the privilege of spending nearly 15 years in a variety of risk-related positions with Wachovia and its predecessor, First Union. Before that, I practiced commercial law.
The best preparation for the CRO position has been the opportunity to learn from people who know more than I do. That's a process that doesn't stop.
It's also important to have broad exposure to various types of risk and to the enterprise itself--retail, wholesale sale, capital markets, finance, treasury, and operations--to see 1) where risks might arise, 2) the best controls to have around those risks, and 3) how to measure and monitor the risks on an ongoing basis. It would be difficult for any new CRO to be effective without exposure to the enterprise as a whole.
RMAJ: You had to create an ERM function from scratch. That's a big change for any organization. How much resistance did you encounter?
MDG: You're right, it is a big change, but I encountered very little resistance. I was pleased to find when I arrived that the senior management team was highly receptive to the idea of an ERM function. George Schaefer, our CEO, set the tone from the top by emphasizing the importance of good risk management to our long-term success. Fifth Third prides itself on having a best-in-class sales culture. George asked me to build a best-in-class risk structure as well so that our sales efforts are not negated by incurring avoidable risks. The other leaders in the company also genuinely view the ERM concept, as we've executed it here, to be very useful. Fifth Third has always had a very conservative credit culture. We've always been well capitalized, and we don't engage in the flavor du jour when it comes to lending or other products, so the fundamental mind-set for good risk management was already here. What everyone recognized was that as we get larger and more diverse in our product mix and geography, we have to approach risk management differently.
RMAJ: You refer to how ERM was executed at Fifth Third. How different would that be at other institutions?
MDG: You've really hit on a key point. In order for an ERM program to be successful, it absolutely has to be tailored to the institution. Every bank has a different asset mix and a different business model, so why should an ERM program look the same everywhere? …


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June 9, 2011
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Washington State's Marissa Tschida took third place and Courtney Kirkwood placed ninth in the women's javelin at the NCAA Track & Field Outdoor Championships at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa, Thursday.
Tschida, a senior from Missoula, Mont., and the two-time Pacific-10 Conference champion, threw the spear 171-feet, 3 inches (52.20m) on her fourth attempt. Oklahoma's Brittany Borman won the event with a throw of 178-2 (54.32m), tossed on her fourth attempt and overtaking Stanford's Eda Karesin by slightly more than six feet.
There was a delayed start to the women's javelin of over an hour due to wet conditions from a thunderstorm Wednesday night which delayed other events sharing the field. Tschida's series of throws included distances of 167-6 (51.06m), a foul, and 149-4 (45.52m), placing her second after the first three attempts, and four feet behind the leader, Karesin. Tschida's final three attempts were 171-3 (52.20m), a foul on the right side of the sector, and then by the narrowest of margins, another right side foul. After letting her final throw fly, the official in the field raised the white flag to signal a fair throw and then immediately changed to a red flag to signal a foul. The coaches estimated this was her farthest throw of the day.
"That last throw was the winner, a lifetime-best, and a school record but it just landed a couple of inches out of bounds," Cougar Associate Coach and throws mentor Debra Farwell said. "Marissa has dinked up elbow and was taped up so she couldn't fully extend through a throw so she couldn't get turned on the javelin. To make matters worse there was a cross-wind and we have troubles with cross winds. Between the elbow and the cross wind we made adjustments to her approach but that throw just blew out of bounds."
Tschida, who had the top throw in the country entering this competition at 183-9 (56.02m), earned her third All-American certificate and leaves collegiate competition as the WSU all-time record-holder. In previous NCAA finals Tschida has finished fourth, sixth and 18th. Tschida will not be competing at the USA National Championships later this month in Eugene in order to rest and rehabilitate her elbow.
Kirkwood, a junior from Othello, Wash., placed ninth with a throw of 160-0 (48.78), an improvement from her 2010's 11th place finish. Kirkwood series of throws measured 158-8 (48.37m), 158-7 (48.34m), 155-11 (47.52m), for ninth place through three attempts with only the top nine advancing to the final. Kirkwood's final three attempts were 145-11 (44.49m), 160-0 (48.78m), and 152-9 (46.57m).
Farwell pointed out her pride in the improvement this season by Kirkwood. "I told Courtney after the competition today that it was her turn now. She's getting married next week and she needs to get rested through the summer but she will be ready to come back and continue improving next year."
"Today started slow and Courtney and I worked hard to get it back and fought tooth and nail through finals," Tschida said. "I was extremely proud of her. That last throw was what I wanted, what I needed, just inches out of the sector. I am grateful for my coach, trainers, teammates and the people who surrounded me at Washington State. I will always be honored to be a Coug."
WSU Head Coach Sloan estimated Tschida's final throw to be in the 184- to 186-foot range. "She had a great run and great rhythm to the throw but because of the hurt elbow she couldn't really connect with the javelin," Sloan said. "She and Courtney really pushed themselves in the final throws. Marissa put in a lot of work the past year with the goal of winning the national champion. I'm sad for her."
The final Cougar to compete at the NCAA Championships will be Jeshua Anderson, running in the 400m hurdles final Friday night at 4:45 p.m. Pacific Time. The CBS Sports cable channel will carry live coverage of the NCAA Championships Friday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. PT.


text: In the heart of the rolling hills of Historic Hunterdon County is Clinton, New Jersey. The Holiday Inn Clinton-Bridgewater is located right off of Interstate 78 and has many local attractions such as the Red Mill and The Hunterdon Art Museum. Spacious guest rooms feature all the comforts of home 42 flat screen TV with HDTV Channels, Keurig coffee maker, high-speed Wi-Fi and pillow top mattress. We are a full-service hotel with its friendly staff, new Oase Restaurant overlooking our outdoor patio, all new One-11 Bar & Lounge , large indoor pool , spacious common areas for work or play and Fitness room. Whether you are traveling for business, or visiting friends and family, the Holiday Inn Clinton has something for everyone. Take our complimentary weekday shuttle to offices in Lebanon, Perryville, and Whitehouse Station. Merck, Chubb, Foster Wheeler and Exxon Mobil are all located within 10 minutes. Also, located just 15 minutes away is Diamond Nation. We are convenient to Newark Airport (40 miles E) and Lehigh Valley Airport (35 miles W) and a short distance to downtown with waterfalls, shops and lakeside trails. When you are the person responsible for putting together a successful social event or business meeting, you'll find our experienced sales team will always go the extra mile to help you be the hero at the office or with the family! Our flexible meeting space can accommodate groups of 1 to 450.


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It's no secret that the Miami Dolphins are aiming to fill out the right side of their offensive line, especially right tackle, via the draft. The problem for them is that the top tackles likely will be gone before they pick at No. 19.
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YouTube's millions of videos offer political clips, music videos, homemade films, cartoon clips, vacation footage, sports clips and cooking lessons. There are several methods for downloading your favorite YouTube videos to your Mac, but this is one of the easiest.
Things You'll Need
- Safari Internet browser
- VLC media player
Download Safari from the Apple website. Then, find and download the VLC media player software.
Find and play the YouTube video you want to download. While it plays, click on "Window" in the Safari toolbar. Scroll down the list and click on "Activity." The video title should appear in the Activity window.
Click the arrow in the window to the left of the video title to reveal a list of items underneath. Click on the one that has the words "get video" in the description to download the video from YouTube.
Find the downloaded video on your computer and rename it with the extension .flv. Open the video with VLC and watch it play on your Mac.
Tips & Warnings
- If the description of the item doesn't fit in the window, "get video" may not be visible in the title. Expand the window until you can read the whole thing.
- The .flv videos also work with a QuickTime media player if you have Perian installed on your Mac.
- You can use iSquint, a free utility, to convert your downloaded videos to an iTunes-compatible format.
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You have enough sense to keep your little lady out of the rain, but when a thunderstorm appears out of the thin mountain air she can pull out the Sierra Designs Girls' Hurricane Jacket from her backpack. Tough and super-packable, this rain jacket's Hurricane 2L fabric resists downpours while you splash your way back to the car thanks to its fully taped, PVC-free seams and water-repellent fabric coating.
- A front storm flap and adjustable cuffs prevent her inner layers from getting soak before you get back to the tent or trailhead
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The 'Parkive': an exclusive look through Alan Parker's archives
The director of such classics as Bugsy Malone, Fame and The Commitments recently donated his private archive to the BFI. Here's an early peek at some of the highlights.
Nathalie Morris
Thursday 24 September 2015
Nanni Moretti revisits family loss with wit and mystery in this caustic quasi-self-portrait, says Philip Kemp.
Philip Kemp
Thursday 24 September 2015
Missing believed garbled: Hitchcock's first steps in film
Hitchcock scholars' hopes were dashed at this year's British Silent Film Festival by the hand of historico-cinematic sabotage, reports Henry K. Miller.
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Thursday 24 September 2015
The comfort of disaster (movies)
The 1970s were a chaotic time, Hollywood overrun by deranged auteurs. Luckily there were still a column of white-bread movie stars on hand to save the day, says Brad Stevens.
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Wednesday 23 September 2015
59th BFI London Film Festival announces 2015 juries for First Feature Competition, Documentary Competition and Short Film Award
Jurors include Desiree Akhavan, Clio Barnard, James Kent, Allen Leech, Mark Cousins, Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, Daisy Jacobs, Shezad Dawood, Tom Green and Runa Islam.
Wednesday 23 September 2015
Three to see at LFF if you like... Scandinavian films
Three hot tickets at this year's BFI London Film Festival: a film by an established director, a great debut, and a wild card.
Sarah Lutton
Wednesday 23 September 2015
Auction prizes revealed for the BFI's LUMINOUS fundraising gala
BFI offers you a private screening with Mel Brooks, red carpet access to the world's leading film events, Martin Scorsese's director's chair and the chance to enjoy the FA Cup Final from the royal box.
Tuesday 22 September 2015
ITV at 60: five key programmes that launched Britain's second TV channel
It's six decades since the launch of Britain's first independent TV channel, with its first programmes being broadcast by the London contractor Associated-Rediffusion. Here we remember five gems from the early days of ITV.
Steve Bryant , Lisa Kerrigan , Pam Rostron , Kathleen Luckey , Gosta Johansson
Tuesday 22 September 2015
Three to see at LFF if you like... horror
Three hot tickets at this year's BFI London Film Festival: a film by an established director, a great debut, and a wild card.
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Monday 21 September 2015
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Your next obsession: the droll, dollhouse world(s) of Wes Anderson.
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Late to fix veterans' woesAugust 06,2014Although I was glad to see that Sen. Sanders and Republican Jeff Miller have finally agreed on a critically needed bill to fund the Department of Veteran Affairs, I wonder where these two congressmen, who head their respective Veteran Affairs Committees, have been for the past several years. As a Vietnam-era Army veteran who was denied VA benefits, I feel strongly that those two individuals were asleep at their post while all this was going on. Perhaps, they were spread too thinly or failed to see the significance of the problems. We may never know. In my case, although I was on standby at Fort Gordon, Ga., to participate in the Bay of Pigs Cuban invasion, I never did see combat. Thus, when denied VA benefits, I have no ill feelings, as I thought there were many more needy solders than I. My hope now is that since the VA issues have reached a critical congressional level, that appropriate funding will continue to be forthcoming to all those in need.
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I am trying to see if I could stream the Iowa vs Iowa State game tomorrow. I only have BTN in standard def at my house, but am hoping I could stream it using BTN2Go to get better quality. Anyone ever use this before? It says Mediacom isn't supported, but DirecTV and TWC cable is.
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Schools could get help from the state paying for added security, but superintendents are concerned about how long the money would last.
State lawmakers are considering whether to help schools pay for full-time resource officers. Currently, Center Grove, which has its own police department, is the only local school district with a full-time police officer at any of its buildings. Franklin has one school resource officer, an off-duty Franklin Police Department officer, who is at the high school for about two hours a day.
A proposal being considered by the state legislature would set aside $10 million each year that school districts could use to pay for half or $50,000 — whichever is less — of the cost of a school resource officer. State Sen. Tom Wyss, R-Fort Wayne, one of the bill's co-authors, said that the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., were the impetus behind providing additional security for Indiana schools.
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School resource officer: Someone who has a law enforcement background — in many cases a police officer — as well as training in how to work with students
Cost: The cost can range from $40,000 to $70,000 depending on how much equipment and training the school district is paying for.
The proposal: School districts could apply for $50,000, or 50 percent, of the cost of a school resource officer — whichever is less.
How much: $10 million a year
Requirements: Those details still have to be worked out
How long: That depends on the General Assembly, which would consider whether to continue providing the funding during the next budget session, two years from now
SOURCES: State Sen. Tom Wyss, R-Fort Wayne, area school superintendents
Wyss said that he would rather help pay for school resource officers, who would have a law enforcement background and be trained in how to work with students than consider arming teachers. If a shooting were to happen at a school, a resource officer would have more training in how to fire a weapon and deal with the stress of the situation than a teacher who has been shown how to fire a gun, he said.
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"Whenever it's a grant or something that has a short time period, you have to be very careful about spending that. You need to make sure you can afford it in a general budget," Clark-Pleasant interim Superintendent Becky Courtney-Knight said.
School superintendents started to review their security procedures after the shootings last year. Center Grove, Clark-Pleasant and Franklin schools plan to add buzzers and possibly cameras to the entrances of their school buildings to make them safer. Center Grove, which also recently hired a third full-time police officer, is planning additional security upgrades, including playground lighting and emergency power for communications, as a part of building projects set to begin next year.
Superintendents from Franklin, Clark-Pleasant and Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson all would like to add at least one full-time resource officer, but none of them knows how to pay for it.
The cost of one school resource officer could be $40,000 to $70,000, Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson Superintendent Matt Prusiecki and Courtney-Knight said. And Franklin is looking for cuts because property tax caps are limiting the amount of money the school district has to make its debt payments.
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Typical herd mentality. If you're in it for the divvy then just sit or buy more. But if you sell simply because everyone else is selling and you don't know why, I would just sit and stop looking at it.
Unfortunately your wrong. The Feds are spending 45 billion a month to buy Mortgage backed Securities. This is lowering the spread. Mreits will be worth less because they will be making less and paying less dividends. I wish I was wrong but I'm not.
Which means they can sell their assets at a great profit over current valuation. They should all be selling holdings and buying back stock right now. This is a gift like no other and if done correctly will greatly increase shareholder value.
So the Fed is in buying MBS. Take AGNC for example. On 9/30 I believe their BV was around $32.60. With the Fed continuing to buy, their BV should be roughly the same. So right now it's trading at almost a 12% discount to BV. Explain to me (I sincerely ask becaise I don't get it) why, in an effectively zero rate environment with the 10yr yielding 1.59, why should any of these REITs trade at a discount to BV. Sure they will buy back stock which is what they should be doing. But any of these REITs could sell into a very deep and strong Fed bid, delever and reap that discount to BV for us remaining shareholders. I am missing something but have no idea what.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Believe me, I've read all the Seeking Alpha articles too.
agree, throwing the baby out with the bathwater. senseless selling is caused by panic. people are indeed fickle creatures. Fear causes them to do stupid, senseless things. when you are in the heat of the moment, you freak out. and I have yet to have a situation where I panicked be a good thing for me. not buying much, buy I surely am not selling.
thats it in a nutshell. I can rather comfortably say I am down nearly $7000 on my basket of stocks in the last 4 weeks. The consolation to that: they are all healthy companies with modest to high div yields.
I am down 45000USD in 1 week. You are a lucky man. I will fly in economy class next time.shxx !


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Drug dealer sentenced on heroin chargesAugust 07,2014WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — A Connecticut man will serve 3½ years in jail for selling heroin in downtown Springfield in December 2012.
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A robbery suspect who died in a crash had served prison time for armed robbery, Oklahoma City police said Wednesday.
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What is your opinion?
I can never get a grip on this team. They honestly won't surprise me if they win 11 games or 6.
If I had to make a prediction I will say 9-7
16-0 of course.
Which of the following comes next?
(6-10, 7-9, ...)
13-3 we lose to the vikings, bucs once, and either the 9ers or the pats but not both
I can never get a grip on this team. They honestly won't surprise me if they win 11 games or 6.
Same. If they can close out games and come up with that big drive when needed, then 11 wins is very realistic. But if it's the same team as last year then 6 wins is very possible.
This week will tell us alot I believe. I know it's only one game but it's a big game and these guys know it. I'm interested to see how they come out and if it's a different team then what we've seen the last two years.
We lost 6 games last year by less than 7 points. Two years ago we lost 5 more games by less than 7 points. If we maintain status quo and not get any better on offense, our defense is much improved (hopefully). We played a lot of cover 3 because we had to bring the safety in the box because of our bad run defense. Now we will be able to play more straight cover 2 along with hybrid defenses that will give the ability to hopefully cover the tight ends (ie tony gonzalez, graham) who have been killing us. Also look at how much longer plays were extended by Brees and Ryan just by being able to step up in the pocket. We will win at least 12 games.
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