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I won't let you down: New England captain Rooney insists he's a changed man
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Wayne Rooney has promised England manager Roy Hodgson he won't let him or the country down after being named as captain.
At the end of a week when the standards of England footballers have been under scrutiny, Rooney was given the nod as skipper for the World Cup qualifier against San Marino after Frank Lampard pulled out injured.
Wayne's world: Rooney will captain England in their World Cup 2014 qualifier against San Marino
On the ball: Rooney will lead England in place of usual skipper Steven Gerrard, who is suspended for Friday's game
It is 12 months since Rooney was sent off in Montenegro for kicking an opponent and banned from the first two games of Euro 2012. But he insisted he has changed.
'That was a stupid thing to do,' said
Rooney. 'I regretted it as soon as I'd done it. I apologised and paid
the price. It won't be happening again, I can promise.
'After that, at club level, you saw a
different person. I cut out a lot of the silly tackles and mistakes I
made as a young lad. I'm a different person and a different player. I've
matured as a player and a person.'
Rooney, 26, captained England once
before, in a friendly against Brazil in Qatar three years ago, and has
skippered Manchester United.
With Steven Gerrard banned and
Lampard injured he will lead his country for the first time in a
competitive game.
Wembley is sold out for the visit of San Marino, the team ranked the worst in the world by FIFA.
'It's a massive honour,' said Rooney, hitting back at comments by Patrick Vieira that young English players have no great desire to represent their country.
Right-hand man: Rooney and England manager Roy Hodgson speak to the media at The Grove in London
Ready to go: The Manchester United striker is looking forward to wearing the Three Lions armband
'I'm proud to be from England and,
since I was a young lad, my ambition and dream has always been to play
for England. All the players in the dressing room are.'
Standards have been under scrutiny in the wake of allegations John Terry racially abused Anton Ferdinand and Ashley Cole's offensive tweet, branding the FA a 'bunch of t****'.
'Unreserved apology': Ashley Cole admitted an FA charge in response to his Twitter outburst
And there was more Twitter trouble
for the FA as another Chelsea left back, Ryan Bertrand, reacted
aggressively to reports he had pulled out of the squad with a sore
Bertrand tweeted: 'Do you think a
"sore throat" could stop me being part of a match for club or country?
#yourf******nuts this is what every boy dreams of.'
He quickly deleted it and added:
'Just to clarify. It's not a "sore throat". I'm ill, swollen glands in
my neck and constant headaches for 3 days and freezing cold.'
Bertrand and Lampard will return to the England camp on Sunday in the hope of being fit to face Poland on Tuesday.
Not happy: Ryan Bertrand took to Twitter to vent his frustration
The FA confirmed this week their
intention to impose a formal code of conduct on all England players and
Bertrand was spoken to about his mistake.
Manager Hodgson said: 'The sentiment was laudable but the choice of words was wrong.'
Bertrand will not face a misconduct
charge — unlike Cole, who accepted his. Cole's case will go before a
hearing and he can expect a heavy fine.
'We're well aware of the social
network sites,' said Rooney, whose wife Coleen revealed on Twitter this
week that the couple are expecting a second child.
'You have to treat it as if you're doing an interview and say on the social network sites what you'd say on TV. There are people out there who are trying to provoke us. We have to be professional.'
Leader of the pack: Rooney heads the front of the queue of England players being put through their paces at London Colney
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Because of seven run second inning, the Clippers cruised to a 7-3 win over the Louisville Bats at Huntington Park.
Josh Fellhauer got the Bats on the board with an RBI double down the left field line in the top of the second. The Clippers quickly tied it at 1-1 in the bottom of the second on a Roberto Perez RBI sacrifice fly to center. They later took a 3-1 lead thanks to two run single to center by Tim Fedroff and broke it open with a Matt Carson grand slam into the left field bleachers. By the time the inning ended, Columbus possessed a commanding 7-1 lead.
Clippers righty Paulo Espino took it from there as he pitched as well as he had all this season. Espino delivered 6 2/3 strong innings, striking out nine and walking two while holding Louisville to one run on two hits.
The Bats would score two runs in the top of the eighth on a Felix Perez RBI double and a Mike Hessman RBI sacrifice fly, but that would be it as the Clippers came away with the victory. Espino (W, 1-4) got the victory for Columbus. Daniel Corcino (L, 4-11) was hit with the loss for Louisville.
These IL West rivals will meet again at Huntington Park on Saturday night for a doubleheader. In game one, Columbus righty Danny Salazar (2-2, 3.86) will oppose Louisville righty Greg Reynolds (10-0, 2.44). In game two, the Bats will go with righty Pedro Villareal (2-5, 5.62). The starter for the Clippers in that game has yet to be determined. First pitch for game one is scheduled for 5:35 PM.
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Back row: Deacon Dennis Connor, Rev. Derek Langille, Jeannie Pearce, Melanie MacFarlane, Curtis Parker, Bev Hill, Deacon Marcus Wallace. Front row: Zoe Langille, Matthew Mooers, Violet McCutcheon
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At Oasis, she'll be talking about how we Navigate the Storm. Check out the description and titles of her talks here: http://oasis.baptist-atlantic.ca/bios/anna-robbins/.
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As dads, one of the most important ways we can impact our children is by spending time with them. It could be a walk in the woods, out on the golf course, hitting the slopes (sorry for the winter reference), sharing a meal, watching a movie, travelling, talking, praying – whatever draws you closer together. In the busyness of life, it can be difficult to carve out this time. But it is so crucial for the relationship of father-to-child and the future relationship.
Time spent = value beyond measure and will pay off in dividends.
Being a dad, it is critically important to how our children view us. It's not about our own image or an expectation to be perfect – that's an impossible goal. Try to be "perfect" and you'll be sure to disappoint. Our children see us at our best and our worst.
What matters is that we point them to the One who is the Perfect Father – full of grace & mercy, forgiving of our mistakes, loving and accepting of who we are wherever we are on the journey.
Of course, not all kids have a dad present in their lives because of broken relationships, divorce, death. It's a great tragedy when dads are not there to speak words of love and encouragement into a heart longing for that presence.
Parenting a child was never meant to be done in isolation. Family & community are critical elements in bringing up children in cultures all over the world. We believe a lie if we think that we're any different in North America. Extended family (cousins, uncles, grandfathers) can compliment and help fill voids increasing the likelihood of positive outcomes for the child.
Here's a great story from Dale Harrington of Summerside Baptist Church about how he is investing in the lives of his niece & nephew:
In 2014, I flew with my niece to Australia which was on her bucket-list. She hugged koala bears, fed kangaroos, and climbed bridges. As part of Fathering Adventures (http://www.fatheringadventures.com.au), we met up with eight dads & daughters for a five day adventure – snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef, jet-skiing, sea kayaking, and climbing the heights of Magnetic Island. My niece and I both learned about the Internal Compass and the Pursuit of Real Beauty. It was a soulful time to bless her and tell her publically all the wonderful things she is.
Folks talk about the "trip of a lifetime". I don't think that applied here. My niece and I are on a trip for our life-times, and I'll have many times more to see what I saw in her while in Australia: her fearlessness, her compassion, her thrilling at beauty and music, the way she makes friends feel good around her.
A year later, I tagged along with Darren Lewis, the founder and leader for a Father-Son adventure. Dads and their sons snorkelled the Reef, climbed Mt. Tyson, rafted the Tully River, and kayaked the waters off Mission Beach. My nephew and I will make the long flight to Australia for this adventure one day.
Fathering Adventures taught me about being intentional as an uncle. It's helped me walk the narrow path of authentic manhood. I saw how Darren lives out the 4 marks of manhood with his own family and through his ministry: reject passivity, accept responsibility, live courageously and expect the Greater Reward.
My niece and nephew are worth every effort I can muster to be the uncle they need. Do men need to go to the opposite side of the globe to be what children need? No, just step up to the plate. Be intentional.
Thanks for sharing this with us, Dale.
Who we are as dads will be the first glimpse our kids will see of God the Father. How are we pointing them to the Perfect Father?
Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there and those that are like dads to us. May God bless you and draw you closer to Him, closer to your own children and closer to those children for whom you are a father-figure.
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In case you're busy too, here's the bottom line of this article – between Sundays June 19 and 26, try to privately and corporately do this:
• Remember the 20 million refugees worldwide without a durable solution and maybe still on the move
• Remember the 40 million vulnerable people still within their countries who have been displaced by conflict
• Give thanks for the 70+ families currently being sponsored and/or settled by CABC churches and groups
• As we welcome these "strangers" and help give them a home and hope, praise the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, for that is our heritage in Him! He even makes us his children and heirs.
Here are some resources that might help:
• Some figures http://www.unhcr.org/figures-at-a-glance.html
• Global crisis map http://www.therefugeeproject.org/
• Canadian Council for Refugees http://ccrweb.ca/en/proud-to-protect-refugees-activities
• Worship service / kids' program aids. http://www.refugeehighway.net/world-refugee-sunday.html
• More church resources http://mcccanada.ca/stories/world-refugee-day
Here are snapshot stories – general glimpses representing people whose lives are too precious and private for this medium. I recommend talking to a sponsoring group directly (take tissues).
• 7 of our churches/groups are involved in "stalled" Syrian cases. For months they've been waiting for their family – paying rent and learning patience. One since October! (Pray for them and their families).
• A number of our churches are caring for families with handicapped children and adults.
• Some of our churches sponsored non-Syrian families. An African family just arrived in the Annapolis Valley after been in a refugee camp for 22 years.
• We're helping about 130 churches (not all ours) welcome families.
• One of our smaller churches has 4 active sponsorships (2 families arrived this year, 2 yet to arrive).
• Lancaster Baptist (Saint John) distributed furniture to about 90 families (on top of 2 sponsorships and other ministries to newcomers).
• Some families are attending our gatherings and worship services. Some are doing the ALPHA course in Arabic.
• Group volunteers – over 500. Group budgets – over $1 million.
• Donations to the CABC. We would not have been able to facilitate these sponsorships without volunteers and money (travel, paper, phone calls, hiring staff…). Churches gave. Individuals gave. The Anglican Diocese of Fredericton gave. The Atlantic Baptist Women "Walked for Refugees" and gave $7,638.49!
Sarah, Abraham, Rebekah, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Naomi, David, Mary and Jesus were refugees. Who are we helping? God knows. He has plans for us all.
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At OASIS 2015 we voted to sell our office building in Saint John, New Brunswick and move to a more central location. The building was listed with a realtor last year. While there was some interest and several inquiries, there was no serious activity. When the contract with the original real estate company expired, we lowered the price and switched to another real estate company with more experience selling commercial property. This winter and spring (2016) there has been further interest and inquiries, but no real offers.
On behalf of the Council, I am sharing this information with you to ask that your church and Association earnestly pray for the sale of the Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches building and for a smooth transition to a new location in Moncton. It is important that the building sell soon so that we can both ease the concerns and anxiety of the staff and in order to utilize our resources as wisely as possible. As you can imagine, all the staff are affected in some way or another; some will be retiring, some moving, and some will be required to seek alternate employment. While staff have been briefed concerning the office relocation, the lack of movement on the sale of the building extends and heightens the period of uncertainty. It is our belief that it would be in the best interest of everyone involved for this relocation to be effected as soon as is practically possible.
So, we would ask that you please make this issue a special prayer concern and ensure all our constituents know and understand the issue so that they can all continue to pray diligently for the sale of the office building and the issues associated with the move to Moncton.
Yours in Christ,
James Allison McIsaac, CABC President
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Our denomination is an affiliate of The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (EFC) and the EFC is partnering with the Canadian Missions Research Forum (CMRF, www.theEFC.ca/CMRF) to study the missions engagement of Canadian Evangelicals and evangelical churches. Rather than study what missionaries do on the field or the mechanisms that get them there, this research looks at what individuals and churches thing and do about missions. It also considers wider questions like what we mean when we talk about "missions."
Here are the benefits to participating in the 20-minute online survey:
1. The researchers will provide our denomination with the survey data for respondents who give permission for their anonymous data to be shared with their denominational leaders. We will receive the data from a professional survey for very little effort.
2. We will be able to compare our data to national numbers when the national research report is released.
3. There is a parallel survey being conducted on the Angus Reid Forum with lay Evangelicals. This lay survey data will be included in the final report and we'll be able to see if there are differenced between the way lay people and pastors are thinking about "missions."
4. We will have opportunities to attend forums with the researchers to talk about what the data means and how we might respond as pastors and as a denomination.
I have seen the survey questionnaire and I believe this will be valuable information for our denomination and for the Kingdom of God in Canada. Please take 20-minutes to do the survey now. (There is also a chance to enter a draw for an iPad mini 4 (64GB, WiFi) at the end of the survey.)
• English Survey: https://www.research.net/r/Missions_Engagement_Pastor_Survey
• French Survey: https://www.research.net/r/Enquete_aupres_des_pasteurs
Rev. Dr. Peter Reid
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Recently one of Crandall's B. Ed. alumni has been nationally recognized for his excellence in teaching. Armand Doucet ('12), is one of the recipients of the national Prime Minister's Awards for Teaching Excellence!
"An engaged and compassionate member of the community with a larger-than-life personality, Armand Doucet turned to teaching after a successful private sector career to make a difference in children's lives. He has instilled pride, hope and a sense of possibility in the students and staff at his large middle school."
Complete details here: https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/pmate-ppmee.nsf/eng/wz02176.html. More about Crandall's Education program here: http://www.crandallu.ca/academics/bachelor-of-education/.
Congratulations Armand! Your Crandall U & wider CABC family are proud of your accomplishment!
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As I was running and praying I heard this phrase in my mind … "SUBTRACT CHURCHES". That's funny I thought. In one week I begin a new role directing the Centre for NEW Congregations! Perhaps I should call and withdraw my resignation from the church. Subtract Congregations? What sense does that strategy make in building God's Kingdom? I kept running.
Further down the beach … another phrase: "MULTIPLY Congregations". "AH! That's better God!" No need for the phone call. I'll keep my job. My new role is safe.
Another kilometer south and I stopped in my tracks: "SUBTRACT Churches – MULTIPLY Congregations". I think I LIKE that!
As I let that phrase filter down into my soul and added a note in my iPhone, it started to germinate. In this new day, this new culture, this dramatic period of shifting morals and values and priorities, this fluid and changing chapter of history, that some would call the next "cultural zeitgeist" – could it be that is the way forward for the CHURCH? "SUBTRACT Churches – MULTIPLY Congregations".
Could it be, that as the church is progressively marginalized (whether by culture or often our own doing) that the way forward is INCREASINGLY, like NEVER BEFORE, PARTNERING in fresh new ways for the Kingdom's sake! Could it be that we need fewer churches and more congregations?
But what does that look like? Generations of the past, led by incredible visionaries, travelled our Atlantic Region and regions across the continent planting NEW CHURCHES. In neighbourhood after neighbourhood, they would show up and "plant" a new church. The only measurement tool between churches was usually, "as far as a horse can go in the dead of a February snowstorm." Time for another church! It was multiplied across the continent and especially evident in Atlantic Canada. The vision was huge and the strategy effective. So effective that it effectively worked for at least a couple hundred years.
But it's a NEW DAY! Cars have changed the landscape. Neighbourhood have shifted. New ones have popped up and others died. The demographics are shifting and urbanization increasing. Perhaps?
And please place me under an "umbrella of mercy". Perhaps we need fewer churches but greater numbers of networked and partnered congregations? Could it be that the day for autonomous churches working largely in isolation is gone? Could it be that our churches become "partnered networks" of congregations that share similar vision and values and DNA? Sharing resources, even staff and facilities in bordering neighbourhoods? What if churches became networks of congregations? Maybe "sites" (ie congregations) of the same church joining what God is up to in a variety of neighbourhoods? Or maybe "congregations within congregations" like a birthed congregation to a certain ethnic population or a different demographic in a neighbourhood? Or a "stand-alone" congregation birthed on a University campus? Or one targeting millennials in a Thursday Night Café? Or a missional community in an inner-city that builds community and "congregation" with the disenfranchised who won't step up to your "Guest Services Desk" this weekend. Could it be…
OK I'm done. Hopefully just enough to either "tick you off" or flow your juices as we dream about reshaping Atlantic Canada in a NEW day! It's worth some of your BEST thinking! CHECK OUT: www.reshapeAtlantic.ca and follow the twitter feed @reshapeAtlantic.
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Here's the list of people we interviewed and links to their videos:
These videos were originally recorded for Embrace the Call event, May 16-17, Crandall University. http://baptist-atlantic.ca/event/embrace-the-call/. Watch for details for 2017!
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On Friday, May 6th, Crandall University recognized two alumni and celebrated their contributions to their community and professions. The 2016 Distinguished Alumni Awards were presented to Rev. David Morehouse '81 and Rev. Dr. Malcolm Card '63 at a special dinner in their honour on campus at Murray Hall. They join the ranks of past recipients such as Dr. Seth Crowell, Laura E. Selig and former Premier David Alward. For more click here: http://www.crandallu.ca/2016/05/distinguished-alumni-award-recipients/
On Saturday, May 7th, the Crandall University community celebrated the accomplishments of its students. Certificates and degrees were conferred to over 180 individuals, with family and friends present.
The morning ceremony celebrated Crandall's Education students, all of which were graduating from one of the following programs: Master of Education, Advanced Certificate in Literacy Education, Advanced Certificate in Resource Education, Bachelor of Education, or Bachelor of Technical Education.
The Graduand Address was written by a Bachelor of Education student, Ms. Suyun Kang, who is currently out West on an Education assignment. Mr. Andrew Hopper delivered her address in her absence. Before Ms. Kang immigrated to Moncton, she founded two schools in different towns in South Korea, both which became known for excellence.
The afternoon ceremony celebrated students graduating with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Science, Advanced Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language, Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language, Youth Leadership Certificate, and a Master of Organizational Management, which was the inaugural graduating class for the Master of Organizational Management degree.
The Graduand Address was brought by a Bachelor of Arts degree (Biblical Studies and English) student, Ms. Hannah Steeves. Ms. Steeves plans to attend McMaster Divinity College in Hamilton, Ontario in the fall of 2016 to pursue a Master of Divinity in Pastoral Ministry.
Dr. Dave Toycen of World Vision Canada was this year's Convocation speaker, as well as a 2016 Crandall Leadership Award recipient. Mr. H. Ward White, a retired educator, also received a Crandall University 2016 Leadership Award.
For more pictures and a list of award recipients, click here: http://www.crandallu.ca/2016/05/crandall-celebrates-with-over-180-graduates/
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Could be part of it, but this was much bigger. These type of trades are "arranged" at set prices as one fund buys from another after hours. Lots of such goes on at the end of the quarter and then is reported in the funds next quarter filing. We found out yesterday about this major purchase (which is 10% of their total holdings - may have taken some profits in the last few days):
evin Kotler increased its stake in Horizon Pharma Plc (NASDAQ:HZNP) by 1264.68% based on its latest 2016Q1 regulatory filing with the SEC. Broadfin Capital Llc bought 6.32 million shares as the company's stock declined 21.36% while stock markets rallied. The hedge fund run by Kevin Kotler held 6.82M shares of the major pharmaceuticals company at the end of 2016Q1,
If you acted on that hunch by buying index puts Thursday, you could have really made a nice score.
During my "gambling" days I'd buy index options the day before expiration or a big event. Premium was very low and if you had a big day either way you made money. Doing it every expiration usually meant over time you'd do well (I did, but now business and family obligations don't afford me that "free" mad money).
Explains a lot - One of the elephants rolled over (to another). Should see a filing shortly.
Puts us at the bottom of the $2 range we've been stuck in for the last month. Lets not make too much of such minor fluctuations in price when the general positive trend since May 12th low ($13.37) remains in place.
This is the kind of general news that has nothing to do with HZNP and its prospects - just useless noise to be ignored. Viva Monday!
Nothing happens in a vaccum (except wind rolling around circulating dirt - a greater contradiction would be hard to find). Scotland (which just voted to stay in the UK) and Northern Ireland are both pro-EU and furious about the vote. Could lead to further turmoil.
PDJ, we suspected you were clueless and when you respond like this it is proven. Conventional wisdom (most of the prevailing opinion) was that Bretix would fail (which is why the stock market celebrated on Thursday). Has nothing to do with the merits of the proposal, just what people thought would happen. Kinda like if the odds were high that Navy would beat Army, but somehow Army pulled off an upset (almost happened last year).
You can't conflate "logic" with the "stock market." Proof is in the pudding (at least at my house where we add whiskey).
It is always the "unexpected" that matters most (as in Brexit being approved against conventional wisdom).
Might say we're getting "pounded" today. Earnings may be centered in the US but HZNP is still an EU company. France is threatening to dance as well. Who knows what or where HZNP's expansion plan in Europe lies (I'm sure they are in an advanced state of negotiations to buy a company to use for distribution).
Only things that really matter are Q2, KTT and FA. Price swings in HZNP are exaggerated due to the high concentration in funds and institutions (95% or more). Volume is normal and there is no panic selling, but when one of the big players wants to off-load (e.g. Q2 window dressing), on a day like today buyers are fickle (as they all have plenty).
Good news is that good news will have the same effect to the upside. Mendatious monetary meandering makes (for) mindless mistakes.
Paid up a whole $30M sausage monger - that's not even 10% of their cash on hand. You win the dumbest statement of the month award.
Tells me that you are very worried about your short position as you know it could aasily go back to $39 or higher with the right results and/or trial data. Amazing how you've figured out how to be More Off and More On at the same time.
No cherry picking weiner snitzel, just have to take my original investment and multiply by how much its worth now. Lets try it this way so even you can understand it - if you bought 4 squirrels for 40 cents and sold them in hot dogs for $1.60, you would now have 4 times your original investment (or 300% increase). Mine is actually higher but don't want to brag.
I'm sure you hear that a lot.
as opposed to your being "everything" of an idiot?
To get to even I'd have to lose 300% from where I am now, which is what I'm still up from my original investment at $4.50/share.
OT - There may also have been no such thing as Socrates, as many believe it was Plato who really was the philosopher. Not a lot of concrete evidence (but they didn't have concrete until Roman times, so that is understandable).
Pretty much the definition of a bullish stock - accelerating on good news and ignoring bad (although I don't foresee anything bad other than possible P2 ESRX exclusion in August, which would be a bit of a set back if that happens to their leading current growth driver)
You would have to go back in time and serve a career in the military. Tricare Prime is pretty good stuff, although I'm grandfathered (in more ways than one) and newly retired personal can only use the Standard version where they'd be paying 25% (or free if they use a VA hospital).
Feel your pain though, and its exactly why drug prices (although there is gouging) are a red herring in the hunt for red November.
misquote as its Gomer Pyle. Nabors is a neighbor as he lives in Hawaii. So much for "pyling on," and you can't put a sock rat tease on it.
Just teasing you - clocks go "tick tock." Tic Tac is a breath mint. Go HZNP!


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Gadget sites are buzzing with news of a new Asus ultraportable. This post on the Notebook Review forums seems to be the original source of details on the U24E, an 11.6" system reportedly due for release in Japan this week. According to the post, the U24E weighs in at 3.3 lbs and measures up to an inch thick, taking it out of the running for ultrabook classification.
Of course, the U24E should be quite a bit cheaper than the average ultrabook. The forum post quotes a ¥59,800 price tag, which translates to around $770 with a straight currency conversion. Notebooks seem to be a little pricier in Japan than they are stateside, though. The recently released Zenbook UX31, for example, costs $1,100 in the US and ¥109,801 in Japan, which translates to over $1,400. If we use the Zenbook as a guide, the U24E could run closer to $600 if it washed up on North American shores.
While it's unclear whether the new ultraportable will be available outside of Japan, the specifications sure look intriguing. The 11.6" screen's 1366x768 display resolution is nothing special, but there's a Core i5-2430M lurking under the hood backed by 4GB of RAM and a 750GB mechanical hard drive. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and a webcam are naturally included, and there are three USB ports: two USB 3.0 and one 2.0.
The U24E looks like it has a brushed aluminum exterior, although there's surely more plastic involved than on the ultra-slim Zenbook. I suspect many folks would be willing to trade in the skinny profile of ultrabooks for something with a faster CPU and a lower asking price. With nearly a seven-hour run-time rating, the U24E should offer better battery life than the 11.6" Zenbook, too.
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My husband and I are going to France for our honeymoon over the Christmas/New Years holidays (December 16 - January 3). We're on a bit of a tighter budget but are not backpacking this time around - want it to be a bit more relaxing/nicer, trying instead to base ourselves in each of three or four places for 4-5 days each.
We fly in and out of Paris and plan to spend our first 4-5 days there, with possibly a day trip to the Champagne region within those days - is that worthwhile at that time of year? Many champagne houses appear to still be open... After Paris, we're basing ourselves in Strasbourg - Christmas markets and Christmas eve/day in a castle. Then...??? We wanted to head to Provence, possibly base ourselves in Aix-en-Provence and maybe rent a car for a few days to see what we can in about 5 days before heading back to Paris for New Year's Eve. Our travel agent friend thinks Provence will be dead with not much open and happening at the end of December. Is it better to go somewhere else in southern France for five days (perhaps closer to Nice), or maybe stay a bit closer to Paris... perhaps from Strasbourg head to Colmar, Basel (Switzerland), Lyon and then back to Paris? We know the weather will not be "warm" no matter where we go and we're not really skiiers but, given that it'll be winter, we don't mind the idea of relaxing in a ski chalet sipping hot chocolate somewhere Otherwise we are foodies more than drinkers - wine connoisseurs we are not, although we do appreciate a nice glass here and there - and are choosing Europe over a beach honeymoon, if that's any indication of our "travel sense". Please help! Whatever ideas you can provide would be GREATLY appreciated!
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My husband and I are going to France for our honeymoon over the Christmas/New Years holidays (December 16 - January 3). We're on a bit of a tighter budget but are not backpacking this time around - want it to be a bit more relaxing/nicer, trying instead to base ourselves in each of three or four places for 4-5 days each.
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Winter in Provence - snow, mistral winds, many places closed. This according to the owners of the gite where we just spent 2 weeks. I would skip it. Do Paris and Nice for a change but Nice won't be inexpensive.
I think you need to give your budget [in Euros] for accommodations etc. so that recommendations be made that fit your needs.
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Povence is a no go!
Strasbourg will be great and the Christmas markets there should be good. Search posts from lowcountryislander....believe she posted a trip report last year on her trip to Strasbourg over the holidays.
Have you considered limiting your travel to Paris and Strasbourg only? Since you are flying in an out of Paris, don't waste time travelling to three spots and then back to Paris. In other words, put more hoenymoon in your honeymoon!
Paris has so many great day trip options, so you can see/do a lot without travelling too far. I love Reims for the cathedral and for the champagne houses. Totally worth it, for me....but I love champagne.
Vaux le Vicomte, Fountainebleu, Chantilly, Versailles, even the Loire valley woukd be good options for day trips away from Paris. Unfortunately, Giverny won't be open in December but with all the things to do in Paris and the day trips from there, you will have plenty to do.
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If you want to be as certain as possible of snow and be in france you need to get above 1000m so the Alps above Geneva is the only sensible solution.
If you are prepared to take risks about snow then look at the Jura (north of Mont Blanc) or the Massif Centrale say http://pistehors.com/backcountry/wiki/Ski-Areas/Massif-Central, going to these places would tend to be small hotels, local food and pleasant people with limited pressure from other tourists.
So sensibly do the former, is you are like me and enjoy little places for a honeymoon then look at the second paragraph. If you are interested I can suggest hotels.
Other than snow going to France in December on honeymoon is just not sensible. Though you can do a general drinking tour it will be generally not the best weather.
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Sho, I'm sorry welcome to Fodors. I just checked your file and there is no guidance about where you live or even what climate you are used to. We have had a lot of new Fodorites this autumn from Australia and India who need guidance on how the weather is in Europe. If this is the case try surfing "Honeymoon" on this website and there should be some useful advice.
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We've spent the past 2 Decembers in Paris - and both trips were perhaps our most enjoyable experience in the City of Light. We were in Paris for New Years in aabout '98 - and that was a "blast". We've stayed there about 12 weeks during other times of the year too. We've also spent about 3 years total exploring other areas in France.
Paris is fantastic during the Christmas period. I would just stay in Paris - but Strasbourg is OK. I would not "set in concrete" and day-triips elsewhere. Do them last - if you feel like you've seen "enough" of Paris (I suspect you won't).
Here is something that was posted after our December '10 trip to Paris.
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Thanks for the replies so far! Sounds like maybe we should stay a bit closer to Paris/Strasbourg and plan some things in that area - that's good to know. Good point about telling you where we live bilboburgler! We're from Canada (Toronto originally and now the East coast) so we are no strangers to snow and cold winters. We aren't looking for snow specifically, but the idea of sitting by a toasty fire at the end of a cold day exploring isn't a bad one. DebitNM, we are hoping to keep accommodation around $150CAD (between 100 and 150 Euro) on average per night. Maybe a few less expensive nights so that we can have a bit of a splurge somewhere. We will likely do the same with food... try to stay on the lower end (grocery shop, self-cater) some days so that we can have a few really spectacular meals. Thanks again for the info and please keep the suggestions coming!
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Being in Nice around Christmas is a lot of fun. The city does wonderful lighted decorations, there is a Christmas market, and you can find all sorts of great food. Consider getting an apartment with a kitchen so that you can indulge in the prepared foods on offer, such as escargots all ready to pop into the oven.
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We just had our second stay here; a great location, a big apartment that is comfortable and the owner, Sylvain, is a pleasure to work with:
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150 CAD is only 117 euro, going up to 150 euro would be a lot more. The time you picked isn't just cold, some hotels hve their highest rates of the year during the holiday period between Christmas and NYs, it should be okay a few days after new Years. 117 euro for a hotel in Paris is pretty low end, but there probably are some that don't raise rates for the holidays. I've just seen a lot that do.
This one is in your budget and seems to have the same rates around Christmas as early December, but they are already booked up a lot of the holiday period. http://www.saintpierre-hotel.com/tarifs.php There are a few free days, though, like Dec 23-25. This is a modest hotel and the rates are a bit above 117 euro but below 150, although they do raise them about 10-15 euro during the holidays. http://www.hotelclementparis.com/
I think staying in Paris and Strasbourg is a good idea, also, no point in going to Provence in December (or lots of places). YOu can go to Reims and visit a champagne house as a day trip from Paris easily, that would be nice.
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We loved Paris at Christmas, even with the freezing rain on a few days. I disagree that France in December isn't "sensible". So what if it's cold, it doesn't mean you can't have a great time and you can do more than a drinking tour.
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I am always surprised when I read that Provence in winter is a no-no. As if the whole area only came to life in summer. It is the third largest French "région" in terms of population, after Ile-de-France and Rhône Alpes. Granted it might be cold (rarely snowy)in winter but surely not as cold as Strasbourg. It might also be much warmer and sunnier. I understand that gite owners who make their living out of tourists find it quiet in winter but do you think that the almost 5 million people who live between Marseille and Nice do not eat, drive, work, shop, eat and go out from November to April and that "everything closes down"?
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<<I am always surprised when I read that Provence in winter is a no-no.>> Could not agree more. I have close family who live in Provence and I visit several times a year including winter, the village shops/restaurants are open, last Jan they had snow which was unusual, the countryside looked beautiful, esp the mountains and the vineyards, it made for some great walks in the winter sunshine. Cosy meals in restaurants afterwards.
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And I agree also that Provence can be great in the winter. I have spent the week between Christmas and New Year's around Arles and Avignon, and whereas it was more quiet than high season, it was still bustling and active. Do not be deterred from going there if that's on your list of places you want to go.
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We also like Provence in winter. The area around Pont du Gard was so interesting and the aqueduct is a magnificent sight.
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I have two friends who live in Provence in the summer and come home to Yorkshire from November to March because the locals in their village just close their doors and wait the winter out. They are up in the hills so maybe it is better in, or close to, town.
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Sho, if you are looking at budget, you may be better off spending some time in a rural location instead of a major population center. Unfortunately, in the past we've found ski areas are usually above our budget during their busy season.
Be willing to look outside the box. In your case that could even mean France since you can get just about anywhere on budget airlines from Paris. For example, we found several cozy apartments off-season in Croatia for between 43-60E just a few years ago and were glad we challenged ourselves to visit during their quiet season. Since this is your honeymoon, go where your spirit leads you and all will be well.
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Seemandhra MPs protest outside Parliament
New Delhi: Members of Parliament from Rayalaseema and Andhra regions Monday protested outside Parliament demanding that the central government withdraw its decision to bifurcate Andhra Pradesh.
MPs from Bodo region of Assam also held protests demanding creation of a new state by bifurcating Assam.
Seemandhra MPs, led by Telugu Desham Party`s (TDP) M. Venugopal Reddy, held placards that said "We Demand Justice".
MPs from Rayalaseema and Andhra regions have been protesting against the central government`s decision to carve out Telangana from Andhra Pradesh.
The central government`s decision has fuelled demands for statehood from some other regions.
A delegation of Bodo leaders last week met Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde and urged him to take steps for the creation of a new state by bifurcating Assam.
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