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Roy the Redeemer has a message for the French ahead of the Euro 2012 clash on Monday.
Roy Hodgson has a vision.....a win for England over the French! The statue on the White Cliffs of Dover can be seen from northern parts of France. A bookmaker is claiming responsibility.
The former Kent footballer and now England manager Roy Hodgson has been mocked by a newspaper, saying he has a speech impediment.
Roy Hodgson, the football manager expected to be named England boss today, spent much of his playing career at clubs in Kent.

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I had the great pleasure of attending LeanCamp NYC at General Assembly, February 18, 2012. I met a bunch of great people and shared this case study about Knowsy, a project I did with the Innovation Games Company in Mt. View Ca. Knowsy iPad Game Case Study View more presentations from Lane Halley
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Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Here's my talk at the Balanced Team Conference in San Francisco Sep 23-25, 2011. Hybrid User Interviews View another webinar from Lane Halley You can see other presentations from this event on the Balanced Team Blog.
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Back in June, I was invited to participate in a session of Ignite: Lean Startup at Pivotal Labs NYC. I gave a short talk about working quickly at low fidelity to help teams create a shared vision, illustrated with some examples from the Knowsy project I worked on with Innovation Games Online. Ignite is a […]


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A recent article in BusinessWeek provides a step by step guide for confronting the problem personality at work. The suggestions are certainly sound advice for managers and they represent a compassionate way to address what can be a painful process for all parties.
While "problem behavior" certainly needs to be candidly and firmly addressed, confronting a "problem personality" can be a much greater challenge. As much as ego would have us think otherwise, every one of us has been a problem personality at one point or another. So, what if the problem is thought of in different terms?
There is a charming story about the great Buddhist teacher Atisha. As he planned to travel to Tibet, he was told that the people of Tibet were very easy going and kind. Instead of feeling relieved and complacent, he was concerned that he would not be challenged enough in his daily spiritual practice. So he brought along with him a mean-tempered, ornery Bengali tea boy to remain "awake". However, upon arriving in Tibet, he discovered that the Tibetans offered him enough challenge with their own "problem personalities".
It is perfectly reasonable to work on your relationship with the problem personalities in the office, but be grateful they exist and give you a training ground for dealing with all the other problem personalities you will encounter on your journey. And, hope that those personalities will afford you the same gratitude.


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The Washington State University baseball team (26-17, 9-9 Pac-10) takes a four-game winning streak to Stanford (26-18, 10-8) for a three-game series with the Cardinal, Friday-Sunday (May 14-16)...game times are 6 p.m. (Friday), 2 p.m. (Saturday), 1 p.m. (Sunday).
Live stats (free) and live audio (fee applies) will be available for all three games at wsucougars.com...Steve Grubbs will call the action for the internet as well as local radio (Hit Radio 104.3 FM)...Friday's game will be televised by FOX Sports Net on a tape delayed basis...FSN Northwest will air the game at 11 a.m., Saturday.
The Cardinal leads 34-19...Stanford won two out of three games in Pullman last season and at home in 2008 after dropping the opener in each series...Washington State took the final two games at home in 2007 and the first two games at Stanford in 2006 to post consecutive series victories.
Stanford is nationally-ranked in two of the four major polls...ranked 25th by Baseball America and 26th by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association...receiving votes in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches poll...Cardinal is batting .289 as a team led by Jonathan Kaskow at .382 in 38 games, 32 starts...four other regulars are batting over .300...Stanford has a 4.95 earned run average...Jordan Pries, Saturday's starter, has a team-best 3.44 ERA.
Washington State has 16 come-from-behind victories this season...five times, the Cougars have trailed twice in the same game and won...twice, the Cougars have trailed three seperate times in the same game and won...WSU overcame a five-run deficit in back-to-back games (May 8-9) to win for the first time since May 7, 1987 when it accomplished the feat in both games of a doubleheader sweep against Gonzaga...Cougars have five wins in their last at bat in 2010...WSU has 85 come-from-behind wins in the Donnie Marbut era.
Washington State has 26 wins this season and 2,503 in school history...Cougars became the 10th school in NCAA history to record 2,500 wins with a 13-10 victory over California, May 8...list includes Fordham, Texas, USC, Michigan, Arizona State, Stanford, Arizona, Florida State and Clemson.


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Mauckingbird Theatre Company's BEAUTIFUL THING is like a crisp Pinot Grigio on a summer's eve; it's refreshing, smooth, and successfully beats the oppressive heat with its light and hopeful air.
BEAUTIFUL THING explores two young boys, Ste (Kevin Murray) and Jamie (Griffin Back), as they first discover love in the unlikeliest of places.
The cast, a delightful conglomerate of misfits, does their best with dated, British slang and dialect. Melanie Julian shines as the brash and brazen Sandra, while Kevin Chick (Tony) is an adorable ne'er-do-well with all the right intentions. Murray and Back are sweet and innocent in their discovery, so much so that I felt slightly embarrassed watching their private moments. Sofie Yavorsky rounds out the cast as the Mama Cass-loving, girl-next-door.
The play, written by Jonathan Harvey, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and that is exactly what director Peter Reynolds did: create a celebration of love, family, and pride.
BEAUTIFUL THING runs from now until February 2, 2014 at the Skybox at The Adrienne Theatre, 2030 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103. For more information see www.mauckingbird.org or call 215-923-8909.


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You can tell a lot about singer/songwriter Mack Bailey by the musical company he keeps. Mack has been hailed as "the next great singer in folk music" by no less an authority than Glenn Yarbrough, the original tenor in the world renowned folk trio The Limeliters, with whom Mack now performs as they tour around the country. Mack is also a principal member of the reunited 60s group The Hard Travelers. He has a rich history of major concert appearances and has opened for or shared the stage with stars including Randy Travis, Alabama, Emmylou Harris, Vince Gil, and The Oak Ridge Boys, among many others.
We will begin selling memberships for our 2014-2015 season on Tuesday evening, so bring your checkbooks! Also bring your friends and neighbors! For anyone who does not have a current membership, but purchases a 2014-2015 membership on April 22, will be admitted to the Mack Bailey concert free! As Sally Kappel challenged us at the last concert, if each one of us would bring one new person to membership, we would be able to pack the house. How wonderful that would be! For further information contact Kathy Parker at 384 8017 and leave a message or send her an email at email@example.com.
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Disappointment for hundreds of holidaymakers
Seven hundred passengers have been told that their cruise, a two-week trip around Norway, has been suddenly cancelled.
The Discovery was originally scheduled to sail from Avonmouth but, due to tidal restrictions, it was re-routed to Portland in Dorset at the end of last week.
24 coaches transferred all passengers to Portland but the Captain then informed everyone on board that the cruise could not go ahead due to 'technical reasons'.
Passengers will all receive a full refund and £250 compensation per person.
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The party venue: The Spare Room at the Roosevelt Hotel. Note the two bowling lanes and suspendered scorekeeper.
The world premier of "Electric Blue Heaven," Joe G's new short surf film shot at a wave pool in the Middle East.
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A former attorney and day-to-day controller of a New York based debt settlement company pled guilty to criminal charges on Tuesday. Michael Levitis faces up to 10 years behind prison for ripping off consumers with his Mission Settlement Agency, and Alpha Debt Settlement. The United States of America pursued Levitis for mail fraud and wire fraud as part of the ... Read More »
The CFPB Civil Action Against Mission Settlement, Levitis, Lupolover, and Others
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) took action yesterday in a coordinated effort with the Manhattan U.S. Attorney and took both civil and criminal action against Mission Settlement Agency and others. Named in the civil complaint filed were Mission Settlement Agency, Mission Abstract, Michael Levitis, Law Office of Michael Levitis, Premier Consulting Group, and Law Office of Michael Lupolover. Information ... Read More »
How Debt Settlement Employees Can Avoid Long Jail Time
Yesterday a U.S. Attorney announced criminal charges against debt settlement company owners and employees for fraudulently selling debt relief services to consumers in financial trouble. The Indictment laid out a pattern of activity that many inside debt settlement companies will recognize, if they swivel their chair around. Sadly, what has been assumed to be the normal way to run a ... Read More »
Debt Settlement Attorneys Named in CFPB Action. Some Criminally Charged.
Today the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Manhattan U.S. Attorney both announced legal action against a number of individuals. This action seems to cast a bright light into the dark closet of debt settlement activities that have harmed consumers for a number of years. What makes this case new and unique is the extensive action taken by the U.S. ... Read More »


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Icebergs Dining Room and Bar
The atmosphere is unpretentious yet sexy, portions are generous and service is friendly and highly professional.
Each dish is a work in progress, testament to the chef's willingness to surprise and entertain.
The Deus Cafe
An enticing menu, mums with prams and the odd bikie make for a stimulating mix.
Ash St Cellar
The wine's good, the food's great but it's all too simple for this talented chef.
Napoli In Bocca Restaurant
Forget having a tete-a-tete in this rollicking parlour, where the focus is on taking your fill.
The formerly mod-Mediterranean menu heads east at this chic bistro.
Sails on Lavender Bay
A renovation and a new chef pay off on the harbour.
In opulent lounge chairs, patrons face at roughly crotch level with waitresses in kimonos so short even Britney Spears would think twice.
Medusa Greek Taverna
Take a break from the CBD shuffle and get into an Aegean state of mind.
A La Facon de Shimizu
This delightful fusion of Japanese and Western traditions results in surreal bistro fare.
Plan ahead to sample the feted specialties of this no-frills curry house.
La Goulue
This long-standing restaurant is about to change hands but pledges to remain authentic.
Mad Cow
As Justin Hemmes's Ivy empire expands, one meat market is already buzzing.
This late-night Kings Cross sushi stop merges traditional and contemporary.
Snacks and sweets glittering with silver leaf and lots of sugar.
Service and muffins make a surprising comeback at this loud inner-west pit stop.
Restaurant Arras
A cleverly detailed fine diner with witty English predilections, courtesy of Yorkshire lad Adam. Humphrey
Fireworks Cafe
Hearty and unpretentious food tastes even better served in a bohemian setting.
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To prepare for a bankruptcy filing, you must provide your attorney with complete and accurate information about your financial affairs, including your income and the debts you owe. A bankruptcy filing will protect you from debt collectors until you liquidate your assets or reorganize your debts. When you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your eligible assets are liquidated and your creditors paid. Filing under Chapter 13, will reorganize your financial affairs, so that you can make affordable payments to your creditors. Your bankruptcy lawyer needs all the necessary information that federal law requires before he can file your bankruptcy petition.
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At the first meeting with your bankruptcy attorney, bring documentation of your income, such as your pay stubs for the past six months. You can contact your employer for duplicates, if you do not have six months' worth of pay stubs. Also be prepared to give your attorney tax returns for the last two years, if you are going to file under Chapter 7. In the event that your attorney recommends filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, be prepared to provide tax returns for the last four years. You can obtain copies of your tax returns by visiting the Internal Revenue Service website.
Debt Itemization
Your attorney needs a list of your creditors, including their address, account number, the current balance and monthly payment. Use your credit report to assist you in making this list. Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, you are entitled to one free credit report annually from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. It is a good idea to bring a copy of your credit report to the initial consultation with your bankruptcy attorney. Remember to include any debts that you pay on a recurring basis, such as utility bills. If you need duplicate bills, you can contact the utility company directly.
Proof of Credit Counseling
Under the new bankruptcy law, you must provide proof of credit counseling. To do this, you must complete a credit counseling course within six months of your bankruptcy filing. The course must be government approved; you can obtain a list of approved courses from the United States Courts website. Any bankruptcy lawyer can also provide a list of courses. You can take this course online or in a classroom setting. Usually, the course takes about one hour to complete. This course includes a review of your financial situation, exploring bankruptcy alternatives and assistance in preparing budgets.
Court and Attorney Fees
The current fees for Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy filings are listed on the United States Courts website. If you cannot pay the Chapter 7 filing fee, it may be waived. When visiting your attorney for the first time, bring the completed form B 3B (Application For Waiver of the Chapter 7 Filing Fee For Individuals Who Cannot Pay the Filing Fee), available on the United States Courts website. Bankruptcy attorney fees vary among states, and these fees also vary among individual lawyers. Before engaging a bankruptcy attorney, make sure you know the exact fee that you will be required to pay for his services.
References & Resources
- Rob Goldman Legal Solutions: How To Prepare For Your Bankruptcy Consulation
- Ben Sissman: What To Bring To Your Bankruptcy Lawyer
- Federal Trade Commission: Your Access To Free Credit Reports
- Credit-Counselling.Org: Mandatory Credit Counseling Before Filing Bankruptcy
- "SPNA Review"; Analysis Of The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention And Consumer Protection Act Of 2005 (BAPCPA); Rachel Ruser; July 2006, Page 2
- Internal Revenue Service: Need a Copy of Your Tax Return Information?
- Equifax
- TransUnion
- Experian
- United States Courts: Bankruptcy Filing Fees
- United States Courts: Form B 3B (Application For Waiver of the Chapter 7 Filing Fee For Individuals Who Cannot Pay the Filing Fee In Full Or In Installments.)
- United States Courts: Approved Credit Counseling and Debtor Education Course Providers


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When you think of an attorney, you probably don't picture one making jewelry for celebs.
But for Layton, Utah lawyer Heidi Kingman, it's a passion. It all started when she was invited to a neighbor's party in 2007, where there was jewlry making. "I just fell in love with bending wire and setting stones," she says.
Not long after, she started MyBeadTherapy, a home-based business featuring her own jewelry creations that has since grown into Heidi Kingman Jewelry, specializing in earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings. The styles of the pieces are a blend between the organic and the industrial and portray a raw, almost primitive design while displaying a classy and chic look. It's also apparent by the incredible detail how much work goes into every piece.
Working as an attorney, Kingman says her roots are actually in the arts. "As an art major, I dabbled in everything from photography to sculpture," she says. But she has since discovered making jewelry is the medium she loves the most. "It draws on all the other mediums I studied, and it's so versatile. You're only limited by what you can get the metal to do."
Vampire Diaries character Abby (Persia White) sports Heidi's "Olde World Romance" earrings
Kingman's work is being recognized all over the country. In November 2012, she was contacted by Leigh Leverett, head wardrobe stylist for CW TV series The Vampire Diaries, and informed that her "Olde World Romance" earrings would be used as part of a costume on the show. True to her word, the earrings adorned the character Abby in the January 31 episode, "A View to a Kill." Kingman, who's a fan of the show, was ecstatic. "I froze the screen so my husband could see," she laughs. It was one thing to know they would be featured on the show, but she says it was surreal when it aired.
This is not the only recognition Kingman has received for her work. In November of last year, 120 of her "Strike a Chord" guitar bracelets were included in the swag bags handed out to celebrities at the 2012 Country Music Awards, including Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson and Scotty McCreery. This year, she has prepared 30 special "Eco-Globe" bracelets to include in the 2013 Artisan Group's Earth Day gift bags.
The once-hobby and means of "therapy" for Kingman has grown into something much more.
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Football Manager 2013 is a complex game. Complex in a way where I feel obligated to wear a suit and tie when playing it because, you know, I don't want to tick off my team's board and ownership. It's a strangely addictive game that holds nothing back on the in-your-face-with-options front, and even as someone not particularly knowledgable of the Football Manager scene, I found it to be an especially engrossing and rewarding experience.
Is it better than Football Manager 2012? Maybe. Probably. If anything puts it above its most recent predecessor it's the completely overhauled UI, and while the game might be perhaps a little too confronting for those, like me, that are relatively new to the franchise, it's still the best sports management game out there...not that it has much in the genre to compete with.
I might not be a diehard Football Manager player, but I'm not afraid to admit that I do enjoy the sense of achievement, planning and tactical reliance the experience depends on. Football Manager 13 certainly brings it in that regard, and while there always seems to be so much going on on-screen, none of it seems trivial or worthless: this game literally provides everything one would assume they'd need in managing a football team, from the role coaches play, to the way players interact with each other (and you), and even to how you engage with the media. It's a definitively simulated experience that does everything seemingly possible to make you feel like a football manager.
Initially, that works well. Taking control of a team and having the power to make or break its progression up the ranks of the football world provides a sense of power and accomplishment not otherwise possible in the likes of FIFA 13 and NBA 2K13, both of which admittedly offer admirable team management modes. The UI works well in offering clearly marked options and navigation, and while being a little confused by its initial layout is certainly not something to worry about, the complexity of it all I feel blends well with the expectations the game throws at you, which helps it realise its realistic feel.
After a while, though, it all seems a little tedious. There is a constant flow of meetings, scouting reports and press conferences, and while these are fun at first, engaging with a screen full of text and reading numbers on a screen is a little too uninspiring for me. You can send your assistants to do the dirty work for you, but I feel this takes away from the game.
I'm on the fence overall because I acknowledge that this is a series built on the very complexities and reliance on data that I've come to grow tired of after having played the game. However, the game makes up for all of this with rewarding progression and achievement as your personal standing improves, and in this sense the game certainly accurately portrays the real-life burdens of management: hard work and long hours.
This is, after all, a game about management and navigation, not straight-up gameplay mechanics and movement. And if you don't want to spend weeks on end playing through a single season, the fantastic Classic mode is essentially the game's way of saying, "I know I'm complicated, so here's a toned down mode for you to enjoy over a few hours". It's a great addition that balances out complexity with quick bursts of satisfying, albeit still challenging, managerial gameplay.
A more hands-on approach is encouraged, though, and this is especially evident in the game's training mode. While the learning curve is steep...very steep...it's an implementation that pays off significantly in the long run, and it's well worth the time investment. You have the capacity to set training schedules around upcoming games, as well as train individual players, and after having engaged directly with the training schedule for a few weeks, I found my team was performing better because of it. The results weren't instantaneous, but slow and significant, which is impressive.
The ways in which you engage with your team also have an affect on its performance. Team and individual player morale is very important, and days off, as well as the occasional personal sit-down with certain players, are very important in the process of building a successful team.
As mind-numbingly complex and confusing Football Manager 13 can be, it's still a fantastically deep and rewarding experience. You can tell that it's a game built on the foundations of years of strong community feedback and following. I was rushing back to it initially because I wanted to know how my team was performing, and whether or not my younger players were responding well to training schedules with veteran teammates. I also wanted to know how my leaders were dealing with the burdens of being role models for newly-scouted players. And it doesn't end there: my own personal standing in the game became a priority for me in real life, and that alone is evident of just how engrossing Football Manager 13 can be.
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We're proud to call Burlington, Vermont our home. Situated on the shores of Lake Champlain, our little slice of New England is one of the most livable and dynamic small cities in the country.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; 1985; DOI: 10.1215/ed-10-acknowledgements; CL 10: firstpage-10-vii-lastpage-10-viii
The editors wish to repeat their thanks to all those listed in the Acknowledgements in the opening pages of volumes 1, 5, and 8. A special word of renewed gratitude is owing to the staff of the National Library of Scotland, including Professor E. F. D. Roberts, the Director, and William Ritchie, Stanley Simpson, Margaret Deas, Alison Harvey Wood, and Elspeth Yeo. In addition, the editors would like to express their appreciation to Dr. William Baker; Professor Murray Baumgarten, University of California, Santa Cruz; Dean Betty T. Bennett, Pratt Institute; Rita Bottoms and Jerry James, Library of the University of California, Santa Cruz; Alastair Cowper; Professor Emeritus David Daiches, Institute for Advanced Studies, University of Edinburgh; Elizabeth Deis; Darcel Drew; Ellen S. Dunlap, Humanities Research Center, University of Texas, Austin; Professors Frank Borchardt, Francis Newton, Leland Phelps, and Keith Stanley, Duke University; Margaret Knoerr, Duke University Library; Professor Horst W. Drescher; the late Col. James Edgar, Curator, Carlyle House, Chelsea, and Mrs. Edgar; Elizabeth Ann Falsey, Houghton Library, Harvard University; Kirsty Ferguson; John Green and John Hall, Edinburgh University Library; Professor Joseph Hamburger, Yale University; Professors Fred Kaplan and Michael Timko, City University of New York, Queens; Philip Kelley; Eleanor de Selms Langstaff; the authorities of the London Library; Victor Luftig; Claire McGann, University of Kentucky Library; David Mitchell; Roy M. Pinkerton; Jane Roberts; Pamela Royston; Professor Arthur Sherbo, Michigan State University; William Slayton; Doris M. Sommer; Professor Knud Sørensen, Aarhus University; Virginia Surtees; Professor Rodger L. Tarr, Illinois State University, Normal; Professor Martha S. Vogeler, California State University, Fullerton; Sir Allan Walker, Q.C.; Nancy Walter, Carlyle's Birthplace, Ecclefechan.
The title pages of volumes 10–12 carry for the last time the name of Charles Richard Sanders. Professor Sanders retired from the Department of English at Duke University in 1972, but for the next eight years continued as General Editor. Intending to turn his attention to other scholarly projects which he wished to complete, he retired from the Carlyle Letters Project in late 1980.
Professor Sanders was, of course, the initiator of the Project. It was he who collected the letters after a worldwide search, organized the editorial enterprise, and found funding for publication. Without him the Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle would not have begun and would not have proceeded to volumes 10–12. The deep gratitude due him cannot be adequately expressed. Happily, he remains a consultant and guide for the project. Professor Sanders has provided an account of the Project, from its inception in 1952 to his stepping down as General Editor in 1980, in "A Brief History of the Duke-Edinburgh Edition of the Carlyle Letters," Studies in Scottish Literature 17:1–12.
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IMF Executive Board Concludes 2008 Article IV Consultation with AustraliaPublic Information Notice (PIN) No. 08/123
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Public Information Notices (PINs) form part of the IMF's efforts to promote transparency of the IMF's views and analysis of economic developments and policies. With the consent of the country (or countries) concerned, PINs are issued after Executive Board discussions of Article IV consultations with member countries, of its surveillance of developments at the regional level, of post-program monitoring, and of ex post assessments of member countries with longer-term program engagements. PINs are also issued after Executive Board discussions of general policy matters, unless otherwise decided by the Executive Board in a particular case. The staff report (use the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this pdf file) for the 2008 Article IV Consultation with Australia is also available.
On September 10, 2008, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Australia.1, 2
Sound macroeconomic policies and structural reforms in Australia have delivered more than sixteen years of economic expansion. Recently a commodity price boom, driven by robust global demand, has pushed the economy up against capacity constraints. As resources pressures mounted, broad-based inflation pressures emerged, and CPI inflation rose to 4½ percent. The large current account deficit increased net foreign liabilities to 60 percent of GDP, accumulating primarily as debt on financial institutions' balance sheets.
In response to rising inflation, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) tightened monetary policy, raising the cash rate 100 basis points between August 2007 and March 2008. In addition, higher funding costs from the global financial turmoil pushed up lending rates further and tightened credit conditions. Recently, the tight monetary conditions and deteriorating confidence slowed household expenditure, suggesting that the easing in growth required to return inflation to the target band has commenced. In early September, the RBA reduced the cash rate by 25 basis points, assessing that markets had tightened monetary conditions beyond what was required to reduce inflation.
The Commonwealth government has run surpluses in recent years that have eliminated its net debt. Revenue outcomes have consistently surprised on the upside, driven in part by the buoyancy in corporate tax revenue related to the commodity boom. However, increased spending and tax cuts over the previous three years offset some of the restraint from the automatic stabilizers. In addition, the states increased capital spending, shifting their budget balances to small deficits. In the latest 2008-09 Budget (July-June), the new government has taken a more contractionary fiscal stance, with expenditure restraint and a higher projected underlying cash surplus.
The banking sector is sound with stable profits, high capitalization, and few nonperforming loans. The global financial turmoil has increased funding costs and highlighted the rollover risk associated with banks' short-term debt. Banks are adjusting the structure of their funding in response to the turmoil, increasing liquidity, and lengthening the maturity of their funding.
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Executive Directors commended the Australian authorities on their impressive economic management in the fiscal, monetary, and structural areas, which has spurred a sustained and long-lasting economic expansion. Looking ahead, Directors considered that the sound macroeconomic framework should permit Australia to weather the global downturn and contain inflationary pressures.
Directors welcomed the authorities' confirmation of their strong commitment to the inflation targeting framework, which has served Australia well and will contribute to anchoring medium-term inflation expectations and facilitating a lasting reduction in price pressures. They noted that the RBA had responded to the buildup in inflationary pressures in recent years through a substantial tightening of monetary policy. More recently, against the backdrop of the global financial turmoil, the tightness of the financial markets, and the evolution of economic conditions, the RBA moved to a less restrictive monetary policy by reducing the cash rate. Directors welcomed this action and the authorities' readiness to follow a cautious monetary policy aimed at achieving the 2-3 percent inflation target range over time, based on a continuous assessment of prospects for demand and inflation in the period ahead. Wage and price developments in particular will require careful monitoring, taking into account the high core inflation and pressures stemming from the commodity price boom.
Directors welcomed the support that prudent fiscal policy is providing for monetary policy. They noted that the reduction in public spending growth in the latest budget will help reduce inflation, and the intention to save any further positive revenue outcomes in 2008/09 will allow the automatic stabilizers to work. Looking ahead, if growth and revenues are stronger than expected, Directors recommended that the surplus be allowed to exceed budget forecasts until it is clear that inflation will decline. They agreed
that, to the extent that the improvement in the budget balance is structural and associated with permanently higher commodity prices, there should be scope to reduce taxes or increase spending over the medium term. Directors welcomed the establishment of three new funds for longer-term spending on health, education, and infrastructure, with contributions to come from the 2007/08 and 2008/09 surpluses.
Directors regarded the flexible exchange rate policy as appropriate, and observed that the currency appreciation in recent years had eased inflation pressures. Directors noted the staff's assessment that, with the recent depreciation, the Australian dollar is now broadly in line with medium-term fundamentals. They observed that wider current account deficits and the accumulation of external liabilities have increased external vulnerability in recent years. However, Directors considered that vulnerability will be contained as the associated high rates of investment contribute to export capacity, and as the medium-term external current account deficit narrows to its historical norm.
Directors considered that the banking system is sound, but that some vulnerabilities remain. They commended the authorities' timely and fitting response to the credit market turmoil, with the RBA providing liquidity support and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority intensifying its monitoring of banks. Directors noted that the banking sector remains profitable and well capitalized. However, they encouraged the authorities to monitor carefully the sector's vulnerability to rollover risks arising from short-term wholesale funding and to the risks associated with the large indebtedness of the household sector. Directors commended the authorities for the progress in implementing the 2006 Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) recommendations, including the strengthening of the failure resolution and crisis management framework. They also welcomed the planned introduction of liquidity guidelines to reduce the risk of disruptions arising from loss of access to offshore funding.
Directors encouraged the authorities to take advantage of the positive macroeconomic performance to advance structural reforms. They considered that, if implemented fully, the broad reform agenda should enhance the flexibility of the economy and lift productivity and labor force participation.


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AUSTIN, Texas – Jillian Weir, Parker Stinson and Matthew Melancon qualified for the NCAA Championships June 5-8 in Eugene and the Ducks were all but perfect in advancing runners through preliminary races – including five in the men's 1,500 – Thursday at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds.
Oregon did catch a bad break when Jordan Hasay was unable to advance in the women's 10,000 meters.
"We talk about the ebbs and flows and highs and lows of championship season and we saw all of that and then some today," said Oregon head coach Robert Johnson. "You can't get too caught up in it, because that is how it goes for every team.
"Sure there is some disappointment when things don't go perfectly, but we will come right back here tomorrow ready to fight and do our best to advance as many people as we can on to Eugene."
In the men's 10,000 meters, the final race of the night, Stinson, an Austin native, roamed between third and 10th throughout the race and closed solidly for what appeared to be a top 10 finish – more on that in a moment – before his time, 30:23.10, popped up on the big screen at Mike A. Myers Stadium in 11th place, securing his spot for the NCAA Championships.
Oregon freshman Matthew Melancon finished two spots behind Stinson in 30:27.59, one heart-breaking spot out of the final place to advance to Eugene.
However, following the race, there was some contention as to whether a runner was incorrectly credited with a top 10 finish. Meet officials met late into the night and early Friday morning, it was announced that Iowa State's Mohamed Hrezi was incorrectly credited with finishing in 10th place. After officials correctly changed Hrezi's standing to DNF, Stinson moved up one place to 10th and Melancon, a Eugene, native, bumped into 12th and advanced to the NCAA finals in his hometown.
Just prior to that entanglement, Hasay found herself in a fight to survive a brutal women's 10,000 meter national semifinal. After a plodding first half of the race that left nearly the entire field of 48 packed up, Iowa State's Betsy Saina took matters into her own hands, sprinting ahead to string out the pack in a matter of a few strides as those brave enough to go with her felt the full force of the sweltering Texas night.
Hasay, a senior from Arroyo Grande, Calif., in only her third career 10,000 meters, ran in third behind the leaders for a couple of laps before the heat got the best of her and she faded to an 18th place finish in 35:51.20.
"I was really feeling the heat out there early in the race, and when the leaders made their break, for whatever reason, I just didn't have any legs," she said. "I'm obviously disappointed, but I am going to focus on the 5K and do whatever I can for my team."
Hasay will run the national 5,000 meter semifinal on Saturday.
In the women's hammer, Weir did not have her best stuff on Thursday, but still had enough juice to hit a throw of 200-0/60.96m on her second attempt. The sophomore from Sunnyvale, Calif., competing in her first NCAA meet finished 11th overall, as the top 12 throwers advanced to the national finals in Eugene.
The rest of the day proved exceptional for the Ducks as Oregon advanced an astounding 18 of 19 runners on to the quarterfinals.
The Ducks were impressive in both 1,500 meter races, as five men and both women moved on to Saturday's quarterfinals.
Four Ducks advanced automatically for the men. Matt Miner, a senior from Ashland, Ore., was the runner-up in heat one in 3:47.32. Senior Patrick Todd took fourth in heat two in 3:46.05. In heat three, Mac Fleet placed second in 3:44.34 and Chad Noelle was fifth in 3:45.37. Colby Alexander made it five Ducks in the final by advancing on time. The sophomore from Strongsville, Ohio, ran sixth in heat two in 3:48.59 and was the last qualifier to advance on time. Freshman Chris Brewer placed 11th in heat three in 4:03.04.
The two women's 1,500 meter runners advanced easily. Senior Anne Kesslering controlled her heat to win in 4:26.36, while fellow senior Becca Friday finished second to Arizona State's Shelby Houlihan in heat three. Houlihan won in 4:22.17, with Friday ever so close in 4:22.18.
English Gardner and Jenna Prandini both won their respective 100 meter heats to advance to Friday's quarterfinals. Gardner, a junior from Voorhees, N.J., exploded out of the blocks and won in 11.08, easily the fastest 100 run on Thursday. Prandini, a freshman from Clovis, Calif., won her heat in 11.44 and then proceeded directly to the long jump where she just missed a PR with a leap of 20-0.5/6.11m. She placed 18th overall, missing the finals by two centimeters.
Laura Roesler was in complete control in winning her 800 meter heat in 2:07.51. The junior from Fargo, N.D., was never challenged in advancing to the quarterfinal. Freshman Annie Leblanc ran her best race of the year in her heat to advance. She was the runner-up in her heat in a seasonal-best 2:06.46.
Oregon also advanced a pair of runners in the men's 800 meters. Elijah Greer charged to the lead on the back stretch and won his heat in relative ease in 1:48.22. The senior from Lake Oswego, Ore., had the top qualifying time on Thursday. Junior Boru Guyota hung on for third in his heat in 1:48.53 to move on to Friday's quarterfinal.
In the men's 100 meters, sophomore Arthur Delaney finished third in his heat in 10.48 to automatically advance to the quarterfinals.
Oregon was able to avoid any drama in the 400. Junior Mike Berry held off the pack late to win his men's heat in 46.63. Senior Kevin Anding also advanced automatically by finishing second in his heat in 47.14.
For the women, junior Phyllis Francis easily won her heat in 52.91 to advance to Friday's quarterfinal. Junior Chizoba Okodogbe followed with a runner-up finish in her heat in 53.23 and also moved on.
Earlier Thursday in the field, sophomore Trevor Ferguson has a best long jump of 24-1/7.34 and finished 26th overall.
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Little Free Libraries have been popping up in Madison neighborhoods, much to the delight of book lovers. They have been likened to birdhouses, but instead of nesting materials, these lawn libraries are filled with books.
Co-founders Rick Brooks and Todd Bol began the Little Free Libraries project to promote literacy and community. They also have the grandiose dream "to beat Andrew Carnegie's record of 2,509 Free Libraries." Little Free Libraries have already spread to several states, so it would appear that they are on the way to achieving their goal.
Would you like a Little Free Library for your yard? Many LFL designs may be seen and purchased locally from Absolutely Art in Madison, WI. If your family would like to build your own library, here are some construction tips and plans.
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At The Junk Nest, Jessica has had this little table sitting in her bathroom for a while, now. It was a thrift store find, but she hadn't gotten around to refinishing it. Recently, Jessica decided it was time to give it a new look.
First, she had to take all the rolls of toilet paper off the little table. Then she used some black paint that she already had on hand to completely cover the old, worn out finish. Jessica topped the new paint job with a coat of Annie Sloan clear wax, to give the table extra protection from the moisture of the bathroom. "My favorite part about this little end table is the spindly legs," Jessica confesses. "They are a pain to paint, but it is totally worth it." I agree! I think this is an adorable piece of furniture that looks terrific wearing its new look.
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Edna Valley Vineyards, located in the beautiful California Central Coast's rolling hills, has created a delightful Pinot Noir. The 2012 Pinot is full of ripe flavors, accenting the best of the grapes of the region.
Edna Valley is near unique in its location and geographical setting. With a physical location close to the Pacific Ocean (5 miles from the sea), it is a valley which runs not the normal north to south but rather east to west. This orientation allows the cool ocean breezes to permeate the area and funnels fog from the coast directly into the valley. Hence it is a cooler than normal growing area when compared to the surrounding valleys.
The grapes for the Edna Valley Pinot Noir were hand-selected from Olsen Ranch in the Santa Lucia Highlands and the Paragon Vineyard in Edna Valley itself. These grapes allowed for the final product to be one which can be enjoyed for several years.
After uncorking, the Edna Valley Pinot expresses itself in a characteristic Pinot fashion. Its earthiness brings to mind the origins of the land, and the light hint of cola on the nose foretells the taste to come. The taste seems to be full and the tannins are light enough to not overwhelm you, but are there, ensuring a long finish.
Harvest was after a typical coastal growing season. With a normal marine influence, the grapes were harvested late in the season, allowing the berries to gain full flavor prior to harvest. The long and almost ideal growing season allowed for more growth and the vines were full of prime fruit.
Picking during harvest was done by hand and was done only during the coolest part of the day. The grapes were sent in small batches to the winery for further sorting. At the winery the berries were destemmed and sent to fermentation as whole fruit. After fermentation the wine was drained and lightly pressed so as to retain the maximum of flavor-filled juice.
The Edna Valley appellation is Central Coast and the primary area for grape selection was the Edna Valley. This wine has a slightly elevated alcoholic content of 14.1%, but drinks as if it was much lower.
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New York City Might Be Bringing Back Lever Voting Machines for One Last Good-bye
We are not good at elections in this city.
Remember in A.I. when aliens let Haley Joel Osment hang out with his reincarnated dead mother for a day before she dies again? That's basically what might happen this September, but Haley Joel Osment is the New York electorate and his dead mom is the old-timey, lever-operated voting booth. For a variety of reasons — basically, there isn't enough time in between the mayoral primary and the likely runoff two weeks later — the city's Board of Elections wants to bring back the voting booths that so delighted New Yorkers until they were retired in 2010 in favor of the new optical-scan machines, which apparently take longer to count votes, somehow. If the plan is approved by the legislature, the booths would only be used in the mayoral primary and runoff, and then retired forever, again, probably.


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ST. CATHARINES, Ont. - Cody Payne had a goal and two assists as the Plymouth Whalers hammered the Niagara IceDogs 7-1 in Ontario Hockey League action Thursday night.
Garrett Muers scored twice for Plymouth, which improved to (35-17-9) and won for the ninth time in 10 games.
Nick Malysa, Connor Carrick, Vincent Trocheck and Zach Lorentz each scored for the Whalers.
Brett Ritchie had the lone IceDogs goal, breaking Alex Nedeljkovic's shutout bid late in the third period. Nedeljkovic made 25 saves in the win.
Chris Festarini turned aside 36 shots in the loss as Niagara fell to (27-30-4).
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NASCAR's most popular driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. is having one of his best seasons in years. He won the season opening Daytona 500 and followed that up with a win at Pocono in June. Earnhardt rolls into this weekend's stop at the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway second in the championship standings. His best finish at Indy came in 2012 when he finished fourth. He struggled a bit in qualifying Saturday and starts 23rd on Sunday. Prior to qualifying Earnhardt met with members of the media. Below is the complete transcript of that meeting.
KERRY THARP: Dale Earnhardt Jr. has joined us here in the Chris Economaki press room at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and Dale drives the No. 88 National Guard Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports. He's got two victories on the season. Dale, you were fifth fastest in that final practice. How is your race car this weekend and your outlook for here at Indy as we start the stretch run before we get into the Chase?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: Yeah, I think the car is pretty good, just real easy to over drive the car here. We made a run and it was great, and then the next couple runs I over drove the car and we weren't that great, so just got to try to be patient with the throttle and try not to push the car into the corner and get the wheels, get the front tires sliding too much.
We practiced yesterday and fought tight entry, and I've fought that every time I've raced here. I think everybody in the garage is probably fighting the same thing. It's just whoever can kind of get that the best and get turned into the corners, especially Turn 2. Turn 2 is very, very tight, really easy to miss that corner. This place sort of times out like a road course. If you're just a little bit tight, you add all that up all the way around the lap, and it's a lot of time. You make one little mistake on the straightaways, they're so long here, you can't recover until you get to the next corner. It's costly here if you over drive the car. I'm just trying to be patient. Hopefully I can do a good job in qualifying and we can get a good starting position.
Q. Based on the performance level this season, do you feel like this is your best chance to win here at the Brickyard?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: No, not really. I think I've had some pretty good cars here in the past. I've had chances to win in the past and didn't even know it. I think the first time we came here we ran in the top three for the first half of the race. We just didn't anticipate didn't realize the potential we had. And this place is you've got to kind of pit the car like a road course. The left side tires are very, very hard, so we probably won't change it that much. We need to sort of plan out our strategy to where we are on pit road the least amount of time on that last stop, so you'll really try to your strategy may be more geared toward what you do at a road course where you go ahead and get inside the window and get on pit road because the track is so big, get your pit work done and then be done for the rest of the race and try to be that guy that's out front at the end when everybody else comes on down pit road to get their stuff done.
I guess my point is we've had good cars in the past and just didn't do the strategy just right. Somebody did it better than us or somebody made it on fuel and won the race or what have you, but we've had some good cars here.
Q. You have an opportunity to do what only a few other drivers have done, which would be to win Daytona and the Brickyard in the same year. What would that accomplishment mean to you?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: I'd love to win here. This is such a historic racetrack regardless of whether we won Daytona or not. I really wouldn't pair the two together as an accomplishment. But I wouldn't think about it, I guess, like that.
But just winning here alone would be tremendous. I'm excited about our potential in the race today, and to go to victory lane as on owner driver I think would be a great feeling.
This place just has so much history. The story of how this track came about and how it almost ended up being history in itself during the war. It's just amazing what's gone on here. I would love to win here and hope to be able to accomplish that at some point in my career.
Q. What made Josh Berry an attractive hire for you, and what are your expectations for him going forward?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: Yeah, I'd love Josh to just do great. Every opportunity we give him, he's done well, won races. He works really hard. I met him on iRacing.com and became friends with him. I'd raced with him online for probably about six years in several leagues that we put together with friends, me and DJ Majors and other people, and he was racing cars over at Nashville, winning the races over there, and I just kind of followed what he was doing, and then we I told him that I had a late model and I'd give him a race if he wanted to come race. We'd test him first. If he tested well, then we'd race him, and if he raced well then we'd race him again and just one race after another. And then we ended up winning some races and won a championship, and he's over at Hickory now, won six or eight races there this year, won eight poles. We went to Southern National and won.
He's the guy working on the car. I mean, he's working on it, learning himself. That's part of the deal. If he does the majority of the work on the car and fixes wrecks and stuff like that, then I don't want him driving it. He's done a great job. I just think he can do it. I think he's really smooth. I think he understands what driving a car is all about, and hopefully we'll see what kind of potential he's got. We'll give him this opportunity at Iowa, let him run some Nationwide cars. It took a lot to get that done and cost us a lot of money that we didn't really want to have to spend. It's not like the old days where like Denny Hamlin or myself will come out of a late model and get in a Nationwide car. NASCAR has got a system now where you've got to go through the K&N, you've got to go through the Truck Series, you've got to jump through all these hoops, and it costs about 50 grand to do that. It's kind of unnecessary. But we finally got him cleared and we're going to Iowa and we're looking forward to how he can do.
Q. We talked about this, the late model race with Josh Berry a while back, and one of the things you mentioned was that Iowa was kind of on your horizon for Josh. Now that you've got him there, talk about why that track was chosen and what are the plans for the late model team after Josh moves on?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: Well, I hope he does well and can excite some people and get some business to where we can run him in more races. We're running him at Iowa because that's a race we didn't have a driver for and we didn't have a sponsor for on the 5 car. There's a couple open races in that car, I believe, at Phoenix and Homestead and a couple other tracks are open in that car. All the road courses we decided not to run them just due to expense it costs it costs us too much to build cars and have that many road course cars sitting around when we're not running for the championship as a driver, with a driver in that car.
But there are some races still open, and if we can get some people excited, we'd love to continue if he can run well and not do anything totally disastrous, we can think about running him more. It's kind of like going back to that late model idea of we'll run you a race and see how you do, and if we can run you again, we'd love to do it. He's part of our team and part of our team a long time. We're going to try to take good care of him and try to give him the best opportunity we can.
Q. Do you foresee a relative stepping in?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: Like who? Well, that's a long, long ways down the road. That's wishful thinking. It's a difficult sport to succeed in, and she loves to race. I tried to drag her over to the GoPro Plex or whatever it's called over there behind the house. I can't get her to get on those things. She don't want to drive nothing without a seatbelt and a roll cage.
I've got a street stock car. We've still got the street stock car that T.J. built in my garage, and we ran it in the Jimmy Kimmel Series a couple of times with a buddy of mine. I've still got that car and I was going to put a stock motor in it and send her to Hickory so she could run in the street stock class a little bit, but she's still scared of it. She's just so young. She's got to grow into it, I guess. She drives those little mini sprints, and those things are wild as hell. I don't know why a little street stock car would scare her, but she thinks those little mini sprints are pretty easy, I guess. She runs with the big boys and she does real good. I'm real proud of her and hopefully she continues to race. I've got all my money saved up. We'll spend it all.
Q. Your teammate Jeff Gordon won this race 20 years ago and few people would be surprised if he won it this weekend. What do you think about that sustained performance over that long of a time? Is it impressive?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: Oh, yeah. I mean, Jeff is just a great race car driver. He's always been one of the top talents in the series, and he's been with the same team, so that's really been a big deal to be around one of the best organizations his whole career. He's pretty sharp about what he needs as far as a crew chief and engineers and people, and I think he's done a good job of sustaining the integrity of his team and the success of his team. Really his success depends on his team obviously like every driver, and he knows that very well and sort of understands what he needs from that standpoint, and I think that that's what's helped him remain so competitive throughout the years.
He's run he's been so fast. He's been really good. They've shown some good speed over the last couple weeks, and I was thinking that yesterday he was the fastest guy in race trim from what I could tell, so he's got a great opportunity this weekend.
Q. Talk about how special winning your last Brickyard with Steve on the box would be. And are there any names being thrown around for next year?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: We're always everybody is talking a little bit. We haven't really sat down in a room and got down to a real serious discussion about it. But I think that the people involved in the decision making have some great ideas, and the conversations are starting to happen, so we'll see how that sort of works itself out.
Yeah, I mean, any race I win with Steve this year is very special because of his last year. So yeah, we'll take anywhere. We'll take a win anywhere. This weekend would be he's one of the guys that's one of the best on the box when it comes to strategy, and this style of race and the way the tires are going to play into that. This is right in his wheelhouse. I think he's going to give us a great opportunity.
Q. Chase Elliott won last weekend in Chicagoland making him eligible for $100,000 today. Are you going to stay on top of the box for the race? Have you given him any advice?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: I haven't really sat on Chase's box much, but I've been trying to sit on Regan's box and sort of help Regan out as much as I can or help that team as much as I can. And I think that Ryan Pemberton appreciates me being on that box, sort of leaned on me a little bit. I gave him some bad advice at New Hampshire about a certain pit stop.
I did move back and forth at Daytona a little bit, but the NAPA box is full of people. It's always got a lot of NAPA folks and certain people up there, so I try to let the people have their opportunity to sit on the pit box. They've got a pretty grand pit box. It's got stadium seating. So I like the people enjoy that.
Q. Cup holders?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: I don't know, I went up there at Daytona and I had to stand in the corner. Regan's box is pretty empty, so I got up there.
Chase has done a great job. Every time we get asked about Chase we seem to say the same thing, keep repeating ourselves, but he's doing an awesome job. This is a new experience, I think, for him, and he looked like he's sort of getting the hang of it in practice, starting a little bit off of the 5 and the 7 and has sort of gradually improved and seemed like he was gathering up what he was understanding about the racetrack and making his car work. So I expect him to be very competitive, so looking forward to hopefully one of us getting up there and maybe winning today. That would just be a thrill.
Q. Considering how well Kurt did in the double, would you like to try that, Indy Charlotte?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: I don't think I would. I know it's a lot of preparation, and I think that it takes a certain mentality, certain style of person. I think that Kurt has that mentality, has that ability to really get down and want to take on something like that. He's sort of in a situation in his career where he can sort of juggle all those things. We've got so much going on, and I really never aspired to drive open wheel cars. I do follow the series and have some drivers I pull for, but I was always a stock car guy and just always wanted to race short tracks and bang on fenders.
But I do have a lot of respect for what he did, and it was a great joy to cheer him on and support him. We all, everyone in the garage, wanted him to do well and to see him do well and accomplish what he did was a great thing I think for both series. So definitely it drew a lot of attention to both series.
I enjoyed that, and I like seeing drivers do that, but I'm going to turn 40 next year, or this year actually, so I think I've got so much going on that I'd rather not pile that on to my plate.
Q. This is a preview question: Next race you guys head to Pocono. You won there in June. What are you and your team doing to prepare for that race and are you excited to go there as you have an opportunity to win back to back at a pretty difficult track?
DALE EARNHARDT JR.: Yeah, seems like guys that run well there can sort of sustain it. I've seen guys sweep there, or at least have opportunities to sweep and come close. And I like the track, and we have ran well there since the repave, and I anticipate us being competitive again.
Brad Keselowski and his team has really stepped it up over the last month. They've become much more competitive over the last four to six weeks than they were at the start of the year, so I assume he'll be trying to win that race, and he'll be very strong because he was really good there last time. There's one of the guys we'll be keeping an eye on, and Logano will be good, all our teammates will be strong. It'll be a very challenging race with a lot of competition, but I hope we can go back there and do well.


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The UMass women's lacrosse team moved up two spots in the InsideLacrosse.com/Brine Media Poll to No. 11 as it was released yesterday.
The Minutewomen were also ranked No. 11 in the IWLCA Coaches Poll and checked in at No. 15 in the newly formed Lacrosse Magazine weekly rankings.
This week marks the 35 consecutive week that the Minutewomen have been ranked among the top-20 teams in the nation.


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