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QPR 1 West Brom 2. All over at Loftus Road and it is the visitors who take the spoils. Another setback for QPR, while West Brom march on.
Olsson struggling, not good news for West Brom. Hoilett able to force a corner. Surely this is it? Taarabt goes shot to Hoilett, whose shot deflects behind. Another short one to Hoilett. His cross towards Ferdinand is put behind by McAuley. Taarabt again, but West Brom clear.
Fine block from Tamas to deny Hoilett. Last chance for QPR to get something. SWP wastes a throw and West Brom look to counter. Green able to punt long again, but he can't find a team-mate.
Taarabt over his 11th corner. Cisse is lurking, but can't get a touch. He claims he was tugged, but play goes on. Ferdinand goes long, but McAuley stands tall and heads clear.
Traore happy to punt the ball high and long. QPR are able to win a corner. Is there a final twist in the tail for the hosts?
Massive hand-ball shout against Ridgewell. He has his hands up as he tries to cut out a cross towards Mbia. He's a lucky boy. From the corner, Diakite is picked out, but fires across goal and wide.
Mulumbu down and requires treatment, as we enter five minutes of stoppage-time. Having seen Foster's 'save' again, it appears as though it was Mulumbu who hacked off the line.
So close for QPR. Brilliant save from Foster. West Brom, still in front, trying to head for the corner flags. They don't make it and QPR push forward again.
SWP with space on the right. His cross is cut out by Gera, who got close enough to block. Taarabt over the set-piece. His delivery finds the head of Hill. He thinks he has scored, but Foster pulls off a remarkable one-handed save.
Tamas concedes a throw deep inside his own half. Traore makes a mess of things and ends up presenting the ball back to the Baggies.
Redknapp and his coaching staff on their feet barking out instructions. Can QPR create one more opportunity? West Brom now looking to sit and play on the counter.
Morrison trudges off, slowly. Tamas is sent on in his place. All three changes now made by the Baggies.
Ridgewell taking as long as possible with a throw. West Brom then pick out Morrison, who threads the ball into Fortune. He rolls the ball under Green, but the flag has gone up for offside. Tight one, but the right call.
Mbia cautioned as he chases back after Long and hacks him down from behind. He also had a hold of his shirt, so can have no complaints.
SWP prepaed to track back again. His pass towards Cisse is cut out, though, and QPR can't counter. When they do make their way forward, Mackie forces over a cross which has West Brom troubled for a moment.
QPR take the free-kick quickly. Mbia does whip the ball into the box at the second attempt, and McAuley nods behind for a corner. Mbia, rising through a crowd of players, can't direct his header on target.
Mulumbu forward to Fortune, but he can't get past Traore. QPR looking for a way out, and find one down their left. Mulumbu then fouls Diakite. Chance to push the big men forward.
Yet another corner to West Brom. Morrison tries again, but his delivery to the near post is not the best and trickles behind. SWP leads a QPR attack, but fires into the side-netting when trying to cross. Bit of a waste.
Another corner to West Brom. Brunt whips the ball into the heart of the six-yard box. Green does well to get a finger to the ball and put it behind again. Morrison over the latest set-piece, which SWP can clear. Chris Foy then slips, much to the amusement of the crowd.
Long, only just on the field, is hobbling. West Brom have a corner, so he will play on. The Baggies taking their time again. Morrison eventually delivers, but the ball skids through the area and out on the far side.
Brunt swings a delivery from wide on the left into the QPR box. Green prepared to come and gather from above Long's head. Morrison soon back in possession, but can't find Gera.
Lukaku's final involvement as he is hauled off and replaced by Long - another striker who will run himself into the ground for the good of the collective cause.
Diakite flying forward and sticks out a leg, which catches Jones. He goes down, free-kick given. Home support not happy with the decision, or how long it takes Foster to take the free-kick. Lukaku can't get the ball out of his feet when picked out inside the box with his back to goal.
Lukaku prepared to chase down the channels, but he has no chance of collecting a Fortune flick. West Brom looking to peg QPR back, but a long ball from Traore has them facing their own goal again.
Movement on the Baggies bench. Clarke looking to freshen things up and see this out. QPR look full of life again. Cisse unable to find a way through McAuley on this occasion.
QPR now looking to throw more men forward. West Brom suddenly being forced to dig a little deeper than they had hoped. Gera prepared to do his bit as he dives into a tackle on SWP.
West Brom getting sloppy, and nervy. They present the ball to Taarabt. He has no support and five to beat, so decides to pull the trigger from distance. His low drive is straight down the throat of Foster.
West Brom now prepared to slow things down. Jones in no rush to take a throw. They realise that QPR feel there is still all to play for here.
QPR lifted, with the noise levels inside Loftus Road rising. Mackie surging forward again and testing Foster with a shot which skips up off the surface.
GOAL QPR - CISSE. Fine through-ball from Mbia to Cisse. He keeps his composure with Foster racing out to meet him and dinks the ball into the back of the net. Game on!
Hoilett drifting in off the left flank, but West Brom have numbers back. Traore then tries his luck down the left, but still no joy. Ferdinand is then found in space, but he decides against a shot from 35 yards and can't pick out SWP with a pass wide.
Morrison takes the corner. Green comes and punches. Diakite complates the clearance. Mulumbu lobs the ball back into the box, where Mulumbu is offside and can't make contact anyway.
Hoilett involved immediately, as he combines with Taarabt. He is able to thread a low cross towards the edge of the box, but there is no-one there for QPR. Lukaku is then sprung clear, but Green blocks his shot from a tight angle with his feet. Corner.
Green comes right to the edge of his area to punch clear. SWP, who has been moved to the right, can't keep the ball in play as he wanders forward. Fabio only just making his way to the bench after going off on the opposite side of the field.
Double change for QPR as Fabio and Faurlin are replaced by Hoilett and Diakite. Change of approach from the hosts.
Faurlin fouls Lukaku. West Brom send the free-kick wide, rather than into the box. Ridgewell is bundled over, but is waved back to his feet and awarded a throw. QPR are then able to clear their lines.
Redknapp planning changes. Can he find two goals from somewhere? He does have the likes of Granero, Dyer and Hoilett on the bench. Meanwhile, Mackie charges forward, but sees a shot blocked by Ridgewell. Powerful, direct running from the QPR forward.
Mbia with a straight pass down the middle, which hits McAuley on the heel. QPR try again and SWP wins a free-kick, which Traore takes quickly. Jones tracks SWP into the box and puts in a timely challenge.
Traore's cross from the left is cut out by Jones, but only half-cleared. QPR work the ball to Fabio, 20 yards from goal. He catches a shot on the half-volley, but skews his effort into the stands.
Lukaku should have made it three, but is denied by a brave block from Green diving at his feet. The West Brom striker then fails to throw himself at a driven cross which fizzes across the face of goal. At the other end, a Mackie cross from the right can't find a hooped shirt.
Cisse collides with Olsson. QPR keen to get on with things. They go long down the line for Fabio to chase. Foster alive to the danger and trots off his line to gather.
SWP has two defenders for company, but forces his way to the dead-ball line and wins a corner. Taarabt tries again. This time his delivery is better, but straight into the hands of Foster.
Nice from Ridgewell as he sells a dummy to Mackie before firing long downfield. Ironic cheers from the away supporters as Green gathers. He could have done better with the goal, but had a strong case for a free-kick.
Taarabt over another corner for QPR. Yet again his delivery lets him and his side down. The ball is swung away from those in the middle and skids out of the box, Mulumbu wins a free-kick as West Brom edge back towards halfway.
Taarabt trying to produce some magic, but nothing doing for QPR. West Brom go long down their left. Lukaku is quick, but not quick enough. Having seen the goal again, Fortune was the man stood in front of Green and backing in. He got away with one for sure.
Brunt's corner is nodded to safety by Hill. West Brom come again, but the ball runs through to Green. Redknapp slumped in his seat. Not a lot more he can do.
QPR are able to win a free-kick wide on their right. Taarabt rolls it short in to Fabio. He fires across the face of goal, but past everyone. Fortune bundles his way towards the dead-ball line, where SWP has to concede a corner.
Faurlin thinks he has won a free-kick, but gets nothing. Nothing going QPR's way at the moment. Looks like this might be one of those days for Redknapp's men.
GOAL WEST BROM - OWN GOAL GREEN. The ball is nodded up into the air and towards Green's goal. He has a Baggies player in front of him and he ends up palming the ball into his own net. Looked like a foul, but goal given.
Mulumbu shrugs off Faurlin as he drives forward. Jones is then sent racing into the area along the dead-ball line. He tries to cut the ball back, but Ferdinand is in the right place to bundle behind.
Fabio skips around Ridgewell, but sees his cross blocked by Mulumbu. Mbia is then sent sprawling by the Baggies midfielder. Free-kick to QPR wide on their right level with the edge of the box. Taarabt's delivery has to be put behind by Brunt. Mbia is found unmarked, but heads back to Taarabt. Second delivery also finds Mbia, who then nods wide. Should be 1-1.
QPR get penned inside their own box. No room for Lukaku. Mulumbu then finds him with a clever back-heel, but the Baggies striker can only prod the ball straight at Green.
No changes to either side at the interval. Redknapp keeping faith with those he selected at the start. West Brom looking to slip back into their passing stride.
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QPR 0 West Brom 1. Brunt's fine effort separates the two sides at the interval. Still all to play for, though, in a keenly-fought contest.
Redknapp watching on, he doesn't look too happy. He has work to do to lift an extra 10 per cent from his troops. West Brom almost make it two moments before half-time. Morrison skips past a challenge and fires narrowly past the upright.
West Brom looking to get into the dressing room with their lead intact. A long ball forward ends up at the feet of Green.
QPR unable to get anything going as we approach the interval. Taarabt trying a bit too much at times. Faurlin, meanwhile, appears to have shaken off his earlier knock and is moving freely again.
Still plenty of effort on show from QPR as we enter the closing stages of the half. Hill too eager to get involved, as he collides with Traore. Morrison gather the loose ball, finds Gera, who fires wide.
Typical hard work from Mackie, as he refuses to give up a long chase to the corner. He forces a mistake from Jones. Corner to QPR. Taarabt takes, Hill rises, but nods wide.
Brunt swings the ball into the box from the set-piece. Green does well to come through the crowd and get a strong hand to the ball. When the ball is returned to the box, Lukaky can't get anything to a floated cross.
Strong header from Lukaku as he glances on. Fortune can't collect as he is caught between two defenders. Taarabt tries to counter, but can't Faurlin still hobbling around. He needs to go off as he concedes a corner.
Faurlin is going to battle on for now, but Diakite has been sent out to warm up. On the field, Traore takes an age with a throw. A few moans and groans in the stands.
Faurlin picked up a knock while putting in a challenge on Lukaku. Physio is on, magic sponge is out. We should be okay to continue shortly.
Mackie claims a foul, with Ridgewell pushing and shoving, but gets nothing. Morrison is allowed to drift forward. He looks right towards Fortune, but his pass skids away for a throw. Faurlin now down holding his leg.
Lukaku and Fortune playing on, despite a team-mate being down. Brunt won the ball really strongly in the air against Faurlin, but took a blow for his troubles. He is soon back on his feet.
Free-kick just right of centre for QPR. Plenty of willing takers as Gera and Cisse debate their recent coming together. Cisse did appear to go down a little easy. Decision given now. Taarabt takes the set-piece, and bends the ball inches past the post with Foster beaten. So close to a leveller.
Taarabt takes the corner, which sails through the box. His delivery from set-pieces has been disappointing so far. Fortune unable to find a way past Hill as he tries to make inroads down the West Brom right. QPR suddenly spring clear with Taarabt, who finds Cisse. He is tripped 20 yards from goal by Gera.
Good play from Mackie as he forces his way past Popov and fires over a cross, which has to be put behind. Olsson did well to get in front of Cisse. Popov has gone down and won't be able to continue. He appears to have tweaked a hamstring.
Not what was required from Taarabt as he curls the ball onto the roof of Foster's net. With QPR looking to put pressure on, he allows the Baggies to clear their lines.
SWP full of running again as he chases a back-pass. Foster under all sorts of pressure as he slides to hammer clear in the nick of time. Foster then involved again as he dives low to his left to keep out a well-struck effort from Mbia. Corner to QPR.
West Brom pushing for a second, with QPR rocking. Brunt involved again as he sees the ball forward to Morrison. He allows the ball to bounce, before sending a looping effort into the roof of the net. Green had it covered.
How will QPR respond to falling behind. It has been a difficult season so far and they can't afford to see heads dropping. Redknapp needs to get out and rally his troops.
GOAL WEST BROM - BRUNT. Good build up play from Brunt, allowing Brunt to move into space 25 yards from goal. He allows the ball to drift across his body, before drilling low into the bottom corner. Great strike.
West Brom win a free-kick wide on their right just inside the QPR half. Morrison swings the ball into the box, but can't pick out a red shirt. Clarke takes down a few more notes. The Baggies boss is yet to take to his seat. He's just stood inside the dugout.
Morrison seeing plenty of the ball, and he is pushing well forward. QPR standing firm at the back and keeping the door firmly bolted. They can then spring Taarabt forward, but he is outnumbered after running away from his team-mates.
West Brom prepared to knock the ball around at the back, with QPR sitting off. The Baggies see an attack break down when they try to find Lukaku. QPR's turn to attack, but they too can't get a forward into play in a dangerous area.
Jones now bombing forward for the Baggies. SWP tracks him all the way and puts in a sliding challenge to block an attempted cross. He then gets the decision - a goal kick. Great work from the QPR winger.
Brilliant from SWP as he skips past Jones and Mulumbu. He darts into the box and clips over a cross. Mackie rises, but glances well wide. He should have done much better from on the penalty spot, as he rose unchallenged.
Mbia is able to work a yard of space down the right, and he drills over a loss cross. Cisse appears to handle when the ball breaks his way, but nothing is given. He turns and shoots, straight at Olsson.
Lukaku's lay off to Morrison is spotted early by Ferdinand, and he is able to intercept. Faurling then caught on the ball by Lukaku, but QPR remain in possession. They send Traore scampering down the left flank.
Mulumbu the latest to try his luck from distance, and the latest to fire horribly off target. His effort from a full 30 yards out sails into the top tier of the stand behind Green's goal.
Ferdinand is back with us. West Brom still knocking the ball around, but struggling to break into the final third. They are going long a bit too early and trying to force things when the patient approach doesn't work right away.
Ferdinand hobbles from the field, but he should be okay to continue. Redknapp taking the opportunity to get messages across to his players. We re-start with an uncontested drop ball. Why can't we have proper drop balls anymore?
Jones well forward from full-back. His low cross is hammered clear by Hill. Gera collects again for the Baggies, and dinks the ball forward. Fortune offside. Ferdinand has now gone down and will require treatment. He looked to have turned his ankle.
Morrison wriggling away from his man again. He gets another shot away from distance, but his effort lacks power and Hill can hack to safety. West Brom come again. QPR unable to string anything together in the last few minutes or so.
Another hopeful long ball punted forward. Taarabt this time decides to try and find Cisse early. His ball isn't the worst, but it drifts into the area and Foster is able to come and claim.
Mackie unable to keep a Ferdinand clearance in play. QPR still working really hard when they are not on the ball. West Brom seeing more of it now, but are yet to really threaten.
Free-kick is played short. SWP does really well to force his way past Jones and to the dead-ball line. He is able to wrap his foot around the ball and send over a cross, but the whistle has gone. He was offside when he collected the ball.
West Brom able to knock the ball around with purpose for the first time. Mulumbu then gives it away in trying to find Lukaku. Taarabt leads the QPR charge and is felled by Brunt. Yet another chance to push the big men forward.
Taarabt's delivery is terrible. Mackie gets a touch at the near post but can do nothing with it as he had to stretch to get in front of Lukaku. Mbia then concedes a free-kick. Still a bit scrappy at the moment.
SWP picks up a loose ball, but gets it caught under his feet allowing Mulumbu to put into another full-blooded challenge. Taarabt does well to skip away from tackles and find Fabio wide on the QPR right. His cross deflects behind for a corner.
West Brom break quickly and force the first corner of the afternoon. Brunt over the set-piece. His delivery is aimed towards an umarked Olsson, but he can't connect. QPR clear, but the ball is returned to their box. Green comes to punch, and wins a free-kick.
Great vision from Faurlin, as he goes long from well inside his own half. Cisse has darted away from his man and in behind, but the ball skips off the surface and through to Foster.
Ferdinand with a strong header clear, as Morrison tries to break down the middle. QPR win another free-kick on halfway, with Brunt too strong in the challenge on this occasion. Mbia then wastes possession by spraying a pass straight to Foster.
Taarabt caught after getting rid of the ball. Mulumbu came and clipped his ankles. Opportunity for QPR to load the box. Taarabt over the set-piece, but Olsson is able to nod clear. Not the best delivery.
Fabio with a clear ball into Cisse, who lays it off to Taarabt. He looks to get a shot away, but he scuffs his effort badly and it trickles through the penalty area and out for a throw. Not his best, it's fair to say.
QPR full of energy, pressing high up the field. West Brom forced to go long towards Lukaku, but he has strayed offside. Chance for Green to clear his lines.
Morrison twists ands turns, but can't escape the attention of Fabio. The Baggies midfielder ends up running the ball out of play. He soon has it back, though, and drills an ambitious effort from 25 yards well wide of the target.
Harry Redknapp has just taken to his seat. He was delayed on his way here, but not sure what his excuse is for missing the first couple of minutes. Both of these sides trying to get the ball down onto a slick surface.
First effort of the match, and it's a decent one. West Brom struggle to clear their lines, with Taarabt sniffing around. The ball breaks loose to Mbia 25 yards from goal and he sends a curling effort narrowly wide, with Foster at full stretch.
Underway a bit earlier than planned. Most of the seats that were due to be filled inside the ground have been, so here's hoping we get some Boxing Day entertainment. Early exchanges sees QPR force a couple of throws down their right.
The players are now with us so we will have to leave the feedback there for now. There will be further opportunities to have your say at half-time and again at the final whistle.
Tony Holmes is another expecting a close encounter. He says: 'Nice to see Redknapp making excuses already for the players he knew he was taking on. Given some of the transfer fees and wages he's laid out for lemons in his past, ironic he should blame Hughes for just that?! Re Today, yes, good to see Ferdinand and Hill playing for QPR, maybe Long and/or Odemwingie will be on after about an hour, run rings round Hill again. But I can see QPR getting something.'
Peter Willetts thinks the visitors might just edge this. He says: 'As a Baggies fan I would be happy with a draw but with a little fortune I think we could just sneak three points with a narrow 2-1 win. Goals from Lukaku and Brunt. Come on you Baggies.'
Players emerging onto fields across the country in time for kick-off. We have players on the pitch here - but they are all still in their tracksuits and being put through their warm-ups. The start here has been pushed back until 3.15 due to traffic problems and the late arrival of the West Brom team bus.
Bill Geddes is another QPR fan concerned that Ryan Nelsen's absence today could be costly. He says: 'I can't make it up to London for the match & have just tuned into your site. I first looked at the team list & assumed there was an error. No Ryan Nelsen! Having had a further look I am horrified to find he is unwell and will be replaced with the hopeless Ferdinand. Nelsen supplies about 50% of the spirit in the QPR team. Without him I fear the worst for today.'
Liam Ferguson sees the hosts picking up the points. He says: 'I think QPR will get their 2nd league win this season, I'll guess at 2-0 to QPR.'
The weather has taken a turn for the worse and it is now lashing it down. Not the day to be visiting Loftus Road it would seem.
As we have plenty of time to fill before kick-off, keep your thoughts coming in to firstname.lastname@example.com or @SkySportsChrisB.
Having been asked for my opinion on today's game, I will play it very safe - perch myself firmly on the fence - and go for a score draw. Everyone goes home happy! A few goals will do me. I'm not asking for much.
Hayden Clarke is another Baggie hoping for the best. He says: 'As a Baggie I am always a bit concerned when starting without Long or Odemwingie. But can see a draw. Boing boing.'
Marie-Clair is expecting a tough test for the Baggies, but is confident they can take something. She says: 'I've been very impressed with how Harry has taken over at QPR and now I'm beginning to think they could avoid relegation. Despite this, I'm still hoping for an Albion win although I'd be happy with a draw based on current form.'
Paul Adams is the first to get in touch this Boxing Day afternoon. He says: 'As a QPR fan I am a little alarmed to see that Ryan Nelsen is not in the squad today (he has flu apparently). Anton Ferdinand to replace him at centre back is alarming as he has not been performing well at all! Optimisitc for a 2-1 home victory. Come on u Rs.'
West Brom team: Foster, Jones, McAuley, Olsson, Popov, Gera, Mulumbu, Morrison, Brunt, Fortune, Lukaku. Subs: Myhill, Ridgewell, Rosenberg, Long, Dorrans, Odemwingie, Tamas.
QPR team: Green, Fabio, Ferdinand, Hill, Traore, Wright-Phillips, Faurlin, Mbia, Mackie, Taarabt, Cisse. Subs: Cesar, Diakite, Derry, Granero, Hoilett, Ehmer, Dyer.
You can also bet in-play throughout the game at Skybet.com. QPR start as slight favourites at 5/4, with West Brom 21/10 and the draw 12/5. You can get 11/2 on Adel Taarabt to net the first goal, or maybe you fancy Romelu Lukaku at 7/1.
Can QPR pick up three much-needed points today, or will the Baggies spoil their Christmas? Who will be the men to keep an eye on? Let me know your thoughts.
Feel free to offer your opinion on today's game by contacting me direct at firstname.lastname@example.com or @SkySportsChrisB.
West Brom got back to winning ways over the weekend, while ending a barren run in front of goal. They sit seventh at present, level on points for fourth-placed Arsenal.
Looking ahead to the game, QPR will be hoping for a Boxing Day boost today as they remain five points adrift of safety.They have lost only one of their last five to offer them hope.
Traffic chaos in and around the capital - on a day of tube strikes - has seen the West Brom team delayed on their way to the ground. Still hoping to get underway at 3pm.


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350 at Upstate church protest ban on 'I Believe' license plate
Published: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 7:50 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 7:51 a.m.
GREER, S.C. (AP) More than 350 people attended a rally at a church in Greer to protest a federal judge's order banning South Carolina from producing a religious license plate that carries the words "I Believe."
The Rev. Arnold Hiette of People's Baptist Church said Tuesday night he's upset by the Dec. 11 ruling by U.S. District Judge Cameron McGowan Currie. She said the plate violates the U.S. Constitution's provision forbidding government from establishing a religion.
The plate includes a stained glass window with a cross.
Hiette told The Greenville News that Christians have lost the right to public prayer, as well as prayer in schools.
Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer and Attorney General Henry McMaster were at the rally to support the license plate.
No decision has been made on an appeal.
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A mixture of alcohol and caffeine may do better than most drugs now used to prevent brain damage after a stroke, a team of Texas researchers says.
"The striking thing to me isn't just that it's effective but how great the effect is. It really is very dramatic," said Dr. James Grotta.
Grotta, Dr. Jarok Aronowski and lab technician Roger Strong were set to announce their findings Thursday at the American Neurological Association meeting in Seattle.
In studies using rats, the researchers at the University of Texas at Houston found that a mix of alcohol and caffeine was more effective than most drugs designed to break up the blood clots than can kill brain cells in stroke patients. The drugs generally are given to those admitted to a hospital within three hours of a stroke.
Strokes can occur when the blood flow in the brain is disrupted. They can cause paralysis, speech problems or memory lapses.
Strong was the one who suggested an alcohol and caffeine prescription. He based his hunch on studies that have shown moderate alcohol consumption can reduce risk of stroke, as well as studies that demonstrate the way caffeine stimulates certain parts of the brain.
Alcohol by itself, they found, made the stroke damage worse. Caffeine alone did nothing. But they discovered that when the two were combined and taken within two hours after the stroke, they were more effective than most drugs used for the same purpose.
Grotta emphasized that the findings are based on one study done with rats, and said much more research would be needed before the therapy could be used on humans.
Getting funding for further studies could be difficult, he said.
"Obviously, no pharmaceutical company is going to fund a study of alcohol and caffeine since they won't be able to make money from those substances."
Alcohol + Caffeine, A New Rx?
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Newton, KS (WIBW)--A Newton soldier has died of injuries he received when his vehicle overturned while on patrol Saturday in Iraq.
Major General Todd Bunting says 18-year-old Specialist Ronald Andrew Schmidt died today from his injuries.
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Suspect wanted in oilfield thefts
Published: Thursday, November 3, 2011 at 11:35 a.m.
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An arrest warrant has been issued for a third suspect accused in the theft of stealing thousands of dollars worth of oilfield equipment earlier this year, police said.
Timothy Massey, 38, 310 Harding Drive, Houma, is accused of stealing the equipment from Bilco Tools, 107 Clendenning Road. Eugene Baus, 50, 210 Magnolia St., Houma, was later found in possession of the stolen equipment, police said, and was arrested.
Bobby Foreman Jr., 42, 102 Blanche St., Chauvin, is accused of possession of stolen property worth more than $500 and obstruction of justice in connection with the thefts.
Anyone with information can call Bayou Region Crime Stoppers at 1-800-743-7433.
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340 miles yields cuts, bruises, bites and burns. This sticker is guaranteed to protect you in some degree if used as directed. Side effects may include daydreaming and no longer sweating the small stuff. Ask your doctor if Riveratol is right for you.
Limited edition. 700 stickers. All proceeds to Missouri River Relief!
Purchase one or more of a limited 100 chances to win a Konza Longboard and Push Stick from Konza SUP and Rivermiles.
Total package value is $250.00
Your name will be added to complete raffle donor list for each chance purchased.
Drawing held after all 100 tickets sold online. NO more than 100 will be sold. Each ticket represents a 1% chance of winning. We are raising $1000 for the non profit Lewis and Clark Boathouse and Nature Center. Also known as the MR340 Finish Line!
You've voluntarily put yourself through the meat grinder known as the MR340. Congratulations. You've earned the right to wear this shirt with pride. Whether a paddler or a ground crew, you've pushed to the limit and just a little bit beyond. Map of the course on the back so you can remind people how long 340 miles really is. Free Shipping!
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Same shirt worn by the amazing athletes who paddle the MR340. Now you can own one! Lightweight, wicking material feels like silk on your skin. Keeps you cool and dry. And when I say cool, I mean cool.
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I have about 60 of these left in XL and L only. Shipping is free.
Yes, there's a real Highway 340 on the eastern side of the state…but it's only 19 miles long! So we added our own touch to this replica just so folks know you eat 19 miles for breakfast. 100% of proceeds go to Missouri River Relief. Free shipping.
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Newsflash: From 1 July 2015, the Family Violence Court will no longer be taking any new matters and will be gradually replaced with new 'Family Violence Support Lists' in the Magistrate's Court of Western Australia. Commencing at "launch locations" of the six metropolitan Magistrates Courts, and at the Geraldton Magistrates Court, the new listing arrangements aim to ensure that all VRO breaches and serious assaults in family violence circumstances are heard on the same day each week.
This will allow service providers from WA Police, Department for Child Protection and Family Support, Department of Corrective Services and the Victim Support Service to provide specialist advice and support to the List. These lists are currently being built, and further details will be provided soon.
Family Violence Courts focus on the safety of victims and seek to address the causal factors of an offender's violent behaviour.
Family Violence Courts aim to break the cycle of family violence by providing the option of programs to address the offender's violent behaviour before sentencing.
The courts can produce better outcomes for victims of family violence and help reduce the damaging inter-generational and societal effects that family violence causes.
Offenders are only eligible for the Family Violence Court case management program if they admit to their actions by pleading guilty, which demonstrates a willingness to address their behaviour.
Following a guilty plea, the dedicated Community Justice Services officer conducts further assessment to identify the offender's level of willingness to address their behaviour and the level of risk that they pose to the victim and community.
This is carried out in a more thorough process of interviewing, harm assessment, case needs assessment and spousal assault risk assessment. Once this is completed, referrals to specialised intervention programs are then carried out.
The success or otherwise of offenders engaged in programs designed to address their behaviour is taken into account by the judiciary when they are sentenced at the completion of the court based regime.
Offenders may enter the Family Violence Court program by either being bailed directly to appear in the dedicated court by police or by being referred to the court upon pleading guilty in the Magistrates Court.
The court process operates on a collaborative case management model involving the Department of the Attorney General, Department of Corrective Services, Western Australia Police and Department for Child Protection.
The Family Violence Court Case Management model involves:
The Family Violence Court provides customised programs and support to meet the needs of Aboriginal people and other cultural groups. The court engages with existing support services located throughout the metropolitan regions
Each of the Family Violence Courts is supported by a Family Violence Service which provides support and advice to victims of family violence.
All Family Violence Courts provide services and programs that are culturally appropriate for Aboriginal people.
Each court also has a Family Violence Support Service which can provide:
Enquiries regarding the Family Violence Courts can be made by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Armadale Family Violence Court
Armadale Court House
109 Jull Street
Phone: (08) 9399 0722
Fremantle Family Violence Court
8 Holdsworth Street
Phone: (08) 9431 0324
Fax: (08) 9335 9783
Joondalup Family Violence Court
21 Reid Promenade
Phone: (08) 9400 0707
Fax: (08) 9400 0728
Midland Family Violence Court
Midland Court House
24 Spring Park Road
Phone: (08) 9250 0229
Fax: (08) 9274 6676
Perth Family Violence Court
501 Hay Street
Phone: (08) 9425 2459
Fax: (08) 9425 2465
Rockingham Family Violence Court
Whitfield Street
Phone: (08) 9592 4018
Fax: (08) 9527 9280
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I have a custom post type, BOOKS. It has several custom fields, namely; TITLE, AUTHOR, GENRE, RATING. I need advice on how to fix my code below so that only books that have the search word in the custom fields; title, author, genre; WITH EXACTLY the rating specified in my search form, gets displayed in the results?
I have made a custom search form; a text area that will search through the title, author, and genre; and a dropdown that will match the rating. The code in my params below only searches through the title, author, and genre. But I am now stumped in how to add the code for the rating.
This is how I visually imagined it: (title OR author OR genre) AND rating.
$params = array(
'orderby' => $sortbooks,
'limit' => 5,
'search' => false,
'where' => array(
'relation' => 'OR',
'key' => 'title',
'value' => $searchvalue,
'compare' => 'LIKE'
'key' => 'author',
'value' => $searchvalue,
'compare' => 'LIKE'
'key' => 'genre',
'value' => $searchvalue,
'compare' => 'LIKE'
'relation' => 'AND',
'key' => 'rating',
'value' => $ratingvalue,
'compare' => '=',
'type' => 'NUMERIC'
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Blow for Apple as judge allows Samsung's smartphones to go back on sale in America - and there's STILL no sign of iPhone 5
- Nexus phone allowed to go on sale in U.S.
- Blow for Apple as Samsung's phones outsell iPHone
- Injunction still bars Samsung's iPad rival from sale
Halted: A judge in California has blocked US sales of Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphones
Samsung scored a victory against its technology rival Apple this week as a judge ruled that its Nexus smartphone could go on sale in the U.S.
Samsung's Android smartphones have propelled the Korean company ahead of its American rival in global sales.
The new ruling lifts a freeze on sales of its Nexus phone - although the ruling upheld a lower court's decision to temporarily halt sales of its Galaxy 10.1 tablet computer.
Apple accused its Asian rival, the leader in global mobile device sales, in lawsuits of blatantly copying its hot-selling iPhones and iPads.
Last week, a San Jose court granted rare, temporary injunctions against the sale of the Galaxy mobile devices in question, a triumph for the Silicon Valley consumer electronics giant that had asked for the bans until their trial begins July 30.
Apple has waged an international patent war since 2010 as it seeks to limit the growth of Google's Android system, the world's most-used mobile operating platform. Opponents of Apple say it is using patents too aggressively in a bid to stamp out competition.
Apple and Samsung Electronics, the world's largest consumer electronics companies, are waging legal battles in about 10 countries, accusing each other of patent infringement as they vie for supremacy in a fast-growing market for mobile devices.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said it would temporarily stay the smartphone injunction while it considers Apple's arguments, the court said in a brief order. It gave Apple a July 12 deadline to respond.
The decisions are the latest in a long-running battle between Samsung and Apple in U.S. courts but are unlikely to severely depress the Asian tech-power's bottom line since it is rolling out new tablet and smartphone models.
On Friday, Samsung announced that soaring sales of its smartphones helped drive a record $5.9 billion quarterly profit.
and Samsung, the world's largest consumer electronics corporations, are
waging legal war in around 10 countries, accusing each other of patent
violations as they vie for supremacy in a fast-growing market for mobile
is disappointed with the court's decision that denied our motion to
stay. We believe today's ruling will ultimately reduce the availability
of superior technological features to consumers in the United States,'
Samsung said in a statement.
The district court is not the last chance for Samsung to get the injunction lifted.
has also appealed to a federal appeals court in Washington, DC, which
has exclusive jurisdiction over intellectual property disputes.
Apple spokeswoman reiterated the company's previous comment that
Samsung's latest products look a lot like the iPhone and iPad.
kind of blatant copying is wrong and, as we've said many times before,
we need to protect Apple's intellectual property when companies steal
our ideas,' the spokeswoman said.
Samsung's rival to iPad has been banned from sale in America, after a judge handed Apple a victory in the two companies' long-running patent battle
impact on Samsung is limited as shipment volume of Galaxy Tab 10.1 and
Nexus are quite small,' said Lee Sun-tae, an analyst at NH Investment
& Securities.
'Even if Apple wins an injunction request on Galaxy S III, Samsung will have plenty of time to get around it, as it normally takes quite a long time for a court to process such requests.'
The two companies have been locked in a battle over several continents over Samsung's Galaxy tablets and smartphones.
Apple has waged an international
patent war since 2010 as it seeks to limit the growth of Google's
Android system, the world's best-selling mobile operating platform.
US District Judge Lucy Koh said Apple 'has shown a likelihood of establishing both infringement and validity.'
Yesterday the U.S. District Court of Northern California said that the Galaxy Nexus smartphone 'likely' infringes four patents held by Apple Inc., including a patent used in the 'Siri' voice-activated assistance available in the iPhone 4S.
'Apple has clearly shown that it is likely to suffer irreparable harm in the absence of preliminary injunctive relief,' Judge Lucy Koh wrote in the ruling available online.
ordered Apple to post a $96 million bond - an estimated damage
sustained by Samsung from the temporary sales ban - in case the iPhone
maker loses to Samsung in a later trial, scheduled for 2014.
The sales ban in the United States will be effective immediately when Apple posts the bond.
The Galaxy Nexus lawsuit is one in a series of legal battles between Apple and Samsung.
two world's largest makers of smartphones together claimed more than
half of the global smartphone market in the first three months of this
Samsung and Apple have been embroiled
in multiple lawsuits in Asia, North America and Europe since April 2011
when Apple accused Samsung of copying its iPhone and iPad.
Samsung shot back with claims that Apple is using its mobile technology without permission.
Samsung's Galaxy tablets are the main rival to Apple's iPad - helped by the hit 'mini tablet' Galaxy Note (pictured)
The latest order from the Californian
court follows Koh's decision on Tuesday to temporarily block the sales
of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet computer in the United States.
it is 'the first serious blow' Apple has dealt to Samsung and Google
Inc., said Florian Mueller, a Germany-based patent analyst.
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 was released more than a year ago and accounts for a small portion of Samsung's mobile sales.
The Galaxy Nexus smartphone was launched in the U.S. market in December 2011.
The Nexus is also the first smartphone to be powered by the most recent
operating system called 'Ice Cream Sandwich,' which includes a unified
search feature that lets users search information stored in various
locations with a single input.
a result of the sales ban, Samsung and Google's 'co-developed flagship
device for the current generation of Android will have to be stripped of
some or all of its Siri-like functionality,' Mueller said in an emailed
Samsung said it is disappointed with the court order and will take all legal measures.
are currently working closely with Google to resolve this matter, as
the patent in question concerns Google's unified search function,' said
Nam Ki-yung, a Samsung spokesman.
will continue to take all available measures, including legal action to
ensure the Galaxy Nexus remains available to consumers.'
Apple did not return calls seeking comment.
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I didnt get my AF this month and i tested 2 weeks ago and got a BFN. so i started getting all weird, nausea etc. I decided to get a cheap test yesterday, i tested this AM and wat do you know, i got a POSITIVE, so my hubby suggested we get a Clear Blue (better test) and it was Positive Also. I then went back to be sure and bought a Answer test, this time with Pink Dye. My question is, my line was One was THICK and Clear the other was VERY FAINT, u can barely see anything BUT my coworker confirmed for me, there is a faint line. Does this confirm things, three different tests, three brands, all positive BUT one has faint line unlike the others....Please help!
BFP this AM - I have a Question!
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Femera Cycle 4 after TTC for 1.5 yr with no luck on Clomid. Diagnosed with PCOS in 2004. 2 Miscarriges in the past. DD born June 2010
OMG! CONGRATULATIONS! I would make an appt with your OB/GYN so they can confirm with a blood test... if you upload your photo, you can put it up on the tweakers board, and they can see if it's pink or an evap line.
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The last test that you bought is probably not as sensitive as the first 2 that you took. Congrats on your BFP!!!
It sounds like you are pregnant to me :) Congrats!
Take another digital test, if it will make you feel better! I took lots of tests with my 1st pregnancy!!!
I will restest again this afternoon, i think i had ran out of Pee....I cannot upload yet, at work :( BUT will take a pic of it and upload later.
Mommy to J
Femera Cycle 4 after TTC for 1.5 yr with no luck on Clomid. Diagnosed with PCOS in 2004. 2 Miscarriges in the past. DD born June 2010
Super exciting. Good luck!
So happy for you! Congrats!
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Ladies, i just posted in my pics a picture of my current BFP, very faint pink, can anyone confirm if it really is.
Mommy to J
Femera Cycle 4 after TTC for 1.5 yr with no luck on Clomid. Diagnosed with PCOS in 2004. 2 Miscarriges in the past. DD born June 2010
It looks like your pregnant. Congrats
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Definately looks positive!! if you don't mind I'll add a question to your post because this happened to me last time too (which I did go on the have a very healthy baby girl!!!) Is there a reason why it would take 2 weeks for her to get a positive result, and especially one that is so faint??? The only reasons I could think of are low HcG levels, or a late ovulation??? amazenegrace, do you know when you ovulated??? I'm now a week late for my AF and still no BFP, but like I said it took about 3 weeks for me to get a faint line with my DD...???
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New scientific insight into historic battles
"An eye-opening documentary" —The Times (U.K.) "Clear, concise, and rich in detail" —The Sunday Times (U.K.)
What explains the massacre at Waterloo? Why was Gallipoli such a disaster? What role did luck play at Hastings? Battlefield Detectives puts these and other famous battles under the microscope by revisiting the sites—some little changed, others transformed completely—where the fighting took place. Using 3-D computer models, maps, artifacts, original footage, and dramatic reenactments, investigators recreate the conditions at the scene.
New research is adding to our understanding of what really happened in some of the great battles of history, including Agincourt, Trafalgar, Balaklava, Little Big Horn, and Vietnam. Geologists are finding answers in the landscape and psychiatrists in the minds of the warriors, while climatologists and meteorologists are showing how weather was often crucial. From firearms experts and forensic scientists to crowd-behavior specialists, genealogists, and engineers, a wide range of authorities unlock the long-buried secrets of the battlefields.


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I currently use the excellent Logitech X-230 desktop speaker/subwoofer set, which I love for the volume dial on the front which gives me a nice, quick, tactile control of my sound without requiring a remote or keyboard buttons or some awkward software slider. Additionally, there's a very convenient headphone jack right next to the volume dial but the volume dial only controls the speakers, leaving the headphones at full volume.
The goal is to be able to adjust the sound in my headphones without having to fumble around and find an inline headphone volume control (and my current favorite pair doesn't even have one).
Is anyone aware of a desktop speaker set that has convenient volume controls for both levels?


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Euro's Leaders Question Greek Membership, Cornering Papandreou
European leaders for the first time raised the prospect of the euro area splintering, forcing debt-stricken Greece to decide whether it's in or out when it holds a referendum on a bailout package next month.
Led by Germany and France, Europe's economic and political anchors, the euro's guardians yesterday cut off financial aid for Greece until an early December vote determines whether it deserves a fresh batch of loans needed to stave off default.
"The referendum will revolve around nothing less than the question: does Greece want to stay in the euro, yes or no?" German Chancellor Angela Merkel told reporters after crisis talks hours before a Group of 20 summit set to begin today in Cannes, France. French President Nicolas Sarkozy said Prime Minister George Papandreou's government won't get a "single cent" of assistance if voters reject the plan.
The hardball tactics opened a split in the Athens government and broke with the doctrine that the euro is designed to last forever. European stocks fell and Italian bond yields rose to a euro-era record, as the 17-nation currency hurtled into uncharted territory.
"Europe's policy makers are going to tell the Greeks 'go now' if they must and 'we will survive' if they leave," said Kit Juckes, head of foreign exchange research at Societe Generale SA in London. "We get one month of uncertainty during which I can't see much that helps the euro."
Euro, Stocks
The euro fell as much as 0.7 percent before erasing the loss and trading up 0.1 percent to $1.3756 at 10:30 a.m. in Cannes. The Euro Stoxx 50 Index fell 0.5 percent.
The currency's fate hung over the G-20 summit, promoted by the host French government with banners declaring "history is being written in Cannes." European governments had planned to use it as a showcase for a revamped crisis-fighting strategy unveiled after all-night talks in Brussels last week.
Instead, Merkel and Sarkozy met again early today with the leaders of Italy and Spain and European Union officials to work out how to prevent the shock of Greece's unilateral referendum call from reverberating across the $13 trillion currency zone.
European officials pledged to step up work to prevent Greece's travails, now exacerbated by a month-long political campaign, from hammering other at-risk economies.
Struggling to restore Italy's credibility, the cabinet of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi last night agreed to include emergency measures in a budget bill set for passage by Nov. 15. Steps including a higher retirement age and more state-asset sales failed to convince the markets, which pushed up Italy's 10-year yield to 6.3 percent, more than triple Germany's.
Revamped Rescue
Euro finance ministers will accelerate plans to boost the firepower of the 440 billion-euro rescue fund, Merkel and Sarkozy said. On Oct. 27 euro leaders agreed to use leverage to get the fund's clout up to 1 trillion euros and told banks to raise 106 billion euros by the end of June to fortify their capital.
Papandreou, meanwhile, sought to squelch opponents in his own party to the Oct. 31 decision to put the terms of the next aid package to voters weary of two years of budget cuts and tax increases.
Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos openly broke with his boss, challenging the idea that the referendum on Dec. 4 or 5 might lead to a euro exit. Papandreou "is history," Dimitris Lintzeris, a ruling party lawmaker, said on NET TV.
Until the ballot, an already delayed aid installment of 8 billion euros will remain on hold, Merkel and Sarkozy said in a late-night appearance in an auditorium better known as the home of the Cannes film festival.
Backing Euro
Polls show most Greeks object to the austerity required for aid, yet more than seven in 10 favor remaining in the euro, a survey last week of 1,009 people published in To Vima newspaper showed.
EU treaties make no provision for a country to exit the currency, feted at its setup in 1999 as the capstone in Europe's half-century progression from war to prosperity. In a December 2009 legal opinion, the European Central Bank said an expulsion "would be so challenging, conceptually, legally and practically, that its likelihood is close to zero."
A decade since Greece fudged fiscal data to win entry to the euro and two years after it triggered the crisis by revising its budget numbers, wave after wave of austerity has deepened a recession now in its fourth year. The economy will contract 5.5 percent this year and 2.5 percent next, according to its 2012 budget. Unemployment reached 16.5 percent in July.
Exit Costs
While leaving the euro would allow Greece to regain control of exchange and interest rates, a September report by economists at UBS AG said its new currency would drop 60 percent, and local borrowing costs would jump at least 7 percentage points, imperiling the balance sheets of banks and companies. The cost would be as much as 11,500 euros a person in the first year outside the euro and 4,000 euros in following years, according to UBS.
"We would like Greece to remain a member but we're not saying Greece has to stay a member at all costs," Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs meetings of euro finance ministers, said today on ZDF German television.


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Tokyo Inflation Quickens to Fastest Since 1992
Tokyo's consumer prices rose 2.7 percent in April from a year earlier, the biggest jump since 1992, pumped up by a sales-tax increase and a year of unprecedented stimulus from the Bank of Japan.
Inflation excluding fresh food accelerated from 1 percent in the previous month, while nationally the same price gauge rose 1.3 percent in March from a year earlier, statistics bureau data showed today. The Tokyo price gains compared to a 2.8 percent median forecast in a Bloomberg News.
The data provide a first look at the effects of the April 1 tax rise that's damping consumer demand and is projected to tip the economy into a one-quarter contraction. Ahead of the BOJ's release of updated growth and inflation forecasts next week, investors are assessing whether price gains, fueled by a weaker yen and higher energy costs, will spread throughout the economy.
"Price gains are likely to stay around this mark" for the time being, Koya Miyamae, an economist at SMBC Nikko Securities Inc. in Tokyo. "The data isn't strong enough to raise expectations for further BOJ easing."
Today's numbers compare with a central bank target of stable 2 percent inflation, using the national gauge that excludes fresh food. In January, the BOJ estimated a 1.3 percent rate for the fiscal year started this month, excluding the effect of the sales tax. Including the levy, the central bank's forecast is 3.3 percent.
The yen was little changed against the dollar at 102.34 as of 12:47 p.m. in Tokyo. The Topix stock index rose 0.3 percent after corporate earnings cheered investors.
Inflation Peak
National inflation will peak in April or May "unless yen depreciation gains momentum or energy prices rise significantly," Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economists Naohiko Baba and Yuriko Tanaka wrote in an e-mailed note after the release. "We continue to see potential for the BOJ to take additional easing" at the July policy meeting.
Finance Minister Taro Aso told reporters today that the Tokyo data show the 3 percentage point sales-tax increase is being reflected in prices.
BOJ officials are increasingly concerned the nation's bond market is failing to reflect emerging inflation, raising the risk of a sudden surge in yields, according to people familiar with the matter. Officials hope yields will rise gradually, in line with developments in the economy and prices, the people said. Benchmark 10-year government bonds yesterday yielded 0.615 percent, little changed from March 2013.
Kuroda's Challenge
Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also face the challenge of keeping the public focused on the long-term benefits to Japan of exiting about 15 years of deflation when wages are yet to pick up and, according to BOJ board member Sayuri Shirai, most people see price gains as "unfavorable." The Topix stock index is down about 10 percent this year after a 51 percent gain in 2013.
Nationwide prices excluding perishables rose at an average pace of 0.8 percent in the fiscal year ended March, exceeding the central bank's projection of 0.7 percent made in January.
"Prices have been falling in Japan, unlike other countries, so the BOJ's target of 2 percent inflation is understandable," said Yoko Yamaguchi, 42, who works in the marketing division of an electronic appliance maker. "The problem is that wages still haven't caught up with price increases," Yamaguchi said in Tokyo yesterday.
A consumer confidence gauge fell for a fourth straight month in March to 37.5, the lowest since 2011 and down from a six-year high of 45.7 last May.
Pricier Pint
Today's data for Tokyo show beer prices rose 3.8 percent in April from a year earlier, electricity rates jumped 8.7 percent and accommodation costs increased 7.4 percent.
Businesses such as Suntory Beverage and Food Ltd. and beef bowl chain Yoshinoya Holdings Co. raised some prices by more than the 3 percentage point increase in the sales tax. Suntory said that it would charge 8 percent more for drinks sold at vending machines. Barber shop franchise QB Net Co. raised the price of a hair cut by 8 percent this month.
Discounts by some companies in April in anticipation of weaker demand after the tax hike helped offset price increases by other firms, the Goldman Sachs economists wrote.
Prices of durable goods fell 2.5 percent in Tokyo this month, today's data show.
"I bought a flat-screen TV with a Blu-ray player before the sales-tax increase," Kazuko Shibuya, 60, a housewife, said in Tokyo yesterday. "I kind of regret it because it's actually cheaper after the sales-tax increase."


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We've been singing the praises of the new Chevy Monte Carlo body since both Tommy Johnson and I debuted the new piece at Pomona back in February at the Winternationals, and we're finally seeing what an improvement the Monte Carlo is over the old Camaro body.
Last weekend at Houston Raceway Park, we recorded top speed of the event for the first time in my racing career. We've achieved a lot of accomplishments in NHRA drag racing, especially since joining Don Prudhomme Racing back in 1996, but we have never had top speed of a race. We owe that to the Monte Carlo body. We ran 312.71 mph during qualifying at Houston and that wouldn't have been possible had we been running last year's body. T.J. ran 311.20 and that was the second fastest speed in the Funny Car class, so our Snake Racing Funny Cars are making good horsepower.
When we got back from Houston, I did something that I haven't done for years -- went surfing. The weather has been so great in So Cal, so I finally decided to go. I live in Carlsbad, Calif., just a few miles from the ocean, so I think I'll be doing some more surfing this summer. I work out pretty often, but I definitely have a new respect for surfers. I was definitely sore the next morning. That didn't keep me away though. I was back in the water with my board two days later.
Last Thursday, Snake went to Talladega for the International Motor Sports Hall of Fame inductions where Shirley Muldowney and Bobby Rahal, among others, were inducted. Snake was inducted into the Hall back in 2000 and Larry Dixon and I were lucky enough to be there. Shirley is not only one of the greats of drag racing, but in all of motor sports. What she had to endure and what she accomplished on the track is amazing. She always has been a hero of mine and it's great that she's in the Motor Sports Hall.
We're heading to Bristol, Tenn., for the race at Thunder Valley this weekend. I won the first NHRA event at Bristol three years ago. I also had success there during the Winston Showdown event. That was a really cool deal for the fans when the Funny Cars raced against the Top Fuel dragsters in an all-star event. You had to win five rounds because it was a 32-car field. That was a really tough event to win.
I was runner-up to Cory McClenathan back in 2000. We were the No. 1 qualified Funny Car. Just getting to the final round was a big accomplishment. Just think of all the great names that were competing: John Force, Joe Amato, Dixon and Kenny Bernstein just to name a few. That's some stout competition.
I always look forward to going to Bristol. It's such a beautiful part of the country and the track might be the most scenic on the NHRA circuit. If you've never been to the Bristol race, you have to experience it. The drag strip is located right next to the oval track. That place should be listed in some sort of tourism guide as a must-see because it's awe-inspiring. Bristol Motor Speedway is some place. I would recommend to any fan that they need to go to the NHRA race at Bristol. It's one of my favorite tracks, right up there with IRP for the U.S. Nationals and the two Las Vegas races.
The performance of our Snake Racing Chevy Funny Car is starting to come around. I had my career-best speed two races ago at Vegas and like I said earlier, had top speed of the race for the first time in my career two weeks ago at Houston. My crew chiefs, John Stewart, Todd Okuhara and Phil Shuler, are getting a handle on the setback blower combination and they're making a lot of horsepower, which is evident from our big speeds. I feel pretty confident that you'll be seeing Tommy Johnson and I going rounds on race day very soon.
Ron Capps drives a Funny Car in the NHRA for Don Prudhomme. He is providing a diary to ESPN.com throughout the 2004 season. The team's Web site can be found at www.snakeracing.com.


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Known for their unique and imaginative concert programming (varying wildly in style and instrumentation from djembe and contrabass flute to Nintendo Gameboy and drum set), A/B Duo has been delighting their audiences all over the United States since 2013. The duo has performed at The Green Mill in Chicago, Spectrum in NYC, The Center for New Music in San Francisco, as well as the Eastman School of Music, Oberlin Conservatory, and other diverse venues such as the video game and indie music festival Rockage 4.0.
Formed in Chicago, the bi-coastal duo (percussionist Christopher G. Jones from Rochester, NY and flutist Meerenai Shim from the San Francisco Bay Area) has commissioned works from the following 15 composers: Drew Baker, Zack Browning, Brooks Frederickson, Olivia Kieffer, Andrea La Rose, Jenna Lyle, Ned McGowan, Carolyn O'Brien, Matthew Joseph Payne, Brendon Randall-Myers, Ryan Ross Smith, Alan Theisen, Ivan Trevino, Francisco Castillo Trigueros, and Ken Ueno.
"Things We Dream About," A/B Duo's rock and roll and Gameboy infused EP of compositions by Ivan Trevino and Matthew Joseph Payne was released in December 2013. The duo is currently recording their first full-length album, tentatively titled "Ricochet," to be released in 2016.
A/B Duo is probably the only chamber group to design their own video game. Echoloquacious: the game can be played here.


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10 Sophisticated Bedroom Items For Single Guys
Tom Filicia Inc.
I read an article a few months ago about a new niche group of clients for interior designers — single and divorced men looking to create more stylish living spaces.
Bedroom ideas for single guys >
The standard-issue down comforter, Star Wars and Bob Marley posters, and thrift store sofas are being traded in for something a little more sophisticated. My own single brother asked for art for Christmas, so it looks like some growing up has happened.
My mother and I recently set out to create a sophisticated and stylish bedroom for my bro, and here's what we came up with. — Sarah from The Estate of Things
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I've been in my apartment for over 3 and a half yrs. In all this time I've had bed bugs and told my landlord about this ongoing problem 4 times, the latest being last week when he asked me about rent payment. I also have a roach problem that start...
I agree with the first answer. Your decision to withhold rent could be viewed as a breach of the lease agreement. I suggest consulting a local Landlord/Tenant attorney.
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I recently just moved into a house. The ad said 795.00 a month plus all utilities. I saved ad. I meant with the property manager she confirmed it. N I put down a deposit of 795.00 .an schedule my move 2 weeks later on the first. As I'm bri...
As a general rule, you should always read and sign the lease agreement prior to moving into an apartment. With that being said, your lease sounds like it provides for monthly rent of $795 (payable prior to the first of each month) with a $50 late payment fee. If that is the case, this is "legal".
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I have to relocate out of town however my lease is not up. I have found someone who states they meet the income nd credit requirements. They have filled out app and turned it in with the fee. I have left him 4 voicemails with no return call. Today...
I agree with the first answer. I addition, make sure you are communicating with the landlord in writing.See question
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A disability does not prohibit a landlord from bringing an eviction action against their tenant. However, a landlord may not evict a tenant because of that disability.See question
I live with my sister in a 3 bedroom apartment. She pays $625 a month to her landlord. But she charges me $725 a month to rent out one room and I'm not on the lease. Today she put my stuff out on the porch and told me she is keeping my Xbox and my...
As a tenant, you have the right to remain in possession of your rental property until or unless a court orders you to vacate. Your sister can not change the locks and kick you out. Explain this to your sister and if she fails to relinquish possession, seek the assistance of a lawyer.See question
I live in Pittsburgh. Ive payed her rent for 8 months among other things. I'm not on the lease and utilities are in her name. I Will move but need time. Do I have any rights?
As a tenant, you have the right to remain in possession of your rental property until or unless a court orders you to vacate. Your sister can not change the locks and kick you out. Explain this to your sister and if she fails to relinquish possession, seek the assistance of a lawyer.
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I talked to them a little bit ago again , they obviously have no intentions in fixing it any time soon , when its gonna cost them money to fix it !
There is no single phone number for you to call. You might try the local Housing Authority, the Zoning Enforcement office or even your local water company.See question
my roommate and I are equal tenants in a rental agreement. My boyfriend has been staying over (he is not on the lease). My roommate wants me to pay $725 for our $1405/month rent, while she pays $680/month for the master bedroom/bathroom. Now she ...
Read your lease carefully. Most likely you AND your roommate are jointly responsible for the entire rent. That means, if it isn't paid, the landlord may sue one or both of you for the entire amount due.
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when I called to report noisy neighbors I was told not to call police. Has been going on for years now. I have recordings of noise disturbances. called police several times nothing helps. tried sending emails to hud associates never got a respons...
If you feel the need to call the police on your neighbors, then just call the police.
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We applied to an apartment complex after they told us they overlook bad credit if you make 3x the rental amount (which we did). We filled out the application which had no income questions on it, and awaited the next step. We each had to pay 40.00 ...
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Sarah Lucas-inspired gingerbread woman
Makes 1 chequerboard and 4 gingerbread women
Gingerbread women inspired by Sarah Lucas's best-known work, Self-portrait with Fried Eggs. You can always use squeezy tubes of decorating icing if you don't fancy the faff of a piping bag.
You will need
350g plain flour, plus extra for dusting
2 tsp ground ginger
½ tsp ground cinnamon
A pinch of salt
115g unsalted butter, cut into cubes
175g light muscovado sugar
3 tbsp golden syrup
1 egg
500g royal icing sugar
Black, blue and yellow food colouring gels or paste
Fried egg sweets
Gingerbread men cutters
1. Mix the flour, ginger, cinnamon and salt in a food processor (or by hand). Add the butter and whiz until it resembles breadcrumbs. Add the sugar, syrup and egg, and whiz to make a smooth dough. You may need to add a splash of water. Transfer onto a clean work surface and knead lightly into a ball, wrap with cling film and chill in the fridge for 30-45 minutes or until firm.
2. Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/gas mark 6. Line a couple of baking trays with baking paper. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough with a rolling pin until 5mm thick. Cut out four gingerbread people and a rectangle approximately 20cm by 30cm. Transfer to the baking trays.
3. Cook in the oven for 12-15 minutes until lightly golden around the edges. Remove from the oven and leave to cool for five minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
4. Make up the royal icing sugar with a little water and whisk until you have a smooth paste. Remove half and colour it with the black colouring. Fill a piping bag with the black icing, and one with white icing. Pipe white and black squares onto the gingerbread rectangle in a chequerboard pattern. Leave to set, then fill in the centres to cover the board. Decorate the gingerbread women, using the icing and fried egg sweets.


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Originally posted Wednesday at 5:05 pm
Jesus, bad weekend for Capitol Hill bar workers (although, having been one, I can fairly say that every weekend is a bad weekend for Capitol Hill bar workers). First, Victoria Liss gets a shitty customer, and then Saturday night at 2 am, employees at Rock Box are assaulted by crazy people. The following is an account from Rock Box employee Erin West:
What exactly happened?
It was 2 am, and we're open until 4 am for singing, but last seating is at 2-ish. People tend to swarm over after all the other bars close for the night. Obviously, we don't serve alcohol after then, but people who are out to party really, really want to get in in time. So, this girl rolls in (and we think she may have even had a bottle of outside liquor in her hand) and puts on the classic entitled-drunk fit and asks for the manager and does her reality tv thing about how they need to be seated. So, while she is doing this, the huge guy walks in though we told him not to, and tries to get back into the building. I stood in front of him and told him we were closed. Then he tried to walk through me, so I kind of pressed against him instead of letting him pass, and he backed out. Then his friend or sister or whoever she was started screaming at me not to shove him. it was really chivalrous of her to protect him from me. I shit you not, 6'3, 300 lbs of man.
What was he doing at this point?
He was backing out, but she got between us and hit me in the face over the shoulder of my co-worker,
so I tried to stop her, but the huge guy and another dude grabbed me. The littler guy was actually trying to break it up, but in the meantime, the huge guy is also choking my co-worker Chet over me, while literally throwing his head back and roaring like wolverine. It was super freaky ragetown.
So! I escaped from them, tried to run after the girl who hit me, and someone else hit me in the face again.
I grabbed the person in front of me and held her because I assumed it was her who hit me, but she was really calm and told me she didn't, so I let her go, which is when the big guy picked me up and threw me to the ground, and I looked around me and realized I could get really fucked up—there were like five or six people who looked like they were in their group, and some were kind of coming towards me. LUCKILY Chet and the manager had gotten over to me, picked me up and threw me out of it. Then the dudes and chicks all started running in different directions.
How did the police finally get involved?
The hostess was calling 911, and the dispatcher couldn't figure out where 1603 nagle was though it's TWO FUCKING BLOCKS AWAY FROM THE POLICE STATION. So my manager ran after the guys, the owner after the girls. The manager managed to leap in front of a police cruiser as it drove past, and they threw the big guy in cuffs immediately, because he was obviously dangerous and giant. The girls got away.
What are your injuries?
I'm scraped up where I hit the pavement, and my nose and eyes are bruised. My stomach hurts where I somehow got hit or from when I was thrown to the ground. I saw a doctor, and they said there's probably not anything to worry about, but recommended I line up a face x-ray for good measure. There is a big bump on my already bumpy nose, bew hew.
Are you planning on pressing charges?
I'm going to do anything I can.
From the police report:
["Suspects] and several other people came into the bar after 0200 hours. Some were very intoxicated so they were refused service and asked to leave." It goes on to detail various suspects punching several Rock Box employees, and strangling one. Then it notes, curiously, that "[Suspect 1] went out into the street and took his shirt off."
Then later: "We responded to the Rock Box to view surveillance video. The video shows Suspect 2 already inside speaking with [redacted]. [Suspect 1] enters and is followed by at least two other males. Suspect 2 is seen walking towards the bar and yelling (at V[ictim] West). [Suspect 1] tries to pull Suspect [2] away and towards the front of the door. [Suspect 1] and his group are being escorted out of the bar. It then shows Suspect 2 turn around and poke at V/West's face and subsequently punching V/West. A struggle then ensues in the doorway and outside. During the struggle it shows [Suspect 1] reaching out with his hand and grabing [redacted] by the neck ... At the precinct, [Suspect 1] told Ofc Jones Suspect 2's name was "Puna." She was a friend but he does not know any information about her. He said he was just defending her. He did not see how the first started. He just saw V/[redacted] grab onto his friend and that's when he started fighting. When told Suspect 2 started this fight, [Suspect 1] was very apologetic."
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In Season: NY 428 Apples With Yogurt Mousse and Licorice Caramel
Try this deconstructed-caramel-apple recipe from Toro chefs Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer.
Try this deconstructed-caramel-apple recipe from Toro chefs Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer.
Plus: McDonald's cops a farm-to-table stance; and bootleg liquor claims 115 lives in India, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Food marketing often seems as though its sexist; and grape-flavored apples are coming to a produce section near you, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Folks who crave sweets are total sweethearts; and today is Food Day, a nationwide observance and celebration of healthy and sustainable foods, all in our morning news roundup.
The new menu was not inspired by the late great Steve Jobs.
An apple-lovin' author celebrates her core audience with free ice cream.
The pop star is seriously considering a lawsuit.
Plus: 'Esquire' releases a manly cookbook; and Wendy's spent two years developing its latest burger roll out, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Mothers suffer the most in families that go hungry; and apples rank highest in produce contaminated by pesticide, all in out morning news roundup.
Plus, the season's best apples and most creative pastrami dishes, in this week's magazine.
The dishes will showcase fall flavors, Basque traditions and an optional cider pairing.
The N.Y. Times critic likes L.A.'s hottest pop-up, while two Carson restaurant owners claim to be falsely accused.
Plus: Iceland's volcano hurts Kenyan farmers, and Paris chefs do their own thing, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: heirloom apples hit the market, the inventor of boxed wine dies, and the cupcake backlash crosses the ocean.
The Naked Chef does some detective work and a mega-coffee chain seeks to get fit.
The Naked Chef gets criticized and Coffee Bean is having an open house.
Plus: Australia invents a rot-free apple, and Jamie Oliver's pasta sauce might be too salty, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Padma's longing ex-boyfriend; Guy Fieri imposters run rampant
Follow an apple from the farm to the restaurant table.
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NORCROSS, Ga. (AP) - Police are investigating the death of a Norcross motel guest who was shot during an apparent robbery attempt.
Norcross police Capt. Brian Harr says the man was shot early Wednesday at the Allround Suites motel.
He says officers responding to several 911 calls found the man lying in a breezeway, just outside the room where he was staying.
Police have not released his name. Police say the man died at a hospital.
Harr says investigators believe the man was shot during an attempted robbery. Harr says a second person in the man's room also was assaulted but sustained only minor injuries.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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Introduction to Family CAF
This page is known as: www.birmingham.gov.uk/caf-family
Think child, think parent, think family
The fCAF builds on the existing CAF work and adds an extra dimension by looking at the needs of the child and wider family.
The assessment paperwork has been revised to reflect this new approach and can be accessed below:
- fCAF assessment
Holistic assessment document to be completed with the family once consent has been obtained from parent(s) or guardian(s) and young person.
- fCAF Consent form
Consent form listing agencies in the children's and adults' workforce.
- fCAF Integrated Support Plan and Review
To be used at the initial planning meeting and at every subsequent review to record identified needs, actions needed , progress and future actions.
Additional Information for schools using SIMS / CMIS / Progresso database
Each of the fCAF forms is designed to link with your school database which will allow users to create an fCAF document that pre-populates data fields with information already held on the school system; eg: Name, Address, DoB, sibling, attendance, attainment, achievement and benefit data. Please download the 'How to Guide' below to learn how to enable this functionality.
- How to Guide for pre-population (Automatic Population Rules)
Clarification for each of the fCAF forms, which fields will be populated using data imported from the MIS and the rules that will be used.
Download the document from eBriefing. eBriefing document no: 8559
- Additional file required for SIMS users
Schools using the SIMS management system will require an additional file that can be down loaded from the following site: http://link2ict.bham.org.uk/home/mis/CAFExtract.RptDef.
This location is inaccessible outside of the BGfL network - if your school does not use the BGfL as your Internet Service Provider please contact the Link2ICT service desk and ask for it to be emailed to you.


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The act of juggling hammers whilst nailing nails into the dry wall above.
The man Moured the heck out of those nails
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Ours but more mine.
"I got Cake for tonight. Its mours." Emplying the cake is for both of them, but more hers.
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