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Quit bellyaching and break open a bottle. The agony ends as Fulham's return to Europe for the second time in three seasons via the Fair Play league is confirmed.
Ten months ago we began our blog affair dear reader, sharing a common allegiance to Fulham FC and looking to spread the word. My aim from the outset was simply to serve up the most authoritative, lively and readable Premiership blog on the ESPNsoccernet site.
Our great club have two points more than we finished up with last season. With the spectre of relegation banished Fulham want to finish with a flourish and secure 7th place.
At the risk of getting ahead of ourselves before actual confirmation comes through, some things for Fulham fans to ponder before a second Europa League campaign.
Back to back away wins without conceding, a berth in the Europa League campaign beckoning, and Fulham starting favourites to beat the Arsenal...What's going on?
The domestic silverware gets settled in the space of an afternoon. 'Madchester' celebrates on both sides of the city, and well done to them. Now let's see Fulham get down to business.
Just two games to go and after being so desperately close to relegation ourselves in 2007 and 2008 Fulham fans can relax and leave the nail biting to others.
There's not much to say about our drubbing at the hands of a rampant Liverpool. We were outclassed. Still, if your keeper hands the opposition a three goal start...
Fulham can go 8th with another home win Monday night over Liverpool. Both sides show a marked improvement in form since Christmas - could be a cracker for the sell out crowd.
Truly talented people rarely rest on their laurels. It's the old maxim first grinningly expressed by Gary Player on the golf course. "Sure I'm a lucky golfer, and the more I practice the luckier I get."
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Hollidaysburg doubles teams Marissa Lanzel and Susie Ellis, and Alyssa Kustenbauder and Nur Cardakali, have secured the top two seeds for the District 6 Class AAA girls tennis doubles tournament, scheduled to begin Friday at 10 a.m. the Leopold Rec Center.
Tyrone's Anastasia Hollen and Keturah Weaver are the No. 1 seed in today's Class AA tournament at 9 a.m.
The title matches for both classifications will be played on Saturday at 11 a.m.
In next week's team tournament, Hollidaysburg will host the Class AAA championship on Wednesday. State College and Altoona play Monday for the right to play the Tigers for the title.
Fourth-seeded Tyrone hosts fifth-seeded Bishop Guilfoyle in Monday's Class AA quarterfinals, with the winner advancing to face top-seeded Westmont Hilltop in the semifinals on Tuesday.
Second-seeded Central will host the winner of sixth-seeded Bishop McCort and third-seeded Forest Hills in Tuesday's other semifinal.
Lauren Bennett-Tyla Bower, Central Mountain, vs. State College team No. 2
Lauren Lucas-Sarah Seidel, Altoona, vs. Morgan Blackwell-Rachel Haagen, Central Mountain
Marissa Lanzel-Susie Ellis, Holliaysburg (1), vs. Bennett-Bower/State College No. 2 winner
Emilee Hollingsworth-Marina Dixon, Altoona, vs. Alana Felton-Olivia Runk, Mifflin County
Samantha Hendricks-Michaela Debenedetto, Mifflin County, vs. Gitanjali Bhushan-Juliette Greer, State College (3)
Alyssa Kustenbauder-Nur Cardaskali, Hollidaysburg (2), vs. Blackwell-Haagen/Lucas-Seidel winner
Summer Hunter-Kysor-Ally Kratzer, Huntingdon, vs. Kendra Slis-Megan Stiffler, Johnstown; Rebecca Zajdel-Kristen Rogers, Johnstown, vs. Abigail Augustine-Christie Fang, Richland
Anastasia Hollen-Keturah Weaver, Tyrone (1), vs. Hunter-Kysor-Kratzer/Slis-Stiffler winner
Hunter Bomba-Allyson Simunic, Richland, vs. Jess Boslet-Juliana Burke, Bishop Guilfoyle
Ashley Kush-Nicole Barnhart, Westmont Hilltop, vs. Lisa Wiesmuller-Taryn Kramer, Bishop McCort (4)
Emily Goldyn-Rachel Blanchetti, Forest Hills, vs. Becky Stern-Mikaela McGraw, Central
Kayla Makin-Maggie Long, Forest Hills, vs. Katie Gipe-Abby Snare, Huntingdon
Brayley Lewis-Meghan Schon, Central, vs. Shannon Murphy-Kathryn Nazaruk, Bishop Guilfoyle (3)
Olivia Gailey-Jordan McCormick, Tyrone, vs. Kayleigh Gaborek-Andrea Seitz, Bishop McCort
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Wolf Trap summer
lineup announced
VIENNA, Va. - Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts announces the following lineup:
Today: Natalie Cole;
Friday and Saturday: 'Rain,' a tribute to the Beatles;
Sunday: Gordon Lightfoot
Tuesday: Pat Benatar;
July 1: Pat McGee Band;
July 2 and 3: Gipsy Kings; and
July 7-11: "Mamma Mia!"
For more information, call 877-WOLFTRAP or visit www.wolftrap.org.
Corcoran Gallery
of Art hosts events
WASHINGTON -The Corcoran Gallery of Art will host the following activities:
July 10, 10:30 a.m.: Family workshop "Pulp to Paper;"
July 24, 11 a.m.: Community Art Project.
For more information, visit www.corcoran.org.
The 257th Army
Band lineup set
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The 257th Army Band has announced its concert schedule:
July 2, 7 p.m.: Calvert Marine Museum, Solomons, Md.;
July 3, 7:30 p.m.: The City Dock, Annapolis, Md.;
July 4, 11:45 a.m.: America's Independence Day Parade, Washington, D.C.;
July 6, 7:30 p.m.: Kenmore Middle School Auditorium, Arlington, Va.;
July 7, 7:30 p.m.: Connaughton Plaza, Woodbridge, Va.;
All performances are free and open to the public.
For more information, call 202-685-7899 or visit www.257armyband.com.
U.S. Navy Band
concerts announced
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The United States Navy Band and specialty groups have announced its concert schedule:
Today, 7 p.m.: Country Current at Harris Pavilion, Manassas, Va.;
Today, 7:30 p.m.: Commodores, at Bumper Car Pavilion, Glen Echo, Md.;
Saturday, 6 p.m.: Cruisers at Renfrew Museum, Waynesboro, Pa.;
Sunday, 7 p.m.: Commodores, at William A. Humbert Amphitheater, Bel Air, Md.
For more information, call 202-433-2525 or visit www.navyband.navy.mil.
Carrie Underwood
set to take the stage
BALTIMORE - 1st Mariner Arena, 201 W. Baltimore St., will host the Baltimore Blast and the following entertainment events:
Aug. 10: Black Eyed Peas; and
Nov. 16: Carrie Underwood
For more information, call 410-547-SEAT.
Lineup announced for D.C. club
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The 9:30 Club announces the following concerts:
Today: Bettye Lavette;
Friday: Tinariwen;
Saturday: Who's Bad: The World's No. 1 Michael Jackson Tribute Band;
Sunday: Hole;
Tuesday: Miyavi;
July 2: Victor Wooten;
July 3: Delta Spirit;
July 12: Paper Tongues - Civil Twilight - Neon Trees; and
July 15: Kassav.
For more information and tickets, visit www.930.com.
Ford's Theatre to show 'One Destiny'
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Ford's Theatre, 511 10th St., will present the following shows:
Oct. 1-24: "Sabrina Fair;"
Nov. 20 to Jan. 2, 2011: "A Christmas Carol;" and
Jan. 21 to Feb. 13: "The Carpetbegger's Children."
For tickets and information, visit www.fordstheatre.org or call Ticketmaster at 800-551-SEAT.
Chayanne coming to Patriot Center
FAIRFAX, Va. - George Mason University's Patriot Center, 4500 Patriot Circle, will host the following events and performances:
Friday: Chayanne; and
July 10: JimmyLange - No Excuses.
For more information or tickets, visit www.ticketmaster.com or call 800-551-SEAT.
Rams Head in Md. announces lineup
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - The Rams Head on Stage, 33 West St., has announced the following lineup:
Today: The Dynamites featuring Charles Walker;
Friday: Sister Hazel;
Saturday: The Fabulous Thunderbirds;
Sunday: The Blanks;
Wednesday: Ralph Stanley II;
July 1: Cracker;
July 2: Ken Navarro;
July 3: Chuck Brown;
July 4: Doc Hochman's Dynamic Dixieband; and
July 6: New Riders of the Purple Sage.
For more information, call 410-268-4545 or visit www.ramsheadonstage.com.
Star Wars: In Concert set in D.C.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Verizon Center will host the following events:
July 17: Star Wars: In Concert; and
Aug. 27-28: Women in Faith Over the Top.
For more information, call 703-573-SEAT, 800-551-SEAT or 202-397-SEAT.
'Poetry and Prayer' exhibit on display
BALTIMORE - The Walters Art Museum will host the following events:
Sept. 18 to Jan. 2, 2011: Walter Wick: Games, Gizmos and Toys in the Attic; and
Through Nov. 2010: Mummified.
For more information, call 410-547-9000 or visit www.thewalters.org.
'Sophisticated Ladies'
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Arena Stage, 1101 Sixth St. SW, presents its performances:
Today through Sunday: "Sophisticated Ladies;" and
To July 3: R. Buckminster Fuller.
For more information or tickets, call 202-448-3300or visit the website at www.arenastage.org.
D.C. library hosts ongoing events
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Library of Congress is sponsoring the following ongoing exhibits: "Exploring the Early Americas," "Creating the United States" and "Thomas Jefferson's Library."
For more information, call 202-707-2905.
Doobie Brothers
to play at Nissan
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Nissan Pavilion presents its outdoor concerts:
Wednesday: Doobie Brothers and Chicago;
July 9: Gods & Guns Tour; Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bret Michaels and .38 Special;
July 10: Tim McGraw and Lady Antebellum;
July 11: Sting;
July 16: 311;
July 20: Iron Maiden;
July 23: American Idols Live;
July 25: Carlos Santana Universal Tone Tour; and
July 28: Creed
For tickets, call 703- 573-SEAT, 202-397-SEAT or 800-551-SEAT.
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Briefs from across the region and state
2 masked men shot in Erie home invasion
Two men were shot when they attempted a home invasion Monday night on West 21st Street.
Police said at least two men kicked in the front door to the first-floor apartment at 119 W. 21st St. shortly after 9 p.m. Monday while wearing masks but were shot by one of the apartment's residents. The two would-be intruders were taken to UPMC Hamot for treatment.
One of the men was shot in the head and the hip but was conscious when emergency responders arrived. The apartment residents were not injured, police said.
The residents of the apartment were taken to the Erie police station for questioning.
Police said they were looking for a possible third suspect who might have fled the scene before emergency responders arrived on the scene.
Police said there was no more information available Monday night.
3 get same jail term for trashing Warren school
WARREN -- Three graduates must each spend at least nine months in the county jail for vandalizing a northwestern Pennsylvania high school and have agreed to pay for $780,000 in damage.
The (Warren) Times Observer reported the men, who pleaded guilty to burglary and criminal mischief for the June 16 break-in at Youngsville High School in Warren County, were sentenced Friday.
Tylor Keyes, 18, of Grand Valley, Duston Miller, 20, of Youngsville, and Derek Gifford, 20, of Greensburg, emptied fire extinguishers in the gymnasium, cafeteria, computer lab, hallways and principal's office and spray-painted crude pictures and the years they graduated on refrigerators, lockers, computer screens, chalkboards, doors, tables and walls.
Good Samaritan's death linked to crash trauma
DUNMORE -- A coroner said a good Samaritan who had stopped to help another motorist change a tire died of trauma injuries caused when he was hit by another vehicle along a northeastern Pennsylvania highway.
Troopers from the Dunmore barracks said the dead man is Richard Cummings, 30, of Scranton.
Police said Cummings stopped to help a man change a flat near Exit 5 of the Casey Highway in Mayfield just before 11:30 p.m. Saturday.
Police said a sport-utility vehicle driven by a Simpson woman crashed into the disabled car, also hitting Cummings and injuring the car's owner and a 17-year-old boy who had also stopped to help.
Police say the crash remains under investigation and have not charged the driver.
Police seek creator of homemade explosive
CHAMBERSBURG -- Police in central Pennsylvania are trying to find out who is behind creating a homemade explosive that was launched into the air over the weekend.
Police officers who responded to the scene found remnants of a large PVC-type pipe that was used to launch a mortar-type round at about 11:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Hegel and What is Actual
David Gray Carlson
Yeshiva University - Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
September 1, 2005
Cardozo Legal Studies Research Paper No. 138
This article consists of three chapters in a work on Hegel's Science of Logic. The three chapters cover Hegel's analysis of actuality. What is actual for Hegel is that things pass away. Everything else is an illusory being or an appearance. When an appearance of essence shows itself to be finite and false, it passes away and becomes actual, since its destiny is to pass away. This leads directly to Hegel's theory of subjectivity. For Hegel, substance is subject. And what is subject is the continuance of being across the process of the disappearance or dissolution of appearances.
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Additional 2013 draft picks include; OF Justin Parr (8th round) from the University of Illinois, RHP Shane Martin from Southwestern Oklahoma State (9th round) and RHP Joe Prosinski (10th round) from Seton Hall. In all, the Phillies have assigned 9 of their 40 selections to Williamsport thus far.
The Cutters roster also includes five players who have previously played in Williamsport including; LHP Lino Martinez (2011), RHP Manny Martinez (2012), RHP Ramon Oviedo, RHP Josh Warner (2012), and OF Jiandido Tromp (2012).
In addition, thirteen players on the opening day roster played together last season for the Gulf Coast League Phillies.
The Crosscutters have an all new coaching staff for 2013 led by manager Nelson Prada, pitching coach Les Lancaster, hitting coach Lino Connell and coach Shawn Williams who is the son of former major league manager Jimy Williams.
The Williamsport Crosscutters season opens on Monday, June 17 at State College Spikes with the home opener Tuesday, June 18 at Historic Bowman Field as the Cutters host the Spikes at 7:05pm.


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OSCARS: How The Adapted And Original Screenplay Races Could Go Down To The Wire
When it comes to predicting who will take home Oscars for adapted and original screenplay, don't look to the recent Writers Guild Awards for any significant clues. Usually the guild will give some indication of which way the winds are blowing among the scribes of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, even though the 372-member writers branch has different criteria and eligibility rules than the more stringent 20,000-plus WGA membership. The WGAs differ from other guild awards in not nominating any movies not made under their basic agreement or within guild guidelines. That isn't a huge factor this year, as the Academy matched the WGAs' nominee list in original screenplay and chose three of the same adaptations (Oscar nominees 12 Years A Slave and Philomena were not allowed to compete in the WGAs). Lone Survivor and August: Osage County nabbed the other two nominations, although neither won. In fact, in a highly unusual result, the WGA winners, Her for original and Captain Phillips for adapted, have not been considered slam-dunks to pull off the same trick at the Oscars on March 2.
Related: '12 Years A Slave' Writers Win 2014 USC Scripter Award: John Ridley, Solomon Northup
Phillips is listed as a 100-to-1 shot on betting website Gold Derby, where experts unanimously favor 12 Years A Slave. Her, despite Critics Choice Movie Award and Golden Globe wins, was considered to be a slight underdog to the higher profile American Hustle. Now, thanks to the WGA win, it has a lot of renewed momentum and could pull off an Oscar win for writer-director Spike Jonze, though that jury is still out. Normally, we might look to the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards to further tell the tale, but Her missed out on a nomination there. Hustle took BAFTA's Original Screenplay prize as expected but Philomena upset Slave for the Brit's Adapted Screenplay honor so the momentum could shift a little – or not – just as Oscar ballots have now gone out. And does a pitched battle between Her and Hustle in original screenplay mean a dark horse like Nebraska could sneak in and take it all? Interesting to note that American Hustle, Her, 12 Years A Slave, Philomena and Captain Phillips all have some sort of bragging rights as each has won a major prize somewhere for its script.
Related: OSCARS: New TCM Documentary Uncovers Academy Awards As They Have Never Been Seen Before
The writing races also add another fascinating dynamic this year in that almost 100% of the time a best picture winner must have at least a screenplay nomination to have a fighting chance. The last movie to win best picture without a writing nom was Titanic in 1997, and before that you had to go back to The Sound of Music in 1965. But this year one of the major contenders, Gravity, also does not have a writing nomination. In fact, Gravity is alone among the nine best picture contenders in this regard. Here's how the two screenwriting races shake down.
Before Midnight
Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke
Easily the most unusual of all writing nominees, the film's two stars and director are making a return to this category after first being nominated for Before Sunset in 2004. Midnight might be the most literate and dialogue-heavy of all the nominees this year, but its WGA loss to Captain Phillips, which was probably the least dialogue-dependent contender, should give one pause about its final chances. But Oscar voters might want to reward the unique trilogy of films about Delpy's and Hawke's characters, Celine and Jesse, that has played out over two decades.
Captain Phillips
Billy Ray
Ray's WGA win was a shocker to some. No one had considered the screenplay—based on Richard Phillips' book recounting his showdown at sea—to be the key strength of such a director-driven film, but Phillips didn't have 12 Years or Philomena to contend with, and it does here. Ray also is a popular elected figure within the Writers Guild, and that couldn't have hurt his chances there. But in the Oscar race, a win for the movie whose star (Tom Hanks) and director (Paul Greengrass) were passed over in the noms would still have shock value, despite that WGA win.
Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope
There is no question Philomena is beloved by Academy members. It seems the film—about Philomena Lee's transatlantic quest to find her adopted son—has hit them right in the heart. This could be the perfect category in which to give it props. Coogan, who first didn't consider co-writing the film himself, has been working tirelessly on the Q&A circuit for months, and that could have some residual value here as well. Still, it has to contend with the 12 Years juggernaut, and that's formidable competition, even with that BAFTA win and Harvey Weinstein rallying on Philomena's behalf. But this is the one to watch here.
12 Years A Slave
John Ridley
Ridley was ineligible to compete at the WGAs because of work issues going back to the last writers strike. That's not a problem with the Oscars, and he has come roaring into this category as a clear frontrunner. Even if 12 Years is in a dogfight for best picture, it has a clear advantage in this category by nature of being based on Solomon Northup's long-forgotten true story. The rediscovery of the book—director Steve McQueen credits his wife with introducing the source material to him—and the importance of its themes make this film the one to beat. But Philomena DID beat it at BAFTA so this case isn't closed yet.
Related: '12 Years A Slave' Writers Win 2014 USC Scripter Award
The Wolf Of Wall Street
Terence Winter
Despite some early controversy and some polarization among Academy members, The Wolf Of Wall Street is on its way to becoming Martin Scorsese's most successful film at the box office. A large part of that success is thanks to a sprawling screenplay from Winter, who brings a solid reputation from HBO projects such as The Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire into the competition. The fact that it didn't win at the WGAs, where it didn't have to worry about chief rival 12 Years, is troubling. It might not have enough Academy-wide support to pull off an upset.
American Hustle
Eric Warren Singer and David O. Russell
With 10 nominations total, Hustle is considered a strong contender, perhaps the frontrunner here, but its consistent losses to Her at the Golden Globes, CCMAs and WGAs mean the BAFTA win it got will try to get the all-important momentum rolling again as ballots are in hand. Russell turned Singer's procedural about the 1970s ABSCAM scandals into a rollicking character-driven dark comedy. The results paid off, making Hustle Russell's most successful movie yet. It is also a stronger best picture contender than chief rival Her, and that can help in an Academy-wide vote in this category.
Allen—despite only attending the Oscars once, and not because he was nominated—has 16 noms in this category and three wins, for Annie Hall, Hannah And Her Sisters and Midnight In Paris. Jasmine—about a Ruth Madoff-type fall from grace, unforgettably portrayed by Cate Blanchett—is well regarded, though not a frontrunner here. The recent dustup of two-decades-old (unproven) molestation allegations in Allen's personal life probably won't help his chances of pulling off an upset. Not all publicity is good publicity when it comes to Oscars.
Dallas Buyers Club
Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack
The 20-year struggle to bring this compelling story of AIDS activist Ron Woodroof to the screen began with writer Craig Borten, who had just finished film school when he read about Woodroof's crusade against the medical establishment. Borten drove to Dallas and interviewed Woodroof shortly before his death in 1993. Several directors, stars, and a co-writer later, the microbudgeted indie has been building momentum, but it has a better chance of actually winning the Oscar in the acting and makeup categories than against stiff competition here.
Spike Jonze
If voters solely used originality as criteria for their vote, then Her would have this in the bag. The slightly futuristic story of a man who falls in love with his operating system has original written all over it, and voters at the Golden Globes, CCMAs and WGAs clearly were impressed. Spike Jonze's first original screenplay (previously, he adapted Maurice Sendak's Where The Wild Things Are, which he also directed in 2009) started as an underdog, but has gained steam and seems to be heading into the Dolby Theater with a better than even chance of taking it all.
Nelson waited 10 long years to see director Alexander Payne finally bring his pitch-perfect and very human comedy—about the foibles of a Midwestern family, led by Bruce Dern—to the screen. A concentrated campaign by Paramount to make sure every voter sees the black-and-white Nebraska has paid off in six key nominations, including best picture and director for Payne, who, for the first time, doesn't share screenwriting credit on a film he's directed. If there is a dark horse in the category, it is this film, especially if Her and American Hustle split the vote.
Every Academy member under 40 is voting for "Her".
The screenplay goes beyond the dialogue heavy structure, but also the visual elements of a near future LA – fashion, lifestyle, environment and a brilliant decision to not show cars – that create a true original moving picture. I just hope all the winners mention Joaquin Phoenix who held it all together.
I'm an over 40 Academy member who also voted for Her.
Her is a phone call on film. It is one of the least cinematic movies ever written. This fact is well hidden by spikes visual panache but giving an oscar to this screenplay is silly.
I don't think there are 20,000 + members of the WGA. The number I always hear is around 12,000.
American Hustle or Her for original and 12 Years a Slave for adapted. The others are just showing up for the after party.
People need to realize that screenwriting is so much more than the quality of dialogue. A script is the framework and original source of all ideas in the narrative, the characters, the structure of scenes, the general thematic thrust and subtext woven through it; all of which is then up to the director and their crew to deliver or take whichever way from there.
Sure, those people on screen need things to say, but without the rest of a screenplay, those characters and their world don't exist whatsoever.
So yes, HER deserves this the most (though NEBRASKA's pretty exceptional in its own right). "Adapted" is a whole other beast, and BEFORE MIDNIGHT jumps out as the most noticable triumphs, but it was still a wide open story for them, based only on what came before, so it's essentially the third original screenplay in a series. But the rest are certainly strong translations of existing text, so that race could really go any way. 12 YEARS being the strongest BP contender leaves it as the most likely win.
Do screenplays also cure cancer?
What a stupid response to his well-articulated support for writers and their work. You're a troll and you make me sad.
So tired of having AH crammed down my throat by website and traditional media outlets.
Jonze really shines, and since there's no way of HER getting the exact amount of attention it deserves, I'm voting for Her. Russell won't mind.
Dallas Buyers Club hands down. Best actor, supporting actor & movie. What a pleasure to see a great movie these days. Bravo. It's an important movie with a great cast.
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OECD Synthesis Report Explores Role of Agricultural Sector in Poverty Reduction
August 2011: The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has published a Synthesis Report comparing the role of the agricultural sector in poverty reduction in 25 developing countries that have achieved exceptional progress in reducing poverty, in order to understand why some countries are doing better than others.
The report investigates: whether agriculture is more important than other sources of earned income in reducing poverty in successful countries; whether such countries are similar in other ways; and which government policy actions have contributed most. The report identifies three main factors that contribute to poverty reduction: growth in the agricultural sector; remittances; and growth in non-agricultural labor productivity.
With regard to the role of agriculture, the report finds that the greater share of poverty reduction achieved in the study countries was due to growth in agricultural GDP/worker; that agriculture is the main driver of poverty reduction even for middle income countries; and agriculture's contribution was also significant for the relatively poor sub-group of countries.
On remittances, the report concludes that these were the most important contributor to poverty reduction in poorer countries, while being more important than than growth in non-agricultural incomes in all countries. Growth in non-agricultural productivity was found to have contributed directly to poverty reduction only for the relatively well-off countries.
The report investigates the reasons for these findings including the role of public spending and government policies with regard to the agricultural sector, concluding that policy reform and public spending on public goods that benefit the agriculture sector are more effective in reducing poverty than direct cash transfers geared toward the agricultural sector. [Publication: OECD Synthesis Report on Agricultural Progress and Poverty Reduction]


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'Dance!' event
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MARTINSBURG - "Show Us You Can Dance!" says the Berkeley Arts Council. Young dance students in Berkeley County and around the four-state region are invited to gain competition experience and maybe win cash prizes in the second annual "Show Us You Can Dance" competition. On Saturday, March 31, entrants will audition for the opportunity to perform in the finals on April 28. Both events will be held at Musselman High School in Inwood.
Applications may be downloaded from the Berkeley Art Council's website, www.berkeleyartswv.org. Registration opened Feb. 1 and the deadline is March 15. Time slots for the preliminary round of auditions are assigned in the order that registration is received. Guidelines for the competition and information on the event are available online. Applications are accepted online and by mail.
Categories that dancers may enter include Solo (ages 9 to 12), Solo (ages 13 to 18), Duets (ages 9 to 12), Duets (ages 13 to 18), Small groups (3 to 10 dancers) and Large Groups (11 to 20 dancers). Most dance styles are accepted.
For questions, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 304-262-1611 to receive an application package.
The Berkeley Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated ensuring that Berkeley County has a vibrant arts environment by promoting participation and appreciation of the literary, visual and performing arts.
Chorus rehearsal held every Monday
WINCHESTER, Va. - The Shenandoah Valley Chorus, a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, rehearses at 6:30 p.m. every Monday at First Christian Church, 75 Merrimans Lane. All women who enjoy singing are invited. For more information, call Sally at 304-724-0036 or Sharon at 540-955-2851.
Arts festival seeks artists for show
HEDGESVILLE - North Mountain Arts is seeking artists for the 6th annual North Mountain Arts Festival, to be held June 2. This is a juried show. All items must be handcrafted by the applicant. Photos or digital submissions must accompany the application unless you have participated in any of the previous years.
For more information, call 304-754-5727 or email email@example.com.
Dates set for juried exhibit set
MARTINSBURG - The Berkeley Arts Council and The Arts Centre are joining forces to bring a juried art exhibit to The Arts Centre gallery in Martinsburg. The exhibit will be held April 13 to May 13.
The exhibit, which will be produced by the Berkeley Arts Council, will have the theme "Art and Earth: My Art My World. " Artists in all media from throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region are asked to submit works that express their feelings about nature and the environment.
The juror for the exhibit will be Laura Amussen, director of exhibitions and art collection coordinator at Goucher College in Baltimore.
Entries for the exhibit will be accepted through Monday.
More information is available by contacting Rip Smith at 304-596-0873 or emailing berkele email@example.com.
New members
still being sought
CHARLES TOWN - The Over the Mountain Studio Tour is jurying new members. Working artisans in Jefferson County are encouraged to make inquiries by email by Tuesday, in preparation for jurying during the first week of March.
Applicants should:
Be located in Jefferson County;
Be a working artisan;
Have a working studio that is accessible to the general public or be willing to be a guest at another studio stop;
Work in a medium that adds diversity to the current tour membership;
Be willing to work with a diverse group of artists and lend skills to the success of the tour;
Have an artist's statement, bio, CV and five digital images of their work.
Please visit the tour website at www.studiotourwv.org for information about the tour. Inquiries should be sent by email to: studio email@example.com.
Worst band press contest announced
WALLKILL, N.Y. - Jonas Music Services announced its first "Worst Press Kit Contest" with one selected winner receiving a custom designed press kit package worth $700.
Musicians and bands interested in entering the competition should mail their most disastrous printed press kit to Jonas Music Services by Feb. 29, along with the complete online application form available at jonasmusicservices.com/worstkit.php.
The winner will be awarded a custom designed, tri-fold kit printed on glossy cardstock and coordinating CD face to accompany the kit (CD duplication not included). One round of unlimited revisions and 100 full color kits are included.
More information about Jonas Music Services is available at www.JonasMusicServices.com or at 1-800-897-1774.
Writing contest announced for '12
MARTINSBURG - West Virginia Writers Inc. announces its 2012 Annual Writing Contest. Over $6,000 will be awarded at the WVW Annual Conference at Cedar Lakes on June 9. Entry deadline is March 15; however, late entries will be accepted until March 31.
Thirteen adult categories include stage play, nonfiction, children's books, poetry, short story and fiction or nonfiction book-length work. Special categories are available for emerging writers (those who are unpublished and who have never won a cash award in a previous WVW contest) include Appalachian theme, humor and genre fiction, as well as the Pearl Buck Award in Writing for Social Change.
Adult entry fees are $10 per category ($12 for book-length); late entries require an additional $2 fee per manuscript.
Students should submit a story or poem using one of six provided prompts. There are no fees to enter the student contest, which is divided into three age groups (grades 1 through 5, 6 through 8 and 9 through 12). Cash prizes are given for first, second and third places in each category. Additional rules and fees may apply for out-of-state entrants.
For more information, entry forms and official rules, visit www.wvwriters.org/contest.html or call contest coordinator, Teresa Newsome, at 304-601-2460.


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Don't get confused by the "American Idol" schedule swap. After four months of consistency in the TV lineup, the season will end with some inconsistent air times.
The Final 2 performances will take place tonight (not Wednesday) and the season finale will take place Wednesday night (not Thursday). If you're planning to watch the show live or record it on your DVR, keep in mind tonight's show is only an hour (8 to 9 p.m.) instead of 90 minutes or a padded two hours. And Wednesday's finale runs from 8 to 10:07 p.m. (yep, that's not a typo)
Tonight's final sing-off will be a country showdown between the last remaining survivors of Season 10: Scotty McCreery and Lauren Alaina, who have developed a close friendship since they met earlier this season.
During a press conference yesterday, the two teens talked about their friendship and said they are excited for each other for making it so far in the competition.
"We're friends. This isn't a competition, we're just singing our hearts out," Scotty said at the press conference, according to a report by EOnline.com. "We're both going in full steam ahead."
Lauren said the final results are out of her hands. "I think whatever is meant to happen will happen," she was quoted as saying. "I think if Scotty wins, I'll be happy for him because he's one of my best friends."
One of Scotty's biggest dilemmas heading into tonight's show, according to EOnline, is whether he should shave his head. That's the hair style he had back home in North Carolina, and that's the style he sported when America met him during his first TV audition.
"This has been the biggest thing on my mind," he said at the press conference. "Every time I look in the mirror I think, Should I? Should I not? I used to have short hair. That was me and the boys back home."
Idol fans: Who are you rooting for tonight? Scotty, or Lauren? And do you really care whether Scotty shaves his head or keeps his current look?
Sorry folks, but because of extra work commitments last week, I didn't have time to post the results of our latest "American Idol" polls.
After the Top 3 contestants performed three songs each last Wednesday, most of our respondents (45 percent) thought Scotty McCreery was the best singer of the night, followed by Haley Reinhart (35 percent), then Lauren Alaina (20 percent).
However, most respondents thought Haley would be eliminated from the show last week, and they were right. (I thought the country music votes would be split between Scotty and Lauren, paving the way for Haley to get into the final round with Scotty.)
Asked who they thought would win this season's title, when three finalists were still alive in the competition, our poll respondents overwhelmingly picked Scotty McCreery. Here's how the votes shaped up Thursday night, before the results show went on the air:
Which 'American Idol' finalist sang the best Wednesday night?
The results, with 6,853 votes cast:
• Scotty McCreery ..... 45% (3,090 votes)
• Haley Reinhart ........ 35% (2,430 votes)
• Lauren Alaina ......... 20% (1,333 votes)
Which 'American Idol' finalist will be eliminated this week?
The results, with 6,467 votes cast:
• Haley Reinhart ........ 46% (2,997 votes)
• Lauren Alaina ......... 40% (2,626 votes)
• Scotty McCreery .... 14% (844 votes)
Who do you think will win 'American Idol' this season?
The results, with 4,822 votes cast:
• Scotty McCreery ..... 58% (2,813 votes)
• Haley Reinhart ........ 26% (1,255 votes)
• Lauren Alaina ......... 16% (754 votes)
• 'American Idol' Top 2 revealed: A country showdown between Scotty and Lauren
• Top 3 recap: Scotty, Haley and Lauren battle for Top 2, strong fight to finish
• 'American Idol' shocking results: Rocker James Durbin is eliminated
• Final 4 recap: Lady Gaga inspires Scotty McCreery with spicy words, or did she corrupt him?
• Lady Gaga to coach 'American Idol' Top 4; see photos of the finalists
• 'American Idol' Top 5 elimination: Final 4 revealed
• Top 5 recap: Haley Reinhart shines like a rising sun, but everyone is in it to win it, dawg


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Maggie Hofstadter
GW Swimming and Diving Completes Day 2 of A-10 Championships
12 Colonials Set Personal Records
GW Swimming and Diving Completes Day 2 of A-10 Championships
12 Colonials Set Personal Records
GW Women's Swimming and Diving Takes Third at Patriot Invite
Reinker, Zebley Pace Colonials on Final Day of Competition
GW Women's Swimming and Diving in Third at Patriot Invite
Abbey Fusco Picks Up Win in 500 Free to Pace Colonials
GW Women's Swimming and Diving Defeated at Towson
Colonials Wrap 2014 Portion of Season at Patriot Invitational
2015-16: Competed in three events at the 2016 Atlantic 10 Championships (Feb. 21)...Swam season-best times in the 50-yard breaststroke (33.55) and the 50-yard backstroke (27.74) at the Magnus Cup Invitational (Nov. 22)... Named to the GW Athletics Academic Dean's List.
2014-15: Swam season-best times in the 50-yd freestyle (24.20), 100-yd free (52.87) and 100-yd backstroke (1:00.14) at the 2015 Atlantic 10 Championships (Feb. 19-21)...Swam season-fastest time of 2:05.19 in the 200-yd free at the Loyola Quad meet (Oct. 11)...Named to GW Athletics Academic Dean's List...Member of Fall 2014 Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll.
Prior to GW: Swam for two seasons at Iowa...Owns Hawkeyes' ninth-fastest 50-yard freestyle in program history (23.21) which she set at the 2014 Big Ten Championships...Was a member of the 200 free relay team that posted the fifth-best time in school history (1:32.50) at the Hawkeye Invitational...Recorded career-best times in the 100 free (51.44) and 100 back (57.47) at the Big Ten Championships...Named to Big Ten All-Academic Team.
High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner and senior captain at University High School...Two-Time NISCA All-American...Helped squad to California state championship titles from 2010-11 and a second-place finish in 2012...Captained squad as a senior...Holds school records in the 50 free (23.72), 100 free (51.72) and 100 back (56.98)...Was a Junior National qualifier in the 50 free...Twice named a Scholastic All-American...Also swam for JCC Waves...Recipient of National Merit Scholarship.
Personal: Born Margaret Ann Hofstadter on Oct. 30, 1994 in New Haven, CT...Daughter of Maura and Paul Hofstadter...Has a younger brother, William...Intends to major in psychology at GW.


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Nick Cohen raised an important debating point at the weekend: are the Tories sincere when they say that their policies are designed to help those at the bottom? Do they genuinely, sincerely believe that austerity is the answer to the economic crisis? Cohen (now) views Tory activists as committed, honest activists who want to make the world a better place.
It's a cry of anguish one often hears from Conservatives and Conservative commentators. Why do the left hate us so? Why do they think we are only interested in the few at the top and not those at the bottom? Why do the left presume to have a monopoly on compassion? It's a recurring theme of the editor of the influential Conservative Home website, Tim Montgomerie. He dislikes having his motives questioned constantly and gets very touchy when he and his party are accused of being a representative of 'the 1%'.
I can understand why those on the right don't like being accused of being heartless, misanthropic, selfish, greedy and contemptuous of vast swathes of the populace.
It's sort of inevitable really though, for two main reasons.
Firstly, as Cohen points out with relish throughout his article, the policies the Tories advocate demonstrably favour the wealthiest and make the lives of those with the least harder. That isn't an opinion, it's a matter of public record. The debate is not whether it is happening, it is only over whether it is desirable. The more honest 'Tory Marxists' acknowledge that it is, but of course as a party they can't make that admission; if they did they would never win an election again.
The government's welfare policies are having the long-predicted effects (an example of which I've re-blogged just now) on those most marginalised in society. The effects of cuts and austerity weren't hard to second-guess. Again, the only question is whether you approve of those effects.
It was also predicted long in advance by the braver economists willing to challenge the prevailing intellectual climate the effect that austerity would have on the economy and they have been proved entirely right. Extraordinarily, even the IMF now also accepts this. It isn't as if any of this is any kind of surprise of course. It has happened before. Read books written about politics and economics in the aftermath of the Great Depression and they act as a warning of what will happen if you go down the austerity route. Cameron and Osborne ignored the lessons of history, ignored the reams of economic theory and went ahead anyway.
Is it really any wonder that people think the worst of them in these circumstances and assume that they are fucking things up deliberately? Is Montgomerie really so shallow-witted that he cannot grasp this?
Cameron and Osborne have overtly governed in the interests of their social class and the corporations and individuals that pay their party's bills. Again, if Dave, Gideon et al are unaware of this and genuinely think they are doing the best by the British people then they and their party Conservative Party is suffering from a collective psychosis. Needless to say, I don't think everyone in the Conservative Party is a psychotic……
The second big reason is those occasional moments that I just love- those are the moments when the mask slips. When right-wingers let their guard down, ditch the cant and let us know what they really think of their fellow men and women. When all their protestations about wanting to help people suddenly look a little hollow.
The two most illuminating recent examples of course being Andrew Mitchell's 'Pleb'-gate and Mitt Romney's '47%'-gate.
The reason that these exercises cause such embarrassment, and are ultimately so useful, is that they instantly clarify the issues. They allow us to see what is going on the minds of people normally so careful to avoid saying what's actually on their minds. Agendas and objectives suddenly become a lot clearer and more readily explicable.
Once again, what Montgomerie et al have to answer is this: if a leading Tory in charge of party discipline labels a police officer 'a fucking pleb' for having the temerity to bring him to task, and the Republican presidential nominee says that he isn't interested in half the population, then why is he surprised that so many people assume that Tim Montgomerie and his co-thinkers are dogshit?
Ultimately, I have no problems with Tories and conservatives stridently making their case. But then they have to accept that their opponents will do the same and it is not unreasonable to question the motives of people who surely know the effects their ideology will have if it gets implemented.


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Brief Summary
Official Title: "A Placebo-Controlled, Phase 1, Single and Multiple IV Dose Escalation Study of the Safety, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics, and Immunogenicity of C326 in Adults With Crohn's Disease"
The purpose of this study is to determine whether C326, a new inhibitor of IL-6, is safe in patients with Crohn's disease.
- Study Type: Interventional
- Study Design: Allocation: Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Safety Study, Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment, Masking: Double-Blind, Primary Purpose: Treatment
Detailed Clinical Trial Description
Determination of safety is the most important goal of this first study with C326. Other goals of the study are to examine:
- pharmacokinetics (change in serum concentrations over time),
- biological activity (change in blood markers relecting activity of Crohn's Disease),
- effects on symptoms of Crohn's disease.
Participants may receive either a single or several intravenous infusions of C326 or matching placebo.
Interventions Used in this Clinical Trial
- Drug: C326, IL-6 Inhibitory Avimer protein
Outcome Measures for this Clinical Trial
Primary Measures
- Safety evaluations
Secondary Measures
- Pharmacokinetics
- Biomarker changes — IL-6, CRP and other acute phase reactants
- Crohn's Disease Activity Index (CDAI)
Criteria for Participation in this Clinical Trial
Inclusion Criteria
- Adults 18 – 65
- Stable, moderately active Crohn's Disease
- Otherwise in generally good health
Exclusion Criteria
- Variety of concurrent medical conditions
- Various concomitant medications
Gender Eligibility for this Clinical Trial: Both
Minimum Age for this Clinical Trial: 18 Years
Maximum Age for this Clinical Trial: 65 Years
Are Healthy Volunteers Accepted for this Clinical Trial: No
Clinical Trial Investigator Information
- Lead Sponsor
- Avidia
- Overall Official(s)
- Lee Min Yap, MD, Principal Investigator, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, Australia
- Graham Radford-Smith, MD, Principal Investigator, Royal Brisbane and Womens Hospital, Brisbane, Australia
- Overall Contact(s)
- Gabrielle McKee, 61 (0)7 3331 3933, email@example.com
Additional Information on this Clinical Trial
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this data on September 23, 2016
Link to the current ClinicalTrials.gov record. – https://clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT00353756
Study ID Number: AV14-C001
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00353756
Health Authority: Australia: Department of Health and Ageing Therapeutic Goods Administration


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I always see Cory Giger's name at the beginning of sports writeups and know that I am about to read something negative about Penn State.
Thanks to Neil Rudel for giving us something to tolerate when turning to the ''Mirror'' for our local team.
What does Giger have against our local team? He rips and tears at JoePa.
JoePa is the man. I don't care what anyone thinks. He made Penn State what it is.
You can't hate your team when they are down, and you sure can't jump on the bus when they win.
If you are a true sports fan, you know you win some and you lose some.
In last Saturday's paper, Giger once again started with the negatives. Oh and by the way, it took me five minutes to cut, copy, and paste the facts about how to watch PSU play Temple on Dish Network in our area.
Giger cried about not being able to view it and how it took him so long to get an answer from Dish representatives. Dish has alternate channels to view many other Big Ten games.
Yes they were on, and I watched it.
So instead of looking for something to nag about, write that they are 4-0. They are running scores up, Joe is opening things up, and when they win the Big Ten, hopefully Rudel writes that one.
I understand that PSU has its problems, but Giger could sometimes write good things about them, too!
Dan Scott
Defending Big East decision
I am writing this in response to Ed Hill's letter that appeared last Sunday.
As I read his letter, I am in agreement with his belief that Cory Giger finds gloom and doom no matter what PSU does. But it goes from a letter about Giger to an all-out bashing of the Big East.
Why does Hill need to tell Pitt and Syracuse fans to ''get over it'' in his letter?
Giger's article in the Gameday section about Syracuse's decision to stay in the Big East was well written.Yes, Pitt, Syracuse and other schools, have made the decision to stay in the Big East. Maybe Hill was just trying to find a way to bad mouth the Big East (yet again).
Is the Big East the best conference in every sport? Certainly not. But no conference can claim that either.
Every school has success stories and some have more than others.
Hill shouldn't say Big East fans know what is best for Penn State when he stereotypes the Big East as being a weak conference with a low number of spectators.
Damian J. Branas
JoePa tenure hurts recruiting
I am a Penn State alumnus and a Penn State football fan since childhood. Therefore it pains me to write this.
It is a sad reality that JoePa has become a detriment to Penn State football recruiting. Until JoePa leaves the helm PSU, will have no promise of gaining the strongest high school prospects. Those interested fans who have seen The Rivals Top 100 prospects (updated August 2008) know that two Monroeville standouts, defensive back Corey Brown and linebacker Dorian Bell, are going to play for Ohio State.
What a shame!
With a dynamic new coach, Penn State could contribute to making the Big Ten relevant again. I am personally tired of the Big Ten being outclassed by the SEC, PAC 10 and the Big 12.
Come on, Penn State: Joe is an icon and a living legend, but it's time for a fresh face to take the helm.
Sandra Alverson


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I just don't get the hype. To me the guy seems like a more productive and expensive version of Jakub Kindl. He's coming off a pretty bad season, where he may or may not have had issues adjusting to a new coach and was a league worst minus-39.
It'll likely take a few good assets to acquire him, and he's under contract for the next 5 years with a $5mil cap hit. I just don't think he'll make the team any better, and if he continues playing like he did this past season, he'll be an expensive plug to work around.
What are everyone elses thoughts?
*Oops, title was supposed to finish with ""Edler to Red Wings" rumors?". I must've hit some limit. I can't find how to fix it... :/
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Debbie Clephane is a shareholder in the Immigration Department and has extensive experience handling immigration matters and counseling employers in I-9 compliance actions. Debbie advises both U.S. and non-U.S. employers who seek to employ foreign nationals in the United States, and has experience facilitating the employment of U.S. workers abroad. She regularly counsels management and professional organizations on strategic planning immigration issues related to establishing new U.S. enterprises. Debbie also facilitates on-site employer training for human resource personnel on topics of temporary visa classifications, student employment, national interest waivers, university professor and researcher issues, permanent residence procedures, use of contract employees, I-9 compliance, E-verify, NAFTA and IRCA discrimination.
Practice Areas
Immigration Law
Wayne State University Law School (J.D., cum laude, 1991)
Note & Comment Editor, The Wayne Law Review
Wayne State University (B.A. in Economics, high distinction, 1986)
Awards & Recognitions
Top Women Attorneys in Michigan, Hour Detroit (2015 - present)
Lawyer of the Year (Immigration), Best Lawyers (2015)
Best Lawyers in America (2009 - present)
Michigan Super Lawyers (2006, 2008 - present)
dbusiness Top Lawyers: Immigration Law
Crain's Top Attorneys in Michigan
Moderator, "Policy, Practicality, and Reality: The Three Facets of Immigration," State Bar of Michigan, International Law Section (2014)
"E-Verify: Voluntary or Mandatory" (2014)
"I-9 Compliance and Business Immigration" (2014)
"Employment Verification and E-Verify" (2013)
"Through the Looking Glass: Obama and Romney" (2012)
"Work Authorization Options: The Road to H-1B and Beyond," Wayne State University, Global Talent Retention Initiative (2012)
"Immigration in 2012: Views from the Past, the Present, and the Future," State Bar of Michigan, International Law Section Annual Meeting (2012)
AILA-Michigan Spring Conference, Customs & Border Protection Panel (2012)
"Career Options: Immigration Law," Michigan State University Law School (2012)
"Immigration Challenges: Homeland Security Measures vs. Labor Market Demand" (2011)
"Career Options: Immigration Law," International Law Section, Wayne State University Law School (2011)
"Career Options: Immigration Law," International Law Section, Thomas M. Cooley Law School (2011)
"Immigration Under the Obama Administration: A Retrospective," International Law Section, Wayne State University Law School (2011)
"Administrative Site Visit and Verification Program," International Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan (2010)
"The Face of Immigration Under the Obama Administration," International Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan (2009)
"IRCA & the Balancing Act: I-9 Compliance vs. Discrimination," Michigan College & University Professors Association (2005)
"Vigilence vs. Discrimination: I-9 Compliance for Your Workforce," M. Lee Smith HR Hero Audio Conference Series (2003)
Author, "The Face of Immigration Under the Obama Administration," Michigan International Lawyer (2009)
Co-author, Immigration Chapter, HR Guide to Employment Law: A Practical Compliance Reference (2009)
Author, "Recent Developments in Immigration Law: Part II," Michigan International Lawyer, Vol. XX, No. 1, Winter 2008
Author, "Recent Developments in Immigration Law: Part I," Michigan International Lawyer, Vol. XIX, No. 3, Fall 2007
Co-author, "The Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work Product Doctrine in Michigan," Michigan Institute of Continuing Legal Education (1992)
Author of numerous articles on immigration law in professional journals and immigration newsletters
Editor, "The Immigration Corner," monthly column in Michigan Employment Law Letter
Professional & Community Activities
Treasurer and Executive Board Member, International Law Section, State Bar of Michigan (2014-present)
Co-Chair, International Employment Law and Immigration Committee, International Law Section, State Bar of Michigan (2011-2014)
Chair, International Employment Law and Immigration Committee, International Law Section, State Bar of Michigan (2006-2010)
Council Member, International Employment Law and Immigration Committee, International Law Section, State Bar of Michigan (2009-2014)
Chair, Global Detroit Committee, American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) - Michigan Chapter (2015) AILA Liaison to Global Michigan (2015)
Chair, Michigan AILA-Customs and Border Protection Liaison Committee (2011-2013)
Parent Board, Detroit Country Day School (2010-2012; 2014-present)
Customs and Border Protection, Citizens Academy (2012)
Citizenship Day, International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit (2007)
Member, American Immigration Lawyers Association (1992-present)
International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit (past Board Member)
American Arab and Jewish Friends, a group affiliated with Metropolitan Detroit Interfaith Roundtable (past Board Member)
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State Bar of Michigan
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Best Restaurant Award Won by El Bulli-Style East London Eatery
An experimental eatery in east London where dishes may include set crab milk with cauliflower, cucumber hearts and beach herbs, is the city's best new restaurant, according to "Harden's London Restaurants."
Diners at Viajante, in Bethnal Green's old town hall, pick from six, nine or 12 course-menus prepared by Lisbon-born chef Nuno Mendes, 37, whose resume includes Jean Georges in New York and El Bulli, north of Barcelona. The 12-course option may feature 21 plates and take 4-1/2 hours. It costs 85 pounds ($130). Viajante opened in April.
It was chosen by readers of Harden's, which collates 85,000 reports on meals from more than 8,000 diners across the U.K. It beat higher-profile openings such as Caprice Group's Dean Street Townhouse. There's a wait of up to two months for a table for dinner at Viajante, which seats 35 customers.
"It's very encouraging to win an award like this," Mendes said in a telephone interview. "We've had some very good reviews but also some very bad reviews and this is reassuring and helps motivate and inspire the whole team. This gives us the drive to keep going. Awards like this are amazing."
The Wolseley again won Best for Business, followed by Coq d'Argent, the Square and Bleeding Heart, Harden's said today in an e-mailed news release. Marcus Wareing at the Berkeley was named best restaurant, followed by Le Gavroche, La Trompette and the Ledbury. Wareing also won for best dessert: warm chocolate moelleux, salted caramel. Chez Bruce was named Londoners' favorite for the sixth straight year.
The runners-up for the Remy Martin VSOP Award for best-rated newcomer were Mooli's, Manson, Kitchen W8 and Bistrot Bruno Loubet. Last year's winner was Murano.
"The award shows London diners' readiness to embrace experimental cuisines," the publishers said. Such restaurants have generally been outside the capital, including the Fat Duck, in Bray, whose chef Heston Blumenthal opens a venue in London later this year.
Remy Martin XO Award for best all-round restaurant: 1. Marcus Wareing at the Berkeley (1) 2. Le Gavroche (3) 3. La Trompette (5) 4. The Ledbury (4) 5. Chez Bruce (2) 6. The Square (-) Oslo Court (-) The Ritz (-) 9. Pied a Terre (-) 10. Trinity (-) Best for Business: 1. The Wolseley (1) 2. Coq d'Argent (4) 3. The Square (5) 4. Bleeding Heart (2) 5. The Don (3) 6. L'Anima (6) 7. Galvin Bistrot de Luxe (9) 8. Scott's (8) 9. Galvin La Chapelle (new) 10. The Ivy (-) Favorite: 1. Chez Bruce (1) 2. Galvin Bistrot de Luxe (7) 3. La Trompette (6) Le Caprice (2) 5. The Wolseley (4) 6. J Sheekey (3) 7. The Ivy (4) 8. Moro (9) 9. The Ledbury (-) 10. River Cafe (-)
"Harden's London Restaurants 2011" costs 11.99 pounds and is available from bookshops and at http://www.hardens.com/.
(Richard Vines is the chief food critic for Muse, the arts and leisure section of Bloomberg News. Opinions expressed are his own.)


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I finished last, and everyone was encouraging me, which should have made me feel better but it didn't and I don't know why, I was aiming for under 15 mins, but it was just over 16. I don't know why I felt so crap about it. I think I will do well, and then after I feel shit. I was so fatigued, but have been fighting a cold all week. I might rest tonight, but unsure yet.
Hows 12.5? I am actually looking forward to this, I should be able to do rx'd weight but unfortunately will be using bands, but I am going to aim to get up to the sets of 9. How bout you?
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That was the sound of Alabama's NCAA tournament bubble. It didn't burst Saturday at Tad Smith Coliseum, but it sprang a leak.
The Crimson Tide fought back from a 35-30 halftime lead to take a 51-40 lead with 13:34 to go, but Ole Miss outscored Alabama 28-12 the rest of the way and won 68-63.
Ole Miss took advantage of 26 Alabama fouls and sank 27 of 34 free-throw attempts. The Rebels committed 17 fouls. Alabama was 10-16 from the free-throw line.
Alabama (19-9, 11-3 in the Southeastern Conference) still is tied with Florida for the overall lead in the SEC because the Gators lost Saturday at Kentucky. The Tide's 6 p.m. CST game Tuesday at Florida still is a big one.
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Senior point guard Chris Warren led the Rebels with 25 points and five assists. Alabama freshmen point guard Trevor Releford had eight points, no assists and five turnovers, including one with 11 seconds left and the Tide trailing by three points.
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Josef Newgarden stood outside the Indianapolis 500 rookie luncheon trading advice with Jean Alesi.
Though it seemed strange seeing the youngest driver in this year�s Indianapolis 500 explaining to the oldest rookie in 500 history how to get around the Brickyard�s 2.5-mile oval, Newgarden seemed at ease Tuesday.
�The faster you go, the easier this place is,� the 21-year-old kid said to the 47-year-old Alesi.
Newgarden has a way of making things sound and look easy.
From the moment Sarah Fisher�s No. 67 car rolled off the truck in Indy this month, Newgarden was one of the fastest drivers. He topped the speed charts three times in the first five practices � more than anyone else all week.
While some contend Newgarden�s speeds were inflated by tows, he proved his numbers were real by becoming the only Honda driver to make Saturday�s pole shootout. Not even the four Honda cars from Chip Ganassi�s powerhouse team could do that.
Starting seventh Sunday, the inside of Row 3, makes Newgarden the highest rookie qualifier since Danica Patrick started fourth in 2005.
And if he wins the race, Newgarden would become the first to win Indy�s other May race, the Freedom 100, and the world-famous 500 in back-to-back years. No American rookie has won the race since Louis Meyer in 1928.
�How cool would that be?� said Newgarden, the first Tennessean to start the race. �My parents would be so proud. It would be a great accomplishment.�
It would make him a star in Gasoline Alley, too, where�s he�s already developing a sort of cult following.
IndyCar fans who desperately want a young American star to revive the series have added Newgarden to the growing list of other 20-something hopefuls � Marco Andretti, JR Hildebrand, Charlie Kimball and Graham Rahal.
Right now, though, Newgarden is the hottest thing going. He�s qualified in the top 10 three consecutive times and just missed finishing in the top 10 at St. Petersburg, finishing 11th in his IndyCar debut.
At Long Beach, Newgarden�s bold move to pass three-time defending IndyCar champ Dario Franchitti led to a crash, and when Franchitti criticized him afterward, Newgarden refused to acquiesce.
It�s not just race fans who are taking notice of the baby-faced, blonde-haired racer who abstains from alcohol. His public relations representative said female fans include tweens and cougars.
None of the attention fazes Newgarden.
�They�re blinded by the speed, that�s all it is,� Newgarden said with a smile. �It�s all smoke and mirrors.�
Not really.
Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing jumped at the chance to sign Newgarden after Ed Carpenter left to form his own team after last season.
Part of the reason was money. As the first Mazda Road to Indy graduate, Newgarden was given a $1 million scholarship by the series to shop his services. Fisher saw a talented, young driver, too.
After moving to Indiana at age 13 so he could race, Newgarden won multiple World Karting championships from 2005-07.
In 2008, he became the first American to win the International Formula Ford Festival in the Kent Class. The next year, he moved to the British Formula Ford Series, where he wound up second.
And in 2010, Newgarden emerged as the next big thing in IndyCar by winning five of the 14 Indy Lights races and finishing in the top three 10 times. He ran away with the points title and established himself as a force to be reckoned with.
�Josef�s got a lot of experience on ovals, and Sarah Fisher did a really good job on that car, and Josef really nailed it in qualifying,� said Simon Pagenaud, a former Champ Car driver who is fifth in the points as he heads into his first 500. �It�s a combination of a lot of things.�
This year�s rookie class is one of the 500�s most unusual.
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All of them except Newgarden and Barrichello (10th) are starting in the second half of the field.
Alesi�s advice to the young American is simple.
�When you�re young and in a good position, you want to enjoy it, but you have to realize the race is long and not to get too excited by the first lap and the crowd,� Alesi said.
�I remember when I was young and made a mistake at the beginning of the race, and I had to watch the rest of the race on TV. You have to remember the race is long.�
It�s a lesson Newgarden will heed come Sunday.
�I think that�s great advice,� he said. �I�ve heard that from other people, too, and that�s what this race is all about, making it to the finish.�
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Once again, the Labor Day weekend brought about the start of the girls soccer season. Some of the top teams and contenders wasted little time displaying power.
Baldwinsville did so by hosting its own Kickoff Classic. Already loaded with talent, and bent on claiming its first Section III championship since earning the state title in 2002, the Bees got a massive infusion when Nicole Close found her way to the squad.
To say that Close's transfer from Cicero-North Syracuse has been a topic of conversation would be quite an understatement. All that happened was that the most dangerous player on a team that got to the brink of a state championship switched sides to one of that team's biggest rivals for local bragging rights.
B'ville, with folks like Jen Fabian, Alexis Coughlin and Quincey Spagnoletti still around, didn't need that much extra help. And it showed in the tournament, as the Bees ripped Ithaca 8-0 and Westhill 3-0 with eight different players notching goals during that blitz.
Don't mourn too much for CNS, though. They did nothing wrong, and still have Chelsea Dunay and the D'Alfonso sisters, among others, back to cause damage. Let's just say that the Oct. 7 B'ville-CNS game at Archie Hall Stadium on Taft Road might draw a bit of attention.
Not that AA is limited to just the Bees and Northstars as contenders. Auburn still has Laura Taylor around to torment defenses, and Fayetteville-Manlius brings back seven starters, the Hornets having notched a victory in Jamesville-DeWitt's "King of the Hill" Tournament with 10 total goals in wins over Watertown and the host Red Rams. Liverpool hopes Gabby Racines and a new coaching staff keeps the team near the top.
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10 Tips to Keep Your Kids Learning This SummerJulianna Miner
I start every summer convinced that my kids and I will read a million books, do flash cards, write stories and journals and become smarter people. We will not succumb to the lure of the TV! We will not lose everything we learned over the summer!
But it's like everything else with me: great intention, good start and limping over the finish line by the time Labor Day rolls around. So I asked my friend, author, speaker and education expert Ann Dolin for some help. Because according to her, kids can lose up to 15% of what they've learned the year before over the summer.
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Do Not Go Forward Without a Plan 2 of 12Reach out to your child's teacher(s) before the school year ends for suggestions on books and activities for summer learning. If your child is weak in a particular subject, summer is a great time to fill in the learning gaps and boost confidence.
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Create a schedule and put it in writing. 3 of 12This is perhaps the most important thing you can do BEFORE summer starts. Sit down with your child and agree upon a daily time dedicated to practice (don't call it homework!). For most kids, morning is best. Twenty to thirty minutes each day or three days per week is all you need.
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I've posted information and photos from two recent visits:
An article about the Grand Lake and its determined owner from the San Francisco Chronicle's website: View link
Hurrah for the Grand Lake supporting the General Strike!
A 2012 photo can be seen here.
New photos (some of the interior downstairs auditorium) taken yesterday.
Two photos from 2000 of the interior of the larger screen with the ornate curtains in place.
"The Rocketeer" was presented at the Grand Lake (#3) in 70mm 6-Track Dolby Stereo beginning on the film's nationwide opening day Friday June 21, 1991.
Here is a news story that was on ABC 7 news. Link
A snapshot of a man changing the sign in 2014. (He is taking down Interstellar and putting up Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1.)
Thanks to a blurb on the website "in70mm.com", learned that the upcoming movie " Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" shall be playing in 70mm, when it opens on 11/18/16.
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Man: "How did I know my girlfriend would run off with a clam bumper?"
автор: Spud 27 января 2004
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автор: Cockmaster Bob 12 января 2004