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Todd duBoef, who informed Schaefer that Pacquiao would not agree to have his blood taken within 30-days of the bout based on the fighter's superstition of testing so close to a fight
He seemed to have a problem taking it right before the fight, there was no mention of the random testing actually being the problem.
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Sounds like Manny might HAVe something to HIDE!! If u are clean u r clean If u r dirty, then u r dirty!!
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According to an article that came out a while back (last month, I believe), Ariza said Manny has never even had an immunization shot in his life, plus he won't even take stuff like Aspirin. So, I guess there might be some truth to it. Who knows. A phobia of needles isn't exactly uncommon.
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so all the NSAC tests were bull**** so far?
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If anyone is going to pull out of this fight, i suspect it would be Mayweather. Manny and Roach would probably not agree to this ridiculous "random blood test", and then Floyd would simply walk away from the fight. If Manny agrees to the blood test right before the press conference and after the fight, then i don't see what's the problem.
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Indulge your senses
This isn't an ordinary hotel. As you enter the lobby, you are welcomed by view of the water- we had a similar view from the deck in our room. The lobby and the rooms are decorated with the most amazing color combinations. Our room had a gas fireplace and a very comfortable bed. The bathroom had a claw foot bathtub and a separate glass shower. There were two minor things that could be improved. The pillows were thick and hard. My neck was in an abnormal position. Bring your own pillow. Also it seemed impossible to close the door to the room without slamming it. Other guests were having the same problem - which we observed loudly and clearly.
Can't get closer to the river
We booked this place on the basis of TripAdvisor reviews. It was truly excellent. The hotel is right on the river - - actually on a pier over the river. The ships come right past your window. The rooms are large and all seem to have fireplaces. There is a small balcony for each room. The bath is very large and of a modern design. Breakfast is OK -- waffles, cereal, bagels, fruit, yoghurt, sweet rolls, coffee, ... and the happy hour at 5 to 7 is excellent with salmon, Oregon and Washington wines, cheese (I assume it is Tilamook cheese) and sweet rolls. The large lobby is a great place to meet the other guests and all seem to have had adventures the previous day. There is a lot of glass and most everywhere in the hotel there is a great view. If there is any down side, it would be that the town is a 5 minute drive away. But the hotel itself more than makes up for this. The staff is excellent -- the Swiss lady will call all over town for you if you ask a question, and Lori is a tremendous help in locating points of interest and places to eat. We spent 4 nights there and we still did not run out of things to do. Oh yes -- one other down side -- the weather in the winter and spring is pretty wet and cold -- but this seems to add to the great scenery. Portland is only 1.5 hours drive away.
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Wonderful Hotel
A wonderful, cozy hotel with fantastic views of the Columbia River throughout the entire facility, and great photographs and artwork depicting Astoria's fishing history throughout the hotel as well. Our room was exceptionally quiet, simple yet cozy decor, wonderful bathtub, fluffy thick towels and robes, just a wonderful experience all around. Friendly staff and an enjoyable wine gathering for guests in the evening. We would highly recommend this hotet, and look forward to returning. It would be especially nice for a honeymoon or anniversary celebration. If you're in the mood for great Italian food, check out "Fulio's" on Commercial Street in downtown Astoria. Enjoy!!
Hotel good, but skip the suites
My husband and I booked the Cannery Pier after much online searching, as a special post-Christmas get-away trip to unwind and relax after the holidays. We reserved a suite, thinking that would mean a larger, nicer room where we could spend our days. We arrived and went into our suite which had small, separate rooms off the very long & narrow hallway. It felt like a cheap apartment, and was not the cozy, romantic situation we had envisioned at all. Although the view was great, the rooms very clean, and the bathroom lovely w/jetted tub, the extremely poor layout of the suite made it a real disappointment. This was mainly because the living room was small and awkward- it had a tiny sofa with pull-out bed and was basically not a place you'd want to hang out. The suite would be OK if you were traveling with a third person or children since the bedroom and living area are a distance apart.
When we went down to breakfast the next morning and passed an open door to a "standard" room, I was shocked that their basic room was MUCH nicer- exactly what we wanted- and was $100 less! It had the same beautiful view, but offered a window seat, and a larger, open floor plan, with an interior window over the tub opening to the bedroom. We inquired about switching rooms, and the manager happily moved us. This was great, except for the fact that we wound up in room 402, which apparently was directly beneath the Pilot Room, and we could hear everything. Not fun to clearly hear the people above you talking, walking, going to the bathroom, flushing, etc.
Basicallly, the hotel is new and clean, and very nice. The town of Astoria is a bit sad looking, but we had good meals at Urban Cafe and the Silver Salmon Grille. If you want a good cup of coffee, walk to the espresso stand near the parking lot.
Oh My Goodness!!!
My girlfriend and I stayed a this amazing hotel on November 27th, a Sunday night. We had called a week earlier and said we may come but were not sure. When we rode into town and called they had noted that we had called and gave us a great room rate and amazing service. They serve white wine, lox on bread with cream cheese every night and a lovely continental breakfast. We soaked in the jacuzzi for a while in the late PM, it's open 24/7 and enjoyed their gym. Our favorite was keeping the window to sleep to the waves crashing against the pier.
It was a great experience and we are keeping it in our top five places to stay in the country. We don't have the top four yet.
The bed was cozy and the room was super clean.
They let their employees have fun with the guests and do what serves the guest best!!! Bravo Cannery Pier and be around in 20 years for our anniversary.
Lorne and Alicia
Wow! Words can't describe our wonderful November 11th stay at Cannery Pier Hotel. This place is currently ranked #2 on this website for Astoria, my prediction is that it will be #1. The hotel has been open for thirteen weeks and the rooms are superb. What a view! The ships seem so close going by that you could shout hello to them from your balcony. We loved the window seat, binoculars, fireplace, king size bed, and clawfoot bathtub (with a water view!) Especially nice was the wine and appetizers and continental breakfast. We had planned to explore Astoria, but decided just to stay and enjoy this wonderful hotel. We will certainly be back and will tell all our friends about this great find.
Delighted with Cannery Pier
My husband and I stayed at the Cannery Pier Hotel on November 4 and 5, 2005. It was the start of our honeymoon, and what a wonderful place to start it. We stayed in a 4th floor corner room suite. The room had a separate bedroom with a king bed and TV. The bathroom had a large shower and an elevated jet tub for two that overlooked the waterways. The sitting room had a microwave, refridge, TV, gas fireplace, couch, chairs and hardwood floors all surrounded by large windows and a deck that overlooked the Columbia River.
The interior of the hotel is beautiful. The furniture and decorations are top notch. We loved having breakfast, which was provided, by the fireplace in the lobby.
Allison, the front desk manager, went above and beyond her job to make our honeymoon a success. She moved our room to the top floor when we checked in, upon hearing it was our honeymoon. We asked for dinner recommendations and were directed to a wonderful romantic place called the Salmon Grille. Allison offered to make a reservation for us for dinner the next night if we wanted. She also gave us menus of other local restaurants to try while in town.
Overall, we were pleased with everything we encountered at the Cannery Pier. We loved the suite but may settle on a regular room next time for the price. The other rooms have river views and claw foot tubs and are just as spacious. The suite was great for our honeymoon though.
We highly recommend the Cannery Pier and its staff. You won't be disappointed. Astoria will definitely benefit from having this hotel in its directory.
Ny New Favorite Hotel
I stayed at the Cannery Pier Hotel in August 2005. I was only planning on staying one nite, due to a short, extinsive trip( Multnoma falls. Street of Dreams ect in four days. Any ways, upon arrival I was exhausted from driving from Hood River to Astoria. I was given my room pass and took the elevator to the 3rd floor. The room is amazing wood floors, fireplace, claw foot tub with views of the river.
After relaxing I stopped by the front desk and was given helpful directions to several resturants. The next morning I awoke to a HUGE ship yards from my window. For breakfast they served pastries, juice, fruit and yes Salmon dip. Some minor construction was still ongoing ( no fault of the Owners), But I was the 1st one to stay in my room. Brand new fluffy towels ( better than the Ritz) pillow top mattress. One of the best nites sleep away from home.
I hesitate to give 5 stars because making it difficult to book my next trip. Having stayed at the Ritz several locations, JW marriott, the Pelican Miami Beach, The Cannery Pier has more charm and is now my favorite hotel. The staff and ownership is also amazing. You will not regret a stay at the Cannery Pier Hotel.
A superb small hotel!
We stayed in the CPH for three nights and enjoyed every moment. The rooms are large, well-appointed and quite comfortable. The view from every room is spectacular -- looking out on the Columbia River as it flows into the Pacific Ocean. We enjoyed morning coffee in the lobby, watching the shipping traffic and a cruise large boat (NCL) docking nearby. It's a very quiet setting, no traffic noise at all and excellent soundproofing between rooms. The bridge over the river to Washington is only 200 yds away but high enough that no noise at all reaches the room; it's just a great part of the scenery. The staff is helpful and well-attuned to customer service. Astoria is a fun town, with galleries and good restaurants; the Urban Cafe is especially good for tasty and imaginative food, atmosphere and service. Astoria is a town worth visiting and the CPH is a hotel that deserves to succeed; they get everything right.
Beautiful Anniversary!! What a View!
My husband and I stayed at this new beautiful hotel for our 1 year anniversary and it was simply magical! What a joy for Astoria! A hotel "in" the water...how romantic!!
We stayed in room 411 (fourth floor corner room) which I highly recommend! It was a beautiful suite with hardwood floors, a gas fireplace, a refrigerator, and many windows to view the Columbia River. We spent the mornings watching the cruise ships dock about 200 feet away! Amazing!
The bed was so comfortable! And the soft robes were so nice to lounge it. My favorite was the large bathroom with the soaking tub over-looking the water. The large shower and Aveda bath products were a special touch as well. Very beautiful and romantic!
We booked massages in the Spa downstairs...and that would be the only negative review I would give...and that really affects the Spa, not the hotel. The place was noisy and not warm enough...my feet were freezing in the massage room. The staff were talking loudly and slamming doors during the entire massage right outside my room. And then I paid for an hour massage and barely got 45 minutes! Outrageous! My husband had a simialr experience. Too bad...the downfall of the hotel is the Spa! Don't bother with this location, they haven't figured it out yet. They need better staff and a nicer spa atmosphere.
All in all, this is the BEST hotel in Astoria! We were considering The Elliott Hotel, and while stolling through downtown Astoria we stopped in to compare....there was NO comparison! The Elliott is charming from the outside, but looks very run-down on the inside. Plus it doesn't have any views of the water and the beautiful Astoria bridge. We will only be staying at the Cannery Pier from now on. And we look forward to seeing the new developments down there as well.
Finally a first class hotel for Astoria! Yea! :)
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Even without amnesty I doubt we have the numbers to ever win a national election. Registering all the illegals now will just give them absolute power by winning the House. The USSC is gone now with Roberts going to dark side. It is over and it happened right before our eyes. The Dems did it to us with immigration.
We could have turned this around when GWB was POTUS and we had congress instead of playing footsie with the Dems and signing such crap as Voting Rights Act. Shame on all of them. They have destroyed my country. Hope Teddy Kennedy is sitting his fat but on red hot coals.
I agree with you more than I could ever tell you. But the one factor you have to throw in is that they didn't listen to us. So now what do we do. The problem before was easy. Don't let it become a problem in the first place. The problen now is what do we do with this giant mess somebody else created.
As we look for solutions I just don't see that trying to deport 11 million people is going to work. I'm open to someone showing me how it can be done. My focus would be to take steps to first make sure the problem does not get any bigger and then to deal with the giant mess.


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Drumaturgia & friends - this means enjoyment on a high level. Round about the drummers from Drumaturgia many top-class artists come together to enter unknown territories between Fusion Jazz, HipHop, Breakbeat, Latin, Asia Sounds, World Music and Polyrhythm. How sounds the "Magic Square" by Albrecht Dürer - performed by Asian and European drums? Drumaturgia & friends give the answer.
Drumaturgia & Friends - das bedeutet musikalisches Vergnügen auf höchstem Niveau. Rund um die Trommler von Drumaturgia haben sich hochkarätige internationale Musiker zusammengeschlossen, die gemeinsam völlig neue Wege beschreiten, fernab jeder Genregrenze. Ein klassischer Geiger, Klavier, Keyboards, japanische Taikos, Percussion, Loops, Drums und Bass.
Fusion Jazz verschmilzt mit Hiphop, Breakbeat, Latin, fernöstlichen Klängen und Polyrhythmik. Japanische Trommelkunst entzündet sich mit Mozart und Paganini zu einem modernen Feuerwerk. Jedes Konzert der Gruppe gleicht einer Uraufführung, an deren Ende eine einzigartige Musik entstanden ist, die im Zusammenspiel spontan erfunden wurde. Ihre hohe musikalische Kommunikationsfreude ermöglicht es den Künstlern, das Publikum jedes Mal erneut auf eine virtuose und unbekannte Reise durch alle Facetten der Musikgeschichte mitzunehmen: ohne Kitsch, ohne klanglichen Zierrat, mit dem nötigen Gefühl und Respekt für das Detail.
Weitab von Mainstream und Modeerscheinungen verwischen die Musiker die Grenzen der Sinne: optische und akustische Faszination gehen nahtlos ineinander über. Dazu mischt sich der tranceartige Rhythmus der japanischen Trommeln - Drumaturgia & Friends gehen noch bislang völlig unbetretene musikalische Wege.
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He was accepted into a scholarship programme for the musically highly gifted at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Munich, Germany. In 1997, he became a junior student in Professor Kurt Guntner's class and went on to become a full-time student in Professor Ana Chumachenco's class in 2003. After successfully completing his studies in 2009, he joined the Freiburg Philharmonic Orchestra in the position as First Concertmaster. Manuel Druminski frequently appears both as a soloist and together with various chamber music formations. Between 2007 and 2009, the Bayerischer Rundfunk (Bavarian Radio, Munich, Germany) recorded him performing a number of sonatas for violin and piano (Beethoven, Frank, Janáček, Bartók). He regularly makes guest appearances at prestigious music festivals such as the Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival (SHMF), the Rheingau Musik Festival, the ZMF and the Lucerne Festival.
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Karin Nakagawa is expressing the spirit and spreading the soul of Japan out to the world, manly through performing her Koto and through her very individual way of singing. Being raised in a family of musicians and being always well known for her versatility in improvisation, Karin collaborates with musicians from Eastern, Western and Folk traditions, as well as Jazz and Contemporary styles. Not being limited to specific genres or fields, she also collaborates with Storytellers, Actors, Dancers and Painters. Her roots lie in the ancient music of Japan- songs of the wind and the rain and songs of planting the rice. During her university education, Karin studied the traditional 13-strings Koto, Shamisen, Singing-"Jiuta-style" but now she has manly become one of the very few real experts of the 25-strings Koto. She was inspired and taught by Keiko Nosaka since the age of twelve. So far she has performed in over 20 countries around the world, as well as having lead and composed a big number of various performing acts, including tours sponsored by the Japan Foundation such as those in: Sweden 2000, Africa 2007 and in Southeast-Asia 2010 - where she was the musical leader. Today Karin travels and performs manly throughout Europe and Japan.
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ANDREAS HIERMEYER (Bass)
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I keep getting sharp stabbing pain in the heels of my feet and in my calf muscle only on my right leg with a little swelling. What could be causing it? And what can I do to get it to stop?
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What can a sharp stabbing pain on the left side right around the bottom rib indicate? Pain is kind of wrapping towards the back.
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I've been getting a stabbing pain in my head above my right ear and i'm having trouble with the bottom left side of my vision which has lasted 15 mins?
Quadrantanopsia: The visual system decussates in the optic chiasm, into right and left visual fields from the right and left eyes. Further reorganization occurs in the lateral geniculate nucleus of the thalamus. A visual field defect of the inferior left quadrant with severe headache pain on the right localizes at or near the right occipital lobe. An emergency ct and/or MRI is indicated. See a doctor asap please. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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Film Drop announces it will close next month
WILLMAR -- Lynn Jeremiason, owner of The Film Drop, has announced he will be closing the store at 912 First St. S. on June 3. Jeremiason and his wife have owned and operated the business for the past 30 years. A closure noticed was posted on the door on Monday.
He said economic conditions, the loss of a major contract and changes in the photographic industry led him to the decision to close.
"Everybody has been going through industry changes,'' Jeremiason said Tuesday. "We went from film processing to digital and we have done a tremendous amount of digital printing.''
But photography has turned into a commodity where people can print their own digital photos for pennies a print at places like drugstores and supermarkets.
"We did a tremendous amount of studio photography in the '80s, '90s and early 2000s, but starting in 2003 or 2004 the digital single-lens reflex camera got so good that so many people felt comfortable with the pictures they were taking themselves,'' he said.
"Their cameras are generally pretty good,'' he continued. "Their pictures are 80 percent as good as ours, but they're pretty good. Every professional photographer is suffering because of that.''
Jeremiason said he became interested in the business after deciding he did not want to farm and he moved to Minneapolis where he got a job mixing Kodachrome chemistry at Paco of Minneapolis in 1972.
In 1980, they searched for a location to start their own business and looked at cities in Wisconsin, Iowa and southern and west central Minnesota before selecting Willmar. Jeremiason credits Carole Vennerstrom, former Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce president, with persuading them to move to Willmar.
The business started in 1981 where Print Masters is located on South First Street. In 1986, The Film Drop built the building where the business is now located. The business started as a 6-hour lab and turned into a 1-hour lab. About a month ago, the business stopped processing film altogether.
"We came in as a mom and pop team, and we got as high as 15 employees. Today we're down to 5 besides my wife and I that will be displaced,'' he said.
Jeremiason said the business thrived for 30 years and he said the community has been really good to them.
"And we felt we were a vital part of the community, but we're just not necessary anymore,'' he said. "We won six national awards for excellence and quality in service from Kodak. It's been a good time.''
Jeremiason said he will probably continue to work with retouching photos and scanning photos and slides and can continue to be reached through the company's website, filmdrop.com and through email.


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Today is expected to be mostly cloudy, with highs around 60 and north winds from 5 to 10 mph.
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Tonight should be partly cloudy in the evening, then becoming mostly clear, with lows in the upper 30s, except near the coast, where temperatures will be slightly warmer, in the lower 40s. Northeast winds 5 to 10 mph.
Sunday morning should be sunny with the afternoon becoming partly cloudy. Highs should be in the upper 50s, with northeast winds 10 to 15 mph.
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The sixth Lenten Luncheon was held at the Unity Baptist Church, with Al Schumacher presenting the last Lenten message of this year and proposing a challenging – but very good – suggestion.
Ricky Cox, the speaker at the fifth Lenten Luncheon last Wednesday at First United Methodist Church, began by expressing thanks for the opportunity to participate in the Lenten Luncheons and complimented the ladies who had prepared the food.
Faithful Lenten Luncheon attendees, supporters and friends gathered at the Mother of Dolors Parish Center last Wednesday for the fourth Lenten Luncheon to hear Winifred "Bud" Morrison speak of the wondrous love of God that He has for His children.
The tables were decorated uniquely and colorfully with dainty spring bouquets, some were refreshingly simple with a freshly harvested carrot, adorned with tiny sprigs of greenery and flowers.
The third Vandalia Ministerial Alliance Lenten Luncheon was hosted by Northside Christian Church last Wednesday, and the faithful Lenten Luncheon followers gathered in the fellowship room to sit at the tables decorated with colorful spring nosegays and bearing Northside's luncheon trademarks, plates of homemade cookies already placed at intervals within each of all.
The Vandalia Ministerial Alliance's first Lenten Luncheon of the year was held at First Christian Church in Vandalia, which opened the doors to a faithful gathering that filled the fellowship room to enjoy fellowship, a good lunch prepared by the ladies of the church and an inspiring program.
When Todd McKellar heard mention of Bill Runyon, a conductor on the Pennsylvania Train – and, more importantly, the one who had the power to stop the train in Vandalia for the Santa Claus visit every year – he was quick to respond with some memories.
Two cousins were in a wedding. Nine-year-old Josh was the brother of the bride and groomsman. Cousin Devin was 4 and the ring bearer.
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Weekend guests of Dane and Belinda Harpster of St. Peter were: Ben, Amanda, Madison and Dru Eller and Mitch Harpster, all of Jackson, Mo. On Saturday, the family put a new roof on grandma Mary's house. On Sunday, Dane and Belinda and Nathan, Mahala and Harper Jacquin attended Family Day at Lutheran Care Center.
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Around the first of September, there was an accident on Interstate 57 in which a dog was in the back of a pick up truck in a crate. The truck rolled several times and the dog was ejected.
Back in Touch with a Special Friend
"Once upon a time," way back in high school days, and even before, when we went to Edwards School, which was located several miles south of Bluff City, a schoolmate, Reeta Thompson, and I became very close friends – best friends, to be exact.
Wednesday, September 21
• Reverb Youth 56, 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Reverb Youth 78, 6:45-8 p.m., St. Elmo Christian Church.
• Bible study, 6:30 p.m., First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
• St. Elmo Board of Education budget hearing at 7:15 p.m., regular meeting at 7:30 p.m., in the unit office.
Thursday, September 22
• St. Elmo Christian Church Road Rally fundraiser; see more info in the St. Elmo News.
Saturday, September 24
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Alvar Aalto's Home Outdoor Entryway | Helsinki, Finland
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Beautiful medieval city. We just walked from the port to the old downtown (10 minutes) and wandered the cobble stone streets and took copious pictures. No set itinerary for us, we just wandered in and out of churches etc; ate a traditional lunch in the city square, shopped (except me of course -beer time), enjoyed the parks and old city walls. Another relaxing day on shore
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Round 1 - Referee Yves Lavigne oversees the evening's final prelim. McGee presses forward early and just misses a high kick. Ring backing away and looks to reset. He's keeping distance early, trying to stay away and counter. Ring pressing forward, and Ring drops down for a takedown. McGee snuffs it out and backs away. Ring walking forward, but McGee is staying out of his range in the early going. Ring drops again for a leg, but McGee pulls easily away. McGee lands two crisp straights. Ring sneaks in a nice right hook, and a left straight comes shortly after. Best offense so far for Ring in a moderately-paced fight. Flurries start to come from both as the final minute opens. McGee tries to move into the clinch, but Ring pushes him away and flurries again. Slapping low kick to close for McGee. Not a lot between the two, but MMAjunkie.com leans toward Ring, 10-9.
Round 2 - McGee stalks to open the second, trying to trap Ring in a corner. McGee shuffles side to side and looks to leap in from the outside. Kicks traded from both fighters. McGee picking up the pace a bit. He drives in for a takedown, but Ring simply backs away. McGee pushing the pace with inside leg kicks and punches over the top. High kick lands for McGee. Halfway into the round, and both fighters looking to take control in what remains a tight fight. McGee looks again for a takedown but instead scores with an uppercut. Ring answers with a stiff left, and it looks to have hurt McGee. Ring lands again with the left. McGee standing in the pocket and firing, but the left hands have done some damage, and McGee is bleeding from the nose. Ring catches a high kick but can't capitalize. McGee looks for a late takedown, but Ring stuffs it. Ring was struggling, but the straights might have changed things. MMAjunkie.com still leans slightly toward Ring again, 10-9.
Round 3 - McGee looks to press the pace early. Opening two rounds were tight, and fight could be up in the air. Brief timeout from Lavigne to address some loos tape in Ring's hand. Ring lands a straight left on the restart. Ring slips on a kick but immediately pops back up, McGee is moving forward, looking to be the aggressor. Ring comfortable moving away and countering with his left hand. McGee is taking control, and he flurries with left and right hands. Elbows inside score as Ring looks to retreat and survive. Less than two minutes. Ring is exhausted, and McGee is trying to capitalize. Ring is done, but he is trying to return fire. They move into the clinch in the final minute. McGee in control, and he defends a aRing takedown. McGee looks for a guillotine, but Ring pulls his head free and slides to top position. Ring in side control, and the fight ends. McGee takes the final round on the MMAjunkie.com card, 10-9, but Ring still earns the fight, 29-28. However the first two rounds were close, and the scores could be interesting. Nick Ring def. Court McGee via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).
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Aid and Fiscal Management
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This paper focuses on the macroeconomic aspects of fiscal management in aid-receiving countries. Despite the declining share of aid in budgets of donor countries, aid continues to play an important role in many developing countries. The paper first discusses the implications of aid in the economy as a whole and highlights the possibility of Dutch-disease effects of aid. Second, it discusses the implications of aid for short-term fiscal policy management - in particular, how actual or anticipated changes in aid receipts should be reflected in government spending.
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I have a friend, a talented singer/songwriter who has a life that revolves around kids and husband, around ranching and the desire to perform. She is much younger than I, busy with the struggles of a busy life, young kids, and making do on wages that aren't always quite enough. Her husband spent years on a ranch, they settled in, became part of our community. And then one day their lives turned upside down. His job on the ranch ended. They would ultimately uproot children who only knew one home, and move to another ranch many, many miles away.
I remember her pain as they lost not only a job, but also a home. One they never owned, but that was theirs nevertheless.
"Circling Back home: A Plainswoman's Journey" reminds me of my friend's story. Author Darcy Lipp-Acord is a woman from South Dakota not New Mexico like my friend, and she has six children not two. But the call of the land and a lifestyle that leads these two women to support husbands as they move from one ranch job to another, is the same.
There is no permanency in being the hired cowboy. It can be a great job, one that lasts for years, or it can be a year or two of unfulfilled dreams and low pay before moving to something hopefully a little better. Lipp-Acord takes you through the years with her family growing from marriage to one daughter and then four more girls ... and a son. She weaves the stories in the way her grandmothers quilted or crocheted heirloom blankets and throws.
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Between ranch jobs and children, Lipp-Acord falls back on her own profession, teaching literature to schoolchildren, and she carves out a place and the time to do her own writing.
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If you've hired on as a ranch hand, though, you will surely appreciate her telling of a story that is almost universal in its theme. On the occasion of one move, she wrote, "Letting go of this place tears at my heart. I've planted gardens and flowers here, buried old horses and baby foals here, conceived and borne three children here. In five years, a place can become such a part of your soul that leaving it feels like leaving your self." ❖


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Sufjan Stevens enchants fans with silly sing-along 'Christmess'
Christmas is a messy holiday, piled high with associations both religious and secular, inextricably intertwined with misty family memories and hazy recollections of parties, bathed in forced cheer and genuine warmth.
Thursday night at Turner Hall Ballroom, Sufjan Stevens gloried in the contradictions and excesses, and he added his own: The show was variously called "Christmess [sic] Sing-A-Long" and "Seasonal Affective Disorder Yuletide Disaster Pageant on Ice." »Read Full Article(2)
Milwaukee gets second place in hung over cities list
You should not have to do math to read a story. But you do if you want to believe that Milwaukee is the second-most hung over city in the U.S.
Business Insider looked at the Center for Disease Control's most recent statistics on binge drinking and Trulia's list of cities with the most bars per capita. They awarded each city a Business Insider Hangover Score based on those two numbers. »Read Full Article
Power-pop band Revolush conquers 'Stagefright'
William Shakespeare famously wrote, "All the world's a stage." But rocking a stage and acting on a stage are distinctly different experiences, said Tommy Hahn, 42, who performs with Skylight Music Theatre full-time and fronts the power-pop group Revolush in his spare time.
"There's quite the gang aspect to playing in a band vs. being in a musical," Hahn said. "In a musical, someone else sells tickets, you're in a group with 12 to 20 other people sometimes, and you have other people backing this up, like the orchestra and stage manager. In Revolush, it's basically four guys against everybody." »Read Full Article
WOKY-AM changes to all sports talk format
WOKY-AM (920) announced that it is switching to an all-sports talk format, effective Monday.
The Clear Channel station currently plays classic country music. Calling itself The Big 920, the new format is simulcasting the Clear Channel station WTSO-AM in Madison. »Read Full Blog Post(59)
Fire at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
The Student Union at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design suffered significant damage in a fire overnight. No one was in the building or injured in the fire, which is believed to have started about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Vietnamese Noodles opens in Mequon
The North Shore has a new Vietnamese restaurant: Vietnamese Noodles opened late last week in a contemporary space at 1380 W. Mequon Road in Mequon, in the Concord Court plaza. »Read Full Blog Post
Moore, Flynn, Wade, Strayed top Boswell Books' 2012 bestsellers
'Sacré Bleu,' Christopher Moore's risqué, comic fantasy about the Impressionists, and 'Gone Girl,' Gillian Flynn's dark novel about a missing wife, topped Boswell Book Company's list of bestselling hardcover fiction in 2012.
Boswell owner Daniel Goldin has posted the store's Top 50 books in hardcover fiction and nonfiction at his blog. Goldin has ranked them in order of sales, excluding books whose sales came primarily from bulk sales. He did not provide individual sales figures for the books. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: New Year, day two
Good morning sleepy heads. How are those resolutions coming? Time to get up and run 10 miles yet?
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