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This delay to the sale of Mighty Power is in line with our view that additional delays could come from the New Zealand Maori Council, an organisation that represents the Maori tribal groups ( see our online service, July 31, 'Potential For Further Delays In Mighty River Sale'). The council has long threatened to mount a legal challenge to the stake sale if the government ignores their claims and we believe this is the primary reason behind the government's decision to delay the sale. As there are deep divergent views between the government and the council over the rights to the water resources used by Mighty Power - the New Zealand government is holding to the view that no one owns the water resources and is unwilling to grant preferential rights to the Maori people in the stake sale - we believe that further delays such as a lengthy legal battle in the New Zealand High Court cannot be discounted.
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The delay to the partial sale is expected to cost the government up to NZD10mn, but more importantly, we believe that the delay will have a negative impact on the government's infrastructure plans, dampening project opportunities in New Zealand ( see our online service, May 31, 'Budget Highlights Demand For Private Participation'). The government's poor fiscal position means that its ability to finance its infrastructure plans is heavily dependent on the amount of proceeds it receives from the partial stake sales, and this delay to the first of several planned divestitures could force the government to reduce or delay the scope of its infrastructure plans.
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Italy's Alessandro Del Piero falls to the ground after a tackle with Norway's Henning Berg, left, while captain Paolo Maldini looks on during a second round match of France 98 World Cup between Italy and Norway at Le Velodrome stadium in Marseille Saturday, June 27, 1998. (AP Photo/Doug Mills)Italy holds on for 1-0 win over Norway
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MARSEILLE, France (AP) - Italy has the top scorer in the World Cup and a berth in the quarterfinals. What it lacks is the respect of the coach it beat to get there.
Christian Vieri, hot as the sunbaked afternoon by the Mediterranean, scored the game's only goal and his fifth of the tournament for a 1-0 victory over Norway Saturday.
Italy's defenders choked off Norway's dangerous high-ball attacks and eliminated the Scandinavian team with its first loss in 18 games. Norway beat defending champion Brazil to reach the second round.
That didn't mean that Egil Olsen was about to praise the winners. The Norwegian coach said he had seen better than the Blues.
"I was not impressed by Italy," Olsen said. "Our performance was too low today. We were unable to take advantage of good chances in the second part of the second half, when Italy was visibly tired."
The heat may have weakened both teams. Temperatures were in the upper 80s and public-address announcements warned fans to drink plenty of water.
"It affected our team, and I think it got to Italy, too," Olsen said.
Vieri, who developed his soccer talents while growing up in Australia, scored on a classic counterattack in the 18th minute. Midfielder Luigi Di Biagio sent a long pass and Vieri outraced defender Dan Eggen, driving a right-footed shot past goalie Frode Grodas.
The 24-year-old Vieri, who had only two goals in eight career appearances for Italy before the World Cup, moved ahead of Argentina's Gabriel Batistuta as the tournament's leading scorer.
Italian coach Cesare Maldini said his team was pressed in the last 25 minutes as the Norwegians tried for a tie, which would have sent the game into sudden-death overtime.
"We have the merit to have defeated the team which had stunned the world champions, the great Brazil," Maldini said.
Maldini also praised Vieri and the full team effort.
"His teammates helped to provide him good balls and to preserve the advantage," Maldini said.
Norway's best shot on goal in the first half came when Havard Flo's 20-yard drive was pushed away by Gianluca Pagliuca in the 14th minute.
But Pagliuca saved his best moment for the second half, diving to the right to gather Tore Andre Flo's close-range header off a cross from Erik Mykland with 19 minutes to play.
Grodas made three fine saves for Norway, one off Dino Baggio's header following a corner kick in the 37th minute and two off Alessandro Del Piero on counterattacks in the 41st and in first-half injury time.
"Our goal was to go through and be among the last 16. We reached that," Olsen said. "But when you are there, you want to go further. We had a good chance today."
By ending Norway's unbeaten streak of 17 matches - including two wins in a year against Brazil - Italy moved 3-0 against the Norwegians in World Cup play, including a 1-0 victory in the 1994 World Cup.
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For the first time we are seeing the lapel camera video from an officer involved shooting in December.Video Transcript
FOR THE FIRST TIME, WE'RE SEEING THE LAPEL CAMERA VIDEO FROM AN OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING IN DECEMBER. WE WANT TO WARN YOU - SOME OF THIS CONTENT YOU MAY FIND DISTURBING. HERE'S KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER LAURA THOREN. IT STARTED AS A POLICE RESPONSE TO A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 9-1-1 CALL, AND ENDED WITH AN UNARMED MAN - IN THE HOSPITAL. SHANE SHERRILL WAS SHOT MULTIPLE TIMES BY ALBUQUERQUE POLICE OFFICERS NEAR THE CORNER OF INDIAN SCHOOL AND WYOMING. HE SUFFERED A COLLAPSED HIS LUNG, RUPTURED SPLEEN AND BROKE HIS ARM AND LEG. ACCORDING TO FORMER POLICE CHIEF ALLEN BANKS, POLICE THOUGHT SHERRILL HAD A GUN ON HIM. NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME - WE ARE GETTING A LOOK INTO WHAT HAPPENED. WHILE THIS VIDEO FROM THE OFFICER'S LAPEL CAMERAS DOESN'T SHOW THE ACTUAL SHOOTING... IT DOES SHOW APD RENDERING AID TO AN INJURED SHERRILL. GOOD NATS "STAY WITH US" PRIOR TO THIS VIDEO BEING RELEASED... THE ONLY VISUAL POLICE GAVE THE MEDIA WAS THIS "STILL IMAGE" TAKEN FROM THE OFFICER'S LAPEL CAMERA. BANKS SAID THE PHOTO SHOWS SHERRILL WAS PRETENDING TO HAVE A GUN. If you notice Sherrill is in a shooting position, his arms raised to eye level as though he's pointing down range. SHERRILL WAS HOSPITALIZED FOR NEARLY A MONTH AND A HALF FOLLOWING THE DECEMBER SHOOTING BEFORE BEING CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER WITH A DEADLY WEAPON. A JUDGE LATER DISMISSED THAT CHARGE SAYING - IT TOOK TOO LONG TO BE FILED. SHERRILL'S FATHER IS NOW SUING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, ALLEGING THAT APD WITHHELD REPORTS, WITNESS INTERVIEWS AND LOGS PERTAINING TO THE SHOOTING. TONIGHT AT 10: YOU'LL HEAR THE 9-1-1 CALL,
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(BROOKLYN, N.Y.) – Daniel "Miracle Man" Jacobs (Brooklyn, N.Y.) is thrilled to be headlining his first boxing event since his comeback from life-threatening Osteosarcoma, a form of bone cancer. Yet success in the ring is not the only thing that drives the 26-year-old these days. Jacobs knows that he's lucky to be living out his dreams and wants to use his platform boxing to help others through his recently created Get in the Ring Foundation. He will be holding the first major event for the foundation on Friday evening at the Starrett City Boxing Club to raise funds and awareness for the organization's three key causes – childhood cancer, obesity and bullying.
Fellow cancer survivor and boxing prospect Anthony Dirrell (Flint, Mich.) will join Jacobs and several fellow boxers at Friday's event to support the Get in the Ring Foundation and its efforts. The event, which is open the public, will feature educational elements about each of the organization's three issues as well as a raffle and photo and autograph opportunities with the boxers in attendance. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., with adult tickets priced at $20 and children being admitted free of charge. Tickets for the event can be purchased at girf.eventbrite.com. All proceeds from Friday's event will go to the Get in the Ring Foundation.
Jacobs is currently preparing for his middleweight contest with Giovanni Lorenzo on Monday, August 19 at the Best Buy Theater in Manhattan. The event is the first show of the new Golden Boy Live! Series, airing on Monday nights on Fox Sports 1. The bout will be Jacobs' fourth fight since returning to the ring following his successful battle with cancer. Tickets are still available for Monday's show and can be purchased here.
Jacobs started the Get in the Ring Foundation earlier this year, selecting three causes close to his heart to center his philanthropic efforts around. As Osteoscarcoma is a form of cancer that generally impacts younger patients, he is focusing on childhood cancer and assisting families with the devastating impact the disease can have.
An avid nutrition advocate, Jacobs wants to educate those in his community on the importance of healthy eating and regular exercise and therefore chose obesity as the second major component of his foundation.
Jacobs credits nearly being bullied as a child as one of the reasons he took up the sweet science and he wants to give young people the strength to stand up for themselves as well. As the father of a four-year-old son, Nathaniel, empowering young people and preventing bullying is of the utmost important to Jacobs and is therefore the third major issue the Get in the Ring Foundation is tackling.
He and his foundation partnered with Alex's Lemonade Stand in conjunction with his fight in April, holding a lemonade stand at the event weigh-in for the Danny Garcia-Zab Judah fight to raise money for the major national cancer charity.
Get in the Ring Fundraising Event Details
What: Fundraising event for Daniel Jacobs' Get in the Ring Foundation
When: Friday, August 16, doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Who: Daniel Jacobs, Anthony Dirrell and other top boxers from the New York area
Where: Starrett City Boxing Club, 1506 Hornell Loop, Brooklyn, NY 11239
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Oh I also like using Short Hop Double Lasers with Fox
It also works for Gamewatch in PM
Oh cool :o I don't think wavedashing was possible in normal Brawl, right?
And if it was: I would have no idea how to do it. (I do certainly know how to side-special SD with Fox though, lol)
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I think I discovered something interesting in PM
You can air dodge with Wolf right after his laser comes out to the barrel
I managed to SH Laser Wavedash (Make sure you don't fast fall)
If the timing is perfect the laser doesn't make noise
I wonder if you can do this in succession
Can you help me test this out?
Also I wonder if someone else has already discovered it.
I was able to SH Laser then wavedash towards my opponate and grab him.
Vids like those make me really want to have Project M. I wonder what I'll get first: SSB4 or Project M... lol
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|Board And Delegates Meetings
The ASSDF has membership meetings; where the state square and round dance clubs send at least two (2) delegates to the meeting, to discuss various issues related to square and round dancing, and with the ASSDF. Every club that has paid their dues to the ASSDF for the current year (that is due Jan. 1 of each year), should send two (2) delegates (as noted above) for voting privileges. The ASSDF can NOT conduct business without club representatives.
Note that ASSDF Officers, or callers and cuers can NOT serve as delegates at the meetings... and that clubs who have NOT paid their ASSDF Membership Dues for the current year, will NOT be allowed to vote at the meetings. Also, clubs that have NOT paid their yearly membership dues by a certain date in the new year, are likely to have ALL REFRENCES to their club (including Club Reports), caller or cuer, or Special Dances...REMOVED from both The Modern Square, and the ASSDF Website, per direction from the ASSDF Officers.
There is a Spring meeting on the first Saturday in May, the same weekend as the former Toad Suck Daze Dance put on by the former Rebel Reelers club. This meeting and dance is the Lily Pad Dance, sponsored by the Conway Rounders. The date, time, and location, for the 2017 Spring meeting will be announced early in 2017.
There is a Fall meeting on Saturday during the ASSDF Fall Festival -- the Fall, 2016 Delegates Meeting will be at 8:30am Saturday, October 15, 2016, at Betty's Big Country Dance Hall in Caddo Valley, Arkansas.
Plus, other meetings may be held at other times during the year. They also have board meetings for the ASSDF Officers, so they can conduct business of the organization; including a meeting in either December or January to complete the change of officers for the new year.
While votes on issues may not always be unanimous, it is a chance for dancers to have their voices heard...and to discuss how to keep the hobby of square and round dancing alive.
Please note that you don't have to be a delegate to come just to vote. The ASSDF Board wants your input on what is happening with your State Federation. Those clubs who wish to place a bid for upcoming Fall Festival dances should prepare to present their bids at the Fall Festival meeting. Basically, if clubs don't submit a bid to host the Fall Festival, you may either see the event in a part of the state that you may not wish to travel to...or in the worst case scenario, no festival at all.
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Basically, if you don't show up at the meeting to voice your opinion, and to vote...you will have no right to complain on the outcome of what transpires there. And, if no business is conducted because of a lack of members, the organization can not do what it needs to do...and if said organization has little or no support from its members, the organization could fold up/disband, and all the benefits of the organization would be lost.
In the case of the ASSDF, one of the purposes of its existence is for the publication of The Modern Square, where you can find out things on square and round dancing in Arkansas.
While such publications as the National Square Dance Directory, and National Squares have gone to an ONLINE ONLY publication, that is NOT a viable option for Arkansas...because so many Arkansans can't have, can't get, or don't want, a computer and/or internet access...whether to their residence, or to an area library...especially for those in rural areas. Going to ONLINE ONLY would put them ''out in the cold''. While an e-Edition is available, it is OPTIONAL (by request), but it REQUIRES the dancer to already have a PAID SUBSCRIPTION to The Modern Square.
No matter if it's a small or large club or organization, it's the members and workers behind the scenes that make things happen. The club duty square, and special dance hall decorations...let alone publication of The Modern Square, do NOT just ''happen by themselves''.
Now, while attending meetings may not be ones idea of a good time, it has to be done with ANY organization. And, even if you do attend, voice your opinion, and vote...even if that vote does not come out the way you wanted, it is still your duty to get behind the majority vote, in whatever was decided. Like it or not, ''Life is NOT Burger King...you can NOT always Have It Your Way'' (I can say that, as I worked for them for 5 years nearly 40 years ago in the Little Rock area).
The next meeting is set for Saturday, October, 15, 2016, at Betty's Big Country Dance Hall in Caddo Valley, Arkansas, at 8:30am. Some of the possible items to be discussed include changes to the ASSDF Bylaws (the proposed by-laws are located here, with a summary of the proposed changes located here), changes to the dance admission fees, and the election of the 2017 ASSDF Officers, among other topics. Also, a handout on topics of interest concerning The Modern Square is located here. You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view/print the PDF files.
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SHOREHAM — As anyone in Addison County knows, farming isn't easy, especially for farmers who are new to the business. But a litany of USDA programs can help farmers get on their feet. In total, the Rural Development division of the USDA pumps $5 million-$10 million annually into Addison County, investing in farms, businesses and communities, according to Ted Brady, state director of the Vermont and New Hampshire Rural Development program of the USDA.
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Bob Douglas of Douglas Orchards in Shoreham said his raspberry crop has suffered the last two years.
UPDATE: MIDDLEBURY — A local man who for the past nine months had been under an active arrest warrant for driving under the influence pleaded not guilty on Monday in Addison County Superior Court (criminal division) to multiple drunk driving-related offenses after he allegedly struck and critically injured two cyclists in Sunday's Tour de Farms event in Shoreham.
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Sunday, September 15 – 12:30-5:00 - Shoreham Town Green
Free event and fundraiser for the Friends of the Platt Memorial Library
SHOREHAM — The town of Shoreham will celebrate the theme "Dog Days of Summer" on Saturday, Aug. 31, at the 2013 Shoreham Festival.
The day kicks off with a hearty pancake breakfast served at the Shoreham Congregational Church from 8 to 10 a.m.
The Shoreham Tennis Club will host 3 hours of fun play from 9 a.m. to noon. This fun and friendly group of tennis players will welcome new players, as well as help seasoned veterans on the court shake the rust off that backhand.
SHOREHAM — James Ross, a longtime physical education teacher in Ridgewood Public Schools in Ridgewood, N.J., will lead the Shoreham Elementary School for at least the next year.
Shoreham school directors offered the job to Ross after interviewing him and another finalist, Geoffrey Lawrence, on July 18. His hiring became official on Thursday after Addison Central Supervisory Union administrators confirmed that he had signed off on the appointment.
MIDDLEBURY — After several months of relative silence, International Paper Co. officials last week gave one of their most extensive public pronouncements to date on why the company is banking on a proposed, controversial Addison County natural gas pipeline to help drive down costs for what they termed as the most costly paper mill in the world to operate in terms of energy consumption.
SHOREHAM — Shoreham has just started searching for a new leader for its school.
Shoreham's search comes in wake of Principal Heather Best's recent announcement that she will step down this month to accept a teaching position at the Neshobe Elementary School in Brandon.
SHOREHAM — The 30th annual Apple Blossom Derby Road Race is just around the corner. This long-standing fundraising event takes place in Shoreham on Saturday, May 11, and celebrates the town's spirit and beauty. The all-volunteer coordinated race has become a signature spring event for many participants, some coming from as far as Burlington and New York state. What we've heard from past racers: "I never knew how beautiful it is here," and "This is the best post-race food I have ever eaten — and I run a lot of races."
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DALLAS - One woman travels the state speaking out against domestic violence and promoting health care initiatives for women and children.
The other says little in public forums, but often is seen smiling by her husband's side as he pitches his ideas for bettering Texas.
Their styles differ, but their futures offer the same prospect: to be the next first lady of Texas.
Anita Thigpen Perry is now the state's leading lady as wife to Republican Gov. Rick Perry. She has been an outspoken advocate for her personal causes. She relishes the public platform for her to speak out.
Tani Sanchez is the wife of Perry's Democratic opponent, Tony Sanchez, and a former elementary school teacher.
She remains somewhat of a mystery on the campaign trail, showing silent strength but retaining the intense privacy the Sanchez family has cherished.
Tani Sanchez: The wife of Tony Sanchez said she is likely to be a more visible advocate for family and educational causes if she becomes first lady.
Lieutenant governor under George W. Bush, Rick Perry rose to the governor's office two years ago after Bush resigned to become U.S. president.
In a telephone interview from Austin, Anita Perry said that she, like predecessor Laura Bush, sought a more active role as first lady than the perfunctory luncheons and social events the governor's wife often hosts.
"I don't have a legislative role, so I hope to serve the state through advocacy," she said. "Being first lady allows me to have a forum and talk about issues I have a passion about, particularly those relating to women and children."
The former nurse and health care consultant has been involved in medical issues since growing up the daughter of a small-town doctor in the West Texas town of Haskell.
"I always cared about people. I would go with my daddy on house calls," she said. "He put me to work in his clinic when I was 14 years old."
Perry quit nursing in 1991, and continued working as a health-care consultant until her husband became governor. The couple has a son and daughter, both teen-agers.
Perry now visits shelters around the state to speak with domestic violence victims, whose plight she often observed as a hospital nurse.
"It is very humbling," she said. "Domestic violence has no boundaries. It doesn't matter what your income or social level. It effects everyone."
She also advocates childhood immunizations and awareness of breast cancer and Alzheimer's disease and plans to continue working for her causes even if her husband is not elected governor.
"For the rest of my life, I want to be talking about these issues," she said.
She and Tani Sanchez say Laura Bush was a strong role model for governor's wives. Mrs. Bush, a former librarian, has been a vocal advocate for education and literacy.
But Perry said Bush also gave her some valued advice.
"Laura Bush told me 'Don't read the papers. Don't watch the television. Stay focused."'
Tani Sanchez quit teaching two decades ago to raise her four now-grown children. She says education has remained a top concern that she shares with her husband.
"I know how important the first few years are," she said. "It's critical."
Tony Sanchez never has held elected office, but made his name and fortune in banking and the oil and gas industry. If political campaigning was new to him, it required even more of an adjustment from his wife.
Tani Sanchez has traveled nearly daily with her husband on the campaign trial. Their children also have traveled with the pair and separately to stump for him.
"It's important that people view and acknowledge the fact that this is a very closely knit family," she said of her time campaigning.
She said she never regretted staying home with her children as they grew.
"I totally engrossed myself in raising my children," she said.
And that dedication has meant everything, said daughter Ana Lee, 25.
"She's a very calming influence, she said. "She's a very dedicated mother and wife. People really respond to her."
Together, Tony and Tani Sanchez instilled in their children "a sense of community, helping others who can't help themselves," the daughter said.
However, the stresses of campaign life have taken their toll on Tani Sanchez this week as she battled a cold and sought some much-needed rest.
"Physically it has drained me, from all the stress, tension and pressure," she said from the family's ranch in Laredo. "Both of us are unusually private and so this has been difficult for me having our private lives in the spotlight."
Nevertheless, if Tani Sanchez becomes first lady, she is likely to be a more visible advocate for family and educational causes, she said.
"It would be a shame to have that opportunity as a first lady and not to something positive with it," she said.
She said she will advocate mentoring programs for single parents, early childhood nutrition and the importance of the first years of education.
Both women would be welcomed as first ladies of Texas, said Cal Jillson, a political science professor at Southern Methodist University.
"The role of the first lady is to be gracious and admired by everyone, if at all possible," he said.
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LO caught my yucky virus and it turned into an ear infection so I've been home with her, just me, for a couple of days. Usually, since I'm a WOHM, if I'm home, DH is home, too.
Anyway, I've loved my couple of days at home with her, even if she was sick, because I've gotten lots of extra cuddles. And she has blown me away every day with the new things she "gets." I spend a ton of time with DH when he gets home telling him.
So I thought I'd share them with you mommas, since you guys will totally get it. And you should add your own, too.
She was a late talker. She only had 6 words at 18 months. So today when she asked me for blueberries, a cheese stick and strawberries, I was amazed. And I think it is a little funny that she is convinced the blueberries live in the pantry - I have no idea why.
She asked about her Grandma today when I picked up my laptop - I think she thought we were going to Skype with her.
She asked about her babysitter today at supper. I think at that point, she had just realized she hadn't seen her babysitter all day.
Even though she's a girl, her tennis shoes are from the boys section, 'cause I thought they were cute and practical. Turns out my best friend's little boy, who is 5 weeks younger, and who LO adores, has the same ones. I have never said anything to my LO about it, but today as I was putting them on her, she pointed at them and said his name twice.
She is now in a toddler bed. At bedtime, she slides out backwards slowly, and after we hear a little thump on the floor, we hear, "Uh, oh!" Then she gets in her bed and tries it again. It's like she's checking to see if she really can get out that way or something. I have no idea. And then she's done with it and settles happily in to go to sleep.
Last one - after her bath, as I brush/comb out her hair, we always switch back and forth with the comb and brush. She'll ask for one while I work with the other. Usually she just chews on the comb, or tries to use one to do her hair at the same time I am. Tonight, she took the comb and gently combed out part of MY hair, looking very please, and when she finished, she said, "Pretty!" which is what I always say to her when I'm done fixing her hair. So sweet!


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