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Started in 2005, the Super Science Explorers program gives Cornerstone University juniors and seniors the chance to apply what they've learned in the classroom.
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Cornerstone Students Gain Valuable Experience at Summer Work
Cornerstone University students Elijah Erickson, Linda Anthony and James Hardman each had an opportunity this summer to gain practical, applied experience in a real-world setting.
Cornerstone University Ranked Among OnlineU's Best Value Schools for Online Business Degrees
Cornerstone University's Professional & Graduate Studies program was recently ranked among OnlineU's 2016 Best Value Schools for Online Business Degrees.
Cornerstone University Senior Partners with a Global Initiative Based in West Michigan
Cornerstone University student Alexa Heeres (B.S.W. '17) is spending her summer serving women all over the world, without ever leaving West Michigan.
Houston Church Travels to Grand Rapids for Ministry Work
The Sonlight High School and University Choir and Drama Team, a 60-voice team from Tallowood Baptist Church in Houston, Texas, will be traveling to Grand Rapids this July to complete various acts of ministry work.
GRTS Professor Tim Gombis and CU Alum Scot McKnight Collaborate on Published Work
Grand Rapids Theological Seminary professor Dr. Timothy Gombis and Cornerstone University graduate Dr. Scot McKnight (B.A. '76) were recently published in an edited volume entitled The Apostle Paul and the Christian Life: Ethical and Missional Implications of the New Perspective.
Cornerstone University Board of Trustees Elects Two New Members
Cornerstone University announces the appointment of two new members to its Board of Trustees—Doug Busch (B.A. '93) and Joe McDonald (CU '07).
Cornerstone Student Whitney Lambert takes 1st place in IMAGIN Poster Competition
Environmental Biology student Whitney Lambert (B.S. '16) took first place in the IMAGIN Student Poster Competition in the Best Cartographic Design Category. The competition was held in Lansing, MI on April 5, 2016.
Cornerstone University to Host the Global Leadership Summit
Cornerstone University and Kentwood Community Church invite you to attend a live-stream of Willow Creek Association's Global Leadership Summit on August 11 and 12. This two-day leadership development event, originating from suburban Chicago, will feature speakers including Melinda Gates, Alan Mulally, Bill Hybels, John C. Maxwell, and more.
Cornerstone University Launches Its First Doctorate Program
Cornerstone University Professional Graduate and Adult Studies launched its first doctorate degree program this month. The Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) in Organizational Leadership and Development will equip students to effectively lead organizations through evidence-based decision making.
Cornerstone University Enactus Team Wins Second Place in League
Seven members of Cornerstone University Enactus along with faculty adviser Rachel Hammond traveled to St. Louis, Missouri last weekend to compete in the Enactus USA National Exposition.
Night of Nets Hosts 5K Race to End Malaria
On April 30, 200 runners laced up their running shoes for a 5K on the campus of Cornerstone University. The second annual Night of Nets 5K race was a race to end malaria—a part of the Night of Nets campaign, founded by Cornerstone's Director of Athletics Chip Huber and a group of athletes.
Northwest Ohio's Tanner Hostetler Graduates from Cornerstone University as Highly Decorated Student-Athlete
Tanner Hostetler, daughter of Jeryl and Jill Hostetler of Pettisville, Ohio, has graduated as valedictorian of the 2016 graduating class at Cornerstone University. She received her bachelor's degree in Business Management and Finance with a GPA of 3.99.
Cornerstone University Students Win 2nd Place in WMPMI's THE Project 2016
The Cornerstone University Business Division is proud to announce a second place finish for the student team competing at THE Project 2016 competition in Grand Rapids, Michigan, this past week.
Cornerstone University Chorale Joins Grand Rapids Symphony for Inspirational Music in First-Ever Collaboration
Grand Rapids Symphony, for the first time in its 86-year history, collaborates with the Cornerstone University Chorale for a program of music, "Sacred Dimensions: Sacred Stories," on Sunday, April 17, 2016, at 6:30 p.m.
New Creation Cupcakes to Host Bakery Shower
When Cornerstone University student Brittany Jacobson (B.A. '16) attended a human trafficking conference in 2013, she knew that God was telling her to do something and that staying back just wasn't an option.
Cornerstone Postgraduate Students Win ACG Cup Competition
On March 22, Cornerstone PGS students Brent Gravenhof and Liza Alvarez were awarded with the prestigious ACG Cup title for 2016.
Cornerstone University's Red Letter Edition to Tour in Illinois
The Cornerstone University Contemporary Touring Ensemble, Red Letter Edition, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, will appear at 3 separate venues in Illinois from April 2-3, 2016.
Cornerstone University Enactus Team Advances to 2016 National Exposition
The Cornerstone University Enactus team is proud to announce that it was awarded the title of Regional Champion at the Enactus Regional Championship in Lombard, Illinois, yesterday.
CU Hosts Earl Young Invitational
On Friday, February 26, Olympic gold medalist Earl Young stepped onto the stage in Christ Chapel to share his story.
Cornerstone University Honors Faculty and Alumni at Winter Gala
Esteemed Cornerstone faculty, staff, alumni, family, and friends gathered at Frederik Meijer Gardens on Friday, February 5, 2016, for the annual Cornerstone University Winter Gala.
Cornerstone University Supports the Van Andel Institute During Hoops for Hope Initiative
The Men's and Women's CU basketball teams took the court on Saturday, January 23 in a double header against Lourdes University. But this was no ordinary game. The inaugural Hoops for Hope basketball game gave the players, coaches, and fans a chance to give back to their community.
Cornerstone University to Unveil Award-Winning Sculptor's Stunning New Piece for Christ Chapel
Fresh off its grand opening in September, Cornerstone University's Christ Chapel is set to receive a spectacular addition to the foyer of the new chapel building.
Cornerstone University to Host its Annual Christmas Concert in Christ Chapel
Just two months removed from its grand opening in September, Cornerstone University's Christ Chapel is set to host Cornerstone's annual Christmas concert.
CU Hosts International Artisans Market
On November 14, 2015, the Cornerstone University Enactus team will host an International Artisans Market, raising awareness and funds for various local and global non-profit organizations who sell international artisan crafts.
Lighthouse Group Sponsors 2015 Economic Symposium
Lighthouse Group, one of the largest privately held insurance agencies in Michigan, has partnered with Cornerstone University and The Grand Rapids Sports Hall of Fame to host the 2015 Economic Symposium, an event focused on the economic outlook of 2016.
NACCAP Grant Funds Leadership Development Initiative for Women
A $5,000 research grant funded by the North American Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals (NACCAP) has united 28 female higher education professionals and seven undergraduate students from three neighboring peer institutions: Calvin College, Cornerstone University, and Kuyper College.
ArtPrize Entry Inspired By Stained Glass Windows in Christ Chapel
Cornerstone University is proud to announce one of the entries in ArtPrize this year was created by world-renowned Dutch artist, Peter Brandes, who was commissioned to make the four stunning, 27-foot stained glass windows in the newly opened Christ Chapel.
CU One of the Best Online Master's Degree Programs of 2015
Cornerstone University's Professional & Graduate Division Program was recently honored as one of the 50 Best Online Master's Degree Programs in 2015 by BestMastersDegrees.com.
Cornerstone University Mourns Loss of Fifth President, Chancellor
With deep sadness, Cornerstone University announces the death of its fifth president and chancellor, Dr. W. Wilbert Welch, 97, this morning, July 16, 2015.
CU Announces New Chief Academic Officer
Cornerstone University is pleased to announce Dr. John VerBerkmoes as executive vice president and academic dean.
CU Responds to the Recent Supreme Court Decision
As a Christ-centered community that is committed to positively impacting our culture, we at Cornerstone University observe the developments of the Supreme Court's decision with great interest.
Biology Professor Presents Radiation Research at Conference
Professor of Biology, Dr. Nigel Crompton, has been accepted as one of 50 participants to present at the upcoming Integrated course in Biology and Physics of Radiation Oncology (IBPRO) 2015 Conference.
CU Offers Summer Online Classes
Cornerstone University will offer eight online courses this summer after last year's successful pilot program of just four classes.
14th Annual ESL Conference Hosted By CU
More than 120 people from across the state of Michigan attended the 14th Annual Cornerstone University English as a Second Language (ESL) Ministry Conference.
CU Runs for Nets
On April 11, Cornerstone hosted its first-ever Night of Nets 5K Marathon earning more funds to purchase bed nets to prevent malaria in Africa.
CU Students Assist with Tax Preparation
Cornerstone students will help Grand Rapids residents prepare their taxes at no cost along with IRS-certified tax preparers and community volunteers over the next few days.
Superintendent of GRPS Speaks at CU 2015 Commencement
Teresa Weatherall Neal, superintendent of the Grand Rapids Public School, will speak to Cornerstone University's largest graduating class in history on May 2.
CU Provost Begins New Appointment
Cornerstone University Provost, Dr. Rick Ostrander, was nominated to take a position on the Chief Academic Officers Commission with the CCCU.
CU Hosts Business Breakfast Focusing on Migration
Cornerstone University will host its semi-annual Business Breakfast March 26 featuring local business experts to discuss immigration and its impact.
Olympic Softball Pitcher, Jennie Finch, Speaks at CU
On Monday, March 16 world-renowned softball superstar Jennie Finch will be the featured speaker at Cornerstone University at the annual Champions of Character Preseason Kick-Off.
Economist, Bob Doll, Speaks at CU
A regular guest on CNBC, Bloomberg TV and Fox Business News will be the featured speaker at Cornerstone's Business Division annual chapel, Our Father's Business on March 16.
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In July it was announced E4 had commissioned two more series of the show, which has proven especially popular with viewers using the 4 On Demand catch-up service.
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i'm sick of these broken secrets. Time to snitch![ Edited ]
Okay guys i'm spilling the beans on raiden. Nerf this guy to hell before you even touch kratos.
he has 6 ways to combo into his SUPER lol 6 WAYS BRO
1. Down triangle in the air into super 1
2. Forward circle in the air off short hop into super 1
3. Forward square on the ground "dash attack" into super 1
4. Counter into super 1 "grounded counter"
5. Forward grab into dash attack and then super 1.
6. Triangle, Square combo into super 1
Also Raiden has combos off of grab, down triangle "air", dash attack and Forward Circle in the air off short hop that leads into a combo that gives him INSTANT super 1 meter because he builds it that quick!
YOU CANT BLOCK his short hop "FOrward Circle" AKA FULL SCREEN HORIZONTAL DASH, if you block he will go right through you and if you don't block he hits you for either a free super 1 meter OR you getting hit by super 1.
So, yep kratos better then raiden? My **bleep**. lol Raiden is my main i wanted to main him for awhile now right behind sir dan but **bleep** this guy is worse theN META KNIGHT
Kratos is right under him because kratos can beat everybody in the roster but raiden himself, and raiden can only beat himself.
SO, ban raiden and kratos from competitive play... Seriously ban them both from competitive play.
I only play 1v1's and 2v2's not ffa **bleep** and no sackboy isn't broken i rape that guy for lunch with my radec and parappa.
So yes, ban raiden? what do you guys think? serious opinions since reading this, I didn't want to tell these secrets but I didn't want to steal free wins =d
I tested this all with my brother to see if he could roll out of these combos into super 1 and i had him do the same to me and we both couldn't do anything against the combos.
I would like to see comments =d
Re: i'm sick of these broken secrets. Time to snitch!
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Fine...we gonna spill secrets?
I have one more.
Block. Problem solved.
Oh snap, logic! That's not allowed here, man, you might get called a troll.
Re: i'm sick of these broken secrets. Time to snitch!
In the 2v2 tournament, I had to fight both Kratos and Raiden in round 1 of 3 by myself for half the match since my partner died early. They BARELY defeated me, as in I was so close to my level 2 that would have killed both of them. I don't think he is overpowered, just need to ply cautiously since he is an all offense character but with little defense options.
Re: i'm sick of these broken secrets. Time to snitch!
lol raiden is so easy so avoid,espically with nariko/dante,littlejcr uses raiden all the time & i just block/evade with spike
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Re: i'm sick of these broken secrets. Time to snitch!
I didn't even know about any of those combos mentioned in the first post. **bleep**, this makes Kratos look almost as useless as dirt. But I still would prefer Kratos be taken care of first. DAT chain grab and AP gain just make Kratos an automatic first choice for a nerf.
Re: i'm sick of these broken secrets. Time to snitch!
The problem is, you're theory fighting. I'm not saying you're wrong, however, you're just playing the game in your head; only highlighting what he can do potentially.
In the REAL situation, he would have a much harder time pulling off more than half the things you mentioned being "broken".
Wait til you come across some...not even skilled, but SMART players. You'll see sooner or later.


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The following is a partial summary of the conclusions from the fxempire.com weekly analysts' meeting in which we cover outlooks for the major pairs for the coming week and beyond.
Technical Outlook
Normally we first we look at overall risk appetite as portrayed by our sample of global indexes, because the EURUSD has been tracking these fairly well recently.
Overall Risk Appetite Per Weekly Charts Of Leading Global Stock Indexes
However the past week was an exception to that rule. While US and European stock indexes sold off, the EURUSD broke character and rallied sharply.
Therefore the overall risk-aversion the indexes displayed was irrelevant for the EURUSD, and we'll limit our comments on it this week.
We would only warn that the pair doesn't tend to break from its normal correlations for long. Therefore if the global selloff continues, that adds to the chances for a EURUSD pullback.
The daily charts of these indexes are near strong support. For example, the S&P 500 closed only 15 points above 1800. A confirmed break below would be negative for both equities and the EURUSD. The weekly charts show neutral longer term momentum for the indexes, which is neutral for the EURUSD as well.
EURUSD Weekly Technical Outlook
EURUSD Weekly Chart May 26 2013 - Present: Bullish Higher Low But 1.400 Resistance Looms Near
KEY: 10 Week EMA Dark Blue, 20 WEEK EMA Yellow, 50 WEEK EMA Red, 100 WEEK EMA Light Blue, 200 WEEK EMA Violet, DOUBLE BOLLINGER BANDS: Normal 2 Standard Deviations Green, 1 Standard Deviation Orange
Source: MetaQuotes Software Corp, www.fxempire.com, www.thesensibleguidetoforex.com
01 Apr. 12 23.14
Key Take-Aways Weekly Chart:
---Bullish Momentum: The pair is back in its double Bollinger® Band buy zone, longer term upward momentum returns, odds favor more upside. Of course this also hold true on the daily chart as recent gains mean shorter term momentum is even stronger by a variety of measures.
---Bearish Resistance At 1.4: The pair has failed 3 times in the past 6 months to make a sustained move over 1.39, and hasn't been above 2011 since autumn 2011.
---Likely EURUSD range for the coming week: 1.3950 - 1.3680. We suspect a test into the 1.39 area, but we'll need a bullish EURUSD surprise for a sustained move over 1.39. Longer term support at 1.368 looks solid given the multiple types of support (price, 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the prior downtrend, 20 week/200 day EMA).
Fundamental Outlook: The Balance Of Bullish Vs. Bearish
The biggest fundamental question is, why the EURUSD suddenly stopped tracking the overall trends in US and European stocks, and should this behavior continue?
The EURUSD has generally tracked the S&P 500 fairly well, yet last week that correlation broke down. Despite the global stock selloff last week, the EURUSD managed to recover nearly 3 weeks' of losses and return to the upper end of its 5 week trading range. Why?
1. U.S. data hasn't been strong enough support rising expectations for an acceleration in Fed tightening. Last week we also saw how the dollar did not jump on good data, such as the dip in jobless claims, rise in consumer confidence, consumer credit, and import prices.
2. Fears of disappointing earnings that helped trigger last week's selloff in US equities also undermined speculation about a stronger than expected US recovery that could bring rate hikes sooner than currently expected.
3. Falling U.S. yields have weakened USD demand. The above factors contributed to driving down benchmark US 10 year note yields from ~2.79% to 2.619% at Friday's close. Wednesday's FOMC meeting minutes were arguably the biggest news on that front last week, as they erased any lingering effects from Yellin's hawkishly-interpreted remarks from the prior weeks. ECB officials' downplaying the chances for any near term QE bolstered expectations that both the ECB and Fed are not making any policy or other changes that would change the difference between EUR and USD benchmark rates. More on that below.
FOMC Minutes Backtracks On Yellin Rate Hike Remarks
Markets jumped after the release of the March FOMC meeting minutes, which appeared to counter the impression that rate hikes could come sooner than expected. The key wording:
…some expressing concern that this component of the SEP could be misconstrued as indicating a move by the Committee to a less accommodative reaction function. However, …Most participants favored providing an explicit indication in the statement that the new forward guidance, taken as a whole, did not imply a change in the Committee's policy intentions, on the grounds that such an indication could help forestall misinterpretation of the new forward guidance.
Unsurprisingly, in response stocks rose, the USD fell and drove up the EURUSD.
German Inflation Holds Steady, Reduces Chances Of Imminent New ECB Easing
While inflation held steady in Germany, it fell in many other EZ states last month, including France and Italy. Although some believe these weak inflation readings will put more pressure on the ECB to take policy action, we remind readers that Germany is less likely to accept new, EUR dilutive stimulus measures as long as it isn't a German problem too.
ECB Officials Downplay Chances For QE, Bond Buying Not Imminent Despite Its Promises To Fight Deflation
At the last ECB meeting, president Draghi proclaimed that the bank's governing council was united in its commitment to radical action to fight dangerously low inflation, sparking a rally in GIIPS and other EU sovereign bonds. Italian, Spanish and Portuguese bonds quickly fell to multi-year lows. Greece held its first bond sale since 2010, receiving €20bn in orders for €3bn worth of five-year bonds, yielding less than 5%.
However senior EU officials say that the ECB will not use unconventional stimulus policies if the economy performs in line with their March forecasts. Moreover, in contrast to Draghi's claims of a united front, QE remains a controversial policy fraught with political risk and technical difficulties concerning which bonds it buys, when, and under what circumstances. See here for details.
Like any stimulus, this would be viewed as EUR dilutive, because whatever the technical differences between QE and outright money printing, markets don't make the distinction, so falling expectations for new easing are bullish for the EUR.
Of course the ECB has other, preferred options to ease besides QE. It could cut interest rates, lower the ECB's deposit rate for banks to negative levels or narrow the rate corridor. However few expect any ECB policy changes until the next big ECB meeting in June, when the policymakers have their latest economic projections.
So until then, the only likely threat to the EUR is ECB officials attempting to talk the currency lower by complaining about its strength hurting growth.
Compared to the above bullish fundamental EURUSD drivers, the below bearish factors are less likely to have an impact next week.
Indeed, the only immediate bearish threats to the pair are:
· The EURUSD is now once again near the top of its 5 week trading range at 1.388. That doesn't leave a lot of room to move up before hitting tough resistance in the 1.400 area.
· The big 3 fundamental reasons for USD weakness noted above are already old news, so there's no clear bullish fundamental driver for the coming week that would justify a sustained move beyond the strong 1.4000 zone.
That said, there are plenty of potential factors to drive the pair back to at least the lower end of its trading range.
EZ Bonds Overbought?
Yield seeker's demand for European stocks and bonds has underpinned EUR strength for some time now. Greece's return to credit markets is yet another sign that markets have discounted the chances of a Greek default despite prior 'voluntary' haircuts in 2012. Yet there are signs that the rally in EU bonds, especially those of the periphery, may be ready to reverse as their yield advantage over more creditworthy borrowers has narrowed. See here for details.
ECB May Attempt to Verbally Suppress EUR Rally As EURUSD Again Approaches The 1.4 Level
Thus far the 1.4 level has been more than just a strong technical resistance point, and investors may begin to speculate that the ECB will become markedly more vocal about the exchange rate if the pair approaches that figure.
"Russian" Into New EU Mischief? New Invasion Pretexts, Gas Pains
Another threat to last week's EURUSD rally is new concerns in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
--Ukrainian pro-Russian activists held violent demonstrations in Eastern Ukraine, prompting accusations that Russia was once again promoting turmoil to provide a pretext for yet another seizure of Ukrainian territory.
--Ukraine's failure to pay its gas bills to Russia has led to a more justified Russian threat, this time to cut off gas to Ukraine unless it pays up. That's a problem for Europe because it would mean a cutoff of the 15% of European gas supplies that flow via Ukrainian pipelines. This is likely more of a message to Europe to lend Ukraine funds and so allow the gas to flow, and the EU is working on a loan package as of this writing, and most observers believe a loan deal will keep the gas flowing, as this is in everyone's interest.
Obviously Russia doesn't want to risk burning its export markets, and knows that Ukraine's economy is a mess. Putin has no shortage of more direct ways of holding sway over Ukraine.
In sum, the crisis and its potential to escalate remains another source of fundamental uncertainty hanging over an EU that has plenty of economic challenges already.
"Control Issues," Disputes Over Private Sector Bail-Ins Again Threaten EU Bank Union Deal
As with every other attempt at transferring sovereign powers to a central EU body, the already deeply flawed EU bank union deal is yet again threatened with a further dilution of its powers, which are already too limited to assure markets that EU banks can withstand another contagion threat. Mere days before the EU parliament was due to ratify the pact, there's a last-minute dispute over when a state can intervene to rescue an undercapitalized or insolvent bank. This one originates from the UK, which seeks to ensure that the Bank of England retains its emergency powers as covert lender of last resort
The conflict is over what form of support a state can provide to a lender in difficulty without triggering a so-called bail-in, where losses are imposed on private investors who lent money to a bank. In essence Britain wants the option to provide tax payer funded bailouts in order to protect its huge financial sector from a loss of investor confidence that private sector bail-ins create. Some states support this, others don't, depending on their position on who should pay for bank bailouts - taxpayers or the banks depositors, lenders, and investors.
With the EURUSD already back near long term resistance of the 1.400 zone, a delay in the EU parliament vote could be the excuse for a EUR selloff, as it would serve as yet another reminder that the EU remains vulnerable to another contagion threat and has thus far been unable to make the needed reforms. See here for details.
Mario Draghi's bold promise that he'd do "whatever it takes" to save the EZ from solvency and contagion threats was one of the greatest acts of verbal intervention in the history of central banking. The OMT program's mere existence, not its actual use, was enough to stem fears of a banking collapse in Spain that showed signs of spreading to Italy and beyond. It bought valuable time, but that grace period is not infinite.
As Ft.com's Gideon Rachman noted last week, "I do not doubt that Mr Draghi will try to do "whatever it takes". I just fear that, ultimately, it may not be enough."
Sample Retail Traders Positioning (PUT UNDER BEARISH DEPENDING OR JUST MENTION IT)
Our real time sample of retail traders has made a major positioning shift over the past week, from being 50% long/short to 25% long 75% short. In aggregate they appear to have been taking profits on their EURUSD longs over the past week, and now they're clearly expecting a bounce lower back into the recent trading range.
Source: Forexfactory.com
02 Apr. 12 23.50
Top Calendar Events
It's a light calendar for EU and US top tier risk events, and a holiday shortened week too. However it's the second week of Q1 2014 earnings season, and the first with a large number of top names reporting. This could be the big driver of sentiment.
· Monday: US retail sales
· Tuesday: The German ZEW survey is scheduled for release next week along with Eurozone consumer prices, current account and trade numbers.
· Monday: Citigroup (NYSE:C), American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL)
· Tuesday: Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ), Coca Cola Co. (NYSE:KO)
· Wednesday: Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG), American Express Co. (NYSE:AXP), Bank of America Corp. (NYSE:BAC), PNC Financial Services Group (NYSE:PNC)
· Thursday: General Electric Co. (NYSE:GE)
The forces undermining the USD (unimpressive US economic data, earnings, and yields) are likely to continue to support the EURUSD above 1.368 in the coming week despite the EUR's worse looking longer term prospects, due to the strong support at that level on the above weekly chart and recovered upward momentum.
That said, ongoing Fed tapering and ultimately, more hawkish policy in the longer term should limit long term EURUSD long positions. We note that ECB officials have already been expressing concern about EUR strength over the weekend
The earnings season has just begun and expectations are high for Monday's US retail sales report. Last week the USD didn't rise on positive US data. So retail sales will need to smash expectations and rise 1.5% or more for there to be any hope for a rise in US rate expectations. Even then, with fed officials quick to dampen such expectations, even great US data probably won't help in the near term. We need sustained strength in US growth, or some bearish EUR news, for a sustained EURUSD reversal lower.
If we get a sustained period of strong US data, only then will the fed feel enough pressure to counter its current dovish bias.
We see a range bound week ahead due to:
--Technical conflict between momentum and nearby overhead resistance
--A light economic calendar and holiday shortened week
The big potential for a breakout, if any, lies with the burst of major earnings releases this week.
Your thoughts, dear reader? We'd love to hear them.
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Call for Nominations – 2017 Robert H. Kirschner Award for Global Activism
Heartland Alliance Marjorie Kovler Center announces a call for nominations for the sixth Robert H. Kirschner Award for Global Activism, to be presented at its 30th Anniversary Benefit, Thursday, April 27, 2017, at The Newberry Library, Chicago.
Submit a nomination by Wednesday, November 30, 2016, of an individual or group whose work to serve the world's most vulnerable populations is exemplary and embodies the spirit of Robert H. Kirschner, MD, a compassionate physician and human rights advocate. Candidates may be local or global, working in any field, but ideally able to accept the award in person. Click here to submit your nomination.
Robert H. Kirschner, MD
Robert H. Kirschner, MD was an internationally recognized authority on forensic pathology, human rights violations, police brutality, torture and child abuse. Dr. Kirschner's activism took him to more than a dozen foreign countries where torture, extra-judicial executions and mass killings occurred. Dr. Kirschner trained pro bono health providers to conduct forensic evaluations of torture survivors and provided ongoing consultation to Kovler Center staff and volunteers. The recipient of the Robert H. Kirschner Award for Global Activism embodies the spirit of Dr. Kirschner and, like him, has conducted exemplary work to serve the world's most vulnerable populations and to give a voice to those who have been silenced.
Past Recipients of the Award
- Jerome McDonnell, 2009. As the incisive host of WBEZ's Worldview, Jerome McDonnell brings attention on a daily basis to significant human rights work being conducted around the world. His compassionate, intelligent interviews of those working often under the radar have been inspiring Chicagoans and others for over 20 years.
- Mardge Cohen, MD, 2011. Dr. Cohen has been advocating for people living with HIV, locally and globally, for over 30 years. As Medical Director, Women Equity in AIDS Care and Treatment-Rwanda, WE-ACTx, she recognizes the important role of trauma in treatment.
- Esad Boskailo, MD, 2013. Dr. Boskailo is a survivor of the Bosnian genocide and co-author, with Julia Lieblich, of Wounded, I am More Awake. He currently works as a psychiatrist with survivors of trauma.
- Kirk W. Johnson, 2014. Kirk W. Johnson is the founder of The List Project to Resettle Iraqi Allies and the author of To Be a Friend is Fatal, the Fight to Save the Iraqis America Left Behind.
- Les Roberts, 2015. Dr. Roberts is an epidemiologist and Professor, Columbia University School of Public Heath, who has designed, conducted, and authored over 50 surveys in 17 countries, mostly measuring mortality in times of war.
Heartland Alliance Marjorie Kovler Center
Founded in 1987 by a concerned group of physicians, psychologists, lawyers, philanthropists, and torture survivors, Heartland Alliance Marjorie Kovler Center is a unique Chicago-based program serving an international population of individuals who have survived unimaginable acts of politically-sponsored torture.
Marjorie Kovler Center helps transform the lives of individuals recovering from the complex consequences of such psychological and physical abuse. Kovler Center provides medical, mental health, and social services; trains and educates locally and globally; and advocates for the end of torture worldwide. All of Kovler Center's services are offered free of charge, provided by dedicated staff and a large network of community-based pro bono professionals to more than 350 individuals each year who arrive from 84 countries around the globe.
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Heartland Alliance Marjorie Kovler Center congratulates António Guterreson his election as the next Secretary General of the United Nations. Mr. Guterres, formerly prime minister of Portugal, headed the UN's refugee agency, UNHCR, from 2005 to 2015.
As one of the first torture treatment centers established in the United States, and one recognized for its work by the Secretary General-elect in his former role as UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Kovler Center heralds the appointment for its potential to elevate the importance of support and rehabilitation of torture survivors globally.
"Mr. Guterres has witnessed firsthand the devastating consequences that conflict has on individuals, families, and communities," said Peter Kovler, philanthropist and founder of the Kovler Center. "Last year, I had the privilege of presenting the National Democratic Institute's highest honor to Mr. Guterres. In conversation after the award presentation, he shared his deep admiration for the expertise and specialized, comprehensive care provided by Kovler Center, which he referred to as one of the great institutions of its kind in the world."
This perspective was influenced by a 2009 visit to Kovler Center by Mr. Guterres in his capacity as UN High Commissioner for Refugees, At his request, Mr. Guterres met with torture survivors to learn firsthand of the needs and challenges they faced. He also met with staff to discuss plans regarding early identification of torture survivors with a focus on ensuring that survivors are not detained upon entry into the US and are guided to cities where torture treatment programs exist.
These issues are as urgent today as they were during Mr. Guterres' visit to Kovler Center in 2009. The world is facing the most significant refugee and migration crisis since World War II with over 65 million people displaced worldwide by conflict and persecution. The latest research indicates that the refugee torture prevalence rate may be as high as 44%, thus increasing threefold to 1.3 million the current estimate of torture survivors in the US.
Kovler Center looks forward to working with Mr. Guterres and his team to strengthen efforts across the UN on behalf of torture survivors and other survivors of conflict.
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As we enter the last quarter of our fiscal year, Kovler Center is effectively serving 315 survivors of torture. We consistently report positive outcomes for participants, once they are engaged in treatment. Unfortunately, the need for our services is growing, and we have had to place 30 survivors on a waiting list until time for an intake evaluation is available.
Sophie, a 29-year-old mother of two young children from Brazzaville, Congo, was arrested by the local police after joining a march for transparent elections organized by the opposition party. She was detained for four days, during which she was deprived of food and potable water and brutally beaten. Upon release, she was threatened with death by the party in power and forced to flee. She made it to Chicago where she lives with her children in a homeless shelter. Kovler Center is her only source of support, but she is number 25 on our wait list.
Sophie and others are in a terrible limbo, their healing delayed and their lives on hold. Your gift today will help us to start the healing process for Sophie and others like her.
Thank you for considering a gift to Kovler Center.
Interested in a more lasting gift? Kovler Center has naming opportunities for your consideration. Please contact Judith Weinstein for more information.
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When Andrea's husband was kidnapped by Guatemalan soldiers in 1984, she fled the country in fear of her own life, leaving behind two young sons. She never saw her husband again, and the experience haunted her. At the Heartland Alliance Marjorie Kovler Center, Andrea—and her sons who followed her years later—accessed counseling for the anxiety, fear and depression that the experience caused. Like many of the clients of this special facility for the survivors of torture, Andrea also received legal and other social services—and today she is pursuing justice for her husband's legacy, one of more than 45,000 Guatemalans who have become "disappeared."


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On Saturday, both Clemson and South Carolina must halt their preparation for each other in order to play fruitless games against FCS opponents. The Tigers (9-1, 7-1 ACC) face The Citadel (5-6, 4-4 Southern), a mediocre FCS team, who should offer little resistance to Chad Morris' offense and provide little challenge to Brent Venables' defense.
Honestly, I hate these games, especially at this point in the season. Sure, it's great when Appalachian State upends Michigan, but one thing that gets lost in translation is the quality of FCS team one plays. The likes of Appalachian, North Dakota State, and Eastern Washington consistently compete for national championships at the lesser division and, thus, it's reasonable to give them a shot at the big boys. The Citadel, on the other hand, has not made the playoffs since 1992.
I understand that there are financial benefits; Clemson gets an extra home game and The Citadel receives a handsome sum for playing the role of the Washington Generals. That said, as a fan, I wish they would do away these types of games.
Well, now that I got that off my chest, let's highlight three things to watch. Clemson just needs to show up and play Clemson football, so I really don't see any true "keys" to victory.
1) Tajh Boyd's final home game
Yes, it's quarterback Tajh Boyd's last game in Memorial Stadium. Expect Boyd to go out with a bang against the overmatched Bulldogs. You can make an argument that Boyd is not only the greatest signal-caller in Clemson history, but the ACC at large (more on this next week). Boyd ranks first in conference history in touchdown passes (97), first in passing efficiency (153.42), and second in passing yards (11,013).
The Citadel allows 202 passing yards against per game, which ranks 36 in the FCS; however, they've never seen anything like Boyd, Sammy Watkins, and the rest of the Tigers' passing attack.
This should be a fun send off for Boyd, the rest of the "Dandy Dozen," and (probably) Watkins.
2) No injuries, please!
You would hate to see anyone get hurt in this quasi-scrimmage. Boyd banged up his shoulder against Georgia Tech, and, obviously, the Tigers cannot afford to lose their leader before going to Columbia.
Moreover, The Citadel runs a triple-option attack similar to Georgia Tech. The defense should expect some cut blocks, which can be dangerous. Of course, I expect the Tigers to pounce on them early and the reserves should see significant action in the second half. This brings me to my final point…
3) A glimpse of the future
Another benefit of playing a FCS team is that it should give some of the younger players a chance to see the field. As a fan, it will be fun to get a look at who will be key contributors for Dabo Swinney's 2014 squad.
Be sure to check out WR Mike Williams. The freshman has a world of talent and will likely be Clemson's number one playmaker as early as next year. I'd also like to see the other freshman wide out, Germone Hopper, show off his skills. I loved his high school film and expect him to be an explosive weapon in the future.
Defensively, watch the freshman safeties Jayron Kearse and Korrin Wiggins. The two have combined for 5 interceptions this season and could add to the total Saturday. The 6'4" Kearse is a physical specimen, while Wiggins is one of the more cerebral players you'll find.
Lastly, we should get to see plenty of Cole Stoudt and Chad Kelly at quarterback. Stoudt looked solid against Georgia Tech. Let's see who can get an early leg up in the inevitable offseason quarterback competition. Keep in mind that star recruit Deshaun Watson will enroll for the spring semester and add to the competition.
It's hard to say how the game will go, but I expect Clemson to force a large lead early in the game and finish strong as they display their depth. I'll say 63-9 Tigers.


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Definition of Torah in English:
(in Judaism) the law of God as revealed to Moses and recorded in the first five books of the Hebrew scriptures (the Pentateuch).
- 'As a child, he spent many hours alone, memorizing the Torah and preparing to become a rabbi.'
- 'It is all this and much more, for the exaltation of the Torah in Jewish tradition is a theme which no words can exhaust.'
- 'We can learn this from the unique way the Torah describes the prohibition on charging excessive prices, prices far beyond what is accepted for comparable merchandise in other stores.'
- 'While mandated to heal, the Torah also commands him to zealously guard his own health.'
- 'The orthodox rabbis have their hands full with the hundreds of thousands of non-observant Jews in their communities, trying to bring them closer to the Torah.'
- 'The Torah recounts that at the very outset of the human journey God throws Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden.'
- 'This same concept is repeated later when the Torah explains the procedure of sacrificing doves or pigeons.'
- 'Now… why do you think the Torah forbids castrating animals?'
- 'But if we ask to be treated as children, we must relate to God the way the Torah expects a child to relate to a parent, with respect and reverence.'
- 'The Torah acknowledges this importance and encourages us to work diligently and to enjoy life in appropriate moderation.'
- 'However, one may remove the organ as soon as he stops breathing, even though his heart is still beating, since the Torah considers life directly connected to breathing.'
- 'What, then, is the primary lesson of this section of the Torah?'
- 'The Sages ask a fundamental question: Why was the Torah given in a desert?'
- 'The Torah then imposes a discipline on our desires - this is for purpose A, this is for purpose B, this is used only in certain specific occasions.'
- 'These accounts came precisely as they were found in the Torah sent down to Moses and in the Gospel sent down to Jesus.'
- 'And this is why, of course, the Sages advise that to hear God one must study the Torah.'
- 'I extended my two-month leave of absence for another two months and went to study Torah in Jerusalem for the summer.'
- 'The Torah also tells us to be good to the poor, the widow, and the orphan.'
- 'When the Torah laid down the principle of equal justice before the law, the rest of the world must have laughed.'
- 'This is why the Torah requires us to be charitable and hospitable to a slave.'
From Hebrew tōrāh instruction, doctrine, law, from yārāh show, direct, instruct.
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by S. Moiseev
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by E. Serova & R. Yanbykh
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