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Bishop Kearney has at least two basketball players who are prospects for NCAA Division I men's basketball.
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Add the Kings' strong record during the last decade, if not two, and it's difficult to argue that Bishop Kearney does not belong in Class AA, even though it is a Class C school based on enrollment.
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"We told the (Section V Non-Public Schools Classification) Committee last year that if we won Class A we would move up," Bishop Kearney athletic director and committee member Chris Belmont said. "They agreed with it.
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Classifications are based on student enrollment. Each team that plays out of it's classification has its status reviewed each year. So are dominant programs, like Aquinas football, winner of the last six Section V Class A championships. The Little Irish were moved to AA for this upcoming season.
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The Red Raiders topped Ithaca, now No. 44 in the ESPN POWERADE Fab 50 national rankings, 12-7 back on April 14. There was no let down after that, as Fairport then defeated Canandaigua and Aquinas last week to remain undefeated after six games.
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Melissa Ercoli, a daughter of Karen Ercoli and former Rochester Rhinos coach and current team president Pat Ercoli, plans to major in physical therapy and sports psychology at the Division I college.
East boys basketball forward Torrence Dyck, player of the year in the Rochester City Athletic Conference, joined girls basketball point guard Aaliyah Dunbar at a signing ceremony the same day at their school. Both are headed to junior colleges.
Dyck, a 6-foot-5 swingman, has a scholarship to Palm Beach State College, a Division I National Junior College Athletic Association school in Florida. Dunbar will go west to play at Capser College, a Division I two-year school in Wyoming.
Pittsford Mendon senior Gabrielle Sacheli signed a letter of intent to play golf at Rutgers University at her school last Friday.
Sacheli was medalist five times in the Pittsford team's 10 matches and was named to the Democrat and Chronicle's All-Greater Rochester team for the fifth time last season.
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Former coach Bob Cortese, quarterback Jon Loiacono, soccer goalkeeper Marybeth Bell McConnell, football player Bob Niermeyer, plus the Philip and Ann Wegman family are part of a class of seven who will be honored April 29 at the Hyatt Regency in Rochester.
Ray Manuszak will be inducted for his meritorious service to the school. Manuszak, who coached track and field at Irondequoit, has taught science for more than two decades at Aquinas.
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I like to refer to "entering a existing couple," rather that referring to myself as "secondary," but the word always seems to slip out at some point. And in seeking relationships, it seems positively crass to admit to wanting something substantial and involved enough to be considered "primary." In fact, I've heard people say in an accusing tone, "She's looking for a primary." You know, kind of like you'd say, "She's desperate for a husband to support her and give her babies." Blech.
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I always found that I was much better at accepting the nature of relationships when I had an anchor person, someone who was there for me emotionally and who understood me on most levels, and whom I understood and supported as well. The nature of the relationship is less important than that one aspect: needing to be understood.
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I like "anchor" because it implies support without exclusivity (more anchors is better) and a state of connectedness without implying a sexual, live-in or hierarchical arrangement. My anchors could be a long-distance friend and an in-town lover; two live-in partners; a long-distance lover, an in-town friend, a partner and a metamour; or any other combination.
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Mmmmm… Bacon! If there's anything that can wake me from a deep slumber, it would be the delicious smell of freshly cooked bacon. Inventors Matty Sallin and Daniel Bartolini seemed to share my sentiments, for they have created the Wake n' Bacon; an alarm clock that wakes you with the smell of fresh, sizzling bacon. After depositing frozen slices of bacon in the Wake n' Bacon the night before, you can be sure to awake to the tantalizing smell of bacon! The Wake n' Bacon simply begins cooking the bacon a few minutes before your alarm is set to wake you. Unfortunately, the Wake n' Bacon is only a concept at this time. But, if the alarm clock is ever produced, it is sure to have many fans. Click here for more info!


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I hate seasonal creep as much as anyone, but these freezing cold nights are starting to make me crave some dark and heavy winter beers.
Give me some stouts or Belgian dark ales, or maybe even a barleywine or two. I'm ready, although I'm already starting to miss Oktoberfest beers.
Below are the a pick-and-mix six pack of winter beers that I'm looking forward to the most and I hope you do, too. They aren't in a particular order.
1. St. Bernardus Christmas Ale. The St. Bernardus Christmas Ale is my favorite beer from one of my favorite Belgian breweries. This 10 percent alcohol by volume (ABV) quad is a warming beer, full of flavors of plums and raisins and a nice sweet malty backbone. This is a treat.
2. Troegs' Mad Elf. Another quad, this one brewed right here in the U.S. (more specifically Pennsylvania). This quad is brewed with honey and sour cherries. You'd think the bee
3. Rising Tide's Ursa Minor. This is an American stout with a twist – it is brewed with German hefeweizen yeast, which adds a hint of banana flavor often found in traditional hefeweizens. This turns a good stout into an excellent beer worth seeking out.r would be overly sweet, but this is the perfect winter dessert beer.
4. Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome. There's nothing special about this British winter warmer, except it's just darn tasty. It's sweet and smooth and pleasant to drink. Unlike many American winter warmers, the Winter Welcome does not add any spices, and I appreciate that.
5. Port's Santa's Little Helper. What's better to help you warm up on a cold winter night than a big, high ABV stout. This is a 10 percent ABV behemoth of a beer. It has coffee and chocolate flavors. There is a nice roasted bitterness with a balancing sweetness. It has a hint of booze, which is to be expected for such a big beer.
6. Berkshire's Holidale. Berkshire's Holidale is a high ABV barleywine. That's all I can say about it, because the recipe is different every year. However, I can say that I love it every year and I can't imagine that will change this year.


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|Winter bike-wear: Majesty peacoat, Cambridge turtleneck, and faux pearls, all from JCrew.
|My second and last ski adventure this season was on December 15, my birthday! Heavy sigh.
|Merrona print skirt and tights from Target. The skirt is fully lined and all the seams are perfectly finished. Only $14 on sale!
|Thrifted Express low-rise, side zip, boot cut slacks. Purchased 10 years ago and still look great. They're in a thick, stretchy knit that are really warm and always seem to fit perfectly five pounds in either direction.
Bike and Pedestrian Update
Here's the text from the email I received from Congressman Paul Gosar's office. Apparently, I was wrong; he is not a member of the House Transportation Committee. He seems to be sitting on the fence, perhaps conveniently so as Flagstaff is home to a lot of transportation cyclist and more liberal than most of Arizona. Mr. Gosar, however, more of the political persuasion that views funding of things like bike paths as threat to our "freedom and liberty". Anyway, here's the communication. I changed the font to distinquish it from my words.
Dear Ms. Voyer-Caravona,
Thank you for contacting me with regard to various programs dealing with biking and walking paths in the "Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill of 2011." I appreciate your concern.
As a lifelong outdoorsman, I appreciate how important it is to have outdoor recreation and transportation. I have always enjoyed walking and biking paths and appreciate how important they are, not only for recreation, but for commuting as well. When people are able to walk or ride their bikes to work, it decreases pollution, helps to lower energy prices, and increases their quality of life through better exercise. I certainly support these kinds of opportunities being available when they are economically viable and technically feasible. Also, particularly as a father of 3 children, I am well aware of how important having safe pedestrian pathways, sidewalks, and crosswalks are to both good transportation systems and for peace of mind. I have thought about these things ever since my children were old enough to go on walks around Flagstaff by themselves.
While I am not a member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, I have been monitoring this bill closely as it makes its way through Congress. On July 7, 2011, the committee revealed its 6-year plan to reauthorize and streamline various transportation projects. This is particularly important, because current programs are being authorized through a temporary extension measure which will run out at the end of the fiscal year.
Chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee John Mica (R-FL) decided to go a new route in funding certain transportation initiatives, providing block grants to individual State Departments of Transportation as opposed to directly funding certain projects. I am still studying the effects of this funding mechanism and its effects on various transportation programs, including its effects on biking paths, walking paths, sidewalks, crosswalks, and the like. It is likely that the bill will be changed by going through the committee process, and I intend on keeping a close eye on what the bill ultimately contains before deciding how to vote. I will certainly keep your thoughts in mind as I decide how to vote on this important piece of legislation.
For additional information, please visit my website, http://www.gosar.house.gov . From this site you can access statements about current events or pending legislation, and receive detailed information about the many services that I am privileged to provide for Arizonans. Please also feel free to contact my congressional office at (202) 225-2315.
Again, I appreciate your thoughts and concerns. It is an honor to serve as your United States Congressman. Your suggestions are always welcome, and if ever I may be of assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Paul A. Gosar, D.D.S.
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I'll keep expressing my opinion and cross my finger that something sinks in. As I wrote a few days ago, our combined efforts can make a difference. I put in my two cents yesterday regarding Komen's bizarro decision to withhold grant funding from Planned Parenthood. It seems my small voice and tiny donation to Planned Parenthood, along with the voices of thousands more, spoke pretty loud. As of today, Komen reversed their decision. Could impassioned citizens from every cross section of the American cycling world make a similar difference? I don't know? Could it be, we are entering an age of renewed activism?


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December 20, 2012
Helping People Discover What Prevention Strategies Work Best for Them:A Conversation with Ann Albright of CDC's Division of Diabetes Translation
"Diabetes is a disease where ignorance isn't bliss," Ann Albright, PhD, RD, emphasized to CDC Director Thomas Frieden, MD, MPH, during their Conversations with the Director talk. What is necessary, Albright explained, is engaging people who have diabetes or are at risk for developing diabetes and actively involving them in their preventive care.
Albright should know. She is the director of CDC's Division of Diabetes Translation (DDT) and has dedicated her career to diabetes prevention and control. Prior to joining CDC in 2007, Albright led the California Department of Health Services' Diabetes Program, as well as served as the US Surgeon General's senior health policy advisor and the Secretary of Health's Diabetes Detection Initiative director. In addition to her professional experience, Albright has spent the majority of her life successfully managing type 1 diabetes. She joked with Frieden that diabetes advocates often call her the trifecta – someone with diabetes, a clinician, and a researcher.
During their hour-long conversation, Albright and Frieden talked about DDT's public health initiatives to reduce the nation's growing yet preventable burden of diabetes, which has seen a dramatic increase in prevalence over the past 15 years. "In 1995 only three states, Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico had a diagnosed disease prevalence of six percent or more. By 2010, all 50 states had a prevalence of more than six percent," explained Albright in her team's recent article in CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. "These rates will continue to increase until effective interventions and policies are implemented to prevent both type 2 diabetes and obesity."
Working with States and Communities
More than 40 percent of DDT's budget supports Diabetes Prevention and Control Programs (DPCPs) run by health departments in all 50 states, US territories, and in Washington, DC. "Tell me about your $26 million grant programs to states," asked. Frieden during their talk. "What does that buy?" A good portion of the afternoon's conversation was dedicated to state programs—the challenge of supporting so many DPCPs, which vary in size and scope, and the potential to help millions of people. "If you could blink and change the world," Frieden challenged with a smile, "what would these programs be doing?"
"The direction our division's moving in is to be much more targeted in what we're having states do," Albright explained. Priorities include surveillance and working with clinicians and the healthcare delivery system to improve diabetes care. "We also want states to focus on getting people with diabetes and prediabetes into proven self-management programs, which are necessary for diabetes control and prevention."
One such program is DDT's National Diabetes Prevention Program (NDPP). Based on the Diabetes Prevention Program research study led by the National Institutes of Health and supported by CDC, the NDPP works with a variety of partners—government agencies, community organizations, employers, insurers, and healthcare professionals—to set up community evidence-based, lifestyle change programs to prevent type 2 diabetes among people with prediabetes. Participants work with a lifestyle coach in a group setting to improve their eating habits, increase their physical activity to 150 minutes a week, and lose five to seven percent of their body weight. When done together, these modest lifestyle changes can reduce a participant's risk for developing type 2 diabetes by 58 percent.
"People come into this program with a known diagnosis of prediabetes, which is very much a motivator for them," Albright told Frieden. While everyone is working towards the same goals, she added, the program is much more than simply losing weight. It is about giving participants a supportive environment and a customized approach to making lifestyle changes. "People discover what it is that works best for them."
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EV (Electric Vehicle) Charging Stations
An Electric Vehicle Charging Station is our newest addition, allowing for EV and plug-in Hybrid drivers to charge while shopping or dining at Phipps Plaza. Our charging services consist of (4) level 2 and (2) CM stations. It is located in the parking deck on level (P3) Monarch Court aisle 09.
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Mall Walking
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Mobile Device Charging Stations
You can charge your phone while you are shopping. Conveniently located Device Charging Stations allow visitors to charge their phones, tablets, and other communication devices while enjoying the mall. The Charging Station features comfortable seating - and is the perfect spot to rest and recharge!
Phipps Plaza offers both free and Valet parking. Free parking is located around the entire property, with a total of 3,700 parking spaces. Three levels of garage parking are available (P1, P2 and P3) with direct access to Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom and Belk, as well as Monarch Court and Court of the South (the two "centers" of the mall). Ample handicapped spaces are also available near the main entrances throughout the property. Valet parking is also available year-round in two areas: Peachtree Road entrance (between YEBO and Nordstrom) and the AMC/Davio's entrance off of Lenox Road. The cost for valet parking is $10 (holiday rates may apply).

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Because of its geographical position, Greece was a crossroad of civilisations that had left their traces everywhere: the architecture of the museums and settlements, miniature art, daily life, nutritional customs and in all forms of popular art in the various regions of the country. The visitor can come into contact with this multihued and impressive mosaic through trips into historical, cultural, artistic and folkloric traditions.
Greece as a World Heritage site
According the UNESCO's official website:
"The monuments included on the World Heritage List are selected and approved on the basis of their value as the best examples of human creative genius. They exhibit an important interchange of human values and bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition or to a civilization which is living or has disappeared. They are directly linked to important stages in human history and for this reason they have outstanding universal significance and are a part of mankind's common heritage".
Greece is preferentially included on the list of World Heritage Monuments, satisfying all the institution's significant and strict criteria.
Eighteen 'precious stones'
The first monument in Greece to be included on UNESCO's list was the Temple of Apollo Epicurius in 1986. Since then number of entries on the list has dramatically increased. Today it includes eighteen monuments throughout the country. More specifically the monuments are as follows:
Temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassae (1986)
Acropolis archaeological site, Athens (1987)
Archaeological site of Delphi (1987)
Sanctuary of Asklepios, Epidaurus (1988)
Mount Athos (1988)
Medieval city of Rhodes (1988)
Meteora (1988)
Paleochristian and Byzantine monuments of Thessaloniki (1988)
Archaeological site of Mystras (1989)
Archaeological site of Olympia (1989)
Archaeological site of Delos (1990)
Monasteries of Daphni, Hosios Loukas and Nea Moni of Chios (1990)
Archaeological site of Heraion of Samos (1992)
Archaeological site of Aigai (Vergina) (1996)
Archaeological sites of Mycenae and Tiryns (1999)
Historic centre (Chora), Monastery of Saint John Theologos and the cave of the Apocalypse in Patmos (1999)
Old Town of Corfu (2007)
Archaeological Site of Philippi (2016)
The inclusion of a monument on the list of World Heritage Monuments implies that the international community constantly takes care of their maintenance and promotion. Greece, a country that is a cradle of culture, makes sure of promoting this great wealth. Travellers can enjoy these splendid monuments and reflect on the unique human genius that was able to make such measures of progress.
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Sword of Loyola
Some 470 years ago, an event occurred in a remote abbey near Manresa, in what is now Spain, which has great significance to Saint Louis University. A Basque soldier-knight, Inigo Lopez de Loyola, had been seriously wounded fighting the French at Pamplona in 1521. During a long recuperation at his home in Loyola, he had ample time to consider his first thirty years -- years that he characterized as "given to the follies of the world ... the enjoyment of warlike sport ... and a great and foolish desire to win fame." He resolved to change his life completely and to devote himself to God and the Church. To that end, in March of 1522, he undertook a pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady at the Abbey of Montserrat near Manresa.
In keeping with his knightly upbringing, he determined to make a vigil at the shrine, laying his sword and dagger on the altar and offering his life to the service of Our Lady as a knight of God.
Later he experienced a series of mystical graces that led him to a very different life and a fame beyond the greatest dreams of his youthful years. He left his sword behind and began a journey that led him to establish the Society of Jesus and, after his death, to his canonization as Saint Ignatius of Loyola.
That sword of Ignatius Loyola is symbolic of the Ignatian vision of service and has been selected as Saint Louis University's highest honor for individual achievement. The Sword of Ignatius Loyola Award is given to those who have given of themselves to humankind for the greater glory of God.
Previous recipients of the award include U.S. President Harry S. Truman, entertainer Bob Hope, oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, dancer-choreographer Katherine Dunham, Olympic champion Jackie Joyner Kersee and more.
Recent recipients include Greg Mortenson, humanitarian and co-author of the No. 1 New York Times best-seller Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace…One School At A Time, and Sam and Marilyn Fox, St. Louis civic leaders.


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Two new DLC adds new missions and modes, costs $25 in total.
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Last Stand is the next expansion coming to The Division, and according to the developers, it focuses on organized PvP inside Dark Zones 7-8.
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Overwatch Year of the Rooster event kicks off next week, brings Lunar New Year skins
Overwatch won't make you wait: the new seasonal event drops before the end of the month.
The Division: Last Stand reveal coming today, teaser hints at PvP domination-style game mode
Ubisoft Massive will show off Last Stand, the next content update for The Division, live tomorrow via Twitch. To tide you over, the developer has released a teaser ahead of the reveal.
Resident Evil 7: how to bluff your way through 21 years of Resident Evil backstory
With the release of Resident Evil 7, isn't it time to brush up on the biohazardous backstory?
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Mass Effect: Andromeda won't be getting a season pass
Bioware scraps season pass for Mass Effect: Andromeda and teases DLC reveal.
Mass Effect: Andromeda's frame rate and resolution haven't been finalised, but here's what they were last time the GM checked in
Mass Effect: Andromeda will be fancy on Xbox One, fancier on PS4, even fancier on PS4 Pro and however fancy your PC can handle.
Mass Effect: Andromeda - BioWare will talk about multiplayer soon, PC specs next month
Now that we have a solid release date for Mass Effect: Andromeda, many questions will be answered from now until launch.
Overwatch PTR update: Roadhog's not the only one getting a nerf in these patch notes, but now you can have four emotes
Overwatch's latest test build brings a cool new features and some interesting balance changes.
Mass Effect Andromeda's RPG systems look exciting, so why are we being shown so little?
We finally saw some RPG stuff and it looks great – but many questions remain.
Mass Effect: Andromeda shown off at Nvidia's CES 2017 keynote - see new combat gameplay and skill trees here
Mass Effect: Andromeda was the entire reason we tuned in to CES 2017 today.
All the games I'm looking forward to playing in 2017
We're back from the break overweight, over-excited and over that PR guy who keeps bitching about coverage.
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Join the club of people who don't know what's happening in the Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue release trailer
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's Rave in the Redwoods is definitely set in the 90's – there's plaid, glowsticks, and someone says "gnarly"
The Resident Evil 7 release trailer is here if you don't want to go in clean, but don't say we didn't warn you
Overwatch's Capture the Rooster mode is just for fun, no plans at present for Competitive or Quick Play rotation
Overwatch Year of the Rooster event – here's all the skins, emotes, voice lines, and intros
Overwatch patch containing changes to Roadhog, Lucio, other heroes, and more live
Battlefield 1: They Shall Not Pass has four maps, Char 2C tank, Frontlines mode, more
Resident Evil 7: Banned Footage DLC hits PS4 end of Jan, weeks later for Xbox One
Overwatch: the Year of the Rooster event has kicked off, ends on February 13
Overwatch Year of the Rooster trailer leaked, again, this time in much higher quality
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided DLC A Criminal Past sends Adam Jensen to a prison for the augmented
Overwatch: player reporting is coming to PS4 & Xbox One, Torbjorn & Symmetra buffs being looked at
Trump's proposed trade tariff could impact the price of consoles, games in the US
Resident Evil 7 guide: where to find all the antique coin collectables
Destiny weekly reset for January 24 – Nightfall, Crucible, raid challenge changes detailed
Resident Evil 7 guide & walkthrough: all weapons, keys, coins, secrets, more
Dark Souls 3: The Ringed City hints that the Age of Fire is done, but don't look for a Londor visit
Death Stranding is a mystery to Guillermo del Toro, too – he's not involved creatively
Resident Evil 7 walkthrough part 17 – gear up for the finale
Resident Evil 7 walkthrough part 13: barn fights, booby traps and birthdays
Resident Evil 7 walkthrough part 11: red keycards, blue keycards and a second shotgun
Resident Evil 7 walkthrough part 10: obtaining the arm and the snake key
Resident Evil 7 walkthrough part 9: how to get the grenade launcher and beat the greenhouse boss
Resident Evil 7 walkthrough part 8: the quest for the crow key
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Best Buy: A Big Deal to Watch in 2013
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- With a 'fiscal cliff' looming and reports of a lost year in holiday season retail sales, dealmakers face an uncertain outlook for 2013 after a forgettable year in mergers and aquisitions.
Still, with earnings and stock markets continuing to trend upward alongside a recovering U.S. economy there's reason for optimism that the New Year may revive animal spirits and push corporations and private equity giants into acquisitions.
Investors should watch a near half-year takeover drama for struggling electronics retailer Best Buy (BBY) as a proxy for the M&A market headed into 2013.
A possible takeover could confirm the key expected drivers of the deals market, such as private equity and access to cheap buyout or merger financing. Meanwhile, a Best Buy buyout could also signal demand for blockbuster turnaround deals, amid a handful of beaten down former blue-chips like Research In Motion (RIMM) , Dell(DELL) , and social media busts such as Groupon(GRPN) and Zynga(ZNGA) .
Were no Best Buy deal to materialize after a takeover dance that started in early August, it could counter expectations that private equity giants will play an outsized role in M&A markets and might underscore the impact of the Fiscal Cliff and weak signs of holiday season sales on C-Suite aggression.
After Best Buy founder and former chairman Richard Schulze proposed a $24-to-$26 a share takeover of the electronics retailer -
After delays to a prospective takeover offer, Schulze and a still suspect consortium of private equity giants will have until February 28 to submit a real bid that could give investors and the company's management something to think over.
A chronology of the Best Buy buyout drama shows why the retailer may be a leading indicator on overall M&A markets.
When Schulze first made his bid, analysts at Credit Suisse and Citigroup were skeptical he could find the debt financing or private equity interest to support what initially appeared to be a $8.8 billion bid. According to Citigroup's initial August calculations, Schulze would need $5 billion in debt financing. Meanwhile, Credit Suisse analysts estimated a takeover would need a further $4 billion in private equity support. Both pieces of a prospective Best Buy deal would near post-crisis highs in takeover financing.
In a 2013, Ernst & Young targets private equity as a bright spot for dealmakers, amid expectations of a flat to declining M&A market. "As corporates continue to be risk averse, PE firms are the ones to watch and are a potential bright spot in 2013 as the down economy provides a good time to invest," said Richard Jeanneret, the vice chair of E&Y's transaction advisory practice, in the Dec. 5 report.


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I have a problem for a long time.
for example:
I have a code like this:
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It is obvious that I am creating link to an button and when the button is clicked, I need to pass two parameters (here, one is type_id and the other one is status_id) to my "projects" controller so I can quary the database, assign value to variable "@projects" and then display the result with "list.rhtml" view of "projects".
Is this code correct? It does not work.
Could you please tell me how to transfer multiple parameters to controllers using "link_to" function like above?


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Located in the center of London, this family-friendly hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Kensington Palace and Royal Albert Hall. Kensington Gardens and Imperial College London are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with a full-service spa, this smoke-free hotel has a restaurant and an indoor pool. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include 2 bars/lounges, a fitness center, and a 24-hour business center.
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In addition to a full-service spa, The Milestone Hotel features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of hotel's 2 bars/lounges. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. 2 meeting rooms are available. This Georgian hotel also offers spa services, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
The Milestone Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- 24-hour business center
- Free WiFi
- Spa services on site
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 6
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 62
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Indoor pool
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- DVD player
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- iPod docking station
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- In-room climate control (heating)
Where to Eat
English breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Chenestons - This fine-dining restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Stables Bar - Onsite pub.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic.
- Body scrubs
- Facial treatments
- Manicures and pedicures
- Detoxification wrap
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- Aromatherapy treatments
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- Sauna in spa
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for GBP 50 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets stay free
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Pets allowed (no fees)
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: GBP 49 per night
- Valet parking fee: GBP 61 per night
- Pet deposit: GBP 1000 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 50 per night
Hotel Name
- Hotel Milestone
- Milestone Hotel
- Milestone Hotel London
- Milestone London
- The Milestone Hotel London, England
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- The Milestone Hotel is listed in the 2015 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay and the 2016 Travel + Leisure 500.
- The property is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World.


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Making their case
As a lakefront community, the Town of Dunkirk has many natural assets. At the town board's recent workshop, the board heard a presentation on how becoming part of the proposed Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan will benefit the town.
Chautauqua County Deputy Director of Planning and Economic Development Mark Geise, along with Jay Warren and Gina Paradis from the Northern Chautauqua County Local Development Committee, explained what the process entails and the benefits of an LWRP.
Geise explained the county planning department did an LWRP for the Chautauqua Lake area.
He said this LWRP would include Lake Erie communities from Ripley to Hanover.
"What is our greatest asset in Chautauqua County?" he asked. "Although we have many, water is definitely one of them."
Warren explained when he first heard of an LWRP he thought it only applied to harbors. He explained a LWRP makes municipalities more competitive for grants.
"It is not just about harbors; there were many other kinds of projects funded last year … Money for grants gets tight and they are not just giving it out randomly. There needs to be a well thought out regional project. With a LWRP you are more likely to get funding than not having a LWRP," he said. "Industry is closing, we need to find another way to bring in outside money."
Paradis explained how utilizing water resources can benefit municipalities in many ways.
"Securing this kind of funding can help you leverage your natural resources to drive private investment," she said.
Warren went on to explain a similar LWRP was compiled in the 1990s and was submitted to the Department of State. However, after a letter from the DOS came back with suggestions, the project died, either because of lack of funds or interest.
Geise said they hope to update the old LWRP with the support of the communities on the lake and near major tributaries.
He said now is the time because the county has recently compiled the comprehensive plan, Chautauqua 20-20, and the greenway plan. He explained the LWRP is one more layer of planning that lets grant agencies and developers know what the community wants.
Geise said the county would like to take a background role in the LWRP process and have the municipalities lead the way cooperatively.
Warren explained the town would be asked to pass a resolution of support in April or May and agree to dedicate $2,000 from the 2014 budget as well as provide one or two representatives for the LWRP steering committee.
He said they hope to prepare the grant application for the LWRP by June and hear if it is awarded by December. In 2014, a consultant would be chosen and Warren estimated a year's time before the final product would be ready for review. In mid-2015 the municipalities would be ready to prepare grant applications to the DOS for some of the projects outlined in the LWRP.
Paradis explained LWRP is not just a plan, it is a process. She also pointed out a regional approach benefits municipalities in cost savings as well as sharing a common vision and not competing against each other for the same grants.
Town Supervisor Richard Purol asked, if some municipalities do not go along will the price increase? Geise said they hope to keep the $2,000 figure solid, keeping in mind fewer municipalities means less work.
He also asked if 100 percent participation is required. Geise said they hope not to have big gaps between those wishing to join in but 100 percent is not necessary.
Warren said they will also be meeting with other municipalities in the near future.
The next town board meeting will be held March 19 at 7 p.m.


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Dear Anna, I'm going to be staying with friends and family over the holidays. Will a gift express my thanks, or should I offer to take my hosts out for a meal? If we go out, do I have to pick up the tab?
A: Many guests do take their hosts out to dinner as a thank-you, but it's not required. In fact, there is no one "proper" thank-you gift.
Can't cook? Don't offer to. They love wine? Bring a nice bottle that doesn't break the bank. Heard about a great new sushi bar, and you're feeling flush? Ask to take them out. (When dining out for a non-thank-you meal, it's fine to offer to split the bill, not pay it.)
If you're planning to treat your hosts, arrange it in advance; don't wait for the check to arrive to spring your credit card. "I'd like to take you to dinner, which night would work best?" If you want to cook a meal, arrange this beforehand as well.
Houseguest gifts can be given, wrapped or not, at any point during the stay. If not, you can always send a gift afterwards.
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In the end, the only must-do thank-you for a guest to give is exactly that—to say thank you. Say it once when you leave, and again with a handwritten note, mailed from home.
Your call. What's the best way for guests to express their thanks?
Anna Post is the great-great-granddaughter of Emily Post, the co-author of Great Get-Togethers, and the author of Do I Have To Wear White? Emily Post Answers America's Top Wedding Questions.


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Give Us One Good Reason Why HP Shouldn't Fire Meg Whitman
Both Andreessen and Whitman served (both still do) on HP's board when it approved the failed Autonomy acquisition. It makes sense that they would stick together in the we're going on the offensive even though we're acting really defensive aftermath.
Setting Autonomy aside, where's the meat here?
Investors deserve more from a company that has lost 72% of its value over the last five years and 37% since it named Whitman CEO. HPQ not only takes retail slugs to the cleaners, it's fleecing insiders, particularly board members, as well .
All I can assume is that these insiders -- Whitman, Andreessen and the rest of the HP board -- know something we don't. If that's the case, investors should be livid.
Publicly, Meg Whitman does nothing to inspire the level of confidence Andreessen has in her.
When asked why anybody should believe in the notion of a turnaround at HP, Whitman responds with language that brings back memories of Research in Motion's (RIMM) death spiral to irrelevancy .
HP maintains it will hit its fiscal year guidance. RIM did this in 2011, using the same line as Whitman -- we have some really interesting, great and exciting products set to come out later in the year. When they hit, they'll drive sales. Backloaded earnings. Trust us!
Whitman refuses to drop the dream of HP's printing business. She says she sees increased demand for enterprise printing. I would love for her to quantify it with some precision. Even RIM's former CEO Jim Balsillie was more precise when he claimed he received "extremely high interest" from "many corporate clients," who wanted "tens of thousands, several tens of thousands of
But, assuming demand for enterprise printing exists, fine, don't turn away business, just let us know what's next. Printing will not carry HP through the decade.
The success of these interesting, great and exciting products, as far as I know, hinges on the fate of Microsoft's (MSFT) Windows 8 and the PC. Such a bold innovator this Meg is!
The only thing HP doesn't do now that Whitman hinted at starting up? The wholly original idea of a smartphone because, of course, everybody else is doing it.
This puts her in the same class as a couple of guys who started this once-great, now-bloated company from scratch in a freaking Silicon Valley garage? Did Andreessen provide that quote (see the first paragraph of this article) with a straight face?
I just want to know why. That's all.


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Early Childhood Special Education
The Department of Curriculum and Teaching offers a doctoral concentration in Early Childhood Special Education, within the Early Childhood Education specialization.
This concentration prepares students for careers related to leadership and advocacy in the field, research and scholarship, and higher education and teacher preparation programs. Core courses emphasize theory and foundations in general and special early childhood education and research methods and training. Seminars and advanced practica focus on special topics in the field. Opportunities for involvement in faculty-sponsored research and professional development activities are an integral part of the program concentration.


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Zias lose on road
November 7, 2008
Freedom New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico University got off to a fast start Thursday night, but the Zias were overtaken by Tarleton State and dropped a 28-30, 25-22, 25-18, 25-15 Lone Star Conference volleyball decision to the TexAnns at Greyhound Arena.
ENMU junior Caitlin Murphy collected 25 digs in the loss, though, and broke the school record for digs in a season with 641. She moved up from third place, passing Tamera Moorehead and Stacy Tapper, who finished with 636 and 635, respectively, in 1989.
The Zias (6-27, 0-12 LSC) rebounded from a 14-10 deficit to pull out the first game, getting kills from sophomore Veronica Valdez and freshman Sarah Koch on the final two points. They then opened a 15-13 lead in Game 2 when freshman Jessica King put down a kill, but the TexAnns (21-8, 10-2) took the lead for good with three consecutive points to snap out of a 19-19 tie.
Tarleton pulled away late to win a competitive third game, then jumped out to a 10-4 lead in the fourth set and maintained control.
Shay Gracy posted a match-high 14 kills for the TexAnns, while teammate Emily Richardson added 10 kills, three aces and four total blocks (three solos). King had 12 kills for the Zias, while Koch had 11 and senior Megan Weitz finished with nine kills and three total blocks.
ENMU wraps up its season with a 2 p.m. conference match on Saturday against Texas A&M-Kingsville at Greyhound Arena.


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Softball - Girls Varsity
Berkshire's softball team has established itself as a strong and continually improving program over the last few years. The team competes in the Western New England Prep Softball Association (WNEPSA) — founded by former Berkshire softball coach Bill Gulotta — and plays a very competitive schedule against many strong Class A programs including Taft, Westminster and Suffield.
The softball program aims to build good teammates on and off the field, emphasizing sportsmanship, competition and hard work. The coaches look to create an atmosphere of continual improvement, both as a team and within individual players. In addition, Berkshire's softball field boasts one of the best views in New England, sitting atop a hill on the south side of campus overlooking the mountains. The field was completed in 2007, and two years later, in 2009, Berkshire opened a state-of-the-art multipurpose athletic center featuring a weight room, cardio machines, and an outstanding athletic training facility.


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Hebrews 11:3 By faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that the things which are seen were not made of things which are visible.
What if all we have today is what we gave thanks for yesterday?
Let the views of others educate and inform you, but let your decisions be a product of your own conclusions. (Jim Rohn)
They are still going to ride through D.C. However, instead of getting a free pass on traffic lights, which is what a permit grants, they will be stopping at every red light. Thus, instead of taking a 1-1 1/2 hours to proceed though D.C. it will likely take 3-5 hours. This equals a traffic nightmare and more chances for issues to arise while being stopped at the lights.
"So what is big is not always the Trout nor the Deer but the chance, the being there. And what is full is not necessarily the creel nor the freezer, but the memory." ~ Aldo Leopold
"The Greatest Obstacle to Discovery is not Ignorance -- It is the Illusion of Knowledge" ~ Daniel Boorstin
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Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
I thought they cancelled this. I think this is as distasteful as a bunch of Americans marching in Hiroshima on that anniversary.
Ahhh,but if "Americans" show resistance against this we would be considered racist, and picking on the pour muslims.
To hell with them, they can march their a$$'s back across the pond. It's sickening knowing that freedom of speech and religion are now only for the Illegal Mexicans ,Muslims and the rest of the of the bastards that want to take over this country. Equal rights my _____!
I hope the motorcycle heads do burn outs on their turbans.
From France to Finland, there are political movements to stop Muslims from immigrating to their countries because of crap like this! This is the latest News and it looks like they have changed their name. "The demonstration originally called the "Million Muslim March" now has an explicitly secular name, the "Million American March Against Fear," organizer Isa Hodge stressed in a Friday interview with U.S. News.
Media coverage of the event, scheduled for the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, exploded earlier this week. Hodge said he's irritated that many reports used the original name, which he says was changed in February after the addition of groups that doubt the official account of the 2001 attacks.
"They're focusing on what it was [called] before February to continue the misinformation and fear that we're trying to stop," Hodge said. "It's more sensational if they can put out there that it's just Muslims going to dance on the graves of the 3,000 souls that were lost that day.
Protesters will instead take to the National Mall to denounce government surveillance and call for "the truth" about the attacks, Hodge says."
Anti-intellectualism and fascism go together like bacon and eggs.
Hundreds of bikers heading to DC. This video was supposedly taken in VA.
The bikers never got their permit, which would have afforded them synchronized traffic signals. However, they can still go there as long as they abide by the traffic laws.
"Know in your heart that all things are possible. We couldn't conceive of a miracle if none ever happened." -Libby Fudim
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"Know in your heart that all things are possible. We couldn't conceive of a miracle if none ever happened." -Libby Fudim
I don't use the PM feature, so just email me direct at the address shown above.
Anti-intellectualism and fascism go together like bacon and eggs.


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Natural Balance L.I.D. Grain-Free Potato & Duck Dog Food
Natural Balance L.I.D. Grain-Free Potato & Duck Dog Food
- Unique single source protein and single source carbohydrate blend
- Specially formulated limited ingredient grain-free dog food recipe
Feed your dog Natural Balance L.I.D. Grain-Free Potato & Duck Dog Food. This natural dog food features a limited number of protein and carbohydrate sources so your dog gets just the essentials, nothing extra or unnecessary. Duck, a delicious novel protein, supplies essential amino acids. Fresh potatoes – a grain-free carbohydrate – is rich in other nutrients and serves as a highly digestible source of energy. This grain-free dog food formula also features a variety of other tasty ingredients that provide other essential vitamins and minerals. Healthy flaxseed and canola oils provide Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids for skin and coat health. Rosemary extract provides excellent antioxidants and acts as a natural preservative, helping to eliminate the need for artificial preservatives. This Natural Balance dog food is not made with any artificial flavors or colors; it does not contain any corn, soy, wheat, rice, eggs or dairy products.


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News - Sublime With Rome
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|April 12, 2012
Worldstar Hip Hop caught up with Rome of Sublime With Rome at the Smokeout Festival 2012. If you ever wondered what Rome's homepage is set to, now you know!
|March 19, 2012
Sublime With Rome's Australian tour kicks off April 4th with Mat McHugh. Check out the dates below and get your tickets!
4.04 Coolangatta Qld, Australia @ Coolangatta Hotel (SOLD OUT)
4.05 West End Qld, Australia @ The Hi-Fi (Tickets)
4.06 Byron Bay, Australia @ Bluesfest (Tickets)
4.07 Sydney Nsw, Australia @ University of NSW Roundhouse (Tickets)
4.09 Melbourne Vic, Australia @ Palace Theatre (Tickets)
4.10 Adelaide, Australia @ HQ Complex (Tickets)
4.11 Perth, Australia @ Metro Freemantle (Tickets)
|March 17, 2012
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|March 08, 2012
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|March 06, 2012
So here we are on the road again for the first time since summer and man oh man does it feel good to be back. Smoke Out was so much fun and was such a big day for us. Also ill take the time to express to you how amazing our new drummer Josh Freese is , he has been kicking ass back there and we are playing tighter than ever and having alot of fun while doing it. We will miss bud and wish the best for him and all of his endeavors , but the show must go on. We are so grateful for the fans that stand behind us and love listening to the music. Thank you for understanding and remember we only play for you. tonight we are in colorado springs and the venue is bitchin. lots of floor space for dancing/moshing. Get ready .
- Rome
|February 28, 2012
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|February 25, 2012
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Stock your pantry with healthy low calorie food items and whole grains.
Whole grains, buttermilk and honey add flavor and nutrition to this treat.
Quinoa, a grain similar to couscous, is the main ingredient in this salad.
An easy, hot breakfast cereal packs an energy punch with whole grain oats.
Whole grain Bulgur wheat makes a flavorful side or main vegetarian dish.
Get Cooking Channel on your TV.