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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The Northern Arizona University men's basketball team will take on Alabama State at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 16, at Tim's Toyota Center in Prescott.
"This is a new, exciting venue for our team," said head coach Mike Adras. "This will be a chance to showcase our basketball program and our university. It is a nice opportunity to bring the Prescott community and Flagstaff community closer together."
The game is part of the Global Sports Hy-Vee Challenge that includes Creighton, Iowa State and Kennesaw State.
NAU is coming off a two-game road trip at Iowa State and Creighton. The Lumberjacks dropped both contests but showed progress between games, losing by only four Sunday to the Bluejays 74-70.
"I hope we play well and continue to get better," said Adras. "I told our guys that our improvement from game one to game two was significant. If we improve that much, hopefully we will win the ball game."
The game is the unofficial home opener for the Lumberjacks despite its neutral site status. It is the first neutral site game for NAU in Arizona since the Lumberjacks played in Whiteriver, Ariz., in 1998-99, hosting Colorado College in the Hon-Dah Classic.
NAU has forged a partnership with Yavapai College and the town of Prescott Valley to bring baccalaureate degrees within the reach of area residents. NAU-Yavapai welcomed its first class of freshmen to campus this fall. NAU President Dr. John Haeger hoped the game could bring "more of what NAU has to offer to the Prescott community".
Located less than a mile from the NAU-Yavapai campus, Tim's Toyota Center is home to the Central Hockey League's Arizona Sun Dogs and Arizona Adrenaline indoor football team, and seats 5,100 for sporting events.
"I am looking forward to taking the team down," said Adras. "There are a lot of Lumberjack fans that live there."
The Lumberjacks will face an Alabama State team that enters with an identical 0-2 mark after losses at Creighton and Iowa State. The Hornets play in the Southwestern Athletic Conference.
NAU will recognize former Bradshaw Mountain product Matt Lyon prior to the contest. Lyon, who was a 2002 graduate of Bradshaw Mountain and played for coach Doug Beilfuss, was a member of the Lumberjack basketball team from 2002-05, earning two letters. He was a two-time Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete recipient and a 2005 NABC Honor Roll recipient.
Tickets for the game range from $9 to $40, and are available online and via telephone at 1-866-443-8849. Tickets also may be purchased at the box office at Tim's Toyota Center on Tuesday starting at 10 a.m.


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The doctors who evaluated Lindsay Lohan at UCLA have concluded she does not suffer from the drug or psychiatric problems that were previously diagnosed. Sources tell TMZ, there's a feeling among doctors that Judge Marsha Revel "overreacted" when she ordered Lindsay to stay at the facility for 90 days. In other words, Revel basically hated the bitch.
Lindsay has been "weaned off" all of her meds which include Dilaudid, Ambien, Adderall, Zoloft, Trazodone and Nexium, and has had no adverse reaction. Likewise, she has had no withdrawal issues in the alcohol department.
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HELP: New Jeep owner - warranty or no? DIESEL
Hey everyone,
I am new to the forums. I just bought a 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.0L diesel 4x4 (pix to come). It is cherry... and has only 28k miles on it. Here is my dilemma...
I can buy a Jeep factory warranty for my ride. However... powertrain is $1900, and full warranty is $2700. They last until 70k miles or the beginning of 2014...whichever comes first.
Would you guys buy...or should I trust that the Mercedes Diesel will hold up?
Thanks again... looking forward to modding this thing out.
Re: HELP: New Jeep owner - warranty or no? DIESEL
I have the same Jeep, bought it with 45,000 and now have 50,000 miles. No problems to date and I have modded it out with grill, 3 " lift and 265 tires with black offset rims. I am from Canada and they sold alot of diesels in 2006-2009, More private shops and mechanics are trained on them.
first off, i chose to roll the dice and get no warrenty seeing as I have like 3 mechanic friends who told me the engine was reliable. I also knew the vehicle had 1 owner and had some service records. The jeep also spent 6 months at a dealer and was somewhat pampered here and used by the owner.
You might want to get the warrenty if your not a handy man or have no mechancis as friends, my buddies have code readers ( not that I have had to use it!) which can help me diagnose the problems in the future.
As for mods, my milage dropped from 20-24 mpg to 16-19 mpg with the bigger tires. The truck looks awesome and I get looks from alot of other jeeps and pickups....... worth the drop in MPG and it is better offroad.
A hemi jeep with the same mods would be down to 12-14 mpg I would think?
Good luck.
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for only 3 years? i wouldnt buy either of them. i only had to pay $150.00 to transfer my powertrain warranty
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That's def good to know. I am handy... but have ZERO mechanic friends that work on Jeeps. The record on this thing is pretty immaculate, and I know the Mercedes Diesel has a great rep, but I'm just freaked out but I'm just freaked out after spending decent money on my rig.
The guy who sold it to me actually had just put new tires on it before he put it on the market. They are also 265 Blizzaks, and yes... my mileage is around what you are getting. 19-20mpg. I was planning on getting a set of non-winter wheels and tires. prob some black SRT-8 rims with all seasons on there. You think they will negatively affect my mielage as much as these 265s?
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I would shop around on the warranty....theres alot cheaper available from ChryCo
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Re: HELP: New Jeep owner - warranty or no? DIESEL
61540 km and gettin' the turbo($6000 + install) replaced with the extended warranty....so to the original question.....YES!
Re: HELP: New Jeep owner - warranty or no? DIESEL
I bought the extended warranty at time of purchase and it has more than paid for itself. These 3.0L are expensive when they need parts as dayne66 has already told you.
Also, the extended warranty I bought included 10 free oil changes. An dealer oil change on the 3.0L can cost $200-$300, so again, it was worth it to me.
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jeez its hot here, and I saw a stray cat (not strutting) two seagulls and postman this morning.
So there.
p.s. the hilarities at NCFC continue - with beefy Barton doing his best Cantona impressions on twitter - wonder if he's ever had a sardine?
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KK: Halfway through our three week stay in San Jose, Costa Rica. Here are some of the things we have learned:
LK: Don't stay in San Jose for three weeks.
KK: San Jose is fine but you can enjoy its delights in three days. That's assuming you don't spend most of your first three days here asleep. Which is pretty much what we did, we were so tired when we got here that it took us two days before we noticed how filthy our apartment was. Another thing we learnt is that very few people speak much English and that cleaning ladies here take the right hump if you start doing their job for them.
LK: Also, be prepared for the two foot drop off the pavement into the red taxi infested roads
KK: The rainy season lasts from May to December and normal days in that time are sunny mornings, darkening afternoons, heavy rain when you put the TV on and clear nights. The country is impossibly lush and green when you first see it and understandably so when you have been here for a few days. Our apartment has three rooms, five beds and a veranda from which we have seen squirrels, humming birds and lizards. In the distance a mountain looms in and out of cloud. Oh and we have "a suicide shower". Not as dangerous as myth foretells (we are assured) but the electric heat gets put in at the shower head so you are advised not to touch it. Controlling the temperature requires the delicate touch of a safecracker or blind luck.
LK: But you come to love it, especially when the water supply comes back on after it has been cut off for a day and your skin is sticky from the humidity. And if you love beans and rice, you can eat very well and cheaply here. A 'casado' (literally a married man's lunch) usually consists of beans and rice, a choice of chicken, beef or fish, a bit of salad, some plaintains, and a bit of pasta the other day
KK: There is a choice of local beers, most of which we sampled, before settling on Imperial, our very local supermarket flogs 8 of them for less than a fiver. It's not a lot more expensive in the local bars, although in a few of our localest bars selling beer doesn't seem to be the primary function. We found a place called "The Monkey Bar" which I set my heart on visiting (for non-Newcastle readers The Monkey Bar is an infamous Tyneside establishment) only for it to close, seemingly for good, the day after we got here. Football is on television, in some form or other, 24 hours a day but the Spanish commentary means you have to try and work out where, when and what you are watching. Mexican, Brazilian, beach, friendlies. The other day they showed Arsenal with (I think) the promise of Newcastle v Arsenal later this month. Tonight is "El Classico" the San Jose local derby between Alajuelense and Saprissa.
LK: We have been following Costa Rica's under-20s football team's fortunes: their weakness is clearly a very substandard goalkeeper. We would like to suggest, for the nation's benefit, that you're going to have to stop putting lasses or your mum in goal when you're playing in the parks (like what we've seen on several occasions already).
KK: The other residents in our building only stay for a day or so and Alberro on reception looked at us funny when we said we were staying for three weeks. Perhaps we were approaching this wrong, perhaps we should get out a bit? San Jose is bang in the middle of the country and you can drive from the Pacific Coast to the Caribbean coast (west to east) in five hours, with buses being regular and cheap. Finding out where and when your bus leaves is another matter but LK did some research and after a little bewildered wandering we found ourselves in the Jaco Playa bus for which all other passengers had a pre-bought ticket. So we were standing.
LK: For two hours to Carrera National Park. And for two hours back from Carrera National Park. A small price to pay for an excellent morning with a nature guide, three well-behaved French people and two bargy Americans (Tom and Cake – no, it was Kate, but we like Cake so much better)
KK: Especially when our guide discovered two spider monkeys, getting it on, up a tree. I'm not sure the couple appreciated the audience but then I spend so very little time considering the proclivities of monkeys . What we wanted to see was a scarlet macaw; they are in all the guide books and I was disappointed not to see flocks of them coming in from the airport. "Virtually guaranteed" it said of Carrera in the book. We had another go on Wednesday, although once again other animals stole the show.
LK: Crocodiles, big massive crocodiles. I admire them for being so perfectly evolved but from a distance decided on my terms. So peering down 30 feet to see them basking along a riverbank was fine. Seeing a clearly crazy guide hand feed them about four feet away from our river boat was unexpected but compelling. I'm sure he knows what he's doing.
KK: Our companions on the tour were almost as interesting. Three Argentine lads who turned up hung over and were impossibly laid back and consequently late; a nice couple from New Jersey who fled a restaurant we were in when a raccoon joined us shouting "It might have rabies!"; Anne from London who was lovely and Lesly from Lima in Peru who spent all day, and I mean ALL day, asking people to take her picture. She would pose smiling in front of signs, plants, beaches, rivers, birds animals, buses, other people and when she hadn't enlisted help she would take pictures of herself. As a point of principle I got her to take a picture of us.
LK: We had a two hour break scheduled in an exclusive beach resort, and we all had to be tagged with luminous green wristbands so we didn't get chased out (as we so obviously would have been). We had a paddle along the nearest beach, with HOT Pacific water lapping at our feet. Then our curiosity got the better of us and we climbed over a cut in the landhead to a much nicer beach, with whiter sand, pelicans diving into the ocean, and a better class of little hermit crabs (prime real estate shells).
KK: The cove looked like the idyllic beach in your mind when imagining such things. A dip in the clear blue sea? LK declined, I was not going to pass up such a chance. I would cavort in the waves and cavort I did. Providing your idea of cavorting means, as LK said when I stumbled back "looking like you were drowning." The sea bed was thick with uneven sharp rocks and the waves were chest height, a combination of which tripped, scratched, plunged and battered a cavorter. Impossible to walk, impossible to swim I returned to land bleeding from knees and feet but exhilarated. "Have a go" I suggested. "Oh for God's sake" – was the reply.
LK: But we're off out on another scarlet macaw hunt tomorrow, there may even be toucans. Costa Rica is a very special country full of lovely people and amazing wildlife and we're already planning when to come back.


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When you stay at Coulsdon Manor Hotel and Golf Club in Coulsdon, you'll be close to Craggy Island. This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of Reigate Hill Golf Club and Kingswood Golf Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the 42 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers, housekeeping is provided daily, and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
Enjoy recreation amenities such as a golf course or take in the view from a terrace. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and a picnic area.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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For decades, the UK's bankers have mostly relied on their industry's outsized status in the British economy in order to find a receptive ear in the UK's government.
However, in the aftermath of the country's vote to abandon the European Union, the sector, generating approximately a tenth of national economic production is grappling with rather an uncomfortable new reality where economics doesn't always takes on politics.
June's vote to leave the European Union has provoked a drastic change in leadership as well as tone in the UK's government with new Prime Minister Theresa pledging to create an economy, which could work for everyone.
Reuters talked to several senior bankers from big British as well as international banks based in the city and including some already involved in discussions with the government over Brexit.
Their warning against the impact of Brexit – where they lose their access to the EU's single market – was met with great skepticism by the government as well as accusations from some eurosceptic lawmakers, undermining the message that the UK can thrive outside the EU.


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Nov. 9 (BusinessDesk) - One thing that's really hard to argue with is historical data, so on the face of it, the property market is back and it wants your dollars.
Real Estate Institute figures show the median house price nationally rose to a record high $380,000 last month and the number of sales logged by estate agents was up by a third from October 2011.
Add in Quotable Value's hike in property valuations a day earlier, and you've got a housing market that seems to be humming along.
After several years of minimal activity, that's surely a good thing, especially given there's a wadge of spring-time listings. It's something that's been noticeably absent for a while.
So if people are out there buying property and are willing to pay record prices, things are hunky-dory right?
Well, that relies on you sticking your fingers in your ears for a few days and missing out on what the new central bank governor had to say about house prices and government figures showing the worst unemployment figures in 13 years, especially in Auckland, where house prices are on fire. Hmmm.
Reserve Bank head Graeme Wheeler had quite a lot to say about house prices in his first set-piece at this week's six-monthly financial stability report.
Like any good ex-Wellington representative cricketer, he's played a straight bat early in his innings.
However, one consistent message was a shot across the bows of banks not to let their balance sheets expand excessively.
"If credit demand was to strengthen significantly, and banks were willing and able to accommodate that demand, indebtedness (relative to income) could resume an upward trend, eroding households' resilience to shocks," the bank said.
He banged on about several times about the disparity between house prices and household incomes. Houses now cost on average 4.5 times disposable income, down a bit from the peak of 5 times a few years back, but still well up on the 3/3.5 times back in the 1990s, and one to two times in the 1960's.
In other words, a record high median house price of $380,000 isn't necessarily a good thing if incomes won't support it.
Government figures this week showed average weekly earnings for a full-time worker rose an annual 3 percent to $1,043.11 in the September quarter. Stretch that out to a year and it works out at about $54,200 per annum - a lot more than a lot of people actually earn since the average includes the incomes of the rich.
The average house price is now seven times the average salary, before you take out tax and the cost of daily living. Most home-owning households with mortgages rely on two incomes, but even so, household disposable income needs to be north of $84,000 to afford that median house price.
What's worse is other government stats showing unemployment rose to 7.3 percent. That's the highest level since June 1999, when the Asia Crisis was going on, and even worse than when New Zealand was in the depths of recession a few years ago.
That's 175,000 people who are actively looking for any kind of work. That doesn't include the 124,900 people who are available to work but aren't looking because they either don't need to or have just given up the hunt, because the jobless rate is more like 12.3 percent.
Nor does it include the 113,300 people who have got some part-time hours, and are on the prowl to beef that up.
Economists and the government would like to disbelieve this number. It's way out of kilter with where other indicators have been pointing, and the series is notoriously volatile. On the other hand, unemployment has been rising for three quarters now.
Which turns things into a bit of a muddle when you're trying to work out if the housing market has really settled down. After all, who can buy property if they don't have a job?
What's more likely is that the labour market has soured more than people thought it would. Let's just hope not as badly as the headline figure would have us think.
With home affordability the topic du jour because of Auckland's potential bubble and Christchurch's reconstruction, the government may just have to peek at some demand-side issues if the jobs situation gets any worse.
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It all started during the sugar boom in 1960s Bacolod, a world where the difference between the rich and the poor is like the distance between heaven and earth and where sugar barons live in opulence while the sakadas suffered in squalor. In this world a forbidden friendship will bloom between the children of sakadas-- a plantation worker, Samuel (Coco Martin) and a haciendera, Isabel (Kim Chiu). But in the end their love, no matter how great, will not be enough. Malalagpasan ba ng tunay na pag-ibig ang mga pagsubok ng oras at sitwasyong kanilang kinabibilangan?
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A slide show through my December would consist of a mad-fast jumble of contrasts.
Twenty crazed minutes mid-Saturday inside a crowded Walmart in Portland, Oregon, accompanied by overloud, carnival-toned Christmas songs.
A quiet, tearful hour or two curled up next to my frail and ailing–to be honest, dying–95-year-old grandmother.
Faces against windows, pressed closer to better see commercial displays of lights and merchandise. Airports full of strangers. Streets and stores packed with shoppers. Some cross. Some kind. Not a one in any way as invisible or insignificant as they all seem to be to one another.
Primary children and cousins pressed up closely against the glass in front of a pink-tiled baptismal font. A crowded but cosy chapel (or two, or three). A dining and living room full of friends and family. Not just known, but also much loved.
Frantic (and exhausting) busyness.
Precious few quiet moments, desperately stolen from the demands of the day.
Smog. Sun. Grey. Green. Hurt and heartbreak. Love and Joy. Crowds. Quiet. Sickness. Health. Death. Birth.
Even knowing what I know, sometimes I don't quite know what to make of it all.
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(BOISE, ID) – Republican officials in Boise have issued a "no confidence" vote against state Rep. Mark Patterson, urging him to resign before the start of the 2014 legislative session. Committee members unanimously agreed that they weren't comfortable with Patterson representing District 15 after a criminal investigation concluded that Patterson had pleaded guilty to raping a woman in 1974. Patterson insists that he'll serve out his term until it ends next year. His opponents say they'll take up the issue with the House Ethics Committee if Patterson doesn't step down.
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Former Telecommunications Commissioner Ross Patterson is now working for a new Dubai-based consultancy firm.
Patterson - telecommunications regulator from June 2007 until this July - is now a chairman and partner of Akhet Consulting.
The advisory firm, based in Dubai, provides analysis on information technology issues for governments, policy makers and other stakeholders. It was set up in June and provides services for clients in the Middle East, Africa, India, South Asia and the Asia-Pacific region.
Some of the big calls during his time in the regulation hot seat included setting the price paid by rivals to access Telecom's - and later Chorus' - copper networks. He also cut mobile termination rates.
Last year, he oversaw Telecom's separation with Chorus.
He applied for a second term in the job but lost out to new telco commissioner Stephen Gale.


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- University of Michigan women's basketball head coach Kim Barnes Arico announced the signing of four student-athletes to National Letters of Intent on the first day of the early signing period on Wednesday (Nov. 13). All four athletes are ranked in the top 120 of the All-Star Girls Report (ASGR) and each received at least three stars by HoopGurlz, including one four-star recruit.
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|Bronx, N.Y. (Cardinal Spellman)
|Jillian Dunston
|Germantown, Md. (Academy of the Holy Cross)
|Katelynn Flaherty
|Point Pleasant, N.J.(Point Pleasant Beach)
|Emoni Jackson
|Pasadena, Calif. (Long Beach Polytechnic)
"This class has the potential be a special class, a group that makes a great impact on our program," Barnes Arico said. "The other great part about it is that they are all different but valuable in their own way. They are all 'Michigan' kids. They are great students, they are great people and they come from great families."
"I think being able to recruit to the University of Michigan and its academic reputation, as well as our tradition and pride, is what really piqued the interest of these young women. They all had great offers and could have gone to many different universities, but they picked Michigan because they believe in our vision and know they can come here to be part of something special. They want to be part of the Michigan tradition. That speaks volumes about University and what we are about. That is why we have the ability to go to anywhere in the country and get the caliber of player we have been able to get."
Katelynn Flaherty (Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant Beach) averaged 30.3 points, 5.8 assists, 4.1 rebounds and 3.5 steals as a junior at Point Pleasant, leading her team to its first-ever Group 1 state title. After playing her first two seasons at Manasquan, she transferred to Point Pleasant Beach and helped the team to one of the best single-season turnarounds ever. Point Pleasant was 4-14 in 2011-12 before Flaherty helped the team to a 26-2 record in 2012-13. Flaherty scored 30 points on 9-for-18 shooting from the floor and a 9-for-10 showing at the free throw line in the NJSIAA Group 1 final, as Point Pleasant Beach hung on for a 56-54 win over Bloomfield Tech for the state title. She is ranked as the No. 19 prospect by the ASGR, received four stars by HoopGurlz and was selected to the 2012-13 MSG All-Metro First Team.
"Katelynn is probably one of the highest ranked recruits to ever sign with Michigan," Barnes Arico said. "I have been watching her play since she has been in the seventh or eighth grade. She is just an exceptional talent. I think she is special because she does all the intangible things and has an incredible work ethic, which obviously comes from her family. She has the ability to score in multiple ways and can create her own shot. She can knock down the three; she can pull up and hit the mid-range shot, which not many kids can do anymore. She also has the ability to get to the basket. But most importantly, she has great court vision and makes the people around her better. She will be a great teammate and a great addition. She will hopefully be able to come in and have an immediate impact on the scoring end for us."
Jillian Dunston (Germantown, Md./Academy of the Holy Cross) was the first member of this class to commit to the Wolverines and ranks at No. 98 on the ASGR list. She was an honorable mention All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference pick as a junior and averaged nearly eight points a game. She scored a season-best 15 points in her team's 71-64 win over Archbishop Carroll and 13 points twice in wins over Good Counsel and Bishop Ireton. Dunston plays AAU for the Maryland Lady Terps and was named to the all-tournament first team at this year's Deep South Classic. Dunston is a three-star recruit, according to HoopGurlz.
"Jillian is such a great asset for our program because she can play multiple positions," Barnes Arico said. "I have seen her be able to get a rebound and go coast-to-coast and make a great play or finish the play herself. She has a great handle but also has the ability to post you up. She can shoot the three effectively as well. She is a big, strong guard who can play with her back to basket or from outside the three-point arc. She can do multiple things, can rebound well and plays incredibly hard."
Emoni Jackson (Pasadena, Calif./Long Beach Polytechnic) comes in at No. 85 on the ASGR list and is a three-star recruit. As a sophomore, she averaged 16.8 points, 12.4 rebounds, 2.4 steals and 1.5 assists per game at Muir High School. She missed her junior season with an injury and will finish up her high school career at Long Beach Poly this season before coming to Ann Arbor next summer. Jackson plays AAU for the Cal Sparks, at one time teaming up with current Wolverine freshman Siera Thompson (Gardena, Calif./Serra).
"Emoni is one of the best athletes I have ever seen," Barnes Arico said. "She can jump out of the gym; she can grab rim. She has a knack for the ball and has a great motor. She runs in transition and is exceptionally long as well. She will be able to help us on the defensive end, as well as run the court and finish in transition. Her ability to rebound the basketball will be invaluable to our team."
Maria Backman (Bronx, N.Y./Cardinal Spellman) averaged 26.3 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks a game as a junior to lead her Cardinal Spellman team to its first-ever CHSAA Class A state final appearance. For her efforts as a junior, she was named the Player of the Year by the New York Daily News. She plays AAU for New Heights and was tabbed at No. 117 in the ASGR rankings. As a sophomore, she was named to the New York Post's All-Bronx team and is also a three-star recruit.
"Maria has tremendous length and that will really help us extend our defense," Barnes Arico said. "Her length and quickness will give us the ability to play aggressive, pressure defense. She is also a 6-1 wing who can shoot the three-ball exceptionally well. She runs the floor like a deer and can score in transition. Her ability to play effectively on both sides of the ball will really help us be a more versatile team."
"I feel like moving forward there are a lot of areas that we have graduated or we found we had a need for, whether that is the need for people who can score like Katelynn, rebound like Emoni, shoot like Maria or have someone who can do a combination of all those things like Jillian. The four kids we are bringing in are really highly skilled and chose the University of Michigan over some other programs, top ten programs, to come here to be among the first to hang a banner."
Michigan returns to action on Wednesday (Nov. 13), hosting Xavier at Crisler Center at 7 p.m. It is the first of four games in seven days for the Wolverines.
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Under the Fedora: Catholics, Black Panthers and Friends
Saturday I attended the 12th annual Catholic Men's Conference at the DCU center in Worcester (formally the Centrum for any expats living elsewhere for a while) a few quick thoughts from it:
It's quite a sight to see hundreds of men in line for confession. Particularly if in your parish only a few people regularly confess.
Even if you are that rarest of people a married catholic priest you still make wife quips
It's one of the few places when you will see George Weigel of National Review,,,
…and the Quarterback coach of the New Orleans Saints Joe Lombardi, speaking at the same event
And really where but in a conference of men can you hear a priest give a speech on confession and Masturbation?
These men's conferences have since the first one in Worcester that dozen years ago have sprung up around the country and have been an important part of re-catechizing the faithful, particularly when the MSM and the Culture delight in the abject hatred of the faith and present their image of it accordingly.
There is nothing so frustrating to secular humanists and the media as a well catechized Catholic.
Driving home from the conference yesterday I heard on the Radio that the new Black Panthers have put a prize on the head of George Zimmerman, the man who shot Trayvon Martin last month
You know last time I mentioned the murder rate of young black men in the inner city. I don't remember the New Black Panthers offering a bounty on any of their killers of those young black men.
Apparently the New Black Panthers hold the same rules for certain words as they do for the killing of young Black men. It's apparently OK to murder a young black man provided the killer is also black.
I suspect the mothers of those young Black men murdered by gang and drug violence every year might disagree.
Of course it could be economic considerations. If the New Black Panthers offered a bounty for the killers in black on black violence, the payoffs might bankrupt them.
Since Mr. Zimmerman is Hispanic I wonder if La Raza will be providing protection or a counter bounty if someone collects the bounty on Zimmerman?
Twitchy reports Spike Lee is re-tweeting Zimmerman's home address. If Zimmerman is murdered I wonder if La Raza will be taking these names down?
Here is a story Spike Lee hasn't bothered to re-tweet:
Investigators with the Sanford Police Department are still trying to figure out exactly what happened during an altercation which resulted in a fatal shooting in the Twin Lakes area. The shooting happened just after 7 p.m. Sunday evening on Twin Trees Lane. A man who witnessed part of the altercation contacted authorities.
"The guy on the bottom, who had a red sweater on, was yelling to me, 'Help! Help!' and I told him to stop, and I was calling 911," said the witness, who asked to be identified only by his first name, John.
John said he locked his patio door, ran upstairs and heard at least one gun shot.
"And then, when I got upstairs and looked down, the guy who was on the top beating up the other guy, was the one laying in the grass, and I believe he was dead at that point."
That story BTW is from Feb 27th Tom McGuire also picks up on something the MSM has not:
However, one wonders what the City Manager means by "We are aware of the background information regarding both individuals involved in this event." Isn't the second individual Trayvon Martin, and what (if anything) do they know that the public does not?
It has been reported that Trayvon Martin was on a ten-day suspension from school, but those records have been kept from the public. I have not checked Mr. Martin's high school, but as a guide, some other Miami high school imposes ten day suspensions for fighting, but also as a culmination of repeated violations of the dress code or smoking bans. The police know, but we don't, and the Martin family attorneys are keeping a lid on this.
And Dan Riehl has noticed some interesting photoplay that's being used. There is more here.
The truth is I don't know what happened that night and neither do any of the people currently beating their breasts. What I DO know is this the actual facts no longer matter to those who have decided the death of this young man will be a fundraising, propaganda or political plus to them and they intend to use this fellow's corpse for as long as the media will let them get away with it…
…which will be at least till November of this year.
I wonder if bloggers who talked about "waving the bloody shirt" during Iraq will come to the same conclusion here?
One last think the same people who are have used this shooting
Speaking of a narrative, remember a few years ago when the media was all a-twitter over a protest in front of his house. Apparently he is much more level headed about threats to city employees in his neighborhood these days:
So where is Russ Carnahan now that Occupiers have not only vandalized the home of a city employee — who reportedly lives but a couple blocks from Carhanan — but the very neighborhood in which Carnahan lives? Don't you think if tea partiers were spray painting threats like the below in his neighborhood, he'd be quick to make a statement about it since he was so quick to lie earlier?
I'll tell you where he is, he is in the same place where the MSM is on the killings of Jews in France by a self styled Al-Qaeda member named Mohammad. They know nothing they see nothing.
Well maybe the MSM doesn't see anything but the Jews in France do.
In the past few years, the number of French Jews immigrating to Israel has doubled. Hundreds of French Jews have bought apartments in Israel. It's their "pied-a-terre" in case the situation gets darker in Europe.
According to the statistics available, due to aliyah and assimilation, French Jewry is projected to experience a dramatic decline from 520,000 in 2000, to 480,000 in 2020, to 380,000 in 2050, and to 300,000 by 2080. The Jewish population in the United Kingdom will also decline to 240,000 in 2020, 180,000 in 2050, and 140,000 in 2080.
It looks like our Muslim friends in the Arab world/Muslim world remaking France and the UK in their own Judenrein image.
Why do I suspect there are 80 and 90 year old people in German Nursing homes smiling when they read that story?
BTW my friend Pam Geller also sees it and writes about it, loudly. The media will never forgive her for that.
Just saw this tweet concerning this as I was writing:
If you want to know why those who afford it choose home schooling and or private and Catholic Schools this says it all.
Finally I want to quote a story from Tip O'Neill's Autobiography Man of the House:
Jack (Kennedy) must have been everywhere during that campaign, and he must have approached me seven or eight different times to ask me to be with him. Again and again I explained that Mike Neville was my pal, that Mike had served in the legislature with me, and that he deserved my support.
"But I'm going to win," Jack said.
"Maybe you will" I told him, "but I'm with Mike Neville if I'm with him alone. And I'm going to make damn sure we carry North Cambridge."
JFK never forgot that O'Neill was loyal to his friend. I was reminded of that when I saw this from Stacy McCain concerning Rick Santorum:
Let me tell you something: I remember when Charles Johnson tried to throw Pamela Geller under the wheels of his Little Green Bus, and I stood up and said not just no, but hell, no.
Maybe Rick Santorum's not your favorite candidate. Maybe Pamela Geller's not your favorite blogger. Maybe Rush Limbaugh's not your favorite talk-radio host, but conservatives can't let liberals tell us who our friends are.
Don't let liberals tell you what to think. Don't play along with the "gotcha" game. Don't help them defame people's reputations.
By God, REMEMBER BREITBART!
If Stacy McCain is with you, he is with you. Ironically I'll always owe Charles Johnson a debt of gratitude because his attacks on Stacy led to my friendship with him.
Life's funny like that.


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|Fantasias; For viola, orchestra; Scores featuring the viola; Scores featuring the orchestra; For orchestra with soloists; For viola, piano (arr); Scores featuring the piano; For 2 players
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Lionel Tertis (1876–1975), solo viola part
London: Murdoch, Murdoch & Co., 1922. Plate M.M. & Co. 312.
Vista, CA: Lauren Publications, No.037, 2008.
This file is public domain in the USA only!
It is not PD in Canada, the EU or elsewhere.
Page 2 of this piano score below credits Tertis as the editor.
|Work Title
|Phantasy for Viola Solo and Orchestra
|Alternative. Title
|Viola Concerto in D minor (original title)
|Bax, Arnold
|Opus/Catalogue NumberOp./Cat. No.
|D minor
|3 (connected)
|Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp.
|First Publication.
|1922 – London: Murdoch, Murdoch & Co. (reduction)
1938 – Murdoch, Murdoch & Co. (full score)
|Lionel Tertis
|Average DurationAvg. Duration
|20 minutes
|Composer Time PeriodComp. Period
|Early 20th century
|Piece Style
|Early 20th century
|Viola and orchestra 3 Flutes (one takes piccolo), 2 oboes, English horn, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 4 horns, 2 trumpets, timpani, side drum ad libitum, cymbals, harp, strings
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During the planning and design phase of a project, a LEED-accredited architect can guide the education institution with green design strategies.


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No. I just sent the email to myself, Went to my account, Applied the gift card to my account, Went to my ps4 order, Clicked order details, Clicked "Apply balance to order" And now the total says "$0.00" Nothing besides that has changed. Same release date, Same everything except for total. No fees
Ok, thanks for the info. Though some of the posts above have me worried that even Amazon's not sure if it'll mess it up. Its probably too late to apply gift cards now anyway, since it might be shipping any time now.
I applied gift cardsto my order throughout the summer and it was paid off in full towards the end of August (August 30) and my delivery date is set for November 15th. My order status as of this morning is "Preparing for shipment". It doesnt look like adding gift cards to my order messed anything up. Hoping that it ships out today. Applying it this late in the game may mess things up and probably wouldnt chance it at this point. My .02 cents,
Thanks, I decided not to mess with it since its probably shipping soon.
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I just used an amazon gift card and my estimated delivery date changed to next week from the original launch day... Im talking with Cs right now though and they keep telling me that it will be delivered release date but if i were any of you i wouldn't do it because im not really positive ill get it by Friday now..


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Upland Hutterite Colony in Letcher, South Dakota was founded in 1988 as a division from Spring Valley Hutterite Colony. In 2012 the Upland Hutterite Colony was a Schmiedeleut Group 2 colony. The minister was Mark Wurtz and the manager was Clarence Wurtz.
Additional Information
Location: Letcher, South Dakota (coordinates: 43.876389, -97.9775 [43˚ 52′ 35″ N, 97˚ 58′ 39″ W])
Address: 24221 - 412 Avenue, Artesian, SD 57314-6009
Telephone: 605-996-7105
Map:Upland Hutterite Colony, Letcher, South Dakota
|Bert Friesen
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|March 2013
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Hi andyP,
by "disappeared" I mean its not showing up in the Fn+F5 menu and device manager, so there is nothing I could do to turn it on, even after I did a full product recovery.
However, I did figured out a way to "fix" it, and this is what I did:
1. I manually add the device using the "Add Hardware" under control panel, and force vista to get the BSoD.
2. Restart in safe mode, and manually remove all the device I added with "Add Hardware" in device manager, then restart.
3. After t400 started up it automatically detected the WAN card, so I install the driver using the setup32.exe that is in "C:\SWTOOLS\DRIVERS\WWANER", then I just direct windows to search for the driver under "C:\Program Files\Ericsson"
4. Then the Mobile broadband minicard network adapter start working
and is it normal for the support to hang up on customer or I'm just lucky??
Mine was uninstalled by AT&T now, how do I get it working again? Everything seems to be there but the Network Adapter. I don't know what it is or where to find it.


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Beginning with U11, Pearland United provides programs for both recreational and competitive levels of play. The major difference between the two programs is that the recreational program relies on volunteer team coaches while the competitive program uses professional staff to conduct practices, skills training and game day coaching*.
In addition, the competitive program has the following attributes:
- Increased player and parent commitment. These programs run for a full year (August to June) as opposed to having separate fall and spring seasons.
- Players often have multiple professional staff coaches in order to develop different skills and be exposed to different techniques, not a single parent coach as in recreational program.
- Use of the player pool concept in some divisions where players can move between teams.
- A total of three nights of practices/training per week, with certain requirements for attendance that may affect game playing time.
- Travel to away games increases beyond that of the Pearland United operational area
- Participating in Houston regional tournaments or Texas regional tournaments, depending on the competitive division in which your child participates. Top teams in the club may travel to state regional or national events.
*The D2 program is both trainer and volunteer coach led at a reduced cost. The professional staff helps to design the curriculum, oversee one practice session a week, and provide educational training for the volunteer coaches. Volunteer coach manages second practice and games.
The Pearland United Competitive Program is broken down into five levels according to level of competition: Premier, State Classic League (SCL), Division 1 (D1), Super 2 (S2), and Division 2 (D2). PU teams playing at the Premier, State Classic League, D1, and S2 levels are members of Eastern District Division One Association (EDDOA); D2 teams are members of BAYSA.
Premier teams play within the most competitive division, followed by SCL, D1, S2, and D2. The more competitive divisions are designed for players with the highest current level of soccer skills and may represent only 4-6 teams in the entire Houston area. D1 is further broken down into brackets based upon skill level. D2 is appropriate for those players interested in working towards the D1/S2 level, but whose skills are not quite honed and it provides a lower cost option for competitive players.
For U11 and U12 wanting to eventually play in Division 1, the first 2 years are developmental qualifying years and seeding for Division 1 and Super 2 will occur in the U13 season.
- Teams in the U11- U12 age levels play 8 v 8 with team roster sizes less than or equal to 14 players.
- Teams in the U13-U16 age levels play 11 v 11 with team roster sizes less than or equal to 18 players.
- Teams in the U16-U19 age levels play 11 v 11 with team roster sizes less than or equal to 22 players.
The U11 and U12 age groups in D1 Qualifying may use the player pool concept, whereby players can moved within the division (i.e. between teams) during the season based on performance, subject to the limits allowed by organizational rules. D2 has not adopted the player movement concepts of D1 yet, therefore, players cannot move between D2 teams during the season. D2 players can be moved up to D1, but this is subject to league transfer rules.
Additional information about the rules of the game can be found on the South Texas Youth Soccer Association website at http://www.stxsoccer.org/.
The Competitive Program, especially in the younger age groups (e.g. U11 and U12), emphasizes individual player development. Children develop at different rates. This is especially evident in the middle school ages. By emphasizing individual player development, the training staff is able to present playing opportunities to players based on their own development rates. The Pearland United Mission Statement reflects this emphasis on the individual player. In the competitive program, scores are kept and movement of teams between the various levels of the competitive program within EDDOA is based on a points awarded for wins / loses / ties and goals scored for and against. In the D2 level, in which teams compete in BAYSA format, spring playoff positioning is based on fall points awarded for wins / losses / ties and goals scored for and against. This system is similar to what you may have experienced in a tournament with your recreational team.
The Competitive Program officially begins training with the pre-season team camp. The price for this camp is included in the club fees and runs for four days typically starting early August. Training and games continue through mid-December and then break for the holidays. Training resumes in late January to early February and continues through May. For D1, S2, and D2 players, there will be two mandatory practices per week. An individual skills training session, highly recommended for D1 and S2 players and optional for D2 players, will also be conducted once a week. Days, times and locations will be determined by the club.
D1 and S2 teams will play in the EDDOA league. U11 to U14 games are typically played on Saturdays and the U15 and older teams typically play 8 games on Sunday. Games will be played in Atascocita, Cypress, Houston, Katy, Sugarland, Tomball, and Waller; maximum travel time is approximately 90 minutes. D2 teams will play in the BAYSA league. D2 teams' home games will be held at Pearland Independence or Centennial Park. Away games will be in the BAYSA region; maximum travel time is approximately 50 minutes. D2 travel is similar to what parents experienced with their U10 recreational program. Tournament opportunities within and beyond the Houston region will be available to D1 teams at various points in the season. Tournaments for D2 teams will be held in the Houston region.
The Pearland United Competitive Program challenges the player to develop as an individual and as a team member. The training staff want the players to have fun but to dedicate themselves to attending the practices, skills training sessions, and games. As such, the two practices per week are mandatory for D1, S2, and D2 as noted above. The skill training sessions are highly recommended for D1 and S2 players and optional for D2 players. Attendance will be tracked by team managers and game playing time may impacted by unexcused player absences. Players are expected to conduct themselves appropriately at all times and support other team members.
The competitive program training, with the exception of D2 volunteer coach led session, is provided by professional training staff and continues for a year. The program is more intensive than recreational play, and therefore associated fees and costs are higher than parents have experienced in the recreational program. Program costs are provided on a separate sheet and in the registration webpage. The cost of the competitive program includes:
- One 8-10 months of training and
- Fall and spring games
- Competitive uniform kit (see Uniforms below for details)
Competitive Training fees include:
- Pre-season Team Camp
- 10 months training (D1/S2) and 8 months training (D2)
- Professional training 2 nights per week (except D2, which is 1 night)
- One night per week of skills/agility training and goalkeeper training
- Game and tournament staff coverage (except D2, which is volunteer coach led)
- Registration fees (field maintenance, insurance, referees cost, club overhead)
D1 and S2 will have additional team fees due to EDDOA based on the number of games played for the year.
Tournament fees, equipment bags, warm ups, or other personal equipment are not included and will be the responsibility of the team and its players.
Players will be evaluated at tryouts conducted by Pearland United training staff. Please see the Tryouts Schedule posted on our webpage for the current dates and times. Although there is no fee for tryouts, all players must register. This will speed up your player's check-in. See the website for more information on registering. Please note that weather or other conditions may cause a change of tryout venue or date; you will be notified in case there are any changes. Tryouts typically consist of two-1.5 hour sessions held on two separate days. Players should attend both sessions to allow the staff to fully evaluate their ability. The staff may choose to add a third day of tryouts if additional evaluation time is needed. At the tryouts, players will participate in individual skill drills and small-sided games culminating in 8 v 8 or 11 v 11 games. If a prospective player misses the tryouts, they may be able to attend a supplemental tryout sessions if space remains available for that age group.
In addition to the tryouts, players who participated in the our U10 Academy will also be evaluated based on their performance during the Academy sessions. Based upon Academy player evaluations, players will be ranked by the professional staff and then assigned to the appropriate Competitive Program division. A player that, in the opinion of the professional staff, is not yet ready for competitive level of play will likely be advised to continue in the recreational program. In that case, you will be able to return to the registration system and complete the steps to enroll your player in the recreational program.
Pearland United training staff will form teams based upon their evaluation of player skill levels. This may take 2-3 days. You will be notified as to the division and team on which your child has been recommended for placement, at which time you will have the opportunity to accept or decline the offer. Once you have been notified of the placement of your player, you will need to decide almost immediately (no more than 24 hours) if you intend to commit to that team. If you do not commit within the 24 hours that position may be offered to another player.
Acceptance is defined as communication to the professional staff of your intent to play and returning to the Pearland United registration system to complete registration (including payment) to secure a spot on the team. Full payment for the Competitive Program is expected after you accept the offer to play and complete your registration. Given the quality of the competitive program, Pearland feels that parents are getting good value for their money. However, we recognize that the registration fees and associated costs can be challenging to family budgets. As such, the club offers an extended payment plan option with an additional processing fee and if your situation warrants may provide grants to offset costs. The club has a limited amount of grant dollars for Competitive Program players. Applications are due prior to tryouts and may be found on our website. You will be informed at tryouts of the grant amount that will be provided. You are responsible for paying the remainder of the fees in order to participate with your team.
Your registration fee includes a uniform package that typically consists of the following*:
- Game jersey and contrast jersey (Green and White)
- One pair game shorts
- One pair game socks
- 2 Practice T-shirts
*Uniform packages may vary year to year; more information will be provided at parent orientations or follow up communications. You may also wish to purchase additional items such as extra socks, t-shirts, game bags, hoodies, warm-ups. This will be at the individuals' or teams' expense. All items should comply with Club colors. The club will be happy to provide guidance in this area.
As a non-profit organization, Pearland United depends on parent volunteers to help grow and improve the club so more of our local youth and parents can enjoy soccer. Volunteers help the professional staff with all aspects of running a soccer club, from serving as volunteer coaches, team managers, and treasurers to performing competitive program- and club- level administrative, operational and committee tasks. Volunteer opportunities include promotion and advertising, communications, website administration, accounting and budgeting, registration, game scheduling, field striping, equipment manager, scorekeeping, uniforms, tournament coordination, and volunteer coordination. You can volunteer for a particular age group or help with club-wide tasks. In short, the club cannot function without volunteers. WE NEED YOU! Please participate in volunteer opportunities so that PU can provide the best possible experience for all players and parents. When you register, you have the opportunity to indicate what volunteer role(s) you can perform. You can also contact the club to volunteer by emailing any of the board members. Please note that if you are interested in serving as a volunteer coach or team manager, who provides support to the team's professional staff coach, you must fill out an application. Applications can be found on our webpage or by contacting the firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Taiwan's plans to boost its stock market drew skepticism from Citigroup Inc. to FPP Asset Management LLP even as the island's U.S.-traded shares jumped the most since April.
"There's no need for them to step in and bolster the stock market, it's totally unnecessary," Jonathan Neill, who helps oversee $250 million at FPP Asset Management in London, including a fund that is 50 percent Taiwanese shares, said by phone from London on Nov. 23. "It's not like their market is falling to pieces, it's just lagging some other markets and doing better than others."
The Taiex Index (TWSE) has fallen 5 percent this quarter, making it the third worst-performing Asian index after Mongolia and Sri Lanka, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Even after the declines, shares in the Taiex trade at an average 17.6 times estimated profit, a 28 percent premium over the MSCI Asia Pacific Index and more than valuations for South Korea's Kospi Index (KOSPI), the Shanghai Composite Index and the BSE India Sensitive Index.
The Bank of New York Mellon Taiwan ADR Index gained 3.7 percent to 234.03 in New York on Nov. 23, the largest one-day advance in the gauge of Taiwanese American depositary receipts since April 26, following a 3.1 percent jump in the Taiex. Premier Sean Chen has asked Minister Without Portfolio Kuan Chung-ming to prepare a proposal to boost local stocks after the Taiex sank to a four-month low on Nov. 21, Cheng Li-wun, a Cabinet spokeswoman, said in an interview after domestic markets closed last week.
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Banks that are part-owned by the government and state- controlled funds should buy stocks at lows, the Central News Agency cited Finance Minister Chang Sheng-ford as saying Nov. 22. About 2.2 billion Taiex shares were traded the following day, the most in four weeks, as the gauge's 30-day volatility rose to 14.7, the highest level since Aug. 22, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Overseas investors bought NT$12.4 billion ($426 million) more Taiwanese shares than they sold on Nov. 23, the biggest net purchases since Sept. 14, according to stock exchange data.
"The index was due for a bounce and this news definitely provides the fodder for one," Duke Shin, director of Asia sales at Auerbach Grayson & Co. in New York, said in a phone interview on Nov. 23. "But we've seen these sorts of artificial supporting of the markets before in Taiwan, Korea and elsewhere and they tend to be short-lived. For an export-driven economy like Taiwan, we need fundamental improvement in global demand for a sustained rally."
The NT$500 billion National Stabilization Fund isn't intervening in the market at this stage, Deputy Finance Minister Tseng Ming-chung said by phone in Taipei on Nov. 23. The fund was created in March 2000 to help protect Taiwan's markets from "significant occurrences at home and abroad," according to the finance ministry's website.
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The government also controls four other funds through which it can purchase equities. It instructed the funds to buy shares in September 2008 as Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s bankruptcy filing caused the Taiex to plunge 17 percent in four weeks. The government said it bought stocks in August 2011 to counter a two-week slump that dragged the index down by 15 percent.
Stocks have slumped this quarter on concern the global slowdown will crimp the island's exports of mobile-phone handsets and computers. Overseas shipments unexpectedly fell 1.9 percent in October from a year earlier, the eighth monthly drop this year.
The island's third-quarter gross domestic product expanded 0.98 percent from the previous year, the statistics bureau said on Nov. 23 in Taipei. The median in a Bloomberg News survey of economists was for 1 percent growth.
"One shouldn't look at government intention, but rather the policy action," Peter Kurz, an analyst at Citigroup, said by phone on Nov. 23 from Taipei. "Just because the government wants the market to go higher, doesn't necessarily mean that it will." His team was ranked first for Taiwanese research by Institutional Investor this year.
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It's Official… Weiner Pulls Out [VIDEO]
I'm sure you've all heard about Congressman Anthony Weiner and his accidental Tweet of his man parts to a college student. Seems last night at a picnnc….wonder what was served? hamburgers and hot dogs? Or maybe Lil" smokey wraps?
Anyway, bottom line is this guy was set to run for mayor of New York when it was "exposed" that he had been up to some extracurricular sharing of his man parts.
Let's be real, sending a little taste of what you can expect when you get home is something couples do these days, it's like cyber foreplay, but shooting your weiner out to all those on Tweeter and then saying someone else hacked your account took a picture of your little friend and then sent it ….. come on, how stupid did this guy think people are?!
Tell ya what listening to this story on the news it is really funny to listen to all the sexual innuendo's these guys are throwing in, check out the story and let me know how many you counted.
Here are a few I caught, "congress "ramps up pressure on Weiner, there has been " Intense pressure on Weiner," since this story broke. "A go between between Pelosi and Weiner, In regard to his style in congress, "he's always been a little in your face" (in regard to Congressman Weiner) and finally maybe they can focus on issues at hand before this "Weiner mess exploded."


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Should Idaho store nuclear waste?
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - Recently the Idaho Leadership In Nuclear Energy Commission turned in a progress report on the Idaho National Laboratory to the governor, and one portion of the report caught the state's attention.
The commission suggests the agreement with the federal government to not accept commercial nuclear waste might need to be changed.
Why? Because at this point, Yucca Mountain is off the table, and commercial nuclear waste has to go somewhere.
Should it come to Idaho? Along with the federal dollars that would include?
Jeff Sayer, the state Department of Commerce director, says if Idaho doesn't consider taking it, other states just begging for it.
"It is not just an environmental issue anymore, it's an economic issue," he said, adding that this is a conversation Idahoans need to have.
"We don't need to talk about this in the spirit of fear," he said.
For more of our interview with Sayer, watch the video attached to this story in full-browser view or under "Video" in the Local News 8 app.
Of course there are benefits and burdens to consider when suggesting Idaho become an interim nuclear waste storage site.
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Bluma Wulfovna Zeigarnik (Russian): Блюма Вульфовна Зейгарник) 9 November, 1900 − 24 February]], [[1988) was a Soviet psychologist and psychiatrist who discovered the Zeigarnik effect and established experimental psychopathology as a separate discipline.
Born into a Jewish family in Prienai, Zeigarnik matriculated from the Berlin University in 1927. She described the Zeigarnik effect in a diploma prepared under the supervision of Kurt Lewin. In the 1930s, she worked with Lev Vygotsky at the Soviet Institute of Experimental Medicine. During World War II, she assisted Alexander Luria in repairing head injuries. She was a co-founder of the Moscow State University Department of Psychology and the All-Russian Seminars in Psychopathology. She died in Moscow at the age of 87.
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We're sharing summer camp memories. Johnny says he remembers learning how Leech lake got its name and the long time it took to get the leeches off.
Stacey remembers waking in the morning after falling off the top bunk in the middle of the night and falling onto a skit prop (car jack). Another summer, she fell off a horse (ouch)!
(Mascara alert) Stacey shared this beautiful prayer, written by Kate Battistelli for her grand daughter, Audrey Jane. If you're thinking you've heard that name before, Kate is Francesca's mom. We play Francesca Battistelli's music right here on Family Life Radio.
Here's my prayer for you:
- I pray you will come to know Christ at an early age and relentlessly pursue Him until your last breath.
- I pray you will know your calling early and follow hard after it.
- I pray you will dream big, pray hard and love ferociously every day you're on this planet.
- I pray you will know you are fearfully and wonderfully made.
- I pray your life will be marked with humility, honesty and integrity. Living thus will require you to go against the flow but I already know you are incredibly strong and fearless.
- I pray that maintaining purity will be important to you. The culture will try to drag you down and convince you to devalue virtue but I'm praying you will be strong and resist every temptation. Learn this early: The culture is not your BFF.
- I pray you'll be a generous woman and will give to others no matter what because you'll know that everything you have, everything you've been given, is a gift from God.
- I pray, like your mom and dad, you'll be a world changer. Your life is incredibly important to God and He has something special that only you can do. In fact, He created you to do it before the foundation of the world.
- I pray you will always use wisdom with your words. Words either build up or tear down, they either speak life or death. Choose carefully.
- I pray you'll continue to grow in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man. Pursue wisdom and hold her close.
- I pray you'll have a strong sense of discernment and the ability to clearly hear God's voice. And to obey quickly.
- I pray you will honor your mother and father that your days may be long upon the land which the Lord your God is giving you.
- I pray you will always love and and be a friend to your big brother, Matthew Elijah. He is incredible and amazing and precious to God too.
- No matter what God calls you to do, I pray you'll do it fearlessly. Or, just do it afraid. But do it. And refuse to compromise the truth.
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- I pray you will always keep your word and honor your commitments.
- I pray you will never be afraid to believe the impossible. I pray you'll always be willing to take the God Dare.
- You are of royal heritage and you will get to know your King and Father as you grow. Don't ever forget you really are a princess which comes with great privilege but also great responsibility. You are a princess because your Father is a King. So I'm praying you will lead but serve. Don't be afraid to wash feet. Don't be afraid to go into all the world and love the unloveable.
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In this weeks podcast I look at two issues that have got a lot of press over the last few weeks:
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- The Gerald Healy arguement – three different systesm. Problem?
- Holding the Ball
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"We had a lovely time the cottage ..."We had a lovely time the cottage was perfect for us and the dogs, everywhere we wanted to go was in easy reach, The Alwinton show was a great afternoon which we all enjoyed. The walks in the surrounding areas were very dog friendly as was the cottage.
- Open fire
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Thropton 0.75 miles.
A charming end of terrace cottage in the peaceful little hamlet of Ryehill, less than one mile on foot from the village of Thropton and a short drive from the town of Rothbury.
This Thropton cottage is in a perfect position for exploring all of Coquetdale and the Simonside Hills.
Just a short walk from the River Coquet, this Thropton cottage boasts wooden flooring throughout the ground floor and French doors from the sitting area which lead guests to a wonderful garden area.
The open plan living area has a contemporary edge to it with a corner shaped leather sofa, yet the toasty woodburner, with surrounding inglenook, reminds you that you are in the heart of the country, surrounded by fields and farmlands.
Also at this superb cottage in Thropton is a well-equipped kitchen with sleek units and a wooden worktop, whilst upstairs are two good-sized bedrooms and a modern bathroom with shower.
The village of Thropton is accessed via a delightful walk across fields and a footbridge over the Coquet or via a picturesque five-mile drive, there you will find two good pubs/restaurants, serving great food and top quality ales.
Rothbury is only a three-mile drive away with an array of shops, quaint tea rooms and traditional pubs, whilst nearby the Northumberland National Park offers great walking and cycling opportunities.
Discover NT Cragside Hall, the Simonside Hills, the Heritage Coast and Hadrian's Wall, while a short drive to the east lies Alnwick Castle and Gardens, famous for the filming of many of the Harry Potter scenes.
A lovely Thropton cottage in a great location whatever the time of year.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, electric shower over, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburner.
- Calor gas central heating with woodburner
- Electric oven and hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, selection of books, games and DVDs
- Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Cot and highchair on request
- Roadside parking
- Enclosed, lawned garden with patio, furniture and BBQ
- Two well-behaved dogs welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop and pub 12 mins walk
- River 8 mins walk
- Note: Thropton is accessed via a footbridge, by car it is 5 miles
- Note: There is a stream which runs across the road from the property
- Note: Due to the property being situated next to a livestock farm (with sheep, cows and chickens), dogs should be kept on a lead
- Note: Water supply from spring water which is tested regularly.
About the location
Rothbury 2 miles; Alnwick 14 miles.
Thropton in Coquetdale is situated 2 miles west of Rothbury on the north bank of the famous salmon and trout river, the Coquet, and is dominated by the heather clad Simonside Hills. With its relaxing pace, Thropton is the ideal place to take a holiday. The village is accessed via a pretty, single carriage bridge which takes you over the Wreigh Burn and into the village which is small and peaceful with two excellent pubs serving good food and drink, and a village store. The nearby Northumberland National Park and Simonside Hills provide some of the best walking and cycling in the county. Nearby Rothbury has a golf course, public tennis court, cycle hire and of course the famous Cragside Hall to explore. A short drive away there is more history to explore in the delightful castles and endless beaches of the heritage coastline, including, Hadrian's Wall and Alnwick Castle.
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Ever Walk Out Of A Movie?
I need to confess something. This weekend I did something I had only done once before in my life. I walked out of a movie. "Hercules" starring Dwayne Johnson is full of violent battle scenes and I just couldn't take it anymore. Plus the monotone way in which "The Rock" delivered many of his lines made me yearn for some better acting. So I went across the hall to the theatre which had Diane Keaton and Michael Douglas on screen.
Have you ever walked out of a movie? Care to name names and tell us which one? The only other film I gave up on mid-way was "Fresh Horses" in 1988. It starred Molly Ringwald and Andrew McCarthy who were so great in "Pretty In Pink."
"Hercules" is doing well at the box-office and I'm sure a lot of people are finding a lot to like about it, such as the impressive special effects, but it just wasn't my cup of tea.
If you have ever bailed on a film mid-way through, please let us know in the comments section below. Or if you have any summer movies you'd recommend, we're all ears.