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Once upon a time a young balding lad name LeBron left his hometown and took his talents to South Beach.
It's worked out pretty well for him.
Now Arkansas is trying to get four prospects who live near South Beach to bring their talents to Fayetteville.
The Razorbacks will host five-star Plantation (FL) South Florida tailback Alex Collins (5-11, 207) , Miami Booker T. Washington four-star offensive lineman Denver Kirkland (6-5, 330), West Palm Beach Suncoast defensive tackle Ke'Tyrus Marks (6-2, 265) and Miami Northwestern cornerback De'Andre Coley (6-1, 185) on official visits this weekend along with several other top prospects.
Collins is one of the top talents in the country as evidenced by the fact that he is ranked as the third-best tailback in the country per Scout.com.
He originally committed to Miami, but the fact that the Hurricanes are facing NCAA legal troubles has him looking at Arkansas, Wisconsin, Florida and Florida State as well.
Collins had a visit from Arkansas running backs coach Joel Thomas and Razorback defensive line coach Charlie Partridge on Wednesday before taking in Miami's destruction of visiting Duke in basketball later that day.
Kirkland - Scout's fifth-best offensive tackle nationally – has already visited Ole Miss, Florida State, South Florida and Miami.
"I want a staff that's going to take care of me and really be with me during the hard times and the good times," Kirkland told Scout.com recently.
Marks was a lightly-recruited prospect before breaking onto the radar after setting a school record with 14 sacks this season.
All of a sudden coaches from Arkansas, Wake Forest, Bobby Petrino's Western Kentucky program, UMass, Florida International and Florida Atlantic all popped up on campus.
"Everything's different now," Marks told the Palm Beach Post.
The Miami trio will be joining at least two others visiting this weekend and maybe as five more could show up.
Also expected to arrive on Friday are UCLA offensive lineman commit Kenny Lacy (6-5, 270) of Phoenix (AZ) Mountain Pointe and Newton (Texas) cornerback D.J. Dean (5-10, 180).
The other publicly known possibility who might visit is Houston Bellaire offensive tackle Dwayne Johnson (6-6, 275), who has been close to committing to Nebraska while Little Rock Central safety A.J. Tucker (6-3, 195) may also show up after a meeting Friday morning with Arkansas assistant Barry Lunney, Jr.
Tentative list of Arkansas official visitors for Jan. 25-27:
• De'Andre Coley, CB, 6-1, 175, Miami (FL) Northwestern
• Alex Collins, TB, 5-11, 207, Plantation (FL) South Plantation High
• D.J. Dean, ATH, 5-10, 180, Newton, Texas
• Dwayne Johnson, OL, 6-6, 275, Houston (Texas) Bellaire
• Denver Kirkland, OL, 6-4, 333, Miami (FL) Booker T. Washington
• Kenny Lacy, OL, 6-5, 270, Phoenix (AZ) Mountain Pointe (UCLA commit))
• Ke'Tyrus Marks, DT, 6-1, 265, West Palm Beach (FL) Suncoast
• A.J. Tucker, S, 6-3, 195, Little Rock Central
Alex Collins
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Chapman, Merele David, also Palm Springs - bankruptcy, real estate
DeFrank, Michael, also Banning - criminal
Firth, Robert L. - bankruptcy
Hostrop & Associates - family, civil litigation
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Anderholt & Turner - administrative, tax, real estate, estate planning, intellectual property, business, construction, bankruptcy
Burch, Renell E.
Fitzgerald & Mule - labor, employment
Gibbs & Associates, Joseph A. - civil litigation, real estate, business, employment
Kramer Deboer Endedelicato & Keane (KDEK) - medical/legal malpractice, construction defect, appellate, employment, elder abuse
Lee, Kimberly T. (Desert Law Group) - estate planning
Martin, Douglas - estate planning
McDermott, Thomas J. - business
Milner & Markee - immigration
Neil Dymott, also Temecula - business, administrative, employment, estate planning, intellectual property, personal injury, insurance, construction, insurance
Regar, Barry - personal injury
Reitman Law - business, criminal, family
Roemer & Harnik - bankruptcy, estate planning, business litigation, labor/employment
Shifflet Kane & Konoske - construction, employment, appellate, environmental, workers' compensation, real estate
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Adams & Associates, John Q. - personal injury
Anderson, Thomas T. - personal injury, construction defects
Cabrera, Peter R. - criminal, personal injury, family
Castillo & Kaufman, also Santa Ana - personal injury, workers' compensation
Cormell, Shaffer - criminal
Dolan Law Offices - criminal
Fesmire & Williams - landlord/tenant
Friedrichs, Angela J. - criminal
McGowan, Mark J. - personal injury, estate planning, business, real estate, family
Quezada, Xochitl Anita - family
Rodriguez, Mario - criminal
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Barton Law Firm - estate planning, family
Bommarito, Salvatore
Burt, Julia E. - business
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Hart, Richard - litigation
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Binkley, Daryl L. - estate planning
Bojic, Paul D. (Desert Attorney) - real estate
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Camp, Warren D.
Cannon, Jeffrey C. - business, intellectual property, litigation
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Cohn & Swartzon - personal injury
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Cross & Associates, Edward H. - real estate, construction defects, environmental, personal injury, business
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Daniel Radcliffe is refreshingly honest. He admitted in an interview that some of his acting in the Harry Potter films was "not very good". Radcliffe made the point that his very public development from child star to twenty-something actor means "the moments I'm not as proud of, mistakes other actors get to make in rehearsal rooms or at drama school, are all on film for everyone to see."
While pausing briefly to wonder whether the Harry Potter films had rehersals or script read-throughs before shooting, we asked @guardianfilm followers what other actors are best known for, arguably, their worst roles.
"The much-debated topic of the genius/terribleness of Shelly Duval's The Shining performance comes to mind," said George Washbourne, of a role described by Stanley Kubrick as ""one of the most misogynistic characters ever put on film. She's basically just there to scream and be stupid."
"Tobey MacGuire in Spider-Man, [and] his co-star Kirsten Dunst. Two poor performances for the price of one," suggested Daniel Pearce.
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Aaron and Matthew must journey across the Violet Isle together, surviving against the odds, but can they survive each other as their motives clash in a race against time.
We were poised in the penumbra of petrified trees; tucked away behind a collection of charred skeletal trunks and branches which clawed the lilac sky. Makeshift weapons and armour were our only resource here, here in this ten mile hunting ground.
I heard the sky bubble; I watched it spit bursts of sphere lightening out in spirals from a crack in the dark, purple clouds. I assumed this was how it begun. Some shifted uneasily, they disturbed the sulphurous floor; a stench filled the air. I knew it would attract the hunters.
A foghorn of thunder erupted from above. We watched as they emerged, floated down to the ground. Large feathery parasols of purple and gold carried them; it was like an ethereal echelon of Mary Poppins. Coils of plant-like roots bound around one arm, their silhouette forming the exact pose of the old Disney legend. This had been me just months before hand. Half-consciously swirled into this world, dropping from the sky, unable to process the vast world sprawling out before me. The very same blackened claws of trees that I hid beneath now stretched out to the shore where lilac waves lapped at a beach made of bones. What kind of person must you be to take that in?
In the distance we heard that unearthly screech that had become so familiar to our ears. We flinched, curled ourselves even tighter against the trees.
The first of the dazed, Mary Poppins batch touched down. Their new legs, unused, collapsed beneath them. Their eyes trying hard to adjust to the vibrant hues and dark shadows. They mumbled nonsense words with their new tongues; spoke in languages that had long since been forgotten to our ears.
One of my fellow observers stepped out and into the clearing. Brave of them, I thought. They assisted the newcomer, took an arm around their neck and carried them carefully back into the tree line. We all watched on beneath the peaks of our hoods as the almost translucent skin of the newcomer slowly hardened and became solid. His eyes cracked with veins and brimmed with fear, confusion and an uncertain sense of melancholy.
I cringed, recalling the same feeling. It was hard to tell how much time had passed precisely since we had all been in the same position. When I had descended, degraded into this form, there had been so many of us, probably in the hundreds. Now I could only count twenty. Some faces, I recognized. Others I did not. A few covered their faces with scarves or makeshift masks – ironically in an attempt not to scare the newcomers.
As more of them landed, the feathery umbrellas wilted and dissipated in a wisp of golden embers. I crouched motionless in the shadows of trees, watching as some of my descendancy stepped forward to help the new descendants.
Some opted to help more than one of them – there were thrice as many of them as there were of us. Two or three of my group found a newcomer and left. Others came together to form a team to take on the hardships ahead.
I continued to watch.
There were far too many newcomers for us to take.
Cacophonous in the glittering sky, was a crushing scream. A quivering, translucent shadow swooped hard and fast, sang its discordant song. That unearthly scream was close now.
Through the small swarm of descending human forms, the sky shadow swept, clasping at them with snapping teeth of a vibrant ultra violet. A clot of diaphanous dead hung loosely in its clamped teeth. I hid in the shadows. There was nothing we could do for them now.
Remnants of the newcomers fell hard to the floor, either a hard landing, or the beast had snapped away their ghostly parachutes. With the hood on my cloak pulled up over my head I darted between the withering trees towards the drop zone. Several women and men lay, collapsed on the floor, their skin stiffening into that pale white solidity.
Now I knew why someone had stepped up to collect the first landing. How could I choose between the confused, remaining victims? How could I pick someone for the journey ahead?
I paused, hesitating in the treeline as the soul hunter swooped once more, a set of teeth at the end of its tail snapping and snatching the survivors of the floor.
One man glanced up and reached out a hand, he clawed into the ground and tugged his ill working legs along, scoring his trail into the black and golden ashes.
He was the one.
I burst into the opening just as the monster above coiled mid-air and dropped down again. I rolled to avoid the teethtail but slammed awkwardly onto my stomach, my fingers just out of reach of the man, solidifying in front of me.
I spun sideways and rolled backwards so I lay next to him. I clambered ungracefully to my knees and wrapped an arm around him. He glanced at me in terror. His eyes questioned this barrage of blurry information, this new world, these new faces, new predators; it was a far cry from having to dodge rudeboy racers as you crossed the road near Hackney marshes.
I tugged him to his feet, but he tripped, ungainly. I tumbled with him as his weight pulled down on me. We rose time after time, each time clattering back to the sulphurous ash. Above us the shadow flapped and sang its banshee sounds, teeth cracked at the ground as the two of us wrestled to our feet.
Eventually we reached the treeline; others hung back in the shadows watching as the last of the newcomers were consumed by the shadow creature. Tears stained the cheeks of some, others wandered away into the golden glow of fireflies, hanging in the forest depths. I watched on with pity.
My survivor begun to support himself slightly – he would need to in the coming days. Glances were exchanged amidst my fellowship. We dispersed into the undergrowth.
Hiding in shadows; hiding from shadows.
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More senior moments in the railcard debate
I have never laughed out loud when reading Your Shout before but when I saw the conclusion to Chris Chapman's letter (August 9) complaining of having to pay a penalty fare when he forgot his senior railcard, I could not contain myself.
"I am left with the impression the rail companies' only interest is to make as much money as they can." D'oh!
Chris Renn
Donington, Lincs
On a recent round trip between Nottingham and Fleet in Hants, I used my senior railcard to purchase tickets costing £27.70. Only on the final leg of the journey was I asked to show my railcard. I had forgotten it so was refused access to the train and sent to the ticket office to buy a new ticket. There was a queue so not only did I have to spend a further £49.70 to get home but I missed the train I was booked on and arrived home much later and poorer than planned.
I, too, wrote to the rail company concerned, East Midlands Trains, enclosing a copy of my valid railcard, but here our experiences differ.
I received a letter of apology, a refund of £49.70 and a description of plans to ensure a more consistent ticket and railcard checking procedure in the future.
On time, clean and comfortable - and fair to its passengers - a lesson for the Norwich to London line?
Tony Stafford,
The deal on the trains is that a discounted fare is offered with a valid railcard. A condition is that the railcard must be carried at the time of travel. If Chris Chapman had forgotten his when he travelled then he breached the conditions of the ticket and is consequently liable for the full fare. It really is that simple and the message is clear: do not forget your railcard.
Peter Salter,
Why is Chris Chapman left with merely "an impression" that "the rail companies' only interest is to make as much money as they can"?
As he holds a senior railcard, he is old enough to remember that these companies are the product of the Conservative government's privatisation programme - the purpose of such programme being to provide rich, and subsidised, pickings for their corporate and wealthy supporters at the expense of the rest of us, and certainly not a public service.
George Redman,
London, SE9
Why is no one called to account for this greed?
As I read Patrick Collinson's article on self-certification mortgages (On Reflection, August 9), I could not help but reflect on the hoops my wife and I had to go through as teachers in 1965 to obtain a mortgage on the basis of what was considered to be a reliable formula of 90% of the value of the property and not more than three times our annual earnings - with some reservation as to whether the building society was prepared to take into account my wife's earnings.
I have followed the saga of Northern Rock's collapse; the sheer greedy foolhardiness of specialist finance people being so ready to provide 125% mortgages; then your information about these "specialist lenders" and the investment banks.
And still no one is called to account.
Senior people at Northern Rock, taking huge bonuses that make a little household burglary seem irrelevant, walk away scot-free.
It is difficult to understand how governments have been prepared even to countenance this level of irresponsibility and greed. Yet they have encouraged it.
Where did it all go wrong? Who is going to be brave enough to turn the clock back after so much demutualisation and the City slickers being regarded as the nation's heroes?
Malcolm Matthews,
The self-certification mortgage is indeed a hilarious concept, but take a look at the Guardian's website. At the foot of the Money homepage is an ad for an outfit offering loans to those with bad credit, county court judgments, etc.
But full marks for stating the bleedin' obvious about Northern Rock - that it should be returned to mutuality and not to the kind of spivs who buggered it up in the first place.
Root Cartwright,
via email
It's easy to fall for the high-pressure scam
Richard Cooper is too hard on the victims of lottery scams, boiler rooms, etc (Your Shout, August 9). One does not have to be greedy or dishonest to fall for the persuasive, high-pressure lies that salespeople often tell; one just has to have a trusting nature that has not been hardened by previous scams. It is experience and cynicism that stops me falling for things, not a superior moral nature.
The government should come down hard on con artists: they ruin people's lives and they should face imprisonment, not merely fines.
Richard Mountford,
Tonbridge, Kent
Company right to stall on car insurance claim
Your correspondent (August 9) admits having failed to disclose a relevant fact when applying for car insurance, then failing to do so at every renewal. He has thus benefited from cheaper car insurance for several years and now seems to be cross he has been caught.
Tony Evans,
Whatever happened to the service template?
I read with surprise in Your Shout (August 9) that Royal Mail refused to send a cardboard measuring template to a customer who had requested one, instead referring the person to the company that makes the expensive Perspex version.
Excellent customer service from Royal Mail, once again.
Postwatch, the consumer council for postal services, was involved in the implementation of the new system in August 2006, during which we received several hundred measuring templates to issue to customers on our UK-wide information programme, or to send out whenever customers requested them.
You may print my contact details should you wish to do so, informing customers that a limited stock of templates are available should they require one.
However, they'll need to hurry - Postwatch is due to be wound up on September 30.
I will also raise the matter with Royal Mail because it really should have a stock of templates for instances such as this.
Jerome Mallon, policy manager,
Postwatch email@example.com
Luring new customers at expense of old ones
Please warn your readers about the banks' and building societies' continuing practice of bringing out new issues of existing savings accounts. My bank, Anglo Irish, has just brought out a second issue of its Easy Access account.
We have two accounts with them and if I hadn't noticed their interest rate increase to 6.4% in your paper, I would have been none the wiser. Although I read the Guardian and the Observer, I have seen no notice of this new issue. To change over to this higher interest rate one has to phone up and order application forms, and R85 tax exemption forms.
This is obviously a ploy to discourage existing customers from obtaining the higher rate and is nothing short of a con.
John Driscoll,
Honiton, Devon
Red light on bank's Green Flag cover
Having seen reports alerting people to the financial inefficiency in paying extra for premium bank accounts and not actually using any of the services in the package, I decided to downgrade because I was paying £12.95 every month and not benefiting.
When I mentioned this to my bank, I was told: "Hang on, you're paying for the AA when you've already got Green Flag with us, and it's £15 a year cheaper."
So I decided to stay with the premium account because it included Green Flag's roadside assistance.
Last week, on the way from Wiltshire to my home in Wales, my car died on me, leaving me stranded in the thunder and lightning on the hard shoulder of the M4.
I phoned Green Flag and I told the man I was 23 miles from the Severn Bridge on the English side, and which service station I had just left.
But that was not good enough. I was told to walk up the motorway and find the next junction or emergency phone. I then received a call to say they would be there in 60 minutes - in all fairness, they were there in 30 minutes.
However, once in the recovery vehicle, I was informed that I am only covered under my bank's policy for a 10-mile radius.
I had to leave my car with a garage in Chippenham. They kindly dropped me off at Leigh Delamare services, from where I had to ring my son to pick me up.
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Javadoc of TokenStream.end() somehow confusing ---------------------------------------------- Key: LUCENE-1875 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-1875 Project: Lucene - Java Issue Type: Bug Components: Analysis Affects Versions: 2.9 Reporter: Uwe Schindler Fix For: 2.9 The Javadocs of TokenStream.end() are somehow confusing, because they also refer to the old TokenStream API ("after next() returned null"). But one who implements his TokenStream with the old API cannot make use of the end() feature, as he would not use attributes and so cannot update the end offsets (he could, but then he should rewrite the whole TokenStream). To be conform to the old API, there must be an end(Token) method, which we will not add. I would drop the old API from this docs. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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AS the wireless communications industry transforms itself from analog to digital technology, Motorola Inc., whose reputation for innovation, high-quality products and smart strategic thinking flourished in the early 1990's, has looked surprisingly clumsy at times.
The latest embarrassment stemmed from reports last week of a falling out with Primeco Personal Communications L.P., which has a $500 million contract with Motorola to help build a nationwide digital wireless phone system. Primeco has apparently become so annoyed with disruptions in service that it is planning to cancel the contract and perhaps take the drastic step of ripping out equipment already purchased.
Analysts say the direct impact of ending the Primeco relationship would be minimal; Motorola had nearly $30 billion in annual sales last year. But the news certainly does not help a corporate image tarnished by several missteps in new markets in recent years, missteps that make analysts worry that other customers may become more hesitant to sign major new contracts with Motorola.
Making matters worse, Motorola is also confronted with some challenges beyond its control. The biggest is the economic crisis in Asia, where it got 26 percent of its revenue last year. No wonder Motorola, the Schaumburg, Ill.-based semiconductor and telecommunications giant, has Wall Street anxiously wondering how the company will regain the momentum that made it so popular among investors in the early 1990's.Continue reading the main story
''The range of earnings projections for Motorola this year and next is wider than usual,'' said Charles Hill, director of research at the First Call Corporation, which monitors reports from 29 analysts at brokerage firms that follow the company. Nine of those analysts have strong ''buy'' recommendations on the stock, but one has an outright ''sell'' recommendation -- rare for Wall Street -- and 12 others list Motorola as a ''hold,'' which is about as negative as most analysts will get.
For many, the biggest uncertainty comes from the same questions hanging over much of American industry: how deep will Asia's financial woes get and how long will they persist? Asia affects Motorola in two ways. Demand for semiconductors and other key products has weakened during the months of financial turmoil in East Asia. Telephone companies in struggling nations like Indonesia have put big-ticket contracts for new cellular telephone network equipment on hold.
And Asian manufacturers selling products like cellular phones are likely to be tougher competitors, if they are based in countries like South Korea where the local currency has plummeted in value, giving them a sizable cost advantage.
But Wall Street has also been worried -- and far more frustrated -- by the ways Motorola has been hurting itself. As the Primeco episode highlights, the biggest such problems at the moment are in wireless communications products, especially the cellular telephone business.
Much of the luster investors attached to the Motorola name -- the stock is still rivaled only by Intel as a favorite technology holding of investment clubs -- was gained when demand for its pagers skyrocketed and its analog cellular technology dominated the market along with that of L. M. Ericsson of Sweden.
But over the last three years, Motorola ranked 97th of the 100 largest publicly traded companies in the total return it offered its investors.
Industrywide downturns in the huge semiconductor business hurt. So did the failure of the Power PC microchip Motorola developed with I.B.M. to grab significant market share in the personal computer business. And cable modems, which allow consumers to connect to the Internet over cable television lines, failed to take off as anticipated.
The last thing the company needed was another blow to its image as a technology pioneer. But that came last Monday when Crain's Chicago Business reported that Primeco wanted to cancel its contract and remove already-installed Motorola equipment. On Tuesday, after The Wall Street Journal published additional details, Motorola's shares fell nearly 5 percent, to $57.625. They closed on Friday at $55.625, down $1.625. In July, it reached its 52-week high of $89.9375.
Neither company was willing to discuss the reports in detail.
Analysts fret that the problem with Primeco will scare away some potential customers. The Primeco problem drew attention to unrelated trends, like the sharp decline for prospects of semiconductor growth in Asia. It also reminded Wall Street of the other problems Motorola has had getting competitive products to market quickly and keeping customers happy. For instance, Motorola's models of special digital telephones are just reaching the consumer market, far behind nimble competitors like Nokia of Finland.Continue reading the main story


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The board, which is supposed to run the business in the interests of the owners, should hang its head in shame at that division of rewards. Those 231 employees could not operate without the shareholders' £51 billion, whereas the shareholders could most certainly find 231 others to run the bank, and for a lot less than the average £2 million-plus this lot were paid, given that, to borrow Warren Buffett's observation, they are probably making the mistake of confusing their value with the value of the seats in which they sit.
Profits might even be higher. The authorities today have created monetary conditions where banks can make easy profits to rebuild their balance sheets. The central banks adopted a similar policy after the banking crisis of 1982 and it worked then, though in those days bankers did not think government-guaranteed profits entitled them to bonuses.
This time we could be stirring up trouble for ourselves by allowing such inequality of income to re-emerge. Robert Wade, a professor at the London School of Economics, has noted how the polarisation of US society as reflected in its politics has gone from a high point in the Twenties to a low between 1950 and 1980 and back up to a high now.
His concern is this extremism in politics correlates very closely with extremes of income. By illustration, the share of the top 1% of households in US national income peaked at 22% in 1929, then fell progressively to a low of only 8% in the Seventies. It then took off in the Reagan years to hit 22% again in 2006.
It is hard to believe that the pattern in this country would be very different and it seems undeniable that polarisation in incomes leads to polarisation in society, that the gulf in incomes becomes a gulf in values.
There will, of course, always be anarchists looking for an excuse to kick in a window, but much more threatening for the Government and damaging for the country is the seething resentment of all the others in society who would never dream of such a thing.
In the regions arts cry out for help...
Just when you think it is safe to read a press release from the Institute of Economic Affairs, the free-market think-tank reverts to type with something eye-wateringly stupid.
Thus yesterday, as organisations around the country waited to see if they were to get funding from the Arts Council, the institute's Mark Littlewood said there should be no money for anybody. "Popular arts don't need subsidies.
Unpopular arts don't deserve subsidies," he said.
That may be true on the planet Zog, but it is certainly not true in most towns outside London.
His further claim: "If the arts funded by the state really do enrich our lives sufficiently, then it won't be and isn't difficult to persuade people to contribute," could only be made by someone who has no idea how difficult it is to raise serious money for the arts from businesses anywhere other than where the directors live and their spouses can see it.
Global consolidation means few businesses of size are headquartered outside London these days, and their local management rarely has either the budget or the discretion to help.
Even BP, which has taken billions out of the North Sea, contributes not a penny to fundraising at my alma mater, Aberdeen University, let alone local arts. Personal wealth is stretched thinner too.
There are not many hedge-fund managers or investment bankers in Ipswich, still fewer in Wolverhampton or Newcastle.
Perhaps the IEA hadn't noticed.
London's still got it...
There is an interesting postscript to the debate aired here yesterday about whether the City will lose ground to overseas locations as the tax and regulatory regime in London is tightened on the back of the banking crisis. It appears that in the past few weeks a huge amount of cash has flowed into London - into private banks, hedge funds and real-estate funds - from the Arab countries.
The reasons are obvious. Those with money in the Middle East are worried about the current wave of instability so want to get it somewhere safe. It is interesting though that when looking for such a safe haven they don't go to Shanghai, Mumbai or any of those other places such as Singapore, which soothsayers here say will shortly be eating the City's lunch.
Whatever some of the locals might be saying about London, it obviously still has a reputation throughout the world for integrity and stability which rivals cannot match.
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Oh I agree wholeheartedly. There was a ton of holding on both sides.
Just wondering what you guys thought of this comment.
With that said, Dallas will come to a few times in the season where its fanbase will be complaining about a loss because of a bad call or lack of a call. What goes around comes around. not saying cruz hold was the difference as the giants would of still lost by 3. however when you see a star DE getting not just held but almost tackled on every play its gets a little comical. also was listening to a sports station that was saying that BB was really happen what he saw the cowboys getting away with on the Giants WRs.. the announcer said BB will have his players do it all day until its called
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
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The holding wasn't the issue for me since it was occurring equally on both sides and not being called equally on both sides, as mentioned already.
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TITLE: Name's Sergeant O'Leary, If Ya Please.
Thomas O'Leary was just a child in those days. Any free time he had, he hung around the 21st Precinct police station, watching the comings and goings amid the cacophony of human voices, horses neighing, and the loud ahh-oooh-gahs from the auto horns. He shook his head, and listened for any exciting news.
Bank robbers were his favorite, stirring his imagination to endless heights of fantasy. He often dreamed at night, of being the greatest hero in all of downtown Chicago. He could hear the voice of his mother in the background. "Your da were the best Copper on the beat," she would say, a hanky to her eyes. "Ya do him proud, son."
His da had been Sergeant Colin O'Leary, both respected and feared. Loved by his family and the many friends in their neighborhood, he took no guff from those who dared to defy the authority of the police force. He would catch thieves by surprise and cuff 'em before they knew what had happened to them.
"Just who do you think you are, copper?" They'd yell at him.
"Name's Sergeant O'Leary, if ya please," he'd say with pride.
He never knew how his da had died. "In the line of duty", was all he was ever told. After the funeral, his mother clipped the story about the incident from the local newspaper. She cried for days, holding the paper next to her heart. Then one day, she folded it, placed it between the pages of a black Bible, and packed it away in a trunk. Nothing more was said. Thomas let it be. His da was his hero; he couldn't have died any other way. "And I'm gona be just like him some day!" Thomas promised himself.
Thirty years later, Thomas lie in a hospital bed. When he opened his eyes, the room blurred, and he felt a sharp pain in his ribs. He watched his mother take a seat beside his bed. They talked a bit, and then she took a black Bible out of her purse, and laid it within his reach. Patting the cover, she said there was something inside he might like to have. Along with it, she placed a copy of the latest Chicago Tribune.
"Twas a brave ting ya did, son. Savin' that girl in the bank an all." She kissed his forehead and whispered proudly, "Ya done yer da proud, Sergeant O'Leary."
After his mother left, he opened the Bible, and stared at the newspaper clipping. The headline read: "Local Hero. Our Own Sergeant O'Leary, If Ya Please." It went on to tell how his father had surprised a would-be bank robber. In a desperate move to escape, the man pulled a hidden gun from his coat. His father, seeing a young girl was in danger, flung himself at the thief and was shot instead. But before he died, Sergeant O'Leary had handcuffed the man, and with his life ebbing away, made sure everyone in the bank was safe until help came.
Thomas closed his eyes. "I knew it, Da." He held the paper against his chest, close to the wound, where a bullet had narrowly missed his heart.
A nurse came into the room just then. She picked up his clipboard. "And who do we have here today?" She asked, scanning the chart. "Let's see...Thomas O'Leary, is it?"
The young man placed the clipping next to the morning newspaper with the headline: "Local Hero."
"Name's Sergeant O'Leary, if ya please."
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Merlin's stomach was somewhere around his ears as he fell through the air. Suddenly the floor came rushing up and he hit it shoulders first.
"Ok. That hurt." Merlin got up and rubbed his bruised and bashed shoulders. At least he hadn't broken something or died which could very easily have happened. It turned out that the hole had led to a drop of about ten meters or so. It had looked endless from the top.
The first thing he noticed about his surroundings was that there was a long passageway going away to his left. It looked like a huge gaping mouth of a very large creature. It was too dark to see how far it went or what it led to. He looked up. The sides of the tunnel he had fallen through were flat and smooth. There was no way he was going back up there. The sides were far too flat to climb. He would have to go down the tunnel.
There was something about it he didn't like. It seemed like it was beckoning him to go in and then, when he had, it would snap him up like a frog would a fly. Merlin hesitated for a moment. He really didn't want to go down that tunnel. Why did he have to jump?! Well there was no other option but to go down it.
Cautiously he began to walk down the passageway. It was light enough to be able to see but also dark enough to bump into things and Merlin stubbed his toes multiple times of a few of the smaller rocks.
For sometime the tunnel was small and narrow but at length it widened out and became a large cave. Suddenly there was a strange "splish" noise and Merlin felt something wet and sticky seeping through his shoes into his socks. Grimacing, he looked down and discovered that he had stood in something. He lent on the wall of the tunnel and inspected his shoe. There was a slimy substance pasted all over it. It looked like bat droppings. Wait…it was! Merlin looked up at the roof. Droppings plus cave equals bats and there were indeed hundreds of bats lining the ceiling of the cave.
Merlin stepped forward quietly, not wanting to wake them and cause them to panic. His foot squelched noisily in another pile of goo and he flinched. Another step caused a pebble to slide under his foot and roll away and the next he slipped on some moss. This sort of thing continued until the bats heard.
An eye, big, round and shiny, opened suddenly from above and blinked at Merlin. Merlin stared back at it, keeping as still as possible. Maybe it wouldn't see him.
The bat unfolded its abnormally large wings and screeched loudly. Suddenly a million other eyes opened and blinked at the young man who had intruded on them. In a split second the uncountable number of black creatures were flying hectically about the air, obscuring all vision, which had already been very little at best.
Merlin, his arms thrown up around his head to protect his face, ran for his life, bats hitting him relentlessly. One especially large one crashed headlong into his stomach and winded, he dived for the exit. He fell headfirst into a puddle of something he didn't want to know about and leapt up, scrabbling away down the tunnel. Suddenly he realized it was a different tunnel to the one he had come from. That had to be a bonus didn't it? Well only if this wasn't a dead end or something worse. Well there was only one way to find out so he began head off down the passageway.
"I made you breakfast."
Arthur reluctantly opened his eyes to see Hunith with a bowl before him and the light of morning shining through the window.
"Oh, thanks." Arthur took the bowl and Hunith busied herself with some sewing in a corner. Arthur eyed the bowl of pasty porridge warily. It was the same stuff as before but there was just more of it. He assumed that was because Ealdor's crop yield had been better this year seeing as there wasn't a thug around to pilfer them of it. He still remembered the awful taste of the stuff but this time there was no one to give it to so he gingerly began to eat the slop.
It turned out to not be as bad as he thought though it was of a weird textures that suck to the roof of your mouth like a sheet of wet paper.
"Well, you should be off…" Hunith piped up suddenly, "I've fed and watered your horse."
"Thank you." Arthur said, getting up and putting the empty bowl on a table. He gathered his things together and went out side, Hunith in tow.
He saddled his horse and hitched his rucksack on to the animals back.
"Good luck." Hunith said.
Arthur noticed she wasn't saying much but he couldn't blame her for being scared. If he had a son who had been kidnapped he would be just the same.
"Thanks. When I return I shall bring Merlin with me." Arthur said. He wanted to sound sure to her that he was able to rescues her son but the truth was that he wasn't certain at all. If the writer of the letter was indeed Nimueh's brother then chances are that he would also be a powerful sorcerer and that would make things only more difficult.
Saying his farewells Arthur shook the horse's reins and galloped away leaving an anxious Hunith behind.
He rode on for hours before he came to the bowl on the map. There was a steep slope going up very suddenly on the flat landscape and if you were to walk around it you discover that it was roughly round. There were tall ferns with stems the width of Arthur's arm going up the slope. It almost looked like a rainforest. On closer inspection the soil of the hill turned out to be spongy and peaty so Arthur would have to leave his horse behind on this one.
This was all very well but what was most strange was there was a sort of swirling mass of dark cloud twisted around the sky. Arthur was reminded of bedtime stories he had had read to him years ago about evil witches living in towers and ominous storm clouds whirling about in the sky. It was very unreal.
However Arthur tied his horse to a nearby tree and began to ascend the large slope. The ferns and plants were thickly planted and it was hard going. He eventually gave up trying to battle his way through them and began hacking at the plants with his sword. The peaty soil crumbled away every time he stepped on it and each step took him half a step back, which made progress slow.
Eventually, hot, sticky and sweaty (it was very humid among the bracken) he got to the top. The bowl was huge and with a greyness to it. Gnarled, spindly dead trees littered the clearing like fingers of ghosts reaching up to the sky. Tall thin rocks were also protruding from the ground like spears. Shadows were flitting around everywhere without anything to cast them and Arthur guessed that's where the valley got its name.
In the centre of the basin was a pyramid that instead of being pointed had a flat top and huge steps on each of its faces. It was made of a blackish grey rock of the same colour as everything else. If Arthur had been asked to choose three words to describe the place he would have chosen austere, spectral and bone chilling.
He guessed that Merlin (and his kidnapper) were inside the pyramid but to get to the pyramid he would have to cross the awful landscape before him.
The shadows were defiantly not friendly. Arthur had an alarming feeling that those shadows could kill. He didn't want to cross ways with them under any circumstances but if he was going to rescue Merlin then he would have to.
He shuffled his feet and looked back at the fields and woods behind him. It was strange. It was like this horrible basin like place had been plonked down in a completely random area.
"Come on Arthur. Be a man." He told himself, under his breath.
Cautiously he began to descend the slope that was at first grassy like the other side but soon seemed to have died and it became a scree of rocks and pebbles that cascaded down as he tumbled by them. As he came closer to the bottom it seemed as though the trees and long sharp rocks had grown taller and more threatening. Shadows hovered past everywhere like dark sheets of cloth being pulled over the ground. They had no shape, nothing that you could distinguish as a person or animal. They were just blob shaped. There were quite a few of them to. So many that there was just as much light as shadow.
Tentatively he took a step forward, being careful not to pass through any of the shadows. As he went further in the more shadows there became. Soon there was more dark than light and eventually only a few patches of white were left. Arthur, hopping from clear spot to clear spot to avoid the shadows, accessed whether there was a pattern in the shadows movements.
After a while he noticed that there was a pattern forming. One shadow would flicker on and off every three or so second and then there was a long clear line that had shadows moving across it every ten. After that they stopped. He would have to be fast but it was possible. Waiting for an opportune moment he hopped from one spot to the other.
The shadow floated fleetingly over the spot and Arthur leapt for it. His aim was accurate but not as much as his balance. His feet landed on the tiny patch of light but it was so small that he wobbled and fell forward onto his face, into the waiting shadow. What happened next happened so quickly Arthur didn't have time to react.
The shadow suddenly took shape of a wolf that was transparent and could have easily been mistaken for smoke apart from its blazing red eyes and drooling jaws. Arthur just had time to notice the glinting white teeth before the wolf flew at him. Instinctively he threw up his arms to protect himself but the shadowy smoke just went right through them. The creature latched onto his arm, its very real teeth sinking deep into his skin. Arthur yelled in pain and grabbed its muzzle with his good arm. His hand closed around it and didn't pass through.
He grappled with the beast as it tried to bite him again. It yanked its self-free, taking a hunk out of Arthur's arm in the process, and threw its head up, letting out a bone-chilling howl. Arthur jumped at its lapse of attention and tried to scramble away. He was but feet from the edge of the shadows when he felt it clamp its jaws over his foot. He snatched his foot away before its teeth could do any damage and rolled out of the shadows.
Jumping to his feet he whirled around to face the dog. It was pacing up and down the barrier of light and shadow snarling savagely. It looked absolutely livid but seeing that it could not get to Arthur it suddenly swished back to another of the drifting shadows. Arthur took a huge lungful of air and let it out slowly in relief. He suddenly noticed that his arm was pouring blood from where the wolf had bitten him. Looking down at it he saw it was nothing short of mangled. He ripped his tattered, blood soaked sleeve off and proceeded to wrap it around his arm to serve as a bandage until further notice. Despite his best efforts a steady dripping of blood was still drizzling onto the stony ground. The sudden blood loss was making him feel lightheaded but he had to ignore it. He had to get to the temple.


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