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Philadelphia Eagles tight end Brent Celek said he was looking for a penalty he never got when he was leveled by Packers safety Nick Collins and crumbled to the turf with 1:06 left.
Celek had to be helped off the field by the team's training staff and he felt the play was the epitome of the league's expanded protection for defenseless receivers.
"All I can tell you is I knew the ball was pretty much uncatchable and I knew he was coming to hit me,'' Celek said on WYSP's Eagles' postgame show after Sunday's 21-16 Green Bay Packers' wild-card win. "I tried to get a flag. Ultimately, it's up to the officials.
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One thing that Celek was sure of was that with that failed, last-gasp drive that ended with Tramon Williams intercepting Michael Vick's end-zone pass for Riley Cooper, is that the sudden, bitter ending to the Eagles' season felt the stark opposite of their stunning, 38-31, Dec. 31 fourth-quarter comeback win against the New York Giants.
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In this laugh-out-loud comedy, Jeremy (David A.R. White, Me Again, Brother White, and Jerusalem Countdown) unearths hidden romantic feelings for his high-school sweetheart, but his new fiancee soon realises and everything turns upside-down. Can he figure out what God wants for his life?
The firmly agnostic, and not afraid to say it, Gary (John Schneider, The Dukes of Hazard, Smallville) adds unpredictable hilarity to the already unstable group as he comes to terms with his friends death.
A heart-warming comedy that makes you laugh and think, 'Hidden Secrets' is a film that transports you to a place where family, fun, forgiveness and faith intertwine to make a beautiful mess. We all have our secrets we'd like to keep in the past, but when they stay in the past forgiveness struggles to become your present.
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What if your deepest secret were suddenly exposed? Nine friends discover just how explosive it can be when their past becomes their present.
Reunited at the funeral of hometown hero Chris Hayden, the friends find tensions escalating rapidly as their darkest secrets are revealed. Jeremy (David A.R. White-"Mercy Streets"), struggling with his calling as a former youth pastor, is caught in an awkward love triangle between his new fianc�e and his old flame Sherry (Tracey Melchoir-"Bold and Beautiful"). As the embers of the past relationship reignite, Jeremy's fianc�e Rachel (Stacey Keanan-"Step by Step"), who is determined to solidify their relationship, demands he affirm his commitment to her.
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POLITICO Morning Exchange: Waiting for Brexit deal — Bleak economic views — No EU bank breakups
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BREXIT — THE WAITING GAME: Precious little news so far, although the latest draft text contained a small victory for France and Germany on financial services. Instead of "different" provisions, as in the original draft presented by Donald Tusk, the U.K. will be allowed to put forward "specific provisions within the single rulebook." That's a slightly narrower definition and should allay some of the Franco-German concerns over the City of London's freedom to deviate from European rules. Follow POLITICO's live blog on the summit here.
The City is both relaxed and worried: Worried about the prospect of an actual Brexit but relaxed about the outcome of the summit. Bankers were at pains to dispel the Franco-German view that the U.K. financial sector would use the deal to persuade its regulators to write easier rules. "Our regulators are tough," said one. "A lot tougher than the European ones."
That is, of course, subjective and the Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has sounded more conciliatory towards the industry of late. For a smart take on this, read the Wall Street Journal's Simon Nixon's latest column: http://on.wsj.com/1QlGpas
IT'S GOING TO BE A LONG LONG TIME TILL TOUCHDOWN BRINGS US A DEAL (SORRY BOWIE): Make the wait less boring by getting in touch via email: email@example.com or email@example.com or Twitter:@guerreraf72. I will be on Share Radio at 6:30 a.m. London time to discuss all things Brexit. Tune in here: https://www.shareradio.co.uk/
OECD CALLS FOR LESS AUSTERITY IN BLEAK FORECAST: Open up the spending spigot. The message from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to world leaders could not have been clearer on Thursday. The OECD slashed growth forecasts for all the G7 countries and the world economy. All the more remarkable since its previous predictions were just three months ago. Global growth is now projected at 3 percent in 2016, no faster than in 2015, its slowest pace in five years.
Technical but important fact: Many economists think that the world is in a recession if it grows at around 3 percent. So we are on the brink. The definition is different from the one for national economies (two consecutive quarters of negative growth) to account for the fact that there are many poor countries in the world that grow fast but from a low base.
What to do? OECD Chief Economist Catherine L. Mann was explicit: "A stronger collective policy approach is urgently needed, focusing on a greater use of fiscal and pro-growth structural policies, to strengthen growth and reduce financial risks."
The OECD proposes "changing the policy mix" — a key phrase meaning less austerity and more spending. "The focus should be on policies with strong short-run benefits and that also contribute to long-term growth. A commitment to raising public investment would boost demand and help support future growth," Mann said.
The U.K. response: Not wholly convinced about the need to ditch austerity measures. Here is what Osborne said (the italics are mine): "In a turbulent economic climate, we need to show resilience and resolve and keep taking the action necessary to restore order to the public finances and deliver economic security for working people."
MOODY'S IS ALSO GLOOMY: In its latest quarterly look at the global economy, the credit rating agency is forecasting growth of just 2.6 percent in 2016 for the G2o countries. The reasons: "A further fall in oil prices, concerns about weaker growth in China and potential further currency weakness for some emerging markets have accompanied a rise in risk aversion and tightening of financial market conditions."
THE ECB UNANIMOUSLY WANTS TO DO MORE: That's good news for Mario Draghi as he prepares to unleash yet more stimulus next month. The minutes of the January meeting, released on Thursday, showed that members of the Bank's governing council all agreed that the current policies "needed to be reviewed and possibly reconsidered." POLITICO'S Charles Lee has the story: http://politi.co/1SC2OAx
What does this mean? In this case, that not even the Germans and their allies are against doing more, especially because in March they will also have the ECB's macroeconomic forecasts. If they are anything like those of the OECD and Moody's, Draghi may find it even harder to convince the markets that the new stimulus is sufficient.
BUT BOE DEPUTY DISAGREES WITH MARKETS ON TIMING OF RATE RISES: Bank of England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe said, "market pricing of the BoE's first rate hike had been pushed out by two years compared with only a month ago, into the second quarter of 2019."
"I can't see anything in the economic news that would lead to a shift like that," Cunliffe said at an event in Brussels held by the Swiss Finance Council, according to Reuters. http://reut.rs/1oN4MBA
BANK BREAKUPS? NOT IN THE EU: Gunnar Hökmark, the European Parliament's rapporteur on the controversial plans to separate retail and investment banking, was unmoved by the call for bank breakups issued by the Federal Reserve's Neel Kashkari. The Swedish Christian Democrat MEP told M.E. the idea was a no-go in Europe:
"Let the U.S. deal with the U.S. banks, the Europeans can deal with the European banks," he said. "The problems in the banking sector are in traditional retail banking, lending money for real estate and to companies."
"[Breakups] are, in certain ways, an alibi solution. You are doing something to be seen to be doing something, but you are not solving the problem." Best, in his view, to make sure banks have adequate capital buffers to prevent calamitous collapses.
What about the Bank Structural Reform Plan? It remains stuck in the European Parliament two years after it was first proposed because of the huge disagreements among various stakeholders. "This leaves the Commission proposals exactly where we have left it," Hökmark told me. "There is no support in Parliament for having this automatic separation." That's what you call återvändsgränd, which apparently means "stalemate" in Swedish.
OSBORNE'S APPROVAL RATING FALLS: Bloomberg's Svenja O'Donnell: "Forty percent of people surveyed by Ipsos Mori are happy with his stewardship of the economy, down 4 percentage points from July. Forty-six percent are dissatisfied, giving the chancellor his first negative rating — minus 6 — since 2013. Prime Minister David Cameron's satisfaction rating fell to minus 15."
RENZI'S CONTROVERSY ON DEPOSIT INSURANCE HEATS UP: As reported in M.E. on Thursday morning, the Italian premier vowed to veto the European Deposit Insurance Scheme, pan-European insurance on bank deposits, if Germany insists on its plan to limit banks' holdings of government debt (Italian banks have a lot of Italian debt on their books).
On Thursday, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch chair of the Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers, shrugged off Renzi's opposition. He told James Politi and Jim Brunsden of the Financial Times: "I'm hearing some signals from different capitals, but I've decided to ignore those signals because I believe we need to do it." http://on.ft.com/1UawqEE
The bottom line: This is a hot potato for the tense relationship between Italy and Germany. Sure, it is about insuring bank deposits across the EU, but it is also an arm-wrestling exercise between Renzi and Angela Merkel. The Dutch presidency has made the dossier a priority, which further complicates things. At present, we are in stallo, which is stalemate in Italian.
WEEKEND READS: An occasional series on what has caught M.E.'s eye during the week. We try to focus on topics away from our Monday-Friday routine:
The last of the Independent Mohicans: "I knew, the minute my job was first mooted, on the steps of San Francesco church in the sun-drenched, mafia-infested Sicilian town of Noto, that I would be the last editor of the (printed) Independent." That's the start of Amol Rajan's diary in the Spectator in the week the Independent announced it would no longer publish a newspaper. http://bit.ly/1mKgHyH
How to enjoy classical literature: Quartz's Amy X. Wang explains how to get through the classics and live to tell the tale. http://bit.ly/1PFwJEq
Robert Caro on the future of New York, blogs and readers: The famous political biographer speaks to Gothamist, complete with this quote: "I spent a lot of time thinking, if you're really interested in political power, everything you do is bullshit." http://bit.ly/1Wu2TEw
Not a "read" but a viewing experience: Rapper Kendrick Lamar's incredible performance at the Grammys. http://bit.ly/1ouoVg2
Kobe Bryant on his last basketball All-Star Game: The Los Angeles Lakers legend is retiring at the end of this season. He shared his words and pictures with the Players' Tribune: http://bit.ly/1TnluUC
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The NFL handed down a six-game suspension to Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. Mike Pintek discussed the suspension with the Post-Gazette's Bob Dvorchak.
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I don't know if anybody has brought this up about the ben issue, but the other day there was an article in the tribune review about entitled players or players that have a sense of entitlement, it was a very good article, but what ticked me off about it was that they said that players that get in trouble with the NFL can obtain free counseling, the problem i have with that is why in the world should a million dollar player be entitled to free counseling? that to me is perpetuating entitlement
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Dodging fallen trees at RS300 Inland Championship
by Steve Bolland on 4 Dec 2007
You know it's going to be windy when you have to dodge fallen trees on the way to the event, so it was for the Gul-sponsored RS300 Inland Championship at Northampton SC on 1/2 December. No race in less than force 5, real dogs off chains stuff.
Fastest out of the traps in race 1 was Steve Bolland from Bristol Corinthian with Matt Sargent (Royal Artillery) initially snapping at his heels before a capsize put him off his stride. Bolland, too, dumped it in towards the end of the first lap in a real race of attrition. The main beneficiaries of all this were Will Crocker (Emberton Park) and Nick Bolland (Draycote Water) who finished 1, 2 with Steve Bolland recovering third place just before the finish from Phil Underwood (Cotswold).
Showing he's nobody's poodle and establishing an early lead in race 2 was once again Steve Bolland. Again he did his best to throw it all away with at least one capsize along with the bulk of the fleet. Brother Nick established a sizeable lead and looked good for a top spot finish until he too inspected the centreboard on the last reach. This allowed Steve Bolland the retrieve the lead, finishing ahead of Sargent and Crocker.
Race 3 was run in slightly less boisterous conditions and the fleet was positively straining at the leash to get going. Steve Bolland again led at the top mark and managed to stay upright for a whole race to score his second race win. He was hounded all the way, however, by Sargent and Richard Le Mare from Draycote.
Sunday was at least as windy as day 1 with the added bonus of grey overcast conditions. Lovely. Race 4 was nothing if not lively with capsizes right through the fleet but showing true bulldog spirit, Crocker won from Nick Bolland and Steve Bolland.
Going into the final heat the race was between Crocker and Steve Bolland to see who would be top dog with both counting two wins and two third places. It was nip and tuck all the way up the first beat until Bolland managed to tip it in tacking for the mark. This allowed Crocker some breathing space which he used to excellent effect, overhauling early leader Sam Sutton and winning an extremely windy race from Sargent, Nick Bolland and Le Mare.
So at the end it was Crocker, a newcomer to the class, earning a well deserved win in punishing conditions. The brothers Bolland were left chasing their tails while the rest of the fleet were left to sit down and lick their… wounds. Fangs for the memory.
RS300 - Results
1st 433 William Crocker Emberton Park 6pts
2nd 411 Steve Bolland Bristol Corinthian 8pts
3rd 380 Nick Bolland Draycote Water 11pts
4th 506 Matt Sargent Royal Artillery/Stokes Bay 13pts
5th 426 Richard Le Mare Draycote Water 17pts
6th 31 Phil Underwood Cotswold 19pts
7th 514 Sam Sutton Leigh & Lowton 24pts
8th 437 Jeff Marksz SHSC 28pts
9th 381 Dave Redpath St Mary's Loch 43pts
10th 354 Mark Newton West Lancs 49pts
11th 321 Tom Ballingall Draycote Water 49pts
12th 513 And Ritchie Hykeham 50pts
13th 328 Tim Keen Sheffield Viking 60pts
14th 451 Stephen Sharpe RAFSA/Aldenham 60pts
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- Combine first 4 ingredients in 13x9-inch baking dish. Bake 30 to 40 min. or until squash is tender. Meanwhile, cook pasta as directed on package, omitting salt.
- Drain pasta, reserving 1/2 cup cooking water. Add to squash mixture with cooking creme and 1 cup shredded cheese; mix lightly. Top with crouton crumbs and remaining shredded cheese.
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text: IRVING, Texas, June 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- To celebrate its 40 th birthday, Michaels will launch the first-ever Michaels Craft Tour this month in a specially designed 18-wheeler that features a fully stocked, 1,000-square-foot craft room on the inside. The tour will travel throughout the U.S. from coast-to-coast, visiting store openings, outdoor festivals and other events along the way. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130618/DA33712) At each stop, kids and adults can climb aboard the truck for hands-on crafting fun with free family craft projects. Visitors can also take pictures with Michaels' interactive social media walls and share photos of their crafts through social media channels using #michaelscrafttour. Other features include TV screens showing Michaels DIY videos. "We wanted to do something big to celebrate our 40 th birthday with our customers, and the Michaels Craft Tour and truck is a one-of-a-kind craft party on wheels," said Michaels Director of Local Marketing Chris Young. "We've been spreading creativity since the first Michaels store opened in Dallas in 1973, and we look forward to seeing old friends and making new ones as we travel the nation." Joining the fun on some stops will be Michaels Creative Expert Jo Pearson, known to crafters around the country for her informative how-to videos, shown in stores and on michaels.com. The tour begins in Utah in June and will continue through October. For a complete schedule, go to michaels.com/crafttour. About Michaels Irving, Texas-based Michaels Stores, Inc. is North America's largest specialty retailer of arts, crafts, framing, floral, wall decor and seasonal merchandise for the hobbyist and do-it-yourself home decorator. The company currently owns and operates more than 1,113 Michaels stores in 49 states and Canada and 123 Aaron Brothers stores, and produces 11 exclusive private brands including Recollections ®, Studio Decor ®, Bead Landing ®, Creatology ®, Ashland ®, Celebrate It ®, Art Minds ®, Artist's Loft ®, Craft Smart ®, Loops & Threads ® and Imagin8 ®. For more information visit www.michaels.com or www.facebook.com/Michaels or follow Michaels on Twitter and Pinterest @MichaelsStores. Media Contact: Allison Swank or Loren Rutledge 817-329-3257 firstname.lastname@example.com


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Budget Creation and Budget Adherence
Working with the finance department, the Business Controller will use financial analysis and forecasting to design and oversee the execution of the company budget. Following standard accounting procedures, the Business Controller will ensure that the budget is properly administered and provide budget feedback.
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