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USD/JPY made an attempt to take out 107.50, but failed to break higher and returned to the 106.00 area. The advance of the pair since the beginning of July was caused by speculation the Bank of Japan would directly finance Japanese government debt – a policy known as "helicopter money". This week selloff was triggered by the release of the interview given by the Bank of Japan's Governor Kuroda to BBC Radio, in which he said that Japan doesn't need to and won't do such thing.
Yet, note that after the retracement to the downside the pair stayed above the key support levels at 105.00 and 103.50. The reason of such resilience is that traders think that even if the BOJ doesn't use such unconventional tool as "helicopter money", it will expand its current monetary stimulus measures at its meeting on Friday, July 29. As Kuroda said, "there are no significant limitations to further monetary easing".
The Bank of Japan has reasons to act, because Japanese economic statistics remains week and consumer prices keep contracting. Fresh inflation figures from Japan will be also released on Friday. Yet, with USD/JPY far above 100.00, the Bank of Japan can allow itself not to be very aggressive. For now, the general downtrend is still in place – see the declining daily MAs. A fix above 200-week MA at 106.70 is needed to give the bulls more power. Fundamentally the figures out of the United States will also have an impact on USD/JPY next week as they may change the expectations for the US Federal Reserve's rates. If the pair manages to overcome resistance at 107.50, next stops will be at 108.25 and 109.60.


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In an interview with a Buenos Aires TV show a week ago, the Argentina manager Alfio 'Coco' Basile controversially voiced his concerns over Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano. "They worry me," he said. They seem lacking in enthusiasm. I see them and think they must be looking at everything and understanding nothing. Of course they worry me." The manager further justified his opinion: "I like Mascherano as a five, or like Battaglia plays in Boca, very close to Gago. I hope he goes to Juventus, as is rumoured. Tevez? He can play all over the attacking front. But not as a left wing. And yet that's where he is..."
His words were picked up and wired round the world, even earning minutes of airtime on national British news. "Is the implication that even the Italian second division is preferable to the Premiership?" asked an outraged presenter.
I happened to be at the West Ham training ground a few weeks ago when the Juventus rumour was touted at a press conference. I asked Javi Mascherano about it and his eyes popped out of his face. It was the first he'd heard of it and seemed genuinely surprised. "I'd like to be here for a long time," he said then.
The world media works in mysterious ways. The quote, published in the Financial Times and the West Ham v Reading match programme a fortnight ago, was picked up as a 'reply' to Basile and appeared all over the internet, eventually landing on the printed pages of Argentina's Ole (the huge circulation sports daily) under the heading: "Mascherano answers back to Basile".
"I really ought to never say anything to anyone," Javier Mascherano told me earlier today. "It all adds to the muddle. And the problem is for who? For me. So I'm never talking about anything again. My job is to play football and that's all I should do".
The current predicament, however, seems to be how, and where, he should play this football. Where on the pitch, I mean. Gossip mongering about non-existent club offers aside, or regardless of whether a money-spinning international friendly is staged in the new Emirates Stadium in London or the new Murcia Stadium in Spain, the 'where' that's relevant here is 'whereabouts in the midfield'.
Take my rather literal translation of Basile's quote. He says, "I like Mascherano as a five". In Spanish, this has a meaning easily parsed. In English, it is counterintuitive to refer to a position by a number; furthermore, what we in Argentina regard as a No5 is not even something that takes place in the English game. Until Claude Makelele (Javi's favourite player in his own position) joined the Premiership, that is.
Before being consistently quoted out of context put him off ever saying anything again, Javi and I had this little exchange (and I may be struck by lightning for using his remarks again in the way he has complained but, hey, they have been published already and I think they're neither controversial nor irrelevant):
Q: Do you feel different managers have asked different things from you on the field?
JM: I don't think different managers ask for different things. My style, the way I play, has always been the same and maybe different managers work on that basis. Perhaps here I'm not known very well, but I would define myself as a central midfielder, maybe a little bit more defensive than offensive. There are two types of central midfielders: those who reach the box and maybe manage to score loads of goals every season, and those who maybe are more focused on providing the team with a sense of balance, of working more on the defensive. In every team I've played I've always been more of a defensive player rather than attacking, you know? I create play from further back perhaps.
Q: What have you observed about the English game so far?
JM: Well... I guess it depends on the teams. Most play with two central midfielders maybe a little bit further up front. But it varies. If you look at Chelsea, they have a defensive midfielder in Makelele. Arsenal plays with Gilberto and Fabregas, but Gilberto is the defensive midfielder. Manchester plays Carrick - defensive midfielder ... I think when a team plays with two midfielders one has to defend a bit more than the other. And one has to provide some balance. Logically, if they can take turns, that's the best. Maybe I find Liverpool is the team where they can both do it. Like Xabi Alonso and Gerrard, you know? And now Sissoko, who can reach the goal area - but also, when one is up front, the other can defend. The other thing here is that it's a very fast game, it requires a lot of people attacking, a lot of players up front. And then, when the move is over, get back really quickly to defend ... I think it's a lovely game, really dynamic. End to end. But it's fast!
Q: And how are you finding your role at West Ham?
JM: I'm working on it. I'm working with the manager on this. I think what he's asking of me is a little bit this: that I be the more defensive midfielder. That I go out and play but maybe stay a bit further back. We're working on it.
Yesterday, against Spain, Basile sent Javi out onto the pitch as 'the' 5. But one can hardly say the team's fortunes were anything that would put West Ham to shame: they lost 2-1. Obviously it is not simply a matter of numbers and translations that is hampering the Argentinian's fortunes. But I think there is a conceptual difficulty here, an untranslatable quality to football culture which encompasses all aspects: the way they play, the vocabulary they use to define and describe it, the codes on and off the pitch.
Take the word gambeta, as used in Argentina. Carlos Tevez and Mascherano must have used it at least 10 times during our conversation until I asked them to define it for an English audience: "It's getting a guy off your back while keeping the ball at your feet," Carlitos said without hesitation. Javier's explanation was more personal: "I don't do it now. I AVOID having it done to me. But it's one of the first things you learn as a kid. The only thing you want is to get hold of the ball and gambetear and gambetear." I put it to them that we have a cult of the gambetain Argentina. "Logically," says Mascherano, "who doesn't like the gambeta? It's one of the nicest things about football." I didn't have the heart to tell them that many in England call it showboating and regard it as a waste of time.
These two boys are as unfamiliar with the English game as they are with pints of warm beer. In an ideal world, they would have landed in a club with the infrastructure and the nous to help ease their transition. But considering the turmoil that must be going on at West Ham at the moment it's not hard to see why an observer from afar like Basile might have said what he said. Even if his own tactical drawing is far from delivering results, I cannot but agree with him that Tevez and Mascherano's situation looks worrying.

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U.S. foreign policy zigzags between those who feel the country should set an example, and those who feel it should enforce its sense of what is right. Join the debate with the era's top U.S. leaders, from Jefferson to Reagan.
H. W. Brands provides an excellent historical review of the complexities of United States foreign policy. He analyzes all major foreign policy positions from the intellectual ground staked out by the major political writers of each period. This book is an invaluable tool for anyone who wishes to develop or supplement knowledge on the subject, up through the Reagan years. The reader must be prepared to invest time and effort to maximize the benefits from reading this book. However, it is worth the effort. getAbstract.com recommends this book to anyone interested in United States foreign policy, and in relations between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Desperate to recover from his limp debate performance, President Barack Obama received a major boost yesterday with a decline in the US unemployment rate to below 8 per cent, as a re-energised Mitt Romney stepped up his efforts to recapture the vital swing state of Virginia.
The actual number of new jobs created in September was an uninspiring 114,000, roughly in line with expectations. But with the campaign entering its final month and the economy the central issue, Mr Obama will be able to point to the drop in the rate to 7.8 per cent – the lowest since early 2009 – as proof that things are slowly but surely improving.
The President needs all the help he can get. Although he still holds a slight lead in the national polls and in most battleground states, including Virginia, Mr Romney's strong debate showing has lifted Republican spirits.
"I was surprised," said Doug Stader, 55, who was among the 10,000-plus who attended a packed and boisterous Romney rally here in central Virginia. "He kind of blew Obama away."
Also typical was the comment of another attendee who failed even to make it inside an event that backed up traffic on nearby interstate highways for miles. "I was really pleased," she said. "I knew he could do it, but it was about time."
In his speech, the Republican candidate hammered away at the economy, accusing Mr Obama of practising "trickle-down government" with more public spending and higher taxes.
"He talks about stimulus and more government workers," Mr Romney said. "But that will kill jobs." The only reason the unemployment rate was falling, he argued, was because people despairing of ever finding a job had stopped looking for one.
Time and again Mr Romney referred to Wednesday's debate in Denver, Colorado, one widely judged the best moment of his campaign, although its impact on the polls is yet to be seen. He said he had peppered Mr Obama with questions "about the 23 million unemployed and the problems of the middle class. I asked him those questions and you heard his answers." The crowd roared, a sea of American flags and chants of "USA, USA".
Virginia is a key piece in the electoral jigsaw Mr Romney must assemble if he is to win the White House on 6 November. The state went Democrat in 2008 for the first time since voting for Lyndon Johnson in his 1964 landslide. If the election were held today, Mr Obama would carry Virginia again.
Without it, however, Mr Romney's chances of victory are slim. Yesterday he was holding another rally in the state. In fact, his problem is not in places like Fishersville – solid Republican country where Confederate flags are still flutter in the odd window, where gun stores abound and where one of the speakers at the rally was Wayne LaPierre, head of the powerful gun lobby group, the National Rifle Association. Unsurprisingly, the NRA has endorsed Mr Romney and Mr LaPierre warned on Thursday evening that if re-elected, Mr Obama might be in a position to appoint a new Supreme Court Justice – "and that would mean kissing our right to own a firearm goodbye".
To win Virginia, however, the Republican must somehow cut into the Mr Obama's lead in the ever-growing, increasingly Democrat suburban belt around Washington DC and reduce his opponent's huge advantage among women and minority voters.
Meanwhile, Mr Romney is trying to correct past gaffes, apologising for his remark – which was secretly taped at a closed Florida fundraiser in the spring – that 47 per of Americans considered themselves "victims" and would never vote for him. "I said something that's just completely wrong," he told the Fox News cable channel. "I absolutely believe, however, that my life has shown that I care about the 100 per cent. When I become president, it will be about helping the 100 per cent."
Astonishingly, Mr Obama never mentioned the gaffe, perhaps the most damaging of the many committed by the Republican candidate, during Wednesday's debate. After Mr Romney's comprehensive retraction, the President may find it harder to do so in future.Reuse content


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Ya think this could have anything to do with the death panels the left came up with this year...you know, to kill off those damned republican voters??!! NAH!
Just wait until they have to pay for college!
~duck and cover
Seniors were out in droves in my town. Canes, walkers, propping each other up...
Let's hope they hang on to vote in another two years as well.
When it comes to Social Security reform, or anything to do with social security, seniors want certain things written in stone...
1) No slashing of benefits.
2) Guarantee cost of living increases (year after year).
3) No increasing the age of eligibility (for those about to collect benefits).
They also don't want any sacrifice or slashing on medicare or any of their coverage programs.
If those are written in stone, it reduces flexibility, but if the GOP, in the short term, can work with it, the GOP could wind up getting a monopoly on those votes...
Paging AARP, who just apologized for sticking it to them with DeathCare.
I paid far more into Social Security over a lifetime of working than I'll ever get back from it.
I resent Obama's CUTS of social security these past two years. Yes, I know, he didn't call them cuts. He said there was no inflation, so therefore there would be no adjustment.
That is a bald-faced lie. Just go down to the supermarket and buy food if you want to know whether there is any inflation or not.
Also, so far, my doctor continues to keep me on. But he gets paid practically nothing for it, because medicare has been cut severely. The practical result of that is that a lot of doctors are no longer taking on older patients. But at some point, they may have to drop some of their current patients, because they lose money every time they see such patients.
And, yes, I have paid a lifetime of insurance premiums, and medicare deductions since they were introduced.
Apparently Andy Griffith isn't enough to sway them. The dems are gonna have to double down on their commercials to fool the old people.
(Every damn time I see one of his lying commercials, I get a massive urge to pistol whip that babbling old fool)
No senior should ever vote for a DemonRat again. And they should quit the AARP which is a LEFTIST organization that pushes socialism.
Seniors and babyboomers are so screwed. Any of them who voted for Obama deserve what they are getting and it's going to get worse. I feel bad for Repub seniors and baby boomers.
The problem is lots of old people like fools still watch Tv and network Tv at that. The libs scare them. Still - if they watch TV - they probably deserve it. Don't blame me.
$500 Billion dollars in benefits have been removed from Medicare
There have been no COLA increases, but inflation in food prices is going through the roof
The hyper-inflation that is coming is the result of Quantitative Easing that is going on right now. It is going to rob 20% of whatever savings they have set aside for retirement. This needs to be tied directly to Obama/Geitner.
Death Panels were not a figment of Sarah Palin's imagination, but are going to kill many useless elderly "eaters".
There were NO Republican votes for Obamacare
This needs to be repeated again, and again, and again.
Gramps and Gramma ain't buyin' the move to communism, neither.
Gee Can you blame them? What would you do if Dr. Mengele was coming for you?
Everyone is talking about The Jobs it is going to cost,the Taxes and Premium increases,the Doctors who will leave the Profession,but how about the Just plain Humanity!
Women would be Howling if the Government was in the examination room when they were getting ready to Abort their babies with instructions to the doctor to Stop or you will be subject to fines of One Hundred thousand dollars on the First offense and Jail for second offense.
Now that is what ALL of us over the age of 45 are facing Having the Government in the Doctors office telling the Doctor he cant provide treatment because we are to old and the treatment is to expensive,dont take my word for it ,read the work of the "Coordinating Council On Comparitive Effectiveness Research" Chaired By Ezekiel Emmanuel,Author of the "Complete Lives System"
This Council was set up as a tack on to the Stimulus Package that no one read,this Council got a 1.1 billion dollar Budget to set up the Structure on how to off all of us Grandparents.
So when you all the Talking Heads spewing their BS about Preexisting Conditions, premium increases,Lost Jobs etc. Remember,the Real EVIL is in the Structure of this Monstrosity and tinkering with a couple tenets will not do any good and the socialists know it,the Control of your decisions with your doctor is what they want and if you are to old your fate will be in their hands not yours or your doctors.


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Boston College kept pace atop the Hockey East standings with a 3-2 win last night against Providence College.
Steve Whitney's goal at 12:48 of the second period in Providence proved to be the game-winner. Pat Mullane and Michael Matheson, who also had two assists, also scored in the second for the Eagles (19-9-3, 14-8-2).
Ross Mauermann and Nick Saracino scored for the Friars (13-11-7, 11-7-6).
UMass-Lowell 4, Merrimack 0 — Connor Hellebuyck stopped 31 shots and the host River Hawks (20-9-2, 14-8-2 Hockey East) scored all of the goals — two by Derek Arnold and one each from Adam Chaple and Colin Wright — to shut out the Warriors (14-13-6, 12-9-3).
BU 3, Vermont 1 — The Terriers (16-14-2, 13-9-2 Hockey East) used a 49-save effort by Sean Maguire and a hat trick from Matt Nieto, who scored a goal in each period, to get past the Catamounts (10-16-5, 7-12-5), whose Chris McCarthy scored, at Agganis Arena.
UMass-Amherst 2, New Hampshire 2 — In Durham, N.H., the Minutemen (11-17-3, 8-14-2 Hockey East) led at 18:55 of the third period on an Eddie Olczyk goal, only to see the Wildcats (17-8-6, 12-7-5) tie the game at 19:56 on a John Henrion tally with the goalie pulled.
Maine 3, Northeastern 1 — In Orono, Maine, the Black Bears (10-17-6, 6-12-6 Hockey East) received goals from Kyle Beattie, Ben Hutton and Mark Anthoine in the third period and beat the Huskies (9-19-3, 5-16-3), who took a lead in the second on Vinny Saponari's score.
Holy Cross 6, Army 3 — In West Point, N.Y., Karl Beckman and Mike McNamara scored two goals apiece for the Crusaders (18-12-3, 14-9-3 Atlantic), who also got goals from Shayne Stockton and Erik Vos, in a win against the Black Knights (7-19-5, 7-14-5).
AIC 2, Bentley 1 — In Springfield, Adam Pleskach and Alexander MacMillan scored, and Ben Meisner made 31 saves, as the Yellow Jackets (11-15-6, 8-12-6 Atlantic) buzzed the Falcons (12-17-3, 10-13-3), whose Joe Campanellis tallied.
Yale 4, Colgate 3 — In New Haven, Conn., the Bulldogs (15-10-3, 11-9-1 ECAC) won in overtime on a Josh Balch goal against the Raiders (14-15-4, 6-12-3), who rallied to lead on three third-period goals before Andrew Miller tied it up late.
Cornell 4, Brown 1 — In Providence, the Big Red (12-13-3, 8-10-3 ECAC) gummed up the works for the Bears (10-12-6, 6-9-6), with Christian Hilbrich, Braden Birch, Dustin Mowrey and Brian Ferlin scoring goals.
Babson 4, UMass-Boston 3 — In Northfield, Vt., after Jay Haseley tied the game in the third period, the Beavers (16-6-5) beat the Beacons (19-6-2) in overtime of an ECAC East semifinal on Ryan Smith's goal at 3:18.
Norwich 6, Castleton 2 — In Northfield, Vt., the Cadets (23-2-1) climbed past the Mountainers (15-10-2) in an ECAC East semifinal, with Blake Forkey scoring twice and Kyle Thomas picking up three assists.
Women's hockey
Boston College 2, Maine 1 — Haley Skarupa scored in overtime for the Eagles (26-5-3), who saw Melissa Bizzari tie the game in the third period, in a Hockey East quarterfinal matchup with the Black Bears (5-24-4) at Kelley Rink.
Harvard 3, Dartmouth 0 — Emerance Maschmeyer made 21 saves to earn the shutout and the Crimson (22-5-3) blanked the Big Green (16-9-5) in an ECAC quarterfinal at Bright Hockey Center.
Men's basketball
Brown 84, Cornell 65 — In Ithaca, N.Y., Rafael Maia scored a career-high 22 points with 13 rebounds and Tucker Halpern also tallied 22 points as the Bears (11-14, 5-6 Ivy) pounded the Big Red (13-5, 5-6), snapping a 13-game skid in the series and seeing freshman Cedric Kuakumensah tie his own record for blocked shots in a single game with seven.
Columbia 59, Yale 46 — In New York, Maodo Lo scored a career-high 20 points as the Lions (12-13, 4-7 Ivy) rallied for a victory that ended an eight-game losing streak to the Bulldogs (11-17, 5-6), who were led by matching 10-point nights by Matt Townsend and Austin Morgan.
Dartmouth 69, Penn 64 — In Philadelphia, Alex Mitola scored 17 points and Connor Boehm added 15 off the bench as the Big Green (7-18, 3-8 Ivy) ended a five-game losing streak by beating the Quakers (7-20, 4-6) at the Palestra for just the fourth time in 54 visits.
UMass-Lowell 82, Le Moyne 65 — Chad Holley scored 25 points and the host River Hawks (15-12) routed the Dolphins (13-14) in a Northeast-10 tourney quarterfinal, with Antonio Bivins, Kennedy Chukwuocha and Akeem Williams adding 13 points apiece to the win.


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"You put together two things that have not been put together before. And the world is changed..." Julian Barnes's new book is about ballooning, photography, love and grief; about putting two things, and two people, together, and about tearing them apart. One of the judges who awarded him the 2011 Man Booker Prize described him as "an unparalleled magus of the heart." This book confirms that opinion.
An NPR Best Book of the YearA Daily Candy Best Book of the Year Julian Barnes, author of the Man Booker Prize winning novel The Sense of an Ending, gives us his most powerfully moving book yet, beginning in the nineteenth century and leading seamlessly into an entirely personal account of loss making Levels of Life an immediate classic on the subject of grief. Levels of Life is a book about ballooning, photography, love and loss; about putting two things, and two people, together, and about tearing them apart. One of the judges who awarded Barnes the 2011 Booker Prize described him as an unparalleled magus of the heart. This book confirms that opinion. Spare and beautiful...abook of rare intimacy and honesty about love and grief. To read it is a privilege. To have written it is astonishing. Ruth Scurr, The Times of London A remarkable narrative that is as raw in its emotion as it is characteristically elegant in its execution. Eileen Battersby, The Irish Times
Julian Barnes's new book is about ballooning, photography, love and grief; about putting two things, and two people, together, and about tearing them apart. One of the judges who awarded him the 2011 Man Booker Prize described him as "an unparalleled magus of the heart." This book confirms that opinion.
"A remarkable narrative that is as raw in its emotion as it is characteristically elegant in its execution." —Eileen Battersby, The Irish Times
2. What is the effect of placing his essay on grief after the section on the history of balloon flight and aerial photography, and the fictionalized account of the love affair between Fred Burnaby and Sarah Bernhardt? Would the final section have been less affecting if Barnes had published it as a stand-alone piece?
3. Why does Barnes come to love opera—an art form he had formerly despised as overly dramatic—after his wife dies? What is it about opera that elicits such a powerful emotional response form him? Why does he call it his "new social realism" [p. 100]?
4. Discuss the implications of Barnes's remarkable assertion that we seek out love, in spite its potential for grief, because "love is the meeting point between truth and magic. Truth, as in photography; magic, as in ballooning" [p. 39]. Why should the joining of truth and magic be so potent?
5. What did balloon flight represent to its first proponents, the "balloonatics"? What kind of freedom did it offer them? Why did some people feel that it in fact constituted a kind of hubris?
6. Why does Barnes assert that "we are bad at dealing with death, that banal, unique thing; we can no longer make it part of a wider pattern" [p. 75]? Why is this the case? What shared patterns, beliefs, and myths have we lost that might allow us to experience death in more meaningful ways?
7. What is Barnes suggesting when he writes that "the fact that someone is dead may mean that they are not alive, but doesn't mean that they do not exist"? [p. 111].
8. Why does Barnes object so strongly to euphemisms like "passed" and "lost to cancer"? How does he react to the well-meaning and largely conventional consolation offered by friends—that he should get away for a while, or meet someone new, or that surviving grief will make him stronger?
9. Bewildered by his grief, Barnes asks: "What is 'success' in mourning? Does it lie in remembering or in forgetting? A staying still or a moving on? Or some combination of both? The ability to hold the lost love powerfully in mind, remembering without distorting? The ability to continue living as she would have wanted you to . . . ? And afterwards? What happens to the heart—what does it need, and seek?" [p. 122]. How might these questions be answered?
10. Compared to most memoirists, Barnes is remarkably restrained about his wife, never mentioning her name or the cause of her death. Why might have he have made this choice? What is the effect of focusing so intensely on the experience and meaning of his grief rather than its source?
11. How does Barnes argue himself out of suicide? How does he justify continuing to talk to his wife after she dies? In what ways is his thinking on these questions both exceptional and perfectly logical?
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Shares of Chinese Web portal NetEase (NTES) were down 6% in midday trading Thursday, after the company late Wednesday reported Q1 revenue that missed expectations, as interest in "World of Warcraft" slipped.
The company earnings, though, easily topped views. NetEase said earnings per share rose 16% from the year-earlier quarter to $1.32, where analysts polled by Thomson Reuters had forecast just $1.20.
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"Remain cool on China online gaming space overall," wrote Pacific Crest analyst Evan Wilson in a research note Thursday. He rates the stock as sector perform, or hold.
NetEase makes money hosting online games, including an exclusive license in China for Activision Blizzard's (ATVI) popular "World of Warcraft" multiplayer game.
But "WoW" revenue has been slipping, and the company also spent less on marketing it, acting CFO Onward Choi told analysts on a conference call late Wednesday.
"The decrease in revenue from 'World of Warcraft' was mainly due to its reduced user consumption," Choi said.
NetEase-made games have been accounting for a bigger portion of revenue, wrote T.H. Capital analyst Tian X. Hou. NetEase boosted prices for its own games, including "Fantasy Westward Journey," by about 50% in February.
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From the corner of her eye she could make out the barely visible shadows of her compatriots; skilled warriors-former handmaidens-such as herself. They remained hidden just out of sight on the balconies and windows that overlooked the old senatorial buildings. They too, were in position and now waiting for their commander's order.
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A silent prayer for guidance began to fill her thoughts, filling her with a strange sense of calm. Rabé was hardly a spiritual woman, but having been born and raised in a religious home made it difficult to lose the habit.
Another flicker of light from the opposite direction of her position caught her attention, warning her that she had three seconds to make her move. Everyone was now waiting on her to make the first kill.
It wasn't the first time the galaxy seemed to hang in her balance, Rabé also knew it wouldn't be her last. Closing her eyes she exhaled slowly and opening them once more guided her sights to Lady Vader's new position.
For Naboo--Alderaan and the Republic, she reminded herself as her finger tugged on the trigger. But no shot was ever fired.
Though she only saw Dormé in her view, the programs on her scope stated that there were two lifeforms; one strong, the other far more weak. It wasn't the first time she had seen this happened before and immediately she recalled a day she would never forget for as long as she lived.
It had been a rainy day when they captured an infiltrator who had be betrayed the rebellion for a love of an imperial commander. But it wasn't the weather Rabé recalled most, or even the woman's capture. It was the woman's voice pleading and begging; not for her life, but for the life of her unborn child. No one believed her words, she was a traitor and a liar after all. The fact she didn't physically show signs of pregnancy only confirmed this view and so they continued their interrogation without mercy.
But as Rabé had stood guard with her weapon ready and aimed at the woman throughout the interrogation she noticed that something wasn't right with her scope. It kept saying that it there were two, not one, life forms registered. But with none of her compatriots scopes revealing the same numbers she was assured it had been a malfunction and so it was ignored. Only much later did they discovered that they had murdered not only a traitor that night but a mother and her unborn baby as well.
Even now years later, the memory haunted her, and for this reason Rabé held her fire.
Unaware of the threat posed to her, Dormé silently moved to rejoin her armored lover. As she did so Rabé re-calibrated her scope and once more demanded a lifeform count as she set her aim onto Dormé's petite form.
The sniper's heart fell to her stomach to its reply. The program had picked up not one, but two signatures. This time Rabé knew what it mean; the stronger signature was Dormé, the much weaker was her unborn and most likely unknown child.
"S-1 what is keeping you? I repeat S-1 what is your malfunction?"
The terse voice of Padmé came loud and clear into Rabé's headset. She knew better than to lie, but was equally aware that her answer could mean the end of her life.
"Commander--The mission has been compromised--I've picked up the life signature of a child and am requesting we abort."
"You're certain of this soldier?"
"Yes sir, without a doubt." This time she meant it.
A moment of silent followed by a soft curse was heard from the other end and for a moment Rabé couldn't breathe.
"Frak me! Fine. Mission aborted, I repeat this mission is over."
With a silent sigh of relief, Rabé lowered her weapon and quietly waited until all of her compatriots had safely left the building before silently departing herself.
As Rabé made her way back to where she had first slipped in, she whispered another prayer. This time not for guidance, or the wisdom to aim true, but for the safety of a mother and her unborn child.


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Nottingham Forest suffered defeat this afternoon as Barnsley ran out 1-0 winners at Oakwell.
Despite dominating large spells of the match Forest left South Yorkshire empty-handed after Dale Jennings scored the winner six minutes into the second half.
Billy Davies made two changes to the team which faced Wigan last weekend. OGC Nice centre back Kevin Gomis was handed his debut in place of the injured Eric Lichaj. Greg Halford shifted to right back. The other change saw Jonathan Greening denied a start against his former loan club. He dropped to the bench as Djamal Abdoun stepped in. Guy Moussi and Darius Henderson were named among the substitutes.
Barnsley claimed the first shot of the day when midfielder Jim O'Brien struck the ball wide of Karl Darlow's post from the edge of the area.
The keeper was called into action for the first time five minutes later, diving to his left to tip the ball over his own bar after Dale Jennings had cut inside to shoot right-footed from 25 yards.
Referee Keith Stroud had his notebook open three minutes later after Gomis hauled down Tykes striker Chris O'Grady in midfield. The debutant was shown a yellow card and the resultant free-kick sparked a prolonged scramble in The Reds' penalty area. The visitors managed to ride it out.
Forest imposed themselves on Barnsley for the first time on 13 minutes courtesy of some brilliant skill from Abdoun. He dragged the ball away from two Barnsley defenders in the corner and raced along the touchline towards goal before seeing his cross blocked. The Algerian took the resultant corner and the ball eventually dropped for Jamie Paterson on the edge of the area. He scuffed the ball into the air and the home side cleared the danger.
The Tykes responded with a chance of their own, Martin Woods shooting wide after Gomis had half-cleared a cross from the right, before Forest came within inches of opening the scoring.
Jamie Mackie's lay-off was neat for Abdoun, who struck the ball sweetly from just outside the box. It cannoned off the base of Luke Steele's post and away to safety.
The former Olympiakos winger was in lively mood and almost conjured up an assist minutes later. His cross from the left was perfect for Mackie, who could only head the ball wide from six yards out.
Danny Fox became the next name in the book for pulling back Jack Hunt shortly before Simon Cox saw a shot blocked on the edge of the area.
The Reds were firmly in the ascendancy and carved out another opening on 36 minutes. Abdoun linked up with Halford who then slipped the ball to Paterson in the area. He saw his shot blocked by the legs of a defender.
A minute later Paterson threatened again, taking the ball across the area and drawing another block from a defender. Halford's subsequent long throw dropped for Majewski whose shot deflected off a defender and out for a corner, which came to nothing.
And it was the visitors who claimed the final opening of the first half. Majeswki played a superb ball over the top to Paterson. The former Walsall winger shimmied past his man and laid the ball back to the onrushing Majewski. The Pole opted to take a touch on the edge of the area instead of striking it first time, the ball ran away from him and the final chance of the opening 45 minutes was gone.
There were no changes to either side at half-time, but there was a change to the scoreline six minutes after the restart as Barnsley took the lead.
It had been a scrappy opening to the half before Jennings grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck, running into space before powering the ball low to Darlow's right from 20 yards out.
Forest set about levelling the scores immediately as Fox picked out Majewski on the corner of Barnsley's box. The Pole had plenty of time and space but could only send the ball straight at Steele with a bobbling right-footed shot.
Keen to keep the pressure on, Cox did well to wriggle into the area before being blocked off just as he looked set to shoot. Abdoun's resultant inswinging corner was cleared.
Barnsley's response came in the way of a deflected O'Grady shot. The ball flicked up off Gomis after the striker had shot on the turn. The corner came to nothing and Henderson replaced Mackie soon afterwards.
Forest's next chance to equalise came after Hunt found his way into the book for hauling down Abdoun. The free-kick was in an excellent crossing position but the Algerian could only sail the ball over everyone and out for a goal kick.
The Reds continued their hunt for an equaliser as Jara tried his hand from 25 yards. The ball nicked off a Barnsley man and went out for a corner. Abdoun's initial cross was headed straight back to him by the Tykes defence and his second cross eventually dropped for Gomis on the edge of the area. The Frenchman attempted a left-footed volley and the ball looped just wide of the post. Barnsley keeper Steele was then booked for timewasting as the sides regrouped for the goal kick.
Paterson was the next man to have a go as he bent the ball a couple of yards wide of Steele's post from 22 yards. Five minutes later Halford showed superb feet down the right before ballooning the ball high and wide with a left-footed shot.
The hosts reminded Forest of their own threat with 20 minutes remaining as Fox was forced to slide in to block Jacob Mellis' shot inside the area.
But a minute later The Reds had a good opportunity to equalise, Abdoun slipping the ball to Henderson in the area. The striker failed to take the ball comfortably in his stride and lacked power in his shot with his weaker right foot. The ball was blocked by a defender and cleared.
Forest did call Steele into action shortly afterwards, this time Abdoun standing the ball up at the back post for Paterson. The 22 year old had to generate his own power on the header and could only direct the ball straight at Steele.
Halford was then replaced by Moussi with Jara slotting in at right back.
Forest's pressure was incessant but they were struggling to carve out any clear-cut chances. Abdoun won another free-kick down the left but his delivery was poor. The ball was easily cleared at Barnsley's near post.
With a minute of normal time remaining Matt Derbyshire, on for Cox, won a corner but the ball from Fox's delivery drifted over everyone and out for a goal kick - a frustrating reflection of Forest's afternoon.
Five minutes of added time were indicated, the first of which saw a Henderson flick-on handled by Peter Ramage on the edge of his own area. With Steele expecting a cross Abdoun bent the wall towards the near post. It looked like it was heading into the top corner but Steele did well to tip it out for a corner - it came to nothing.
Still Forest pressed, winning another corner which Darlow raced forward for. A scramble ensued with the ball eventually dropping for Derbyshire in the area. The former Blackburn striker didn't connect cleanly with his shot on the turn, Steele held on and the match ended 1-0 to the hosts.
Darlow, Halford (Moussi 75'), Lascelles, Gomis, Fox, Jara(c), Abdoun, Majewski, Mackie (Henderson 58'), Paterson, Cox (Derbyshire 70')
Subs not used: De Vries, Harding, Collins, Greening
Bookings: Gomis 9', Fox 29'
Steele, Ramage, Kennedy, Cranie(c), Hunt, Dawson, O'Brien (Lawrence 90'), Mellis, Woods (Frimpong 77'), Jennings, O'Grady
Subs not used: Turner, Nyatanga, Cywka, Proschwitz, McCourt
Scorer: Jennings 51'
Bookings: Hunt 61', Steele 64', Dawson 74', Mellis 86'
Referee: Keith Stroud
Attendance: 12,157 (Away: 2,835)
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GC Services is a Texas based Company , The Collection laws in Texas are almost non existent. I work as a debt Broker and deal with Collection companies all the time, When a company like this starts yelling and screaming it is a sign of desperation because they do not have what they need by law to sue you or do any of the many things they will threaten you with. When GC Services went after a member of my family I called them, they tried yelling and screaming at me demanding all sorts of forms I do not need to provide them. after I mentioned a few basic rules/laws under the "fair debt collection practices act" I do not expect to hear from them again. Companies that yell, scream and threaten are very profitable and they make allot of money because many do not know the laws and pay these companies because they think these companies can do the things they say they can do! These companies can not afford to face any legal action. If you need help I recommend you useRapid Recovery Solution, Inc.
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