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Hemingway Days
37th Annual Hemingway Days Set For July 18-23, 2017
KEY WEST, Florida Keys — Whether composing novels in his Whitehead Street writing studio or fishing for big game in local waters, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Ernest Hemingway left a powerful legacy in Key West. His zest for life, literary accomplishments and enduring affection for the island he called home throughout the 1930s are to be commemorated Tuesday through Sunday, July 18-23, 2017, during the annual Hemingway Days celebration.
Scheduled events include a look-alike contest for stocky white-bearded men resembling Hemingway, readings and book signings, an awards ceremony for the renowned literary competition directed by author and Hemingway granddaughter Lorian Hemingway, a commemoration of the 118th anniversary of Ernest's July 21 birth, a museum exhibit of rare Hemingway memorabilia, a zany "Running of the Bulls" and a three-day marlin tournament recalling Hemingway's devotion to the deep-sea sport.
During his Key West residence, Ernest Hemingway wrote some of his most enduring works and spent his leisure hours fishing and socializing with local and literary cohorts. Each year, fans of his writing and exuberant lifestyle come together for Hemingway Days.
Hemingway Days 2017 Updates & Information
- Hemingway Mystique Remains at Key West Sites
- Literary Landmarks Showcase Key West's Creative Heritage
Photos from the 2016 Hemingway® Look-Alike Contest
Dave Hemingway, center, receives smooches from Charlie Boice, left, and Wally Collins, right, after Hemingway (no relation to Ernest Hemingway) won the 2016 Hemingway® Look-Alike Contest. Success for Dave Hemingway came on the Macon, N.C., resident's seventh attempt to win the coveted title at Sloppy Joe's Bar.
Dave Hemingway, center, poses for smartphone photos with celebrity chef Paula Deen, left, and her husband (and fellow contestant) Michael Groover, right, after Dave Hemingway won the 2016 Hemingway® Look-Alike Contest.
Frank Kramer, left, implores the judges to choose him to be the winner of the 2016 Hemingway® Look-Alike Contest at Sloppy Joe's Bar in Key West, Fla. Kramer didn't win but was among five finalists of the contest that attracted 140 entrants and was the highlight of the subtropical island's Hemingway Days festival.
Photos by Rob O'Neal, Florida Keys News Bureau
For information on how to compete in the Hemingway® Look-Alike Contest, visit sloppyjoes.com.
For high-resolution photos of Hemingway Days for media use, visit media.fla-keys.com.


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Blown Dash Speaker
My driver side dash speaker is blown in my 99 TJ. Would it hurt anything to just disconnect the speaker and not have a speaker at all there?
No it won't hurt anything, but replacing them is easy. Pick up some adapters and put in 5.25's and it'll sound tons better... :)
Yeah or get the Sony explode from Wally world they fit and sound really good
I would at least turn your radio's balance control all the way to the right so no power is sent to the missing driver's side speaker. The missing speaker may not cause any problem but some amplifiers/transmitters don't like operating with a missing speaker or antenna which can sometimes cause a failure.
perfect time to upgrade to 5.25 in the front! either buy or build the adapters its a pretty easy upgrade and well worth it. i can now hear the radio top down going 70
Any audio shop sells the adaptor kit to put 5.25 in TJ's. Like everyone says better sounds and louder. And if you leave on unplugged no harm done.
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Peavy to pitch Thursday instead
Associated Press | Last updated September 25, 2012
White Sox pitcher Jake Peavy has been pushed back a day and will start Thursday's series opener against the Tampa Bay Rays. Chicago manager Robin Ventura will start left-hander Hector Santiago in Wednesday's series finale against the Cleveland Indians. Santiago is 3-1 with a 3.45 ERA in two starts and 38 relief appearances this season. Ventura said Tuesday morning that lefty Chris Sale would get an extra day of rest, but the team announced after a 4-3 loss to the Indians on Tuesday that Sale would start Saturday on regular rest instead. Righty Gavin Floyd was moved up to Friday, replacing Jose Quintana, who pitched two-thirds of an inning of relief Tuesday, throwing four pitches. Chicago began Tuesday with a one-game lead over Detroit in the AL Central.
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More than fifty-thousand fans are expected to pack BC Place Sunday afternoon for Canada's biggest test of the FIFA Women's World Cup.
Burnaby native Christine Sinclair and her Canadian side will meet Switzerland on the pitch just after 4:30 with a spot in the quarterfinals on the line.
Tickets are selling for at least a reported $90 dollars.
With one win and two draws through the group stage, the eighth-ranked Canadians will aim to use home-field advantage in their favour against the 19th-ranked Swiss.
A Canada win will set them up for a quarterfinal matchup against the winner of Norway and England.


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Spike had the other wolf pinned down. Spike was angry. Very angry. The other wolf rolled over and tried to bite Spike's neck. Spike tipped the wolf over and held him down with his front legs.
The unknown wolf rolled out from under Spike again and managed to bite down hard on Spike's back leg. Spike yelped and kicked out with the other leg. The wolf started to get cocky and moved a bit more slowly. That meant Spike could get his teeth in him. He gripped the wolf's front leg and shook him around a bit.
I didn't want either of them hurt - even the one I didn't know - so I howled, drawing the pack instantly. Nephi was the first in the small clearing. He came over to me and herded me back towards one of the trees as he could see I was going to intervene at any moment. Zev and Thor came next. Zev quickly understood the situation and pounced onto the 'intruder' as he'd call it; he was extremely serious about our territory.
Zev grabbed the wolf by the scruff of his neck and dragged him away from Spike. Spike was about to continue fighting but, with a short bark from David, didn't. Zev snarled at the other wolf. The wolf looked at me which made Spike growl.
Zev pressed the wolf, walking slowly towards him, trying to drive him away. The wolf crouched and lowered his tail. He flattened his ears and backed away. He gave me one last look before turning around and running away.
I pushed past Nephi and rushed to Spike. I touched his chin with my nose and rubbed my head against his neck. He licked my jaw and looked around at the pack, telling me he didn't want to do any big shows of affection in front of them. I nodded once and walked past him. I went to David and stood next to him. He looked down at me and probably knew what I was thinking.
I should have been going out with David, he was the Alpha male, I was the Alpha female. That was how it worked. Everyone knew it and I was sure that it was causin havoc behind my back. No one would dare to talk against me, for fear I would attack them. I loved Spike, at least I thought I did, but what did 13 year olds know about love? I sighed inwardly and wandered off, away from the pack.
I was subconsciously heading home and the sun had only been down for an hour or two at most. I wandered for a bit longer before stopping. I had no idea where I was but I was tired. I lay down against a tree and fell asleep to thoughts of what the hell I was supposed to do.


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New Delhi, Mar 15: At a time when stage is all set for Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls which is scheduled for the next year, BJP is facing big trouble in its own house.
Read more: Yogi Adityanath hits out at Anupam Kher, calls him a 'villain' in real life
Reportedly, party MP Yogi Adityanath's Hindu Yuva Vahini (HYV) has threathened top leadership. The right-wing outfit wants BJP to project Yogi Adityanath as Chief Ministerial candidate of the party.
Sources said that Hindu Yuva Vahini (HYV) has also put up many hoardings in Faizabad district. Yuva vahini has said that if BJP doesn't project its leader as CM candidate then in that case they will bycott voting in coming Assembly election.
"Yogi nahin toh vote nahin, Mission 2017", "Desh me Modi, Pradesh me Yogi", one of hoardings, reads.
However, Yogi Adityanath has distanced himself from the outfit's call. Expressing displeasure over the 'meaningless' demand, he has ordered HYV workers to remove posters from every places.
Shambhunath Jaiswal, who is HYV's Faizabad unit president was quoted by Indian Express as saying,
"Yes, Yogi Adityanathji has asked me to remove the hoardings immediately. But I am not going to do so. I have to send a message to the BJP from the land of Ram temple that it must project Yogiji as the CM candidate. The entire Hindu community and the sant fraternity believe that Yogiji is the most suitable candidate for the CM post in Uttar Pradesh".
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Hi Felix On 11/5/07, Felix Knecht <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > Alex Karasulu schrieb: > > > > On 11/5/07, *Felix Knecht* <email@example.com <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com>> > wrote: > > > > For the maven build of the Studio I also created some functionality > > in a maven plugin. > > > > So we do have now within 3 subprojects of Apache Directory maven > > plugin functionality: > > > > apacheds: > > - apacheds-bootstrap-plugin > > - apacheds-core-plugin > > > > daemon: > > - daemon-plugin > > > > studio: > > - maven-studio-plugin (or whatever it'll be named) > > > > I just wonder if it would make sense to centralize the maven plugin > > functionality for the Apache Directory project in a > > new subproject e.g. directory-maven-plugin containing all maven > > plugin related functionality? > > > > > > The idea did occur to me a couple times. Sometimes I was just about to > > do that when it > > just seemed to fan out dependencies across subprojects. Meaning right > > now we have a > > good breakdown where shared is independent. apacheds depends on shared > > and studio > > depends on shared. This new subprject would then have dependencies all > > over. May not > > be a bad thing if it gives us other benefits. > > > > In terms of benefits it may allow us to release the plugins > > independently but because the > > plugins depend on other projects this may be a false benefit in reality. > > I think about > - A subproject 'shared' exists to have shared stuff in one place - even if > not everything is used in each project (I > didn't checked this). A projects maven-plugin is a kind of the same, isn't > it? Yeah that was my incentive in the past to consolidate. - After a short search I haven't found any documentation about the existing > maven-plugins. Having them in an own > subproject will give a chance to do the documentation in one place. True but we can still document them on their own and they are quite distinct in their functionality. - You'll have 1 plugin name instead of already 4 (which IMO makes it more > concise (maybe translation is wrong but if > overviewable is better?)). > - The Apache Directory Project has 1 maven plugin with different goals and > not different (distributed) maven plugins in > the subprojects each containing hardly more than one goal. These two kind of sound to be similar statements - at least I cannot differentiate the two. I guess you mean consolidating all the plugins into one directory plugin. However this might not be as coherent as it first sounds because the functionality of the different plugins are so different. Let me list what they do. apacheds o partition plugin builds a schema partition and populates it at build time with data o schema plugin parses open ldap format files and converts them to bootstrapping java classes daemon o installer plugin generates specialized daemon wrapper based installers for various operating systems Did I miss one? As you can see perhaps all under apacheds can be consolidated but I don't think consolidating the daemon installer plugin is a good idea since especially this may move out of directory all together into maven if enough other projects start to use it. And finally I'm also asking - maybe sometimes stupid - questions to get some > more knowledge about and to understand > better why things are done in this or that way in the past. > So please stop me the questions are just too stupid, already discussed and > a decision has been made or I open old sores. > No worries! These are all good questions. :) Thanks, Alex
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Why, Bob, if you're so smart, are you single?
What an interesting question. I do have an answer, but first I have one for the general universe. What's wrong with being single? Not a thing, is my answer, since I have an answer for all the questions in the universe. They may be the wrong answers, but they're still answers.
I am smart, as you so intelligently remarked. That is precisely why I am still single. I am too smart to allow my feelings to be trampled on by the modern day woman who thinks she knows everything when that isn't possible. I'm the one that knows everything, not her. Just because she makes twice the money I do, and people actually pay her to answer mind boggling questions about quantum physics, I am still smarter than she is. I told her that too. I 'm not sure, but I think that I am no longer part of a couple because she couldn't stand the fact that I'm smarter than her! I'm not bitter though. I didn't like her insistence that I bathe every day anyway.
I digress. I am single because I have yet to meet the woman of my dreams. This dream woman of mine would be between the ages of 21 and 26, not caring that I'm old enough to be her father. She would be drop dead gorgeous, have more money than God, and be as dumb as a stump.
She would marry me, and we would live in her mansion, and I would be waited on hand and foot by her small army of servants. She would love me more than shopping, and less than a crazed stalker. She would hang on my every word, and believe everything I tell her, (hence the dumb as a stump part). She would respect my wishes in all things.
If I'm not always capable of satisfying her to marital bliss in the bedroom, she would not even consider that I'm old, overweight, and undersexed. She would not even imagine that not all of my ideas are not the wisdom of the ages. She would not question any of my decisions, even the truly stupid ones. She would give me a brand new sports car every year for my birthday. One year a Porsche, the next year a Ferarri... ah such a wonderful bride she would make!
I have yet to find such a woman, and that is why I am still single.


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Leeds and Nottingham Forest have been absent from the top table for longer than befits their history but both are targeting promotion as Goal.com examines the second tier
By George Ankers
It promises to be another exciting season in the Championship. It always does.
In many ways, England's second division is the competition that many romantics wish that the Premier League could be. Anyone can beat anyone else on their day, but the best rise to the top over the course of the year. Favourites can be identified before the term starts but expectations are always subverted by just enough to keep it interesting.
With sixth place all that is required for a shot at promotion, almost every team in the second tier will feel that they might be able to pull it together.
In 2012-13, some of the clubs itching the most naggingly to reach the Premier League's land of prosperity are some of the top level's most storied former members.
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It remains a tough ask, however, after a summer of change at Elland Road, with manager Neil Warnock bringing in no fewer than 11 players. The ex-QPR boss is understandably keen to rectify Leeds' abysmal defensive record over the past few seasons and has focused the majority of his signings in that department.
Among the new faces are goalkeeper Paddy Kenny, reunited with Warnock once again, former Portsmouth centre-back Jason Pearce and defensive midfielder Rodolph Austin, affectionately nicknamed 'the Beast', from Norwegian side Brann.
Warnock, however, reluctantly solid talismanic winger Robert Snodgrass to Norwich City after losing the equally key Jonny Howson to the Canaries just six months previously. There has yet to be adequate creativity recruited to replace the pair – and it seems that the Whites will now have to sell more before they can buy – but a solid foundation is at least in place.
On the field, the fans appear quietly supportive of Warnock's philosophy and their chances of success – though a play-off place is seen as more realistic than automatic promotion – but events off it have taken a turn for the worse.
After nearly three months of inactivity on previously announced takeover talks with a Gulf consortium, the deal has bounced between on and off in recent days. The latest reports suggest that it will still go ahead, but Warnock has joked not entirely convincingly about it carrying on into next year.
The board, headed by Ken Bates, are an unpopular group right now and unrest could grow if the takeover does not go ahead or Warnock is unable to strengthen enough for a tilt at the top six. Whether things go well or badly, though, it is likely to be a pivotal season in the revival project either way.
Another ancient footballing dragon finally spluttering out some embers once again is Nottingham Forest. Two-time European Cup winners under Brian Clough, they have been absent from the Premier League since 1999 and had sunk into League One at around the same time as had Leeds.
Last season, Forest endured a tumultuous, tragic time. Former England boss Steve McClaren arrived in the summer but started disastrously and quit, before club owner and devoted fan Nigel Doughty was found dead in February.
Steve Cotterill steered the men in red out of danger just in time but was sacked anyway by the club's new owners, the Kuwait-based Al Hasawi family, who promptly recruited Sean O'Driscoll from Crawley Town, whom he had not yet even managed in a competitive fixture.
The former Doncaster boss is renowned for his expansive, passing football but it may take him longer than one season to stamp his mark on the Reds.
In any case, with promotion the ambition, O'Driscoll followed up his predecessor's January jettisoning of fan favourite Wes Morgan by moving on fellow hero Luke Chambers, bringing in the likes of Danny Collins from Stoke City as well as Daniel Ayala and Sam Hutchinson on loan from Norwich City and Chelsea, respectively, in an attempt to bolster a leaky defence that conceded 63 times in 2011-12.
Moves to secure Wolves' Adlene Guedioura on a permanent deal and the return from injury of attacking midfielder Chris Cohen have pleased fans but the new manager will need to coax the best out of last season's key underperformers – Lewis McGugan, Ishmael Miller and Dexter Blackstock in particular – and the experienced old heads of Lee Camp, Jonathan Greening and Andy Reid.
Optimism abounds at the City Ground, especially after a pleasing pre-season that has included a 3-1 win over Aston Villa, but these sleeping giants will have learned from Leicester City, themselves once fixtures in the top flight, not to expect too much too quickly from a foreign takeover.
The Foxes' Thai consortium spent big last summer under big-name boss Sven Goran-Eriksson and were installed as heavy favourites to go up, but their campaign soon fizzled out and the Swede was gone before long.
This season's transfer activity has been less extravagant, with just a measly six arriving through the doors of the King Power Stadium, but a promotion push is the minimum requirement from the ambitious men at the top of the club.
Zak Whitbread, a central defender unlucky to have been let go by Norwich after some good top-flight performances, is a key recruit as well as £1.7 million Jamie Vardy, signed from Fleetwood Town to provide competition for David Nugent and Jermaine Beckford up front. In Nigel Pearson's second spell in charge, Leicester's strong squad should do better this year, with a top-six finish to be expected.
|Optimism abounds at Nottingham Forest but these sleeping giants will have learned from Leicester City not to expect too much to quickly from a foreign takeover
The bookies' favourites to go up, though, are Bolton. Owen Coyle has made sweeping changes since their relegation, with now-West Ham goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen, so synonymous with the Trotters, among 15 players to move on.
They have been balanced by some shrewd signings, though, including Keith Andrews and centre-back Matt Mills as well as Arsenal forward Benik Afobe on loan. The latter has made a blistering start to pre-season and will hope to make an impact alongside Lee Chung-Yong and Stuart Holden, both excellent midfielders returning from long-term injuries.
Though Fabrice Muamba has been forced into retirement, everyone at the Reebok Stadium has their eyes on success and, as long as they adapt quickly to their new second-division surroundings, Coyle's men will be contenders.
Hot on Bolton's heels for a swift Premier League comeback, Wolves fans want a strong challenge but are erring on the side of caution after a turbulent summer.
The Championship
|Ipswich have reached the play-offs more than any team in history - but only made the final once, in 2000
|The Tractor Boys are entering their 11th straight season in the Championship, the most ever without promotion or relegation
|Success rate over past five years for teams relegated from the Premier League winning promotion immediately (four out of 15)
|Goals scored by Southampton's Rickie Lambert to win Championship top scorer in 2011-12, the highest since the division's new branding in 2004
|Average points required to finish 21st in the Championship over past five years
|Average points required to reach the play-offs in past five years
|Average points required to win the division over past five years
|Newly promoted Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough is the division's biggest stadium
While £2.2m Icelandic striker Bjorn Sigurdarsson and Premier League-linked Rennes midfielder Tongo Doumbia have arrived, the club's three prized assets – Michael Kightly, Matt Jarvis and Steven Fletcher – have been surrounded by speculation all summer.
Kightly's move to Stoke City may not actually be such a hindrance (Wolves hadn't won with the injury-dogged winger in the side since 2009) and Fletcher wouldn't be begrudged a move considering his effort for the side and the profit that it would bring, but if Jarvis were to be sold and the money not reinvested, some discontent could spread – especially if a slow start is made. Luckily, then, the board are digging their heels in over transfer fees with impressive stubbornness. It's asking price or bust if anyone wants to pry the alpha Wolves from the pack.
Pre-season performances have given cause for optimism, and promotion is the only way the season will be viewed as a success, but Wolves supporters are very much taking a wait-and-see attitude to the upcoming campaign.
Blackburn, the third of the relegated sides, are the strangest case in the division. Many, the incredulous fans in particular, had expected manager Steve Kean to be the main departure this summer, but not so.
Star men Yakubu and Junior Hoilett fled for China and QPR, respectively, to be replaced up front by the unlikely combination of Leon Best from Newcastle and former Portugal star Nuno Gomes. Best, though, was immediately struck down with a knee injury and will be out for six months; Huddersfield's Jordan Rhodes is another target, while Steven N'Zonzi and Martin Olsson look too good for the Championship and are likely to exit before the window shuts.
Predictions for Rovers seem dangerous – despite appointing the likes of former player Colin Hendry to a backroom role, communication from owners Venky's is thin on the ground, with their intentions unclear. Apart, that is, from global advisor Shebby Singh's recent spate of unexpected, explosive rants against the likes of Morten Gamst Pedersen, which is not helping anyone.
Kean enjoys minimal support from the stands but a strong start might change that, with most supporters feeling that, though Blackburn had been lucky to go 10 years without relegation from the top-flight, bouncing back must be the aim. The spotlight will be on Ewood Park, but who knows what it will illuminate?
|Blackburn are the strangest case in the division... the spotlight will be on Ewood Park, but who knows what it will illuminate?
Cardiff City, tearing their hair out after what seems like their hundredth consecutive play-off heartbreak, are back with a controversial new image but the same hopes of going just one step further.
Rebranded in red and black as their Malaysian owners risk sacrificing identity for growth in key Asian markets, Malky Mackay looks set to secure the still-sharp Craig Bellamy from Liverpool alongside fellow striking recruit Heidar Helguson of QPR.
Cardiff's Malaysian owners risk sacrificing identity for growth in Asian markets
Brighton & Hove Albion, meanwhile, could be a decent outside tip. Embarking on their second season in the Championship, Gus Poyet's men secured their highest finish in 21 years by coming 10th last time around and there is a positive vibe that a sustained promotion push could follow, with the Amex Stadium set to be expanded to 30,000 seats and the 10th highest numbers of season ticket holders in the country.
Tomasz Kuszczak and Wayne Bridge have arrived from Manchesters United and City on a free and loan, respectively, shrewd-looking deals to complement former Valencia right-back Bruno and undoubted key man Vicente who, when fit, was Albion's oustanding talent last season.
Young forward Ashley Barnes topped the scoring charts in 2011-12 despite dividing fan opinion but a quality central striker is probably still needed for a realistic chance of promotion. Either way, some exciting football beckons from the south coast club, who had enough about them to beat Chelsea 3-1 in pre-season.
Ian Holloway's Blackpool, having lost out in the play-off final to West Ham, will hope to be up there once again and more of the same is expected in terms of their attractive style.
The maturing presences of young attacking midfielders Tom Ince and Matt Phillips, if Premier League scouts can be deterred for the rest of the month, will be crucial to the Tangerines' development in a competitive division.
Birmingham City, conquered by Blackpool in the play-off semi-final, have lost boss Chris Hughton to Norwich and installed Lee Clark, who departed Huddersfield despite a record-breaking unbeaten streak during 2011-12.
Experienced Championship campaigners like Darren Ambrose (only £250,000 from Crystal Palace) have been headhunted, with Peter Lovenkrands slotting into the front line from Newcastle and West Ham loanee Ravel Morrison becomes the latest bad boy welcomed through the doors of a club who have seen their fair share of them over the years.
The toll of last year's Europa League run is absent this time around but it will be interesting to see how Clark utilises his squad and whether he can glean more from players who performed admirably under Hughton.
Nathan Redmond, excellent on either wing, is a key prospect while Jack Butland should start in goal after impressing for Team GB in the Olympics, but a play-off campaign may depend on how Clark handles the step up from League One.
|The toll of last year's Europa League run is absent this time for Birmingham but a play-off campaign may depend on how Lee Clark handles the step up from League One
Middlesbrough were Premier League regulars for several years but are now one of several upper-mid-table sides scrapping for the lower play-off places, finishing five points out of the top six last term.
Experienced campaigners such as Grant Leadbitter and returning local boy Jonathan Woodgate are improvements to Tony Mowbray's squad, however, and Dutchman Marvin Emnes is slowly coming into his own up front. If a few extra goals can be found, the Teessiders could muscle their way into contention.
An unsavoury end to Hull City's last campaign saw Nick Barmby sacked for accusing the club's owners of breaking promises over the transfer budget. Steve Bruce was eventually placed as a high-profile and expensive replacement and the budget has duly been discovered.
Birmingham City
Brighton & Hove Albion
Bristol City
Cardiff City
Crystal Palace
Derby County
Hull City
Leeds United
Leicester City
Nottingham Forest
Sheffield Wednesday
Much will be expected of Cameron Stewart. The flying winger struggled with form and fitness through most of 2011-12 but has the pace, ability and potential to possibly shine on a higher level and will be tasked with scoring goals as well as setting up Proschwitz and the ever-prolific Matt Fryatt.
Sheffield Wednesday represent another sleeping giant of the English game, though the newly promoted Owls are still only yawning for the time being and are likely to take at least a season's lie-in before seriously making a charge for the bright lights of the top tier.
Having drawn in unprecedented crowds while down in League One, Dave Jones' side have gained Premier League know-how in centre-back Anthony Gardner and goalkeeper Chris Kirkland, just two of several bargain additions.
It should be a season of easy consolidation for a team who boast healthy amounts of youth and experience, unlikely to reach any heady heights just yet but comfortable mid-table will be the very achievable target.
Charlton's 101 points to win League One were the highest of any professional European league in 2011-12 but their progress this summer has been less rapid. The Addicks are a young side led by a young manager, Chris Powell, and look set to largely rely on last year's somewhat green squad adapting to the Championship.
Useful Algerian midfielder Salim Kerkar, snapped up from Rangers, is probably the most significant addition, but 22-goal hitman Bradley Wright-Phillips will need to bang them in at a rate ever-so-slightly above his previous record in this division to make sure that they score enough goals for a mid-table finish.
Many eyes will be on Watford, whose new owners, the Italian Pozzo family, have already begun exploiting their existing assets of Udinese and Granada to supply incoming boss Gianfranco Zola with an array of intriguing loan signings.
Previous manager Sean Dyche was unlucky to be jettisoned but there is optimism at Vicarage Road for the new era – though how well notoriously skittish ex-Arsenal keeper Manuel Almunia's arrival will go down next to quality additions like Czech Republic international left-back Daniel Pudil, borrowed from Granada, is yet to be discovered.
With Watford probably a work in progress, Burnley should join them in the middle of the table. Eddie Howe's men play some decent football but, though they retain Charlie Austin's goals, the £7m received from Southampton for young forward Jay Rodriguez has not yet been fully reinvested. Jason Shackell arrives from Derby, however, as the Clarets' new captain.
County fans did not greet the sale happily and will likely only grow more unhappy when last season's joint-top goalscorer, Steven Davies, departs Pride Park as expected before the summer is out. Boss Nigel Clough has recruited mostly from the lower divisons as cover for the experienced exits but there is plenty of young talent coming through, teenage striker Mason Bennett noted in particular for his potential.
Expectations at Derby are realistic and fans would be happy to see Clough continue his trend of improvement on league position; eclipsing 11th might be difficult with a strong, balanced field, but certainly not out of the question.
|Ipswich have been serial underachievers at Championship level but the Tractor Boys' squad remains a good one. If Paul Jewell can get it together, they could make an impact
Ipswich have been serial underachievers at Championship level and are now the division's longest-serving outfit, with Paul Jewell having overseen another slightly rocky year of mild disappointment in 2011-12.
The Tractor Boys' squad remains a good one, though, with quality ranging from new goalkeeper Scott Loach and Tottenham loanee Massimo Luongo, who has impressed in pre-season, in midfield to the proven second-tier goals of Michael Chopra. Former Arsenal star Jay Emmanuel-Thomas is one with the potential to explode up front in the near future, but it remains unclear if Jewell is the man to lift the club out of their recent funk. If he can get it together, they could make a real impact.
Huddersfield complete the promoted trio. Boss Simon Grayson knows how the game works at this level and has recruited well, with the battling Keith Southern joining after a remarkable service for Blackpool and quick winger Sean Scannell a very useful addition from Crystal Palace.
The attention is all on Rhodes, who boasts 85 goals in 146 appearances for the club, and the prolific forward may yet stay, which would be a huge boost. Keeping hold of the Scotland international could make the difference between hanging in the league and making a dent in it.
Bristol City, after only just maintaining Championship status last season, are somewhat less buoyed. Derek McInnes has work to do in his first full season to ensure that the Robins don't get dragged into a similar scrap but, while former Manchester United and Liverpool youngsters Tom Heaton and Paul Anderson have joined, star winger Albert Adomah may yet be poached by one of several interested clubs – keeping hold of the Ghana international this month would boost spirits at Ashton Gate.
There is plenty of spirit at Millwall, who pulled away from the dogfight over the drop in the latter stages of 2011-12, but Kenny Jackett, the Championship's most enduring current manager, must ensure that they do better than the previous term's awful start. Pressure will be on striker Andy Keogh to take his 10-goal form from February onwards into the new campaign, or else another tough season beckons.
Crystal Palace could be in real danger. Scannell, Ambrose and Southampton-bound Nathaniel Clyne are all key assets to have been sold from Selhurst Park, leaving big gaps in an already-thin squad. Wilfried Zaha, at least for now, remains to provide pace but will be heavily relied upon and must mature quickly, while Aaron Wilbraham, arriving on a free transfer from Norwich, will be needed to perform more consistently at this level than he has done before.
Dougie Freedman, though, looks an enterprising young manager and may just be able to conjure something solid from his new-look outfit, but a repeat of 17th would suit Palace just fine.
Peterborough are among the favourites to be relegated, though there are some encouraging signs for Darren Ferguson's men. Stars Paul Taylor and George Boyd had both expressed a desire to move on this summer but nobody has yet made a swoop and the potential retention of the duo would be an unexpected plus alongside decent incoming transfers such as impressive former Stevenage midfielder Michael Bostwick.
The Posh, however, were on the end of one or two heavy defeats last season and will need to be on their toes every week to stay competitive. Beating the odds is far from impossible but there will be no easy games.
The departure of Ricardo Vaz Te to West Ham in January proved the killer blow to Barnsley's season and, in the end, only Portsmouth's points deduction prevented their relegation. With money scarce, no direct replacement has since been found, while boss Keith Hill has taken a gamble on Egyptian striker Mido, who has top-level experience but whose best days seem some distance behind him. The Tykes seem the least equipped of anyone to ensure survival and a long season awaits.
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Veterans Day Field Kit
Justice For Vets has released the 2016 Veterans Day field kit, your guide to engaging the community and supporting veterans in your program.
VTC Grad/Mentor Featured on Washington Post Live
Yesterday, Justice For Vets was honored to be part of the Washington Post Summit: Addiction in America.
From "The West Wing" to Justice For Vets
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Justice For Vets launches West Wing PSA
The cast of television's "The West Wing" joined forces last week with Justice For Vets to launch a powerful public service announcement (PSA)
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Veterans Treatment Courts: A Second Chance for Veterans Who Have Lost Their Way
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Justice For Vets Briefs VA Chief Counsel
NADCP COO Carson Fox and Justice For Vets Senior Director Melissa Fitzgerald recently briefed Department of Veterans Affairs Chief Counsel Leigh Bradley on Veterans Treatment Courts.
Offering treatment, not punishment, to veterans
Five years ago, Erik Castro came back from Afghanistan with PTSD and an alcohol problem, though he wouldn't admit to either.
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CBS News takes viewers inside Veterans Treatment Court during a gripping profile of Staff Sgt. Tommy Rieman.
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New Study Demonstrates Veterans Treatment Court Effectiveness"Veterans reported better treatment outcomes and quality of life over time when involved in the Vet Court."
Return the Service Campaign Spotlights Justice For Vets
Global entertainment superstars Participant Media have teamed up with Justice For Vets to launch a sizzling public awareness campaign.
Registration Open for Vet Court Con 2015
Registration is now OPEN for the only conference devoted exclusively to Veterans Treatment Courts and justice-involved veterans.
Statement on the Tragedy in Montgomery County, PA
Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of this terrible tragedy, and with the families now coping with unimaginable loss.
Veterans Treatment Courts on Take Part Live
Combat veteran Nick Stefanovic dropped by the set of Take Part Live for a revealing interview about his transition home, and how a Veterans Treatment Court saved his life.
Justice For Vets Attends Unbroken Premier
Last night, Justice For Vets Senior Director Melissa Fitzgerald and NADCP CEO West Huddleston attended a special advance screening of the new Comcast-Universal film Unbroken.
10 Years After the Pat Tillman Tragedy a Soldier Finds Hope and Healing in Veterans Treatment Court
Last weekend, NBC's Today told the story of Steven Elliot, a former Army Ranger who believes that he is responsible for the friendly fire that killed fellow Ranger Pat Tillman.
Veterans Treatment Courts Featured on DC Public Safety Radio Show
The National Institute of Corrections announced it will release a Veterans Treatment Court White Paper in December
Read Melissa Fitzgerald's Veterans Day Essay - A Tale of Two Brothers
Own/Huffington Post Highlight Veterans Treatment Courts
CBS News Highlights Veterans Treatment Courts on Veterans Day
In honor of Veterans Day, CBS News is shining the spotlight on the Philadelphia
Senior Director Melissa Fitzgerald Moderates Microsoft Panel on Veterans and Jobs
This morning, Justice For Vet's Senior Director Melissa Fitzgerald moderated a panel hosted by Microsoft in Washington, DC.
Hundreds More To Be Served In Tennessee Veterans Court
Federal grant awarded to expand capacity.
Delaware Expands Veterans Treatment Court to Every County
Delaware has expanded Veterans Treatment Court to every county in the state, ensuring that these life-saving programs are within reach of every veteran in need.
Veterans Treatment Courts deliver justice and help heal wounds of war
Read the Washington Post Letter to the Editor penned by Senior Director Melissa Fitzgerald...
Justice For Vets on Hardball
Last night millions across the country learned why Veterans Treatment Courts are a critical solution for veterans in crisis.
Justice For Vets Holds Mentor Corps Boot Camp in TennesseeIn late June, Justice For Vets was honored to conduct its first statewide Mentor Corps Boot Camp in Tennessee.
Criminal courts tailored to veterans multiply as wars wind down
Martin Sheen Appears on MSNBC's Taking The Hill to Discuss Veterans Treatment Courts
Justice For Vets teams up with Army OneSource for FREE VTC Webinar
Justice For Vets was honored to participate in an Army OneSource Webinar on the Ten Key Components of Veterans Treatment Court.
Justice For Vets Announces New Mentor Veterans Treatment Courts
Justice For Vets is proud to announce the 2014 Veterans Treatment Court Mentor Courts!
Justice For Vets Convenes Panel Discussion at National Rx Abuse Summit
Justice For Vets Named Top Nominee for the Annual CLASSY Awards
Justice For Vets Receives Major Honor
Rehab, not jail, for our veterans
Judge Robert Russell appeared on MSNBC's "The Cycle"
US Attorney General Eric Holder Visits Virginia's Roanoke Federal Veterans Treatment Court
The Roanoke Times covered U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder's recent visit to Virginia's Roanoke Federal Veterans Treatment Court.
Veterans Can Get Help Instead of Jail Time
NPR's Veterans With Less-Than-Honorable Discharges
NPR is running a special series on life after war for veterans with other than honorable discharges.
Justice For Vets Featured on NPR's Diane Rehm Show
This Veterans Day, Justice For Vets was honored to appear on NPR's Diane Rehm Show.
Nation's Top Military Leaders to Speak at Inaugural Vet Court ConGeneral Martin Dempsey and General (ret) Eric Shinseki to Keynote in DC
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Veterans Helping Veterans in Missouri
When the volunteer veteran mentors in the St. Louis Veterans Treatment Court noticed a need for skills training for the veterans in the program they took action.
Associated Press Lauds Veterans Treatment Courts
The Associated Press takes you inside a Veterans Treatment Court to learn how they operate, who they serve, and why they are so critical to honoring this nation's heroes.http://www.justiceforvets.org/node/155
Veterans Day coverage highlights success of Veterans Treatment CourtsJustice For Vets and Veterans Treatment Courts were featured in media coverage throughout the nation on Veterans Day. From NPR's Diane Rehm Show to The Huffington Post and Christian Science Monitor, the American public was exposed to Veterans Treatment Courts and left with no doubt that these programs must be immediately expanded to serve all veterans who suffer following their service.
Bloomberg News Highlights Veterans Treatment Courts"Their diverging fates show how some states' justice systems struggle to accommodate damaged troops. After more than a decade of war in two theaters, 120 veterans courts operate in 35 states, with 100 in the planning stages, according to the nonprofit Justice for Vets in Alexandria, Virginia. The first was established in Buffalo, New York, in 2008."
Justice For Vets Helps Launch Community BlueprintJustice For Vets teams up with the Points of Light Foundation and more than 50 veteran and military service organizations, nonprofits and government agencies to officially launch the Community Blueprint.
Combat Marine Joins Justice For VetsJustice For Vets is pleased to announce the hiring of Ken Gardner as Project Director for the Veterans Treatment Court Planning Initiative and Veterans Mentor Courts.
2012 Veterans Treatment Court Planning InitiativeThis July, eleven Veterans Treatment Court teams from around the country converged on Orange County, California for the Veterans Treatment Court Planning Initiative (VTCPI), the nation's only Veterans Treatment Court training.
Justice For Vets Discusses Veterans Treatment Courts with PGA GolfersThis year's AT&T National Tournament had a special focus on veterans and their families.
ONDCP Director Hails Veterans Treatment CourtsONDCP Director Gil Kerlikowski and Justice For Vets Director Matt Stiner discuss Veterans Treatment Courts with past/present participants at the NADCP 18th Annual Training Conference held in Nashville, TN.
This Week in Defense NewsJustice For Vets Director Matt Stiner talks to This Week in Defense News about Veterans Treatment Courts and the need to continue to support these vital programs.
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Is the time you or your crew invest in attending an electrical trade show worth it? Or in today's world is it faster to get your info on new products over the Internet?
My experience was one & done. Spent 2K, 4 nights & 2 days with a pretty solid generator display. Handed out a lot of info, talked to a lot of homeowners... but not a nibble.
My impression was it's mostly people walking around, looking for "give-away" items. Wouldn't do it again any if it was free.
[quote=jnblucy] Is the time you or your crew invest in attending an electrical trade show worth it? Or in today's world is it faster to get your info on new products over the Internet? [/quote]
Over the Internet.
I have gone to several local shows put on by several of our suppliers. I was pretty much unimpressed. I like trying to stay on top of advancements in the field and most of what I saw was the same old stuff just repackaged. I find I do a lot better going online. You can see new stuff and normally with some searching you can get opinions on how the new stuff worked.
I have been on both sides of the table as far as trade show participation. I have not gone to one yet that there has not been something or someone that I never would have seen otherwise. The Internet is great for finding things that you know of but try googling "newest electrical products that I have not seen before". When I was on the manufacturer's side of the table I got to see old friends and had an opportunity to make new ones. Some of them became clients and I became a client to some of the others.
Have electrical distributors invited you (contractors) to a new product introduction session? Or is it pretty much that they will come to visit you to show you the new products?
I agree with the other posters here. I think trade shows were worthwhile before the Internet but they are going away like magazines. They're just not worth while or needed anymore. Just my experience.


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Last night's 6-5 home shootout loss to Montreal provided a microcosm of the Penguins' bottom-six blues. The third and fourth lines hurt more than they help.
The Penguins got zero even-strength goals from their bottom six, though third-line center Brandon Sutter did net an exquisite short-handed goal.
The Canadiens scored once against the Penguins' third line after Sutter made a bad turnover. The Canadiens scored once against the Penguins' fourth line. The Canadiens scored on the power play with a fourth-liner (Joe Vitale) in the penalty box. The Canadiens scored on the power-play with a third-liner (Tanner Glass) in the penalty box.
The third and fourth lines were directly responsible for the Penguins' loss. At the very least, you count on those lines to not be scored upon. That clearly wasn't the case last night.
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"Payback." She shrugs. Within half an hour I find Linsey by two dead bodies.
" I see." I look at the body of Trish mixed emotions of hate, and family like love conflicting. Her body convulses and she begins to breath again.
" She not quite dead, yet. I think we should keep her alive for questioning." Before Linsey even moves.
" What? she tried to kill us, and everyone else!" She yell looking slightly worried
" And I want to know why!" I yell back tired of being pushed around.
" A little soft Allen. I just think you can't stand killing. She doing exactly what she wants you to do. Trust her then she will kill you in the end." Linsey points out.
" I beat her once in a fight. Injured. She injured she can't put a scratch on me." I say as I tap the gound a bit of the grass disappears and Trish's body is floating.
I could see Linsey was really angery. Behind me I hear the others, Her facial expression calmed a bit. Something was definelty up with her.
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2216 Rosewood Lane S, Roseville, MN 55113
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Beautiful, well maintained home just 1 block to Midland Hills Golf Course. LOVELY updated kitchen, hardwood floors, new carpet Sept. 2016. New roof to be installed October 2016. Heated garage, freshly painted. Quality thruout. See public supplement for full description.
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Property Details for 2216 Rosewood Lane S, Roseville, MN 55113
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 1 Three-Qtr | 1 Half
Lot Size: 0.27 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 100x119
Year Built: 1964
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Tuckunder, Heated Garage, Driveway - Concrete, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Split Entry (Bi-Level)
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 2000
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1485
Below Ground Sq Ft: 515 (approx)
Room Information for 2216 Rosewood Lane S, Roseville, MN 55113
Main Floor
Living Room: 22x15
Dining Room: 11x11
Kitchen: 12x9
Bedroom 1: 15x11
Bedroom 2: 12x12
Bedroom 3: 11x11
Informal Dining Room: 10x8
Patio: 15x15
Lower Floor
Family Room: 22x15
Office: 10x11
Dining Room Description: Separate/Formal Dining Room, Informal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
School Information for 2216 Rosewood Lane S, Roseville, MN 55113
School District: Roseville
School District Phone: 651-635-1600
Interior Features for 2216 Rosewood Lane S, Roseville, MN 55113
Appliances: Range, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Disposal, Air-To-Air Exchanger
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (515 sq Finished) Partial, Finished (Livable), Partial Finished, Concrete Block
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Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Medium
Lot Dimensions: 100x119
Roof: Asphalt Shingles
Zoning: Residential-Single
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Joyo "British foot pedal"By: ColinJW on 21 September 2016It's great, the pedal has the sound I have been looking for, without having to buy expensive Amps Well done JOYO ****
JOYO British Sound - Amp Emulator Pedal
The British Sound guitar pedal is designed primarily to be used in place of an amplifier when you are recording direct into your computer, or plugging straight into the mixing desk in a PA system. Replicating the British Marshall sound of a vintage Marshall JCM 900 through a 4 x 10 cabinet with legendary greenback speakers, this pedal is a great time and space saver when you need to capture that true Marshall flavour in your recordings, but don't have the facilities or budget to spend on mic'ing up the real thing at the high volume to produce the same tones.
3 Band EQ with Level, Drive and Voice controls
By using a combination of EQ and tonal adjustments, the JF-16 pedal enables you move from the classic JCM900 tone through to sounds replicating a Plexi to a vintage Blues gold faced cabinet. Whether beginning with the cleaner tone with the Drive down or with an overdriven tone for solo's (Drive up), you can adjust the Voice control to find the most suitable setting for you. No matter what Marshall style you are after, or what your musical taste, you will find the British Sound amp emulator pedal to be a highly impressive unit.
- Purple with Black Knobs
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- Input Impedance: 1M Ohms
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Following the Supreme Court decision in District of Columbia v. Heller, which invalidated Washington D.C.'s restrictions on handgun possession, it was announced that the Courth would consider a similar case, McDonald v. City of Chicago, this spring.
Since the ruling in Heller applied only to federal jurisdictions, such as Washington D.C., the Court will now consider its application to the States under McDonald. The case is expected to address the basis for Second Amendment protection to States through the Due Process clause and the privileges and Immunities clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
"The Second Amendment is deeply roote din our nation's history and tradition. Ensuring it's protected for future generations, whether for purposes of protection or outdoor recreation, is among my top priorities."
The ruling in McDonald will have major implications for the legality of restrictive gun laws in cities and states nationwide. Recognizing these implications, Congressman Hunter was joined by several other Member so Congress in supporting an amicus curiae ("friend of the court") brief stating support for the Second Amendment and its application to the States.
Congressman Hunter is hopeful that the Court will reach the conclusion that the 14th Amendment clearly applies the Second Amendment to the States. The Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments on March 2, 2010.
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Arsenal forwards Theo Walcott, fresh from his hat-trick heroics at the weekend, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, are likely to start at St Mary's, as Arsenal look to regain their place in the top four of the Premier League.
Their former club, however, look likely to return to the Championship, languishing in the relegation zone and without a win in three games. After being denied three points on Saturday by Cameron Jerome's late equaliser for Stoke, the Saints may be more determined to stun the visitors.
The trio of Łukasz Fabiański, Abou Diaby and Andre Santos, after Arsenal's 7-3 win over Newcastle, are likely to be absent again. A knee injury to Southampton midfielder Adam Lallana, meanwhile, has kept him out of action since 8 December.
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Southampton are without a win against the Gunners since 2002, with a 3-2 league victory at St Mary's.
Former Saints player Theo Walcott's hat-trick against Newcastle on Saturday was his third for Arsenal, and second of 2012.
Southampton have the fewest clean sheets in the league (two).
Walcott now has 14 goals for the season, one more than his previous record – 13 from 38 games in 2010-11 – and 62 minutes per goal involvement.
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- Two-thirds (67%) of insurers surveyed expect to participate in the new OTC cleared environment, up from 53% a year ago
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After stiff opposition by the IITs on the HRD ministry's proposal to change the pattern of IIT-JEE exam from 2013 — by giving 40% weightage to board marks — a 'compromise' formula may evolve for admission, which keeps the weightage proposal intact without diluting the traditional structure of the exam.
The ministry has called a meeting on April 11 to discuss the proposal and sort out the issue. The All India IIT Faculty Federation (AIIFF), which has not been supporting the proposal, can press for a 'compromise formula' in the meeting. This formula could have a structure of a two-tier exam. The first tier ,which could be a filtering exam, may abide by the government's proposal, including giving 40 % weightage to board exam results. The second phase could be traditional thought building kind of exam to finally get a seat in IIT.
The meeting called by HRD minister Kapil Sibal will be attended by the directors of 7 IITs, chairmen and members of the AIIFF. The minister will meet the directors and the chairmen in the morning hours. He will conduct a separate meeting with the members of the faculty federation in the afternoon.
Many traditional IITs (Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur etc) are opposing the proposed changes. Their main concern is over the inclusion of 40% of board marks, which they say could dilute the examination system.
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> I have panel data with observations per firm for a number of months. I
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