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All Star Boxing, Inc. "The New Generation", Tuto Zabala Jr. and Deportes TELEMUNDO are teaming up once again to Celebrate Mexico's Bicentennial 200 Years of Independence and are bringing their popular series of "Boxeo TELEMUNDO" on Friday to the famous Salon Jose Cuervo (former Salon 21) in Mexico City, Mexico home of the Cinturon de Oro Tournament. In the main event former world title challenger and current WBC CABOFE Champion Armando "Ichiro" Torres (13-7, 8 KOs) of Mexico City, Mexico will face undefeated prospect Omar "Metralla" Gonzalez (17-0, 11 KOs) of Monterrey, Mexico in battle scheduled for 12 Rounds with the vacant WBC Latin light flyweight title at stake.
Also in a battle of Mexico City rivals Daniel "Coco" Hernandez (14-4, 9 KOs) will square off with Adrian Tellez (11-6-1, 8 KOs) in a bout scheduled for 12 rounds with the WBC Latin jr. lightweight title on the line.
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Denny Burk just offered a discomfiting commentary on the recent remarks at CPAC by GOP presidential frontrunner Marco Rubio regarding marriage. Here's what Denny, my eagle-eyed colleague, had this to say: I like Marco Rubio. I really do. But did you see his remarks at CPAC today? If not, you can watch above. There was [Read More…]
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Sarah Pulliam Bailey of Christianity Today just interviewed Florida Senator Marco Rubio about his faith and political views. It's a great introduction to Rubio, who is one of the GOP's most popular–and promising–young politicians. Q: Would you describe yourself as an evangelical? A: I'm a Roman Catholic. I'm theologically in line with the Roman Catholic [Read More…]


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Well, at least the fans that stuck around can now say they've seen The Sandlot.
Ahead 3-1 when the skies opened up over Target Field, the Boston Red Sox finally came away with a sweep of the Minnesota Twins on Sunday, winning 5-1 after a three hour rain delay.
Nearly six and a half hours after the first pitch, Junichi Tazawa retired Twins right fielder Chris Parmelee to give the Red Sox their fifth straight win. With the victory, Boston pulled within a half game of the first place New York Yankees, whose game against the Toronto Blue Jays was rained out.
John Lackey picked up his second win of the 2013 season, going six sharp innings before the rain delay cut his outing short. He gave up just one hit and struck out five. The Twins' only run was unearned, thanks to (another) Pedro Ciriaco error, his sixth of the season (in just 19 games, mind you).
Will Middlebrooks continued his hot hitting with a solo home run to put the Red Sox ahead in the second inning. Boston would never trail.
The Red Sox tacked on individual runs in the third and fifth innings as well. In the third, Dustin Pedroia grounded the ball to third with runners on first and third, a potential double play ball that Twins third baseman Trevor Plouffe threw into right field for an error, allowing Shane Victorino to score. Two innings later, three straight singles by the heart of the Red Sox order – a base hit to left by Pedroia, a single to right center by David Ortiz, and a ball back up the middle by Mike Napoli – plated another run to give the Red Sox a 3-0 lead.
Pedroia tacked on two more fortuitous runs in the ninth to give the Red Sox a 5-1 cushion, as his fly ball to deep left bounced off the heel of left fielder Josh Willingham's glove, rolled along the top of the wall, then disappeared behind it for a two-run home run. The lucky bounce became Pedroia's second home run of the season.
Following the rain delay, the Red Sox bullpen pitched three scoreless innings in relief, one each from Andrew Miller, Koji Uehara, and Tazawa. Uehara struck out Joe Mauer to get out of a bases-loaded jam in the eighth, while Tazawa pitched around two base hits to start the bottom of the ninth.
Those few fans who did stick around for the rain delay were treated to more than just a funky home run and an entire stadium section to themselves (not to mention enough foul balls to go around!). During the rain delay, the Target Field technicians were kind enough to provide a little mid-game entertainment, showing The Sandlot on the scoreboard for those who stuck out the heavy rain. According to Don and Jerry, supposedly the cast of the movie was on hand to watch themselves through the rain drops.
The Red Sox will head to U.S. Cellular Field to take on the Chicago White Sox in search of their sixth win in a row. Jon Lester will look to improve to 7-0 on the season opposite Dylan Axelrod (1-3, 4.27 ERA). The series starts Monday night at 8:10 PM.
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A new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows President Obama's favorability ratings still sky-high but slipping slightly, while former vice president Dick Cheney, seen here during at recent appearance at the National Press Club, appears to be improving his image
Of those responding, 60% had a very or somewhat positive view of the president, compared with 66% in January, when Obama took office. Cheney's numbers moved up from 21% in December to 26% today. As our Gannett Washington Bureau colleague Chuck Raasch recently pointed out, the former veep has been on a full-court public relations press lately defending the foreign policy and national security efforts of his boss, former president George W. Bush.
The bipartisan team of pollsters who conducted the NBC/WSJ poll, Democrat Peter Hart and Republican Bill McInturff, found that while the president remains personally popular, the public has reservations about some of his policies, especially the administration's decision to take a stake in automaker General Motors.
Of course, Obama can take comfort in the fact that the shifting sands of popularity are staying all in the family: As the president often liked to point out (with exaggerated ruefulness) on the campaign trail last year, he and Cheney are cousins.
(Posted by Kathy Kiely; photo montage by Kate Patterson, USA TODAY)
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February 24, 2010 by 1 Comment
3.5.10: Celent Banking Seminar: Processes, People, and Technology in Global Transaction Banking
Celent senior analyst Enrico Camerinelli. Admission to the event is free, but space is limited and pre-registration is required. Please click here for more information.
February 22, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Saving money on core systems
Celent has recently published two core banking case studies that talk about cost reduction by moving to a modern platform: Cutting Cost to the Core:How Philippine National Bank Saved 75% by Moving off the Mainframe Tipping the Scale: Using Unix at One of the Largest Banks on Earth In the first case study, Philippine National Bank (PNB) moved from Kirchman (subsequently Metavante, subsequently FIS) Bankway, a traditional mainframe, CICS, COBOL, batch system to i-flex (subsequently Oracle) FLEXCUBE running on Unix. They were able to reduce costs by an astounding 70%. Celent then conducted a case study on one of the largest banks on Earth, State Bank of India (SBI). SBI has about as many branches as Bank of America, Wells Fargo and JP Morgan Chase….combined. Yet, this bank decided to run its core system on TCS B?NCS on Unix to reduce their initial costs by about a third versus the mainframe. Operating costs dropped dramatically since the bank was able to drop headcount by nearly 90%! If you are interested in lowering IT and operational costs, core systems can enable you to make the scale of change required in today's banking environment.
February 18, 2010 by 5 Comments
Citi's core migration
FIS announced that Citi is going to be conducting a core migration and didn't provide many details. I filled in some of the gaps in an article in American Banker. For those of you who don't subscribe to American Banker, This is a big deal with Citi moving their entire deposits from an internally developed legacy system to licensed software. Many of the people who developed this internal platform are no longer with Citi, so maintenance and changes are a challenge. I am consistently surprised that banks that conduct a massive core migration are continuing to move to batch systems rather than move to real time systems. Please see the Celent report, Overcoming the Fear Factor: Migrating Core Banking Systems Citi is moving to Systematics, the 30 plus year old mainframe, COBOL, CICS, batch system that runs at Bank of America, RBS Citizens, and lots of other large banks. If a bank is going to all the trouble of moving core systems, why not go all the way and move to real time, to say FIS Profile? To answer my not so rhetorical question, it will involve changes in item processing and increase risk, but there is certainly some reward to go with that. It's much easier to have such an opinion when I'm not responsible for the conversion and change management. American banks are clearly concerned about adopting the change that a real time system brings. Union Bank (formerly Union Bank of California) is moving to Infosys Finacle, which is a real time system. I eagerly await the results of this migration. Will this start the long-awaited avalanche of core banking migrations? Not yet, but pressure is building. The Citi migration is not a game changer. The Union Bank migration may well be. The Canadians are quite active and there should be some announcements soon. I think that if Union Bank is able to out-innovate the competitors with their new real-time platform and reduce costs, the mass migration will start.
February 16, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Show Me The Money
I am currently working on research that looks at the near-term (next 2 years or so) future of mobile banking in the U.S. No doubt, a lot of reports have been written about this subject, so I am taking a slightly different approach, comparing the views of the banking industry with the views of mobile technology vendor industry. One area I'm researching is new front-end (consumer-facing) technology that is expected to be increasingly offered. In terms of responses, both industries are pretty consistent in thinking that 3 front-end functionalities will soon gain traction; P2p payments, expedited payments and mobile RDC (remote deposit capture). When I ask research interviewees about which of these functionalities will be directly monetized (i.e., gain fee revenue), the answers are far less consistent (stay tuned for the report to find out who said what…). However, no matter how the two industries envision monetization, as we may already know how monetization will turn out in the U.S. This is because there are already a few examples of the above 3 functionalities in-market:
- P2P payments: Mercantile Bank of Michigan is planning to launch a mobile P2P service (powered by S1 and PayPal) sometime in Q2 this year, for free.
- Expedited payments. M&I Bank already offers mobile expedited payments, at $4.99 per transaction.
- Mobile RDC: Three FIs (USAA, San Antonio CU, Randolph-Brooks FCU) already offer (or are planning to offer) mobile RDC, for free.
February 16, 2010 by 1 Comment
Bundle.com Requires a Better Bundle
Back in late September 2009, rumors were flying regarding a Citi and Microsoft venture in the personal financial management (PFM) space. It garnered a lot of attention, particularly due to Microsoft's decision to exit Microsoft Money online. Folks were very curious, myself included, as to what these two heavyweights would conjure up. The rumors were true, and late last month, Bundle.com was launched. Citi, Microsoft, and Morningstar are investors in the new venture. Jaidev Shergill, formerly of Citi Ventures, is the CEO. I visited the site with the expectation of finding a potential contender in the PFM space. Instead I found a site that provided a very limited view into personal financial management. The site allows users to compare their spending habits with others around them or in other areas. There is also a community where users can interact with one another and discuss personal finance. I like the ideas of spending comparisons but this is not a new feature. It has been offered by Mint.com, Wesabe, and Geezeo for some time – all offer various flavours of community and social interaction. I see spending comparisons as a nice to have, not an absolute requirement (see my blog entry on this). I don't believe that folks should model their spending habits according to others for one simple reason – most people don't have good spending or budgeting habits. Everyone needs their own custom-made plan. Bundle.com is going to need to add a lot more to its portfolio in order to attract users and keep them coming back. Bundle is still in beta, and it will be interesting to see what else they add to the pot. I am also curious to see if Citi will begin to integrate any of the features into their own offerings.
February 15, 2010 by Leave a Comment
The dark side of SaaS
The more I think of it, the more I believe SaaS is not the right model for heavy-process transaction-based applications. Certainly appropriate to manage data-intensive applications (e.g., customer interaction data à-la Salesforce.com) but not so fit when integration and STP are the business imperatives. I don't have a final position on this matter, but I will investigate more on it, as the impact on treasury management systems (TMS) can be quite devastating. I'll keep you posted on my research, and please feel free to inject comments.
February 11, 2010 by Leave a Comment
2.25.10: Celent Banking Webinar: IT Spending in Banking: A North American Perspective
Celent senior analyst Jacob Jegher
This event is free for Celent clients and the media. Non-clients can attend for a fee of USD $4,500. This fee includes access to the research report of the same name. Celent will contact non-clients after they register for credit card information.
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February 2, 2010 by 5 Comments
How Big Is Mobile Banking's App-etite?
I have to admit, I have app-envy. Owning an old Windows 6.1 Motorola mobile phone, I look on with a certain longing at my friends, colleagues and fellow airplane passengers who enjoy endless, happy hours with their iPhone/Android/Blackberry "iBeer" apps. I am even more jealous of their mobile banking apps, which seem to me the coolest retail banking technology ever. But truthfully, I am beginning to get a bit dizzy contemplating the options that await once I finally trade in my current mobile device. At the last count I saw, the iPhone App Store had 120,000 apps. This got me to thinking about the plight of banks offering mobile solutions, which are increasingly feeling the pressure to keep up with the app explosion. A very quick check on Wikipedia revealed the following:
- There are about 6 versions of the iPhone OS (operating system), with a new one in beta
- Since April 2009, there have already been 3 versions of the Android OS
- There are at least 30 versions of the Blackberry OS, more if you include those for the Canadian market — I stopped counting, but see for yourself.
- The Windows Mobile OS has been around for a while, but it's probably safe to say that phones with 5 or 6 versions are still in use
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The second season of Chris Carter's popular series, which followed in the wake of his smash hit THE X-FILES saw a number of changes; the themes delved more deeply into the realm of the spiritual and supernatural, while adopting a comedic aspect as well. Frank Black (Lance Henrikson), the hero of this dark drama whose psychic endowments allow him to solve mysteries by getting inside the minds of criminals, finds himself suffering a crisis of faith in the Millennium Group, the enigmatic government agency for whom he works. As he learns more about them, he begins to take matters into his own hands, and mounts aninvestigation the Group on his own, while simultaneously coming to a greater understanding of his psychic abilities. Striking a pitch-perfect balance of honesty, feeling, and experimentation, the show was a visceral and emotional challenge to audiences; the tragedy that struck at the close of the second season was shocking and almost breathtaking in the unforeseen direction it took.
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U.S. laws a barrier for advance directives: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - U.S. laws concerning advanced planning for end-of-life care, including so-called "living wills," set up too many practical roadblocks for many people to put them into place, a study found.
The study, led by Rebecca Sudore of the University of California, San Francisco, covered laws in all 50 of the states and comes as Congress debates the future of health care reform -- debate that has included false rumors about "death panels" that would determine who receives care at the end of life.
Most states, Sudore's team found, had practical restrictions that could make it difficult for many people to complete an advanced directive, which is a legal document that allows people to state their wishes for end-of-life care in the event they become too ill to make their own medical decisions.
In addition, many of the documents used in end-of-life planning were written in complicated legal language that the average person would have trouble understanding.
"Unintended negative consequences of advance directive legal restrictions may prevent all patients, and particularly vulnerable patients, from making and communicating their end-of-life wishes and having them honored," Sudore and her team wrote in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
"These restrictions have rendered advance directives less clinically useful."
One of the best known examples of advance directives are "living wills," which spell out what types of life-prolonging measures a person does or does not want, such as being put on a ventilator if you cannot breathe on your own or wanting doctors to attempt resuscitation if your heart stops.
A 2007 Harris poll found that about two in five U.S. citizens have these.
Different U.S. states have different laws on advance directives, but the study found that virtually all are written at a reading level well above high-school level -- a problem given that some 40 percent of U.S. residents read at a level no higher than an average 13-year-old. Continued...


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Stocks retreated for the fourth straight session on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Friday, with the benchmark Nikkei average closing below 17,000 for the first time in almost two weeks, pressured by the yen's rise.
The 225-issue Nikkei slumped 225.40 points, or 1.32 percent, to end at 16,819.59, its first finish below the 17,000 line since Jan. 26. On Thursday, the key market gauge fell 146.26 points.
The Topix index of all first-section issues closed down 19.84 points, or 1.43 percent, at 1,368.97, after losing 17.46 points the previous day.
The Tokyo market got off to a weaker start, dragged down by losses in export-oriented issues, such as automakers, due to the yen's strengthening against the dollar. Concerns over deteriorated earnings at such companies were fueled by the dollar's fall below 117 yen, brokers said.
In the afternoon, stocks accelerated their downswing in line with the yen's further rise, briefly pushing the Nikkei average down more than 400 points.
The yen's ascent came as speculation receded over an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve in March, following recent disappointing economic indicators, including weekly initial claims for unemployment insurance benefits released Thursday, according to brokers.
The market was also weighed down by losses in the banking sector, on the back of growing worries about earnings at financial institutes after the Bank of Japan's decision last week to introduce a negative interest rate policy, brokers said.
An official of a bank-affiliated securities firm said that the market also came under pressure as investors found it difficult to purchase stocks ahead of the release later on Friday of U.S. jobs data for January.
"Although U.S. equities and crude oil prices have become firmer, recent weak economic data led to the dollar's drop," said Masayuki Otani, chief market analyst at Securities Japan Inc.
Due to concerns over the health of the U.S. economy, the yen is unlikely to weaken sharply against the dollar, an official of a major securities firm said.
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A Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday showed an uptick in his support. He garnered 17 percent support among those surveyed, behind City Council Speaker Christine Quinn's 19 percent and just ahead of ex-Comptroller Bill Thompson's 16 percent. A Quinnipiac poll in May had Quinn at 25 percent, Weiner at 15 percent and Thompson at 10 percent.
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|Well, I did what I said I wouldn't do, and a Whirlpool W/D are on the way. I don't have the money for a new set, so I had to go to rent a center.
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Borrowing the money to go buy a set isn't an option..... I just threw a rod in my engine, and was pot committed on that car (Just spent $1500 on it 2 weeks before)...so I had to throw another 2K into it. Anyway I'm broke.
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WEST SALEM -- The top-ranked Waynedale wrestling team didn't exactly lose its swagger after a 35-31 Team Tournament loss at Tuslaw on Feb. 6, but the Golden Bears were smarting nonetheless after falling in the high-profile bout.
Coach Louie Stanley challenged his team that it had two directions to go after that setback. Judging by Waynedale's dominating performance in winning the Div. III Northwestern Sectional Saturday, it's clear the Bears are back in the fast lane toward defending their state team title in the individual tournament.
Led by four champions and nine total qualifiers for the Garfield Heights District next week, Waynedale scored 242 points to easily outdistance runner-up Tuslaw (193) for the sectional title.
Northwestern and Mapleton tied for third with 158 points, followed by Loudonville (150), Norwayne (145), Chippewa (92), Black River (81), Orrville (69), Hillsdale (61), Canton Central Catholic (39), Dalton (16), Smithville (14) and Rittman (3).
Leading Waynedale's sectional title were two sets of brothers who claimed individual championships: senior twins Zack Nelson (126) and Zane Nelson (138), along with freshman Reid Stanley (145) and senior Brenden Stanley (170).
Coach Stanley wasn't sure if his team's 242 points were a sectional record for the program, but interestingly it shattered the 190 last year's state champion team scored at Northwestern. The Bears also beat last year's number of district qualifiers by one and had three fifth-place district alternates as well.
"We are just really happy with the way our guys stepped up," coach Stanley said. "It's definitely one of our top two or three overall efforts for points at a sectional.
"I've gotta credit the kids and the coaches because after the Tuslaw loss we all realized we have to work a lot harder," Stanley continued. "I don't think we ever lost our confidence, but that was a tough match to lose. We came in the day after it and told the kids some simple words I've lived by for years: 'Champions bounce back.' We told them you can either lay down and say 'Tuslaw is better than us,' or 'We are gonna bounce back.'"
Zane Nelson sat out with an injury against Tuslaw, but the second-ranked 138-pounder scored an 11-3 major decision in the finals against Tuslaw's Chance Marthey. Top-ranked Zack Nelson (50-0) tech-falled Loudonville's fourth-ranked Josh Weber, while winning with major decisions were Reid Stanley (beat Mapleton senior Brett Naymik 10-2) and Brenden Stanley (topped Northwestern's Joey Meek 12-1).
"Zack was wrestling a returning state qualifier in Weber, and to tech-fall him at any level of the tournament shows where Zack's at," coach Stanley said. "Reid had a nice tournament to win this as a freshman and there's a kid from Tuslaw he lost to who didn't even advance.
"A lot of credit has to go to Zane, who's battled (injuries) all year. He came out today against a quality opponent in Chance Marthey and wrestled a real quality match. We've finally got Zane close to healthy and at the perfect time. Brenden had a good win over Meek, who's a mean, scrappy kid that we have a lot of respect for."
Taking seconds for Waynedale were Dakota Stanley (160) and Bradley Wardell (132), while advancing with thirds were freshmen Michael Wilson (120) and Jack Staggs (152). The team was especially happy to see heavyweight David Wellman qualify with a fourth to reach his first district meet.
"This is what we came in expecting," said Brenden Stanley, who improved his perfect record to 50-0. "We lost a heartbreaker to Tuslaw and I'm not taking anything away from them, but we've worked very hard since then for this tournament and coming out on top feels great."
Norwayne was just one title shy of matching Waynedale as Bobcat siblings Kollin Moore (152, still hasn't given up an offensive point this season) and Kurt Moore (160) took firsts, while senior Heath Rohrbaugh (182) added a somewhat unexpected championship.
The Moores are now a combined 91-1 after sophomore Kollin (48-0) doubled up Orrville's Brad Potter 10-5 and senior Kurt (43-1) beat Dakota Stanley 7-1.
Rohrbaugh was pinned by Northwestern's Kile Schaefer in the Wayne County Athletic League finals, but edged the Husky 2-1 in the sectional semis before topping Black River's Jake Maund 4-3 in the title bout.
"I just came in with a game plan and stuck to it," said Rohrbaugh, now 32-12. "I'm smaller than a lot of the guys are and just try to play it safe and be quicker and try to stay out from underneath.
"From wrestling Schaefer at the County, I knew what he was going to try and do and I tried to stay out of his tie-ups. I definitely had goals to get to state and I think this is a big confidence boost."
Norwayne also had Mitch Murray advance with a second after being pinned in the 220 final, while 195-pounder Jon Zimmerly was third.
One of the best matches was saved for last when Loudonville's Austin Cary defeated Chippewa's Zack Srock 4-3 in a title matchup of unbeaten senior heavyweights.
"It feels really good to be a sectional champ and get the No. 1 seed for districts," said Cary (38-0), who used a second-period takedown to key the win over Srock (33-1). "(Srock) is a heckuva wrestler and I highly respect him.
"I've never wrestled him before, but we're going to see each other a lot in this postseason."
Tuslaw had champions in Dion Perez (120, 6-4 dec. over Black River's Mike Hozan) and Dylan Marthey (6-3 dec. over Wardell), while falling in title matches were Shane Johnston (106, 10-2 loss to Black River's Sebastian Vidika) and Chance Marthey.
D.J. Blair was third in the loaded 160 class for Tusalw, while fourths went to Jake Johnson (113), Jarret Logan (126), Jeff Powell (152) and Scott Wohlheter (182).
"I thought we'd have a better day than what we did," said Tuslaw coach Chase Horvath, whose team was second at the State Team Tournament last weekend. "We placed 13 kids here and we're only taking nine, so four of those kids were right there to win it but couldn't get it done and that's kind of heartbreaking for them to not advance."
Northwestern had just one finalist -- runner-up Meek -- but will still send eight grapplers to Garfield Heights. Taking thirds were Shane Clark (126), Tyler Berry (132), Derek Gregan (138), Schaefer (182) and Matt Hunter (285), while fourths went to Kyle Cayse (120) and Tanner Topp (160).
"We didn't have a real good day, but the key is to advance as many as you can and it's nice to have eight get out," Northwestern coach Spencer Hershey Sr. said.
Sending two wrestlers each are Hillsdale with Jett Heldenbrand (113, third) and Tristin Stiltner (132, fourth) and Orrville with Potter and Connor Davis (220, fourth). Dalton's Drew Everett (145, third) trains with the Red Riders and also moved on.
Loudonville had Ryan Weber win a hard-fought 5-3 bout over Chippewa's Phil Eisenhauer in the 195 title bout before Cary took his first. The Redbirds will be joined at the district by runners-up Ullman and Josh Weber, along with Blake Cary (170, third) and Tucker Bender (145, fourth).
Chippewa had to settle for three qualifiers: Srock, Eisenhauer and Garrett Hall (106, fourth).
Locals taking fifths to become district alternates were Waynedale's Tyler Wirth (106), Dillan Galehouse (113) and Corey Pattin (220); Chippewa's Austin Dykes (126) and Grant Genet (132); Loudonville's Tim Stanger (120) and Kolton Edmondson (160); Norwayne's Clayton Wheeland (138) and Logan Studer (170); Hillsdale's Alex Heldenbrand (145); and Tuslaw's Ian Sanor (195).


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CHANDLER, Ariz. – Northern Arizona opened up a seven stroke lead over Portland State after the front nine and fended off a late charge by the Vikings to claim the 2013 Big Sky Championship by four strokes with a three-day total of 882. The Lumberjacks will represent the conference in the NCAA Regionals and in all likelihood will be at the West Regional hosted by Stanford University May 9-11.
"It's an unbelievable and amazing feeling," NAU head coach Brad Bedortha said. "Starting the day out I was just completely comfortable and calm and confident with my players; it was just easy going right from the get-go and I had a good feeling. They played great all day from top to bottom. They've done a great job all season and I'm just really happy for everybody."
The Lumberjacks trailed Portland State by nine strokes after the first day of the tournament and were tied with the Vikings after the second round before pulling away Tuesday to win a Big Sky-record seventh all-time conference golf title.
Junior Kaitlen Parsons was named to the all-tournament team after tying for 2nd place with a three-day total of one-under-par 215, tying former Lumberjack Bethany Leclair for the best three-round score in program history.
Parsons was the team's top-scorer in all three rounds of the tournament with scores of 73-71-71. She opened her final round with birdies on one and two and added two more birdies on the back nine, ending with a birdie after narrowly missing an eagle putt to tie with Portland State's Britany Yada for second place overall. Montana State's Paige Crawford was the individual champion with a Big Sky-record eight-under-par tournament total of 208.
Stephanie Kim, NAU's lone senior, also opened with a birdie and remained at one-under-par through the 14th hole before ending with a 74. She placed 11th overall for the tournament, and for the first time in her storied career she will play in the NCAA Regionals.
"It feels pretty amazing; I've waited four years for this," said Kim. "We've worked so hard this year and I don't know how to explain how proud I am of my team. I've waited four years to play in the NCAA Regionals and to finally do that this year is amazing."
Sophomore Darian Spivey, who equaled Parsons' team-best round on Sunday, matched that score with a 73 on Tuesday for a superb 73-74-73 line and a career-best 220 total to tie for ninth place overall. Freshman Savana Bezdicek had another outstanding round, making par on 16 of 18 holes and finishing with an even-par 72, while sophomore Susana Mejia closed out a strong Big Sky showing with a 79.
The Lumberjacks won the seventh Big Sky Golf Championship in program history and their first since 2009 while recording the best Big Sky Championship score in program history by nine strokes. NAU also moved past Portland State for the most all-time Big Sky golf titles while Bedortha won his second conference championship in just five seasons as the Lumberjacks head coach. The team will play in the NCAA Regional Championship for the fifth time in program history.
"I don't think that's even hit yet," said Bedortha regarding the NCAA Regionals. "That's finals week so there's going to be some shuffling and planning, but we won that honor and get that privilege so it will be a pleasure to go."
The field for the NCAA Regionals will be officially announced next Monday, April 29, at 6 p.m. Arizona time with a live selection show on NCAA.com.
Big Sky Championship – Ocotillo Golf Resort /Chandler, Ariz. – Par 72
Final Team Standings
1. Northern Arizona 299 293 290 882 +18
2. Portland State 290 302 294 886 +22
T3. Southern Utah 306 299 296 901 +37
T3. Northern Colorado 304 295 302 901 +37
5. Sacramento State 300 301 303 904 +40
6. Eastern Washington 301 312 298 911 +47
7. Weber State 301 310 304 915 +51
8. Montana 322 307 290 919 +55
9. Montana State 322 307 293 922 +58
10. North Dakota 330 332 333 995 +131
11. Idaho State 347 332 328 1007 +143
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text: HomeNewsPokémon Announces 2014 International Challenge May Jelani Thompson May 1, 2014 News From today Pokémon fans from around the world can start limbering-up for the International Challenge May in readiness for registration on May 8th! The 2014 International Challenge May is open to all Pokémon X and Pokémon Yvideo game players around the world.Registration for the 2014 International Challenge May begins at 3:00 p.m. BST on Thursday, May 8, 2014, and goes until 2:59 p.m. BST on Thursday, May 15, 2014, unless the player cap is reached before then. Space is limited for the 2014 International Challenge May, so it is important players register as soon as possible. The tournament starts at 3:00 p.m. BST on Friday, May 16, 2014. Here are the contest details: Competition Dates Friday, May 16, 2014 at 00:00:00 through Sunday, May 18, 2014 at 23:59:00 UTC Registration Period Thursday, May 8, 2014 at 00:00:00 through Thursday, May 15, 2014 at 23:59:00 UTC To participate, you must first register for the competition at the Pokémon Global Link (PGL). Entry is on a first-come, first-served basis. Once the participant limit is reached, registration will be closed. No one can enter the competition after it has begun. You must register for the competition at the PGL during the registration period. Participant Limit 50,000 (limit subject to change; first come, first served) Ranking Results Announcement Thursday, May 22, 2014 at 00:00:00 UTC (announcement time subject to change) Compatible Games: Pokémon X or Pokémon Y Rules for This Competition This competition will use Double Battle format. Players must use a copy of Pokémon X or Pokémon Y. Players may use only Pokémon found in the Kalos Pokédexes ofPokémon X or Pokémon Y. Register 4–6 of your Lv. 1–100 Pokémon to your Battle Box. Pokémon will automatically be lowered to Level 50 during battles. Nicknames you have given to your Pokémon will not be displayed. A 15-minute time limit for each match will automatically be enforced in-game, beginning at the start of each battle. If the outcome has not been determined when the time limit expires, the game will automatically apply tiebreakers to determine a winner. At the beginning of each battle, players have 90 seconds to select 4 Pokémon to battle with. At the beginning of each turn, players have 45 seconds to select a move or change Pokémon in battle. If a player has not made his or her selections at the end of this period, the game will automatically make selections for the player. The following Pokémon cannot be used in this competition: Mewtwo, Xerneas, Yveltal, Zygarde Junior Division players will be limited to playing between the hours of 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. (local time). Age Divisions Players competing in the 2014 International Challenge May will be divided into two age divisions: Junior/Senior Division: Born 1999 or later. Masters Division: Born 1998 or earlier. Battles and Result Tracking Players may battle up to 20 games per day of the competition. Competition results will be tracked separately from Rating Battles, and the competition ranking will be displayed in the Competition Status section. Usable Pokémon Players may use only Pokémon found in the Kalos Pokédexes ofPokémon X or Pokémon Y. Exceptions: You cannot use Pokémon that were brought to Pokémon X orPokémon Y using the Nintendo 3DS downloadable software Poké Transporter. The following Pokémon cannot be used in this competition: Mewtwo, Xerneas, Yveltal, Zygarde A player's team may not contain two Pokémon with the same National Pokédex number. Pokémon may use only moves learned by one of these methods: By leveling up By TM or HM As an Egg Move, through breeding From a character in the game Already known by a Pokémon received at an official Pokémon event or promotion Battle Box Before the battle starts, the Pokémon on each player's team will be displayed briefly to his or her opponent. Moves and held items are not displayed. When you register your Pokémon for the Online Competition after receiving the Digital Player ID, your Battle Box will be locked. You will no longer be able to change your Pokémon's moves or held items. Do not change the order of moves for Pokémon in your locked Battle Box during the competition, or errors may occur that prevent you from completing your battles. Items Each Pokémon on a player's team may use held items, though no two Pokémon may hold the same item during battle. All items must have been acquired in Pokémon X or Pokémon Y, through the Pokémon Global Link, or at an official Pokémon event or promotion. Move Effects The move Nature Power will turn into Earthquake. The move Secret Power has a 30% chance of lowering the opponent's accuracy by one level. The move Camouflage changes the user's type to Ground type. Winner in Special Cases If a player's final Pokémon used Self-Destruct, Explosion, Destiny Bond, or Final Gambit, and both players' final Pokémon faint as a result, the player who used the move loses that game. If a player's final Pokémon used Double-Edge, Volt Tackle, Flare Blitz, Take Down, Submission, Brave Bird, Wood Hammer, Head Smash, Struggle, or Wild Charge, or was holding Life Orb, and both players' final Pokémon faint as a result, the player who used the move wins that game. If both players' final Pokémon faint due to damage from a weather condition such as hail or sandstorm, the player whose Pokémon faints last wins the game. If a Pokémon's Ability (such as Rough Skin, Aftermath, Liquid Ooze, or Iron Barbs) or held item (such as Rocky Helmet), results in both players' final Pokémon fainting, the player whose Pokémon had the Ability or held item wins the game. Time Limit The tournament timer automatically counts down during your battle. If time runs out before either player causes the opponent's final Pokémon to faint, the winner of the game will be determined by the criteria below. Remaining Pokémon If one player has more Pokémon remaining than the other, that player wins the game. If both players have the same number of Pokémon remaining, the winner is determined by average percentage of HP remaining. Average Percentage of HP Remaining If one player's team has a higher average percentage of HP remaining, that player wins the game. If both players' teams have the same average HP remaining, the result of the game is determined by total HP remaining. Total HP Remaining If one player's team has a higher total HP remaining, that player wins the game. If both players' teams have the same total HP remaining, the game is a tie. Turn Timer The timer counts down while players are choosing moves. If time runs out, a move is automatically chosen, so be careful. Participation Requirements A Pokémon Trainer Club membership. A wireless Internet connection. A Pokémon X or Pokémon Y game with a Game Sync ID registered in the PGL. If you have registered both Pokémon X and Pokémon Y to a single PGL account, please choose only one version to use in this competition. To receive Championship Points, you must have a Player ID and be opted into the Play! Pokémon program. How to Enter 1. After logging into the Pokémon Global Link (PGL), go to Online Competitions to enter the competition. Caution: No one can enter the competition after it has begun. 2. Set Up Your Battle Box! Once in the game, go to a Pokémon Center and access the PC. Select "Someone's PC" or "Cassius's PC," and then select "Organize Boxes." Your Battle Box is located one spot to the left of your first PC Box. Choose up to 6 Pokémon and move them to your Battle Box, then close the PC menu. 3. Download Your Digital Player ID Within the game, tap the PSS button at the top of the Player Search System screen to open the PSS menu. Select "Battle Spot." (If asked to connect to the Internet, answer "Yes.") Select "Online Competition," then "Participate," and the Digital Player ID download will begin. 4. Register Your Battle Box After downloading your Digital Player ID, confirm that the Pokémon in your Battle Box are the ones you want to use in the competition, and then register your Battle Box. To do this, select "Battle Spot" from the PSS menu. (If asked to connect to the Internet, answer "Yes.") Select "Online Competition," then "Battle," and you'll be asked if you want to register. Note: Once your Battle Box has been registered, it will be locked until the competition is completed. 5. Participate in the Competition! Once the competition starts, select "Battle Spot" from the PSS menu. (If asked to connect to the Internet, answer "Yes.") Select "Online Competition," then "Battle" to be matched with an opponent! This Online Competition will be held at the Pokémon Global Link. To register for the Pokémon Global Link, you first need a Pokémon Trainer Club account and password. To register a new Pokémon Trainer Club account, click the Pokémon Trainer Club Registration button. After registering for the Pokémon Trainer Club, you will see a Pokémon Global Link registration page. If you already have a Pokémon Trainer Club account, use your Trainer Club user name and password to log in to the Pokémon Global Link. You'll be prompted to register a PGL account. If you have a copy of Pokémon X or Pokémon Y, have your Game Sync ID ready when you log in to the Pokémon Global Link. About Ranking Details The conditions for entering the ranking of the 2014 International Challenge May are listed below: Players must complete a minimum of 1 match that ends in a win or loss. Players who do not complete a minimum of 1 match will not be included in the rankings. Players who consistently play in matches that are interrupted or disconnected may be restricted from future Online Competitions. Beyond the criteria listed above, if The Pokémon Company International finds a player to be behaving in an inappropriate way that harms the overall gameplay experience, he or she may be excluded from the rankings. Rewards Players who enter the rankings will receive an Enigma Berry. The top 128 players in each age division in (separately for North America and Europe) will receive Championship Points. Players must be opted into the Play! Pokémon program and have a Player ID at the time the competition begins. Notes You may be penalized or disqualified from all future competitions for the following behaviors: Using third-party hardware or software to modify saved game data to modify or create Pokémon. Having a significant number of disconnects during matches (after you are matched with an opponent but before the match results are uploaded). Do not use an unstable Internet connection, or you may be penalized. Harassing other players or behaving inappropriately. Software cracking or obstructing the competition in any way. Registering under a false name or using other false information during registration. Not following proper battle etiquette and playing fairly. Not being considerate of your opponents. Do not harass, insult, or slander other players on Internet message boards, blogs, or anywhere else. Show your excellent sportsmanship even after a match ends. If you absolutely must forfeit a match, choose the Run command on your turn and then select the option to forfeit. Forfeiting a match counts as a loss. Please avoid forfeiting as much as possible by only playing matches when you have enough time to finish the match. If you are found to be behaving in a way not befitting a Pokémon Trainer at any time through any other behavior that is inappropriate or disruptive to the competition, you may be disqualified from participating in all current and future competitions. Good luck Pokémon Trainers! Share this post: No related posts. 3DS NewsNintendo NewsPress ReleaseAnimal Crossing: New Leaf Monthly Update – MayNintendo Download Highlights New Digital Content for Nintendo Systems – May 1, 2014About The AuthorJelani ThompsonNews Reporter Lives and breathes competitive Smash. Show me ya moves!


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You weren't born yesterday. But how savvy are you really at avoiding scams? Take this quiz and find out.
1. A message flashes on your computer screen: "Warning! Your system requires immediate antivirus scan." It offers a free scan. What do you do?
A. Click "No thanks" or the corner symbol to close the pop-up message.
B. On a PC, hold down the Ctrl and Alt keys and hit "delete." Under the Applications tab, choose "End Task," then do a full scan with your existing antivirus software.
C. Click "OK" to run the free scan.
2. Your wallet is lost or stolen. Should you file a report with the police?
A. No. The police are unlikely to have time to investigate.
B. Yes. Sending copies of the report to card issuers and credit bureaus will help clear up any ID theft.
3. The phone rings and a recorded voice tells you to call a number concerning an undeliverable package. Which area codes suggest it's a scam?
A. 284, 649, 809 or 876
B. 473, 664 or 784
C. All of the above.
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A. Trash the check.
B. Deposit it and send the requested fee.
C. Deposit it, but don't send the fees.
5. When getting cash at an ATM, how can you protect your debit card data from scammers?
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B. On newer ATMs, look for a bright or flashing light at the slot.
C. Cover the keypad as you enter your PIN.
D. All of the above.
6. After filing a tax return, you get an e-mail from an IRS address seeking personal data. Your response:
A. Click on the link in the e-mail to get details.
B. Provide the requested info via e-mail.
C. Delete the message unless it's clearly a reply to an e-mail that you sent the IRS.
Answer 1: B
Clicking anywhere in the on-screen alert can give your computer a virus.
Answer 2: B
Also alert issuers of other missing cards — driver's license, Medicare card, etc.
Answer 3: C
All are Caribbean codes. Scammers hope to run up your bill by $50 or more per call.
Answer 4: A
You never have to pay to collect a contest prize. And the check is fake, and your bank will hound you for any money you withdraw.
Answer 5: D
A and B test for "skimming" devices that steal card data. C blocks prying eyes or cameras.
Answer 6: C
The email is a scam for sure — the feds don't send unsolicited emails like this. If there's an issue with your tax return, expect a mailed letter.
Results: 1-2 correct: There's a bull's-eye on your back; 3-4 correct: So-so; 5-6 correct: Congrats!
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An Argentine priest kidnapped and tortured during the South American country's "dirty war" said Friday that he has since reconciled with Pope Francis.
Jesuit Fr. Francisco Jalics was kidnapped in 1976 along with a fellow priest by the military junta who ran the government as a dictatorship from 1976-1983, Argentina's "dirty war." The Associated Press reported Friday that the priest, through a statement on the German Jesuits' website, said he and Francis met "years later," believed to be in 2000, to discuss the events.
"Following that, we celebrated Mass publicly together and hugged solemnly. I am reconciled to the events and consider the matter to be closed," he said in the statement.
Jalics' kidnapping came while Francis (then Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio) served at the Jesuit provincial in the country (1973-1979).
Since his ascendance to the papacy, some have renewed criticism of his decision to mandate that Jesuits remain in their roles and at their parishes, instead of entering into political activism and "base communities."
The AP report also stated that Bergoglio withdrew support for Jalics and Fr. Orlando Yorio, after both refused his order to abandon their work in the slums for their own safety. Both men survived the prison where they were tortured, partly due to Bergoglio's behind-the-scenes intervention with dictator Jorge Videla, according to a separate AP report.
Yorio passed away of natural causes in 2000, but had previously argued Bergoglio's action basically handed the two over to the death squads. Jalics now lives in southern Germany.
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Without a title in six months, relieved of the top ranking and barely back from injury, Dinara Safina isn't supposed to be talking like this.
But the world No.2 on Tuesday confidently declared herself ready to finally break her well-documented grand slam duck at this month's Australian Open in Melbourne.
Safina hasn't played since October and was forced to withdraw from this week's Brisbane International with a back complaint, but insists her Open preparations are right on track.
"I'm 100 per cent. I'm ready to play," Safina said.
"If I play my best, let's see what can happen."
Safina has been labelled tennis's biggest choker after losing three grand slam finals in straight sets over the past two years.
Serena Williams whipped her in less than an hour in last year's Melbourne Park decider before shellshocked Safina was reduced to tears after also capitulating against compatriot Svetlana Kuznetsova in the French Open final.
But the 23-year-old - looking lean and strong - says the shattering defeats will only make her hungrier in 2010.
"After every loss, you get smarter," Safina said.
"Unfortunately I couldn't make it last year but I still have a few years ahead of me and I hope I'll get smarter as I get older."
Safina even welcomed the return of Belgium's pair of former world No.1s Justine Henin and Kim Clijsters, whose comebacks have the set the scene for the most competitive Open in years.
"It's good for the crowd that they can see more big names and it's good that they came back," Safina said.
"I feel good (about playing them). I played with them before.
"Justine is a great player and I really respect and admire her a lot so it's nice to see her back and happy on a tennis court."
Safina has little reason to fear Henin - with the Russian actually responsible for pushing the seven-time grand slam champion into retirement with victory over the Belgian in Hamburg in 2008.
"I'm working hard. I'm pushing myself, so no-one can push me any harder," Safina said.
Grand slam final flops aside, Safina was the hottest player in the world in 2008-09, reaching 15 finals in as many months, before being struck down with her back injury.
"I'm happy to be back on court pain-free," she said.
"It's really like a release because then it was really a disaster.
"After my injury, I want to say I want to be healthy. This is the most important thing and the rest will come."
Safina will open her 2010 campaign at the Sydney International starting on Sunday.
The tournament features nine of the world's top 10 players.
"It's a great tournament to prepare for Melbourne," Safina said, still feeling the effects of her 30-hour flight from Nice to Australia, via Frankfurt and Dubai.
"The jetlag and the heat - for me, this is the toughest thing about coming to Australia."


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Quote:It is not the relaxation unto itself which provide the power, but the ability to IN SPITE of my tensions, their presence that I can let go anyway. The heavy bag tells me if I am relaxed. Is it bending or swinging? If it swings means I am not generating short range power correctly.
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Dr. Joe Deweese is Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences for the College of Pharmacy. His teaching responsibilities include Biomolecular Chemistry, Pharmacology, Integrated Biomedical Sciences Lab, and Applied Christian Values in Pharmacy. Dr. Deweese received his B.S. in Biochemistry from Freed-Hardeman University in 2004 and his Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Vanderbilt University in 2009. During his graduate career, he was trained in the enzymology of DNA topoisomerases. His graduate research focused on the DNA cleavage mechanism of human type II topoisomerases and involved the development of a method for isolating topoisomerase II-mediated DNA scission from ligation. Dr. Deweese is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biochemistry at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine where he collaborates with his graduate mentor, Dr. Neil Osheroff. In 2007 and 2008, Dr. Deweese taught as an adjunct instructor for Lipscomb University's Biology Department. During graduate school, he tutored medical school students in Biochemistry and trained and supervised both undergraduate and graduate students in his mentor's research laboratory. His research interests include characterizing the mechanism of anti-cancer agents and enzymes that function on DNA. He and his wife Elizabeth have been married for eight years.
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