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Temple was eyed to play Anastasia's best friend while Grillo was offered the role of Grey's bodyguard, but both stars declined.
Producers and casting directors for the much-talked about film adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey" may have solved a big problem when Jamie Dornan signed on to replace Charlie Hunnam who had recently backed out of the project. However, there are still a few more roles to fill, after "The Dark Knight Rises" actress Juno Temple and "The Grey" star Frank Grillo passed on the chance to work on the Sam Taylor-Wood-directed film.
English actress Temple had been approached to play the best friend of Anastasia, a role that went to Dakota Johnson, but the BFF role will eventually be going to someone else as Temple declined the offer. Meanwhile, 48-year-old Grillo had been asked to portray the role of Grey's bodyguard but he won't be working with Dornan on the project as he also turned down the opportunity to work on the forthcoming drama.
With a handful of actors and actresses already turning down roles in the high-profile movie project, the production team is getting additional pressure as they near the start of filming in order to meet the August 1, 2014 release date of the highly-anticipated film. But once the cast is completely filled in, it should be easier for everyone on the succeeding "Fifty Shades" films, assuming this first installment in the "Fifty Shades" trilogy adaptation comes out successful.
Although most people believe that majority of the actors and actresses pass on roles in the "Fifty Shades" because of the risque storyline of the film, producer Dana Brunetti previously tweeted that the process of casting was more complex than what it is perceived to be, with "talent, availability, their desire to do it, chemistry with other actor, etc" all coming into play.

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Awards Night at Tralee Community College
THE local community were immersed in the atmosphere of the World Cup at the weekend with most people out of the beds early on Sunday morning for Ireland's opening game against Cameroon.Most people were very happy with the way the team played in the absence of Roy Keane and the
THE local community were immersed in the atmosphere of the World Cup at the weekend with most people out of the beds early on Sunday morning for Ireland's opening game against Cameroon.
Most people were very happy with the way the team played in the absence of Roy Keane and they seem to be in with a realistic chance of progressing to the knock out stages of the competition.
Around the townlands people have been displaying great national pride in Irelands participation in the great sporting occasion with Irish flags on display everywhere while the younger generation are also well geared up for the occasion with lots of Irish jerseys and tee shirts on display.
Activity in the area will grind to a halt on this Wednesday afternoon for the big game against Germany.
Everyone will be keeping their fingers crossed that Ireland can produce the goods again in this game.
SINN FEIN VICTORY DANCE: The Sinn Fein organisation in the area are celebrating the election of Martin Ferris to Dail Eireann with a Victory Dance at The Brandon Hotel in Tralee on next Friday night June 7th.
Music for the night will be provided by Spailpin and Guest Artists and admission is ?10.
The night's entertainment kicks off at 9pm and there will be a bar exemption.
LOTTO HITS ?3100: There was very brisk demand for lotto tickets over rge bank holiday weekend as local punters tried to scoop the big Jackpot.
The Store was the venue for the draw on Sunday night but once again no one came up with the correct combination of numbers.
The numbers drawn were 4 - 6 - 13 - 22
The lucky dip prize - winners were ?50 Eddie King, Carrigane; ?25 Thomas O Sullivan, Beale, ?25 Joe Martin Rice, Tullahinell.
This week's draw will be held at The Grove Inn and the Jackpot is a mouth watering ?3100.
PADRE PIO: The annual Padre Pio Pilgrimage to Holy Cross takes place on Sunday week June 16th. The coach will leave the barrack corner in Ballybunion at 8am sharp and travel via Beale, Asdee, Ballylongford, Tarbert and Glin.
The bus is now fully booked out.
G.A.A.: The monthly meeting of the local G.A.A. club will be held at the community centre on this Thursday night at 9 30pm.
Field development sub committees for the proposed club fund - raising draw will be out in place.
It is important that all club officers and members are in attendance.
All fully paid up members will get priority for tickets for the Kerry v Cork game in Kilarney on June 16th and all tickets must be paid for up front.
Seniors are away to Arfert in the County League this weekend and they have been drawn to play Brosna at Mountcoal in the quarter final of the Mikey Kennelly Cup.
THE big clean up is continuing in and around Athea with volunteers meeting every Friday night at 7.30 at the hall, much weeding and general tidying up has been one. More helpers are needed to regain the points lost last year. The hanging baskets will be put in place over the bridge soon, kindly donated by Connie Herbert. In all if as many as possible lend a hand, Athea will definitely be a nicer and tidier place to live in.
COMHALTAS: Athea Comhaltas wish to thank sincerely everyone who contributed to their Church gate collection at the weekend in conjunction with the Fleadh, it was much appreciated.
COMMUNITY GAMES: The u12 girls football team have played two matches in their group against Adare and Abbeyfeale, thanks is extended to Liz O'Sullivan, their manager, who was of great help to them in winning through. There will be 20 national school children taking part in a swimming competition in Askeaton on June 14.
Training for all athletes in preparation for the Co finals takes place at the GAA field. The finals are on June 29/30.
COMMUNITY COUNCIL: There was no lucky numbers draw last weekend, because of the Co Fleadh, however the draw will resume as usual on this Saturday night, June 8 at The Dug Out, with the jackpot being ?5,400. Best of luck to all.
NATIONAL SCHOOL: Athea annual sponsored walk by the Athea NS children along with parents will take place on June 16, starting at the School at 2pm. The boiler for the heating at the school needs to be replaced, costing the grand sum of ?25,000. The local contribution will be about ?2,500. It is hoped that through the generosity of the parish, this amount can be raised. The children are presently going around looking for sponsorship and no matter how big or small it will be welcome. Cards are also available at the school for anyone wishing to do the walk and help with the fund raising. No doubt everyone in the parish has had family attending the school at some stage, so please help out.
VINTAGE DISPLAY: What a display of vintage cars was to be seen here in Athea on Saturday afternoon last. They were all beautiful every colour and size with their metallic and brass bits all shined up for their tour of Ireland, from Anglias to Volkswagens to Wolseys and much more, they were a credit to all who owned them, and attracted a huge crowd of onlookers to Athea. Well done to all.
FLEADH CHEOIL: Well the Co fleadh opened here in Athea on Friday night last, with the NCW pipe band parading through the street for the opening ceremony, along with Paddy Daly and his goat. Meanwhile the junior and senior set dancing competitions were taking place at the hall, all the dancers performing brilliantly from all over the country. The Gables saw a big crowd for the ceili on Friday night. On Saturday the music and singing competitions took place in eleven venues throughout the village with the approach roads into Athea thronged to capacity. The set ceili at the Hall on Saturday night was also very well attended.
THE town played host to large numbers of holidaymakers over the Whit Bank Holiday weekend. The weather was kind with just a slight break on Sunday afternoon. All sections of the Business Community seemed well pleased with the crowds.
RACE MEETING: The Annual Ballybunion Two Day Race meeting takes place this Saturday and Sunday at Murphys field at Gortnaskeha. Please note that entries for the 15 hands Common Cob Race must be with the race secretary Mrs Marie Murphy by 6pm, on Friday, June 7. Contact 087 2224285.
TRIBUTE: Although he died at his home in Listowel last week, the late John B Keane always had a deep warmth for Ballybunion, always ready to give the town very welcome publicity. His play the Buds of Ballybunion which was performed live on the Castle Green by the Listowel Drama Group highlighted how this Town catered to visitors in the earlier years of this century. He was a poet, a journalist and a world renowned playwright. He had a word for everyone. He was sensitive to the problems of all and in any event that benefited the Community. He was to the forefront whether writing an article for a parish magazine, or acting as MC for a concert or show. John B was never found wanting, Listowel will never be the same. His language was coloured with poetry and his face would light up when posed with a question to do with drama or any aspect of writing.
The writer of these humble notes feels privileged to have known John B as a good friend also all the members of his family, Mary his wife, sons John, Conor, Billy and daughter Joanne. His legion of friends in Ballybunion extend deepest sympathy.
G.A.A.: Club Lotto Draw: Last week's draw, for a jackpot of ?4,400, took place in Cantillon's. The numbers drawn were: 4, 5, 12 and 15. There was no winner. The winners of the ?30 lucky dips were: Christopher Mason, Kilgarvan; Mossie Walsh, Guhard; Raymond Shinners, Croom, Co. Limerick; Pat Mahoney, Coolbeha and Mossie Kennelly, Kilgarvan. The winner of the free draw was Patrick Lyons, Guhard. This week's draw, for a jackpot of ?4,500, will take place in The Thatch on Friday night at 11 p.m.
GAA Results: On Wednesday evening Ballydonoghue lost to Finuge in the U.14 North Kerry League. This game was played in Finuge in dreadful weather. Incessant, heavy rain fell throughout the game which made heavy underfoot conditions worse. Ballydonoghue got off to a bright start with a goal by Paul Kennelly followed by a point from a free by Kevin Dillon to lead by four points after five minutes. Finuge then registered four unanswered points before Paul Kennelly scored a point from play. Two more points, one from a free, followed for Finuge before Paul Kennelly, one of our best forwards on the night, scored his second goal to leave the half-time score: Finuge (0-06), Ballydonoghue (2-02). Ballydonoghue played with the aid of a strong breeze in that first half. Finuge took over in the second half, scoring two goals and six points to a goal and a point for Ballydonoghue, the point coming from Timothy Carr and the goal from Patrick O'Connor who had been switched to the forwards midway through the second half. Final score: Finuge (2-12), Ballydonoghue (3-03). Team: Aidan Dillon, Tomas Henchy, Cathal O'Mahony, Stephen O'Carroll, Gerard Mason, Danny Neville, Kevin Costello, Joseph Enright, Patrick O'Connor (1-0), Paul Kennelly (2-1), John Neville, Jim Cremin, Gerard Gorman, Timothy Carr (0-1), Kevin Dillon (0-1). On the night our best players were: Paul Kennelly, in the first half, and Gerard Mason and Cathal O'Mahony, in the second half.
On Friday evening the juniors defeated St. Senan's in Mountcoal in the Co. Junior Football League. Final score in this game: St. Senan's (0-06), Ballydonoghue (2-03). Team: Nix Riordan, Des Buckley, John Kennelly, Mike Henchy, Liam O'Sullivan, Tomas Deenihan, Sean O'Mahony, T.P. McNamara (2-0), Barry Shanahan, Padraig Bunyan, Eddie Houlihan (0-3), Brendan Griffin, Jeremiah Donegan, Michael Foley, Mike Tydings.
Fixtures: On this Thursday evening Ballydonoghue will play St. Senan's in the U.14 North Kerry League. This game will be played in Clounmacon starting at 7.30 p.m.
On Friday evening Ballydonoghue will play Duagh in the Co. Junior League. This game will be played in Lyre starting at 8 p.m.
On Saturday evening Ballydonoghue will play Fossa in the Co. Senior Football League. This game will be played in Fossa commencing at 8 p.m.
RANGERS: On Monday evening of last week Shannon Rangers defeated a fancied Mid Kerry Team in the U.14 Co. Championship. This game was played in Ballyduff and ended on the score-line: Shannon Rangers (4-08), Mid Kerry (1-16). Ballydonoghue had four players in the starting line-out, namely, Aidan Dillon, in goals, Cathal O'Mahony, at corner back, Joseph Enright at midfield and Paul Kennelly in the half-forward line. Ger Gorman was introduced in the second half. Also on the panel were: Timothy Carr, Patrick O'Connor and Stephen O'Carroll. As a result of this win Shannon Rangers now advance to the quarter-finals which will be played on Monday evening next, opposition, venue and starting time to be determined.
On Saturday evening Shannon Rangers defeated Kenmare in the Co. Senior Football Championship (Losers' Round). This game was played in Austin Stack Park and resulted in a four-point win for the Rangers to put them into the quarter-finals for the first time in many years. Final score in this game: Shannon Rangers (2-09), Kenmare (0-11). Ballydonoghue was represented on the team by Sean Kissane who had a great game at centre half back and Mark Griffin who played in goals and kept his net intact. Tadhg Carr and Joe Langan (Tarbert) were joint trainers of the team.
SYMPATHY: At Monday night's monthly Club meeting sympathy was extended to the family of Roger Deenihan, late of Urlee, who was buried in New York on the previous Friday. Gerald Fitzgerald, Scor Office and former Club Chairman, recalled the part Roger played in the helping Ballydonoghue win the 1959 North Kerry Senior Football Championship and referred to him as "the gentle giant" of the team. May he rest in peace.
On Thursday the whole parish, as indeed the whole of Ireland, was saddened to learn of the death of Dr. John B. Keane. As you know, John B.'s mother, Hannah Purtill, was born in Ballydonoghue. On behalf of the Club I wish to extend our deepest sympathy to John B.'s family and to his cousins in Ballydonoghue, the Purtills. May he rest in peace.
TICKETS: Anybody seeking tickets for the upcoming Munster Championship Semi-Final, Kerry v Cork, in Killarney on 16 June, are requested to contact Pat Griffin immediately at 22507. Those who contributed to the Loan Scheme are asked to contact the Co. Board office at Austin Stack Park for their ticket quoting their scheme number. The telephone number of the office is 066-7122061.
CELEBRATION: In May 1932 Mary O'Mahony left Ballydonoghue in the company of Sister Bernardine O'Mahony, Ballyegan, to become a nun. At that time she was only sixteen years of age. Fifteen years were to elapse before she saw Ballydonoghue again. After being professed a nun she was posted to French Hospital, New York City where she remained until the mid sixties when she was posted to New Jersey, where she now resides. This year she celebrates seventy years in the nuns. Hard to believe but true. We congratulate Sister Mary on a lifetime of service to God. Recently she was asked would she do the same again, if given a second chance, and without hesitating she said yes.
DEATH: The death has occurred in London of Carmel Graham, late of Annacotty, Limerick. Sincere sympathy is wished to her sister Margaret Gilbert, Lisselton Post Office, and all her other relatives and friends. A large attendance travelled to Limerick from this Parish for her interment on the weekend before last.
The death has occurred in San Francisco, USA of Crissie O'Connor (nee Stack) late of Ballyconry, Lisselton. Sincere sympathy is wished to her sister Margaret, Tohana; her son Kevin, daughter Gracie and all her other relatives and friends. Her husband Tom O'Connor late of Glencar, South Kerry died a few years ago. Her sister Margaret is now the last surviving member of the well known Ballyconry family of eight.
BASKETBALL: Congratulations to Brendan Riordan who is on the All-Ireland basketball panel. The team will be training in different venues around the country and will visit this area at some stage during the Summer.
COMMUNITY ALERT: A meeting will be held in Lisselton School on this Thursday evening, June 6. Time 8.30pm.
WEDDING BELLS: The marriage has taken place of Austin Nolan, son of Mairead and the late Georgie Nolan, Lisselton and Anne Slattery of Upper Church, Co Tipperary.
COUNCIL: A social evening for the O50's is planned for June 24, at The Thatch. This evening will get underway with a presentation by Mr Vincent O'Connell on the importance of staying active, entitled "Go for Life". This will be followed by refreshments, music, song and dance. The presentation will start at 7pm sharp, as Mr O'Connell has another meeting to attend late that evening. Anyone interested, or if you require further information, please contact Mary Lyons (068) 22690 or Jack Griffin (068) 47382.
We have three girls going forward for this years Dawn of Ballydonoghue, we would like three more. If you are interested or would like to nominate someone please ring Mary Lyons (068) 22690.
The next meeting of this committee is on June 20, at 8.30pm, in Lisselton NS.
THANKS: Many thanks to everyone who contributed so generously to the Good Friday walk which raised the sum of ?282 for the Kerry Hospice Foundation.
GYM: A new Gym at Ballyheigue Community Centre is up and running. Open Monday to Friday from 10am to 1pm and 5pm to 9pm. For more details call the Community Centre at (066) 7133837.
PARADE CLUB: If you would like to take part in this years Festival Parade, Cathy Dwyer will be holding a club on Friday evenings from 4-6pm.
PILGRIMAGE: The Padre Pio National Pilgrimage to Holy Cross Abbey, Tipperary will take place on Sunday, June 16 to mark the occasion of Padre Pio canonisation in St Peters in Rome on that day. A bus will leave Ballyheigue Village at 8.30am, on Sunday, June 16. Contact Alice Lawlor, phone 7133728 or Mary McMahon, Mountway, phone 7133157.
RACES: A meeting of the Ballyheigue race committee will be held this Wednesday night, June 5, in the KL Lounge at 9.30 to make arrangements for a summer race meeting to be held in the beach on Saturday, July 6.
GAA: Meeting - A meeting of the Ballyheigue GAA Club will be held in the White Sands Hotel this Friday, June 7, at 9pm.
Results: The Ballyheigue senior hurlers defeated Causeway in the NK League play-off on Monday evening. The final score was Ballyheigue 1-13, Causeway 2-7. The team and scorers were John Healy, Pat Harrington, Edward Power, Alan Murphy, Padraig Cronin, Willie Joe Leen, Gerry Crean, Jason Griffin, Noel Gilbride, Mike Slattery (0-5), Kieran O'Sullivan (1-4), Jason Casey (0-2), Mike Kenny, Edmond Flahive.
Subs: Diarmuid O'Connor for Mike Kenny, Gerard Lucid for Edmond Flahive.
The B team had a good win over Kilgarvan in the Division 2 county league on Wednesday evening. Final score Ballyheigue 4-8, Kilgarvan 3-5. Team and scorers: Patrick Corridan, Diarmuid O'Connor, Mike Kenny, Adrian Sheehan, Padraig Cronin, Alan Murphy, Gerry Crean, Noel Gilbride (0-2), Jason Griffin (0-2), Declan Quill (1-1), Gerry O'Sullivan, Jason Casey (0-1), Liam O'Mahony (0-1), Gerard Lucid (1-0), Michael Duggan (2-0).
On Thursday evening the B team had another victory over Abbeydorney in the NK league playoff. Full time score Ballyheigue 2-8, Abbeydorney 0-6. Scorers: Jason Griffin (1-2), Gerry O'Sullivan (0-2), Jason Casey (0-1), Gerard Lucid (1-0), Liam O'Mahony (0-2), Eamon O'Sullivan (0-1).
The seniors defeated Kilmoyley in the 11's of Kerry at Abbeydorney on Friday evening,. The full time score read Ballyheigue 1-14, Kilmoyley 2-5. Team: John Healy, Pat Harrington, Edward Power, Willie Joe Leen, Alan Murphy, Jason Griffin, Padraig Cronin, Kieran O'Sullivan, Kevin O'Sullivan, Brendan O'Sullivan, Mike Slattery.
Subs used: Edmond Flahive, Damien Casey, Declan Quill.
On Sunday the senior hurlers had a good win over Lixnaw in Round 7 of the county league. The full time score was Ballyheigue 2-14, Lixnaw 1-9.
Our u12 hurlers were defeated by Ballyduff in the county league on Sunday evening in Ballyduff. Final score Ballyduff 2-3, Ballyduff 4-1.
Fixtures - Co hurling league Div 2 - Ballyheigue B v St Brendans B at Ardfert this Wednesday evening at 8pm. Co senior hurling league - Ballyheigue v Kilmoyley, Saturday evening in Ballyheigue, 8pm.
COMMUNITY GAMES: Well done to Joanne O'Connor who took part in the gymnastics in Killarney at the beginning of April. There was a very big turnout. Over 350 contestants and Joanne came sixth in her category. Training continues every Saturday in the sportsfield for the county athletic finals which will be held on June 29 and 30. We would like to extend our thanks to Breda Barrett who was with us last Saturday. She gave the boys and girls great training encouragement and tips on their training techniques.
GAA: The following numbers were drawn at last Saturday nights lotto 7, 8, 14, 24. The jackpot of ?1800 was not won. Next weeks jackpot will be ?1850. The two ?50 winners were Damien and Susan Casey, Cliff Rd; Mary Foran, The Castle. The two name drawn for the colour TV were Joan Cantillon, Maulin and Elaine Cahill, Marrian Park.
COURSING LOTTO: The winning numbers were 1, 2, 9, 23. There was no jackpot winner. ?50, Enda Donegan, Cleandries, Causeway; Patrick McElligott, Station Rd, Ardfert. Jackpot this Sunday night is ?1100 in Regans Bar.
KICKBOXING: "Women's Aerobic Kickboxing" The fitness programme with a difference. Strictly Aerobic, Tone Up, Shape Up. "A Class that works every part of the body for every age". Classes take place at Ardfert Community Centre on Tuesday nights from 8.15 - 9.15pm, and on Thursday nights from 7.30 - 8.30pm.
A GREAT crowd of supporters and wellwishers from the parish ere present in the Boys School, Listowel on Thursday last for the launch of Paddy Kennelly's new book 'A Place Too Small For Secrets.' The book was launched by Gabriel Fitzmaurice of Moyvane and it tells all about the happenings and goings on in the fictional Kerry village of Knockore. A great time was had by all at the launch.
GAA NOTES: The weekly lotto draw for May 26 was held at O'Carrolls Bar and the ?1300 jackpot was not won. Numbers drawn were 6, 9, 15 and 23 and the 4 x ?23 lucky dip winners were: Diarmuid Lynch, Main Street; Jimmy Keating, Ballyline and USA; Johnny Stack, Moyvane and Joe Broderick, publican, Listowel. The bar prize sponsored by Michael O'Carroll was won by Bill O'Carroll, Pulleen.
At Tarbert on Sunday evening Bally were beaten by Moyvane in the Michael Kennelly Cup competition. The good news from the game was it saw the return to actin of Paul O'Donoghue who hasn't played since last year's championship.
This coming weekend Bally will travel to play Knocknagoshel in a county league division 4 game.
SHANNON RANGERS: Last weekend Shannon Rangers got themselves back in the county championship when they defeated Kenmare 2-9 to 0-11 in the first round losers play-off. The organisation and team spirit left much to be desired as two local players who had already paid admission to see the game were called upon to tog out. One of them actually played and the other was a sub. What has become of what was at one time a great club when players were proud and honoured to wear the blue and white striped Rangers jerseys.
SOCCER NOTES: Lenamore drew 2-2 with Killorglin in a Premier division game at Tralee on Sunday. David Collins scored their two goals and team was — Ruairi Dennehy, Eamon Flavin, Johnny Moroney, Derek Nolan, Steve Donegan, Paddy Kelly, Tommy Mulvihill, Ciaran Dennehy, Adrian Walsh, Brendan Bambury, Kieran Mulvihill. Sub. David Collins came on in the second half.
The weekly lotto draw was held at O'Connor's Bar and there was no winner of the ?25000 and ?950 jackpots. Numbers drawn were 3, 4, 6 and 10 and 8, 10, 13 and 16 and the 3 x ?30 lucky dips were David O'Shea, Well Street; Pat Fennell, Glin and Jack Mulvihill c/o T Mulvihill, Lislaughtin.
The bar prize sponsored by Jerry O'Connor was won by Mary Enright, Ballymackessy.
This weekend's draw will be at the Highfielder Bar.
COMMUNITY GAMES: Girls athletics — Under 8 100m, 1 A McEllistrim, 2 Ciara Lynch, 3 Maire O'Sullivan.
Under 10 100m, 1 Stephanie Collins, 2 Brenda Dineen, 3 Cait McEllistrim.
Under 12 100m, 1 Lisa Foley, 2 Patricia O'Connor, 3 Meave Lynch.
Under 14 100m, 1 Michelle Foley, 2 Seantelle Quane, 3 Rebecca Hassett.
Under 10 200m, 1 Nicole Fenlon, 2 Orlaith O'Carroll, 3 Riona Barrett.
Under 12 600m, 1 Maura Doran, 2 Kim O'Sullivan, 3 Jennifer Hassett.
Under 14 800m, 1 Anita Donovan.
Boys athletics — under 8 100m, 1 Darragh Barrett, 2 Maurice O'Connell, 3 Thomas Holly.
Under 10 100m, 1 Tom Kennedy, 2 Cathal Carmody, 3 Michael Kellegher.
Under 12 100m, 1 Steve Carmody, 2 Liam McCarthy, 3 Kenneth Foley.
Under 14 100m, 1 Padraig Moroney, 2 Raymond O'Sullivan, 3 Con Carmody.
Under 12 600m, 1 Michael McEllistrim, 2 Eddie Kennedy, 3 Jake Lavery.
Under 14 800m, 1 Sean Barrett, 2 Jason Deegan, 3 Thomas Kellegher.
The committee would like to thank everyone for their support and the Asdee GAA for the use of their facilities. Our thanks also to Donal O'Sullivan who was our MC for the night. County finals to be held in Austin Stacks Pitch on June 29.
RÍOCHT A.C. - ALL IRELAND SCHOOLS: Last Saturday the All-Ireland schools track and field championships were held in Tullamore. Congratulations and very well done to Alan O'Connor who won gold in the shot-putt.
ROAD RACE: Very well done to Julie Hilliard who was 8th overall in the Churchtown 5 mile road race last Saturday.
FIXTURES: Ríocht District National School sports will be held at the An Ríocht Athletic Track on Monday the 10th of June at 11am. Races for all classes from infants up to 6th class. For information contact Willie Reidy on 0667143958.
TRAINING: Training sessions take place on the following nights at the track. Squad sessions by Breeda Barrett on Monday and Wednesday evenings for middle distance at 6.45. On Tuesday evening club training for juveniles from 7-8pm. Wednesday evening Kerry squads training for middle distance for teenagers. Friday sprint training for juveniles from 7-8pm. Saturday mornings club training from 10-12 except for days of competitions. For information contact our manager Denny McSweeney at 087-7995647 or coach Willie Reidy at 0667143958.
LOTTO: This Friday night, June 7, our Lotto Jackpot draw takes place at the Castle Tavern. Our lotto jackpot has reached 3,200 euro. If this is not won 300 euro will be divided between match 3 winners. Make sure you get your tickets on time and good luck.
CASTLEISLAND DESMONDS GAA: Lotto — no winners of this week's draw, numbers 2, 6, 12, 14. Names that go forward to end of year draw for a holiday: Mary O'Connell, Nora Hogan, Helen Divane. Consolation prizes ?80, David O'Donoghue; ?40, Kitty Sheehy; ?40, Eamon Kirwan; ?40, John Sheehy.
Development Draw: Desmonds Development Draw will take place on June 8 in the River Island Hotel. ?5,000 of prizes — 1st prize ?3,000; 2nd prize ?1,000 and five ?200. All tickets to be returned before then to any club officer.
Kerry v Cork: Anybody who is interested in going to the game will have to book their tickets. Contact Pat Hartnett on 087/2534428.
PITCH & PUTT CLUB: Results of DD Twomey, Memorial Cup: winner, John Walsh, 84 nett; 2nd, Vince Barry, 85 nett. Best gross: Mike Browne. Hole in One: Laurence Twomey. Next competition: Crown Hotel Scratch Cup, June 6 to 9 (POTY).
THE news of the sudden and unexpected death of Mike O Donnell, Foill, was received with great sadness on Saturday last by all his family, neighbours and friends.
A large crowd of people paid their last respects to Mike at Lynches Funeral Home Castlegregory on Sunday evening and again there was a big turnout at his funeral Mass on Monday and burial, following requiem Mass celebrated by Fr. Tom Crean P.P.
Sympathy is extended to his brothers, John Joe and Paddy, Aunt Ellen, sister-in-law,
Ann, and many relatives and friends.
OLD SCHOOL: Camp Community Council have carried out extensive work on the Old School. A lovely wooden floor, toilet for disabled use, and ramps suitable for wheelchair access are part of the refurbishments. Groups are reminded that the Old School is now re-opened. Bookings arranged by Kathleen Daly – 066-7130125. Key is held at O Dwyers Foodstore. To avoid double bookings, please contact Kathleen.
WEDDING: Congratulations to Conor Slattery, Garrahies, Camp and Caroline Hayes, Tonevane, Tralee who were married at St. Brendans Church, Curaheen on Friday last.
Afterwards, A beautiful meal and reception was held at The Skellig Hotel, Dingle.
CAMP UNITED: Good Luck to Camp United who play Listowel Celtic in the Greyhound Bar Final in Tralee next Sunday evening 9th. June at 4.00 p.m.


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Gray, "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard"
Gray, "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard"
(K. Lambert)
"Elegy in a Country Churchyard" was written by Thomas Gray, who lived from 1716 to 1771. The poem was written in 1750 and is set in a churchyard. The poem portrays Gray's thoughts on death and how it is perceived. As it is shown in the title, the poem is an elegy, which is a mournful poem or a lament for the dead. This elegy is made up of 29 stanzas, not including the epitaph at the end. Each of the stanzas is written in iambic pentameter with a rhyme scheme of abab. This form of poetry is known as a heroic quatrain, and after this poem became popular many people referred to it as an elegiac stanza.
The first 3 stanzas of the poem describe the ending of a day and the stillness of the night. Gray mentions that as the curfew bell sounds he notices a herd of cattle moving across the meadow and a plowman leave his land and go home. He also tells of how the land appears to fade away as the darkness comes. A few exceptions that he gives to the stillness of the night are the beetles that come out at night and the owl that "does to the moon complain" about people coming to close to her hidden home, which is also an example of personification (line 10).
The graves in the cemetery are first mentioned in the fourth stanza, which is what the rest of the poem is about. Throughout the next few stanzas Gray names some things that the dead can no longer experience. A few of the things he names are; the smells and sounds of the morning that will no longer wake him, the warmth of a burning fireplace, the love of the his family, and the joys of harvesting his own crops. The things that Gray mentions are simple things that we all take for granted. Ambition and Grandeur are personified in the eighth stanza. He says to "not let Ambition mock their useful toil, their homely joys, and destiny obscure; nor Grandeur here with a disdainful smile the short simple annuls of the poor" (lines 29-32). He provides explanation in the following stanza by stating that "all paths of glory lead to the grave" (line 36). Gray uses the next few stanzas to show that Death doesn't care how rich people are or how many awards they received in their lives. In lines 57-60 Gray states "Some village Hampden, that with dauntless breast The little tyrant of his fields withstood; Some mute inglorious Milton here may rest, Some Cromwell guiltless of his country's blood," and purposely leaves out their accomplishments to make them seem more average like everyone else.
Thomas Gray uses this elegy to make the common man seem like more of an equal to the nobles. The main point he makes is that no matter what a people accomplish in their lives they are all going to end up in the same place. He even shows that on the headstones throughout the cemetery, only names and dates appear, which are occasionally followed by a bible verse. There is no mention of what that person accomplished in his or her life.
The epitaph at the end of the poem basically states that the man buried in that particular grave was neither rich nor well-known, but that he was a scholar and that he was ok with that. It also says that he had a good life even though he went through many rough times. This is shown in lines 123 and 124 which state, "He gave misery all he had, a tear, He gained from Heaven ('twas all he wished) a friend." The last stanza of the epitaph says to not look for his merits or his faults, because they are with him in Heaven.
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The city took drastic steps before dawn this morning to stop vandals from continuing to hit a graffiti hot spot — the massive overhead signs telling drivers what ramp to use at the intersection of Barraza-Aviation Parkway, Alvernon Way and Golf Links Road.
At 6 a.m. this morning, city workers closed the westbound Golf Links Road offramp to Barraza-Aviation Parkway and Alvernon Way northbound so maintenance crews could remove catwalks along the bottom of the overhead signs, which are used by vandals.
Two weeks ago, the catwalk at the somewhat smaller intersection of Alvernon and Contractors Way came down. One more on-ramp in the area will be closed for catwalk removal, but no date has been set.
Michael Graham, a spokesman for the city, said the Transportation Department was forced to take action after vandals painted across the entire surface of both sign several weeks ago.
The signs above the Golf Links off-ramp tell drivers which lane to use for Aviation Parkway and which is for Alvernon traffic.
Graham said not a single bit of the original surface of the lighted green signs was visible.
Crews were able to remove the spray paint used to cover the street signs, but there are plans to replace existing overhead signs with newer ones that need less lighting at night.
Graham said the city has not yet calculated the cost of removing the catwalks, cleaning the graffiti and replacing the signboards.
The time frame for when the signs will be replaced also was not immediately known, Graham said.
The catwalks were initially installed to give access to Transportation Department work crews.
The city is expected to reopen the ramp to traffic at about 2:30 p.m. today.


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Business Optimization Players Bank On New Ties To Channel
Two vendors focused on providing software to better align IT infrastructure with business processes took steps late last month to shore up their relationships with the channel.
Two vendors focused on providing software to better align IT infrastructure with business processes took steps late last month to shore up their relationships with the channel.
BizTalk Server 2004 Beta, part of Microsoft's Jupiter initiative, will be offered next year in combination with Content Management Server and Commerce Server. That's good news for developers because BizTalk 2004 offers far more development capabilities than the previous version.
Sales through distribution are rebounding and are part of a sustained economic recovery, according to an IT supply chain study by Raymond James & Associates.
Cisco Systems last week took a step toward settling its patent-infringement lawsuit against Chinese networking vendor Huawei Technologies by agreeing to temporarily halt litigation.
Kevin Gilroy, Hewlett-Packard's vice president and general manager of commercial channels in the Americas, last week pledged to stop HP field reps from dictating profit margins on products after vociferous complaints from several partners at Ingram Micro's VentureTech Network conference.
Integration software is the next wave in IBM's continued attack on Microsoft in the SMB market.
Microsoft is hiring sales specialists and recruiting channel partners as it shores up Windows' role as a storage platform.
Toshiba is quietly rolling out a plan to provide solution providers with custom-developed, exclusive notebook configurations on a case-by-case basis, a move that seeks to carve into Dell's market share.
Citrix Systems has released its first single sign-on product, even as it prepares to debut an enhanced version of MetaFrame XP.
Distributed scanning is gaining momentum,good news for Fujitsu Computer Products of America, whose imaging division accounted for one-third of all departmental scanners sold last year, according to InfoTrends Research Group.
After working as an IT solution provider for several years, Corbin Hambrick jumped on the home integration bandwagon two years ago, before most solution providers even saw it looming on the horizon. Although his IT experience helped with the switch, Hambrick noted that there was still a lot he had to learn about the new market.
OpenService has formalized its channel program.
Protecting enterprise networks from intruders and attacks has been one of the most costly and time-consuming functions for administrators and solution providers to perform. Furthermore, the constant threats of denial-of-service attacks and Internet worms add an additional level of complexity to the equation.
VeriSign this week will seek to change the way security technologies are deployed by rolling out a set of services that can be offered by solution providers.
SonicWall has injected new policy-based management capabilities into its firewall appliance line.
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I think it's safe to say that we have all reached that point in the semester where we need a little extra 'oomph' when it comes to, well, everything. However, before we get to the lovely days ahead that are full of sunshine and relaxation, we all must first conquer the infamous and ever-so-dreaded, finals week. Studying for and taking finals unfortunately requires a lot more than the aforementioned little extra 'oomph.' In fact, it requires a whole lot of 'oomph' (along with focus, dedication and caffeine), so not having to worry about what to wear to your tests is a major bonus when all of your time is going toward studying. Luckily I stumbled upon a Fashionista whose look was worthy of an A+ and perfect for the many days of finals ahead.
The temperatures here in Ohio are still on the chilly side, so to walk outside without a jacket at this time of year usually causes some regret. To keep her warm when the cold winds of Kent State were sure to blow, this Fashionista wore a light fur jacket. For the base of her look, she matched an even lighter tweed jacket with a crisp white button-up shirt. She wore all of this with classic skinny jeans, a trusty pair of loafers and of course a wrist full of sparkling bracelets. Topping off the look was her bright red lipstick which added an extra touch of polish to her already adorable outfit.
The reason why this Fashionista's look is ideal for finals is because she stuck to a classic base of a white button-up and skinny jeans. She used her jacket and accessories to amp up the outfit, but her core look was simple while still being incredibly chic. For a finals week time saver, follow in this Fashionista's footsteps by keeping your look classic and using your favorite pieces to doll it up. She also kept in mind the oh-so-important factor of layering. It's impossible to know whether the room you'll be taking your test in will be hot or cold. Layering instantly prevents any discomfort that may be caused by the room temperature. And for all of you who are as superstitious as I am, you probably already know that the color red is said to symbolize good fortune. Her lipstick color was a natural choice for sending a bit of luck her way for her tests.
Finals may be the most difficult part of the semester, but even with all the studying and stress, it's important to keep that 'oomph' that you started with and finish the semester strong. And if you plan ahead by taking a few notes from this stylish and studious Fashionista, you'll be sure to ace your look for your finals. (And hopefully your actual finals as well!)
One Simple Change: Going to brunch? Swap out the skinny jeans for a flouncy skirt to make for a cute and casual look.


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Britain has fallen behind Germany and France in Beijing's estimation, China warned, in unusually blunt language, before its premier visits the UK.
China's ambassador to the UK complained that visa restrictions and delays in expanding Heathrow airport had hurt Britain's competitiveness while a freeze in relations after
"Before I came here, we used to say, when we talked about Europe: 'Britain, France and Germany',
"But unfortunately many opportunities were missed in the past year or so – and we all know the reason behind it – people now start talking about 'Germany, France and Britain'."
Cementing diplomatic ties
The trip is meant to cement the full restoration of diplomatic ties after Mr Cameron visited China last year. But trade data show the UK still performing substantially worse than France and Germany in its exports to China. Britain's exports to the fast-growing market were worth $10.1 billion last year, compared with Germany's $73.4 billion and France's $19 billion.
China has often complained about restrictive British visa rules, comparing the UK unfavourably with the Schengen border-free zone covering most of the rest of the EU. Mr Liu said: "Visa restrictions are eroding Britain's strength."
Ministers are expected to announce a liberalisation of visas to Chinese tourists on Monday.
Another worry is the lack of capacity at Heathrow, with a consultation on whether to build a third runway not due to report until after next year's election. Mr Liu said: "We do expect, maybe even pray, that Heathrow airport will have a third runway."
Keen to strengthen business relations
Both countries are keen to build business. Mr Cameron last year led what Britain said was the biggest trade delegation ever to visit China. Mr Li will reciprocate next week with a similarly large group of business delegates, 200 in all, although they are not part of the premier's official entourage.
Mr Liu said $30 billion of deals will be signed between the two countries during the visit, although he was unclear on the status or timescale of the spending. One deal is authorisation for
Investment slow to materialise
Other planned investment from Chinese sources has been slow to materialise. Beyond some much hyped UK property projects with long timetables backed by private sector Chinese tycoons, Beijing's plans for major state investments in British infrastructure are proceeding slowly.
Mr Li's suggestion that China could invest in the UK's HS2 high-speed rail network met a cool response as London says the project will be entirely taxpayer funded.
Mr Cameron's focus on Chinese trade has seen the British government do all it can to ensure Mr Li is given a warm welcome, including arranging a meeting with the Queen. Mr Liu described reports that Mr Li had threatened to call off the trip if he was not allowed to meet the Queen as a "misunderstanding", adding: "Chinese diplomacy is more subtle than that."
A Downing Street official said: "We are focused on how the relationship can benefit both the Chinese and British people. That's about building a strong economic partnership between our two countries that delivers growth, reform and innovation."
The Australian Financial Review


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Angels are a fascinating Bible topic. Many religions speak about angels, and the Bible mentions them about 300 times, so it is important for a serious Bible student to understand what it says, and what it does not say, about angels.
AC asked about the the first three angels. We take this to mean the most important three angels in the Bible. Although the Bible clearly states that there are more than 100 million angels (see Revelation 5:11), only three are called by name:
In response to AC's inquiry, therefore, we will briefly discuss angels in general and then the three named angels specifically.
There is a marvelous section of the New Testament known as The Pre-eminent Christ. It appears in the first chapter of Paul's letter to the Colossians, and its first few verses appear in the box at the right. These verses tell about Jesus Christ who has: (1) provided forgiveness of sins, and (2) created all things. These verses also describe Christ's creation as: (1) heavens and earth, and (2) visible and invisible realms.
The simple graphic below portrays a symmetry in creation that comes from these verses in Colossians. The created universe has two distinct components: a natural, visible realm and a supernatural, invisible realm. Mankind lives in the natural realm, while angels live in the supernatural realm. Further, both mankind and the angels are subdivided into two major groups: (1) the holy, righteous group, and (2) the fallen, unrighteous group. We call the holy angels 'angels' and the fallen angels 'demons.'
References to angels are found throughout the Judeo-Christian Scriptures, both the Old Testament and New Testament. The world angel appears 32 times in the Torah alone. (The Torah is the first five books of the Bible.) One of the more dramatic passages about angels is Isaiah 6, which describes seraphim, a type of angel, arrayed around the Throne of God:
The scene is quite spectacular. The Bible is giving natural men a glimse into the supernatural world. If you read the entire passage in Isaiah 6, you will find how this glimse affected Isaiah himself. It affected him for the rest of his life.
To be fair, there a plenty of people who do not believe a supernatural realm actually exists. These people hold only to what they can decode using their natural senses of sight, touch, hearing, taste, and smell. They dismiss supernatural passages in the Bible as metaphors, colorful illustrations, or stories. The account of creation in Genesis, after all, seems to address only the natural universe. However, taken as a whole, the Bible consistently teaches about an invisible reality that exists and operates in close proximity to visible reality. It does not teach that the invisible realm is some far-off place, like 'Heaven and Hell' as they are often portrayed, disconnected, distant, inaccessible. The invisible realm described in the Bible is strongly, directly and continuously connected to the visible realm in which we live. Once in a while, the Bible reports, we get to experience life in the invisible realm. Once in a while we get to connect with angels who live in the invisible realm.
The prophet Elisha once prayed that a young man who was with him could see into the invisible realm. The account appears in 2 Kings 6:
And Elisha prayed, and said, LORD, I pray thee, open his eyes, that he may see. And the LORD opened the eyes of the young man; and he saw: and, behold, the mountain was full of horses and chariots of fire round about Elisha. [2 Kings 6:17]
The 'horses and chariots of fire' were not visible to the young man until God opened his eyes to the invisible world.
Billy Graham once wrote a book titled Angels, God's Secret Agents. In the book Dr. Graham postulates an organizational hierachy of angels as reflected in the graphic below. Michael, Lucifer, and Gabriel are the three angels called out by name in the Old and New Testaments. Other angelic names, such as Raphael and Uriel, are mentioned in religious writings that are not part of Jewish and Protestant Scriptures, but are accepted by many Roman Catholics.
Angels were apparently created by God sometime before the physical universe was created. One angel, named Lucifer somehow developed a sin problem and was expelled from the presence of God and now roams this earth as Satan, or the devil. He and his fallen angels are still subject to God, and must obtain approval from God to carry out their evil practice. A good example of this is found in the first chapter of the book of Job.
Michael and Gabriel, then, are the two leading holy (sinless) angels serving God for the good of mankind. At their disposal are millions of rank-and-file angels which the Bible groups into two major categories, cherubim and seraphim.
When used as a prefix, the term arch means primary, chief, or supreme, so the archangel ranks highest in God's heavenly host. Michael is identified by name only a few times in the Bible, and most of those identifications occur in the highly prophetic and symbolic books of Daniel and Revelation. The verse in the box at the left is one such verse in Daniel. It depicts two princes (angels) battling in the spiritual, unseen realm. Note, also, that Michael is identified as one of the archangels, opening the door to the popular interpretation that there are multiple archangels, not just one as we have postulated here.
For believers in Jesus Christ today, we long to hear the voice of the archangel promised to accompany the rapture of the Church described in the New Testament:
For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet of God [1 Thessalonians 4:16(a), KJV]
Gabriel's name appears in the Bible only in four places, the most famous of which is at The Annunciation when he came from the invisible realm to visit Mary, the Mother of Jesus, to tell her she was to bear the promised Messiah. Shortly thereafter the virgin conceived and gave birth to Jesus Christ, God incarnate (that is, God with a flesh-and-blood body):
And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. [John 1:14, KJV]
While Michael and Gabriel are mentioned by name a few times in the Bible, Lucifer is mentioned only once, in the verse in the box at the left. But Lucifer's other names, such as Satan, the devil, Be-elzebul, the ruler of this world, and the prince of the power of the air, appear often. Literally translated the name Lucifer means bearer of light and is refered to as Day Star in a few New Testament books.
The verses which follow Isaiah 14:12 indicate that pride and rebellion appeared in Lucifer and also in many of the rank-and-file angels he was leading. God cast the entire company, Lucifer and his band, out of His presence and they now reside on earth. We know them as Satan and his demons.
How you have fallen from heaven, O star of the morning, son of the dawn! You have been cut down to the earth, You who have weakened the nations! But you said in your heart, 'I will ascend to heaven; I will raise my throne above the stars of God, And I will sit on the mount of assembly In the recesses of the north. I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will make myself like the Most High.' Nevertheless you will be thrust down to Sheol, To the recesses of the pit. [Isaiah 14:12ff, NASB]
Even though evil angels are with us on earth, God promises that believers are equipped with much more power than that of Satan:
Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you (the Holy Spirit), than he that is in the world (the devil). [1 John 4:4, NASB, parenthetical added]


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Re-did a lot of the stuff, looking for some more opinions.
--The Truth of Matheus 03:47, 1 June 2008 (UTC)
|Really not that funny. The gag about Shatner being Jewish wasn't amusing, and you repeat it four times. The joke name for the Paris Hilton character could have been written by a twelve year old. The random humour adds nothing. The crossed out writing gag made no sense, because there are two separate stories, only one of which would be sensible to suppress, and if it were true the rest of the article would make no sense.
The scripts are just awful. The gags about celebrities are not developed at all; it's just namedropping without jokes attached.
|The idea of the sight of a woman's ankle being pornographic makes some sense if the movie was made pre-World War One. Having it remade now just makes it stupid.
|Prose and formatting:
|Well, for a start it's Woman Whose Ankle is Showing. The prose is stilted and awkward, and there's a red link to itself! The formatting is badly organised, and the entire confused mess looks as horrible as it reads.
I also noticed that it had a Featured Article template. I see that you did not add it, but you did edit it. Please note that the Featured Article template should never be added to an article that has not been featured, and if present should not be tampered with. Seriously.
|Other than the poster, none of the images are relevant, and none of them are funny.
|Final Score:
|I usually try to say something positive about an article, but is just rubbish. I know that you didn't much of it, but frankly you didn't do much to fix it up either. What can you do to fix it? My money's on either a) nothing, b) put it on VFD, or c) complete rewrite, and I mean complete scorched-earth spare nothing start from scratch. I would recommend option b, as I believe this article to be irredeemably bad.
|--Cap'n Sir Ben GUN WotM VFH VFP 05:43, 1 June 2008 (UTC)


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The match will begin in about 40 minutes.
I really hate Penn State! (And I'm not that wild about Iowa either.)
Here is the audio link:
It's on Big Ten Network.
Originally Posted by BGRed
It's on Big Ten Network.
I'm embarrassed to say that I didn't check that. Thanks.
Go HUSKERS, come on ladies, take care of Minnesota early and often and bring home the win.
Hi ya Carrollton.
Hey there BGRed, good to see you here.
Originally Posted by mjohnson
Hi ya Carrollton.
Good seeing you mj.
Minnesota leads the 1st set 1-0.
Hello C-Ton
"I have never seen people with more class than I saw at Nebraska. The Nebraska fans, players, cheerleaders, band, officials, coaches, etc., gave me living testimony of what college football should be all about." - Bobby Bowden
Gun control: Its like fighting drunk driving by restricting the sober drivers.
NU now down 2-0.
The wife has a bad feeling about this match.
Originally Posted by redwinghusker
Hello C-Ton
Hello RWH.
Originally Posted by carrolltonsker
Good seeing you mj.
Back at cha my friend.
NU down 3-0. Not the start we wanted.
HuskerMax BBS Rules


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In an earlier article, I took an approach to identifying bargains among the natural gas producers. So now I thought to dedicate my time to and write an article about the Canadian oil-weighted producers which have low coverage and low awareness in comparison to their US-based peers. These Canadian companies have also been largely ignored by the other contributors of Seeking Alpha. If one checks the headlines section of Yahoo Finance, he will hardly find an article about the following 5 Canadian oil producers whereas he will find numerous articles about the US-based ones.
Yes I like the junior and mid-cap oil-heavy companies that operate in Canada. Yes we have pipeline issues that are causing a glut in local heavy oil and bitumen in the Western Canadian basin. However have we thought of the risk when we buy oil producers that operate internationally? Why should we worry about the nationalization risk in Argentina or in Venezuela? How likely is a civil war in Yemen, in Kurdistan, in Nigeria, in Egypt, in Libya?
Although the entire Canadian E&P sector was under pressure during the summer, things could change by year-end. Watching the trading over the last two months, the sentiment has been turning around and this could possibly make some of the following plays very profitable trades.
In terms of the oil and natural gas prices, they have ranged widely during the last 6 months. A lot of that has had to do with the global financial crisis. However the global oil demand is still there even in the midst of a slowdown in Europe and this has kept the oil price strong. I continue to see oil in the range of $85-$120 per barrel, where the exploration success and the growth get rewarded. I don't think we are entering into a worldwide Great Depression. I think that the problems we have are solvable if the European leaders take serious action. I think they get the message and they are taking action. On another positive note, the Greek coalition Government passed the austerity measures yesterday. QE3 is also here and a turnaround in Chinese growth seems very likely as of the latest news. Both events will keep the oil price to the mid to high $90 level on WTI. So let's start:
1) Whitecap Resources (OTC:SPGYF): As I pointed out in my last article about the acquisition strategy of Crescent Point, Whitecap gave up on Beaverhill Lake and sold it to Crescent Point recently. This acreage was picked up only in Feb 2012 when Whitecap acquired Midway Energy. Whitecap Resources wasn't interested in expanding the Swan Hills assets which were acquired in its takeover of Midway Energy, as evidenced by the fact that it divested those assets within months of acquiring them. Crescent Point Energy clearly felt differently though, as it was the acquirer of the property.
Whitecap produces 16,900 boepd (71% oil and liquids) currently. The Enterprise Value (NYSE:EV) is $1,370M currently so it trades for $80,000 per flowing barrel. The current market cap is $1,100M and the annualized FFO is around $220M, so the company trades 5x its FFO annualized.
The net debt stands at $343M so the DCF ratio is 1,55. It has 2P reserves of 70.7 MMboe based on the independent reserve reports of Dec 2011 so the company trades for $19.4 per Mboe.
The operating netback is $43/boe assuming Edmonton at C$85 per barrel. The company has been in a strong acquisition mode as it has acquired two companies (Compass Petroleum and Midway Energy) during the last 9 months and it has 4 core areas currently: Peace River Arch, Garrington and Pembina in Alberta and the Viking play in south west Saskatchewan.
The insiders ownership is 7%. According to regulatory filings, the additions and the dispositions from key insiders are balanced during the last 3 months. Some insiders have been adding but some others have been trimming their positions.
2) Spartan Oil (OTC:SRTNF): Spartan is run by a management team with a history of creating shareholder value. It produces 2,400 boepd (83% oil and liquids) currently. The current market cap is $404M and the company is debt free so the Enterprise Value is at $404M too. Thus it trades for almost $170,000/boepd which is a very high metric.
The annualized FFO is around $50M, so the company trades as high as 8x its FFO annualized. As the bank line stands at $50M, Spartan has lots of spare borrowing capacity.
It has 2P reserves of 21.4 MMboe based on the independent reserve reports as at Dec 2011 so the company trades for $18.9 per Mboe.
Spartan has extensive infrastructure of oil and gas pipelines in place which is 100% Spartan owned and operated. This helps much the operating netback which is $50/boe assuming Edmonton at C$85 per barrel. The Cardium in Pembina is the primary focus of Spartan Oil. Spartan believes it has between 200 and 300 drilling locations in the Cardium as well as significant potential in the Bakken in Saskatchewan.
The insider ownership is as high as 23%. According to regulatory filings, the insiders have been adding on their positions during the last 4 months. Investors should take note as a pullback might be coming for Spartan. The stock has had quite a ride since July, appreciating about 50%.
3) Renegade Petroleum (OTC:RPTTF): Renegade entered a few days ago into an asset purchase agreement with a Canadian senior producer to acquire certain strategic light oil and gas assets within its existing southeast Saskatchewan core area for cash consideration of approximately $405M. The acquired company produces 3,600 boepd (94% light oil). Renegade doubles its production and the pro forma Renegade produces approximately 7,500 boepd (95% oil and liquids) currently. The Enterprise Value of Renegade is around $720M currently so it trades for $96,000 per flowing barrel.
The market cap is $476M currently and the annualized pro forma FFO is around $110M, so the company trades 4.3x its FFO annualized. The net debt rose to $244M on a bank line of $325M and consequently the DCF ratio is 2,2.
2P reserves of 30.6 MMboe based on the independent reserve reports as at December 31, 2011 and updated to August 31, 2012 by a member of Renegade's management who is a qualified reserves evaluator in accordance with National Instrument 51-101 so the company trades for $23.5 per Mboe.
The metrics above are not low but this premium is justified by the dividend. Once the acquisition is completed, the company will initiate a monthly dividend of $0.0192 per share which provides an annualized yield of 9,6% currently. This is a significant yield that will definitely attract many income investors.
The operating netback of the pro forma Renegade is around $50/boe assuming Edmonton at C$85. Renegade focus the majority of its capital program in its two core areas of southeast Saskatchewan (Bakken and Spearfish plays) and the Viking play in west central Saskatchewan with continual potential consolidation opportunities within these core focus areas. In addition, Renegade currently holds significant land at the Slave Point oil play but due to the transformational shift in Renegade's strategy, Renegade does not anticipate allocating capital to the Slave Point play for the remainder of 2012.
4) Pinecrest Energy (OTCPK:PNCGF): Pinecrest has a good management team based on their experience and their track record. Its CEO and CFO were founders of Crescent Point (CSCTF.PK). After Crescent Point, the Pinecrest team built up Peerless Energy, growing production from 0 to 6000 boepd, then selling it to Petrobank (PBGEF.PK) and generating significant returns for Peerless investors.
Pinecrest produces 3,100 boepd (99% oil and liquids) currently. The Enterprise Value is 390$M currently so it trades for $125,000/boepd which is a rich metric. The current market cap is 390$M and the annualized FFO is around 80$M, so the company trades almost 5x its FFO annualized.
It has zero bank debt while the credit facility is $125M so the spare borrowing capacity is significant. It has 2P reserves of 8.4 MMboe as of Dec 2011 so the company trades for $46 per Mboe which is another rich metric. This huge premium is mitigated partially by the operating netback which is as high as 64$/boe.
The company has initiated Waterflood operations in May 2012 with an initial expected response in 3-4 months and a full response in about 12 months. If things work for Pinecrest, the production could rise 2-2,5x. Pinecrest's core area is the Slave Point play. Pinecrest holds 260 net sections in the play, focusing on the Otter, Evi, Loon and Red Earth fields. Over 80% of this land remains undeveloped. Assuming 8 wells per section, Pinecrest has over 12 years of drilling inventory in the play. The insiders ownership is 12,4%.
5) Legacy Oil and GAS (OTCPK:LEGPF): Legacy produces 17,400 boepd (87% oil and liquids) currently. The Enterprise Value is $1,400M currently so it trades for just $80,000/boepd.
The current market cap is $970M and the annualized FFO is 220$M, so the company trades 4.4x its FFO annualized. The bank debt stands at 444$M in a bank line of $525M so the DCF ratio is 2.
It has 2P reserves of 88MMboe as in Dec 2011 so the company trades for $16 per Mboe which is a low metric.
The operating netback is $43/boe. The company holds 455,000 net acres undeveloped land in Southern Alberta targeting the Cardium formation and in Williston Basin targeting the Bakken and Spearfish formations.
The insider ownership is 2,7%. According to regulatory filings, there is one insider who has been adding on his position during the last 5 months.
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TOP STORY >> Water project hits dry hole
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Funding problems continue for the 15-year-old Lonoke-White water project that is supposed to connect communities in the central part of the state to Greers Ferry Lake.
Participants were told at the noon meeting Tuesday that Arkansas Natural Resources Com-mission, which is expected to distribute the federal loan money to pay for much of the project, will not bend the rules to make it happen.
The Lonoke-White Public Water Authority, which plans to build the project, cant borrow money because it has no customers of its own. Only existing systems with existing customers are eligible. And the plan to take on someone elses customers in name only is not acceptable. The only way the project can get funding is if some of the larger water providers in the group agree to take on the responsibility of borrowing the money.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency told the ANRC in a July 23 letter that the project, now estimated at $45 million, is for long-term state water planning and not in response to an existing public health problem which was counter to the requirements for Drinking Water State Revolving Fund money.
DWSRF is the fund through which federal money in the form of a low-interest loan was to be funneled. The project is also earmarked for a $15 million stimulus grant.
When the problem was discussed last week, members agreed that a viable solution was to get a permit from the state Health Department and take on either 77 water customers from Bayou Two or 300 or so from McRae.
Clint McGue, project attorney, told project members Tuesday that a Monday afternoon meeting with ANRC didnt go well.
The ANRC has done sort of a 180, he said. Well have to take a different approach to find $30 million.
McGue said last week that the options of each member getting a loan to pay their part of the project or for some of the members with large customer bases to borrow the money for everyone were not viable solutions.
This week, he said the only solution was for the members with large customer bases to borrow the money.
The EPA has decided they must have strict compliance with regulations, he said. Well need volunteers to get funding.
McGue said the money is still set aside to pay for the project. But the question that must be answered soon is who will access that money. The deadline for signed contracts for construction is Feb. 17, 2010.
Although there are no firm commitments, representatives from Vilonia, North Pulaski, Grand Prairie and Cabot said they were willing, with their boards approval, to consider borrowing the money.
Jacksonville also needs assurance from ANRC that its $24 million loan will not be placed in jeopardy if it also applies for a loan to help build the Lonoke-White project.
Cabot is committed to paying $35,000 a month for the project. Bill Cypert, spokesman for the Cabot Water and Wastewater Commission, said Cabot wont pay any more than that.
Woody Bryant, the newly hired project manager and member of the Grand Prairie Bayou Two Water Commission, said he had expected more resistance.
The consensus is better here today than I thought it would be, Bryant said.
The meeting comes on the heels of a recent Lonoke City Council meeting, which voted unanimously to accept their share of financial responsibility if the association gets its grant, and also to buy its allocation of water from the Mid- Arkansas Water Alliance.
We wont have to go up on our rates unless the grant comes through, Mayor Wayne McGee said.
Leader senior staff writer John Hofheimer contributed to this report.


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Should we do to this what we did to the Eruption Kick? I mean in chapter 530, Hanzō had Ibuse release the poison mist, and then he attacked them with his Kusarigama. He does the same thing in all three cases, now we got a name for. So should we add it as a Manga/Anime technique?--Yomiko-chan (talk) 03:10, February 18, 2013 (UTC)
- Not really. The way Hanzō does this in the game is different. Here, he sends the opponent in the air, smokes them with the poison mist, and then makes a long range attack with the kusarigama. Manga and anime, opponent is on the ground, and he himself jumps at them with the kusarigama. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:04, February 20, 2013 (UTC)
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Berkeley's Police Officers Association Makes Push To Arm Cops With TasersThe Berkeley Police Officers Association is releasing an online citizen's survey on the use of Tasers and would like the city to explore arming the police force with the devices.
San Francisco Police Chief Withdraws Stun Gun Proposal Amid OppositionSan Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr told the Police Commission that he is dropping his proposal to arm some officers with stun guns because of the "onerous" restrictions of their use.
San Francisco Police Commission Delays Decision On Use Of TasersThe San Francisco Police Commission on Wednesday night decided again to hold off on allowing the Police Department to use Tasers.
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Yefim Bronfman Performs The Beethoven Piano Concertos with the NY Phil, Beg. Tonight
The New York Philharmonic will conclude its 2013-14 subscription season with The Beethoven Piano Concertos: A Philharmonic Festival, featuring The Mary and James G. Wallach Artist-in- Residence Yefim Bronfman and conducted by Alan Gilbert, today, June 11-28, 2014.
Over the course of the three-week festival, Mr. Bronfman will perform the complete Beethoven Piano Concerto cycle and the Triple Concerto with Principal Cello Carter Brey and Concertmaster Glenn Dicterow, in his final appearances as Concertmaster before concluding his 34-year tenure. The Festival will also feature the World Premieres of Lyra by Anthony Cheung and Songs by Sean Shepherd, commissioned by the New York Philharmonic as part of The Marie-Jose?e Kravis Prize for New Music, pairing the master composer's concertos with new commissions now entering the repertoire.
"It was always a dream of mine to play the Beethoven cycle with a major orchestra like the New York Philharmonic," Yefim Bronfman added. "I've practiced this music every day since I was a child, and the more I practice it, the more I struggle, and the more questions I have, and the fewer answers I get."
"Everything Beethoven touched became iconic in its genre," Alan Gilbert said. "Beethoven's five piano concertos are a canon that I think deserve to be held in a special category among all piano concertos. It's fascinating to see one performer treat all five concertos in one fell swoop."
In the opening program of The Beethoven Piano Concertos, Alan Gilbert conducts Beethoven's Piano Concertos Nos. 1 and 4, with Mr. Bronfman as soloist, and the World Premiere-New York Philharmonic Commission of Anthony Cheung's Lyra, Wednesday, June 11, 2014, at 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m.; Friday, June 13 at 8:00 p.m.; and Saturday, June 14 at 8:00 p.m.
Anthony Cheung is one of the composers whom inaugural Kravis Prize for New Music recipient Henri Dutilleux (1916-2013) selected to share the proceeds of his honor, and Mr. Cheung dedicated Lyra to Dutilleux's memory. Lyra is a response to Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto and the theory that it reflects the narrative of Orpheus in the underworld taming the Furies with his lyre. "The strumming or plucking of a lyre: if western music has an origin myth, the lyre is inextricably linked to it," writes Mr. Cheung in his program note. "From a simple action upon an instrument comes the mythology of music's power to tame, sway, placate, and console."
"Having attended many of the Philharmonic's CONTACT! concerts since their inception, as well as very memorable performances with the full Orchestra of newer works, I've already been extremely impressed with and thankful for Alan Gilbert's vision for new music," Anthony Cheung said. "The premiere of Lyra will follow on the heels of the inaugural NY PHIL BIENNIAL, expanding the scope of activities to an unprecedented level and making it the rival of the great international new music festivals."
"When I go back to Beethoven after playing a new work by a living composer," Yefim Bronfman said, "the new music highlights Beethoven's adventurousness, and I realize that maybe his music is even more modern than what we play today."
The Beethoven Piano Concertos: A Philharmonic Festival continues June 18-21, 2014, when Alan Gilbert leads Beethoven's Piano Concertos Nos. 2 and 3, with Yefim Bronfman as soloist, and the World Premiere-New York Philharmonic Commission of Sean Shepherd's Songs; the Festival concludes June 24-28, 2014, when Alan Gilbert leads Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5, Emperor, with Yefim Bronfman as soloist, and Beethoven's Triple Concerto, with Yefim Bronfman, Concertmaster Glenn Dicterow, and Principal Cello Carter Brey.
The Beethoven Piano Concertos is the first confluence of the Philharmonic's multi-week festival and Artist-in-Residence position, two initiatives Alan Gilbert launched at the beginning of his tenure in the 2009-10 season. These initiatives were also launched with the Composer-in- Residence posts and CONTACT!, the new-music series, with the goal of broadening the range of artistic influences at the Philharmonic. In past seasons, Philharmonic festivals have included The Russian Stravinsky (conducted by Valery Gergiev), Hungarian Echoes (conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen), The Modern Beethoven (conducted by David Zinman), and The Bach Variations (conducted by Masaaki Suzuki, Alan Gilbert, Andra?s Schiff, and Bernard Labadie).
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Writer and music historian Harvey Sachs will introduce the program. Pre-Concert Talks are $7; discounts available for multiple talks, students, and groups. They take place one hour before these performances in the Helen Hull Room, unless otherwise noted. Attendance is limited to 90 people. Information: nyphil.org/preconcert or (212) 875-5656.
- Insights Series Event - "The Pinnacle of Cycles: Pianist Yefim Bronfman Speaks on Beethoven's Piano Concertos"
The Mary and James G. Wallach Artist-in-Residence Yefim Bronfman, speaker
New York Philharmonic Leonard Bernstein Scholar-in-Residence Carol J. Oja, moderator Tuesday, May 20, 2014, 7:30 p.m.
The Mary and James G. Wallach Artist-in-Residence Yefim Bronfman discusses The Beethoven Piano Concertos: A Philharmonic Festival, his first-ever cycle of this august oeuvre with the New York Philharmonic, which includes the Triple Concerto, the work with which he made his Philharmonic debut 35 years ago.
Tickets for Insights Series events are free; subscribers, Friends at the Affiliate level and above, and Patrons may request reserved seating by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Space is limited.
- National and International Radio Broadcast
The program will be broadcast the week of July 6, 2014,* on The New York Philharmonic This Week, a radio concert series syndicated weekly to more than 300 stations nationally, and to 122 outlets internationally, by the WFMT Radio Network.
The 52-week series, hosted by actor Alec Baldwin, is generously underwritten by The Kaplen Brothers Fund, the Audrey Love Charitable Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Philharmonic's corporate partner, MetLife Foundation. The broadcast will be available on the Philharmonic's Website, nyphil.org. The program is broadcast locally in the New York metropolitan area on 105.9 FM WQXR on Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. Information subject to change. *Check local listings for broadcast and program information.
Music Director Alan Gilbert began his New York Philharmonic tenure in September 2009, the first native New Yorker in the post. He and the Philharmonic have introduced the positions of The Marie-Jose?e Kravis Composer-in-Residence and The Mary and James G. Wallach Artist-in- Residence; CONTACT!, the new-music series; and, beginning in the spring of 2014, the NY PHIL BIENNIAL.
In addition to inaugurating the NY PHIL BIENNIAL, in the 2013-14 season Alan Gilbert conducts Mozart's three final symphonies; the U.S. Premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage's Frieze coupled with Beethoven's Ninth Symphony; world premieres; an all-Britten program celebrating the composer's centennial; the score from 2001: A Space Odyssey as the film was screened; and a staged production of Sondheim's Sweeney Todd starring Bryn Terfel and Emma Thompson. He continues The Nielsen Project - the multi-year initiative to perform and record the Danish composer's symphonies and concertos, the first release of which was named by The New York Times as among the Best Classical Music Recordings of 2012 - and presides over the ASIA / WINTER 2014 tour. Last season's highlights included Bach's B-minor Mass; Ives's Fourth Symphony; the EUROPE / SPRING 2013 tour; and the season-concluding A Dancer's Dream, a multidisciplinary reimagining of Stravinsky's The Fairy's Kiss and Petrushka, created by Giants Are Small and starring New York City Ballet principal dancer Sara Mearns.


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A Swedish prosecutor is to investigate surveillance allegedly carried out by the US embassy in Stockholm without Sweden's knowledge.
Prosecutor Tomas Lindstrand said he would determine whether intelligence laws were violated by the US actions, including what officials described as photographing and gathering information about individuals in Sweden.
Swedish officials have said they knew the US embassy applied security measures in its immediate neighbourhood, but not that Swedish citizens were monitored. The embassy has denied the activities were secret.
The announcement came after Norway last week asked the United States to clarify surveillance activities there following a TV report suggesting it had systematically monitored Norwegian residents during the past 10 years. Officials in Oslo said they were unaware of such actions.
Lindstrand said the activities in Sweden could be illegal if they involved systematic collection of information about individuals and were kept secret. But, he added, most foreign surveillance programs in the country are legal.
"I will look into what kind of activities have been going on, the dimension of the activities, if they have been secret, everything," he said.
On Saturday, the embassy said its activities in Sweden were not secret. It said the security programs in Stockholm and other US embassies were adopted after the 1998 Nairobi and Dar es Salaam embassy bombings in which American missions had been under terrorist surveillance before the attacks.
"The US stands ready to answer any questions the government of Sweden might ask us on this program," the brief embassy statement said.