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Renault SA says it has sold the remaining 17.88% equity stake it held in Nissan Diesel Motor Co. Ltd. The French auto maker says it did not view the assets, which it has held since acquiring the shares as part of the global alliance with Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. in 1999, as core to its business, clearing the way for the divestiture. The 43.6 million shares were sold to J.P. Morgan Securities Ltd., which plans to sell them on the open market.
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Tag Archives: Daryl Morey
Podcast: The James Harden Trade
As LeBron James would say, "It's about damn time." The Rockets pulled off their long-awaited major trade this week, landing James Harden from the Oklahoma City Thunder for Kevin Martin, Jeremy Lamb and multiple draft picks. David Weiner (aka BimaThug) joins us on the podcast to discuss the Rockets' shockingly-timed trade for The Beard. Continue reading
Houston Rockets Media Day Interviews
Monday's Media Day for the Rockets, the annual ritual introducing players to the media before training camp opens, was set up a bit differently than it has been the last several years. Rather than take place at the Toyota Center, Media Day went down at both the House of Blues and the new studios for Comcast SportsNet Houston. We did not get to speak to some of the players and only the players considered to be the top guys (Jeremy Lin, Chandler Parsons and Kevin Martin) were given time in a formal setting. Continue reading
Houston Rockets Salary Cap Update: 2012-13 Training Camp Edition
With the Houston Rockets opening training camp in advance of the 2012-13 NBA season, let's take a look at the team's current salary cap situation. Continue reading
Podcast: The Dwight Howard Trade Aftermath
Dwight Howard was traded. Andrew Bynum was traded. Neither were traded to the Houston Rockets. Continue reading
Houston Rockets Salary Cap Update: "Total Rebuild" Edition
After closing the book on an all-too-brief 2011-12 NBA season and opening up the 2012 offseason with a flurry of activity, let's take a look at the Houston Rockets' current salary cap situation. Continue reading
Podcast: Rockets Draft, Omer Asik, Eric Gordon and Dwight Howard
BimaThug returns as we go long to analyze the 2012 NBA Draft and the Rockets selections of Jeremy Lamb, Royce White and Terrence Jones, along with the acquisition of second round pick Furkan Aldemir. We also talk about the Rockets signing of Omer Asik to an offer sheet, the pursuit of Eric Gordon and how this impacts the Dwight Howard chase. Continue reading
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In sixteen years, we've never tried our hands at running a podcast, but with the NBA Draft just over a week away, we felt it might be a good medium to get some thoughts out there. Continue reading
NBA Draft Lottery: 5 Teams To Watch
Roll out 12 overachieving role players and sprinkle in a little myopia from the front office, and the Houston Rockets are in the exact same spot for the third straight season — holding the bag on the final (14th) seed in the NBA Draft Lottery. As a result, Chandler Parsons, representing the Rockets at tonight's lottery, should be able to clock out fairly quickly when the results are announced. Continue reading

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text: EuropeMany dead in Turkish mine accident Tragedy blamed on methane-gas explosion inside coal mine in the country's northwest. 24 Feb 2010 12:42 GMT Four survivors are in a critical condition [AFP] Four survivors were in critical condition, Dincer told journalists after visiting the hospital where the miners were treated.Seventeen workers were killed in the same mine in a similar blast in June 2006, the Anatolia said. The mine is 20km from the centre of Dursunbey. In December, a similar accident killed 19 miners in Bursa. Safety violations and outdated equipment have been factors in past mine accidents in the country. Source: Associated Press


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By Richard Rohr
Published by Jossey-Bass, $19.95
The title of this latest book by the Franciscan writer Richard Rohr reminds me of a painting by an artist friend whose work hangs in many public buildings in the United States. It is an oil painting of an abstract angel, seemingly all wings, strong and inviting, pulling the viewer forward and upward into freedom. The legend accompanying the painting reads: "Where are the angels? They're standing here." Rohr's treatment of the second half of life is about the experience of now and here.
He posits that if the first half of life is about achievement and accomplishment, as well as learning from our mistakes and falls from grace, the passage into maturity (elderhood perhaps) allows us to shed the ego needs of the constructed false self, and embrace the uniqueness of the true self -- the soul -- with all its battle scars as well as beauty. This new personal freedom with its deepening consciousness can place us at odds with the familiar, including institutions (the church perhaps), and even family. We no longer measure ourselves by titles, or public images, roles or our place in the dominant culture.
Rohr offers Jesus as an example of the mature, free person, citing the scene when Jesus is told that his mother and family are distressed by his itinerant lifestyle and teaching. And Jesus' response is to pointedly ask, "Who is my mother? Who are my brothers and sisters?" The author's gloss on this passage from Mark (3:21) is that Jesus in his maturity was in touch with his soul and was not following the "expected and mainline script for his culture or his religion."
The movement from superficiality to living out of the essential self is the promise of the second half. It is what the author calls falling upward into the real, or reality. He writes, "This 'something real' is what all the world religions were pointing to when they spoke of heaven, nirvana, bliss, or enlightenment. They were not wrong at all; their only mistake was that they pushed it off into the next world. If heaven is later it is because it is first of all now."
How does one come to such keen awareness? By living, reflecting, struggling, holding on, letting go -- so it seems to me, one well-entrenched in the second half. Yet I also know that this adventure in freedom requires lifelong learning. How many times do we need to be reminded that the key that unlocks life's mysteries is within? Seven times 70, surely. Rohr's new book is an excellent reminder as he urges his readers to enjoy the new spaciousness of life in the second half. "Now you are just here, and here holds more than enough. Such 'hereness' ... has its own heft, authority, and influence."
We say: Charlottesville reveals the weeping wound of racism. What do we, the American Catholic faith community, do next? Read the editorial.
And it may help to sense that angels are standing here.
[Dolores Leckey is a senior research fellow at the Woodstock Theological Center, Georgetown University in Washington.]
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DETECTIVES have released CCTV images of a man they want to speak to about three attempted vehicle break-ins in Rock Ferry.
A Ford Galaxy, Fiesta and Vauxhall Combo van were parked at the junction of Browning Avenue and Highfield Road when an unknown man was seen trying to force their doors and windows open using a flat metal bar.
One of the owners saw the incident taking place and went outside to challenge him.
When he threatened to call police, the would-be thief walked off along Browning Avenue towards the Dacre Hill area.
The incident happened shortly before 6pm on Sunday, March 23.
While the Galaxy and Fiesta were not damaged, a window was smashed on the Vauxhall.
Police are appealing for anyone who recognises the man to contact them.
Call Wirral CID on 0151 777 2263 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Are you referring to a log of the incoming and outgoing call times, dates and duration?
Yes - I get one each month in my bill or can look it up on line for each billing cycle. The party to be subpoened also has Verison service.
Ok, cell phone records can go back as far as the carrier keeps them on file, but the carriers standard length of time is to only store them for 12 months and there is no legal requirement for them to be stored longer, this includes Verizon. This is to save server storage space.