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MOSCOW -- The Russian Coast Guard has seized a Greenpeace ship, holding about 30 activists at gunpoint and towing it to the nearest port, following a protest against Arctic oil drilling.
Activists from the environmental group scaled the side of the Prirazlomnaya oil platform to try to prevent it from drilling earlier in the week.
Greenpeace said armed security services seized the ship Thursday evening.
"This is pretty terrifying. Loud banging. Screaming in Russian. They're still trying to kick in the door," activists wrote on Twitter. Greenpeace International said Friday that they have had no contact with the ship since Thursday.
The activists said they believed the armed men were members of Russia's internal security service, the FSB, the main successor agency to the Soviet-era KGB.
The environmentalists say the oil drilling threatens the fragile Arctic environment – a charge Moscow denies.
This is the second consecutive year that Greenpeace activists have staged an action against the world's first Arctic off-shore oil rig, owned by Russia's state-controlled oil giant Gazprom.
The project is a sensitive one in a country that has made tapping the region's resources a priority to drive the economy.
Putin's grand plans
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has often spoken about grand plans in the Arctic region – particularly the strategic gas fields of the north.
The battle for one of the world's most inhospitable regions is something that was left over from Stalin's times, when the Russian dictator industrialized the north, often through the use of political prisoners.
"There's an element of a dream and national identity in the Arctic – and this can be used," says Pavel Baev of the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo. "It has to do with a personal interest of Putin," he added.
Earlier this week, Putin announced that an old Soviet military base would be re-opened in the north of the country. It would play an important role in securing the Northern Sea Route, which is now open longer each year as global warming has increased the melting of ice, making the passage navigable.
"Our troops left there in 1993, and yet it is a very important location in the Arctic Ocean," Putin said, on Monday according to Reuters.
Putin's Arctic ambitions are not new. In 2007, two Russian mini-submarines plunged down to the seabed of the Lomonosov Ridge, which Russia claims is an extension of Russian continental shelf. A titanium Russian flag was planted on the sea bed – a gesture that symbolized Russia's intentions. Now, however, there is something to protect – the Northern Sea Route.
Russia's economy relies heavily on oil and gas prices, but reserves are depleting. "The easy oil has been drilled and projects that remain are extremely hostile," said Eric Kraus, an independent asset manager.
According to the World Bank's analyst Sergei Ulatov, Russia's budget is made of 50 percent gas revenues. But according to the World Bank, Russia is still facing challenges in modernizing and diversifying its economy.
The Prirazlomnaya oil field where the off-shore platform is placed, is thought to hold 526 million barrels of oil.
'Terrorist' charges
Meantime, a Russian security services official said Friday that the charges against the Greenpeace activists may include terrorism – a charge that carries a hefty charge of up to 10 years in prison.
Of course, Greenpeace disputes the charge.
"The real threat to the Russian Arctic comes not from the crew of the Arctic Sunrise but from Gazprom, one of the most reckless oil companies in the world today," said Ben Ayliffe, head of Greenpeace International's Arctic oil campaign, in a press release Friday.
The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.


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Love it but.. Level 18 even if I park perfectly it does not register. But Lvl 19 gets unlocked. Ultimately I could not get the achievement for Lvl 18 but other than that it is simply flawless. Good job devs!
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Joseph Blakes
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We took a hotel car out north of Xiamen today to the next district to visit a potential manufacturer. On the way to and fro we passed miles and miles of subsistence living, without amenities, comfort, or even glassed in windows to keep out the winter cold. Farm plots in this area are small and intensely cultivated with many hand tied bamboo support structures. The land appears rich and the people incredibly industrious, and everyone seems happy despite an absence of opulence and wealth. I didn't shoot any pictures of the poor blocks and dwellings today. With so many working so hard to scratch out a living with only labor and very little capital, it didn't seem fair to expose them to too much scrutiny. Maybe some day in the future.
The pics below are in the city, quite a different scene there.
On the waterway between Gulang Yu and the city of Xiamen you can see lots of tour boats. Naturally you would expect some of them might offer dinner cruises since many look about the right size for that sort of thing. So we asked the concierge at the hotel if he could recommend a dinner cruise. This became a discussion among 4 or 5 concierge staff and us trying to explain what a dinner cruise was to them. The up shot of it was that if we wanted dinner on a boat, they recommended we should "take dinner" with us.


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Krohn said Grays Harbor and Aberdeen K-9 units were called in but were unable to pick up a track due to the weather, officers did find shoes believed to belong to the suspect.
Krohn said when the suspect rode his bike past him in an unmarked car, he hit the lights, the suspect dropped the bag and rode between houses. Some game system games and numerous knives were recovered. The suspect remains at large, described as 5-10, slender build, dark clothing wearing a stocking cap, minus shoes.


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UW-Whitewater Warhawks savor first Sweet 16
UW-Whitewater�s Pat Miller knows that after guiding the Warhawks to five NCAA tournament berths in his 10 years as head coach.
Miller and the Warhawks are making their first Sweet 16 appearance tonight, and it�s on their home floor.
Whitewater (25-4) faces Wheat-on College (23-6) in a sectional semifinal at 7:30 p.m. at Kachel Gym. Virginia Wesleyan (26-3) plays Whitworth University (26-3) at 5:30 p.m. in the first semifinal.
The winners play at 7 p.m. Saturday for a Final Four berth in Salem, Va., next weekend.
�It�s been a combination of things,� Miller said of not making the Sweet 16 until this year. �One is the Midwest bracket is tough to get through.��
After regional victories last weekend over Northwestern (Minn.) and former defending national champion University of St. Thomas, Miller believes the Warhawks are in good shape.
First up is Wheaton. The Thunder defeated Gustavus Adolphus College, 68-60, and Edgewood College, 73-62, last Saturday at UW-River Falls to advance.
Tim McCrary, a 6-foot-6 senior forward, is the Thunder�s leading scorer and playmaker who averages 18 points and eight rebounds.
�McCrary is their All-American candidate,� Miller said. �He can score, and he is just a very good all-around basketball player. McCrary is the key for them.��
While McCrary is the main focus for Wheaton, Chris Davis, a 6-6 senior from Madison East, carries that distinction for the Warhawks.
Miller said Davis played well at last week�s regional, which should help him relax this weekend.
�I think the St. Thomas game took a lot of pressure off Chris,� Miller said. �We won without him scoring a lot of points.��
Davis averages a team-leading 22 points per game, but was held to 11 in the Warhawks� 91-62 victory over the Tommies. Cody Odegaard scored 29 points, making 9 of 11 from the field, including 7 of 8 three-pointers, and Alex Merg added 17 points.
�St. Thomas took (Davis) out, and our guys started to shoot the ball from the perimeter,� Miller said. �We have not been doing that this year, but that takes the pressure off Chris.��
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The Mamelodi Sundowns U15 side has been drawn in the same group with Manchester United Premier Cup hosts, Manchester United, as well as Feyenoord, Tigres UANL and Sanfrecce Hiroshima in this year's competition.
The Siya crew reported yesterday (Tuesday) that the Sundowns' youngsters are in the United Kingdom for the MUPC. The Brazilians are in group c.
The games started today (Wednesday) and are scheduled to end on Saturday. The final two teams will get an opportunity to play at Old Trafford where the MUPC champions of the world will be crowned.
The MUPC teams for 2014 and groups are:
Group A: Chelsea FC, Malmo FF, AS Roma, Waitakere City FC and CA Rosario Central.
Group B: Hertha BSC Berlin, Valencia, Joongdong Middle School, Assumption College Thonburi and Weston FC.
Group C: Manchester United, Feyenoord, Tigres UANL, Mamelodi Sundowns and Sanfrecce Hiroshima.
Group D: FC Dynamo Moscow, AKA Sturm Graz, Shandong Luneng, SC Internacional and Right to Dream Academy.
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This summer we had too much heat and it's starting to show all around the garden. Everything is giving less fruits.
Also I picked beans. This year there are only a few of them.
I've picked 2 rows of them and got 1 kilo of clean beans.
The ones we placed on the net gave us, well nothing.
We have 2 nets of beans and on one of them beans have just started and by now we should have picked at least 5 kilos.
On the other one there is nothing. Only leaves.
There is only one thing that looks good now. Peppers
Yes, those little peppers that looked awful before are now big and strong.
I guess mulching and watering helped.
In the front yard things are as bad as in the garden.
Grass doesn't exist. Everything is dry.
We have a lot of flower seedlings for next year and we can't plant them
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The Honduras under-20 national team claimed the second spot in Group B of the U-20 final round CONCACAF Qualifying Tournament with a 2-0 victory over Mexico on Sunday in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. FC Dallas midfielder Ramón Nuñez played the entire match against Mexico and had an outstanding performance throughout the tournament.With the victory, Honduras finished second in the group with six points, behind only Canada. The second place finish qualified Honduras for the FIFA World Youth Championship in Holland this summer. This marks the fourth time that Honduras has qualified for World Cup in this category. The two Honduran players that made the biggest impression among fans and media were César Babá "Giuty" and Ramón Nuñez. The FC Dallas player had outstanding performances against Jamaica and Mexico; of the six goals scored by Honduras in the tournament, Nuñez scored two and registered one assist. "It seems as though things have gone very well for Ramón during the qualifying as he had a big hand in getting them to the next stage," said FC Dallas head coach Colin Clarke. "I'm looking forward to getting him back in and seeing him make a big push for starting time. It's up to him and we're excited to see him." "I can't describe how happy I am," said Nuñez. "We played this tournament with a lot of confidence and heart, and now we are going to Holland. Everybody treated me really well over there. Although they didn't know a lot about me, I think I did a good job and was able to fit in with the group very fast. It is amazing how passionate our soccer fans over there. It was like a national party when we qualified." Honduran newspapers on Nuñez: La Prensa: "An inspired Ramón Nuñez helps the national team on its quest to Holland."
El Heraldo: "Ramón is Rambo de León's clone, at least in his playing style." Ramón is back in Dallas and will report with FC Dallas today to start preseason workouts. He will train in Dallas all of this week before traveling with FC Dallas to Florida from Feb 5th to the 12th and later to Spain from February 26 to March 11. Group B Final Standings
PTS G W T L GF GA +/- Canada 9 3 3 0 0 4 1 +3 Honduras 6 3 2 0 1 6 3 +3 Mexico 3 3 1 0 2 2 4 -2 Jamaica 0 3 0 0 3 2 6 -4


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Short one.
vikram tells all his problems to sudha and she says that now that she is here she will handle smriti and already she has done something to take care of her. smriti finds her mom tied to the staircase with a note for her not to tell anything. she calls drone and tells about the incident , he comes to take her to hospital, smriti accidentally touches him, falls on him, u know and they both stare at each other, bad acting really.
aditya's wife gets an offer to work with a mental rehabilitation centre where smriti comes with her mom, and adi's wife, sees her(meenaxi) and when she asks the doctor, the doctor tells that she was raped years ago and that made her mad...and adi's wife( forgot her name) is shocked...
sudha's makeup made me cry!
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can sumone tell me that have they revealed who raped meenakshi? and who is smriti dad?
please give sum up dates guys
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yes perveen, vikram, the pony tail is smriti's dad. vikram one day shouted at her, saying he has raped meenxi but u cant do anything about that ,etc etc, but she tapes all this, and drone accidentaly hears it, and he now knows the truth and is with smriti.
Last episode, dweep and drone's engagement broke coz of smriti, so vikram got extremely angry, came to her house( it was his and misha's wedding anniversary) and takes out a gun and tells smriti that today he will kill meenaxi, and he goes to the bedroom and we are shown him holding his gun to the head of someone, and he's sayingg. now i'm going to kill her, but smriti is looking on coolly, then meenaxi appears beside smriti and vikram is shocked and looks beside him, and he sees that he's holding the gun actually on misha.( she was covered with bedsheets. earlier).. and the episode ends.
Warning, this could actually be vikram's imagination, have to wait till monday to know the truth...
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Home Sweet Home
The cost of housing is going up; and hopefully your paycheck is rising to meet it.
For most people a house is the ultimate prize; something to call your own and something to sell for a profit when things pick up. But depending on the city you live in, that goal can be awfully hard to reach. So to give you an idea of the places around the country you can afford; MSN Money has a list of how much money you need to make in order to buy a house in a certain city.
The cheapest big city on the list? Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with a required annual income of $33,000. The city also has the lowest mortgage rates of all the cities tracked with an average monthly payment of $700. Close behind that is Cleveland and Cincinnati, Ohio.
To see the rest of the cities on the list including which ones will require you to pull down six figures click the link below. Home is a lot sweeter when you can afford it.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. --- South Carolina receiver Tori Gurley believes the Gamecocks got the wake-up call they needed as they try to win the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division.
He called their 31-28 loss at Kentucky humbling coming a week after knocking off then-No. 1 Alabama by two touchdowns.
That loss dropped South Carolina to No. 19 in the rankings and erased most of the Gamecocks' lead atop the East. That means South Carolina heads to Vanderbilt tonight needing to snap a seven-game SEC road skid to avoid falling behind the Commodores in the standings.
Gurley said the Gamecocks (4-2, 2-2) just need to work hard because they remain in charge if they just get back to their winning ways.
"We want to control our own destiny," Gurley said. "We don't want to depend on a team to lose and all this tiebreak stuff. We feel if we can go on ahead and run the table, that will speak for itself."
Yes, the SEC East couldn't be more topsy-turvey this season with Vanderbilt (2-4, 1-2) having the chance to move on top with the tiebreaker with a win over South Carolina, even after being shut out in a 43-0 loss at Georgia last week.
"I don't think it's nuts at all," Vanderbilt defensive tackle Adam Smotherman said. "We're very confident in ourselves. We've had some setbacks. I think we're very confident in our abilities, and we're confident in our coaches to give us a good game plan."
The Commodores can go into tonight confident because South Carolina is the one SEC team they've had the most success with recently. They are looking for their third win in four years and beat the then-No. 24 Gamecocks 28-17 in 2008 for Vanderbilt's first win over a ranked opponent in Nashville since 1992.
South Carolina had to score late to pull out a 14-10 win in Columbia last year.
"They've given us fits," South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said. "Hopefully, we can go play a little better and play the entire game."
The Gamecocks might be without running back Marcus Lattimore because of a sprained ankle, but they still have quarterback Stephen Garcia.
That might be more than enough against a Vanderbilt defense that could be without defensive tackle T.J. Greenstone and linebacker Chris Marve.


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GHS student to speak at Memorial Day service
Josh Clark, who will be a Gothenburg High School senior, is the featured speaker at Memorial Day services Monday, May 30, at the Gothenburg Cemetery.
The public is invited to the 10 a.m. event.
Greetings will be offered by American Legion vice commander Mike Sayer with the invocation given by chaplain Bill Hayward.
Sayer will lead the audience in the pledge of allegiance. KaSondra Kuhlman, a 2011 GHS graduate, and GHS alum Mary Streeter will sing the national anthem.
Jacob Beck will sing "Patriot Song."
Members of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliaries will place wreaths on the graves of veterans.
The Gothenburg Honor Guard will fire a salute and play taps.
In case of rain, the program will be at the Senior Center.


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GloFX 9-Mode Juggling Balls are finally here! Developed for professional jugglers or beginners, these balls are made out of soft PVC plastic so they are nearly unbreakable and very safe on contact. With 78 mm balls that are weighted to 6.4 oz (181 grams), these stage balls are designed to feel comfortable and toss nicely. Turn any event or occasion into a true visual experience with these 9-Mode color changing balls. Featuring an easily accessible push button switch that gives for quick mode changes and a completely new way to experience the art form of juggling! Take your skills to the next level and truly impress your friends with a set of GloFX LED Juggling Balls.
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Lebanon: Private sector calls for Mikati to go
Following the bombing that killed Intelligence Chief Wissam al-Hassan, the private sector has called for the Prime Minister to resign
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Lebanon's leading private sector alliance called on Prime Minister Najib Mikati over the weekend to step down, as hotels in the capital reported cancellations following Friday's killing of Intelligence Chief Wissam al-Hasan.
"The Economic Committees unanimously agreed to call on President Michel Sleiman to accept the resignation of the Cabinet, which has failed to provide security and stability, the very reason for its formation," a statement read by head of the Chambers of Commerce Mohammad Choukeir said.
The Economic Committees' statement called on Sleiman to proceed with consultations to form what they described as "a National Contingency Cabinet" to avert the country's plunge into a risky political vacuum.
"[Only] such a government can be in charge of providing security, a prerequisite to reassuring socioeconomic and financial stability," said the statement, which followed an urgent meeting held Saturday evening.
The statement also called for providing urgent compensation to citizens and businesses affected by the blast which ripped through Ashrafieh, killing Internal Security Forces' Information Branch chief Brig. Gen. Wissam al-Hasan and his driver, as well as one bystander.
Hotels contacted by The Daily Star confirmed a predictable outflow of tourists following the deadly blast.
At Le Bristol, a reservation officer said the hotel was already running on low occupancy, highlighting that at least one 15-person group, which had been due to arrive Sunday, had cancelled after the attack.
Gefinor Rotana also reported a significant number of cancellations but said it could not give exact figures. The cancellations had hit both current hotel guests and visitors expected to arrive for Eid al-Adha holiday next week, an employee said.
Markazia Monroe Suites said tens of guests cancelled, adding that almost all reservations for the upcoming holiday had now been dumped.
The explosion in Beirut's Ashrafieh neighborhood will likely deal another crippling blow to the Lebanese economy, which has been struggling for most of 2012.
Experts say the expected plunge in tourism and investments in the aftermath of the bombing will take a heavy toll on an economy already reeling from the global economic crisis and instability in neighboring Syria.
Tourism was strongly hit in 2012, declining 12.49 percent in the first eight months of the year, with a total of 986,019 visitors entering the country compared to 1,126,755 visitors recorded by August 2011.
Banking, another key sector of the local economy, is expected to see profits plunging as much as 25 percent by the end of the year, leading banker Francois Bassil had told The Daily Star earlier this month.
Some experts have gone as far as to say that the Lebanese economy was a major target of the deadly explosion in Ashrafieh.
Prior to the deadly explosion, hopes had been high that the country would see at least a temporary rebound in tourism during the upcoming Eid al-Adha holiday.
In the past few years, the holiday saw hotels operating at near full occupancy and tourists and shoppers spending more money on gifts and entertainment.
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Review for Children's Dance Foundation, Birmingham, AL, USA
Bailey recently turned 6 yrs old and is atteding The Dance Foundation on Scholarship. She has been battling an Autoimmune Disorder called Juveile Idiopathic Arthritis and Uveitis (when it affected her eyes). This dance is the Firstreal activity she has been involved in and she absolutely Loves it!
For the Past 3 & 1/2 years, she has been taking some pretty strong medicines & IV Treatments, just to slow the progression of the disease and allow her to move, walk, dance & SEE, just like other children. Bailey seems to have a smile on her face no matter what she goes through, but nothing can compare to the Smile that she has when she is at Dance Class!
The first day of class, I had to hold back my tears as I saw Bailey running & dancing just like the other children! She had this Huge smile on her face that just Lit her entire Face up! What happiness in spite of all the sadness she endures.
Her instructor is wonderful! It amazes me how she teaches the children to move & express themselves through dance! It is unlike anything I've seen before!
We are so Thankful to the Sponsors! Without help, we would not be able to afford Bailey this opportunity. Her medical bills are very high, so this activity would not be possible without the sponsors. To give a child like Bailey who suffers daily the opportunity to Move & stretch her joints in a fun creative way & not just her Physical therapy stretching, is wonderful.
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With an increase in size comes an increase in the ability to really impress. This 65-foot Squadron appears to go one step further than similar sized boats on every level.
Sumptuous furnishings and hand-worked cabinetry are hallmarks of the Squadron range. Nowhere is it more elegantly expressed than in the long, wide single-level interior - a testament to the 65's ingenious flat floor design. Having such uncomplicated, single floor levels is normally reserved for much larger yachts, but our designers have achieved just that on this 65-footer. An elegant, beautifully proportioned Squadron awaits you.
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The Publican Restaurant
Aside from exotic cars, sports and beautiful women, beer and pork rank high on the list of things that occupy significant brain space for most red-blooded men. Combine these modern day nectar and ambrosia with a massive, communal walnut table set up in a racetrack style, along with warm globe lighting suspended from the ceiling and impeccable service, and you have The Publican Restaurant in Chicago. Okay, so you may never matriculate at Kingsford University, but you can make your way to the Windy City for one decadent evening at this European beer hall style establishment at 845 W. Fulton that certainly delivers the respective goods. For our full review, read more on the next page.
The first thing you notice is the interior of the restaurant, welcoming and stark, all at once, and nonetheless beautiful. You'll instantly gravitate to the smells emanating from the kitchen and be drawn in visually by the artful simplicity. Uncomplicated farmhouse cuisine is the spirit of this establishment, an d all dishes are presented without unnecessary garnish. Instead, they are laid out in gorgeous Spartan style, showcasing the beauty of the course itself, unadorned by edible shrubbery and unadulterated by ornate, gilded plates. The beermaster introduced us to their plethora of craft beer that was carefully chosen to complement the fare, causing a group-wide, simultaneous drool to break out. We then indulged in the savory charcuterie plate with pork terrine and their signature head cheese, followed by potted rillettes with cherries on sourdough, Wisconsin sweetbreads and heavenly porchetta.
The poultry of the evening was their signature roasted whole chicken with frites, which disappeared in a matter of minutes. These certified organic meats were rife with flavor and perpetuated both the flow of beer and conversation. Their locally grown corn, roasted with butter, curry and aioli, along with beets in ricotta, pecans and balsamic vinegar topped off the repast. To our chagrin, we were simply too sated to indulge in their fresh oysters and aged hams, which will have to wait until our next shark feeding frenzy. The Publican is, in a word, magnetic. If you haven't been, you haven't lived.
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text: Having emerged from the torn and bloody earth that once belonged to the Tupiniquim Indians, OS PONTAS hash out SOUL and FUZZ influenced anthems, instrumentalizing soundtracks for a pompadour-shaking-freak-dancing good time. This is the second album, entitled, Selva de Fuzz (FUZZ JUNGLE), 12 tracks capable of tweaking mustaches and wasting shoe soles down to their cores. The Tupi Spirit orders that the party starts now with OS PONTAS, since after all, they are the soundtrack to the jungle. *Groovie


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Designed by esteemed naval architects McCurdy and Rhodes, the SW59 uses a center console arrangement that affords the helmsman excellent visibility. One of the many benefits of the center cockpit design is the added interior volume - the SW59 features a full-width aft cabin, making the most of the boat's 15'6" beam. The result is an ideal ocean-going yacht: infinitely rewarding to sail and incredibly comfortable to live aboard.
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Designer: McCurdy and Rhodes
Warranty: 10 years
Keel: Centerboard
Hull Shape: Monohull
LOA: 59 ft 3 in
Beam: 15 ft 6 in
LWL: 44 ft 2 in
Displacement: 63000 lbs
Ballast: 23250 lbs
Bridge Clearance: 71 ft 6 in
Dry Weight: 63000 lbs
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Fresh Water Tanks: (250 Gallons)
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Number of single berths: 7
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Cutter : 1438.00 sq ft
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Release Date: 1952
Not Yet Rated|1 hr 3 min
Plot Summary
Motorcycle racer Richard "Dusty" Weston (Bill Williams) falls afoul of beautiful journalist Eve Drake (Carla Belenda) for his unsportsmanlike conduct. The bad press enrages Dusty and puts him on the bad side of his boss, J.C. Barton (Robert Armstrong). But his opinion about Eve changes when they sit down for an interview; Dusty sets the story straight, and the romantic sparks fly. When she falls for his best friend instead, it turns the two into rivals on the racetrack.
Cast: Bill Williams, Carla Belenda, Robert Armstrong, Frank McHugh, Michael St. Angel, Cleo Moore, John Mitchum, John Hamilton
Director: Leon Barsha
Genres: Action
Production Co: RKO Radio Pictures Inc.
Keywords: Los Angeles, Love triangle, Emotional, Rivalry, Love, Friend, 1950s


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(includes 2012 state meet results)
Tanner Alms, Red Wing, junior: First in 500 freestyle in Class 1A.
Cole Bateman, Hutchinson, senior: Second in 50 freestyle, second in 100 backstroke in 1A.
Bryce Boston, Eden Prairie, senior: Third in 100 butterfly, sixth in 50 freestyle in 2A.
Noah Busch, Minnetonka, senior: First in 100 backstroke, second in 100 freestyle in 2A.
Paul Fair, Monticello, senior: First in 100 butterfly, first in
200 freestyle (setting a Class 1A state meet record in the latter).
Mitchell Foster, Breck/Blake, senior: First in 100 backstroke (Class 1A state meet record), first in 200 individual medley.
Aaron Greenberg, Eden Prairie, senior: First in 50 freestyle, first in 100 freestyle in 2A.
Jonathan Lieberman, Eden Prairie, senior: Second in 500 freestyle, third in 200 freestyle in 2A.
Jackson Lindell, Edina, senior: Second in 200 individual medley in 2A.
Noah Lucas, Mounds View, senior: First in 200 freestyle, first in 500 freestyle in 2A.
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To further test the European appetite for pickup trucks, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. uses the Geneva auto show for the European debut of the Navara Double Cab that replaces the Nissan Pickup.
The Navara was designed in tandem with the new Pathfinder SUV, and shares its architecture, and the two are built side-by-side at Nissan's plant in Barcelona, Spain.
The target consumer needs the combination of utility and comfort to pursue a leisure lifestyle that involves such things as snowboards and surfboards.
The 4-door pickup will be available in Double Cab and King Cab. The Double Cab has a 3-person rear bench. The King Cab has room for two children in back.
Nissan Navara
The Navara is 10.4 ins. (26.5 cm) longer than the Pickup it replaces, with most of the extra room going to the cabin. The rear seats in the King Cab, for example, face forward, whereas their equivalent in the Pickup were side facing.
There are two versions of Nissan's 2.5L 4-cyl. turbodiesel engine, now with second-generation common-rail technology for lower emissions. The base puts out 145 hp and 263 lb.-ft. (356 Nm) of torque. The more potent version delivers 172 hp and 297 lb.-ft. (403 Nm) of torque.
The 4-wheel-drive Navara shares the Pathfinder's ladder-frame chassis. It has an independent front suspension system with double wishbones and coil springs. The rear has a solid axle.
Nissan says the Navara has the largest minimum bed width in its class in the King Cab.
Meanwhile, sales of the new Pathfinder in Europe coincide with the Geneva show.
Additionally, Nissan has developed a 296-hp version of its 350Z Coupe as part of its collaboration with Sony for the forthcoming launch of the fourth-edition PlayStation game Gran Turismo.
Orders now are being taken for the 700 units available in Europe, with deliveries to begin in April.
The 350Z Gran Turismo 4 Edition has a 20-hp boost for its 3.5L V-6, partly attributable to raising the engine's red line to 7,000 rpm from 6,600.


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Final attempt to win Sam! Flirty Ollie Locke writhes for CBB babe with lap dance
CREDIT to Ollie Locke; for the lovesick reality star has now officially tried every trick in the love-me-back book to woo Sam Faiers.
And having told his fellow Celebrity Big Brother housemate outright that he fancies her – as well as confessing he wants to share a bed, loves her just as much without make-up (how saintly of him), and popping the question (albeit during a task) – he has now offered her his perky posterior.
Shenanigans kicked off last night in the CBB house as he began flirting with Luisa Zissman, seemingly having drowned his inhibitions in the hot tub as he started gyrating in front of her.
Never one to shy away from sexual energy, the cupcake queen catapulted herself into the action by touching his chest, casually groping whatever inch of skin she could, and generally egging him on.
Offering her a 180° spin, he then turned around to wiggle his booty into her lap.
Needless to say, she was much obliged.
Continuing to shimmy as if in Dirty Dancing: The Musical, he then set his sights on Sam.
Girl-hopping à la love-rat Lee Ryan, Ollie swiftly writhed between Sam's legs, before throwing his best shapes while riding his T-shirt up over his nipples.
The Essex babe struggled to control a fit of the giggles, holding her hands to her eyes to protect herself from being subjected to the embarrassment.
Enthused by the attention, the Made In Chelsea legend then began slapping his derrière before sliding his hands down his trackies to reveal a pair of clingy grey pants.
With everyone in hysterics, Sam then jumped up to join in, before the roomies got touchy feely for a group hug to commemorate their final night together.
Yet is there really a romance on the horizon for these two?
We suspect a Joey Essex/Amy Willerton showmance to linger on the front cover of a few mags, before their 'split due to conflicting schedules'.
And who wins? You decide!
Tune into Channel 5 tonight for the live final.


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AVB - Drogba to undergo scan
Andre Villas-Boas saw Chelsea beat Norwich 3-1 on Saturday, but also saw Didier Drogba carried off with a sickening head injury.
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Andre Villas-Boas saw Chelsea beat Norwich 3-1 on Saturday, but also saw Didier Drogba carried off with a sickening head injury.
The Ivorian striker collided with Norwich goalkeeper John Ruddy when challenging for a high ball and suffered a heavy landing as he tumbled back to the turf.
He required lengthy treatment on the field and was only carried off on a stretcher once he had been placed in a brace and given a breathing aid.
Concern was etched on the faces of those inside Stamford Bridge as Drogba made his exit, but Villas-Boas is hoping the injury may not be as serious as first feared.
He told Sky Sports: "He is a little bit better and coming around. He is going for a full scan to assess the extent of the head injury and the concussion.
"He has made steady progress since he has fallen I have to complement my medical staff for being able to react straight away to a dangerous situation."
Drogba was forced off with the scores locked at 1-1, with Grant Holt having cancelled out Jose Bosingwa's early opener.
The Blues were, however, able to edge themselves in front late on, with Frank Lampard netting from the spot and Juan Mata scoring on his debut.
On the performance from his side, Villas-Boas said: "It was hard work, particularly in the second half. I think the goal we suffered came against the running of the game because we were a little bit calmer at that stage, but we raised the tempo and the emotions of the game. I think we were able to respond well to suffering the goal.
"We played better in our overhaul, 90 minute performance because we only had two second halves against Stoke and West Brom when we were good. We were more consistent, so we are happy with that and fortunately enough we managed to turn the result in our favour."
Chelsea have splashed the cash during the summer transfer window and Villas-Boas has refused to rule out the possibility of bringing further fresh faces on board before Wednesday's deadline.
He said: "It will get pretty exciting in the last four days of the market, so let's see what happens. If something happens for us it is because we feel it, if it doesn't it is because we didn't feel it."


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Sally Breen's Atomic City
Sometimes the sunniest places have the shadiest people. And that's certainly the case in Sally Breen's new novel Atomic City. This book has a noir style plot of shady deals, dodgy characters, double crosses and of course, a femme fatale.
- Sally Breen
- Writer and academic. Her books include The Casuals and Atomic City
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- Atomic City
- Author
- Sally Breen
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- Fourth Estate, 2013
- Interviewer
- Kate Evans
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Jordan Pregelj :
16 Sep 2013 11:40:25am
Sally Breen is incorrect. people here are very much concerned about your income and which school you attended.
Unless you grew up on the coast one is NOT accepted.
Coasters are preoccupied by Mexicans crossing the border and there are several centres on the Gold Coast. Contrary to what the author, Sally Breen claims.


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I've been craving a corn muffin lately... unfortunately, I can't think of anywhere near where I work to get one.
I tried some local donut shops -- they've got muffins, just not corn. No dice. Even a trip to 7-Eleven (where I knew I'd be scraping low in the barrel) came up empty.
Can anyone help steer me to some good corn muffins in Culver City? The only place google has even turned up one in existence is at JR's BBQ, which I've never been to but imagine would be more of a corn bread side than a breakfast muffin...
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Peppermint Candy - Troy Bunch
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Artwork Medium: Linen
About The Artist: Troy Bunch's paintings, which he would call imaginative realism and/or surrealism, usually depict women juxtaposed with images from nature and dreams. He seeks to produce interesting, thought-provoking, and beautiful paintings that have meaning to him, but also hopes the viewer can find personal significance in them as well. Equally important is the continuous improvement of the artist's skills and technique with each new painting. His artistic influences include many painters - great artists from the past, like Michelangelo, da Vinci, Dali, van Gogh, and Magritte, to contemporary painters such as Nicola Verlato, Olivia, Richard Corben, and Frank Frazetta, among others. Troy Bunch paints with oils on stretched linen or board. He almost always works from his studio using a combination of natural and artificial light.


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Who Thinks This Is The First Time Trailblazers Fans Have Felt Like This?
Friday, June 29, 2007
Okay, well other than the one title that Bill Walton got them.
That's cool as hell. You gotta love how Portland has turned that franchise around in just two short years. And to think they used to start Damon Stoudemire, Darius Miles, Zach Randolph, Ruben Patterson, Isiah Rider, and Ref Shover Nick Van Exel!
Jailblazers no more!
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I'll eat my shoe if the Trail Blazers' fans haven't felt this way again...by selecting Sam Bowie rather than MJ. I still don't get why everyone has such a hard-on over Oden.
I'd say that he is much more of a Anthony Mason/Motumbo prototype than a Hakeem/O'Neal prototype.
Good move to get rid of Randolph, but they have to be disappointed to get Steve Francis in return. He's way underperformed in the past few years, and I believe he has a huge contract. Channing Frye is a nice pickup, though.
As for Oden, I predict goodness but not greatness. I think Durant will be better, but I also don't think Oden will be a Same Bowie.
Kevin, good point about Francis. While Oden may not be as oft-injured as Bowie, and in turn be a bit more productive over a longer time, I just can't believe for a second that he'll out-perform Durant.
Durant surely can't get any smaller and weaker (the inability to bench press 180 lbs comes to mind), but then again, what the eff could MJ bench when he got drafted?
What a steal for the Sonics.
The only time you can rush the floor, is when the team isn't playing. I missed those NBA days.
blazers fans should be excited as should sonics fans.
by the way of the previously listed players who was the worst in terms of jailblazing.


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Cameron Heights Edmonton is an isolated district in West Edmonton, accessible by Anthony Henday Drive, and forms part of real estate zone 20. This unique community is on nature's doorstep and offers beautiful parks, walking and cycling paths and tree-lined streets. Cameron Heights was named after the former school board member and Edmonton Town Council alderman John Cameron.
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County Council's planning Committee to consider PUD revisions Tuesday
Mac McInnis hadn't lived in his Kona Orchards home a week before a neighbor stopped by to ask him to come testify against a rezoning project down the road.
Not one to just stand up and say he was opposed to something without a good reason, McInnis began digging into the Hualalai Partners' proposed development on just less than 15 acres off Hualalai Road.
Three years later, McInnis has detailed documents outlining both the path that led to what one former county planning director called a "fragmented approach" to development and strong opinions on how Hawaii County could improve its Planned Unit Development process.
The Hawaii County Council Planning Committee will hear two bills proposing reforms to that process at a 9:15 a.m. Tuesday hearing in Hilo.
Video conference equipment will be available for county residents to provide testimony and view the committee's discussion at the West Hawaii Civic Center, the Hawaiian Ocean View Estates Community Center and the council offices in Waimea and Pahoa.
Planned Unit Developments, referred to by county officials as PUDs, allow for variances from county zoning and subdivision requirements, generally allowing a developer to get smaller lots than would be allowed under the applicable zoning code.
Right now, the county planning director has the final say in whether the PUD application is granted, and only neighbors within 1,000 feet of the property lines are notified an application has been filed.
McInnis said he and his neighbors have several concerns with that existing process.
"The PUD process has no accountability," McInnis said. "It goes before an appointed individual, not elected officials you can hold accountable."
The lack of public meetings is also a problem, creating a lack of transparency in the process, he said.
Further, anyone who doesn't have a significant knowledge of real estate and land development may not even know the right questions to ask if given the opportunity to meet with a developer.
McInnis said he and his neighbors want the opportunity to ask questions of council members, get "logical" answers and have all the proposed variances made public before any decision is made.
Former Kohala Councilman Pete Hoffmann last year proposed a bill amending the section of the code on PUDs that would give the council the final authority in the matter.
His measure, Bill 291, beefed up the code by also requiring a preliminary site plan and giving the council the authority to impose conditions on the PUD.
Then-Planning Director Bobby Jean Leithead Todd raised questions about whether those changes would even be allowed under the county charter.
The charter, Planning Department staff said in a report to the Leeward Planning Commission late last year, says the director shall render decisions on proposed variances.
In response to Hoffmann's bill, Leithead Todd drafted Bill 59, which proposes a few changes to the PUD rules, but not the major overhaul Hoffmann recommended.
Both planning commissions returned unfavorable recommendations for Hoffmann's bill and favorable recommendations for Leithead-Todd's proposed bill.
The Windward Planning Commission, in a March letter to the council, noted members also encouraged the council to consider expanding the distance from a proposed PUD a property could be located and get notice of the application.
Leeward Planning commissioners recommended the director have 90 days, not 60, to deny or approve an application and added a requirement to hold a public meeting within 60 days of the application being accepted.
Leithead Todd's approval of the South Kona Waikakuu Ranch PUD a few years ago ended up in 3rd Circuit Court this year, where Judge Ronald Ibarra ruled the county acted in violation of the Kona Community Development Plan and failed to uphold the county's duty to protect natural resources in granting the application.
Ibarra ordered the PUD be sent back to the Planning Department.


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'Retro diner' serves up straightforward fare with an urbane twist
Published 10:00 pm, Thursday, September 8, 2005
Goodness knows, the diner concept needed updating. Wouldn't anyone think so, after enough nights at weathered Formica tables, drinking bottomless cups of mediocre coffee, reading book-length menus that sail the long, lateral route from so-so tuna sandwiches to so-so moussaka?
And yet, recent attempts at spiffing up that good basic idea -- decent, inexpensive, family friendly -- have mostly turned out to be heavy on glossy '50s nostalgia and light on quality.
So let's clink our mustard-yellow mugs of Caffe Vita to the continued success of Geraldine's Counter, a bright, well-conceived "retro diner" that feels like the natural evolution of the species.
It's an attractive place, but food and service take even greater priority than appearance, with around a dozen options each for breakfast and lunch. Dishes are straightforward on the face, along the lines of French toast and hamburgers, but most are tweaked in a way that comes off as inspired rather than precious.
That French toast, for instance, is made from thick Macrina batarde that remains remarkably chewy and textured -- as well as moist and delicious. And the hamburger tastes the way we remember burgers once did, a not-inconsiderable task that's achieved with hand-formed, flame-grilled seasoned patties of high-quality beef, on a sturdy kaiser bun, with crisp, ultra-fresh fries (it's a hard choice, but we're even fonder of the sweet potato fries you can substitute for 50 cents more). The burger's 21st-century twist takes the form of a balsamic-onion relish topping, a sweet slow-cooked reduction with a faint, pleasant aftertaste of red wine.
Cubes of corned beef hash ($8.50), a main event topped with two poached eggs, were worth an extra $1 for the big flaky-fresh biscuit rather than slightly over-grilled toast. An avocado-pepperjack omelet was so thick we expected toughness and greasiness; instead it was miraculously light, with recognizable crescents of avocado that gained personality and spice from a scattering of pico de gallo (we preferred it over the perfectly serviceable mushroom omelet). Grated hash browns were crisp outside, soft within, and appealingly peppery. With the potatoes, as with the straightforward "kick butt chili" that came with red beans and solid chunks of meat, we had absolutely no internal debate about whether their ancestry included a freezer or a can. That's a rarer treat than it should be.
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Geraldine's, which opened its doors in June in Columbia City, is the newest baby of Gary Snyder and Stacey Hettinger, who took over El Greco on Capitol Hill from original owner Thomas Soukakos. El Greco chef Ramiro Gallegos is on the premises as well. While the menus are technically separate, some of that Mediterranean restaurant's specialties, the avocado omelet among them, also are showing up south.
Geraldine's (named for Snyder's mother) holds a special place in their hearts, though, Hettinger said. El Greco was already a well-oiled restaurant when the pair took over, while they had to build Geraldine's from the ground up.
The sizable space is filled with natural light, decorated in a colorful, improbably attractive mix of white, chartreuse green, oranges and reds, along with exposed red brick walls. Bright Fiestaware dishes come with accompaniments such as individual midnight-blue teapots.
It's also family friendly -- and just plain friendly -- in a way that goes beyond the surface: There are crayons and high chairs and a kids menu, plus lidded cups and a stepstool to reach the bathroom sink, servers who cheerfully greet you at the door, and a high likelihood that an owner will stop by to see if there's anything more you need. Service wasn't flawless, particularly on a weekend morning when the wait for tables spilled out to the street corner, but it was fine overall and unceasingly warm.
Some of the dishes depend on individual tastes. We wouldn't have minded more updating, for instance, on the Geraldine's Greens salad ($4.50), which mostly concentrated on the romaine-iceberg-carrot-coins route. Soupy mac and cheese ($8) comes with a bread-crumb topping and a vaguely Southwestern taste spiked with tomatoes and jalapeños. And, while we enjoyed the Northwest Reuben ($9.95), with its pile of sliced-on-the-premises meat and the fine Columbia City Bakery rye, we didn't read the fine print beforehand to realize that the Geraldine's version comes sans sauerkraut.
The restaurant plans to expand into dinners in early October, said Hettinger, hoping to add steak and fish and other dishes, while keeping the average entree price in the $12 to $14 realm.
What more could we ask for from a modern diner? Just one thing: We wish the place could stay open 24 hours.


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Just as you can control and improve your general physical health with good habits, so too can you improve the health of your brain—boosting your memory and mental agility, as well as reducing your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease or other dementias.
Although research is finding links between genes and one's risk of Alzheimer's disease, the exact cause is more likely a combination of genetics and other factors. Practicing good brain health at any age can help stave off the disease, as well as build up your cognitive reserve. Cognitive reserve is a term describing the brain's resilience toward damage.
The good news is that our brains are able to continue forming new neural connections throughout our life cycle, called neuroplasticity. In other words, no matter what your age, your brain health can improve as the internal structure of its neurons changes and as the number of synapses between neurons increases.
You can boost your brain health by focusing on healthy habits in six areas:
Heart Health
It seems obvious: by keeping your heart healthy and your blood flow moving, your brain will be "well-fed" with the food and oxygen carried by the blood. Scientific research suggests that conditions including high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and high cholesterol may increase the risk of Alzheimer's or vascular dementia.
We are all aware of the effect that our diet has on our bodies, but consider how it also directly affects the brain. Research suggests that some foods are bad for the brain, including those high in saturated fat and cholesterol such as high-fat beef, processed meats, organ meats, and eggs. Try to maintain a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, along with foods that contain omega-3 and fatty acids (fish and seafood, soy and soy-based foods, walnuts), B vitamins (dark green leafy vegetables, fortified whole-grain cereals, milk and milk products, poultry, fish), folic acid (whole grains and legumes), and anti-oxidants (berries, beans, apples). Finally, maintaining a healthy body weight is also beneficial to brain health.
Physical Activity
It's never too late to start exercising. Research has shown that older adults who engage in cardiovascular exercise for 30 minutes each day perform better on cognitive function. Additionally, studies show that daily physical activity may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease and cognitive decline, even in adults over 80. Try incorporating a morning walk, bike ride, or exercise class into your daily routine.
The reason: Exercise sparks neurogenesis, or the creation of entirely new brain cells. In doing so, it may create functionally more efficient cognitive networks and provide a cognitive reserve.
Social Engagement
Your brain health will benefit from regular social engagement in activities that stimulate the mind and body. This could entail staying active in the workplace, volunteering in community groups and causes, travelling, or remaining active in a bridge club, square dancing group, book club, or other social groups.
Cognitive Engagement
Use it or lose it! Evidence suggests that lifelong learning can help our brains. Stay mentally engaged by taking a continuing education class at your local library or community center, or try some online memory games. Keep working those crossword puzzles, but try something new, like watching a foreign film or reading a different kind of book.
Stress Management
Chronic stress is bad for the brain. Studies have suggested that stress hormones appear to speed up the progression of Alzheimer's disease within a short time period. You can reduce your stress with activities such as tai chi, meditation, or yoga, and practice some healthy behaviors that also help reduce stress levels. These include eating a healthy, well-balanced diet, avoiding too much alcohol, getting physical activity every day, and getting enough sleep.
The good news about brain health is that it's never too late to start the healthy habits that can improve your cognitive abilities and protect you against dementia. By focusing on the six areas outlined here and adapting your lifestyle, you can help ensure your brain stays healthy for as long as possible.
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CIS 1230: Micro Database
CIS 1230: Micro Database Application now has online course delivery format besides the traditional classroom (instructor-led) and independent learning (CIL) formats. All lecture presentations, assignments, and a term project will be conducted online. Microsoft Access software is also needed in this course. An on-line course orientation is strongly recommended and will be held at the first week of the term. An optional on-site course orientation can be arranged with the instructor if the on-line course orientation is not feasible.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Rookie center back A.J. Soares is hopeful he'll overcome a left groin strain in time to travel with his New England Revolution teammates to Toyota Park for Sunday afternoon's meeting with the Chicago Fire.
Soares was forced off the field in the 58th minute of the Revolution's 3-0 loss to the Portland Timbers last weekend at JELD-WEN Field and was listed as questionable on Tuesday's injury report. Although he's been limited in training this week, Soares is optimistic he'll be available against the Fire.
"The groin's sore," Soares said after participating in passing drills during the team's rain-soaked Thursday morning training session at Gillette Stadium. "It's not 100 percent, but I feel like I could go in the game. There's a good chance I'll play and I'll be feeling good. Once you get in the game, you don't feel anything, so it should be fine."
The steadiest presence on the Revolution's backline this season, Soares has started all 27 games for which he's been available, missing just two matches because of suspension. Until he was replaced early in the second half of last weekend's game in Portland, Soares had played the full 90 minutes in each of his first 26 starts.
For a period of that meeting with the Timbers, Soares tried to play through the injury, noticeably favoring his left leg and stretching the groin whenever there was a stoppage. Ultimately the decision was made to remove Soares with both his own health and the team's overall performance in mind.
"It's the balance of thinking, 'I need to suck it up and help my team,' but at the same time, the other side is I don't want to be out there if someone can come out and do a better job than me," Soares said of his thought process. "I was feeling like I got to the point where I was hurting enough where someone could come in and do a better job than I was doing. I don't want to hurt my team by being out there not at a high enough level."
The aim for Soares is to be at a high enough level to contribute against Chicago, which has won three of its past four games as the Fire makes a desperate late-season playoff push. Soares hoped to resume full training on Friday morning and from his standpoint, he's proceeding as if he'll be on a plane to Chicago on Saturday afternoon.
"Ideally, [Friday's training session] will show if I'm ready for the game or not," Soares said. "At this point, I'm thinking I'm going."


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BOGOTA, Colombia — With talk of million-dollar payoffs and clandestine videos made with James Bond-style mini-cameras, the legal battle pitting Chevron Corp against Ecuadorian activists over environmental damage in the Amazon jungle is getting stranger by the day.
In the latest twist in the 15-year-old legal case, Chevron has released videotapes that, according to the company, implicate the presiding judge and an official from the country's ruling political party in a $3 million bribery scheme.
In one of the videos, Judge Juan Nunez also appears to acknowledge that he will soon rule against Chevron.
"These videos raise serious questions about corruption, executive branch interference and prejudgment of the case," said Chevron Executive Vice President Charles James in a statement.
But Steven Donziger, a New York-based attorney representing the plaintiffs, charged Chevron with carrying out a "Richard Nixon-style dirty-tricks campaign" to smear Ecuador's legal system and delay a final ruling. If Chevron loses, the San Ramon, Calif.,-based firm could be ordered to pay up to $27 billion in reparations — potentially the largest civil damages award ever imposed. Chevron, meanwhile, has lobbied the U.S. government to impose trade sanctions on Ecuador as punishment for the way the case has been handled.
The plaintiffs in the suit, who include thousands of residents living in the Amazon region in northeastern Ecuador, claim that oil production by Texaco — which operated in Ecuador from 1964 to 1990 and was acquired by Chevron in 2001 — poisoned their lands, rivers and ground water with toxic chemicals.
Chevron, which has no operations in Ecuador, argues that Texaco carried out a successful clean-up of 160 waste pits and that the company was released from any future liability for environmental damages by the Ecuadorian government.
Although Chevron has at times praised the Ecuadorian courts, the company portrays itself as the victim of a corrupt legal system, and Ecuador's left-wing president, Rafael Correa, who has publicly sided with the plaintiffs. The videotapes now stand as Exhibit A for the company's argument.
Chevron said the recordings were made by Diego Borja, a former Chevron contractor, and an American businessman identified as Wayne Hansen who apparently was seeking contracts to clean up oil production sites once Judge Nunez handed down his verdict.
The men used tiny cameras hidden in a watch and a pen to record four meetings between May and June 2009. Chevron says the recordings were made without its knowledge. The company provided no explanation for why the men would secretly tape the meetings.
Since receiving the videotapes in June, Chevron has provided financial assistance to Borja and his family to relocate "because of concerns for Borja's safety." Neither Borja nor Hansen have been made available to journalists.
On one of the tapes, Borja and Hansen repeatedly press Judge Nunez on whether he plans to rule against Chevron. Each time, Nunez refuses to answer. Finally, near the end of the conversation, Hansen asks again if Chevron will be declared guilty.
Nunez says: "Yes sir."
Chevron sees this response as evidence of the judge's bias. Donziger, the U.S. lawyer, says Nunez may have simply been acknowledging the question. Elsewhere on the tapes, Borja and Hansen speak with Patricio Garcia, who identifies himself as an official with Alianza PAIS, the country's ruling party. Garcia indicates to the businessmen that to secure cleanup contracts, $1 million must be paid to the presidency, $1 million to Alianza PAIS, and $1 million to Judge Nunez.
Chevron is now seeking the disqualification of Judge Nunez and an annulment of his prior rulings.
"No judge who has participated in meetings of the type shown on these tapes could possibly deliver a legitimate decision," said Campbell, Chevron's executive vice president.
The Ecuadorian government said Judge Nunez will be investigated.
Still, the videotapes do little to burnish Chevron's image in Ecuador.
While Judge Nunez is not present in any of the videotaped conversations in which payoffs are mentioned, Borja — the former Chevron contractor — is involved in the discussions.
Pablo Fajardo, an Ecuadorian lawyer for the plaintiffs, claimed that Borja was part of a plot engineered by Chevron to undermine the legal process so the company can avoid paying a colossal judgement.
"The bottom line is that evidence in the trial shows that Chevron is responsible for wrecking Ecuador's rainforest," said Donziger, the American lawyer. "Nothing Chevron has presented in these videos changes these underlying facts one bit."


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CU Solution Group's auto lending alliance with Invest in America and General Motors has yielded 130,098 loans from nearly 300,000 members.
The latest forecasts for new auto loan originations at credit unions appear to be positive but with some caveats.
Banker attacks will not stop more states from adopting credit union savings raffles, according to a Boston-area savings advocacy group.
CU Xpress Lease Inc. is on a record-setting pace in auto leasing activity with 2010 up 100% on year-over-year numbers from 2009.
You're likely to see auto lending pick up in 2011. Many of those loans will be for practical rather than high-end vehicles.
What if 75% of credit unions used a single security systems company? Imagine the power that single company would have. Let's assume that single security company did a great job, year after year. Is that really healthy for the credit unions?
Total vehicle sales were down from May to June, continuing their bumpy ride through 2010.
With the recent proposed merger announcement from $2.7 billion Wings Financial Community Credit Union and $41 million Highgrove Community Federal Credit Union, the pool of small credit unions just got a little smaller.
The industry-backed Invest in America auto discount program has lost one of its partners-the Cadillac Division of General Motors Corp.
The $41 million Highgrove Community Federal Credit Union and the $2.7 billion Wings Financial Credit Union have reached an agreement to merge operations.


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