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GAA boss warned to address cash crisis
GAA President, Christy Cooney has been urged to spend the final 14 months of his Presidency bringing team — and other costs — under control to avoid leaving the Association exposed to bankruptcy over the next five years.
Former Dublin and Offaly football manager, Tommy Lyons said he was astonished to learn that over £19 million had gone on preparing inter-county teams last year and believes that it's now time to place a ceiling on how much a County Board can spend in that area.
Reacting to last Saturday's analysis of county team costs in 2010, Lyons said he was astonished to read that counties were continuing to spend so heavily in the much-changed economic climate.
"If team costs aren't curbed they'll end up bankrupting the GAA," he said.
"There's plenty talk about how much managers are costing but even in counties where they are being paid, it's Mickey-Mouse mouse money by comparison with overall costs."
Despite the dramatic decline in economic out-turn last year, team cost were down less than four per cent on 2009.
Cork topped the expenditure on £1.57 million, followed by Tipperary (£1.23 million), Dublin (£1.21 million) and Kerry (£1.13 million).
Sixteen counties beat the £500,000 mark while the lowest spenders were Leitrim (£291,000) and neighbours, Sligo (£305,000).
"Christy Cooney should devote the final year of his Presidency to addressing the spending issue," said Lyons.
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Had a good friend who owns a Home Inspection company come by and do a verbal inspection of my house yesterday. He found a bunch of small stuff that I can do myself/with SO's help.
He also found that I need a new roof (but it looks like hail damage, so called insurance), a bunch of plumbing problems in the crawl space under my bathroom, and mold in my attic due to lack of ventilation. I have already taken out a CC at the local big box store to do some minor repairs, and I am very strapped for cash.
I'm thinking about taking out a Home Equity Loan to finish up all the repairs, but that would definitely dig into my profit. I've lived in the house for 5 years and have built up about $10,000 in equity but I was going to use that to pay off other debts.
Oh, and had another friend check out the market (she's a listing agent) and most the homes in my area with the same footprint have sold for around $10,000 less than what I bought my home for.
And, not to get political, but this impending debt ceiling fiasco has the possibility of sending interest rates up and the housing market may become even more bleak.
Yep, house selling blues, I got em.
Sending house selling mojo.
And never grow a wishbone, daughter, where your backbone ought to be.
― Sarah McMane
Call my credit union but since I was honest that I had moved in with SO, I can't get a refinance or a home equity loan because it is not my "primary" residence.
I keep trying to think of different options and not get down about it, but it seems like every turn is a dead end.
Maybe this is the universe telling me not to move in with SO????

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Yay, an oolong to relax with after a busy day…
The dry leaves smell lovely and woody and make me think of opening a really old book.
I did two rinses, then a two-second steep…
1st steep: This tea smells so nice! It's super dark and almost chocolatey. The taste is the same way. The aftertaste is roasted nuts and campfire.
2nd, 3rd: The same, but a bit lighter.
4th: I think this tea is best hot. I let this steep cool a little too long and the roasted flavour is turning into a sort of cardboardy taste.
5th: I just looked through the other reviews and saw that someone compared it to a genmaicha. I could definitely see that! I don't actually like genmaicha that much though, haha. I think I prefer a brighter kind of flavour? Maybe I could develop a taste for it. Now that the dark chocolate notes are mostly gone it just seems very toasty.
6th, 7th: There's a sort of bean taste coming out now. I find it slightly less toasty, and more enjoyable.
8th: Finally I find the fruity notes everyone else is mentioning. There is a really sweet, almost creamy peachyness in the aftertaste. Definitely the best steep yet.
9th: There's a sugary sweetness right at the front now. Such a change!
10th: Whoa. My first thought was sweet corn. Then after a few seconds a definite sense of burnt sugar comes out. Like, I can smell it and taste it super clearly. Trippy and delicious.
Overall I think this tea definitely got better toward the later steeps. At least, I enjoyed those steeps more. It was really interesting to see it change so much!


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Issues of concern to people who live in the west: property rights, water rights, endangered species, livestock grazing, energy production, wilderness and western agriculture. Plus a few items on western history, western literature and the sport of rodeo... Frank DuBois served as the NM Secretary of Agriculture from 1988 to 2003. DuBois is a former legislative assistant to a U.S. Senator, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Interior, and is the founder of the DuBois Rodeo Scholarship.
Monday, November 12, 2012
High-flow release planned for Glen Canyon Dam
The Interior department will begin a five-day "high-flow experimental release" at Glen Canyon Dam at noon Monday, Nov. 19. The release is part of a long-term protocol announced in May by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to meet water and power needs and resolve problems with downstream sediment and non-native fish predation on the Colorado River below the dam. Scientists have determined the correct conditions exist to conduct a high-flow release to benefit downstream resources, including camping beaches, sandbars, backwater habitats, riparian vegetation and archeological sites. The total maximum release from the dam will reach approximately 42,300 cubic-feet-per-second — 27,300 cfs of full-capacity powerplant releases and a bypass release through four river outlet tubes sending 15,000 cfs of water out over the Colorado River in what authorities say will be a spectacular visual display. The total duration of the high-flow release will be nearly five days, according to an Interior news release. SLT
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Good planning during a drought! Not experimental, they have done it before.
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Does anyone have a pattern for a small doggie sling? Something to carry around the dog and keep your hands free.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Does anyone have a pattern for a small doggie sling? Something to carry around the dog and keep your hands free.
Never heard of a doggie sling so I checked out the two web sites. How cool! My dog is a little to big but a good idea if you have a small dog.
Too cute,however my spoiled dogs are too big, but then I wouldn't trust them not to jump out.
I grabbed a jeans bag with a scoop neck front that worked perfect to hang in front of me with the puppy inside that left my hands free to walk the other dog. She was able to peer out and watch all the excitement! I turned into a big kangaroo that day with my pouch in front! A sight to behold but it worked well!
I saw this pic online and sent it to my husband, asking him why doesn't he take our little dog for a walk like this (he was not impressed).
Thanks for the links....
Today is the day the Lord has made..Let us be glad and rejoice in it!!
How cute, what was your husbands answer??
I don't think he dignified the request with an answer, lol!
this is a baby sling pattern. i've made several...i still wear my 2.5 year old in one when he gets the crankies. this fall i made a fleece pouch for my brother and SIL who have the most rotten mini doxie you ever met. they love taking him out in it and Lotto loves being worn.
"And I guess I might have made a few mistakes.
But maybe that's exactly what it takes.
To get a little happy in this big sad world..."
One Line Wonder, The Avett Brothers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW9m_...ure=plpp_video - here is a video on how to make. really easy.


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Why go to France when you can go to Talbot! Join us this fall in a ride across Talbot County, Maryland, to benefit the Bay. While steep climbs through the Alps and rolling vineyards may not be on the agenda, salty Bay breezes and watermen's villages certainly will.
On September 7, 2014, hundreds of cyclists will take in the scenic beauty of Maryland's Eastern Shore and support clean water while riding in the 10th Annual Tour de Talbot. More than just a bike ride, the Tour de Talbot gives back to local rivers and the Chesapeake Bay by supporting the Midshore Riverkeeper Conservancy (MRC) and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF).
Register as an individual, join a team, or create your own team--there are many ways to participate in this fun event that brings together cyclists of all ages and abilities. Last year's 375 registrants included pro riders, kids, and everyone in between.
Registration includes lunch, a drink ticket, and a T-shirt; rest stops on the banks of the Wye and Choptank Rivers with food and drinks; fully marked routes of 20, 62, and 100 miles; and cheering crowds at the finish line! Kids under 16 ride for free.
The ride supports the work of MRC to preserve and protect the Miles, Wye, and Choptank Rivers, and Eastern Bay. And this year for the first time, it also supports CBF's mission to Save the Bay. Once you register, you can raise funds using the event website, and win prizes, too. The rider who raises the most money will win a Diamondback road bike that retails for $2,200! Don't miss it!
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Four drives, four different states -- all of them Florida
Florida is made for driving. Its highways are good, the terrain mostly flat and the state offers a wide range of scenery: Plains of sawgrass, endless waves of sugar cane, moss-laden forests of oaks and pines, lazy rivers and canoeing creeks, island-hopping roadways, pristine lakefronts, palm-shaded ocean beaches and even -- would you believe it? -- hills.
LIVING MUSEUM Reconstructed country village offers peephole into 19th century
MUMFORD, N.Y. -- Picture a ritual bath night in a country village, circa 1840. After hauling a heavy pail of water up from the creek six or eight times, a big family takes turns in the tub. Father goes in last, since he's the dirtiest.
DAR has big plans for Constitution Week events
Maria Jefferson Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, St. Augustine, presents a calendar for Constitution Week, Sept. 17-23.
American Legion Auxiliary elects new officers
The Auxiliary of American Legion Post 37, St. Augustine, recently installed officers for the 2001-2002 year.
Club calendar
-Fountain of Youth Lodge No. 649, 100 Washington St., is observing new hours. The lodge is open every Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. and features fun and games, including dominoes, bid whist and checkers. Call 824-0845.
American Legion sponsors teen in Girls State program
The future of America lies in the hands of youth.
Flagler welcomes students to campus
Flagler College came alive Sunday after the school's four-month summer break as 508 new students, most with parents at their side, made their way through the campus to the place most will now call home: the dorm room.
Today in history
Today is Monday, Sept. 3, the 246th day of 2001. There are 119 days left in the year. This is Labor Day.
For Sunday, Sept. 2, 2001
GTV schedule
Actor Troy Donahue dead at 65
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Actor Troy Donahue, a blond, blue-eyed heartthrob of the 1950s and '60s who starred in teen romances like ''A Summer Place'' and ''Parrish,'' died Sunday. He was 65.
Letterman Stadium at Ball State?
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) -- David Letterman believes his alma mater should name its football stadium after him, even if he doesn't pay a dime for the honor.
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Now you have the energy to really get organized at home and at work. Go with this energy while it lasts, because this is definitely a time when you can make hay while the sun shines.
Ray Charles won't compete with trains
RENO, Nev. (AP) -- Last year, it was the trains that stopped Ray Charles' show. This year, Ray Charles' show will stop the trains.
Today in history
Today is Sunday, Sept. 2, the 245th day of 2001. There are 120 days left in the year.
BMW International Open
MUNICH, Germany (AP) -- Padraig Harrington shot a 10-under-par 62 to take a one-shot lead over John Daly through three rounds of the BMW International Open.
Sorentam lead up to five shots
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Annika Sorenstam posted her third consecutive round in the 60s on Saturday and stretched her lead to five strokes after three rounds of the LPGA State Farm Classic.
Air Canada Championship
SURREY, British Columbia (AP) -- Joel Edwards shot a 3-under-par 68 and held a three-shot lead in the Air Canada Championship, the first time the 11-year PGA Tour veteran has led a tournament after 54 holes.
Despite setbacks, organized labor sees opportunities
WASHINGTON -- Labor Day finds organized labor between setback and opportunity.
Motel maid rewarded after returning $10,000 to Fla. man
CLINTON, S.C. -- A motel housekeeper was rewarded with $300 in cash for helping to return more than $10,000 to a Florida man who mistakenly left the money in the room.
Beachgoers in Va. spooked after deadly shark attack
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. -- Wary beachgoers avoided the water on Sunday after a 10-year-old boy died from a shark bite while surfing during Labor Day weekend. It was the first fatal attack in the United States this year and the first shark attack of any kind reported in the area in 30 years.
Timber companies struggle to survive under tighter rules, protests, suits
SALEM, Ore. -- A handful of logging executives in worn jeans and work boots sat hunched over paperwork, bidding on $1.4 million in federal timber by increments of 25 cents. Loggers in suspenders and thick leather belts lined the walls, silently watching the numbers flicker on a screen.
Gloomy economy, grumpier workers
WASHINGTON -- The almost daily announcements of layoffs have created an uncertainty among America's workers that dampens this Labor Day for many.
Families of autistic children sue vaccine makers over alleged mercury poisoning
BOSTON -- Two Massachu-setts families are suing several vaccine makers, claiming the companies' use of a preservative caused their children's autism.
Congress returns with full plate, dwindling funds
WASHINGTON -- Time and money are running out as Congress returns this week from its summer holiday. Lawmakers have yet to figure out how best to educate the nation's children, protect patients' rights and meet future energy and defense needs.
U.S. punishes Chinese company for sales to Pakistan
WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration imposed sanctions Saturday on a Chinese arms producer for selling missile technology to Pakistan, a State Department official said.
President could anger conservatives by legalizing some Mexican workers
WASHINGTON -- For President Bush, an immigration agreement with Mexican President Vicente Fox means overcoming decades of mistrust between their nations. Selling the deal to Congress could be even more difficult.
Workers call for legalizing undocumented immigrants
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Union leaders and workers took to church pulpits on Labor Day weekend to demand legal status for undocumented immigrant workers.
News helicopter hit by bullets during police standoff at campground
VANDALIA, Mich. -- A news helicopter was hit by a bullet during a standoff between police and the owner of a campground who was due to appear in court on drug and weapons charges.
New immigrant communities bring challenges for authorities
CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif.-- Police nearly missed capturing a Ukrainian immigrant suspected of brutally killing six relatives because they couldn't speak the language.
Remains of man thought to have shot L.A. County sheriff's deputy found
SANTA CLARITA, Calif.-- Investigators found human remains believed to be those of James Beck on Saturday in the burnt shell of the home where the one-time police officer barricaded himself during a deadly gun battle.
Comedian Bob Hope expected home Monday
BURBANK, Calif. -- Bob Hope was continuing to make a rapid recovery from pneumonia and is expected to return home Monday, his publicist said.
Chicago to section off big schools into smaller ones to give pupils more attention
CHICAGO (AP) -- In a city where bigger is considered better in everything from food to buildings, officials hope smallness will benefit some high schools.
Montana fire doubles in size, moves into Glacier National Park
WEST GLACIER, Mont. -- A wind-driven wildfire exploded overnight, more than doubling in size, as it burned into Glacier National Park and threatened upscale homes.
33 supermarket workers share half of $115 million jackpot
BRICK, N.J. -- Shoppers at the local Pathmark supermarket might have to wait a little longer for someone to ring up their purchases.
Makeup artist who put ears on Mr. Spock dies
LOS ANGELES -- Oscar-winning makeup pioneer John Chambers, who did everything from put the pointy ears on ''Star Trek's'' Mr. Spock to turn actors into simians for the original ''Planet of the Apes,'' has died of diabetes complications. He was 78.
Bail set at $7 million in Iowa slayings case
SIOUX CITY, Iowa -- Bail was set at $7 million Saturday for a man accused of killing seven people, including his girlfriend and her five children who were bludgeoned to death in their sleep with a hammer.
Weakened wind aids firefighters in Mont.
WEST GLACIER, Mont. -- Firefighters helped homeowners fireproof buildings on Sunday as weakened wind slowed a 43,000-acre wildfire that burned deeply into the west side of Glacier National Park.
College Honors
Jennifer Andreu, a 1997 graduate of St. Augustine High School, recently graduated from the University of North Florida, Jacksonville. Andreu, daughter of Terry and Mickey Andreu, earned a bachelor of arts degree in education with an emphasis in secondary social science. While at UNF, she received scholarships from the St. Augustine Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the State of Florida through the Bright Futures Program.
Stay safe and have fun on Labor Day
Tomorrow is Labor Day, one of the many holidays in the year that different schools and workplaces take off for. We celebrate this day in order to celebrate all the hard work we do as American students and workers. Ironically, we get to take this day off, so we can celebrate the work we won't have to do.
Dangerous liaisons Date rape soaring among teens
She needed a date. He was a good friend. So she invited him along on a double date with her best friend and her boyfriend.
Teaching a child to read
College life can be pretty hectic.
Foo Fighters' drummer hospitalized, Tupac's art center, Bono's father dies
The Foo Fighters have canceled the remaining dates of their European tour, as drummer Taylor Hawkins was admitted to a hospital recently following the band's performance at the V2001 festival in Chelmsford, England.
Check IT Out
News and activities for young people
Tips for preventing date rape
Here are what pediatricians, psychologists, assault survivors and counselors recommend to young girls for protection against date rape. (Statistics are from the U.S. Department of Justice.)
Three men arrested after fight
Three men were arrested and charged with burglary to an occupied dwelling, aggravated battery and criminal mischief Sunday after they got into a fight with an 18-year-old Ponte Vedra Beach man.
Good Morning
Time was when a sponsor wanted to stage a special event in St. Johns County to draw tourists, local governments were the first stop.
Jackson clearly captured Lincolnville
Thomas Jackson spent a recent afternoon sifting through hundreds of pictures that fill his office, images his father took of the Lincolnville community that date back to the 1940s.
County Commissioners to meet Tuesday
The St. Johns Board of County Commissioners will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the County Auditorium, 4020 Lewis Speedway. For more information, please call 823-2400.
Man charged with stealing second guitar
James Hollet Brown, who was charged with stealing a guitar Monday, is accused of stealing another guitar after a follow-up investigation Friday.
You have mail ...
Small noises slink from boxes stacked like building blocks in the back of the St. Augustine post office, an almost imperceptible tremor of movement.
For the Record
Things you may want to know about
Many will spend holiday laboring away
St. Johns County has some 60,000 people filling the labor pool, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Labor Day statistics
The AAA Auto Club South is predicting an increase in vehicular travel this year during the Labor Day weekend because gas prices are about 28 cents per gallon lower than they were three months ago.
Local Heroes: Anthony Conley Jr. and DeShaune Terry
Our local heroes are my sons, my brothers and my uncles: Anthony Conley Jr. and DeShaune Terry.
Man jailed after fight with pool stick
A St. Augustine man was arrested Friday after reportedly attacking someone with a pool stick on South Dixie Highway.
Sands of Time
St. Augustine news from the past
Record creates new position for in-depth reporting
As part of its mission to provide readers with more in-depth reports, The Record has created a new position -- special projects and research editor.
Northwest coalition forming
A community voice is the goal of a handful of northwest St. Johns County residents.
JEA to get preliminary review
A $50,000 study will be conducted of JEA's multi-million dollar utility proposal before the St. Johns Board of County Commissioners.
Burglaries and Thefts
A 1999 Chevrolet Suburban valued at $18,000 was reported stolen from the 100 block of Indian Hammock Lane in Ponte Vedra Beach Saturday.
Julia Schlegel
Julia Nettles Schlegel, 89, St. Augustine, died Sept. 1, 2001, at Mariner Health of St. Augustine.
Bernadette ''Bunny'' Browne
Bernadette ''Bunny'' Browne, 81, of St. Augustine, passed away Aug. 31, 2001, at her residence.
Diana Clarke
Diana Mitchell Clarke, 57, died Aug. 31, 2001.
David Dale
Funeral services for David Sprigg Dale, 56, who died Aug. 29, 2001, from injuries received in a traffic accident, will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Augustine Baptist Church, with the Rev. Bob Scott officiating.
Fredrick William Bauer, Sr.
Fredrick William Bauer, Sr., 76, died Aug. 28, 2001, at Flagler Hospital.
Rudy Cox
Funeral services for Rudy Jennings Cox, 63, who died Aug. 31, 2001 at Flagler Hospital, will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Craig Funeral Home with burial in the San Lorenzo Cemetery.
Michael James Scruggs
Michael James Scruggs, 19, died Aug. 30 at Flagler Hospital.
Rudy Jennings Cox
Rudy Jennings Cox, 63, died Aug. 31, 2001 at Flagler Hospital.
Gone to Horn Island, Miss.
HORN ISLAND, Miss. The skiff slaps the waves with the regularity of a heartbeat. Pushed by an old Evinrude, it takes us about 40 minutes to cross the Mississippi Sound to Horn Island.
Editorial: Industrious outnumber nations discouraged workers
The U.S. Department of Labor reported this month that about 7.5 million Americans held more than one job in July, a situation unchanged since 1999. That means roughly 5.5 percent of the nations 141.8 million workers pull double duty.
Letter: Law is on side of motel
The article about Windswept Acres Motel on State Road A1A should anger any property owner, especially owner Mr. Bishai.
Another Hemingway sentimental summer
Seventy-five years after the publication of his novel 'The Sun Also Rises," which introduced his spare descriptive style, romantic view of life, and bullfighting in Pamplona, Spain, into the American consciousness, Ernest Hemingway continues to dominate our summer sentiments.
Opinion: The unlikable 'like'
This is today's pop quiz: What familiar English word functions variously as verb, noun, adjective, adverb, preposition and conjunction? I will not hold you in suspense. The word is 'like."
Opinion: Nascar had the correct position
NASCAR's investigation of Dale Earnhardt's crash has proven that one of the seat belts did separate under load. Other than that, the $1 million investigation -- which involved experts, simulated crashes and computer and photo reconstructions -- did not add much significant information.
Letter: Sea Pines proposal should be rejected
In the not-too-distant past, a development by the name of Sea Pines was proposed for the Hidden Creek area, near Crescent Beach.
Bill's world
New research suggests your genetic makeup may have more to do with how long you live than diet or fitness. And, yes, it's too late to change your parents.
Letter: The church took action
A recent letter writer, Norma Rappa, claims that my defense of the conduct of Pope Pius XII during World War II had one conspicuous flaw. The world, she said, 'stood as one in not lifting a hand ... to rescue a nation of people." This suggests that the world with full knowledge of what was happening, stood idly by and callously ignored Nazi atrocities. If Ms. Rappa thinks that, then I suggest that she make a visit to the military graveyards in France and other parts of Europe and contemplate the tens of thousands of crosses there. This should correct her misconception that the world was standing idly by.
Dave Barry: Missile defense system includes batteries
Today we present a 'Q and A" on President Bush's plan for a national missile defense, so that you, as a citizen, can decide whether to support it, or oppose it, or (this is our recommendation) not think about it ever again.
Opinion: What others say
This editorial appeared in today's Los Angeles Times:
Panthers cut QB Lewis to pave the way for Weinke
The Cleveland Browns traded two backup quarterbacks and Atlanta, Detroit, Pittsburgh and Carolina each cut another as NFL teams got down to the 53-player limit Sunday.
Spurrier calm after opening win
GAINESVILLE -- For a coach as picky as Steve Spurrier, this was the perfect kind of opener. Florida played well enough to win big, yet still made enough mistakes to give him something to complain about.
Ward Burton takes win at Southern 500
DARLINGTON, S.C. -- The Burtons have Darlington Raceway all figured out.
L.A. wins WNBA
LOS ANGELES -- Reeking of champagne, Lisa Leslie, DeLisha Milton and Nicky McCrimmon rapped out a rhyme as Mwadi Mabika pounded out a beat against the wall in celebration of the Los Angeles Sparks' WNBA championship.
Roddick sharp in win; Seles out at Open
NEW YORK -- Sitting in his chair during a changeover at the U.S. Open, Andy Roddick sneaked a peak at the stadium scoreboard showing highlights of his match.
Commentary: LL case brings back troubling memory
FORT WORTH -- Any creep can cheat. Little League Baseball just happens to make it easy for them.
Paddle tennis finals wrap up today
The final day of action at the Bud Light National Paddle Tennis Championships will have a local, as well as a national flavor to it.
College football: Costly victory for Virginia Tech
BLACKSBURG, Va. -- Virginia Tech found a replacement for Michael Vick. The ninth-ranked Hokies might need to find one for running back Lee Suggs.
Miami throttles Penn State
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- No way, JoePa.
Local shines out West
The stadium is nestled against a cascade of mountains. At night, the outfield seems to bleed right into the granite backdrop. Fans -- sometimes more than 5,000 -- ring the railing in search of an autograph. Chris Barnwell is always more than happy to oblige.
Daly routs BMW International field
MUNICH, Germany -- John Daly shot a 6-under-par 66 Sunday to win the BMW International Open by one stroke for his first victory since the 1995 British Open.
Jags cut Lake, 20 others
JACKSONVILLE -- Pinching pennies wherever they can, the Jacksonville Jaguars cut veteran safety Carnell Lake on Sunday, a move that will save the team $500,000 this season and about $2.3 million in 2002.
Jones leads Braves over Cubs
ATLANTA -- Chipper Jones and Andruw Jones homered during a five-run third inning that carried the Atlanta Braves to a rare home victory, 7-4 over the Chicago Cubs on Sunday.
St. Augustine 24, Fernandina Beach 2
FERNANDINA BEACH -- Down 7-0, the Fernandina Beach Pirates appeared well on their way to pulling even with St. Augustine Friday when they were interrupted by Mother Nature.
Tech's Suggs out for season
BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) -- Virginia Tech junior tailback Lee Suggs, who enter
Seminoles sack Duke
DURHAM, N.C. -- Organized chaos gave way to a typical Florida State blowout Saturday night.
Saints, off to 9-1 start, finish second at Beach Blast
Top-seeded Flagler College took the opening game against host Embry-Riddle, but couldn't hang on in the finals of the Beach Blast tournament, falling 26-30, 30-27, 30-17, 31-29 on Sunday.
Grossman has nothing to prove
GAINESVILLE -- University of Florida quarterback Rex Grossman fired out of the gate and enjoyed a tremendous start to his 2001 season. Grossman hit 16 of 22 passes for 343 yards and three touchdowns...in the first half.
Sampras surges into fourth round
NEW YORK -- Pete Sampras wasn't perfect: He double-faulted, blew two easy volleys and dumped an overhead into the net.
Grossman, Gators reject Marshall plan
GAINESVILLE -- Rex Grossman set his career high by halftime Saturday night, and finished with 375 yards passing to lift top-ranked Florida to a 49-14 victory over undermanned Marshall.
Bartram Trail 16, Middleburg 6
After a shaky start in Friday night's regular season opener, the Bartram Trail Bears took control in the second half and escaped with a 16-6 road win over Middleburg High School in a game delayed by lightning.
Baker County 36, Nease 24
Nease coach Jake Kimball was glad to see his Panthers come to life after a slow start in Friday's season opener with Baker County.
Menendez 13, Bishop Kenny 7
JACKSONVILLE -- There was a sense of determination among the Pedro Menendez Falcons as their second season unfolded Friday night.
Naples economist warned of surplus myth
TAMPA -- A year ago, economist Allen W. Smith seemed an oddity, a bespectacled Chicken Little with an ominous warning that the nation's economic outlook wasn't as good as it seemed.
Florida man gets $1 million prize
HOLLY HILL -- Day laborer Patrick Collier followed the golden arches to a McFlurry of money.
Three birds found in Duval County infected with West Nile
JACKSONVILLE (AP) -- Three dead birds found in Duval County tested positive for the deadly West Nile virus, health officials said.
Janet Reno addresses Haitian-American group
NORTH MIAMI (AP) -- Janet Reno saluted the progress of Haitian-Americans in this Democratic stronghold on Saturday but remained noncommittal about a possible run for governor.
South Florida police shootings anger black leaders
NORTH MIAMI BEACH -- Standing where a paralyzed black man died after being shot four times in the back by a white police officer, the Rev. W. Edward Mitchell said the shooting makes no sense unless race played a part.
Peace pact back on track in Macedonia
SKOPJE, Macedonia -- Macedonia's parliament said Sunday it will resume debate on a reform package required under a peace agreement with ethnic Albanian insurgents, putting the peace process back on track after a day in limbo.
Menem: under house arrest, but presidential hopes high
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) -- Former President Carlos Menem defended himself Saturday against charges he led an arms smuggling ring, and said months of house arrest have left him yearning for freedom and a return to politics.
N. Korea proposes resumption of dialogue with S. Korea
SEOUL, South Korea -- In what was seen here as an attempt to influence a key vote in the South Korean parliament, North Korea proposed Sunday to resume as soon as possible talks with the South that have been on hold since March.
U.S. army starts using Slovenian port
KOPER, Slovenia -- U.S. army equipment was unloaded at this northern Adriatic port Saturday, marking the first time the American military is using Sloven
Refugee boat reveals reason Afghans flee homeland
KABUL, Afghanistan -- A fancy red dress, its tattered sequin beads shimmering in the afternoon sunshine, hangs lopsided on a hanger outside a secondhand shop in Afghanistan's war-shattered capital.
Change to euro will increase kick factor in vending business
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- For much of the vending machine industry, the Jan. 1 kickoff of the European Union's common currency means just that: There'll be a whole lot of kicking going on.
Israel's actions condemned at human rights conference
DURBAN, South Africa -- Pro-Palestinian groups scored a victory Sunday when a human rights forum coinciding with the World Conference Against Racism equated Zionism with racism and called for international sanctions against Israel.
U.S. not slowing drug production in Colombia
BOGOTA, Colombia -- A government report has raised fresh doubts about Washington's drug-fighting strategy in Colombia, saying aerial fumigation of crops may be damaging the environment and is failing to curb drug production.
Mexico's Fox presents first state of the union speech
MEXICO CITY -- Vowing ''I am not going to fail you,'' President Vicente Fox told Mexicans on Saturday that his government has avoided the crisis that critics had predicted. He then quickly faced a minor crisis himself.
Jiang wants Marxist-capitalist legacy
BEIJING -- President Jiang Zemin has saved his biggest battle for last: changing the bedrock dogma of China's Communist Party.
Macedonia parliament adjourns reform debate
SKOPJE, Macedonia -- A NATO envoy warned Saturday that the alliance's role in Macedonia's peace process could be in jeopardy after parliament suspended debate on reforms to grant greater rights to ethnic Albanians.
Deadly blaze in Japan reveals negligence
TOKYO -- An investigation into Japan's deadliest blaze in more than 20 years has uncovered a long list of safety violations, and Tokyo fire officials drew up plans Saturday to conduct emergency inspections of thousands of buildings in the city.
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Carter Pewterschmidt: I knew it! Arrest that dog! He violated my restraining order and inpregnanted Seabreeze!
Brian Griffin: What? No I didn't!
Carter Pewterschmidt: [Carter pulls out money and bribes both cops] He's lying! And he's not caucasian!
[the cops proceed to beat up Brian]
[the PTV satellite gets blown up]
Peter Griffin: Hey! Keep it down up there! If that's Meg or some kind of squirrel, I'm gonna get my shotgun!
Brian Griffin: I'm not the father, Joe!
Joe Swanson: Unless you can prove that Brian, we gotta lock you up.
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Joe Swanson: Dammit a speed bump. Who's the wise guy that put this speed bump here? It's not funny! Horowitz I'm looking at you! Yeah! Oh, laugh it up guys! This is in poor taste!
Peter Griffin: Nice try, Belvedere! Thinks he can just take me out with one of his brainwashed henchman disguised as a nurse! Well it's going to take a lot more then that to keep me from getting back Lois and Brian and Chris and Stewie and... and um... damn. Um... I wanna say... I wanna say Russ?
Peter Griffin: [while Bertram and Stewie are fighting on the roof] What the hell is that? If that's some kind of squirrel or Meg, I'm getting my shotgun.
Stewie Griffin: Bertram's obviously been planning this attack for sometime, but what's his master plan? I must find out! Therefore I have no choice, but to shrink myself down, and infiltrate his lair within the fat man's testicles. Gross.
Brian Griffin: [reading a video game magazine] Huh... hidden pornographic scene viewable by pressing up, up, down, down, left.
[pauses, then continues reading]
Brian Griffin: Horny gamers believe anything.
Cop: Who's rules should I play by? Aw, heck. I'll just play by my own rules.
Cop: You know, only wimps call for back up.
Brian Griffin: [upon seeing the interrogation room flooded, chuckles] Looks like someone needs to clean out the aquarium.
Brian Griffin: Still at it here, huh?
Peter Griffin: I have a responsibility to my PTV viewers, Brian. And nothing says viewers, like a five day, non-stop Mr. Belvedere marathon!
Brian Griffin: I gotta say, I never really cared for that show, kind of put out a weird vibe.
Peter Griffin: Shh, shh! I think this is the one where Mr. Belvedere sits on his own nuts!
Brian Griffin: And there's the weird vibe.
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Summaya Al Khashab to enter the music industry
Egyptian actress Summaya Al Khashab revealed that she is seriously thinking of going into the world of music to add a singing career to her acting profession. Summaya added that she has in fact begun choosing songs for her first album and is hopeful it will meet the satisfaction of people.
According to the London based Elaph, Summaya also announced that she has given her acceptance for a role in the new film, starring Egyptian actor Hani Ramzi, which is the first time the two costar alongside one another. Summaya recently returned from London after being on a vacation with her husband. The actress denied rumors that she had gotten a divorce and assured that she is happily married.
Recently, Summay had taken a short vacation from her acting career to supervise the interior decoration of her new palace, which her husband, an Arab prince whom she refuses to reveal his identity, has bought for her recently.
Summaya had spent the holidays with her husband in England and then returned to Egypt to follow up on the success her latest film "Bahibak Wi Ana Kaman" (I Love You Also) alongside Egyptian singer Mustafa Amar. The actress stressed that she wanted to take time off from work to ensure that her new palace is decorated in the most elegant manner and therefore she must supervise all the details.
Al Khashab has agreed to take part in the upcoming new film "Gambari" (Shrimp), which is a comedy film, and has already begun reading its script. The new film will mark Summaya's return to the big screen after taking time off to participate in the television drama series "Al Haqiqa Wal Sarab" (Reality and Illusion).
The actress expressed that she was attracted to the story of the new film, which revolves around a young beautiful girl who works at a seafood restaurant and is exposed to harassment by male customers. The film falls in the comedy genre and humor is incorporated throughout its events, as the young girl discovers that the restaurant she is working in is only for male customers.
Summya was furious over the fact that her television series was not aired during the holy month of Ramadan, where television viewers are at peak. She added that it was a loss for all television viewers because it tackles very important social issues.
Recently, Al Khashab was shocked when she realized that her mobile phone was stolen, while attending a special occasion for one of her friends at a grand hotel in Egypt. The actress had left her phone on the table she was sitting at, and when she turned to make a phone call she realized it had disappeared.
Summaya became very distressed over the theft of her phone and not because of the value of the phone itself, but because she had so many important numbers saved in its memory. Summaya filed charges over the theft of her phone hoping that the perpetrator would come forward and return her mobile. –Albawaba.com
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Entrepreneurs brave the cold to cash in on latest Jordan shoes
CHICAGO (FOX 32 News) - You've probably heard about the long line of people waiting outside a downtown store for the latest Air Jordan shoe, and it's a very interesting story if you dig a little deeper.
FOX 32 found some of the people waiting for days are homeless or unemployed, looking to make some fast cash off the collectible shoe craze.
FOX 32: So how many people we see out here are actually keeping the shoes?
"No one's keeping them. Hardly anyone. Everyone's double selling them," one man said.
The line starts at the edge of the Jordan brand store and snakes south on State Street before turning the corner on Adams. It started forming Monday and now numbers well over 100.
You may think they're in line for shoes, but they're actually waiting for opportunity.
"It's better than anything illegal out there. It's a legal hustle," one man said.
On Saturday, the store will begin selling a limited edition Air Jordan Retro shoes for $650 a pair.
Already on eBay they're going for nearly $2,000.
Kelvin Ross drove to Chicago from St. Louis.
"Get them shoes, man. Take them back home and sell em some more," Ross said.
FOX 32: It's worth it?
"Yeah it's worth it. The money's worth it," Ross said.
"Any time you can spend 700 bucks and make 18-hundred off the 700 you spent, why not?" another man added.
Most of these people are placeholders, and they're being paid a flat fee to wait in line.
FOX 32 met Will Sanders, who owns a shoe resale business and is paying ten people to sit outside the store.
"It's a booming market. Sneaker resales are like one point two billion worldwide. Just tryin to get my percentage of it," Sanders said.
And then there are people like Larry Dorsey.
FOX 32: Why are you out here?
"I'm homeless. I need to be," Dorsey said. "They found me on the streets. They just walked up to me and…say…they would pay me to sit there till they come back."
FOX 32: How much are they paying you?
"I can't tell you that," Dorsey said.
Homeless advocate Dan Hula says it's a growing practice that smacks of exploitation.
"I do really believe there is a difference between having your little brother stand in line or having someone who's experiencing homelessness. And that big difference is one of those individuals is part of a highly vulnerable population," Hula said.
For some of the people, this is actually shift work. FOX 32 found a married couple who takes turns waiting in line.
"Yeah I go home. I take care of the baby," said Zoraima Gonzalez.
FOX 32 watched as Zoraima's hsuband took over their place in line and she headed home for 12 hours.
"You're rolling the dice. You're playing a game. You got to get it somewhere or another. If you're a hustler you gotta make money," said husband Pedro Montalvo.
On Saturday, all this will disappear until the next Air Jordan goes on sale.
"As long as he comes out with a different shoe, a different color, we're gonna be out here making money," said Enrique Zamora.


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NASHVILLE, Oct. 27 (UPI) -- Celebrity couple Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus are divorcing after 17 years of marriage, court records filed in Tennessee show.
They are the parents of five children, including teen actress and pop star Miley Cyrus.
"As you can imagine, this is a very difficult time for our family," the Cyruses said in a statement issued to People.com Wednesday. "We are trying to work through some personal matters. We appreciate your thoughts and prayers."
Irreconcilable differences was cited as the cause for the split, People.com said.


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Can't print from IE8 - Any Ideas?
Hi all,
Hope someone out there can help. Just installed Win 7 Ultimate (Clean install) and have just discovered a problem in that I don't seem to be able to print from IE8. Blank pages with the file path (typically something like file://C:\Users\username\Appdata\Loc...ow\X0TUOSK.htm where the kast string of digits is different every time) come out. Also when trying print preview you see the same blank page with file path.
Had a similar problem with Vista when first installed but it was cured by changing the integrity level of the 'low' folder. Also heard that this happened when a person moved the My Documents folder (which I have in this case, so perhaps thats the problem).
Can anyone suggest a cure please?
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Until a better answer comes along, you may want to try another browser. Many here really enjoy chrome and FF. Chrome, however, is not compatible with a few websites.
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OK sorted. A kind bit of advice from elsewhere said to try disabling 'protected mode' in internet options / security. Worked a treat!!
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Caledonia man charged with year-long thefts from cars
BATAVIA – An 18-year-old Caledonia man was jailed Friday on a variety of felony charges for allegedly staging a year-long string of thefts from cars in the Village of Oakfield, the Genesee County Sheriff's Office reported.
Dalton A. Long, was charged with six counts of misdemeanor criminal possession of stolen property and single felony counts of fourth-degree grand larceny, fourth-degee criminal possession of stolen property, second-degree identify theft and petit larceny.
The arrest followed an investigation into car burglaries dating back to last January by Sheriff's Deputy Brian Thompson, Bradley Mazur and Youth Officer Timothy Wescott.
After his arraignment in Oakfield Town Court, Long was remanded to the Genesee County Jail in lieu of $15,000 cash bail. He faces further court proceedings Feb. 3.
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Notes from the Artist about this CD. In 2004 I was approached by Tim Dee of BBC Radio 4 and asked if I would write music for a twelve part radio series called 'A map of British Poetry' being put together by Tim and presented by the poet laureate Andrew Motion. I felt very flattered to be invited to collaborate on the project, especially given my dyslexic nature and dislike of reading. However they were not asking for words but for music and I was excited to be commissioned. I found the source material for this project inspirational: the interviews and the poetry provided a rich combination to create from. Each piece is written as a tiny 'symphony' to be contained within a 30 minute radio programme. The most moving for me was Labyrinths, written in January 2005, taking inspiration and texture from the complex network that comprises the London Underground. About the Artist. Malcolm is a composer and musician based in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. His feature film music credits include 3 award winning films; 'Blinded', '16 Years of Alcohol', and 'Young Adam'. Young Adam starred Ewan McGregor and for this movie Malcolm worked as string arranger for David Byrne. Recent TV credits include dramas for ITV, BBC and BBC Scotland, with documentaries for BBC 1, BBC 2, and Discovery. He has/is working with various bands including the Moors, the Delgados and the Willard Grant Conspiracy. Malcolm's classical compositions have been performed internationally, from Moscow to Mexico and his ventures into jazz have earned him a Sennheiser jazz award.
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OBERLIN — The Rev. Andy Call, pastor of First United Methodist Church in Oberlin, said Saturday's community forum to discuss existing and proposed gun laws likely would not have happened had it not been for action taken by the city last year to repeal some local gun laws after a pro-gun group sued the community.
"No, we probably wouldn't have been here today," Call said of the forum attended by about 40 people in the fellowship hall of Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
"People feel very passionately about this issue," Call said, adding, "We're not trying to take a particular position here. We want to respect different stances."
Still, most of those who asked questions and made comments seemed to favor laws seeking to restrict gun ownership and tighten access to firearms.
The bulk of the program was presented by David Eggert, a South Euclid resident, and member of God Before Guns, a faith-based coalition of Northeast Ohio churches working to reduce gun violence.
"I had had enough," Eggert said in explaining how he became active with the advocacy group. "I feel people of faith should lead the way against gun violence."
"God Before Guns" was formed in 2013 as an outgrowth of a workshop on gun violence at Cleveland's Forest Hills Presbyterian Church in the aftermath of the 2012 mass school shootings in Newtown, Conn.
Gun sales have risen notably after mass shootings, Eggert said, "over fears of (possible) government regulation" of firearms.
"Obama has been a great gun salesman," Eggert said, noting the general rise in firearm sales since the Democratic president has taken office and repeatedly spoken out against gun violence.
Eggert noted the growing impact state law has on local efforts to control guns and gun ownership.
"Local laws can't conflict with state law," he said.
Oberlin City Council repealed a number of local firearm ordinances last fall after City Law Director John Clark warned the city could face significant penalties and other costs if laws remained on the books that dealt with carrying a concealed weapon, improperly using and possessing firearms and possessing a replica or defaced firearm.
The repeal of the local ordinances in November came in response to a lawsuit filed by Ohioans for Concealed Carry over the city's regulations of possession of firearms in Oberlin parks.
To emphasize the need for continued work to support legislation and other steps to curb gun violence, Eggert cited 2010 statistics that showed there were 11,078 gun-related homicides in the U.S., of which 396 were in Ohio.
Most Ohio gun legislation "is very partisan," Eggert said, with measures aimed at controlling firearm possession coming primarily from Democrats, while a much larger number of bills favoring gun owners come from Republicans.
Representatives of various groups, including God Before Guns and the Ohio Coalition Against Gun Violence, met with about 40 state legislators, most Republicans, last week in Columbus to show their support for House Bill 31, a measure to require firearms be secured from minors in secure cabinets, safes or with trigger locks.
Eggert termed the child protection law a priority. "It's a no-brainer."
Opposition to the measure commonly takes the form of people who say it isn't needed, Eggert said.
"They say it's common sense to lock up guns, why pass a law," Eggert said. "I don't understand the opposition to that bill. Texas has lots of guns, but they also have a child protection law."
The Rev. Kristine Eggert, wife of David Eggert and pastor of Disciples Christian Church in Cleveland Heights, told the group House Bill 31 is unlikely to pass in an election year.
Conversely, Eggert said odds of passage are good for House Bill 203, the so-called "Stand Your Ground" measure that has already cleared the Ohio House and now goes before the state Senate "that has a stronger GOP majority."
The measure would alter the state's "personal protection laws" to extend homeowners' legal rights to use firearms not only inside their own homes to protect themselves from intruders, but beyond their properties to situations in which they believe to be in danger of their lives.
Oberlin City Council previously approved a resolution opposing the bill.
Eggert encouraged people to support laws restricting gun ownership and accessibility by working with groups such as God Before Guns.
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BISMARCK -- Public school districts in oil- and gas-producing counties can now apply for infrastructure grants through July 16.
The Energy Impact Office of the North Dakota Department of Trust Lands announced Tuesday it will take grant applications from schools with projects needing one-time funding to address direct impacts from oil and gas development.
Examples of projects include: developing affordable teacher housing, temporary portable classrooms to aid in dealing with expanding enrollment, technology needs, security improvements and other similar projects.
A priority will be given to projects that will be implemented before the 2013-14 school year and to projects that address safety and security needs. A 20 percent local match of the total project cost is required.
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Steamboat briefs: 1st Hitchens Brothers Night Jump is on Wednesday
January 13, 2014
The first Hitchens Brothers Wednesday Night Jump of the season will be held Wednesday. Training and warm-up jumps are from 4 to 4:45 p.m., and registration is from 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. followed by pizza, cookies and lemonade in Olympian Hall. Competition starts at 6 p.m., and competitors who are not members of SSWSC must fill out a waiver before jumping. The event is free and open to the public. For information, call the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club at 970-879-0695 or Terin Petersen at 970-846-5429. This event is the first of four for the season.
Assistance maintaining fire hydrants requested
The city of Steamboat Springs' Fire Prevention Services and Water Department are requesting assistance in maintaining fire hydrants this winter. If residents have a fire hydrant located near their homes, they are asked to keep the hydrant clear of snow so that it can be located in the event it is needed. People also are asked to not plow or blow snow around fire hydrants.
Educational lunch series continues Friday at library
The YVMC Link|Lunch|Learn Educational Lunch series presented by Wells Fargo continues at noon Friday at Bud Werner Memorial Library Hall with a presentation on wellness programs for businesses and how to meet Affordable Care Act requirements in 2014. The event is free, and lunch is included. To make a reservation, visit http://www.steamboatchamber.com/LLL.
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An Alive at 25 defensive driving course will be offered from 4 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Steamboat Springs High School. This class is required for all students who wish to park a vehicle on the high school campus and all new drivers who want to apply for a learners permit at age 15 and a half. The cost of the class is $39, with Grand Futures and Shell Oil providing grants for any students who might need help paying the tuition.
Students should contact instructor Dennis Hensen at 970-871-3685 to apply for the tuition grants or register online at http://www.coloradosafedriver.com.
Ali Diehl earns dean's list recognition at George Fox
Ali Diehl, of Steamboat Springs, earned dean's list recognition at George Fox University in Newberg, Ore., for the fall 2013 semester. Diehl, a sophomore majoring in psychology and Spanish, earned the distinction by maintaining a 3.5 grade point average or better for at least one term.
Blog writing seminar will be held Saturday at CMC
The seminar "Writing Blogs" will be presented by author and journalist Edith Lynn Hornik-Beer from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Bristol Hall, Room 221, at Colorado Mountain College's Alpine Campus. Hornik-Beer will emphasize how to entice browsers to read a blog, and participants will discuss how blog writing differs from article writing as well as ideas for marketing blogs. The cost of the seminar is $40. For information or to enroll, call 970-870-4444.


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There is a lot of news this week on financials coming from Washington and the noise level is drowning out some of the detail. So when I heard that Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) CEO Warren Buffett was trying to slip an exception into the substitute legislation offered by Senator Blanche Lincoln (D-AK) to give his OTC derivatives book special treatment, I put aside my book project and picked up the short sword.
The "Buffett Amendment" would have exempted all of the existing OTC derivatives contracts from the new collateral requirements in the financial reform legislation. The fact that such a ruse was even necessary illustrates why we need to drive a wooden stake through the heart of OTC securities and derivatives, namely that some of the biggest corporates in the world are allowed to play at the roulette table without buying chips. The "AAA" rated BRK, Caterpillar (CAT) and the other big corporates can trade OTC without posting any collateral or initial margin.
What's wrong with this picture?
When you trade on a derivatives exchange, all of the customers must post margin. It does not matter whether you are Warren Buffett or Lloyd Blankfein or Joe Sixpack, you must "show us the money." But apparently Warren Buffett, the man who once called OTC derivatives "weapons of mass destruction," now needs to supplement BRK earnings by trading OTC derivatives without any collateral backing up the trades. Hmm.
Now we know why BRK, CAT and the other big corporate came oozing out of the woodwork last year to defend the OTC derivatives market. JPMorgan (JPM), Goldman Sachs (GS) and the other OTC dealers let Warren Buffett and the other "AAA" corporates play at the roulette table w/o any chips. Wouldn't you like to be able to sit at the big table and play poker alongside Mr. Buffett w/o actually putting up any cash to back your bets?
The best part of all is that Mr. Buffett called upon US Senator Ben Nelson (D-NE) to create a derivatives loophole that would benefit his company to the
tune of billions, a proposal Senate Democrats quickly quashed. Nelson was the insurance commissioner of NE prior to coming to Washington, so you could say that Nelson is a "previously owned" Republican. It is my impression from speaking to members of both parties in Congress that Nelson is viewed as a complete idiot by his peers in the Senate. Maybe the Sage of Omaha needs to find a new boy to carry his dirty laundry. Do you think?
In any event, keep an eye on Mr. Buffett and the gang who populate the BRK CSUITE. Despite their protestation of being conservative, "fundamental value" investors, it seem that Buffett and Co. are no different from the OTC derivatives dealer banks which enable his derivatives speculation.
And in case you find this opinion a little harsh, just remember that Mr. Buffett and his colleagues at BRK are the same folks who have been sanctioned by the SEC on several occasions for aiding and abetting the manipulation of corporate earnings using side letters and other canards taken from the insurance markets. The use of side letters in the case of American International Group (AIG) to falsify corporate financial statements is the functional equivalent of using OTC derivatives sans collateral or initial margin to goose BRK earnings. Do we see a pattern forming perhaps?
But of course the Big Media is probably going to ignore this story tomorrow. Other than a mention on WSJ (Damian Paletta who broke the story), CNBC earlier today (kudos to Michelle Caruso-Cabrera for enjoying the moment so) and MarketPlace radio, there has been virtually no press coverage of the Buffett Amendment.
I am attaching the revised OTC derivatives amendment that Chris Dodd (D-CT) and Senator Lincoln hope to put into the financial reform bill this week. One of these days I will tell you how Chris Dodd worked his way through "high" school. Is this a great country or what?
Be well -- Chris


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Colvin starting to prove he belongs
PEORIA, Ariz. -- Outfielder Tyler Colvin has gone from a reclamation project to a Rockies weapon. Colvin struck out twice and went 0-for-3 Monday but is at .385 this spring and has secured an Opening Day roster spot. He had the team made before Sunday's two-homer, six-RBI performance against the Indians, but that performance left no doubt. Colvin bottomed out to a .150 batting average for the Cubs last season. The Rockies acquired him and infielder DJ LeMahieu for third baseman Ian Stewart and right-handed reliever Casey Weathers in December. The Rockies brought Colvin to Denver in December to work on his swing, and the results are showing.
Gone is the pull-conscious swing that led to groundballs and slumps last year. Colvin's first homer Sunday, to dead-center against the Indians' Ubaldo Jimenez, was an example of what can happen with a proper swing. Colvin hit 20 home runs as a rookie in 2010, and last year created bad habits by trying to force power. "With the swing he's got right now, when you see him hit a ball like the first home run yesterday, I don't think you have to reach anymore, do you?" Rockies manager Jim Tracy said. Colvin said, "It feels good and the season is getting close, so I'm excited. I definitely feel like myself. I knew it wasn't going to take much, just try to focus on doing what I do well."


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This was not a good week for The New York Times. The week began suddenly on Sunday, when Public Editor Clark Hoyt blasted the Gray Lady for its McCain article from the previous week. Then, pretty much for the rest of the week, dissident activist shareholders jousted with The New York Times Co. over seats over seats on the Board of Directors. The bungling over the McCain story as well as the continuing effects of the ad recession sapped some of the the Gray Lady's leverage in dealing with the investors.
About.com's CEO Scott Meyer also decided to step down by next week, adding further fuel to the argument that The Times needs help in navigating this new digital reality. Meyer says it is an amicable parting, however, and Paidcontent's Staci Kramer says, "based on Meyer's memo to staff, looks like Martin Nisenholtz, NYTCo SVP-digital operations, is taking charge directly, at least for now."
And today, The New York Times Company reported that January ad revenues fell 9.8 % from the year before. Standard & Poor's Ratings Services, as a result, said it placed its ratings for The New York Times Company on CreditWatch with negative implications.
All that having been said, at post time, NYT shares are up $0.08, 0.43% at $18.63.


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Shellfish is one of my favorite foods, and I love lobster. I think of lobster as a luxury, a special treat. I love it even more when I can snap it up on sale.
For at least the second time this summer my local Kroger store has had frozen 5-ounce lobster tails on sale for $5.
At half off it's still a little pricey, given one tail yields just a bit more than half a cup. (For today's recipe you'll need 3 tails.) When they are on sale I'll buy several and tuck them away in the freezer. I've had good luck keeping them, packed in freezer bags, at least 6 months.
Buying just the tails is ideal if you're squeamish about cooking a whole live lobster or picking apart a cooked one.
Since lobster tails cook quickly they lend themselves to easy dishes.
Today's lobster cakes are terrific for a summer lunch or dinner.
The cakes are made as you would crab cakes using chunks of lobster meat instead.
Lobster cakes with sweet and spicy cilantro mayo
3 lobster tails
1 large egg
1/4 cup low-fat mayonnaise
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon Dijon
2 tablespoons green onions, finely chopped
2 tablespoons celery leaves, chopped
1/2 teaspoon Old Bay seasoning
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
1/2-3/4 cup panko breadcrumbs
1 tablespoon canola oil
Mixed greens with favorite vinaigrette
Cilantro mayo:
3 tablespoons low-fat mayonnaise
1-2 tablespoons cilantro, chopped
1 tablespoon Asian-style sweet chili sauce
Mixed greens with favorite vinaigrette
In a steamer basket set over boiling water, place the lobster tails. Cover and cook the lobster tails for 8 minutes or until shells are bright red and meat is opaque. When cool enough to handle, cut shells open using scissors and remove the meat. Coarsely chop meat.
In a medium bowl, mix together the egg, mayonnaise, lemon juice, Dijon, green onions, celery leaves, Old Bay seasoning, salt and pepper. Fold in the chopped lobster meat and panko breadcrumbs. Mix gently trying not to break up the lobster pieces. Shape into four patties about 1/2 inch thick. Place on a plate and chill for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile make the Cilantro Mayo: In a small bowl combine the mayo, cilantro and chili sauce; set aside.
Heat the canola oil in a skillet over medium heat. When hot, add the cakes and cook about 3 minutes on each side or until lightly browned. Remove from the heat.
For each serving, place a bed of mixed greens on a plate. Top with two cakes for a dinner portion and top with a dollop of cilantro-mayo.
Makes 2 servings. Per 1 lobster cake: 196 calories (33 percent from fat), 7 gram fat (1 gram sat. fat), 17 grams carbohydrates, 15 grams protein, 735 mg sodium, 99 mg cholesterol, 1 gram fiber.
From and tested by Susan M. Selasky for the Free Press Test Kitchen.


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Layla and Josh are on the verge of losing their line, and their relationship. The fashion duo started their 'Between the Sheets' lingerie line six years ago and have been racking up debt through credit cards, loans and family members, ever since. Joe Zee thinks they need to change their direction before they can reach success in the lingerie market, but will Layla forgo her passion for panties? After an inspiring visit to Garo Sparo's studio and a buyers meeting with Neiman Marcus' Cusp, will they garner enough buys for Josh to put a ring on it?


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Evening all!
Thanks for your response to yesterday's Tuesday tip! I've had a few Twitpics of people that have already got their spots on: @lucyjanewood, @effjaydee, @NikkiSunshine25 @diamondcanopy. Looking just lovely!
Back to business: A couple of weeks back, Wonderbra contacted me to see if I'd like to be one of five bloggers to try out one of their t-shirt bras in their 'white t-shirt challenge'. Not to be confused with a wet t-shirt challenge, I might add! Along with a bra, we also got some credit to spend on Very.co.uk to help us style up the t-shirt. Always passionate about matters of the breast, I obliged. (Hmm, that sounded a bit dodgy!)
I opted for a Love Label midi skirt and Dr Marten shoes* to go with the white t-shirt I was sent, adding some of my own leopard accessories. I also coined a new term in my mind for the grunge geek look I'm always pursuing - Greek! Not sure Greek chic is really working for me on this occasion, but I think the skirt and shoes will look awesome styled separately.
I decided to get a more close up shot of my fun bags with a flash, to show you just how invisible the t-shirt bra is! I got it in the Skin tone - not the most aphrodisial look (Alex concurs), but it's the ONLY shade underwear to wear under pale coloured tops. Wednesday tip for you there. I don't even understand white bras. You can totally see them under white shirts! Someone explain plz.
On a practical note, the bra is very structurally sound. I feel extremely supported and jiggle-proof, and quite minimised too, which is fine by me. It's also really comfy, and unlike my M&S equivalent, I do not feel like my boobs are being banished to either side of my rib cage, doomed to a life of solitude. If they were a footie team, they'd definitely be Boobs United right now.
I'm chuffed to bits with this new bra, and for £26 it's definitely something I'd buy in real life. I may scrimp in almost all other areas of my life, but I don't mind paying a bit extra for future sag-prevention! If you're a size D-G you can find this bra here. A-DD's can find the bra here!
Have you tried Wonderbra t-shirt bras before? If not, what is your brand of choice?
♥ xo
* - Any tips on how to break these babies in? In an ideal world, I don't want to be standing on the fitting room at work in my socks, sobbing about my swollen, bleeding feet, like the last time I broke DM's in. It's unprofessional, for one, not to mention bloody painful and generally awkward for everyone involved!


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Melissa Range will read from her poetry at Writers in the Library, 7 p.m., Monday, November 7, in UT's Hodges Library auditorium.
Melissa Range's first book of poems, Horse and Rider, Texas Tech University Press, won the 2010 Walt McDonald First-Book Series Prize in Poetry. She has published in The Georgia Review, The Hudson Review, Image, and The Paris Review and in the anthologies Best Spiritual Writing 2011 and The Southern Poetry Anthology: Contemporary Appalachia. She has received a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers' Award, a Discovery/The Nation prize, and fellowships from the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. She is currently pursuing a PhD in English and creative writing at the University of Missouri.
Read her poem "New Heavens, New Earth" on Chapter 16: a community of Tennessee writers, readers and passersby (brought to you by Humanities Tennessee).
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It looks like the fans aren't the only ones responding to Michael Bay's changes to the TMNT origin story. Leonardo, Michaelangelo, and April O'Neil have their voiced their opinions also…well the people who portrayed them in the 1990 film. Robbie Rist (voice of Michaelangelo) has gone on record saying what Michael Bay is doing is "the rape of our childhood memories". While Rist has a negative opinion, his co-stars Brian Tochi (voice of Leonardo) and Judith Hoag (April O'Neil) both are in agreement that they trust Michael Bay's judgement.
Since then, Robbie Rist, who voiced Michaelangelo in the original film trilogy, said that what Bay is doing is "the rape of our childhood memories." But now comes word that Brian Tochi, who voiced Leonardo, is not worried about Bay creating a new origin for the characters. "If Michael Bay wants to do a different take on the turtles origin story … Mazel Tov," he said.
And Judith Hoag, who played April O'Neil, just revealed to TMZ that she's excited to see what Bay comes up with, mostly because "I was in 'Armageddon' … which Michael directed … as well as 'Nightmare On Elm Street' and 'I Am Number Four' which he produced."
Via: Worst Previews
The Michael Bay story has been catching so much press I thought I'd have a little fun with this and respond as if the "actual" characters were responding rather than the people who portrayed them. Here is my take on the responses:
We all know that Michaelangelo is a party dude so he's going to want to be partying on Earth since birth. He's not going to be too thrilled about traveling light years living on space food while fantasizing about an extra large pepperoni pie once he gets to Earth…he wants his pizza now! Leonardo leads, so he's going to set an example and stick to the rules, and who sets the rules…Michael Bay. April has been a victim of villainous plots since she became friends with the turtles. Her reasoning for wanting an alien origin would be to have a break from trouble, not everyone can handle being kidnapped every other day. Finally if Raphael responds expect a cool but crude response and Donatello will probably be too busy with machine work to have an opinion.


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I may be some time.
In the meantime, you may like to follow England's other source of Austrian-related information:
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FARMINGTON — Recently, the FAMEE (Farmington and Middleton Extending Education) program hosted a 'Cooking Matters' program courtesy of the NH foodbank.
Cooking Matters is a six-week program that meets once a week to share cooking skills, nutrition, healthy eating within a budget and working together as a family to produce exciting new meals. Every Tuesday evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., five families that currently have children attending the FAMEE after school program have come together to cook delicious meals and learn about new ideas for use within the kitchen.
The Cooking Matters crew included two chefs, a nutritionist and a Cooking Matters representative. Together with the 17 family participants they created dishes such as black bean quesadillas, pizza's, baked chicken with sweet potato fries, apple crisp, smoothies and more. At the end of each night the families and the Cooking Matters team sat down as a large family to share their creations. Parents were pleasantly surprised when each family was handed a bag full of groceries to re-create their meal at home.
At the end of the six-week program each family received a full quick and healthy meal cook book and the students were all awarded chef hats to mark their graduation from the program. Each parent provided great feedback and recommended the program to anyone who may be interested. Another parent said that it was a great way to spend time with their children outside of the home.
The FAMEE program that operates after school at all three schools in the Farmington district will host the program again in early spring to a group of high school students in addition to a new group of families.
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March 29, 2012
The conclusion of EE Global is a bittersweet moment for me – the amazing speakers return home, the Solutions Showcase gets packed up, and all the new friends we've made have to rely on remote communication for the next while. BUT, the sweetness comes when I think about what we've accomplished over the past three days: solidifying relationships that will carry far beyond the walls of the Peabody Orlando, new ideas that came out of workshops and dialogue sessions, and inspiration from dynamic speakers like Dr. Kandeh Yumkella and others who positively electrified the plenary sessions!
The theme of EE Global 2012 resonated from day one to three: Energy efficiency as an "All of the Above" solution. The hundreds of attendees could all agree on that, whether they were here to talk finance, industrial efficiency, policy, buildings, appliances, or the many other topics that range the broad spectrum of energy efficiency.
This was our fifth EE Global, and attracted the highest caliber of speakers yet. And our new roundtable plenary format turned out to be a huge hit, garnering eager audience participation and thoughtful dialogue between some of the brightest minds in the field. The high-level speakers also meant that every conversation and every dialogue session carried that much more weight, since we're here with the real movers and shakers in government, business, and NGO sectors.
I could be here all day if I had to pick my top moment of EE Global 2012. Strong contenders are the Virtual Podium press conference that gave seven organizations a platform to share their latest announcements with media in the room and around the world via live webcast; an opening plenary session I had the pleasure to moderate featuring the excitable and thought-provoking Ambassador to Finland Bruce Oreck; and a morning plenary session centered on the UN declared Year of Sustainable Energy for All, keynoted by Dr. Yumkella and ably led by Principal Director for the Department of External Relations at Asian Development Bank Ann Quon. But more than anything, my favorite moments were what happened at the Solutions Showcase – the conversations I had with exciting global organizations and finding out what's the next big thing in energy efficiency.
To our wonderful speakers, sponsors (especially our Founding Sponsors Schneider Electric, Siemens, and Whirlpool), and co-host SEEA, thank you for making this week so memorable. And whether you were able to join me in Orlando or stayed up-to-date through our newsletters, I hope you got something out of these three days. Thank you for your continued commitment to advancing energy efficiency worldwide, and here's to another great EE Global!
Warm Regards,
Kateri Callahan
President, Alliance to Save Energy