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Five Church of England bishops have delivered a damning assessment of Labour's record in power, branding the government "morally corrupt". In separate newspaper interviews, they said Britain was suffering from family breakdown, an addiction to debt and a growing gap between rich and poor.
The Rt Rev Tom Wright, Bishop of Durham, berated ministers for not doing enough to help the poor since 1997. The Rt Rev Nigel McCulloch, Bishop of Manchester, criticised Labour for encouraging people to get into more debt.
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COLUMBIA — The grandmother of a missing South Carolina toddler expressed worry and confusion about the boy's whereabouts during jailhouse phone calls with her daughter, saying she believed police thought the boy was dead but had faith in her daughter's innocence, according to recordings played in court Wednesday.
"They're looking in woods," Jocelyn Jennings Nelson told her daughter, according to the calls played by prosecutors. "They're looking for him to be dead. ... I don't want to believe that you would take your son's life."
Nelson's daughter, Zinah Jennings, is on trial this week on a charge of unlawful conduct toward a child. Jennings' son, Amir, was 18 months old when he was last seen around Thanksgiving, and his mother has refused to tell police where he is.
During a lengthy interview with police, Jennings told investigators that she left the boy somewhere safe but would not elaborate. In the phone calls, Nelson pleads with her daughter to come clean with police and then she can be released from jail.
"Where is Amir?" Nelson asked. "You don't' have to be in there if you would just say where your son is."
"I've told you where he is," Jennings said.
"So are you saying you can't do that?" Nelson said.
"They have to do their job," Jennings said of police.
Prosecutors called 40 witnesses and rested their case Wednesday. Defense attorneys called several witnesses who said they last saw the mother and son together at times from spring to summer 2011 and that the boy was always clean, well-dressed and happy.
Jennings' mother also testified Wednesday for her daughter, describing her daughter as a good high school student involved in extracurricular activities like choir and basketball. But Nelson said her relationship with her daughter became strained after the girl returned from her freshman year.
Nelson described being angry when her daughter said she was pregnant but said that feeling was mollified by a baby shower and, ultimately, the boy's birth. Nelson frequently babysat her grandson but said she ultimately convinced her daughter to move back into her home and enroll Amir in day care nearby.
But as the months wore on, Nelson said her relationship with her daughter became difficult. The night of Nov. 27, 2011, Nelson said she snuggled her grandson into bed, watched a movie and turned off the light.
"I got up the next morning, I got dressed and went to work, and that was the last time that I saw him," Nelson said.
Late at night, just over a week later, Nelson said her daughter came home without her son. Receiving no response when asking about Amir, Nelson said she decided to involve the authorities the next day.
"Once I got to work, I called 911," Nelson said. "I reported Amir missing because Zinah wouldn't tell me where he was. ... I felt that Zinah was trying to hurt me, and I wanted to know where the baby was."
Nelson also said she never feared her son would hurt the boy but disagreed over parenting styles.
"She didn't really want my help at all," Nelson said. "She tried to do things on her own."
On Tuesday, a police officer read from a transcript of Jennings' two-hour interrogation by police.
"Prove to me your child is alive," police Sgt. Arthur Thomas says.
"I can't," Jennings replied, according to the transcript.
Prosecutors called several witnesses who testified that they thought Jennings was overwhelmed by the stress of parenting. Last week, a friend testified that she had seen Jennings kick her son. Another witness said she saw Jennings squeeze the boy's hand when he wouldn't say "mama."
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FAU coach Howard Schnellenberger has instructions for photographers taking pictures at the team's official photo day on Thanksgiving. (OwlAccess.com photo)
Owl Insider: The coaching search is far from over and we have a new candidate from the Big 10 in the mix, plus the latest depth chart shuffles for this week's game vs. UAB including a starter down on offense.
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Add another name to Florida Atlantic's list for who has interviewed to be its next football coach.
Sources told OwlAccess.com that FAU Athletic Director Craig Angelos traveled to Nebraska to interview Cornhuskers defensive coordinator Carl Pelini last week.
Pelini, the brother of Bo Pelini, the Huskers' head coach, has been in charge of the Nebraska defense since 2008. Nebraska's defense has slipped to 42nd in total defense this season and is allowing 24.7 points per game.
In 2010 Nebraska finished 11th in the nation in total defense. The year before the Cornhuskers led the nation in scoring defense.
Carl Pelini came to Nebraska after spending three years at Ohio. He spent 2003 at Nebraska as a graduate assistant before moving to Minnesota St. in 2004.
FAU began the 2009 season with an 49-3 loss at Nebraska.
Colley out for UAB game: One thing to watch for in Saturday's game will be the center-quarterback exchange, which has been improving since the beginning of the season.
However, starting center Jimmie Colley, who has started all but one game this season, has been ruled out for Saturday with a foot injury.
Jordan Sessa, who started the one game Colley missed, will start at center and took snaps this week in practice with the starting unit.
Starting right guard Chris Newbold would be the center if Sessa were to go down.
D-Line has changes also: Look for FAU's defensive line to have a new look for Saturday's game vs. UAB.
If senior defensive end Kevin Cyrille, who received a concussion in the Owls' loss to Troy, is not cleared to play before the game, the Owls will be down two starting defensive ends with senior Jamere Johnson sitting out the second game of his two-game suspension for making contact with a game official during the loss to FIU.
Backup end Andew Stryfffler also may miss the game after receiving a leg injury in the Owls' loss to Troy.
If FAU starts in a three-man front, look for the Owls to use David Baptiste and Jimmy Jean as ends, and Jarvis Givens, who had been on the second-team, as the starting nose-tackle. When FAU is in a nickel-package, the Owls will show a two-man line of Baptiste and Jean.
Baptiste started last week's game at Troy, recording a sack and an interception. Jean has started ahead of Givens for the last three games.
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The best authors of romance fiction know how to use the conventions of the genre. They are skilled not only at storytelling and prose style but also at tweaking and twisting familiar tropes— sometimes even violating taboos—to make their stories stand out from the thousands of other romance novels available in print and digital formats. But one convention that is practically sacrosanct in romance is the appearance of the hero. Most heroes are exceptionally good-looking. Reviewers and other readers routinely sigh over their favorite handsome, hunky, hot heroes. Nora Roberts's Roarke topped All About Romance's 2006 mini-poll for favorite hero, and certainly his looks are part of his immense appeal. He is first described in Naked in Death (1995) as "almost ridiculously handsome" with black hair that is "thick and full and swept back from a strong forehead to fall inches above broad shoulders" and eyes of such an extraordinary blue that "the word was much too simple for the intensity of color or the power in them." Diana Gabaldon's Jamie Fraser was first runner-up in the AAR poll, and while I've never read the Outlander books, I can deduce from Gabaldon's proposing Gabriel Aubry as a lookalike that Jamie must be extraordinarily good-looking.
Beastly heroes, who may or may not be transformed into handsome princes (or dukes or earls or . . .), are rarer than handsome heroes but still very much a part of the pantheon of Romance's most beloved heroes. Arguably, Sebastian Ballister, Marquess of Dain, hero of Loretta Chase's Lord of Scoundrels (1995), heads this list. Dain's "dark . . . harsh, hard" face with his Usignuolo nose is a match for his "Dartmoor soul," a fitting description for one known as "Lord Beelzebub." As much as I adore Dain, my candidate for the most visually memorable beastly hero is Sir Alistair Munroe in Elizabeth Hoyt's To Beguile a Beast (2009): "Black, lank hair fell in tangles to his shoulders. . . . One side of his stubbled face was twisted with red angry scars. A single light brown eye reflected the lightning at them diabolically."
The purpose of my musings about handsome and ugly heroes is that while romance novelists and their readers have embraced both beautiful and beastly heroes, homely heroes are the rarest species to be found in the gallery of romance heroes. "Homely" means plain, of ordinary appearance, not beautiful or good-looking, but not truly beastly either. Perhaps it is the connection with the ordinary that makes a homely hero seem a contradiction in terms, but Edith Layton created a quartet of heroes who demonstrate that homely hero is an oxymoron, an apparent contradiction that proves surprisingly true.
1. Lord Rafael Dalton, the hero of The Chance (2000), the third book in Layton's C series, not only possesses a "hard-planed, angular face with strict features" made harsher by a scowl, but he also has red hair, which is considered both unattractive and unlucky. He keeps it cut "ruthlessly close in a modish Brutus cut," but even that is not enough to prevent self-consciousness about his hair color. Rafe is saved from unadulterated plainness only by "the surprisingly dark lashes that offset his deep blue eyes." Beta heroes of any description are a minority in historical romance, but Rafe is a beta hero with serious self-esteem issues. He regrets his inarticulateness and his war-scarred body. When he considers his attributes, he counts only a "strong back, good teeth, clear skin" along with his riding skills, his refusal to overindulge in alcohol, and his objection to violence against women as qualities to offset a face "with all the charm of the side of a cliff."
The beauty with whom Rafe imagines himself in love thinks Rafe's hair is a "ghastly color," and while she concedes that he is "eligible, amiable, and wealthy enough," she deems him immeasurably inferior to Damon Ryder, the man she expected to marry (The Choice, Book 2): "Damon looked like a Greek statue come to life. Rafe looked like a man." she is too self-focused to see beyond the surface and to recognize that Rafe's humanness is a strength. In contrast, the heroine, Brenna Ford, sees Rafe as hero material from the beginning: "He was so very handsome, that vivid coloring, that strong, determined face, a soldier's body and a gentleman's grace. . . . As for his good heart? It was plain to see from his actions as well as in his face." Of course, Rafe proves to be all that Brenna believes him to be. And it turns out that he needed only to fall in love to gain the ability to speak words to melt a woman's heart: "[T]hat's just what she was, a star seen from afar—dazzling and distant. But stars are there to navigate by, and she led me to you. . . . Bren, when I'm with you, I feel like I've come home after a long and dangerous journey."
2. The Earl of Drummond, the hero of The Conquest (2001), the last of Layton's C books proper (To Wed a Stranger and To Tempt a Bride are spinoffs), may be a friend of Rafe's, but the two are unlike in most ways. About as far as possible from a beta hero, Drum is such an arrogant alpha through the first four books that it is difficult to imagine him as a likeable hero. But his pride takes a fall, literally, in his own book which begins with an ambush that has him tumbling off his horse. The fall gives his head a hard blow and breaks his leg in two places. He is rescued by the heroine, Alexandria Gascoyne, who sums up his appearance thusly: "Poor fellow . . . He was actually homely, with that long nose, that bony face, those high cheekbones over gaunt cheeks." But as Ally soon discovers, Drum's homeliness is insignificant when paired with his charm: "He was all personality, grace, and style. His looks could be considered unfortunate until he opened those forget-me-not eyes and that glib mouth of his, when he became well-nigh irresistible." However irresistible he may be, Drum's presence in their lives is temporary. Ally recognizes that he is "rare, fascinating, and impermanent," the latter because they belong to two different worlds.
Drum is no less fascinated with Ally, but he is too conscious of the differences in class and what he owes to his father to dream there can be anything other than fleeting friendship between them. That conviction only grows stronger when Ally reveals that she was a foundling. "She was too far beneath him in class to be a wife, too middle class for the role of his mistress. She was respectable after all." Even his friends, as much as they love Drum, recognize that his pride allows for no compromise. Gilly Ryder sums him up: "He's a good man, really he is. But he thinks too much of the proprieties and he cares too much for his father's opinions, the stiff-rumped fool. . . . He'd rather break than bend."
But his rank and his pride don't make Drum a true hero. He acquires that status when he loses the glibness for which he so well-known. The verbally awkward Rafe became lyrical as he declared his love for Brenna, but fittingly Drum loses his facile smoothness. The man who had his choice of a roomful of London's most eligible beauties wants only this most ineligible one. He yells and threatens: "If I have to truss you up . . ., I'll keep you here until I can get you to the altar." He speaks "through gritted teeth" in language plain and unadorned: "Goose girl be damned! We're not talking fairy stories. You're the right woman for me. Never doubt it."
3. Sir Alasdair St. Erth, male lead in The Devil's Bargain (2002) is the darkest of Layton's homely heroes. Moreover, his personality and his sexual appeal are so powerful that his flawed features are irrelevant. The opening scene stresses his earthiness. He is described as "a young Hercules rather than an Apollo." He is not a god but a man who, like the mythical Hercules, is possessed of great strength, great loyalty, and great passions, a man who is a bad enemy and a good friend. But he is not a handsome man.
"His heavily muscled frame was made of massive bones, but altogether well-formed, down to the arches in his narrow, classically molded feet. If it weren't for the masculine pattern of dark hair on that rock-hard chest and the shield of it below, he might have been the model for one of those statues. Except for that—and his face. It would never have graced any Greek statue. The ancients believed only balance and harmony made for masculine beauty.
Sir Alasdair St. Erth was not remotely beautiful."
Despite his flaws that include a jaw that prompts heroine Kate Corbet to remark that she's "hung lanterns that were of subtler design," St. Erth has many qualities of the conventional hero: an aristocratic lineage, a large fortune, and enviable skills with a sword, a gun, and his fists. Dark rumors swirl around him concerning his past and his present, but these merely add to his appeal in the eyes of many women. In fact, he and Kate meet when she saves him from one determined lady who hopes to trap him into marriage. Except for his unbalanced features, St. Erth is a true Byronic hero—isolated, passionate, driven by dark memories, and indifferent to society's view of him. "Sir Alisdair commanded the eye and delighted the ear. The most delicious part was that he obviously didn't give a tinker's damn if he did."
Consumed with his plan for revenge on his enemies, he is in danger of losing his humanity, willing to sacrifice even Kate to reach his goal. But when he does realize his love for Kate, he is a transformed man. The transformation manifests itself physically. The dark hero becomes "gracious, warm, full of charming and clever jests. His voice was rich and deep with affability. Even his craggy face looked milder, and it wasn't just a trick of the cheery firelight. It was especially so when he gazed at Kate, which he did constantly."
4. Leland Grant, Viscount Haye, hero of How to Seduce a Bride (2006), Book 4 in the Botany Bay series, is a charming, deceptively light-hearted man who to the unobservant seems to care only for his clothes and his amusement. He insists, "Nothing is amusing if taken seriously, and I live to be amused." He and the heroine, Daisy Tanner, have a mutual friend to whom they are both devoted. This friend, Geoffrey Sauvage, Earl of Egremont, enlists Lee's help in preparing Daisy, a former Botany Bay convict, to enter English society. Lee is such a fop that Daisy is at first convinced that he prefers men to women. She thinks that "his tall thin frame must have made the perfect fit of his clothes difficult for his tailor to achieve." When she discovers how highly regarded Lee's fashion sense is, she marvels more: "He was much too tall, thin, and careless for fashion, but he was Fashion. It still amazed her."
Foppish heroes are not new in romance fiction, but in my memory only Layton has created a foppish hero who is such an atypical physical specimen. Lee says somewhat indignantly to his brother, I may be a beanpole, with a nose that's a caricaturist's delight, homely as an old boot, in fact, but I have been known to attract a female or two in my time, you know." Lee is considerably underestimating his appeal for women. He "was a wildly successful womanizer. He loved women and they loved him, but he was resolutely single and lived in high style, entertaining women of all classes and conditions."
One of the most revealing statements about Lee appears in a quick comment from the earl, who says to the younger man, "You show only surface; the rest is hidden deep." Even his attitude toward women is deceptive, for his long list of amours is not the result of a man who views women as conquests to slake an appetite.
"But he did so enjoy sex with a warm, willing partner. There was nothing like the feeling of a female body pressed to his own, nothing to make him feel more connected to another being, and not just in body. Ecstasy was the goal, but so was the feeling, for a few minutes, that he was no longer alone, that he was part of something more."
The reader is aware of the contradictions within Lee long before Daisy is willing to admit them. Her physical response to him comes first. Once he turns his charm on her, Daisy concedes "Neither was there anything foppish or feminine about him now; he seemed entirely, intensely masculine." Daisy, who wants to dislike Lee, takes longer to him to her heart, and even then, she is unprepared for physical intimacy. Married at a young age to a brute who abused her emotionally and physically, she thinks of sex as something she was forced to endure and hoped to avoid after she was widowed. Lee woos her with understanding, tenderness, and humor. He awakens desire within her, but Daisy still can't let go of her fears.
She bowed her head into her hands. "Oh," she whispered in an agony of self-loathing, "why do you put up with me?"
"Because," he said softly, "I love you. I thought you knew that."
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Man City have met with the agent of Monaco striker Radamel Falcao, hope to beat Chelsea to the striker [M.E.N]
Despite having the likes of Sergio Aguero, Alvaro Negredo and Edin Dzeko on their books, Manchester City are set to boost their forward line with one of the world's top centre-forwards if the Manchester Evening News are accurate.
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For the record, Radamel Falcao is currently out of action after he suffered anterior cruciate ligament damage during Monaco's Coupe de France tie against Monts Or Azergues in January.
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Mr. Ross, 74, is known for investing in distressed business and restructuring failed companies. He has been very successful with investing in steel, coal, and telecom industries in previous economic downturns. He has been bottom-fishing in mortgages companies and banks in the latest recession.
The bank offered 28.75 million shares at $3 per share and expected to raise approximately $81 million in net proceeds. The three largest private equity investors in the bank—Wilbur Ross, Siguler Guff and the Brown family—agreed to purchase 10,193,224 total of the stock in the offering.
In January, the company reported a net loss available to common shareholders of $28.1 million due to commercial real estate loans, fair value credit adjustments on customer derivatives, and conversion of shares.
In July of last year, Mr. Ross announced his private equity firm's decision to invest $50 million for a 24.9% stake in the New Jersey bank. He received about 12.5 million shares from the last deal. The latest capital injection lowered his average cost, and increased his stake in the company.
The trade price of Sun Bancorp stock has jumped 19.3% since its stock offering. After Mr. Ross' initial investment in July of last year, the stock shot up 38% immediately.


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Fox News anchor Shepard Smith is leaving his 7 p.m. ET timeslot to take on a larger role heading up the network's new breaking news division.
Starting this fall, the new division, with Smith as the main anchor and managing editor, will have the capability to break into any Fox News programming anytime throughout the day, a network statement said.
"Shep is a premier journalist and one of the finest newsmen of the modern era. He will exemplify the ethos that Fox News is when and where the news is, as it happens, no longer bound by a traditional evening format conceived in the 1960s," Fox News chairman Roger Ailes said in the statement.
A new studio, known as the "Fox News Deck," will incorporate "real-time news feeds, digital media newsgathering and social media utilizing advanced, state-of-the-art technology."
"Learning and reporting the news has been my passion for 25 years. I'm thrilled that Roger is trusting and empowering my team and me to bring the news to our viewers as it happens throughout the day and night. Roger's forward-looking approach to anchoring and reporting will continue to solidify FNC's position as the number one cable news network in the country," Smith said.
The Associated Press was the first to report the news.
Smith will remain in the 3 p.m. ET hour under the renamed and revamped "Shepard Smith Reporting."
It's the first announced primetime programming shuffle since the network said in July that daytime anchor Megyn Kelly would be moving to evenings. Kelly has been rumored to be taking Sean Hannity's 9 p.m. slot.
There was no announcement about who would replace Smith in his 7 p.m. timeslot, or about the rest of the Fox News primetime lineup.
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Red Lines for the Orange Rebellion
Religious Zionism is not fighting for Gush Katif now. It knows that Gush Katif is lost. Religious Zionism is now fighting for its very existence.
The anticipation of seeing Ariel Sharon beat the settlers with cudgels is inflaming the passions. The anticipation of seeing the occupation thugs break the messianic settlers' neck is exciting many people. This is why verbal violence is rampant. This is why incitement and hypocrisy are rising to unprecedented heights.
Those who preached refusal only a minute and a half ago now pledge complete obedience. Those who broke the law that prohibited meetings with the PLO are now demanding brutal enforcement of the law. Thus, as the disengagement date draws closer, the clearer it becomes that Israel does not have a democratic elite.
There are no rules of the game, because this summer it is clear that there are no referees and no linesmen. Everyone is a player. Everyone is orange or blue. Everyone is going for each other's throats like uninhibited, shameless mud-wrestlers.
And yet, in the big fracas, in the public celebration of norm-trampling and law-breaking, the wavers of orange flags bear a special responsibility. Precisely because the orange rebellion emerges from a deep pain, its leaders must curb it. Precisely because it derives from a real sense of disaster, its leaders must stop it. After letting the orange lava erupt, the religious-Zionist leaders must set two red lines, which their public must never cross in any circumstances.
The first red line is refusal. Rabbi Avraham Shapira called openly to disobey (evacuation) orders. Some leaders of hesder yeshivas issued indirect refusal rulings. Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu instructed observant soldiers who are ordered to evacuate settlers to enter the evacuated family's house, sit on the floor and weep with the family. These calls, rulings and instructions are tantamount to rebellion against the government. They cross the line that separates a legitimate ideological struggle from the forbidden act of mutiny. They constitute a direct uprising against Israeli democracy and can endanger Jewish solidarity.
Therefore, despite the huge difficulty, the leaders of the orange rebellion must openly state their opposition to these calls. They must make it clear that refusal, either overt or covert, is not an option. When the moment comes, despite its cruelty, the religious Zionist officers and soldiers must prove that they are first of all officers and soldiers of the Israeli state. They must carry out the evacuation assignment fully and completely. They have a right to shed a tear, to feel that their heart is tearing apart, to feel subjected to a terrible injustice. But they must carry out the mission and implement the state's decision.
The second red line is incitement. In recent months, the orange discourse has seriously deteriorated. After the parliamentary campaign of the anti-disengagement camp failed, after Ariel Sharon managed to defeat the Yesha lobby in the Likud institutions and the Knesset, the orange public began to look upon the prime minister as a tyrant. In the massive crowds of Kfar Maimon and this week's rallies in Sderot and Ofakim, this attitude became a plague: Sharon was assailed as a dictator, a bitter enemy, Stalin.
Yesha Council leaders must understand that assassination may be the most serious threat to the country during the next month. It is not inconceivable that the first Jewish suicide bomber could break through the Shin Bet's protective ring and blow himself up near the prime minister. Even if such an attempt failed, it would be one of the biggest disasters in our history. Israel could not survive the trauma of a second murdered prime minister. Israel could not survive the repeated trauma of religious people assassinating democracy, enlightenment and another bid to end the occupation.
The settlers' leaders are not among the fanatics who invoked the pulsa denura death curse against the prime minister. They are not delusional or violent. Even in this difficult time, they are doing their best to prevent bloodshed. But their anti-government rhetoric has gone out of control. Their calling an elected prime minister a corrupt tyrant is explicitly permitting people to kill him. So if a second Yigal Amir does burst forth from the fringes, the settlers' leaders would not be able to claim innocence. They will not be exonerated.
Religious Zionism is not fighting for Gush Katif now. It knows that Gush Katif is lost. Religious Zionism is now fighting for its very existence. But this is precisely why its leaders must stop the rampant epidemic of refusal and incitement among their people. They must learn from the conduct of Menachem Begin in the Altalena affair and Yigal Allon during the dismantling of the Palmach. At the end of the orange rebellion, the orange people must bow their heads to the sovereign state of Israel.
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Vernon Gholston has not had the impact you would expect a top-10 draft pick to have, but the Jets rookie drew some extended playing time against Tennessee, and the praise of his head coach.
"I think this is probably his best game defensively," Eric Mangini said. "He didn't get an overwhelming amount of opportunities, but the opportunities he did get, I thought he did a good job with."
Gholston, who had one tackle Sunday, has played consistently on special teams but has not broken through at outside linebacker. Mangini said Gholston's development maybe slowed by moving from
defensive end, where he played in college, to linebacker.
"There is a lot from going with your hand in the dirt to standing up, and then standing up and having a different approach each week," Mangini said. "That really takes some getting used to."
Even so, Gholston, the sixth pick in the draft, must be considered a disappointment so far. The two other linebackers i 1/2
taken in the first round after him have outplayed him. Keith Rivers was starting for Cincinnati before breaking his jaw.
Jerod Mayo has been unreal for New England, as the Jets saw firsthand when he had 20 tackles two weeks ago against them.
OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson always seems like a quiet guy, but QB Brett Favre revealed yesterday the left tackle has shown
some fire.
"Having a little spunk about you is not a bad thing – [Ferguson] got in a little scrap one day with [defensive end] Shaun Ellis," Favre said. "Everybody laughed, stuff like that. Most people were like, man we haven't seen that side of Brick. Maybe Alan [Faneca] is rubbing off on him a little bit."
LB David Harris (groin) and S Eric Smith (concussion) returned to practice yesterday. Both players have missed the last four
games…. RB Leon Washington was named the team's offensive player of the week, S Abram Elam won the defensive player of the week and Marques Murrell received the special teams award.


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No. 179672
LC No. 93-006389-AR
FOR PUBLICATION June 11, 1996 9:00 a.m.
FOR PUBLICATION June 11, 1996 9:00 a.m.
Before: Doctoroff, C.J., and Neff and Fitzgerald, JJ.
Defendant conditionally pleaded guilty in district court of operating
a vehicle while under the influence of liquor, second offense,
MCL 257.625(1); MSA 9.2325(1). He was sentenced to twenty-five
days' incarceration and eighteen months' probation. The district
court left the decision regarding revocation of defendant's operator's
license with the Secretary of State. Defendant appeals by leave
granted from his conviction and sentence. We affirm in part and
reverse in part.
Defendant was convicted of OUIL on August 7, 1986. On July 18,
1993, defendant was arrested and charged with OUIL-2. Defendant
entered a plea of guilty of OUIL-2 on September 20, 1993, conditioned
on his right to appeal the district court's determination that
he was subject to enhanced penalties and licensing sanctions for
that offense. Following an unsuccessful interlocutory appeal
in circuit court, defendant was sentenced on November 3, 1994,
under the sentence enhancement provision of MCL 257.625(6)(b);
MSA 9.2325(6)(b), and the license revocation provision of MCL
257.625b(5)(b)(iii); MSA 9.2325(2)(5)(b)(iii).
At the time of defendant's arrest, conviction and sentence, MCL
257.625(6)(b); MSA 9.2325(6)(b) provided:
(6) If a person is convicted of violating subsection (1), the
following shall apply:
(b) If the violation occurs within 7 years of a prior conviction,
the person shall be sentenced to both a fine of not less than
$200 or more than $1,000 and either of the following:
- Performing service to the community for a period of not less
than 10 days or more than 90 days and may be imprisoned for not
more than one year.
- Imprisonment for not less than 48 consecutive hours or more
than 1 year, and may be sentenced to service to the community
for a period of not more than 90 days.
At issue in this case is the meaning of the word "violation."
Defendant contends that the word "violation" is synonymous
with the word "conviction" and that the Legislative
intent was to enhance a sentence when a conviction occurs within
seven years of a prior conviction.
The primary goal of statutory construction is to find and give
effect to the Legislature's intent. People v Stanaway,
446 Mich 643, 694; 521 NW2d 557 (1994). To ascertain that intent,
this Court must first turn to the language contained within the
challenged statutory provision. People v Williams, 205
Mich App 229, 232-233; 517 NW2d 315 (1994). If the language is
clear and unambiguous, statutory construction by this Court is
precluded. People v Armstrong, 212 Mich App 121, 123;
536 NW2d 789 (1995).
In the present case, the statute is clear and unambiguous, but
"violation" is not defined. Where a statute does not
define one of its terms it is customary to look to the dictionary
for a definition. Energetics v Whitmill, 442 Mich 38;
497 NW2d 497 (1993). Random House Webster's College Dictionary
(1992) defines "violation" as:
- the act of violating or the state of being violated. 2. a
breach or infringement, as of a law or promise. 3. a sexual assault.
4. desecration; profanation. 5. a distortion of meaning or fact.
Review of this common definition clearly indicates the plain meaning
of the statute is that a sentence for an OUIL must be enhanced
if the OUIL statute was violated within seven years of a prior
OUIL conviction. Consequently, the law must be applied as written.
People v Cannon, 206 Mich App 653, 655; 522 NW2d 716 (1994).
Because defendant committed the present OUIL within seven years
of a prior OUIL conviction, the trial court correctly enhanced
defendant's sentence under § 625(6)(b).
At the time of defendant's arrest, conviction, and sentence,
MCL 625b(5)(b)(iii); MSA 9.2325(2)(5)(b)(iii) provided:
Immediately upon acceptance by the court of a plea of guilty
or nolo contendere or upon entry of a verdict of guilty for a
violation of section 625(1), (3), (4), or (5) or a local ordinance
substantially corresponding to section 625(1) or (3), whether
or not the person is eligible to be sentenced as a multiple offender,
the court shall consider all prior convictions currently entered
upon the Michigan driving record of the person, except those
convictions which upon motion by the defendant, are determined
by the court to be constitutionally invalid, and shall impose
the following sanctions:
* * *
- For a conviction under section 625(1) or a local ordinance
substantially corresponding to section 625(1):
* * *
- If the court finds that the person has 1 or more prior
convictions within 7 years for a violation of section 625(1)
. . . , the court shall order the secretary of state to revoke
the operator's or chauffeur's license of the person and shall
not order the secretary of state to issue a restricted license
to the person. (Emphasis added).
The glossary for the motor vehicle code defines conviction as:
. . . a final conviction, the payment of a fine, a plea of guilty
or nolo contendere if accepted by the court, or a finding of guilt
or probate court order of disposition of a child found to be within
the provisions of chapter XIIA of Act No. 22 of the Public Acts
of 1939, being sections 712A.1 to 712A.18 of the Michigan Compiled
Laws, on a traffic law violation charge, regardless of whether
the penalty is rebated or suspended. [MCL 257.8a; MSA 9.1808(1).]
The term "conviction" must be applied as expressly defined.
People v Chupp, 200 Mich App 45, 49; 503 NW2d 698 (1993).
Thus, the plain meaning of the statute provides that: (1) when
a defendant pleads guilty of OUIL, he is convicted of that offense;
(2) the trial court must look to all the defendant's prior convictions
to determine whether any occurred within seven years of the date
upon which defendant was convicted; (3) if there is a prior conviction
for OUIL within this seven-year period, the trial court must order
the Secretary of State to revoke the defendant's operator's license.
This interpretation is consistent with MCL 257.303(2)(c); MSA
9.2003(2)(c), which mandates that the Secretary of State revoke
a person's operator's license if the person's driving record contains
two OUIL convictions within a seven year period.
Here, there is no dispute that defendant's first conviction occurred
on August 7, 1986, and that the present conviction occurred on
September 20, 1993. Under these facts, neither the trial court
nor the secretary of state had authority to revoke defendant's
operator's license.
Affirmed in part and reversed in part.
/s/ Martin M. Doctoroff
/s/ Janet T. Neff
/s/ E. Thomas Fitzgerald


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The last low tide for the new moon and lunar new year period and we make yet another escape to the shore, this time to Kusu Island.
Just minutes from the city centre is a living shore full of marine life!
Alas, today the tides were not quite low enough to see the reefs in their full glory. Though we got a glimpse of some corals in the rather murky water.
Including this large Giant anemone (Stichodactyla gigantea) wedged in the sea wall.
Unfortunately, no clown anemonefish or anemone shrimps in this one.
It was an opportunity, nevertheless to explore other parts which often get neglected as we focus on the more glamorous reefs.
Here are some of simple but still fascinating creatures of the higher shores.
Marcus found this pretty snapping shrimp, probably Alpheus brevicristatus.
These shrimps have one enlarged pincer than can produce a very loud snap to stun prey and ward off disturbers.
Another crustacean with one enlarged pincer is the fiddler crab. And there were lots of these Porcelain fiddler crabs (Uca annulipes) on the soft mud of the higher shores.
Only the male fiddler crab has one enlarged pincer. The pincer is so large that he can't use it to feed himself. He has one smaller pincer to feed with (you can see the small pincer in the photo on the left). The male waves his pincer about to attract females. Who apparently are quite impressed by this large but useless appendage. Hmm...
Another crab that's often found in silty places is the Sentinel crab (Macrophthalmus sp.), with eyes on VERY long stalks.
The others also found Ghost crabs (Ocypode ceratophthalma) which obligingly posed for them.
Reminiscent of Chek Jawa, there were also peacock anemones.
The soft silty shore of Kusu is one of the few places where we can still see a lot of the Black-lipped conch (Strombus urceus). This snail is quite endearing with its large eyes on stalks.
Conch snails can 'hop' by digging the knife-like tip of their muscular foot and pushing forward.
Another conch is the Gong-gong (Strombus canarium). And here were two up to something, not sure what.Unfortunately, these two kinds of snails are on the list of threatened animals of Singapore due to habitat loss and overcollection.
Another interesting snail is the Olive whelk (Nassarius oliveaceus), a large scavenging whelk that uses its long siphon to 'sniff' out the recently demised.
This one had a tiny anemone hitch-hiker on its shell!
Although we saw lots of healthy Haddon's carpet anemones (Stichodactyla haddoni), none of them had anemone shrimps. This is very odd. Hopefully nothing has happened to them.
But I did see tiny shrimps on a few of these anemones.
Are these juveniles of the anemones shrimps that we usually see?
Here's a closer look at one of them.
The silty shore is also full of gobies. Including this pretty one.
Very nervous creatures, these fan worms are hard to sneak up to.
These pretty animals are actually segmented worms that live in tubes. They have a swirl of feathery tentacles at the top of their heads to gather edible bits.
We had an enthusiastic team of many first timers today. Fortunately, they were not disappointed about the non-performing tide and were quite happy with our finds on the high shore.
We popped by briefly at the shore near the temple. The area is covered with tiny colonial anemones, also known as Zoanthids.
These tiny animals come in a variety of colours and patterns.Alas, while we were there, we came across two large fish traps.One only contained two dead crabs, both the highly poisonous Red egg crab (Atergatis interrigerimus). Another had a large butterflyfish in it that was still alive but the water level was very low in the trap. As we were releasing the fish, someone from the temple came out to try to stop us. We persuaded her to let us release the fish as it was not edible and it would die as the tide moved out.
I always thought temple people were kind to animals. It's quite disturbing to know that they purposely leave out fish traps that needless kill marine life.
More critters seen on these blogs
Sijie shares octopus and strange anemone/peacock anemone on the nature scouter blog
Sam shares corals, mating sea stars, strange fishes, obliging ghost crabs on the ramblings of a peculiar nature blog
Feb 10, 2008
High and not so dry on Kusu Island
The last low tide for the new moon and lunar new year period and we make yet another escape to the shore, this time to Kusu Island.
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The 2011 Ohio State defense, while still ranked among the top 20 nationally, was not the usual stout group that represents the Scarlet and Gray. The linebacker corps was as underwhelming a group that Ohio State has fielded in the past 50 years. The same criticisms were levied toward the secondary, and the players who make up the unit are in agreement.
The Silver Bullets take pride in their yearly appointment inside the Top 10 defensive rankings. Last year's showing humbled them and sent the Buckeyes into the offseason with their tails between their legs. Even head coach Urban Meyer got in on the act, referring to them as very average.
In the defensive backfield, the work began as soon as the team charter touched down in Columbus following the Gator Bowl. There would be no more dropped interceptions and missed open-field tackles would be a thing of the past. The returning secondary players banded together promising to have each other's back.
Forgetting about the previous play is an important trait for defensive backs to have. Too many times a touchdown pass or dropped interception compounds itself and all of a sudden, the snowball is going downhill. Last season, the Buckeyes ranked 14th in the country in pass defense, allowing 18 touchdowns through the air. By no means bad numbers, but an opponent completion percentage of 61 percent and just 13 interceptions contributed to OSU ranking 63rd in passing efficiency, leaving the secondary famished.
"You don't have many opportunities," senior safety Orhian Johnson said. "Our goal is to go out there and take advantage of those opportunities. We don't want them to pass by."
A season ago, Johnson did his best, compiling a team-high three interceptions, along with Bradley Roby. Now both are back, as well as every other returning starter in the defensive backfield – Christian Bryant, C.J. Barnett and Travis Howard. Sprinkle in true freshmen De'van Bogard and Najee Murray and the Buckeyes suddenly have depth at a position of need.
Johnson and Howard provide a veteran presence, Roby is a budding star, Bryant is a hard-nosed talent and Barnett gives teammates a work ethic to model. Together as one, they believe perfection is attainable.
"When we come together, we talk about being the best defensive backfield in the country," Bryant said. "We talk about our whole defense being the best defense in the country, and that's what we are trying to accomplish this year."
Cornerbacks coach Kerry Coombs refers to the group as "talented and gifted."
"More than anything, though, they're very good, diligent workers," he said. "They're in my office poking their head in all the time. They want to know what they can do to get better. They want to know where they fell short. And they don't argue with me about what I'm seeing and how we can improve, and that's a real credit to them. That's what the great ones have."
Roby is the ringleader. The one-time Vanderbilt wide receiver commit hopes to be the next in a long line of great Ohio State cornerbacks. From Dick LeBeau to Antoine Winfield and Jack Tatum to Malcolm Jenkins, the Buckeyes' defensive backfield has been a springboard to NFL success.
"If Bradley is not a first-round draft pick down the road, that would be a shame," Coombs said. "It will only be a result of failure to stay diligent at his craft. I think he'll be very diligent, and I think that's exactly who he should be and what he should be."
Roby has been No. 25 since he arrived in Columbus. But he quickly wanted a change of scenery. The switch wasn't just any, however. Roby wanted to don the prestigious No. 1. To do so, he had to earn the right from Coombs and Meyer. But after a superb spring and summer, Meyer gave the single digit to Roby.
"Coach Meyer called me one day and said, 'I'm going to give you No. 1 like you asked,'" Roby said. "'You showed me the things that you said you were going to do. I can see greatness in you, so here you go. Now make sure you don't slip up or anything.'"
Slipping isn't something in Roby's vocabulary. Speed is, though. Last year, Roby used speed to his advantage, and that burst showed up again this summer. When the team was clocked in 40-yard dashes, Roby's time came up 4.3, the fastest on the team. An offseason workout program with strength coach Mickey Marotti contributed to Roby's quick time, which was one-tenth of a second faster than last season. His playing weight for 2012 will be 191 pounds.
"I feel a lot faster," Roby said. "I gained five pounds and I'm still faster. When your body gets stronger and you do more work, even with the extra weight it brings more speed."
Because he's a receiver at heart, Roby's technique at cornerback hasn't always been picture perfect. That's where his speed comes into play. His recovery time from mistakes is much greater than most corners. But speed can't always bail you out. Eventually, technique has to win out. Roby even admits as much.
"I can get so much better at playing (cornerback)," he said. "My potential is sky high. Technique-wise, I'm still raw. I've worked hard on my technique over the past year, so I've gotten better with that. I feel like I'm going to be so much better this year, it's going to be crazy."
A Georgia native, one may be inclined to say that Roby brings a dose of SEC speed to the Buckeyes. It could be on display this fall on kick returns. With Jordan Hall injured, Roby is slated to be a possible replacement. Needless to say, it's a commitment Roby has undertaken with full determination.
"I'm excited about it," he said. "I've been trying to tell Coach Meyer and the rest of our coaches to put me back there for a while.
"I just love having the ball in my hands. You can't be scared. You've got just to run and when you see a hole, hit it and make a play."
And that isn't just limited to defense or special teams. Roby is also lobbying to play offense. The accomplished wide receiver's requests have fallen on deaf ears, though. Both co-defensive coordinators, Luke Fickell and Everett Withers, scoffed when reporters told them of Roby's overtures.
The coaches enjoy Roby's flamboyance, but the hard working, quiet effort of Barnett provides a refresher.
"Great kid," Fickell said describing Barnett. "He's one of the hardest working players out there. It's not hard to tell who puts a foot on the pedal and how they go about their business. He's got the ability. Now, is he Chris Gamble? No. But let's be realistic. Do you have to be? No. There's a fine line. Everybody is in that same ability range. It comes down to the passion to do the intangible things. He does them."
After suffering a season-ending knee injury against Miami in 2010, Barnett returned last season to start all 13 games. In doing so, he led the team with 75 tackles. He also broke up six pass attempts and made two interceptions.
Like Roby, Barnett's number means something to him. The "4" across his chest is the same number that fellow Northmont High School graduate Kurt Coleman wore during a stellar Ohio State career, before he became a burgeoning NFL star with the Philadelphia Eagles.
"I'm living a dream," Barnett said. "I'm starting for one of the best football teams in the nation. There's a lot of history in this program, and I get to be a part of it. Coach Meyer said something about that at one of our meetings, how it's nice to just take a second and step back and enjoy what you have and be grateful for it, and I am grateful for this."
Meyer appreciates what Barnett is about: being a team player, working hard, recognizing Division I scholarships are not a right. At a recent practice, Meyer told Barnett, "I like coaching you. Glad you're a Buckeye, bro."
Withers have also taken a liking to Barnett, one of the new defensive coordinators' emerging leaders.
"It's the way he works every day, the way he attacks practices, the way he attacks meetings, how he handles himself off the field," Withers said. "He's a grinder. He's always working hard on the things he thinks he needs to improve on like tackling in space and covering the deep area of the field. That's what you like, guys who work on their weaknesses and not their strengths."
The man in charge of the Buckeye secondary, Coombs, isn't doing so quietly. But Coombs rarely does anything in silence. He brings an in-your-face attitude that promises to bring the most out of his players. He also has experience leading one of the best high school programs – Cincinnati Colerain – in the state. It's something that isn't lost on Meyer.
"Kerry Coombs had an incredible record of achievement as a high school head coach and he is highly regarded as one of the great coaches in Ohio high school football history," Meyer said. "I have watched him coach in high school and at the University of Cincinnati, and I have great respect for the way he works. He is a strong recruiter. He knows defense and special teams. And he is an excellent teacher."
The high-intensity, high-strung Coombs has not changed during his three decades as a coach. While some players resist screaming, Ohio State's backfield has embraced their coach's philosophy, including freshman Tyvis Powell, a popular Coombs target.
"All great corners have to have the same psychological makeup," Coombs said. "They have to be fearless. They have to have absolutely no memory and very little conscience. Those are guys you're looking for at that position.
"I'm going to coach them hard. It's the only way I know how to coach. I think they know I care a lot about them. I care a lot about winning, so we're going to do our business hard."
In his introductory news conference, Meyer described in detail the type of coaches he wanted, and it drew an apt portrait of Coombs.
"I want a bunch of coaches that coach like their hair's on fire, and I want a football team that goes four to six seconds of relentless effort," Meyer said. "You do that, you have a chance to win in every game you play."
Winning is the motto for this year's Buckeye football team: winning every game, winning for the seniors and executing Meyer's Plan to Win.
"Our goal's to go 12-0," junior running back Carlos Hyde said. With a schedule littered with talented quarterbacks, the likes of Bradley Roby, CJ Barnett and Co. could be the difference from 8-4 to 10-2 to 12-0.
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What are the frequency limitations on the various probes utilized with the Keysight 85070E Dielectric Probe Kit and why?
The various 85070E Dielectric Probe Kit probe types and frequency ranges are:
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|Frequency via Network Analyzer
|Frequency via E4991A Impedance Analyzer*
|High Temperature
|200 MHz to 20 GHz
|10 MHz to 3 GHz
|Slim Form
|500 MHz to 20 GHz
|500 MHz to 3 GHz
|High Performance
|500 MHz to 50 GHz
|500 MHz to 3 GHZ
*The E4991A maximum frequency is limited to 3GHz.
The high frequency cap is due to the dimensions of the coaxial line and the requirement to not propagate higher order modes.
Materials measurements at low frequencies can become less accurate due to the fact that network analyzers measure reflection coefficient Gamma directly. The accuracy of the analyzer is expressed as a certain percentage of Gamma, both magnitude and phase. As shown below, the measured reflection coefficient Gamma corresponds to the complex dielectric constant of the measurement material:
Additional detailed information pertaining to the definition of permittivity is available in the application note, Basics of Measuring the Dielectric Properties of Materials (in Related Links).
In other words, there is bidirectional mapping of the dielectric constant, epsilon sub r, and the reflection coefficient, Gamma. This illuminates how a polar display of Gamma is transformed into values of dielectric constant and loss tangent. The figure below presents the mapping of the complex dielectric constant epsilon sub r of the material into a polar reflection coefficient plot for two frequencies, 200 MHz and 2.45 GHz. The 200 MHz plot depicts a random Gamma vector and on the tip of the vector, there is a circle, representing the uncertainty (not to scale). Compare the display at 200 MHz and 2.45 GHz. At 200 MHz, a wide range of dielectric constant is compressed into a small area of the polar plot. This implies that a small percentage uncertainty for measuring reflection coefficient now becomes a large percentage error for dielectric constant or loss tangent. The dielectric constant error at 200 MHz is much larger than the error at higher frequencies. This explains the start frequency limitations on the probe specifications.
In addition to the Keysight family of network analyzers, the 85070E software supports E4991A impedance analyzer. Impedance analyzers operate on different principles as compared to a ratioed vector network analyzer. The E4991A RF Impedance Analyzer measures impedance directly via an RF-IV methodology. The RF-IV based impedance analyzers do not measure reflection coefficient Gamma. Thus, the E4991A is able to produce better results at low frequencies and the dielectric measurement is specified down to 10 MHz when using the high temperature dielectric probe. Impedance analyzers do not exhibit the same advantage at higher frequencies.
Related Links
- Materials Test Equipment
- 85070E Dielectric Probe Kit, 200 MHz to 50 GHz - Technical Overview
- Basics of Measuring the Dielectric Properties of Materials - Application Note
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The Oak Grove Campground, as well as the Oak Grove Road, Forest Service Road 032, is scheduled to reopen on May 1. The road is closed for heavy maintenance. The upper road near the campground had a washout this past fall and crews are working to repair the culvert.Comment on this story
Additionally, forest service road crews are doing some mechanical vegetation brushing along the roadway to improve access and driving visibility. Other road repairs, drainage and road grading are being performed to improve travel and public safety on the popular road.
Additionally, the campgrounds on the Pine Valley Ranger District are planned to reopen as scheduled: Oak Grove Campground, May 1; Honey Comb Rocks Campground, May 9; Pine Valley Recreation Area, Dean Gardner loop and reservoir, May 9; Yellow Pine, Equestrian, Mitt Moody, May 16; Crack foot and Effie Beckstrand loops May 16; Ebenezer Bryce loop, May 21.
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Headquartered at the stylin' new Westin & Wildwood Snowmass resorts, the inaugural Après Ski Cocktail Classic celebrates the union of upbeat après-ski culture and craft cocktails March 14 to 17, 2013. With grand tastings of everything from hot toddies to frozen concoctions, plus cozy fireside chats and seminars from expert mixologists, cocktail competitions and mountain-top parties, this weekend celebration promises not only to be informative, but a whole lot of fun.
I love that the event culminates on St. Patrick's Day — traditionally an incredibly festive day on Snowmass' (green) slopes! Events take place in and around the new slopeside Westin Snowmass Resort and the Wildwood Snowmass. I'm a huge fan of these gorgeous new properties.
While the Westin Snowmass Resort exudes a sophistication that you can expect from the renowned Starwood hotel brand, the Wildwood Snowmass is a smaller, more budget-friendly lodge, with a funky, fun vibe. The Bar at Wildwood, with its 10 New Belguim beers on tap, is definitely a place you want to check out, whether you're in town for the Après Ski Cocktail Classic or not.
The Westin Snowmass has a great open and airy lobby with plenty of comfortable seating arranged for gathering and chatting — and ordering a drink from the adjacent Vue Lounge. Floor to ceiling windows provide fabulous views of the ski area's Fanny Hill and surrounding mountains.
I appreciate that tickets to the Après Ski Cocktail Classic are available in all price ranges. You can buy a ticket to attend one seminar (such as "The Right Glassware for the Right Drink" or "Hot Toddies 101") for as little as $31. The fee for a Pub Crawl featuring Irish whiskies and whisky cocktails is also $31. Grand Tasting Pass is $60, while the All-Access VIP Pass is $365. For all the pricing and schedule details, visit the Après Ski Cocktail Classic website.
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Cleaning skills can be just as significant as professional experiences to hiring managers. To prepare a skills section of a cleaner's resume, you should:
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➜ Think of transferable skills you have developed from those experiences
➜ Group these skills into qualifications, strengths or special skills section of your resume
➜ Arrange skills statements in order of importance as required by employer
Following are some sample skills for a cleaner resume. You may use just 5-6 from these statements in the skills, strengths, abilities or qualifications section of your resume. Select most relevant statements as given in job advertisement.
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• Highly skilled in cleaning and emptying waste containers, and eliminating debris from the premises to designated area
• Thorough understanding of using different tools and chemicals use in cleaning process
• Able to use detergents and chemicals in a safe way
• Competent at vacuuming rugs and carpeted areas
• Hands-on experience in emptying and cleaning ash tray and screening sand urns
• Proven record of sweeping and dusting mop floors, entrance areas and buff tile floor
• Able to hand dust and wipe clean all furnishings, fixtures, paneling, window sills and horizontal surfaces
• Demonstrated ability to wash, clean and sterilize all water coolers
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text: At this former French steam laundry, chef Thomas Keller has raised the standard for fine dining in America. While the country locale — a circa-1880 rock and timber cottage — makes diners feel at home at the Five-Star French Laundry, tables topped with Limoges china, crystal stemware and floor-length linens, set the tone for the nine-course French or vegetarian tasting menus that change daily but always rely on seasonal produce and organic meats. Dishes are small and prompt contemplation on the perfect marriage of fresh, pristine ingredients on each plate. The affable staff keeps the experience casual and comfortable, yet refined and memorable. Reservations are taken two months in advance, so be prepared if you're hoping to snag a table at this perennially outstanding American classic.


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SALEM – Many roads remain mostly snow covered in southwest Virginia this morning as snow continues to fall. Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) crews and contractors have been plowing and treating roads overnight and will continue plowing throughout the day.
In VDOT's Salem District, Interstate 81 in Roanoke, Botetourt, and Montgomery counties, I-581 in Roanoke County and primary roads (those numbered 1-599) in all counties are in moderate condition, meaning there is ice or snow on major portions of the roadway. I-77 in Carroll County and I-81 in Pulaski County are in severe condition meaning the roads have significant ice or snow and driving on them could be hazardous.
Secondary roads (those numbered 600 and above), bridges and ramps in all counties are in severe condition.
Today, operators will continue to plow and treat Interstate and primary roads until the snow stops. Once the snow stops and these roads are clear, plow drivers will move on to secondary roads.
Drivers should avoid travel until after the storm to allow snow plows the opportunity to plow and treat roadways.
Heavy traffic on a portion of southbound I-81 between mile markers 105 and 117 in Montgomery County is delaying the ability of snow plow drivers to get through the area quickly.
If drivers must go out immediately after the storm they are advised to do the following:
• Check road conditions before leaving home by calling 511 or logging in to 511Virginia.org
• Slow down and allow for extra time to reach your destination
• Be aware of potentially icy areas such as shady spots and bridges
• Keep a safe distance of at least five seconds behind other vehicles and trucks that are plowing the road
• Do not pass snow removal equipment
Traffic and road condition information can be obtained by dialing 511 or visiting 511Virginia.org.
The Salem District includes the counties of Bedford, Botetourt, Carroll, Craig, Floyd, Franklin, Giles, Henry, Montgomery, Patrick, Pulaski and Roanoke.
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


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You might be surprised to learn that your home won't immediately be subject to foreclosure after making a single late mortgage payment. Despite the horror stories that you may have heard about unforgiving mortgage lenders and unsympathetic local housing authorities, the reality of foreclosure is quite a bit messier. In many cases, you may be able to remain in your house for months before being kicked out by your bank or sheriff.
This is because the housing market continues to work through the rash of foreclosures that swept the country in the aftermath of the recent housing crisis. For several years in a row, millions of American homeowners struggling with rising mortgage rates and declining take-home incomes became unable to remain current on their mortgages. In the beginning, the lenders that underwrote their mortgages were able to keep up with the slight uptick in foreclosure rates.
However, the main wave of delinquencies that hit between 2007 and 2010 proved to be overwhelming for most of the hardest-hit lenders. In economically-depressed states like Florida and California, hundreds of thousands of homes formed a massive foreclosure backlog that remains problematic today. Many thousands of foreclosed homes were sold at below-market rates simply to clear the way for a new crop of delinquent properties. Although many property investors were able to snap up discounted properties at these auctions, the mortgage industry collectively suffered hundreds of billions of dollars in losses.
This situation has not yet been fully controlled. Under normal circumstances, you would be at risk for bank seizure within two months of making your last mortgage payment. Today, you might be able to wait as long as six months before being required to find a new place to live. The exact amount of time that you'll be able to remain in your home will depend upon the condition of the housing market in your area. Since foreclosure statistics are typically broken down by county, you should familiarize yourself with the foreclosure rates in your home county. If your local housing market is depressed, you may not be pursued for your delinquency for up to a year.
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Twelve Mintues to Day
Minutes from now, history will repeat itself.
Feelinngs and actions will be created, then brushed off to the past.
Time will stay a routine of sleep and wake - live and die.
But none of that matters.
Because its the memories that tell you the past is of importance, right?
Speaking on those regards
then, if only I could just -
Go back one minute to re-speak the words spoken and re-live the despair I had just felt.
If I could only just rewind two years before, and warn myself of the future I've become.
Then three moments and
four feelings later -
I would not be submerged in the escaping image of you.
Not spending five minutes
to pity and victimize myself at the thought of losing the thought of
Six times have I faltered and struggled, at the very sight of you but even that would not matter.
How can numbers matter,
when seven monthes and eight days have passed by without a concern in
the world?
Since then, I've befriended apathy and disregarded nine - the month of your birthday
What ten and eleven equates to, I've yet to comprehend.
But I know that twelve
minutes later, time will etch into history and strike a new day.
The x-th day of y-month in the year two-thousand z.
Still, nothing will
Not this firm conviction I have for you, or the naivety of my sheer, stubborn will.


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