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2Door Sloping Car Dog Crate by PetPlanet Large: Reviews
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posted on 30/08/2016 20:41:45 by Jill
Quite robust. The dog has fully approved it. Chose it as the doors open at side and end... Meaning we can use it in either car seat or boot. Pleased.
Happy puppy loves her travel crate !
posted on 04/05/2016 14:37:57 by Mr HChristie
Excelent value for money and build quality, my dog is very happy as am I. First class and very fast service from ordering the crate to the dilivery at my door Thank you Pet planet Harry Christie
posted on 11/02/2015 08:46:15 by JanetL
Excellent Very pleased with this dog crate I was looking for a crate to fit my Volvo V50 after much searching I saw some reviews on your site and this gave me the confidence to buy from you Very pleased and as the other person said it fits in my car like a glove Thank You
Neat little car crate and good value
posted on 01/02/2015 09:22:46 by PeteOnTheBorder
We have a fast growing puppy who tore our previous canvas car crate to shreds so this one from Pet Planet looked more promising being wire construction only Very easy to assemble and place in the car The puppy is very comfortable in it and does not try to attack it She leaps in to it when we take her out and it is much more comfortable getting her in and out of the boot now The plastic base is great too Could be slightly sturdier x28thicker metalx29 but otherwise a great crate for a good price Thanks PetPlanet
Cage is great value but it was a bit too small so had to return
posted on 28/01/2015 08:50:28 by Mo
Good product and price excellent service
Large dog crate
posted on 29/11/2014 21:34:10 by EvaL
Had this for a couple of weeks before I got round to opening it but did so today Really easy to assemble and roomy I especially like the two doors as our lurcher is very nervous and is much happier to go inside when he sees he can walk straight out the side
Great Does the job
posted on 28/08/2014 08:03:28 by sally H
At first ordered medium size for our 14 week old border collie but had to exchange for large to give more space As we are using it as a sleeping crate for holidays Only down side Does not fit in boot of our Audi A4 estate car without back seats down Otherwise great for holidays etc
Excellent value for money
posted on 19/08/2014 13:10:14 by Charltongirl
I bought this to crate to fit in my Citroen C3 Picasso A good fit with the seats moved forward slightly My SpringerLab cross puppy is very happy to travel in it and peace of mind for me too as I know hes secure and cant get up to mischief The crate is very lightweight so its easy to lift in and out of the car and folds flat when not in use Happy customer happy pup Thanks Petplanet
Layla loved it
posted on 13/08/2014 20:28:55 by madibreach
Bought the large for me lab collie cross and it was perfect for her She sat happily in the back my focus estate in it
Just the job
posted on 03/04/2014 12:50:52 by jangwin
Fits my car and my large dog. Very good value.
dog cage
posted on 02/04/2014 13:17:40 by Diane
I bought this cage for my dog to fit in my small car and was very happy with it she now has three cages for the other cars shes a very lucky girl if I want another I will certainly buy from you again thank you.
very pleased but not sure its large
posted on 17/03/2014 20:12:33 by simon
I ordered the large crate after reading the reviews particularly the one that mentions a labrador. My 5mth siberian husky had been riding shotgun with me which was ok but the car was filling with hair. The crate fits in the boot space of my car and the pup is happy to ride in it. Although the floor space is big enough for his long limbs the poor fellas ears stick out the top of the crate. Im guessing in a couple of months I'll either have to get an even bigger crate or trust him not to chew the backs of the seats if I allow him to be loose in the boot. A good product though at a good price and delivery was swift.
Large car crate 2 door sloping great value
posted on 26/02/2014 19:02:37 by Jo
I bought the large crate for my dog to fit in my car it fits in great without having to move the seats. Its fit secure and take 2/3 of the boot so I can put my sons cricket bag at the side and still have space for a picnic. The product is great value easy to use and my dog has no problem getting in or out of it. Im not sure if he will fit in it for the whole of his life the size is fine just needs to be taller but apart from that a good car crate but for now its great. The only downfall was the first time I used it I put a blanket in it and when I braked my dog slid to the back of the crate and scared him a bit. I changed the blanket to a bed that fit in the crate straight away now he goes everywhere with me in my car he loves it .
Excellent Purchase
posted on 07/02/2014 09:05:51 by v happy customer
Excellent value for money. We bought the large 2 door sloping cage and it fits well into the rear area of our vehicle as the sloping design allows for closure of the tailgate while still giving the dog a generous amount of floor space and enough headroom to stand and turn around. Our dog is a small xbreed and she is still growing however this cage should be big enough to accommodate her into adulthood so we are all very happy indeed with our purchase.
Great price Great Crate
posted on 30/01/2014 15:43:05 by wendy210
I brought the medium size crate for my cocker spaniel We wanted something that would fit in our Ford Cmax and this crate does the job perfectly leaving plenty of room for shopping bags etc in fact you could fit two medium crates side by side in the boot of a Cmax if you wished I must say I am very pleased with this crate I was worried that for the price it would be flimsy but I was wrong It is easy to put up once in the boot of the car and folds away without any bother for easy storage A great buy Thank you
Excellent value
posted on 21/01/2014 10:02:41 by Ann
Now have a large and a medium which fit side by side into boot of car. Adult lab now upgraded to large while puppy uses medium. Perfect.
2 Happy Dogs
posted on 11/12/2013 19:31:55 by carol300
This cage is excellent value for money it easily assembles in the back of my Ford CMax I have 2 collies and the both fitted in fine in the space Would recommend cage and Pet Planet as ordering and delivery Thanks Pet Planet
Very happy with crate
posted on 24/10/2013 09:04:53 by simms7899
We are very happy with this crate although we do feel that the bottom plastic tray is very flimsy and slippery We have tried putting mats and towels on it to stop our retriever slipping about but it doesnt really work Therefore we use the tray from the crate in our house as it is more of a matt rubber and doesnt rattle and slip about so much The cage does rattle alot when you are driving
Excellent Value for Money
posted on 23/09/2013 23:23:51 by sallyh137
I was looking for a suitable dog crate to fit into my Ford CMax because of the sloping back seats and boot lid I decided on this one because of another review I read about it fitting perfectly in the Ford CMax and that review was right it fits just right The only slight problem is that to open the front door you do have to slightly lift the cage but it is not too much effort to do this Although it has plenty of room for my 4 yr old German Shepherd she is a bit smaller than your average GSD to lay down in she cannot sit up straight so we only use it for short journeys but because it doesnt come up above the back window or the back of the seats it does stop her from barking at anything and everything she sees when in the car All in all a brilliant product and well worth the money
Just What We Needed
posted on 20/12/2012 19:40:10 by lindasheppard53
Bought this to transport our german shepherd puppy to training classes Fits easily into our Subaru Outback estate and can also get it into out Vauxhall Astra sport as long as we have the back seats down assemble in the car and put the puppy in and out from inside the car
Very happy lab
posted on 26/11/2012 22:43:51 by annamccann30
I bought the large cage to go in the back of peugeot sw estate fits perfectly for my 9 month old Labrador who is on the large side He jumped in very easily and very happy just to sit or lie down Ive added a mat into the plastic tray as this makes the dog feel more secure whilst on the move Very happy with this product a great find
Great Item
posted on 17/10/2012 08:46:10 by mickayres01
Brought this for our rescue Staffie for the car its a medium type it fits in the boot of a focus car side ways long ways in focus estate We also uses it as his normal bed Its light easy to use and clean well worth the money Also got the cheaper bed hes a chewer Great Service and delivery as stated
Great Value and service
posted on 10/10/2012 16:43:16 by Robyn
The crate fits perfectly in our car with the slope shape saving so much space Easy to get in and out of the car perfect for taking inside as sleeping crate when travelling Nice and light too Great value and service was excellent The large size is perfect for our Border Collie cross
Dog crate stops mad collie eating car
posted on 07/06/2012 20:02:38 by bluewilson22
Shouldve bought one years ago then maybe the seat belts would still be intact as well as my sanity Excellent valueand importantlyvery little rattling
Puppy Loves ItGreat Value
posted on 06/05/2012 17:26:15 by Luka
Bought for exuberant new puppy who now calmly travels happily and comfy, also bought crate mat. Easy to assemble and great value for money. Hassle free to order and prompt delivery even although ordered on a Bank Holiday weekend
Great Value
posted on 17/04/2012 13:22:23 by Lynne G
Super prompt delivery Quick and easy to assemble Also folds flat for easy storage when not in use
very pleased
posted on 12/04/2012 20:57:30 by Julie C
bought the large size for our lively Labrador and it fits either way in the Volvo V50 estatePut it up in the house with bedding in and she walked in and curled up quite happily Very prompt service from Petplanet
Brlliant value
posted on 21/03/2012 20:30:27 by Tess
Much better quality than i was expecting for the price Nice and spacious for our 6 month old cockerpoo and her bed
Very good value
posted on 13/03/2012 11:27:29 by lyndabunch
Arrived very promptly and of very good quality
Great fit
posted on 06/03/2012 20:56:37 by djking213
This is an excellent cage for the moneyIt fits like a glove too in the volvo v50 boot
Great value
posted on 11/02/2012 08:53:36 by Sue
Have had to send it back as I didnt measure the car boot costly mistake But have now ordered smaller one So please do measure your car boot space
Like it
posted on 02/02/2012 09:54:41 by babsiegirl
Bought this cage for our slightly bigger than medium sized cross breed to go in the back of our estate mondeo It fits perfectly thanks to two doors we were able to put the cage in narrow side facing the boot opening therefore we still have plenty of space for our shoppingpushchair etc Dog fits the cage pefectly althoug sometimes she bangs her head on the roof of the cage when going over the bumps only because she wants to sit up and look out of the window not to miss a thing We set the cage up in the living room first and put her bed in it She went in withoug fuss so we gave her lots of treats so she gets used to it as shes never been in the cage like this before Worked to treat when putting her in the cage in the car next day The only downside to the cage is it rattles only slightly when the dog is not in there but its nothing that couple of cable ties or bungee rope wouldnt put right Very pleased with the purchase
Superb Value
posted on 30/01/2012 21:50:03 by Dee
I bought this as a second pen for up the mother in laws house for when she is dog sitting Super value for money excellent size and my two Bichons love being in it Excellent value for money
posted on 28/01/2012 15:29:22 by megansmum
Large size Fits perfectly in my car Audi A6 Avant leaving me boot space at the side as well Delivered promptly have had these cages before and would highly recommend they are very good value for money Only complaint is that the box was damaged by courier one of the front bars was bent as a result putting the door out of line however bent it back and all fine if broken would have returned for replacement
posted on 26/01/2012 22:01:55 by mannerings
A good price and it does exactly what it says on the web site Good value for money
Brilliant product fantastic customer service
posted on 17/12/2011 22:28:34 by Mrs R
cant fault this Excellent value for money We bought a second smaller one after receiving this one for our other dog They sent the wrong one but were very apologetic gave a slight discount and sorted us out with the correct one with no fuss whatsoever I will definitely recommend this company and this product
Great Value
posted on 10/11/2011 15:43:27 by alanirish54
I bought the large crate it fits perfect in my car the Peugeot 3008 very fast delivery and for the price the crate is spot on
Super Value would recommend
posted on 01/11/2011 21:26:03 by KK
large great crate fitted my Audi A6 well
posted on 20/10/2011 11:20:09 by LP
good value and fitted A6 boot well have upgraded from Medium which was a bit of a squeeze for my 5 month Cockerpoo
My Pet loves it
posted on 17/10/2011 09:05:57 by carolrober
This cage is great and plenty of room for my dog The only problem is that it was a bit to big for my hatchback so I do have to put the seats down but not a real problem Nice value
Good cage
posted on 14/09/2011 18:11:21 by mikey
Chose this cage as a previous reviewer advised large size is Ok for Ford Kuga we had problems getting other quite small cages to fit Fits fine collapses easily good value does the job ie protects my wifes car from the ravages of our deranged rescue dog over 1000 worth of previous damage to car interiors to date
Great design
posted on 14/09/2011 17:02:54 by marley xx
Fits very well into our hatchback citroen Enough room for the dog who is a border collie Used when we are carrying other passengers or on a very dirty walk Great service by pet planet
Well Made Good Value
posted on 18/08/2011 09:13:36 by marcmcg
Our 1st dog cage we are well pleased It is easy to assemble collapse fits into the back of our estate car with space to spare finally very important our springer is completely at home in it
Excellent value
posted on 14/08/2011 20:57:50 by Jackie
Large crate fits Ford Kuga ex large would be too big This was brilliant for my GSD puppy but I think it will be too small for him by the time hes 7 months old
Lucy the dog loves it
posted on 02/08/2011 09:25:01 by ScouseAl
Wanted this for carriage of dog in back of estate car from England to France and back Dog was happier than on previous trips think she felt more secure and no risk if her getting amongst the other baggage Very successful decent quality and she has taken to sleeping in it inside the house too
great value
posted on 13/07/2011 08:29:33 by kirsten
Great value for money does rattle a bit in the car.
Stress buster
posted on 12/07/2011 23:41:25 by Dog lover
Delivered quickly. Tia my pup is not keen to go into it but settles after a few mins which is just as well as I cant drive with a pup trying to sit on my knee.
Good value
posted on 15/04/2011 18:44:29 by rtbpritch
Just the job for our standard Poodle But make sure that the gate will open if there is a lip on your car boot
Excellent Item
posted on 06/04/2011 09:55:13 by carolynwilkin
A well designed dog cage and very easy to assemble. A good size for my rather large 5 month old puppy.
Great Value
posted on 24/03/2011 19:33:34 by steve209
great value product,easy to put in and take out of the car. collapses easily to remove from car
Perfect solution
posted on 23/03/2011 20:35:07 by S Wheeler
Having hunted for ages for an off-the-shelf cage for a Volvo V50 and a border collie, I was beginning to think I'd have to go for the expensive bespoke option. But then I found this and it's fantastic. The dog has plenty of room and the cage fits perfectly in the boot, even leaving a bit of room down the side for the wellies.
good value
posted on 18/03/2011 19:05:02 by almondfm
Good cage to fit in rear of Range Rover.Good customer service and fast delivery.Tray was damaged but a new one was quickly delivered. Will use this company again.
Excellent all round
posted on 10/03/2011 11:05:25 by K-Butler2
The process of buying this dog cage was really easy and the cage was delivered on time. It fits perfectly into the back of the car and is being well used. Excellent product and service. Would not hesitate to recommend
Fantastic value and excellent quality.
posted on 02/03/2011 11:22:28 by Lara
Easy to set up and use.Easy to clean with two door access. Puppy very happy in it. Thank you.
Great Cage
posted on 28/02/2011 19:37:33 by Magnolia
Bought this cage for my year old staffy...he loved it! The 5 hour journey was hassle free and he was very comfortable and at ease in it. He also slept in this on our holiday and was more than comfortable. A really good buy, we are more than happy with our purchase. I would recommend this cage without hesitation.
Great product and speedy delivery
posted on 23/02/2011 13:48:47 by markandtracey33
Ordered a large dog cage on your website on Sunday 20th February. Had an e-mail response by Tuesday 22nd Feb and the cage arrived today (23rd). Great service and a great product ideal for our needs at a reasonable cost. We have a Lab/collie X and a large cage is just right and fits the boot space of our Ford Kuga without having to fold the rear seats down
VGood Value and V Strong
posted on 22/02/2011 15:00:12
I bought it for our very strong Boxer Perfect size and strength. Good Quality & Good Price
great value
posted on 01/01/2011 13:07:11 by Ella
Great Product - Large is too Large for a Focus though
posted on 22/11/2010 12:37:45 by daniel-bond
This is a great product and no complaints on the build quality, the large is slightly too big for my boot so ill be returning the item and ordering a medium!
posted on 01/04/2010 20:04:43 by Liz
I bought this cage for my Jack Russell as when we were out of the house he tended to go slightly mad and run around barking. Now we have the cage set up he loves it. We leave the door open while we are in the house and he comes and go when he pleases. Its nice to know now that when we are out he has a place where he feels safe and comfortable. Would recommend to anyone who has a small dog. Its not really big enough for a larger one I dont think as there doesnt seem to be much room to move around. Other than that, was great value for money with a fast delivery.
Excellent value
posted on 11/03/2010 18:30:33 by anndp
Brilliant delivery 2 days. Unfortunately we got the size wrong but PetPlanet arranged collection. Very helpful staff. Have ordered a different size, hope we got the size right this time.
Crates the way forward
posted on 06/02/2010 11:42:41 by lauragrundy
Bought the crate a few ago and within a few days the wife had our GSD X puppy trained within a week.It has certainely made a big difference from using a basket. When its bed time she goes in and no more howling and soiling the kitchen during the night. We should have bought this crate a lot earlier. Hopefully the large crate will do as the puppy is 12 weeks old and getting bigger
Excellent item.
posted on 22/10/2009 23:24:36 by smith9
Dog transport cage. Very easy to erect. An excellent product. Delivered quickly, very versatile, fits in all our vehicles and does the job it's intended for.
Just right
posted on 16/10/2009 14:50:53 by kathy-donaldson
The large dog car crate was just as described and fitted perfectly into the back of our car - the two sloping sides enable the crate to fit long-ways into the boot still leaving space for other clutter.
Excellent all round
posted on 07/10/2009 09:37:35 by andrewsadd
We purchased our first ever item from Petplanet and found the service, item and price outstanding. The crate looks very neat, trendy with its black finish, fits perfectly in our car and best of all pup Lizzie loves it. She has used it both indoors and in the car. Would definitely recommend to others without hesitation. Excellent all round
Great for the Car
posted on 07/04/2009 20:09:10
We have a Ford C-Max and the crate fits really well in the boot. Prior to buying the crate we had Ford fitted dog guards, but these were not quick release, so when we wanted to make full use of the boot for moving bikes / luggage etc, it was a bit of a bind. The crate is easy to lift in and out, and although our dog is fairly good at staying in the car on demand, there was always the possibility that she could jump out in her excitement! In addition, we can secure the crate and leave the boot open in some circumstances, so the dog overheating in the car is not such an issue. All in all, a good, practical buy.
posted on 16/03/2009 20:13:18 by stephanieh
this is the second crate I have brought -this one is for in the car my weimi loves them both
Perfect for my dog
posted on 04/03/2009 11:54:00 by carolynwilderspin
really good all round dog cage for my car. Gives the dog lots of space as well as having sloping sides to fit easily into your boot. Works well indoors as well, as not too heavy to handle
Large Car Dog Cage
posted on 25/02/2009 19:13:41 by www-stev
I purchased this large car dog cage and is a perfect fit for my Ford C Max mpv and my miniature schnauzer!Excellent buy,bought something simular from Argos and sent it back load of rubbish! Your model is by far superior.Very pleased with this.fantastic quick free delivery 2 days Thanks! Steve Cureton Mid Glamorgan.
posted on 09/11/2008 09:05:51 by jaytee
Delivered within 24hrs paid �2 for express delivery. Very easy to put up, only point to keep in mind is that the 'sloping front' referred to in the description is actually the sloping sides as shown, this means that in hatchback mine is a Honda Civic it may still be necessary to fold down the back seats to accommodate the slope of the glass in the hatchback door. This may only be applicable to the larger ones. Good buy though - me and pooch very pleased with ours!
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'Mr. Go' looks to be both the best and worst baseball movie of all time
I guess if American filmmakers can turn a 12-year-old kid into a major league pitcher like they did in "Rookie of the Year," then Asian filmmakers can make a gigantic gorilla a baseball player, like they've done in the ridiculous-looking new movie "Mr. Go."
The film — which hit theaters this week in Korea and China — is about a Chinese gorilla named Ling Ling that leaves the circus to become a home run-smacking baseball player in the Korean Baseball Organization named Mr. Go. Sounds totally plausible, right?
Actually, it sounds like the craziest baseball movie I've ever heard of. And also a good reason to invest in Rosetta Stone, 'cause I need to see this movie. It sounds like the baseball equivalent of "Sharknado."
Here's an apparent scene from the movie — I think, I dunno, YouTube just recommended I watch it. It's pretty baseball specific, and also totally indicative of what you'll expect from a $25 million film about a baseball-playing gorilla. Can't wait for the sequel, when Mr. Go comes to MLB after a huge bidding war, then gets busted for PEDs.
Oh, and I think it's pretty obvious that Mr. Go shakes up the Fantasy Fantasy Baseball draft board something serious.
BLS H/N: For The Win
Baseball season's in full swing. Don't miss a thing.
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TWO pals are set to embark on a gruelling challenge across the Sahara Desert to raise vital funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Sophie Bashall from Preston and Alli Croft from Clitheroe will take part in the week long trek across the world's largest hot desert between November 2 and 9 and are hoping to raise £1,900 each for local Marie Curie nurses.
The pair said: "This challenge is going to be extremely tough for us, neither of us have ever done anything like this before.
"Some of the dunes will be greater than the height of Pendle Hill! There will be no cold drinks, no toilets, no showers and extreme temperatures! But it's all for an extremely worthwhile cause that we really want to support"
To help raise the funds for the pair have organised a Midsummer Ball on Friday June 13 at The Inn at Whitewell in Clitheroe, the event will include a four course dinner, pre-dinner drinks and entertainment. For ticket sales and information call the Lancashire Fundraising office on 01254 855042.
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March 31, 2014
Providence, R.I.-Rhode Island College senior center fielder
Stacy Pokora (Wilton, CT) was named the Little East Conference
Softball Player of the Week for her performance in a 2-2 week for
the Anchorwomen.
Pokora hit .636 (7-for-11) with three
extra base hits, four runs scored and eight RBI. She recorded a
double and two home runs to post a 1.273 slugging percentage.
Pokora went a combined 4-for-5 with three runs scored and five RBI
to lead the Anchorwomen to a Little East sweep over UMass Boston on
March 29. Earlier in the week, Pokora was 2-for-3 with a home run
and three RBI at nationally-ranked Wheaton College (Mass.).
For the season, she has played in 14 games, starting
all of them. Pokora is batting .333 (12-for-36) to go along with 10
runs scored, 12 hits, two doubles, two homers, nine RBI and eight
stolen bases. She owns a .556 slugging percentage, a .432 on-base
percentage and a .842 fielding percentage.
Head Coach Janice DiNobile's team is currently
5-9 overall and 2-0 in the Little East.
In upcoming action, Rhode Island
College will host Bridgewater State for a doubleheader on Tuesday,
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Only in Cleveland. St. Ignatius graduate Brian Hoyer starts for a flu-ridden Jason Campbell and leads the Browns to an 18-16 win over the Bears in which punter Spencer Lanning, filling in for injured kicker Shayne Graham, boots the game-winning field goal. Cool story, right? It was the fourth game of the preseason and almost all of the starters were resting, but the Browns finished the preseason 3-1 and look much improved from 2012. That's what we should take from Thursday's meaningless exhibition. Here, though, listeners to WKRK-FM, 92.3 this morning were greeted by morning show hosts Kevin Kiley and Chuck Booms discussing how Hoyer — a favorite of Browns general manager Mike Lombardi — looks better than Brandon Weeden. Kiley and Booms were clear that the opposition — Bears second- and third-teamers — was inferior, but they were impressed by Hoyer's makeup. His delivery, his presence, his poise, his mechanics — all seemed superior to Weeden in the hosts' minds. On the same night Hoyer threw for 307 yards with a touchdown, two interceptions and an 81.5 rating, the following happened on the final night of the NFL preseason:
Jordan Palmer, brother of Carson, started for the Bears and was 11-for-17 for 111 yards with a TD, no picks and a 102.8 rating.
Derek Anderson — yes, that Derek Anderson — was 10-for-15 for 220 yards, two TDs, zero interceptions and a near-perfect 149.3 rating in the Panthers' rout of the Steelers.
Thad Lewis — another former Browns QB — was 7-for-16 for 132 yards, a TD, no picks and a 93.8 rating for the Bills.
Matt Simms (don't worry, I had never heard of him either) completed 33 of 44 passes for 285 yards and a 91.6 rating for the Jets.
Kellen Clemens — a favorite of Bernie Kosar — was 13-for-18 for 188 yards and a 105.8 rating for the Rams.
What's it all mean?
Hoyer might be as good as Lombardi, Kiley and Booms thinks he is.
Or he might be no better than Matt Simms and Jordan Palmer. OK, he's definitely better than Jordan Palmer.
Until the regular season begins, however, the stats are meaningless.
There are plenty of preseason all-stars — remember Daniel Jeremiah's tweet about the highest-rated passers during the 2012 preseason — who never make an impact in the league.
Kiley and Booms know that as well as anyone.
Maybe they were just getting everyone stirred up for their last show before a long weekend.
If so, mission accomplished. (Another Cleveland staple: We can be sure the hosts' comments on Hoyer will generate sports talk discussion for the remainder of the day, and maybe longer. I also realize that by writing this I am part of the problem. But, hey, share this blog with all of your friends!)
Or maybe Kiley and Booms really believe in Hoyer after watching him play against the Bears' subs.
Here's hoping Weeden gets off to a good start this season and squashes all of the chatter.
If he doesn't, we know what will follow.
Cleveland sports fans know quarterback controversies almost as well as they do heartbreak.
Here, the former often goes hand-in-hand with the latter.
Here, the former is a topic that is manufactured as often as it is real.
Help arrives for the Tribe — sort of
On Thursday, we wrote that the Indians' offense needed some help. Later that night, Tribe GM Chris Antonetti delivered an outfielder who hit 30 home runs in 2012. OK, that's the positive spin on the Indians' acquisition of Jason Kubel. In reality, the Tribe is hoping to get lucky on a player the Diamondbacks designated for assignment on Tuesday. Kubel is batting .220 with five homers, 32 RBI, a .612 OPS and a Mark Reynolds-like 82 strikeouts in 241 at-bats this season. He has had two big years in the big leagues — 2012 with Arizona (30 homers, 93 RBI and an .833 OPS) and 2009 with Minnesota (a .300 average, 28 homers, 103 RBI and a .908 OPS). Kubel has a track record of being a mediocre hitter (.265 career) with power who strikes out a lot (a career norm of one K per 4.3 at-bats). With the Tribe, he should fit right in. In late August, the waiver-wire pickings are always slim. Kubel is no Marlon Byrd, but he can't be much worse than what we've seen from Drew Stubbs, Michael Bourn and Co. this month. You can follow me on Twitter for sports information and analysis, but not updates on Derek Anderson's quest to unseat Cam Newton as the Panthers' starting quarterback.


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Calado beats Bottas to first GP3 pole
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27 August 2011 – Britain's James Calado has taken a maiden pole position for Saturday afternoon's opening GP3 race at Spa. He beats championship-leading team-mate Valtteri Bottas to the front of the grid, with Dutchman Nigel Melker third for RSC Mücke.
Conditions remained as testing as ever at Spa, with very heavy rain overnight having resulted in a drenched track surface. As the lap times came down, the likes of Alexander Sims and Adrian Quaife-Hobbs were first to set the pace.
The true drama began with ten minutes remaining, with ART taking the risk to switch to Slicks; initially the decision looked to be wrong, with Bottas – who topped both practice sessions – some nine full seconds off the pace. However, as the track dried, the decision came good as Calado snatched pole by almost one and a half seconds.
He was followed over the line by a selection of rivals, all unable to match the best effort. Bottas elevated himself to second, ahead of Melker, as António Félix da Costa and Quaife-Hobbs completed the top five.
Championship leader Sims starts way down in 17th after another poor qualifying session, with closest rival Mitch Evans 11th.
Race 1 begins at 5:20pm local time (BST +1)


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Millions of Americans in more than a dozen states from the Great Lakes to New England are under wind chill advisories or warnings.
Wind chills are expected to drop below -30F (-34C) by Saturday night, with gusts to reach 45mph (72kph).
Forecasters predict as many as 15 cities in the Northeast, including Boston, Philadelphia and Washington DC, could see record lows on Sunday, Valentine's Day.
It is the third winter in a row that the polar vortex - an icy blast of air from the North Pole - has punched southward into the US.
The National Weather Service said: "An eddy of the polar vortex over Quebec, along with a reinforcing cold front, is expected to bring the coldest weather of this winter season from the Great Lakes to New England.
"Wind chill warnings and lake effect snow warnings are in effect for these areas, with wind chill readings dropping below -30 degrees by Saturday night.
"Actual temperatures will also be frigid with highs in the single digits and teens, and subzero lows across much of upstate New York and New England."
The cold has already been blamed for a reported three deaths in a pile-up involving more than 50 vehicles in Pennsylvania on Saturday.
Emergency services battled snow and freezing temperatures to reach multiple casualties at the scene on Interstate 78.
State police said weather was probably a factor in the crash, reports PennLive.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has warned city-dwellers to heed the weather warnings and take "extreme precautions" over the weekend.
He urged residents to check on vulnerable family members, friends and neighbours.
"Extremely cold weather can be life-threatening, especially for seniors, infants and people with medical conditions," he said.
He said homeless people would be brought by city workers to shelters or hospitals.
The cold has forced organisers to cancel an ice festival on Saturday in Central Park.
Racing officials have also cancelled all meetings at New York's Aqueduct Racetrack.
Apart from the odd snow flurry in the nation's capital on Saturday morning, the region is not expected to see a repeat of last month's blizzards.
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A Fine Dining Room for a Festive Family
Christina and Gavin moved from a small downtown condo to a sprawling 1960s ranch style house just outside the city. But, moving from a small condo to a large house has left them shy on furniture -- especially in the dining room. They have a great space for big family dinners, and nowhere for everyone to sit and eat! With a big family feast in mind, I assembled the trades to create the perfect dining room!


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The Society for Conservation Biology (SCB) is an international professional organization dedicated to promoting the scientific study of the phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity. The Society's membership comprises a wide range of people interested in the conservation and study of biological diversity: resource managers, educators, government and private conservation workers, and students make up the more than 10,000 members world-wide.
The Toronto Chapter
The SCB has a mulititude of local chapters across the globe. We are one of these local chapters, which provide an opportunity for SCB members to engage in conservation at the local level. We strive to build a network of active conservation biologists from the three local academic research universities – University of Toronto, York University and Ryerson University, as well as government, non-government and private agencies operating within the Greater Toronto Area. Our goal is to facilitate discussion of and solutions to urban conservation biology issues that threaten the function of Toronto's local ecosystems. This includes land use transformation, reduction of biological diversity, loss of native species, among other relevant issues. To this end, we aim to host formal lectures with local expert participants, hold informal conservation biology philosophy discussions, form policy statements to influence municipal government decisions, and involve the local community in the practive of conservation science.
Board Executive
The Toronto Chapter Executive consists of the following positions. Click on the link to find out more about the current elected members.
President: Michelle Dileo
Vice-president: Amanda Xuereb
Secretary: Ekaterina Hult
Treasurer: Jennifer Chivers
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Member-at-large: Ilona Naujokaitis-Lewis
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New members are always welcome.
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My mom is in a nursing home,I'm selling her home and have a buyer with cash, medicaid says I need to sell it for alot more. will they pursue it if I go ahead and sell against their wishes?
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Frank Rozanc Frank J. Rozanc, Esq.
If you sell against their wishes, they may make your mother ineligible for Medicaid for a period of time corresponding to the amount of money they value the house at, as opposed to the actual purchase price.
Answered on 7/10/10, 5:17 pm
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Over the course of the past year, I've written openly and honestly about my personal struggles with my physical health and with the emotional toll going through a divorce takes on a person. It's been a hard twelve-or-so months, and like many people dealing with a concentrated period of stress and pain, I've consistently found solace in my kitchen cupboard during this tough time. Right or wrong, good or bad, food became a crutch that got me through the rough patches — and my current pants size most definitely reflects that.
But let it be noted that with the exception of a brief, somewhat dark time during my early 20s when I lived almost exclusively on ramen noodles and cigarettes (*shudder*), I've never been anything close to what you might call a skinny girl. I've always been a woman who had voluminous curves and loved them, even when my shape didn't reflect the prevailing fashion (remember that horrible "heroin chic" era? GAH.). I've personally never, ever felt angst over not being a size 2, or heck, even a size 6 for that matter. HOWEVER. There's a clear, obvious difference — to me, as someone who knows my body well — between womanly curves and lumpy unhealthiness. My friends, I have crossed solidly over into lumpy territory.
*shakes fist at kitchen cupboard*
Now, I could beat myself up about this, sure. But who among us hasn't gone through a tough time and sought solace where they perhaps shouldn't have? Who hasn't indulged overly much to "reward" themselves for getting through days when life seemed overwhelming and hard? I NEEDED those cookies to get me through, is what I'm saying. DON'T YOU JUDGE ME.
But all kidding aside, the truth is that I've now hit that dreaded point where a fairly good portion of my clothes simply no longer fit me. Including every single pair of jeans I own. EVERY. SINGLE. PAIR. And I love wearing jeans.
Something clearly must be done, and fast.
So instead of rewarding myself with food, I decided that from here on out I'm going to start rewarding myself with aspirational clothing — pieces I dearly want and would love to wear, but in something more aligned with a size reflecting a healthy weight for my body than my current, cookie-bloated size.
Enter Levi's Bold Curve Jeans.
Yep, that's right. I actually went out last week and snagged myself a pair of Classic Bold Curve Bootcut in the Broken Black Wash — a nicely worn, dark blue hue — in the pants size I want and need to be in. I've long been a fan of the stylish versatility of the boot cut — I can't abide the clinginess of skinny jeans, honestly — and these lovelies will be waiting for me to slip them on when I hit my weight loss goal. Now that's something worth giving up cookies for, right?
I know lots of moms who've struggled with their weight after having kids, and who like me need some incentive to let go of the cookies (or just stop shoveling leftover mac and cheese into their mouths over the sink — pick your poison). Do you have any "aspirational" pieces of clothing — jeans, or something else — you use to help get yourself back on track and into a healthier size? Let me know in comments!
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On November 14, the U.S. Treasury Department released the Final Regulations implementing the Foreign Investment and National Security Act of 2007 (FINSA) which expands the authority, scope, and size of the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States (CFIUS) and requires increased congressional oversight of CFIUS decisions.
The regulations cater to the spirit of the Bush Administration's policy to support international investment that promotes economic growth, productivity, competitiveness, and job creation while stressing that such investment must be consistent with the protection of the national security. While regulations will likely have a net positive impact on the U.S. investment regime, only time and practice will reveal the actual effectiveness of the new regulations in carrying out FINSA legislation while preserving the open investment climate upon which the U.S. economy relies. Whether CFIUS gets that time will depend on President-elect Barack Obama's foreign investment policy.
Implementing FINSA Reforms
The United States generally welcomes foreign investors and provides them nondiscriminatory access to investment opportunities. While the bulk of foreign investment in America generates no threat to national security, the Exon-Florio provision was implemented in 1988 to ensure that foreign direct investment remains benign.[1] The provision was designed "to suspend or prohibit any foreign acquisition, merger or takeover of a U.S. corporation that is determined to threaten the national security of the United States." Per Executive Order 11858, Exon-Florio is carried out by CFIUS, an inter-agency committee chaired by the U.S. Treasury and composed of representatives from the 12 federal agencies and departments that monitor foreign investment. In order to reduce the economic cost of delaying investment, CFIUS conducts its reviews in as timely a manner as possible.
The practice of foreign investors voluntarily notifying CFIUS of acquisitions that may need review will continue. The incentive for firms to notify the CFIUS process voluntarily is strong; firms that should notify CFIUS of an acquisition but do not remain subject indefinitely to divestment or other negative actions by the President. Under the new rules, CFIUS may also initiate reviews and investigations and may enter into preliminary consultations with foreign investors to identify any problems before an official review is started. Because the amount of information required to initiate a filing has been expanded, CFIUS will need to guard against data requirements forming an unnecessary barrier to foreign investment.
Under FINSA and the new implementing regulations, CFIUS will continue the 30-day reviews of planned foreign acquisitions, followed by additional 45-day evaluations for exceptional cases. At the end of an extended review, a report is provided to the President, who then has up to 15 days to announce whether the investment is approved. Importantly, FINSA increases the extent of CFIUS reporting to Congress in a way that should ensure that vital national interests are looked after without politicizing the foreign investment vetting process.
Flexible Regulations
With FINSA reform, the secretary of energy joins the attorney general and the secretaries of commerce, defense, homeland security, and state as CFIUS agencies. Additionally, the director of national intelligence is mandated to provide CFIUS independent analysis of the potential national security implications of transactions, and the secretary of labor will advise CFIUS on U.S. labor laws. The President may add additional members as needed. The Treasury will continue to chair CFIUS and will assign appropriate agencies to lead responsibility for investigations.
FINSA expands the range of investment transactions falling under CFIUS review and mandates additional CFIUS scrutiny of transactions where a foreign government--or an entity controlled by a foreign government--seeks to acquire and control a U.S. asset. Additionally, FINSA increases the scope of CFIUS review to consider transactions involving critical U.S. infrastructure essential to national security. Mandatory investigations may be avoided if senior officials in Treasury and lead agencies grant an exception or if investors conclude mitigation agreements to address national security concerns associated with foreign control of a U.S. asset.
CFIUS needs this flexibility to differentiate the level of investigation required for each case. A foreign government-owned company headquartered in an ally country that competes fairly should not automatically face a more stringent investment approval process.
Importantly, implementing regulations narrows the scope of transactions covered by CFIUS/FINSA legislation, clearly defines foreign "control" of an asset, and indicates what may constitute "critical infrastructure" on a case-by-case basis. Covered transactions are those mergers, acquisitions, or takeovers that could result in foreign control of a U.S. asset. "Control" represents the ability to exercise "power, direct or indirect, whether or not exercised ... to determine, direct, or decide important matters concerning an entity." With this approach, generally, only non-passive investors in covered transactions will be considered by CFIUS--regardless of the size of their ownership stake.
FINSA codifies CFIUS's authority to re-open approved transactions and impose civil penalties on any party that has submitted false or misleading material information or intentionally and materially breaches a national security agreement aimed at mitigating the risk of the transaction. CFIUS is also mandated to conduct post-approval monitoring of mitigation agreements to ensure the foreign agent's compliance.
Better Security for Investors and Investments
FINSA expanded the scope of CFIUS and strengthened the committee's mandate to evaluate and monitor the national security implications of foreign control of U.S. businesses. However, newly released implementing regulations preserve important flexibilities in defining what transactions are covered by CFIUS, when potential foreign ownership of a domestic asset may represent a threat, and what may be classified as "critical infrastructure." Rather than automatic reviews of specific categories of transactions, CFIUS can review proposed investments based on the individual characteristics of the transaction. While these regulations may result in CFIUS reviewing more transactions than necessary, they reduce the chance that a harmful investment will slip through without proper consideration.
In general, the new rules over FINSA implementation increase the transparency of the CFIUS process and should reduce the level of uncertainty that foreign investors face. Similarly, requirements for additional communication between CFIUS and Congress over CFIUS investigations should help to reduce Congress' uncertainty over the safety of foreign acquisitions. The new implementing regulations may need to be fine-tuned over time, but they are likely to result in a sound balance between America's national and economic security concerns.
Daniella Markheim is Jay Van Andel Senior Trade Policy Analyst in the Center for International Trade and Economics at The Heritage Foundation.
[1] Exon-Florio Amendment, 50 U.S.C. app. § 2170 (1988).


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Monday marked the first day of spring practice for teams in Florida. For Tallahassee (Fla.) North Florida Christian dual-threat quarterback Matt Dobson, it signaled the beginning of his final high school season. A season he is heavily focused on despite a great deal of attention from college coaches.
"Coaches are coming by here but I am focused on us getting better as a team," Dobson said. "I just want to get ready for the season."
The 6-foot-1, 206-pound signal-caller talked about the first day working with his teammates.
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"It is great to get spring practice underway," Dobson said. "It is always exciting to get that first day out of the way. I thought we had a good first day."
Some of his teammates at North Florida Christian are new transfers, including a pair of locals in senior offensive linemen Drew Sarvary, who came from Leon, and junior all-purpose back Marcus Clark, who came from Chiles.
"We have some new guys that have come in and they fit in really well," Dobson said. "They just have to learn the offense, all of the different pieces and all of the different plays. They are getting it. That is what the spring is for, to learn the offense."
As for those college recruiters, Dobson has been forewarned to expect them in droves.
"A pile of them," Dobson said when asked who was coming to visit. "Georgia Tech was by here today. North Carolina State, Western Kentucky, TCU, Nebraska, Florida State, Auburn, and Alabama, a whole bunch of schools coming by here this spring."
Georgia Tech, as well as Florida International, have extended an offer to Dobson. He says the Yellow Jackets, who he most recently visited in April, are amongst his top schools.
"They are probably the frontrunner right now but I don't have a clear favorite," Dobson said. "It is very open right now. I am open to anybody really."
In addition to Georgia Tech, Dobson said he has had a lot of communication with N.C. State, Western Kentucky, Florida International, South Florida, and a few others. He said that he is going to give all of them a lot of attention and try and find the best fit for him.
"I am just going to research these schools and find what is the best fit for me," Dobson said.
One major factor in determining the best fit for him will be the position they want him for. Dobson said he would prefer to play quarterback at the next level, but some schools such as Alabama and South Florida are looking at him as a safety.
This summer, Dobson said he plans to attend a few different team camps but doesn't know his schedule at this point.


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quote:Originally posted by EliseTOK, what's the weirdest ingredient you know of being put into chili? Tequila and coffee are as weird as I ever dared, but I once had a boyfriend who swore by cigar ashes! He'd stand at the stove, a cigar in his mouth, lazily stirring and tapping ashes into the pot. I just couldn't bring myself to eat it....I might now that I'm older and more daring.
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quote:actually the chocolate/cinnamon would be very Mexican!(we're talking Mole sauce here folks) Many Texas recipes call for the addition of one or both these ingrediants! By the way the chocolate is cocoa powder not milk chocolate candy.
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Hierarchical Divine Liturgy, Archbishop Demetrios Presiding
We are blessed this morning to celebrate the Divine Liturgy with Archbishop Demetrios of America, the Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church in America, Exarch of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and Chairman of the Holy Eparchial Synod of Bishops.
This service prepares us for this week's commemoration of the Entrance of the Theotokos into the Temple. According to the tradition of the Church, the Theotokos was brought to the Temple at three years of age, where she was consecrated to God and spent her days until she was fourteen or fifteen years old; and then, as a mature maiden, by the common counsel of the priests (since her parents had reposed some three years before), she was betrothed to Joseph.


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She entered the story knowing she would emerge from it feeling she had been immersed in the lives of others, in plots that had stretched back twenty years, her body full of sentences and moments, as if awaking from sleep with a heaviness caused by unremembered dreams.
Michael Ondaatje.
from The English Patient
I left New Zealand mid-2003, bound for Istanbul and a new lif. After two years, a Belgian guy lured me into his world, deep in the heart of Europe. For a long time I was an in-process immigrant. One day we married. These days it's about photography, a little red wine and wandering ... and so the journey goes.
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Mark and Kim ... you have such good taste :) I had to smile as I opened your comments one after the other and found similar sentiments.
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Putten, the Netherlands and Pleasanton, CA (PRWEB) December 07, 2012
At this year's UP 2012 Cloud Computing Conference, Cordys joins an international network of cloud computing thought leaders from thousands of organizations to explore a fresh, objective outlook on the challenges and opportunities in leveraging the cloud. To be held December 12th in the South San Francisco Conference Center, the third annual global cloud computing conference brings together cloud enablers and buyers to learn, engage and network.
Recent Cordys-commissioned Forrester research reveals that the advent of cloud broker enables business models, enterprises and small businesses to consume cloud services with unmatched flexibility and economic advantage. Cordys' analyst-lauded cloud platform helps businesses move to the cloud quickly and with minimal risk so they can take advantage of this expanding market and its benefits without delay.
The UP 2012 cloud event will cover the following topics:
- Enterprise Automation and DevOps
- Infrastructure and Operation
- Business Agility and Continuity
- Cloud Mobility
- Transition, Integration and Process Optimization
- Big Data, BI and Knowledge Management
- Standards, Governance and Security
- Cloud Adoption and Case Studies
Cordys invites attendees to meet its team and learn more about its solutions in booth #21. Conference attendees can also engage with Cordys company experts at the following session:
Keys to Service Provider Success: Unify, Differentiate and Accelerate
Glenn Donovan, regional director, Cordys
Wednesday, December 12, 2:40 p.m.
Glenn will describe how Cordys helps cloud service provider customers deliver differentiated products, services and experiences in an agile and flexible framework. He will use case study examples to demonstrate how companies can facilitate various cloud service provider business models with this approach, highlighting the following organizations:
- Canopy, a cloud infrastructure provider
- CloudItalia, an integrated telecommunication and cloud services company
- Getronics, an ICT services provider
Topics for discussion include:
- Vendor agnostic and unified XaaS provisioning and cloud orchestration,
- service aggregation and value-add business applications,
- cloud broker enablement and
- business-friendly self-service interaction.
Cordys is a global provider of cloud platform software that lets you take your business into the cloud quickly and with minimal risk. This analyst-recognized platform has been chosen by Global 2000 enterprises to improve their business operations, deliver better customer service and release additional value from existing IT. The same platform is also used by leading service providers to leverage cloud business opportunities, create new high-value products and services in the cloud, and reduce cost while driving innovation.
The Cordys platform uniquely combines Platform as a Service, enterprise application development, a complete Business Process Management Suite (BPMS) and the next generation of high-productivity middleware.
Headquartered in the Netherlands, Cordys has offices in the Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific. For more information on Cordys please visit http://www.cordys.com; to learn more about Cordys in the cloud applications visit http://www.cordysprocessfactory.com.


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MUMBAI (Reuters) - The Sensex fell on Thursday, snapping a two-day recovery, as State Bank of India fell after bad loans weighed on its third-quarter earnings, while Maruti Suzuki ended lower after exclusion from MSCI index.
Shares briefly turned positive after the wholesale price index (WPI) data, but traders said the Reserve Bank of India would also factor in the persistent current account deficit into its monetary policy decisions, making the outlook for rate cuts over the rest of the year uncertain.
India's annual WPI slowed to 6.62 percent in January, government data showed on Thursday, lower than 7 percent expected in a Reuters poll of economists.
"It's encouraging to see soft WPI numbers, but at the same time we are expecting some announcements in the budget," said Vaibhav Sanghavi, director at Ambit Capital.
The weakness has also accentuated due to constant redemption pressure at domestic institutions, added Sanghavi.
The Sensex fell 0.57 percent, or 110.90 points, to end at 19,497.18.
The broader Nifty fell 0.61 percent, or 36 points, to end at 5,896.95, closing below the psychologically important 5,900 level.
State Bank of India, the country's biggest lender, fell 1.7 percent, after it posted a 4 percent rise in quarterly net profit, its smallest increase in six quarters, as higher provisions for bad loans and slower loan demand in a sluggish economy hurt growth.
Shares in Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MRTI.NS) fell 3.1 percent after MSCI said it would remove the automaker from its MSCI India index after the close of trade on February 28.
Shares in Indian mobile operators including Bharti Airtel Ltd (BRTI.NS) and Reliance Communications Ltd (RLCM.NS) slumped on Thursday after newspaper reports said the government was demanding additional money for their permits and airwaves.
The three companies all declined to comment when contacted by Reuters. DOT officials could not be reached.
Bharti Airtel fell 4.4 percent, Idea Cellular (IDEA.NS) slipped 1.2 percent, while Reliance Communications ended 4.3 percent lower.
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories (REDY.NS) (RDY.N), India's No.2 drugmaker by sales, fell 1.6 percent after reporting a larger-than-expected 29.2 percent drop in quarterly net profit as sales in its key North America market remained muted.
After the market close, Tata Motors Ltd (TAMO.NS) reported a 52 percent decline in quarterly profit, hit by falling margins and rising capital expenditure at its subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover. Tata Motors shares closed down 2.5 percent before the results.
Shares in Sahara Housingfina Corp Ltd (SAHR.BO) fell 7.2 percent after India's markets regulator ordered a freeze on the assets and bank accounts of two other companies belonging to Sahara Group.
Shares in software service exporter Wipro Ltd (WIPR.NS) fell 3.3 percent while power equipment maker Siemens Ltd (SIEM.NS) retreated 4.7 percent on Thursday after India Index Services & Products Ltd said both companies would be removed from the Nifty starting on April 1.
"A corporate action like our demerger of a listed company would generally result in a short-term withdrawal of the scrip from the index as it has been happening in the past where such corporate action had been initiated," Wipro said in a statement.
Wipro also said it expects restoration of the stock into the NSE index upon completion of the split in the next few months.
However, among stocks that gained, iron ore producer NMDC Ltd (NMDC.NS) rose 1.2 percent after India Index Services statement added that it would be included in the Nifty index.
Software services exporters extended Wednesday's gains on hopes of improved earnings in fiscal 2014.
Infosys Ltd (INFY.NS) shares gained 0.8 percent, while Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (TCS.NS) rose 0.9 percent after earlier hitting a new all-time high of 1,455.80 rupees.
Additional reporting by Manoj Dharra; Editing by Anand Basu


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You see his name often in the paper. And usually, there is just a number after it, like 68 or 69. If you follow golf, you'd have asked yourself, How in the world does the same guy keep winning all those events?
That guy is Skip Berkmeyer. He is to local golf what Tiger Woods was once to professional golf. After recently capturing the Missouri Golf Association Stroke Play Championship, Berkmeyer now has 36 titles. And at age 39, he is not getting older, he's getting better. At Meadowbrook, he played 36 holes on a sweltering final day, and shot 70-71 for a five-shot win.
Berkmeyer's resume is thicker than Fetuccine Alfredo: Five Metropolitan Match Play wins, four district titles, three State Amateur victories and one Metropolitan Open. He has has played 37 USGA events and 10 U. S. Amateurs.
Berkmeyer was born to win. His mother, Barbara, has won the State Amateur five times. His wife, Jamie, won it twice. Berkmeyer was not a phenom young because he played too many sports, but he was good enough to be an All-Stater at Chaminade and an NAIA All-American at St. Ambrose College. As the co-owner of All-Star Trophy in Ballwin with his father, Rick, he is allowed to get out and practice and play.
If he would have just played golf as a kid, who knows? He could be on tour. Instead, he is one of our town's greatest amateur players ever. We talked after his most recent win:
The single-most memorable shot of your career?
The best memory was the 1999 Missouri State Amateur. I grew up dreaming to be like Bliss and Holtgrieve. I hit a 10-footer straight up hill to finish.
How do you handle pressure?
My mom gave me the greatest tip. She said everybody gets nervous. It's how you handle it. If it's hard for me, it's hard for the other golfer. Just go through the routine and do the best you can. In golf, you lose way more than you win. You have to remember those good times when there is the most pressure.
Are you better now at age 39, as opposed to age 29?
Yes, I am better now in most facets of the game. The experience helps. I just know more about the game.
How close have you been to turning pro?
Never, never brought it to the conversation. It was not in my cards. I wasn't that good when I was younger.
How long do you want to do this for?
My role is different now. I really enjoy playing against the younger players. I want to help the next generation of young players. I just feel that this is what I am supposed to be doing.
Are you surprised at what has happened to your career at all?
I am not surprised. I am mindful of what happened, but you are only as good as your last round. I have goals left. I want to win the U.S. Mid Amateur. I want to play in the Walker Cup.
1. Faraci's has recently combined my two greatest loves: Their meatballs are now on their pizzas. I had to smoke a cigarette afterwards.
2. Sometimes, I think Twitter is either too nasty or too stupid. I really don't care what an athlete or actor had for lunch, do you?
3. The most important person in the Rams organization right now is offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer. He has the first pick in the draft at QB, an expensive offensive line and a bunch of really fast guys to catch the ball. It's up to him now to make this creative, fun and successful.
4. Yadier Molina is the consensus MVP of the first half. Don't be surprised, though, if the MVP for the season isn't Allen Craig. I am not sure if Albert in his prime was a better hitter with runners in scoring position.
5. I think if you are going to spend almost $5 bucks for a cup of coffee at Starbucks and it's something really feminine like Peppermint Mocha, the least they can do is whisper your name—instead of yelling it out loud for the entire store to know that is you ordering the froufrou drink.


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Elijah Harper — The Man Who Said No, to many Canadians — was remembered as much more by friends and family at funeral events Monday.
Harper, a former Manitoba MLA and MP who was a key figure in shutting down the failed Meech Lake Accord, died Friday as a result of heart failure stemming from diabetes complications. He was 64.
Hundreds of people lined up for a lying in state at the Manitoba Legislative Building Monday afternoon.
Idle No More founder Tanya Kappo flew in from Edmonton to see her beloved family friend and political mentor one last time.
"I'm feeling pretty sad, today. He had been quite ill for some time, but that never makes it easier," Kappo said.
She saw Harper as an inspiration.
"He's one of the major reasons why I decided to get involved in politics," she said. "Not only did he demonstrate to us as indigenous people that there's a time and space for politics outside our community, but there's also a need. And he also brought that to the mainstream as well. That's the whole premise of the idea of the relationship; he created space for us … whether people realize it or not. That's a really important legacy for all Canadians."
He also helped her see past Meech Lake.
"The work he continued afterward — that was probably more impactful than the moment in time when he said 'no,'" she said. "Because he continued to visit indigenous people across the country and the world, to talk about the importance of the relationship and taking our place in the country, that has a long-term impact."
Kappo said Harper "was very much full of joy."
"You see his public persona, he was very quiet, very humble. But privately, I've known him to be a little bit more joyful — he would often remind me of a little boy. Depending on how comfortable he was in a situation … it would be whether or not he would let the inner light out, be a kook, tell funny stories from his travels."
She didn't think of their relationship as extraordinary — "Because he talked to everyone as if they mattered, whether he knew them through family, or whether he was meeting them for the first time. That's a very rare quality for any politician."
Friend Stan Ibrao flew all night from L.A. to pay his respects Monday.
"I told his wife Anita: 'I'll be there. I'll do whatever it takes.' So I'm here."
Ibrao first saw Harper on PBS, during the Meech Lake affair. "And it just inspired me," he said. So two weeks later he arranged a meeting. "We've been like brothers since."
They'd given lectures together, and travelled to Red Sucker Lake.
"I've lost a friend, a dear, dear friend. A man that wanted to make changes," Ibrao said Monday. "He made a lot of changes."
Shawn Atleo, National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, expressed thanks for the outpouring of respect and love at in Harper's honour Monday.
"When my own family learned that I was coming here, they said make sure to tell the family: It's absolute respect but it's deeper than that, it's pure love for a man who stood up, with great courage — in the most humble way, in the most profound manner — said no. And it's the power of the right to stand up and say no, in the face of oppression, his history as a residential school survivor."
But, Atleo said, Harper went further still.
"It's also a legacy that's about saying yes to healing and reconciliation. When he left politics, that's his legacy as well — saying you've got to build bridges with the rest of Canada, the rest of the world."
Harper will be interred in his home community Red Sucker Lake on May 23.


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Welcome to the beginnings of our BOUND Family Webpage. I'm Jan Cortez, and the webmaster of the site. I've never done a family home page, so I'm just not sure where to start, so if you find things a bit out of order, have patience! In time I hope to keep adding more materials that have been collected from the Bound Cousins and become a bit more organized. Your thoughts, comments, and additions are always welcome.
I have never been able to get back any further than my 4th Great Grandfather DAVID BOUND. David was born about 1773, where I have no idea. It has been said that he was from England, and also from New Jersey. I've heard Bound Brook, NJ, and the town was named after him and his family, but, I have done more disproving that than proving it. I've also heard he was from Tom's River, NJ. Have never found anything on that either, so I continue to search.
The earliest I have found David Bound is in Cranbury, Middlesex Co., NJ, where he married my 4th Great Grandmother CATHARINE SNEDEKER in February of 1793 at the First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury.


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LAHORE: After sustaining profitability for three and a half decades, Pakistan Railways Advisory and Consultancy Services (Pracs) registered an annual loss of Rs11 million primarily due to the insolvent condition of its parent – Pakistan Railways (PR).
Pracs, which manages PR's financial activities through commercial and consultancy projects, has been affected to a great extent due to trains being inactive. The main source of income of the ancillary is the commercial management of PR's passenger trains. Currently, Pracs is active in the commercial management of only the Hazara Express, from which it is earning Rs10 million annually. The other service, Rohi Express is currently suspended on the orders of the railways administration due to lack of locomotives.
The number of booking centres has also been reduced to 20 from 27 all over Pakistan due to the PR's bad health. Pracs received Rs1.6 million monthly merely from the reservation office in Lahore city railways station when 340 trains were operational, presently the figure has dipped below Rs0.4 million as most of the coach services are suspended.
This is the first time that Pracs is in loss, which created panic among the employees, said Pracs Assistant Director Commercialisation Khalid Bashir, while talking to The Express Tribune. "This is mainly due to the lower number of projects that we are executing currently," he added.
"We are directly linked with the condition of PR. Despite the downfall of the national rail, Pracs managed to remain in profit throughout its history; however the bad situation of railways has now started to haunt us," Bashir said. He, however, added that Pracs has already started to implement precautionary measures like curtailing its expenses and working to obtain new projects such as the commercial contracts of Rail Cars and Karachi Express.
PR was earning Rs88.1 million annually, a handsome profit, only from the commercialisation of 3 trains ration against the contracts given to Pracs despite the 60% profit which Pracs achieved as per agreement. The amount which railways were getting at present from Pracs stood at Rs200 million, as only a single service is operational.
Previously, Pracs was also offering catering services in eight express trains and earning Rs27 million annually of which 95% was transferred to PR's account as per agreement, that contract was not in service due to the railways condition.
Pracs is also bearing the expenses of 20 retired railway officials hired specifically for the project of rehabilitating 96 locomotives, however till date no work in this regard has been initiated and the officers are just enjoying luxury pays and perks. The management considered these officers a big burden on the organisation and considers them as one of the reasons for the loss for the financial year 2011-2012.
The consultant has assets of Rs400 million deposited in different banks as strategic reserves. "We have managed to overcome our losses via utilising our reserves," Bashir said. Pracs has 800 employees, and if situation persists then it will be hard to handle the financial affairs of the organisation as the only revenue drivers for Pracs is the execution of projects which are at a record low, he added.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 1st, 2012.


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Tamaqua news
Band festival
The 15th Annual Land of the Running Water Marching Band Adjudication, hosted by the Tamaqua Area Raider Marching Band, will be held Sept. 24 at the Tamaqua High School Sports Stadium. This year's event will feature a dozen participating local high school marching bands; including Bangor, Emmaus, Exeter Township, Hamburg, Mahanoy Area, Minersville, Panther Valley, Pottsville Area, Southern Lehigh, Tri Valley, Williams Valley and Wilson.
Gates will open at 5 p.m.and the competition will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Internet security
A free Internet security class, entitled "the Dangers We Face," will be held Sept. 29 at the New Life Assembly of God Church on Schuylkill Avenue. The class will begin at 7 p.m. and will introduce participants to the everyday dangers found on the Internet, whether accessed by desktop or laptop computers, cell phones or other mobile devices
To register, contact the Tamaqua Chamber of Commerce at (570) 668-1880 or email email@example.com.
Calvary UM
The Rev. Brian Reading will officiate at this Sunday's 10:25 a.m. worship service in Calvary Evangelical United Methodist Church. Sunday school classes meet at 9:15 a.m.
Also on Sunday, an evening of praise, worship and Bible study will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Tabernacle Family Life Pavilion.
Wednesday prayer and praise services are held at 7 p.m. in the church.
Bethany EC
The Rev. Kevin Roberts will officiate at the 10:30 a.m. worship service this Sunday in Bethany Evangelical Congregational Church. Nursery care is provided. Sunday school classes will be held at 9:30 a.m.
Activities for next week will include: Tuesday, Prayer time at 8:30 a.m.; Wednesday, Tamaqua Youth Ministry will meet at 6:30 p.m.
A new GriefShare group is forming and will begin meeting on Sept. 21. GriefShare is a ministry for people dealing with the loss of a loved one. Meetings will be held Wednesdays, at 6:30 p.m., at Bethany. The 13-week sessions are Biblically based and non denomination. For more information, call (570) 668-2520.
First Methodist
Gideon Sunday will be observed this week in First United Methodist Church. Floyd Zimmerman will present the message at the 10:45 a.m. worship service. Children's Sunday school will be held at the service time. Adult Sunday school will meet at 9:30 a.m.
Activities for next week include: Monday, Board of Trustees meets at 6 p.m., Administrative Board meets at 7 p.m.; Tuesday, quilters meet at 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday, Senior Choir rehearsal at 7:30 p.m.
A new Bible study program, "Prayers of Jesus," will begin at 7 p.m. on Sept. 27. A morning session will also be available, beginning at 11 a.m. on Sept. 28. The sessions will then be held weekly through Nov. 16. For more information, or to register, call (570) 668-3344.
Zion Lewistown
The Rev. Sunny Stock will officiate at the 10:45 a.m. worship service this Sunday in Zion Church in the Lewistown Valley. A children's service will be included. Sunday school classes will be held at 9:30 a.m.
St. John Lutheran
The Rev. Phyllis Wolford will officiate at the 9:15 a.m. worship service this Sunday in St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church. Sunday school and Confirmation classes will meet at 10:30 a.m.
Also on Sunday, the Allegro Bell Choir will rehearse at noon.
Activities for next week include: Monday, Learning Ministry Committee meets at 6:30 p.m.; Thursday, Angel Choir rehearsal at 6 p.m., Shepherd Choir meets at 6:30 p.m. and Chancel/Adult Choir rehearses at 6:30 p.m.; Saturday, garden maintenance will be done between 8 a.m. and noon.


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Mary Hunt Kahlenberg, native-textile expert, dies at 71
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Mary Hunt Kahlenberg, a curator and collector of native textiles whose exhibition on Navajo blankets, organized at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 1972, broke with tradition by presenting Navajo weaving as fine art, died Oct. 27 at her home in Santa Fe, N.M. She was 71. Kahlenberg led the costume and textile department at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art when she organized "The Navajo Blanket'' with Anthony Berlant, an artist, collector and dealer.
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In some sense we should be grateful that a few months have passed by without our fans being labelled racists or told they're part of the problem when it comes to discrimination in football. It was nice while it lasted. A recent statement by the FA has once again thrown the issue of "the Y word" onto the front pages however, and a new chapter in this ridiculous saga looks set to open.
This recent outburst from the FA comes a few months after the last time our fan base was attacked and told to stop chanting the word Yid at matches. Its easy to see the Society of Black Lawyers also taking this opportunity to throw their two cents in once again. It just baffles me that these two bodies can continue to push this campaign against Tottenham fans without taking a moment to look at the other genuine acts of discrimination in football that are happening around them.
The FA are trying to take a fantastic show of strength by Tottenham, to not allow other fan groups to use the Jewish following and heritage that the club has in a derogatory way, and make Spurs fans look like the problem.
Is a word mentioned when West Ham and Chelsea fans make hissing noises to resemble the sound of gas chambers at matches against Spurs?
Did they make a statement last year when Lazio ultras chanted anti-Semitic songs before attacking Spurs fans the day before a Europa League game?
These are examples of genuine discrimination against the Jewish religion by other football fans, but rather than single out the fan groups behind these incidents and tell the word that they're the problem, Spurs fans are told to stop chanting songs that show our pride and solidarity with the Jewish support group and basis that the club has.
Recent events in international football make this outburst by the FA seem even more out of place. Just days after English fans were attacked in Ukraine, a country with football fan groups known to have wide-spread racist elements, the FA aren't concentrating on a violent battering that their own home supporters took but are spending their time giving Tottenham fans a kicking of their own.
It's hard to see what changes can be made that will close the book on this issue for good. Dialogue between the FA and Tottenham fan groups who actually know what they're talking about may well be the way forward. One thing we know for certain is that the word Yid is here to stay at Tottenham Hotspur.
Come On You Spurs
Yid Army
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ChevronTexaco Board of Directors Visit Astana
This is news concerning ChevronTexaco but issued by a ChevronTexaco subsidiary and archived here for record purpose.
ASTANA, Sept. 23, 2002 -- ChevronTexaco's Eurasia business unit today announced the arrival in Astana of a delegation of ChevronTexaco Corp. board of directors, accompanied by ChevronTexaco Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David J. O'Reilly and other senior company representatives.
This is the first time Astana has hosted the full board of ChevronTexaco directors. The company is of one of the largest multinational companies operating in partnership with Kazakhstan.
ChevronTexaco's board members are successful and experienced representatives from business, government and academia. Among other responsibilities, directors oversee the company's strategic business and planning process.
Periodic visits such as this one to Kazakhstan and to other areas where the company has major operations, provide board members a greater understanding of company operations and assist them in meeting their oversight responsibilities.
ChevronTexaco is partnered with Kazakhstan and others in the giant Tengizchevroil project. The company is also in a joint venture in the Karachagnak gas and condensate field in northwest Kazakhstan, and has an ownership interest in the North Bazachi oil field in western Kazakhstan. ChevronTexaco us also a major shareholder in the Caspian Pipeline that transports Tengiz and other oil to the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk.
While in Astana, ChevronTexaco directors will meet with President N. A. Nazarbaev, and with other members of Kazakhstani government. The agenda includes matters related to cooperation between the Republic of Kazakhstan and ChevronTexaco Corp., including Tengiz expansion projects and the investment attractiveness of the republic for foreign investors.
ChevronTexaco is a leader in the global energy business with wide-ranging activities in more than 180 countries. ChevronTexaco is the fourth-largest energy company in terms of global oil and gas reserves (more than 11 billion barrels of oil and gas equivalent) and oil and natural gas production (2.7 million barrels of oil and gas equivalent per day). It has the capacity to refine more than 2 million barrels per day, sells more than 5 million barrels of fuel and products daily and owns or has interest in more than 25,000 retail outlets under Chevron, Texaco and Caltex brands.
[Read more about this historic visit.]
Updated: September 2002