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RELEGATION drama? This season has seen plenty of it with what seems half of the Ladbrokes Premiership scrambling about frantically trying to escape its clutches over the last few months.
We're not finished yet, either, in what is now Survival Saturday between Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Hamilton Accies.
Richie Foran's Caley takes on a demob-happy Motherwell in the Highlands tomorrow knowing only a win will be enough to keep any hope alive.
Accies, just one point ahead with a seemingly unassailable goal difference, host Dundee well aware this would be as good a time as any to stop a run of four straight defeats.
The magnitude of the drama, heartache and delirium was perhaps even higher if we turn the clock back. May 2010 is our year, a pre-plastic Rugby Park is the setting.
Kilmarnock and Falkirk met in the final game of the SPL campaign with the home team needing just a draw to escape the clutches of relegation, while the visitors needed to take everything to stay up.
In the end Kilmarnock clung to a 0-0 in front of over 10,000 fans, the Ayrshire side's honour maintained.
It is not an afternoon that will leave the memory any time soon for those involved.
"I have experiences of big games but that was something else," said Jimmy Calderwood, the man brought in halfway through the 2009/2010 to keep Kilmarnock in the top flight.
"We had a really good team. We should have won the game but at the end the draw was enough. Getting over the line was all that I cared about.
"You wouldn't want to be in that situation when one of your friends is involved. You get these kind of things and it's so, so nerve-wracking."
Going into that final game of the season just two points above Falkirk, Calderwood can recall the butterflies striking a manager who in his previous post had marched Aberdeen into the Allianz Arena in Germany.
"One of the most stressful afternoons of my managerial career? You've got that spot on!
"When you are behind you know you have to win, but it was different for us.
"For Inverness, they know against Motherwell they are going to have to take chances. They don't have the luxury of knowing a point may just be enough.
"I don't normally get worked up about things like that, you have confidence to deal with it. But every manager would say it is absolutely the worst thing to deal with.
"You are potentially going to drop down to a smaller league. I've been doing a couple of things for Donald Findlay and Cowdenbeath and they have a massive game against East Kilbride in a similar situation. I'm just lucky I'm not involved."
Of course, safety is not guaranteed for the team who gets the less stinky end of the stick. A play-off against either Falkirk or Dundee United will beckon for the Premiership's second-most mince team.
"You look at these things and I had Iain Vigurs at Ross County.
He is a great player. You think of some of your ex-players and hope it goes well for them," said the 62-year-old.
"I've seen a lot of Hamilton this year and up until five weeks ago they were cruising. It's a great club and I don't know what's happened.
"It could just be a loss of confidence. For me, Hamilton deserve to stay up but they are on a slide.
"For Inverness? They are a big club. Richie is a great lad and a good footballer. It's a difficult for one. You just don't wish it on anyone"


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Editor's note: This profile was originally published May 12, 2000.
Music has always been a big part of Colleen Bruhy's life.
She was born into a musical family in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. "My mom played banjo, my dad violin, and my sister and I traded off on saxophone and sang together," said this smiling, impeccably dressed and made up woman, who has been selling May Kay Cosmetics for the last 15 years.
To that mix, add a friend they called "Grandma" on the piano, and you had Walt Shaw's Orchestra, a group that played Saturday night dances at Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion halls all over the Nebraska panhandle.
Of course, the kind of music her mother and father played at the time was primarily waltzes and foxtrots. With the addition of their daughters, the ensemble's repertoire expanded to include the hot music of the times: jazz and swing -- songs you could jitterbug to.
At Scottsbluff High, Bruhy played in the orchestra and the marching band, and sang in the choir.During her senior year, she was drum major of the band.
"We had jam sessions back then," she enthused. "Where kids now run around in cars, we'd walk to someone's house to play music. My mother was a teacher, and said that on her way home she could hear us at least two blocks away!"
To this day, when Bruhy and her sister visit once a year, "shoot, yes!" they still sing together.
After moving to Klamath in 1962, Bruhy was at first not active with the local arts community.Then in 1980, five years after marrying her husband Jim, who had sung with a barbershop group in Salinas, Calif., she got involved with Lighthouse Repertory Theatre and met the Del Norte County barbershoppers.
One of the early barbershop quartets in our community was the Blue Stars, comprised of John Metcalf, Bob Brissenden, Jim Bruhy and Sammy Sampson."When they'd have a 'sing out'," said Bruhy, "the ladies would get together and sing, too."
The "ladies" formed their first official quartet in 1985, the same year that the Coastal Aires chartered their own organization as a part of the international Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America (S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A.)
Several years later, after two others came and went, Bruhy became the director of the ladies chorus -- the Coastal Classics."A director I'm not, but I will direct until you find somebody else," she told the Classics."That was eight years ago," she said, with a twinkle in her eye, "I think they're still looking.They put up with me, anyway."
She's come a long way for someone who has only taken one voice lesson in her life."I didn't like it, so I quit," she commented on that subject.
"We'd love to have people join us!" she said, speaking for the Coastal Aires and the Coastal Classics.Both groups practice once a week, on Mondays from 7to 9 p.m. The men meet at Bess Maxwell School, and the Classics at Joe Hamilton."You don't have to know how to read music," she emphasized.
Bruhy will be both directing the Coastal Classics and singing in the Accidental Four quartet at Saturday night's Barbershop 2000.

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Samsung, the leading manufacturer of Android phones worldwide, has just unveiled its music-steeped smartphone named Galaxy Music. Amid the ongoing legal tussle between the Korean electronics giant and Apple, the former, with its Galaxy Music, is taking major strides in the battle for pole position in the highly competitive smartphone market.
The Korean company has released in dizzying succession a variety of gadgets in its effort of providing consumers a broad range of choices and this has largely shifted the momentum in favor of Samsung in terms of total sales volume. The release of Galaxy Music, dubbed as the smallest Android smartphone in the market today, is expected to strengthen their hold of top spot as it now offers an Android smartphone loaded with music-centric features that specifically target music lovers.
The Samsung Galaxy Music, which is an entry-level Android gadget, comes out of the box operating on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. It is bruited to score high when it comes to top-end music player features and audio quality. Samsung has also confirmed that a dual-SIM variant of the Android smartphone will also be released and this will be known as Galaxy Music Duos.
With the introduction of this music-centric device, Samsung is clearly poised in establishing a strong hold of youth customers. The Samsung Galaxy Music was the subject of rumors and unverified reports for several days prior to the company's official announcement. It is packed with a variety of enhanced features that target users who love music. These include a couple of front-facing speakers and a dedicated button for easy and convenient access of various video and music playback functions. Other key features of the gadget include Smart Volume, SRS and Sound Alive. The Galaxy Music supports a diverse range of music formats and these include WMA, FLAC, IMY, MID, AMR-WB, eACC+, OGG, WAV, MP3, ACC and ACC+. Additionally, this music-centric gadget has also integrated an FM Tuner that is supported by RDS technology.
The Samsung Galaxy Music boasts of a 3-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. It comes with a 3MP camera on the gadget's back side and powered by an 850MHz single core processor. This is matched by 512 RAM and an internal storage of 4GB. The Android gadget is powered by a 1300MAh battery and this is sufficient enough for a day of uninterrupted operation and with his power source, users can expect continuous music playback for up to 20 hours. Samsung Galaxy music supports EDGE/GPRS, HSUPA and HSDPA connectivity.
The Galaxy Music comes preloaded several enhanced applications and these include Google Search, Google Plus, Google Talk, Google Maps, Gmail, Google Play, ChatON IM. Samsung has not provided any details on the price and launch date of the gadget, but it is expected that these details will be announced soon.


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Pretoria - The government is in favour of a media free from "proxies", opposition political parties and commercial interests, government spokesperson Jimmy Manyi said on Monday.
Manyi, who heads the government communication service (GCIS) said: "This government is pro a free media. It is a constitutional requirement. But the media must understand its freedom. It needs to be free from other interests."
The media could not be "a proxy for other stakeholders" and had it wanted to, the government had a big enough majority in Parliament to pass the proposed protection of information bill unhindered by opposition parties, said Manyi.
He had been encouraged by the "robustness of discussions" on the proposed legislation.
Asked if he thought there was any media free from influence, he said: "It is for you to make that call. We don't want to do that."
He said the government would like to see a more diversified media.
Ag what what!!!, A "controlled" media is not freedom of speech. Just say it: you don't like the media snooping around if you've just been caught in corruption....
What "controlled" media are you talking about?
This article is about the media getting intimidated by the government.
"had it wanted to, the government had a big enough majority in Parliament to pass the proposed protection of information bill unhindered" is blatant open raw intimidation.
The media should take the government to court because intimidation is ILLEGAL!
Dear Government,
When your actions reflect your fanciful words of freedom, maybe we might begin to believe you. For now, you are hypocritical flatulence blow holes!!
Manyi baby, stop sprouting sh1t !!!
If you want a media "free from influence", take the first flight to Mars.
I, "Joe Public", for one is one of the BIGGEST "influences" on the media and I expect them to nail you lazy, incompetent and corrupt lot in government ! AND that is just for starters......
As usual, Jimmy Manyi wants a free press, - on his terms and within his definition of freedom. OK then, it can work both ways. I want taxation on my terms and within my own definition.
What a communist!
You can say that again. The ANC is Marxist!
@York - Please show me where in the ANC's constitution are they Marxist. The ANC turned so anti communist in 1990, that Madiba even lied about ever being a member of the SACP when the negotiations with the NP started. Something that would not have mattered at that time, but it was all part of the ANC's tactic to take all credit for the struggle. Why do you think they were so calm when Chris Hani was murdered?
Here is a quote from Madiba himself
"There will always be those who say that the Communists were using us. But who is to say that we were not using them?"
"The media could not be "a proxy for other stakeholders" and had it wanted to, the government had a big enough majority in Parliament to pass the proposed protection of information bill unhindered by opposition parties, said Manyi."
SO Manyi, what you are saying here, is that the ANC does not give a rats a$$ about the citizens of SA, nor democracy, and had there not been such a HUGE outcry on the bill from the public and opposition parties VIA the MEDIA, the ANC would have just voted in and ratified the bill? I love the logic that you guys use (not).
You throw words like this around to "wield" your almighty governmental power, but I tell you this - some of the citizens of SA are not stupid and don't take your ignorant rants as gospel...
Does this moron even understand the cr@p that comes out of his mouth!
If we (taxpayers)wanted to we could take government to court for passing an unconstitutional bill. Your attempts to pass the secrecy bill will be fruitless. Jimmy, we are not threatened by you. You are a cronie trying to protect your corrupt comrades. Shame, your buddy Julie-ass has a problem and you are now trying to help him
This government is trying to set up a Media Appeals Tribunal (likely unconstitutional), withhold advertising from media that "doesn't support government's message" and force through an almost certainly unconstitutional Bill to hide Information and Manyi expects us to believe that government is in favour of a free press?
Excuse me while I die laughing.
Funny! in favour of free media... best joke all day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"This beer is pro a free government. It is a constitutional requirement. But the government must understand its freedom. It needs to be free from other interests."
"The ANC could not be "a proxy for other stakeholders" and had they wanted to, the people had a big enough majority to vote them out unhindered"
"Asked if he thought there was any government free from influence, he said: "No, but the amount of influence can be limited with transparency and severe punishment for corrupt politicians"
He said he would like to see a more diversified government.
The 'other stakeholders' are the public, who is exactly who the media should be catering to. '..pro free media' Well then look the word up because I am not sure you understadn it yourself.
Hey, these ANC dudes can LIE!!!
A free media provided they only ask the questions that we the ANC government wants to answer, tell it like it is you blithering idiot.
A free media - media "free of opposition political parties". I'd be worried if such a statement came from an intelligent person. But from a dummy racist like manyi, it's just funny.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] It is the second part of the documentary premiered in 2011, eyes closed in Latin America. At the scene of plunder and pollution extending across the continent at the hands of transnational exposed in that documentary, happens here the vast array of social resistance from Mexico to Paraguay and from Peru to Uruguay, to Argentina. The film denounces the continuous attacks on land and territories, but also exposes the responses of populations facing this model of plunder and death. You can watch Los ojos abiertos de América Latina online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Spanish at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
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Runtime: 120 minutes
120-minute film (full movie) directed by Miguel Mirra.
The original audio of Los ojos abiertos de América Latina has dialogues in or Spanish, it was produced in Argentina.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2013.
Screenplay written by Miguel Mirra.
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Bureau of Reclamation workers pushed the buttons and opened the Dickinson Dam a bit this morning to release water from Patterson Lake in conjunction with the spring thaw.
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Inventory DB ??
Hi Guys
I thought asking this question here and maybe one of the MOD's will forward it to the right place. Sorry for any inconvenience caused!
Ok here we go ...
My friend recently opened a Tyre & Garage , where he will be selling & mounting Summer tires + winter tires as well Summer&Winter tires (2 in 1)
He got no cashier and currently using double sided paper for customers.
Never the less I know a bit of Database and thought if I can create an Inventory Database that keeps track of Stock as well then automatically deducts amount - for every sale it has been generated.
I think it might need 2 or possibly 3 tables (correct me if I am wrong)
Stock table + Sales table + not_sure_what_other_table
Anyway ... this is what it should work / do:
- input & record all tires (winter + summer and sum&win tires)
- produce a receipt for every sale and also record all sales (date,amount etc)
In a sense, I kind of have a picture of what to do but NOT CERTAIN.
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Rory McIlroy has admitted "it's going to be hard to get over" his dramatic loss in the Honda Classic but vowed "to get myself into a similar position in Doral and to do a better job".
The Ulsterman will play in the highly exclusive - and almost certainly "lucrative" - pro-member at the Seminole Golf Club, a course that once turned down Jack Nicklaus for membership. McIlroy, who rose from eighth in the world to sixth, will then travel up to Miami and compete here at this week's WGC Cadillac Championship desperate to cap a fine start to the season with the victory to give it validation.
Nobody can argue that McIlroy is not in a better place than this time last year. Twelve months ago, McIlroy had missed the cut at Abu Dhabi, lost in the first round of the WGC Match Play and had walked off midway through his second round at the Honda. This year he already has two runner-up finishes and another top 10 to his name.
McIlroy is determined to see the positives following an event in which he led for the first three rounds, before the 74 which placed him into a four-hole play-off eventually won by another 24-year-old, the American Russell Henley. He is obviously concerned to have lost the killer touch which saw him win five times in 2012, but McIlroy is refusing to panic with the Masters six weeks away.
"It is very disappointing, but it was a decent week," he said. "I got myself into contention again. It was my third stroke-play event of the year and the third time I've been in contention with a chance to win. I haven't been able to sort of walk through that door but I feel like the more times I knock on that door, I'll eventually step through it."
The worry for McIlroy must be the calibre of leaderboard on which he failed to prevail. McIlroy held a two-shot over Henley going into the final round and would not have believed that a 72 for his playing partner would lead to victory. Ryan Palmer and Scotland's Russell Knox were the others to make the play-off. The former has not won for four years and the latter is still trying to establish himself on the PGA Tour.
In short, McIlroy is in a different league to the trio, but found himself pegged back and over-taken. Perhaps it is time for another chat with Jack Nicklaus. Three years ago, the pair had dinner when the 18-time major champion told the young maestro that lesser rivals would always be more inclined to beat themselves than him. Nicklaus repeated the sentiment as McIlroy laboured on a back nine which was essentially wrecked by a double bogey on the 16th and a bogey on the 17th.
"One thing that Rory's got to think about here is who's on the leader board," Nicklaus said. "When I was playing we used to have Johnny Miller on the leader board, or we had Tom Weiskopf, or Tom Watson, or Arnold, or Gary, or Trevino, who you know were going to finish. These guys are kind of unproven. They're all good players, but Rory is a proven player and Rory should have the advantage coming down the stretch with them."
McIlroy did not, but he now recalls what it takes to get over that line. "I just need to be mentally strong," he said. "That was a perfect opportunity to win. No one was really coming at me. I started at 12-under and eight-under under got in the play-off. So I'm just thinking, play those last few holes just solid. It's tough to take at the minute but I'll sleep it off. It's a new week and try to get myself back into contention next week at Doral."
Knox would have been here in Doral, not to mention Augusta, if it had been he, and not Henley, who had birdied the first extra hole. But the 28-year-old from Inverness, who has been based in Jacksonville since enrolling in college there 10 years ago, is taking so much from his performance as he tries, at the second attempt, to establish himself on the PGA Tour.
"My game is improving every week and I felt that was a position I should be in," Knox said. "I'm confident in my game and was very pleased with my finish. I didn't win obviously but my previous best finish on the PGA Tour was tied ninth, so how can I be disappointed?"
His mood is in direct contrast to that of Tiger Woods. The world No 1 withdrew after 13 holes of the last round at the PGA National citing back pain. Woods, who has begun the year with a missed cut at Torrey Pines, a tie for 41st Dubai and now this WD, will receive treatment for the next few days and is confident of defending his title here. But with Masters fast approaching, he is clearly in a race against time.


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Dungeon tiles are game elements exclusive to Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team and its sequel. In each dungeon, the floor is made up of square sections called "dungeon tiles." The square shape is typically not evident if a player is simply looking at the floor, but the tiles can be seen by performing certain actions.
Dungeon tiles
- Stairs - To further advance in a dungeon, a player must find the stairs. On the last floor of most dungeons, it will take the team out of the dungeon. The stairs can go up or down, depending on if the player is to descend to the dungeon's basement floor or to the top of it.
- Warp Points - Warp Points are found at the last floor of some optional dungeons. It instantly warps the team out of the dungeon.
- Wonder Tile - Varying numbers of these can be found on a floor, if the dungeon contains them at all. If there is a yellow arrow above the player's or partner's head (indicating a status problem such as lowered defense, accuracy, etc.), stepping on one of these will restore the normal state. However, it also cancels stat increments of the Pokémon.
- Carpet - If the player finds a Kecleon shop, items are placed on these. The player may either buy or steal the items; however, thieves are confronted by many high-level Kecleon.
Traps are special dungeon tiles that makes the game harder to play. These tiles can make the team's Pokémon lose HP, PP, inflict status ailments, etc. These tiles will not affect enemy Pokémon unless spawned by a player's Trapper Orb. Issue #47 of Pokémon News claims that at least Pitfall Traps are appearing because of recent natural disasters.
|Chestnut Trap
|When stepped on, it will drop chestnuts onto the Pokémon who stepped on it, taking away 10 HP.
|Pitfall Trap
|If the player steps on it, it will inflict 5 HP damage and drop the team one floor below. (This can be helpful if the dungeon moves downwards) When an ally steps on it, the team member will be instantly removed from the dungeon. If a client as part of a mission steps on it, the mission fails and the team will return to base.
|Sticky Trap
|If the player steps on this tile, it will make the player's hold item sticky. A sticky item cannot be removed if it is a held item, and it will be rendered useless until the dungeon is completed. If an ally steps on it, it will make their hold item sticky. If the player steps on the tile and is not holding an item, a random item in the inventory will become sticky. If an ally is not holding an item and steps on it, nothing will happen. Stickiness can be removed with a Cleanse Orb. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky the player can also have them cleaned by Lickilicky in the Secret Bazaar for the price of 100.
|Selfdestruct Trap
|This tile explodes when stepped on, and does damage to Pokémon within a 1-tile radius. It will take away half of the player's and allies current HP, and does 40 damage to wild Pokémon. It also destroys items and walls within the radius. If a Pokémon with the Ability Drizzle or Damp is present on the floor, or if the current weather is Rain, the tile will have no effect. Fire-type Pokémon will only take half damage.
|Explosion Trap
|Similar to the Selfdestruct Trap, this tile explodes when stepped on and does damage to Pokémon within a 2-tile radius. It will take away half of the player's and allies current HP, and does 80 damage to wild Pokémon. It also destroys items and walls within the radius. If a Pokémon with the Ability Drizzle or Damp is present on the floor, or if the current weather is Rain, the tile will have no effect. Fire-type Pokémon will only take half damage.
|Warp Trap
|This tile warps any Pokémon who steps on it to a random floor tile on the same floor.
|Spiked Tile
|Any Pokémon that steps on a Spiked Tile will lose 20 HP. This tile can only be planted in rooms with the move Spikes.
|Grimy Trap
|A random few Apples, Big Apples, Huge Apples, Golden Apples, Chestnuts, Bananas, Gummis, or other edible food sources in the player's bag will be turned into Grimy Food. Grimy Food restores the player's Belly by 30, but gives a status condition. Pokémon with a Survivalist IQ can sometimes bypass this side effect. This trap has no effect on items in the bag when activated by allies.
|Slow Trap
|Temporarily lowers the Pokémon's Speed by one.
|Spin Trap
|Inflicts the Confuse condition on the Pokémon who stepped on it.
|Pokémon Trap
All unclaimed items in the same room turn into enemy Pokémon of the species that naturally occur on that floor. Items found in Kecleon Shops are not affected.
|PP-Zero Trap
|The Pokémon who triggered the Trap will have one of its moves' PP reduced to 0.
|Seal Trap
|One move belonging to the Pokémon who stepped on this tile can no longer be used. This wears off upon reaching the next floor; a Heal Seed, Rest, Healing Wish, or Lunar Dance can also remove the seal. The Ability Guts activates if the Pokémon has a sealed move.
|Mud Trap
|Mud splashes up from this Trap, lowering any of the Pokémon's Stats including accuracy.
|Slumber Trap
|This Trap puts the Pokémon who stepped on it to sleep.
|Summon Trap
|Up to 4 Pokémon that are naturally found on that floor will appear on the squares adjacent to this Trap.
|Gust Trap
|Sends the Pokémon that triggered the trap flying 10 squares in a random direction. If the Pokémon hits another Pokémon or a wall it will lose 5 HP (as will the other Pokémon in the former case), and if it lands on a tile that it cannot walk on, it will warp.
|Poison Trap
|Inflicts the Poison condition on any Pokémon who steps on it. Won't work on Poison-type or Steel-type Pokémon, or those with the Ability Immunity.
|Trip Trap
|Makes the Pokémon who stepped on it trip and drop its held item.
|Grudge Trap
|Warps all wild Pokémon around the Pokémon that triggered the trap and gives all wild Pokémon on the floor "grudge" status. This usually results in all power points being drained away. This trap is exclusive to certain dungeons in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky, such as Destiny Tower and Inferno Cave.
|Random Trap
|Can become any type of trap in the game. The Random Trap will not work if it is drizzling or is there is a Pokémon with Damp on the floor. This trap affects all team members in the room. As with the Grudge Trap, this one is also an Explorers of Sky exclusive.
There are many other tiles present, which limits the access to only specific Pokémon.
- Water tiles - Special areas of water, which only Water-type Pokémon, Pokémon who fly or levitate, and Pokémon with the IQ skill All-Terrain Hiker can walk through. Dive can only be used on these tiles and Dig cannot be used on these tiles.
- Lava - Special areas of lava, which only Fire-type Pokémon, Pokémon who fly or levitate, and Pokémon with the IQ skill All-Terrain Hiker can walk through. However, a Pokémon that is not a Fire-type or that does not have the Lava Walker IQ Skill will be burned when walking through lava. Dig cannot be used on these tiles.
- Walls - Walls surround dungeons; however, some Pokémon which seem to fly or levitate, such as Ghost-type Pokémon, can pass through on top of them. However, passing through walls makes the belly drop five times faster than the average speed (strangely, this only applies to the player and not to partners or enemies). Walls can also be passed through if the player uses a Mobile Orb, holds a Mobile Scarf, or has the IQ skill Super Mobile or Absolute Mover.
- Air - Holes in the dungeon's floor that can only be crossed by Flying/Levitating Pokémon or those with the IQ skill All-Terrain Hiker. Dig cannot be used on these tiles.
|Special tiles in the Pokémon games
| Cave tile • Hole • Ice tile • Ledge • Marsh tile • Puddle • Sand tile • Snow tile
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Starting 2015, Mazda will produce an open-top two-seater sports car for Fiat's Alfa Romeo brand at its Hiroshima, Japan factory. The Final Agreement has been recently signed. The two companies have previously made a joint announcement about this impending agreement on May 23, 2012. The new Alfa Romeo roadster is intended for the global market.
It will be based on the next-generation Mazda MX-5's architecture. Under the agreement, Mazda and Fiat will both develop two differentiated roadsters that will feature rear-wheel drive and will each have their own unique style. Specific proprietary engines particular for each brand will be used to power the Mazda and Alfa Romeo variants.
Through this deal, Mazda seeks to improve development and production efficiency and revive enthusiasm for open-top two-seater sports cars worldwide. What Fiat gets from this collaboration is that it will be allowed to offer a modern interpretation of the classic Alfa Romeo roadster that uses the newest technical solutions, aiding Alfa Romeo to attain its estimated targets by 2016.


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1942: "Female 'Firsts' in Local 48"
Journeyman Ann Bruce
Change is hard. No doubt. But since it was a matter of life or death for our nation, IBEW Local 48 decided to admit its first female into the union. She was Ann Bruce. She started work on her birthday, April 30, 1942. We were under attack from Imperial Japan and Nazi Germany. Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Commander in Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, appealed to his fellow Americans, "I ask your help. On behalf of all your fighting sons, brothers and husbands whom I command in the Pacific, I ask that every skilled man and woman in America who can work in a shipyard [to] volunteer immediately."
Hundreds of thousands of men and women poured into military service. That left the trades bereft of skilled craftsmen. Who would answer Admiral Nimitz's cry for help to win the war? Bruce and other women, as well as other minorities, that's who!
Bruce's husband was an invalid. She had a six-year-old daughter. She could use the income and liked working with her hands. She needed training, and so arranged for childcare and took courses in aviation sheet metal and marine wiring. Bruce went to work at Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation, the first shipyard in the country to hire women workers. She was likely the first woman admitted to IBEW Local 48. She wouldn't be the last. She was the first woman in Oregon to receive a journeyman lectrician's card, according to the International Brotherhood.
"I've never worked with a finer bunch of men and have never done anything in all my life that I like so well," Bruce said in "Kaiser Yards Founded on Union Cooperation," published in the November 1942 issue of the IBEW's The Journal of Electrical Workers and Operators.
Marie Gleason in 1962
Another shipyard electrician who achieved the status of journeyman was Marie Gleason. She achieved "first in the nation" status in 1962 when Local 48 Business Manager Hub Harrison, pictured with her in the Oregon Labor Press photo to the right, signed her up for her pension. Gleason was he first female among 17,000 men to earn full benefits under IBEW's retirement plan.
Gender played no role when Local 48 hired its first manager of its newly chartered Federal Credit Union, in 1954, a female named Lois Burnside.
NECA/IBEW Local 48 created an "equal opportunity" gateway into the electrical industry in 1963, forming a Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC).
The first female to turn out as a journeyman in the postwar era was an African American Charlene Molden. She began her apprenticeship in 1973, blazing the way into the trade for other
women to follow. Dozens of other women would likewise gain their journeyman's ticket before the end of the decade.
Keith Edwards, a trailblazer himself as the first black business manager of Local 48, recalled "Charlye" for her high-spirited grit. She endured what today might be regarded as sexual harassment but her response was to give as good as she got.
"We had a job shack, and back then the guys put Playboy pictures up on the wall. She said she had a problem with that. They said, 'Ah, too bad.' So, she went and got some Playgirl pictures and put them up on the wall. All the Playboy pictures came down," said Edwards.
Nancy Bock
Nancy Bock got involved in the Local 48 leadership, becoming the first female journeyman elected to the Executive Board where she served as recording secretary in 1986 and later as vice president in 1989. Bock ran
on a platform of prosperity for members as a way of promoting diversity and equality.
Other women won awards as valued employees, community volunteers and recognition for their just plain hard work, many of them "first" in their role. In 1984, women JATC grads comprised 20% of the electricians hired
by McCoy Electric to renovate the historic Paramount Theater. In 1987, EC Company selected JATC graduate Sandra Carr as its "Outstanding Electrician" from among 160 employees. In 1993, JATC hired Nancy Mason to diversify programs. A year later, of the 714 applicants for JATC, 9.8% were women, 17.2%, minorities. The trend continued in 1999 with JATC's move to a new $6 million NECA/IBEW Electrical Training Center (NIETC).
In 2007, following his election as business manager, Clif Davis hired Nancy Cary as the union's first female business representative and Donna Hammond, its first black female business representative.
Bridget Quinn accepting "Women of Vision" award
In 2011, NIETC training director Rod Belisle recruited Bridget Quinn as the first female Workforce Development Coordinator. Belisle assigned Quinn, a Local 48 journeyman electrician with shop steward experience working for Dynalectric Oregon, to reach out to women and minorities who were curious about the trade but who had no friends or relatives in the union.
"I think the greatest barrier has been that a lot of these folks don't come from a community with a big construction background. If you don't see somebody or know somebody growing up who works in the construction field, then you don't think of it as an option. Later on down the road, they can be role models for their siblings or community," Quinn said. In the summer of 2014, Quinn won the Daily Journal of Commerce "Women of Vision Award."
Today, IBEW Local 48 is a union of brothers and sisters. We're seeing multigenerational family membership among both women and minorities. That's a sure sign of increasing, and irreversible, diversity. The tradition today includes Daniel Ramirez who followed his mother Marjorie Ramirez into the electrician's trade at Local 48. In this role, Ramirez certainly was first, as was Ann Bruce the union's first female journeyman electrician back in 1942. And like Bruce, Ramirez won't likely be the last woman to achieve such a distinction.


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Earlier this year three-star Ellenwood (Ga.) Cedar Grove defensive lineman Quentez Johnson committed to Miami despite having never visited the Coral Gables campus. Even though he backed off that pledge, it doesn't mean the Canes aren't still in the mix.
"They've been coming harder since I decommitted," Johnson said. "I didn't want to stop considering them, I just wanted to open it up so I can enjoy the process."
According to Johnson, the Canes aren't the only program showing heavy interest. In fact, two others make up his list of favorites.
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"I don't have a complete list but I would say my leaders are a tie between Tennessee, Miami and Oregon," Johnson said.
Johnson shared his thoughts on the Vols and the Ducks:
Tennessee: "Tennessee loves me. They have a good class and I'm close with a lot of their commits. I know a lot of them and we talk a lot, guys like Andrew Butcher, that's my dawg. Preston Williams. I can go in there with friends and I know I won't be up there by myself. I'm going to visit them again early next month."
Oregon: "They told me that they want me to play nose guard and I fit perfectly into their offense and I was like "you can't turn down Oregon" so I have to take a look. Taj Griffin and I played in an all-star game together and he's been telling me that I need to come on out there with him."
In addition to his three early leaders, Johnson added several offers during the spring evaluation period. He said that while he was happy to get each one, an offer from Wisconsin caught him by surprise.
"I didn't expect them to come all the way down here and offer me," Johnson said. "I talk to them all the time. Their defense, since I play nose tackle, I think the scheme would fit me and the defensive coordinator is really cool. We talk all the time, he's the one recruiting me."
The Badgers coaches have been working to convince Johnson that the distance between Madison and the Atlanta are shouldn't be a concern.
"He said it's not far if you think about," Johnson said. "Wisconsin and Miami are the same distance away and he's been telling me that. It's a good atmosphere to play in. Right now I haven't set up a list of visits but I'm thinking about them."
Despite having double-digit offers, Johnson said he's still planning a busy summer of camps, with Auburn, Georgia and Penn State all on his schedule. Right now Johnson doesn't hold offers from any of those schools and said his choice to camp is more about competition than adding to his offer list.
"I'm just going to camp to compete, if offers come they come," he said. "But the schools that have been recruiting me and have offered me, those are the teams I'm looking at right now."


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Saturday, 10 March 2012
two days of happy crafting....
23 comments:
- Raewyn said...
Well done and getting them finished - gorgeous gifts -- I love the initials and the hexies on the tea-towels!! (The inspiration fairy did a great job!)
- 10 March 2012 at 21:04
- Karen said...
All the gifts look wonderful. Beautiful work!
- 10 March 2012 at 21:09
- shez said...
well done Marina it looks great,she will love it and cute sneak peek.xx
- 10 March 2012 at 21:20
- Fiona said...
Lovely work... I love the little yo-yo's you have finished off with... and pretty fabrics for your frenchie goodie and your SIL's and nieces goodies are lovely... you have been so busy... are you resting tommorrow
- 10 March 2012 at 21:33
- Nicky said...
Cute finishes Marina and I am now wondering what the other projects will be...
- 10 March 2012 at 22:22
- Isobel -Argante- said...
Thanks so much to have stitched my free :-)
It''s very cute!!!!
Have a nice week end Marina
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- 10 March 2012 at 23:26
- Maria said...
Lovely gifts which I am sure will be appreciated by the recipients.
Very pretty fabrics for your swap.
- 10 March 2012 at 23:29
- Marina. said...
I love your pincushions!
Happy Quilting, Marina.
- 10 March 2012 at 23:55
- Sheila said...
The cross stitch is gorgeous , congrats on getting it finished on time . Love the tea towels , clever idea and your sneak peak is very interesting , I recognize the green fabric in the left hand corner I have some of that :-) Happy Stitching !!
- 11 March 2012 at 00:04
- Teresa said...
Love your sil's present... very cute. The teatowels are terrific. you have been very industrious!!! Loving the pretty new fabric AND the sneaky peek.. xx
- 11 March 2012 at 05:41
- Aunty Bee said...
Lovely, lovely things, but please stop doing Christmas things now, as you are making me feel envious and causing me to ponder my laziness, and we don't want me to do that do we. LOL
- 11 March 2012 at 07:37
- Lib said...
Liking the look of your 'secret' project, Marina. You have had very busy fingers.
- 11 March 2012 at 08:06
- Sue said...
Oh Marina, you are really keeping busy. Love those teatowels, they're too pretty to use!
- 11 March 2012 at 08:30
- Charlie and Wendy said...
The gifts you made are so beautiful Marina, lucky family! The Christmas sneak peek looks wonderful too, I love the fabrics you have used. And the pincushion in the previous post is lovely too.
- 11 March 2012 at 14:20
- Peg - Happy In Quilting said...
Marina you are on a real roll..your family will love their gifts they look fantastic..
- 11 March 2012 at 15:24
- Diane (di) said...
Beautifully done, Marina. Love those tea towels (and your blog header, too)!! :)
- 11 March 2012 at 19:35
- Karen said...
Well done and so true, keep calm and carry on.
- 12 March 2012 at 02:34
- Mistea said...
The little cross stitch is very nice - I like that crown. Gorgeous in red.
Nice looking sneaky peek and pretty fabrics for something a little French.
Enjoy your stitching.
- 12 March 2012 at 12:14
- Elyte said...
Lovely little gifts Marina. I like the tea towels. The fabrics for the French swap are pretty and perfect.
- 12 March 2012 at 14:54
- Michelle Ridgway said...
Hey Marina, well done. I love your cross stitch it looks so gorgeous. I am sure SIL will be pleased and how cute are those tea towels and fabric.
- 12 March 2012 at 17:54
- Carrie P. said...
You have been busy. I like it all and can't wait to see the Christmas project you have been working on.
- 13 March 2012 at 03:54
- Narelle said...
Looks great and I would never have guessed the wording :)
Your teatowels are a cute idea too!
Keep the heat up ... your going great guns.
- 14 March 2012 at 16:08
- Melody said...
You are certainly on a roll producing beautiful things.
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Smidget was of course not cooperating, and despite giving me a good kicking in the waiting room, was fast asleep, wedged so as to hide it's face when we went in. As an arm and a placenta was not what we were aiming for (placentas - not very cute) we were sent off to take a little walk in the park and eat something sugary. So, after a medicinal ice cream in the sun (oh the trials I have to go through) we returned, and this time Smidget wriggled around enough for us to get some good pictures and some video. I'll put some of the pictures below, Fred is working on the video, so we'll put it up here at some point hopefully.
BTW the blobby thing on the right of the picture is the placenta and the one on the left is the wall of the uterus.
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A look ahead at the state legislative agenda By Jennifer White • Nov 17, 2011 user: mattileo/flickr With the legislature on their "hunting break" right now and the holidays quickly approaching, there's not much time to get legislative agenda items pushed through before the end of the year. In this week's political roundup we take a look at what we might expect between now and the end of the year. Two very different anti-bullying bills in the legislature By Jack Lessenberry • Nov 11, 2011 Governor Snyder has to be hoping that the State Senate goes along with the changes the State House of Representatives made to the anti-bullying legislation now before the legislature. Otherwise, the Michigan Senate will continue to be the object of nationwide scorn, and the governor may have to veto the bill. If you haven't been following this, there has been steady pressure building for years for Lansing to pass an anti-bullying bill. There have been a rash of stories about kids who were so tormented in school they took their own lives. Michigan Legislature considering changes to workers comp By Laura Weber • Nov 9, 2011 Republicans in the state Legislature want to change Michigan's workers compensation law. They say the changes would help Michigan businesses by reducing what business owners pay in insurance premiums. Democrats say the changes would also reduce the amount of money given to many injured workers. Michael Czinski was hurt on the job as a police officer a few years ago. He broke his wrist in a fall and damaged an artery that supplied blood to the area. Three surgeries later, he has limited use of his right hand. Michigan Republicans say they will stay the course despite Scott recall By Rick Pluta • Nov 9, 2011 Republican leaders at the state Capitol say the recall of Representative Paul Scott will not change their approach to education or economic policy. State Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville stated: "You're not going to see a loss of momentum here. I see just the opposite, that we're going to continue – we're not going to slow down. We're going to keep up the same pace. Nothing is going to change about what we're doing or how we're going to do it." The election for southern Genesee County voters to choose Scott's replacement will be February 28th of next year. The winner will serve the final seven months of Scott's House term. House Speaker Jase Bolger said Republicans will mount a strong effort to keep the seat. "The voters have a chance to speak in February in a different opportunity than they had this time," Bolger said. "This time, they had to say yes or no to recalling one person. In February, they'll have two cases presented to them on how they want to see the future of the state go. So, they'll have that opportunity in February and we look forward to them expressing their voice." The local Republican and Democratic parties must choose their candidates for the special election no more 15 days after the results of the recall are certified. Paul Scott is first Michigan lawmaker to be recalled in three decades By Rick Pluta • Nov 9, 2011 Rep. Scott's official website The vote was close, but it was not close enough to rescue Representative Paul Scott (R-Grand Blanc) from losing his job. Scott is 29 years old and once was pegged as a rising Republican star. He told a group of supporters that he and Republican reformers in Lansing are the targets of special interests. "We took the state by storm and we made fundamental changes and we had the establishment government unions living in our community, trying to overturn the will of the voters and we just came up a little bit short in that fight," said Scott. All told, $225,000 or more was spent by both sides in the campaign, making this a very expensive legislative race. South Genesee County residents were bombarded since August with TV and radio ads, brochures stuffed in doors, and mailings. Snyder's Infrastructure Plan: Paved with Good Intentions By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 28, 2011 Governor Snyder put forth a bold new message on infrastructure a couple days ago. What he said immediately won praise from columnists and editorial pages across the state. As a matter of fact, the governor's plan is being enthusiastically supported by nearly everybody who understands how desperate a shape Michigan's roads and bridges are in. I looked at the details of the governor's proposal when it was unveiled, but deliberately decided to refrain from saying anything about it until it was clear what the reaction would be. New Detroit Bridge: Legislative Breakdown By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 25, 2011 There now seems to be an increasing likelihood that Governor Snyder may bypass the legislature and find another way to build a new bridge across the Detroit River. Late last week, a spokesman for the Ambassador Bridge Company said that would be outrageous. He said it would be a perversion of the process to build a new bridge after the legislature said no. If that were the case, he might have a point. But that's not at all what happened. A Conversation with Rick Snyder By Jack Lessenberry • Sep 1, 2011 So, who is Rick Snyder, really? I spent a half hour talking to the governor yesterday, the first long conversation I've had with him since he took office exactly eight months ago. Since then, he's gotten more through the legislature than the last governor did in eight years. He's also been the subject of nasty criticism and a recall attempt. I was curious about a lot of things, one of which being whether he still likes this job he worked so hard at winning a year ago. A look at the politics behind Schools of Choice By Mercedes Mejia & Jennifer White • Aug 25, 2011 Mercedes Mejia / Michigan Radio file photo Since taking office Governor Snyder has proposed many new education reform proposals, including mandatory Schools of Choice, which would allow students throughout the state to attend schools outside of their district. Listen Listening... / In this weeks political roundup we take a look at Schools of Choice with Susan Demas, political analyst for Michigan Information and Research Service, and Ken Sikkema, former Senate Majority Leader and senior policy fellow for Public Sector Consultants. Local Control and Health Care By Jack Lessenberry • Aug 25, 2011 Listen Listening... / As you may know by now, the Michigan Legislature passed a bill yesterday limiting how much local governments and schools can spend to provide health care for their employees. The new law, which Governor Snyder is expected to sign, says local governments can contribute a maximum of fifty-five hundred dollars an employee, or fifteen thousand dollars a family. Their only other option is to split health coverage cost with the employees, as long as the workers pay at least twenty percent. Local governments can opt out of these requirements, but it won't be easy. They'd have to do so by a two-thirds vote of their council or school board, and take a new vote every year. Legislature approves health benefits changes By Laura Weber • Aug 24, 2011 Lester Graham / Michigan Radio The state Legislature has approved a measure that would mean higher health care costs for some teachers and local government employees. The bill would require local governments to pay no more than 80 percent of their employee health care costs, or limit the payment to 15 thousand dollars a year per family. Democratic state Senator Glenn Anderson called his Republican colleagues hypocrites: "I just find it amazing that anyone that would support this bill would get up and make statements about the federal government dictating to us at the state level what we must and must not do. And yet we're super-imposing our will on a matter that has always been a local issue." The measure now heads to Governor Rick Snyder for his signature. What can we expect in the upcoming legislative session? By Jennifer White • Aug 18, 2011 Michigan Municipal League The Michigan legislature starts its new session soon. So, what can we expect from Governor Snyder and state legislators in the coming months? We talk about state politics with Ken Sikkema, former Senate Majority Leader and Senior Policy Fellow at Public Sector Consultants, and Susan Demas Political Analyst for Michigan Information and Research Service. Social issues and Michigan politics (audio) By Jennifer White • Jul 7, 2011 National Organizers Alliance It's been a very busy legislative year in Michigan. There's a new tax code, teacher tenure reform, and a new state budget. But across the country, social issues have been major legislative topics, but not so much in this state. In our weekly political discussion Michigan Radio's Jennifer White talks with Susan Demas, political analyst for Michigan Information and Research Service and Ken Sikkema, former Senate Majority Leader and Senior Policy Fellow at Public Sector Consultants. Listen Listening... / The primary focus, so far, has been on jobs and the budget according to Demas who says social issues have snuck into legislative talks. "With the budget, the gay partner benefit issue held up the process for several days with House Republicans trying to get some provisions in that would penalize universities that offer domestic partner benefits. And committees have been doing work on abortion issues, particularly the so-called partial birth abortion issue." Senate fails to approve Medicaid funding measure By Rick Pluta • Jun 30, 2011 Cedar Bend Drive / Flickr The federal government is expected to rule soon that Michigan's system for funding Medicaid is illegal. That would put more than a billion dollars in federal funds and the state's balanced budget at risk unless the Legislature adopts another plan to come up with that money. Governor Rick Snyder has been pressuring the Legislature to adopt a one percent tax on all health insurance claims. That would put Michigan in compliance with federal rules. Otherwise, Michigan could lose 10 percent of its funding for the entire Medicaid program. The claims tax would generate $400 million, and qualify the state for twice that much in federal funds. The governor says the state's balanced budget for the coming fiscal year is at stake, as well his promise not to cut Medicaid services for the poor as Michigan is just beginning to emerge from a long recession. "I think it's a good thing to do to ensure we balance our budget and we have good Medicaid in our state." But support among lawmakers for a new tax has been elusive. The measure failed when state Senate leaders put it up for a test vote. Community College Degrees By Jack Lessenberry • Jun 27, 2011 A new battle over education is shaping up in Lansing -- and this time, it's not over funding. It has to do with whether community colleges should be able to offer four-year bachelor's degrees. Traditionally, this has never been the case. Community colleges, or as they used to be called, junior colleges, had two roles: Redistricting fight begins this week By Rick Pluta • Jun 20, 2011 The partisan battle over the state's new maps of congressional and legislative districts kicks off Tuesday at the state Capitol. Republicans are likely to get their plans adopted. They control the House, the Senate and the governor's office. A legal challenge would probably be decided by the GOP controlled state Supreme Court. Democrats charge Republicans manipulated the lines to put two Democratic incumbents together in one district – and to shore up the GOP base for some vulnerable Republicans. Teacher Tenure By Jack Lessenberry • Jun 10, 2011 Everybody whose life has been at all successful has had at least one really good teacher. But most people have had some really bad teachers too. In high school, I had an algebra teacher during the last hour of the day who gave out assignments and promptly left for the racetrack. As far as I know, he was never fired. On the other hand, there are many good teachers. I was married to one whose students topped the state, year after year, in their performance on the AP history exam. I don't think she ever worked less than 70 hours a week. Michigan economist on state's new tax structure By Jennifer White • May 19, 2011 Michigan State University Governor Snyder and the legislature have come to an agreement on the state's new tax structure. Does it make fiscal sense? Michigan Radio's Jennifer White spoke with Charles Ballard, an economist at Michigan State University and author of "Michigan's Economic Future." Here's the interview. Listen Listening... / Michigan to take in $427M more than expected By The Associated Press • May 13, 2011 Andy / Flickr The House Fiscal Agency says it expects Michigan to take in $427 million more by Sept. 30 than earlier forecasts. It tempers the good news with a warning that the new business tax cut just enacted will create a deficit in the next budget year that will have to be filled with about $77 million of the extra revenue. The agency released its figures Friday in anticipation of Monday's revenue estimating conference where state economists will forecast how much tax money the state will take in through 2012. Drunken Sailors By Jack Lessenberry • Apr 15, 2011 I've been following the Michigan legislature's attempts to approve various sections of the state budget, and the cliché that first came to my mind this morning was the wrong one. I was tempted to tell you that they have been behaving like drunken sailors. Unpopular Votes By Jack Lessenberry • Mar 18, 2011 For the last two months, Michigan has been consumed with debate over Governor Snyder's proposed new budget -- and with a number of his other deal-changing priorities as well, such as the just passed tough new Emergency Financial Manager law. But there are other issues, and a lobbyist for one showed up in Lansing yesterday to urge the legislature to vote to change the way we elect presidents. Tom Golisano, a millionaire businessman and philanthropist, is the spokesperson for a group called National Popular Vote, which is beginning to have some success. Item pricing repeal and emergency manager bills clear legislature By Laura Weber • Mar 15, 2011 Lester Graham / Michigan Radio Two controversial measures have cleared the Michigan Legislature and will soon await Governor Snyder's signature. One would repeal the law that requires store owners to put price tags on most items in their stores, and the other would grant sweeping power to emergency financial managers. Republican Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville says he agrees with Governor Rick Snyder that Michigan's item pricing law is outdated, and it's time to allow retailers to upgrade their systems. "I've been a proponent for, I don't know, most of my career I'd say," said Richardville. Once signed into law, store owners will soon no longer be required to put price tags on almost every item on their shelves. Richardville says removing price tags will not hurt customers or confuse seniors: "I don't think anybody's trying to maliciously cheat senior citizens. I think if the market demands such, people will make it easy to see what the prices are. Whether it's individual item pricing, or something different, I think the store owners are pretty responsive to their customers," said Richardville. Democrats say price tags protect consumers from being overcharged in checkout lines. The item pricing vote fell mostly along party lines, but that wasn't the only partisan bill moving through the Legislature. The Republican-led House also gave final approval to a proposal that gives more authority to emergency managers of cities, townships or school districts. The legislation passed on party-line votes. Democratic House Minority Leader Rick Hammel says there are many "union-busting" pieces to the emergency manager bills, including elimination of collective bargaining rights at the local level. "And on top of that, doing away with contracts of other folks that are just doing business with the local unit of government, so a lot of things that are really problematic for us in this," says Hammel. Democrats railed against the measure for eliminating collective bargaining rights for public employee unions. Representatives for the labor movement say they will be at the Capitol all week protesting those and other Republican proposals. Pages« first ‹ previous … 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 next › last »


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MADRID, April 26 (Reuters) - Spanish infrastructure group Abertis reported rising earnings on Wednesday and said it had received no concrete offer from Italian rival Atlantia after the companies held preliminary talks on a possible takeover.
Toll-road operator Atlantia said last week it was interested in acquiring Abertis, a move which would create an industry giant with a total market value of around 35 billion euros ($38 billion).
Higher traffic across Abertis's 14-country network and new concessions in Italy and India helped boost core earnings (EBITDA) in the first quarter by 13 percent to 807 million euros.
A Reuters poll had shown EBITDA was expected to rise to 815 million euros, but UBS analysts said in a note that the stock was more sensitive to news of any takeover deal.
Chief Financial Officer Jose Aljaro said Abertis had received no concrete offer from Atlantia, which is 30 percent controlled by the Benetton family.
"No possible valuation has been specified, nor has any transaction price or other condition been set," Aljaro said, adding Abertis was a "a passive subject" and did not know whether a transaction would be completed.
Abertis said last week that Atlantia had "shared its preliminary ideas on the structure of a potential corporate transaction" at a meeting between the two companies.
Atlantia CEO Giovanni Castellucci has said the company is only interested in a friendly deal with Abertis, involving the Spanish group's top shareholder La Caixa.
A deal between the two similarly-sized companies, whose previous merger attempt in 2006 was scuppered by the Italian government, would bring more than 13,000 kms (8,000 miles) of motorway under joint control.
Barcelona-based Abertis faces a series of concession expiries in Spain, where it manages more than 60 percent of the toll road network, obliging it to look for new areas to invest.
It is already buying up assets abroad, and took full control of France's Sanef in April. Atlantia meanwhile wants to boost the share of core earnings it makes from overseas business to 50 percent from its current 25 percent by 2020.
If it merged with Abertis, the combined group would generate around 60 percent of core profits outside Italy.
"We think the synergies are evident in the motorway business" in countries like Chile, Brazil and Italy, where cost savings could be made by sharing infrastructure, Banco Sabadell analysts said in a note.
"On a purely industrial level, the key to the merger is scale for new investments" and the merged companies would have more clout in negotiating with governments, the note said.
Traffic on Atlantia's Italian motorway routes, which generate around 70 percent of the company's revenue, rose 3.2 percent last year.
Abertis said traffic on its total network rose 2.3 percent in the first quarter and by more than 6 percent in both Spain and Chile. It said on Wednesday its Brazilian arm Arteris won a 30-year concession worth over 400 million euros.
"We keep a positive view on the stock, supported by a stable dividend policy, capacity to generate cash and wide geographical diversification, as well as its intense M&A activity in recent months," analysts at investment firm Renta4Banco said in a note.
Favourable currency moves in Brazil and Chile also boosted revenue, Abertis said.
Shares in Abertis were down 0.03 percent on the day, trading at 16 euros each on the Madrid bourse at 1635 GMT. ($1 = 0.9200 euros) (Reporting by Isla Binnie and Robert Hetz in Madrid; Additional reporting by Gdynia Newsroom; Editing by Greg Mahlich and Adrian Croft)


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