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Two Spanish tourists were saved from drowning by a lifeboat crew today – along with a bar worker who had tried to rescue them but ended up in difficulties himself.
The drama happened in the early hours in the Thames in central London.
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) said a lifeboat was launched at 1.32am to reports of people in the water near Temple Pier, on the north bank of the river.
As the boat based at nearby Tower lifeboat station arrived at the scene, the crew could see three people, aged in their 20s, clinging for their lives to the river wall, out of reach of a crowd of horrified onlookers gathered on the Embankment above.
Lifeboat station manager Kevin Maynard said: "We could hear shouting as we arrived and someone in the crowd was flashing a light into the water to guide us to the casualties.
"There were three men in the river who were trying to cling on to a bit of wall but the tide was sweeping them along. As the boat arrived on scene, one of the men lost his grip on the wall and sank below the water.
"In a panic, he then grabbed one of the other men and pulled him from the wall, with both men now struggling to stay afloat. We arrived just in time and got all three safely aboard the lifeboat.
"One of the men was suffering from hypothermia and the others were freezing cold. All three had swallowed a lot of water – they were lucky lads and could all too easily have died. We've chalked this up as three lives saved."
It is thought one of the tourists had been sitting on the river wall during a night out and fell into the water.
His friend then went in to rescue him, but neither could get out. On finding themselves in a life or death situation because of the cold water and strong river currents, they started screaming for help in Spanish.
A Spanish speaking worker at a nearby bar heard their cries and dashed over. He stripped to his waist, entered the river and managed to help keep the now exhausted tourists above water, but soon found his own life in danger.
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The men were taken back to Tower lifeboat station and handed into the care of London Ambulance Service.
The lifeboat crew captured video footage of the rescue.
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Millionday Newstime 8/19/15 Part 1 of 2
Millionday newstime 8/19/15 Part 1 of 2
Millionday: NOTE -- WE ARE GOING TO LOOK AT A COUPLE THINGS BUT LOOK AT THIS ORDER FROM YESTERDAY FIRST
Millionday: Invitation to Iraqi banks and the Arab and international banks to apply for the implementation of the Custodian service in Iraq Stock Exchange.
Millionday: NOTE -- TO APPLY FOR IMPLEMENTATION -- SMILE
Millionday: NOW LOOK AT THIS -- SAME DAY
Millionday: Iraq hired banks for its first international bond issue in almost a decade, seeking $6 billion to help plug a widening fiscal deficit. The government appointed Citigroup Inc., Deutsche Bank AG and JPMorgan Chase & Co., said Muneer Mohammed Omran, director general of the central bank's investor department in Baghdad.
The bond program will be in tranches, with the first sale coming this year, he said by phone Tuesday. Spokesmen for the banks declined to comment.
Millionday: NOTE -- THE INTERNATIONAL BANKS ARE HIRED --- HUGE INFO WITH THIS REPORT
Millionday: Iraq, holder of the world's fifth-largest oil reserves, is looking to bolster its finances amid civil conflict and the global slump in oil prices.
Fitch Ratings expects the fiscal deficit to top 10 percent for 2015 because of lower crude prices, higher military spending and costs associated with civil unrest. It ranked Iraq five levels below investment grade this month in its first ratings for the country.
Millionday: NOTE -- REMEMBER THE CREDIT RATING WE READ ABOUT
Millionday: "Iraq is going through some difficulties at the moment because of its conflict with ISIS, but oil production is at a record high," Anthony Simond, a London-based investment analyst who helps manage $13 billion of emerging-market debt at Aberdeen Asset Management Plc, said by e-mail. "Things could look a lot different if we see a rebound in oil prices."
Millionday: NOTE -- NOW LOOK AT THIS PART
Millionday: The country plans to meet with international investors as soon as next month, said two people familiar with the program, asking not to be identified because the talks are private. Iraq's bonds have fallen 4.5 percent in the past three months, more than double the loss on JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s EMBI Global Diversified Index. The yield on its notes due January 2028 rose 66 basis points this year to 8.55 percent today.
Millionday: NOTE -- JP MORGAN CHASE
Millionday: Iraq has struggled to emerge from violence after the U.S.- led occupation, with the army trying to recapture large areas of the country from Islamic State in a campaign backed by the U.S. Increased oil production has coincided with a market slump.
The International Monetary Fund approved $1.24 billion of emergency financing in July. Government debt may equal 51 percent of Iraq's gross domestic product by the end of 2015, with the ratio forecast to increase next year, Fitch said. Savings built up over years of high oil prices have largely been eroded, the ratings firm said
Millionday: NOTE -- IT IS NOT HARD TO KNOW CORRUPTION HAS TAKEN FROM THE GAINS THEY BUILT UP
Millionday: Iraq's crude production climbed to an all-time high of nearly 4.2 million barrels a day in July, according to the International Energy Agency, with record exports from southern terminals mostly unscathed by Islamic State militants.
Millionday: SO AS WE SEE -- THEY EXPECT TO BE MEETING WITH INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS NEXT MONTH AND OBVIOUSLY ARE WORKING WITH BANKS AND ISX IMPLEMENTATION
Loop: So they start meeting with investors in the coming month. That is just before educational purposes. Is that correct or is there more to that?
Millionday: NO NOT EDUCATION -- THESE ARE INTERNATIONAL BANKS GLOBAL -- THEY ARE PAST THE EDUCATION STAGE -- THEY TALKING INVESTMENTS -- MOOLAH
Millionday: NOTICE THEY SAID INTERNATIONAL BANKS ON THE ISX ANNOUNCEMENT AS WELL
itsaboutjesus (IAJ): implementation of the Custodian service in Iraq Stock Exchange
do you have the link for that report?
Millionday: LINK >>>http://static.mubasher.info/File.Mix...3A59D014D9.pdf
Millionday: Baghdad - Detect global site specializing economic news, Tuesday, for use of Iraq universal to banks to issue bonds international worth six billion dollars, returned it the first time carried out by Iraq such a move a decade ago to reduce the worsening fiscal deficit suffered by the size, while the view British economic analyst, that Iraqi oil production registered record levels, likely enable him to overcome the financial crisis if another rise in oil prices is what happened.
Millionday: NOTE -- HERE IS THE REPORT ABOUT WHAT WE JUST LOOKED AT
Millionday: The transfer site Bloomberg Bzenz Bloomberg Business US economic news, an official at the Central Bank of Iraq, as I followed the (long-Presse), saying that "Iraq used the world to banks to issue international bonds worth six billion dollars for the first time in a decade in order to reduce the worsening fiscal deficit size who suffers from it.
Millionday: NOTE -- SORRY FOR BAD TRANSLATION
Millionday: NOTE -- THEY ARE GOING TO ISSUE BONDS THROUGH THE INTERNATIONAL BANKS
Millionday: The director of the investment department at the Central Bank of Iraq, Munir Mohammed Imran, in an interview with Bloomberg Bzenz Bloomberg Business US economic news, followed up (range Press), he said that "the government has identified both the Citigroup Foundation Citigroup Inc banking services, and the Bank of Deutsche Bank AG German, with JP Morgan JP Morgan US banking services,
for use to issue international bonds worth six billion dollars, "noting that" the bond program will be in the form of payments, will go first is for sale during the current year 2015.
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Millionday: According to the site, that "Iraq, which includes the largest oil reserves in the world's fifth, seeks to strengthen the financial abilities amid difficult challenges represented by the war department in the country against al Daash, in conjunction with the sharp drop in world oil prices,"
expected to "inform the fiscal deficit in Iraq ratio During 2015, about 10 percent of gross domestic product because of the collapse of oil prices with high military effort expenses associated with the deterioration of the security situation in the country.
Millionday: NOTE -- THIS IMPACTS THE INTERNATIONAL EQUATION --- GDP DUE TO OIL PRICES -- SO THIS INVESTMENT GAIN IS GREAT NEWS AND CASH INTO THE ECONOMY
Millionday: Meanwhile, a British economic analyst, Anthony Saimund, from Aberdeen financial institution, according to the site by Bloomberg, said that "Iraq is now going through some economic difficulties caused by the war with al Daash," adding, "But oil production registered a high record levels, has undergone a significant change on the If these conditions are another rise in oil prices it has occurred.
Millionday: READ EVERY WORD >>>The Finance Minister, Hoshyar Zebari, said in (the 22 of June 2015), the determination of Iraq issuance of five billion dollars worth of bonds, to cover the budget deficit caused by low oil prices and the war with (Daash).
The media sources recently revealed the use of the Iraqi government in all of JP Morgan, Citibank and Deutsche Bank to arrange the first bond issue in nine years in order to cover the budget deficit,
indicating that Zebari and Iraqi officials others met with the three banks and institutions of credit rating Fitch and Moody's ( 16th of June 2015) to arrange it.
Millionday: SMILE >>>These sources also quoted Iraqi Minister of Finance, it is likely to start promoting those bonds, the end of July or early August 2015, in preparation for the issuance thereafter, stressing that every "thing going on the right track."
Millionday: SO AS WE SEE A MEETING HAS OCCURED AND THEY ARE NOW PLANNING TO MOVE FORWARD WITH PROMOTING FOR ISSUANCE --- HUGE NEWS
tubbyone: What do you make of this?
tubbyone: From US News: Iraq also revived a long-delayed plan to redenominate the Iraqi dinar by knocking three zeroes off the nominal value of its banknotes, said Ihsan Shamran al-Yassiri, the head of Iraq Central Bank Issuing and Vaults Department.
The plan is set to be implemented by 2017 after restructuring dinar by issuing two large banknotes — a 50,000 dinar note before the end of this year and 100,000 banknote next year — and canceling small ones.
tubbyone: http://www.usnews.com/news/business/...low-oil-prices
Millionday: WHOOPOW
Millionday: WE HAVE READ MANY TIMES THAT THE NEW CURRENCY MAY TAKE TWO YEARS TO BE COMPLETE SO >>>> after restructuring dinar by issuing two large banknotes — a 50,000 dinar note before the end of this year and 100,000 banknote next year — and canceling small ones.<<<
tubbyone: Hard to interpret it, it can go both ways
Millionday: NOTE -- ALSO IT READS THAT THE PLAN IS REVIVED
Millionday: NOT IMO
buck: with the bonds being sold in the near future, it does not make fiscal sense to sell them with a rate of 1166 then revalue and pay them off with a higher rate. it seems that a change in value of the currency would proceed the sale of the bonds, or a change in value would be put off for sometime. does that not make economic sense or am i missing something????
Millionday: IMO -- IT SOUNDS LIKE ECONOMIC LOGIC TO ME HUN -- WE DON'T HAVE A DATE ETC BUT --- THIS IS MORE THAN US BANKS AND ALSO INFORMS US THAT THEY WILL IMPLEMENT AFTER PROMOTE -- HOW DO YOU PROMOTE PAPER?
Baxter1243: End of Last week Saudi Arabia announced they will be selling up to 20 billion in Bonds... due to the low oil prices... their stock exchange has lost over 20 Per cent in the last month... Seems every country in the Middle East is selling bonds to stay above water....
My question is... who would you buy bonds from... Saudi Arabia with a AAA credit rating and a currency with value... or Iraq...with a B minus...and no currency....Mean while..US CRUDE today closed barely above 40 dollars... the lowest in almost seven years
Baxter1243: There is going to be a lot of bonds for sale... thats all I am saying... a lot
Millionday: THE REASON THAT AN INVESTOR WOULD CHOOSE ONE INVESTMENT OVER ANOTHER IMO IS ---- THE ABILITY OF GROWTH OR RAISE IN VALUE BEFORE PAY-OFF OR IN THIS CASE MATURITY
itsaboutjesus (IAJ) Millionday: I really believe the Custodian service and the ISX are VERY telling of where Dinar is at concerning going to international ... it seems that they are on schedule, and the they can't miss the train
Millionday: ITS -- GOOD POINT - AND THE REPORT WE HAD STATES THAT ALL IS ON TRACK
tubbyone: Haven't been able to find anything regarding bonds being valued in dinars or USD
Millionday: THEY ARE IRAQI BONDS AND EVERYTHING IN IRAQ IS DINAR VALUED BY LAW NOW -- REGULATIONS -- THE VALUE IN DINAR HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED YET –
tubbyone: Do you think they can sell them at 1166. They seem to delay or circumvent everything else.
Millionday: I KNOW THE RESPONSE IS -- WELL THIS WAS ORIGINALLY STATED TO BE FROM OIL FUNDS -- US DOLLAR -- BUT IT WOULD STILL NEED A VALUE WORTH PROMOTING IN DINAR IMO
paul-o: Last night you mentioned that the 2nd round of reforms are scheduled to be complete by September 1. Do you think that includes all outstanding and important laws, including the HCL? Any ink on the tariffs?
Pablo: Third round. Second round was yesterday.
Millionday: YES -- THERE IS SOMETHING OUT ON TARIFFS I SAW --- NOT ON HCL --- AND I THINK IT HAD TO INCLUDE THE LABOR LAW AND INVESTMENT LAW
msbrat: THE LABOR LAW that is a done deal right?
Millionday: YES ACCORDING TO REPORT THE LAST PARAGRAPHS WERE VOTED THROUGH -- 159 FIRST SESSION AND THE REST NEXT
msbrat: cool and investment law coming pdq (PRETTY DARN QUICK)
Millionday: IT LOOKS AS THOUGH IT IS ON THE WAY
Baxter1243: Ok.... lets say the bonds are in Dinar... and they do issue them at 1166... and then six months from now... we have an RV of 1 dollar... would that bond then be worth 1000 times of what it was purchased at?
Millionday: WHEN IT MATURES --- SOME OF THE PROFITS WOULD BE USED TO REMOVE THE BUGS FROM YOUR TEETH IMO
itsaboutjesus (IAJ): That's why they have to RV 1st before releasing bonds; else they don't RV
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Pippin combines two vital roles as AREA 51's Artist Liaison Officer in charge of allocations and being Chief Fire Officer in our 'fire brigade'.
Always busy on the phone finding faces for places, she is also an amazing performer in a wide range of roles.
Pippin's main office duties are securing the right performer for the plethora of jobs that flow through our headquarters and her exhaustive network of contacts ensure the customer is kept satisfied.
As head of our fire team, she co-ordinates almost all of AREA 51's fire shows. Her skills list including stilts, fire work, modelling, walkabout and character roles plus a little dance.
Bringer of order to the accounts department, Rick has properly honed his skills keeping a major London council in the black - he's now turned his attention to AREA 51, and it's thanks to him that we all get paid (and you lot pay up!).
Pulled from the wreckage of his ditched flying saucer, it turns out our Alien friend was editor of the local rag back on his homeworld! Now confined to the newsdesk at our top-secret base in Hurley, Warwickshire, UK, CV9 2HT, we've put him in charge of updating this very website - and in return we keep him well supplied with the Jack Daniels he requires for survival, in accordance with inter-galactic journalistic law.
Sit and Amit
Introducing Sit and Amit. Our dynamic duo are primed and ready for action. Fantastic problem solvers, with an unerring ability to sniff out and hunt down that final missing piece of the jigsaw. An Incredibly hands on approach means you're most likely to find them on-site or up a ladder with their precious tools - with these incredibly experienced guys as part of the team you're in safe hands!
With a lifelong ambition of taking over the legacy of Mr. Benn, Joe has entertained the country as an actor, performer and singer on television and at venues ranging from the Birmingham Hippodrome and Gloucester's majestic cathedral to multistorey car parks!
When not being creative for his own amusement or entertaining crowds, he can be found on the end of a phone as Area 51's Sales Manager, creating concepts for your entertainment needs and even catching up on the latest PS4 games and movies!
The Workshop Crew
Aiden 'Nero' Vauls
Meet our Workshop Manager Aiden Vauls, the man who makes sure everything gets done right and on time with as little fuss as possible!
In charge of a brigade of workshop technicians that can rise to more than 20 at times, he has responsibility for production, logistics, deliveries and ensuring the right specialists are assigned to each job.
Aiden joined the AREA 51 family as a performer, but after being recruited to help out in the busy workshop he found his true vocation and had no hesitation swapping the stage for a permanent role there. With his guidance AREA 51 never misses a deadline - however tight!
Gabby Forrett
Gabby's outstanding organisational skills shine through in her role as managing the vast expanses of the cosmic Area 51 costume department.
Attention to detail, creating order from beautiful chaos and being an all-round go-getter helps make Gabby the perfect person to successfully tackle one of the company's busiest departments...with aplomb!
This hard-working Lincoln lovely is also one of our more in-demand performers and has been Pip's long-standing performance partner. When all is said and done, Gabby is an important cog in the magnificent machinery here in the Midlands land of make believe...
Spyke Toombs
Heading up our own top secret Special Operations Executive is electronics expert Spyke Toombs. Our Head of Special Projects, Spyke has his own sealed vault inside AREA 51 headquarters (Spyke's Tomb) where he cooks up all manners of gadgetry.
He is the company's longest-serving crew member, having been with us for 11 years and he oversees the design and production of all costumes and gadgetry in our workshop. Spyke is very hands-on and carries out all our electronics work as well as being our resident pyrotechnician and master of SFX.
Whether behind the controls of a giant robot, rebuilding classic motorcycles, or wiring up a bewildering selection of techno toys, Spyke is indispensable.
Lord Jeffrey of Tansey
Industrious Jeff is a vital cog in the well-oiled AREA 51 machine and despite his youth, is already a veteran of nine years with us and can be found at the epicentre of most things.
A workshop stalwart and leading performance artist in his own right, Jeff is currently Head of Costume and it's his job to ensure the AREA 51 wardrobe is maintained in prime condition.
Having turned his hand to almost all workshop duties and being our welder-in-chief, a talented photographer and so much more, hard-working Jeff is a veteran of many 24hr shifts. He is also AREA 51's in-house aerial expert.
Wil Wood
One of AREA 51's mainstays, Wil has been involved with the company even before it actually existed when she created costumes for Kiss My Axe, 51's ancestral troupe of entertainers. And she continues to play a crucial role in the company's much lauded costumes right from their inception as a design consultant and through to making and fitting them. With an impressive background of dressmaking that has taken her over the world to make high class garments out in the Caribbean on Antigua and also costumes for the Haymarket Theatre and to Spain, Wil is an expert when it comes to all aspects of costume design and making.
Jenny Cooper
Seamlessly making sure our costumes aren't so-so, Jenny Cooper boldly sews where no man has gone before with a passion for innovative tailoring. AREA 51's queen of the sewing machine, Jenny deals with designing, creating and maintaining our costumes but also turns her hand to other work in our workshop. Creating patterns to either personal measurements or standard sizes, Jenny sources suitable fabrics and then makes the costumes before personal fitting sessions. Having gained a degree in costumes and textiles at Huddersfield University and with a background in circus and costume making for contemporary dance and aerial hoop artists, Jenny is on call with her trusty sewing machine ready to hop on a 'plane at a moment's notice to help keep the Area 51 crew well turned out.
Klas Tacer
Newcomer, Captain Klas brings with him German efficiency and organisation to the AREA 51 workshop. Klas is an expert with event set-up, but although new to this he is no rookie - this popular giant (he is 6ft 6in tall!) is also a superlative performer in his own right. Originally from Köln in the Rhineland, Klas is a street performer of high repute and has worked all over the world. He is also captain of HMS Bestival!
Helen Gallop
Whenever we need something to look stunning the first person we call on is Helen Gallop, our savvy workshop miracle worker!
Helen is a highly valued technician at AREA 51 with a unique skills set and she turns her hand to a mind boggling array of tasks with precision and verve including sculpting, mask making, mould making, scenic painting and generally making our scenery and props look like the bee's knees!
After studying theatre design at university in Birmingham Helen developed some of her extensive talents working as an architectural model maker and then as a scenery painter at Coventry's Belgrade Theatre before linking up with the AREA 51 workshop team of specialists six years ago.
Manger of our Digilegs operation, rockin' Richard Perkins is the man responsible for overseeing day-to-day matters concerning the revolutionary product from Area 51 which successfully enables the wearer to transform his or her legs into the hind quarters of a digitigrade animal.
From product development to assembly and dispatch, everything Digilegs is everything Perkins!
And he isn't afraid of jumping in and getting his hands dirty with other areas of the Area 51 workshop when work volumes are at peak levels and we need all extra expert hands on deck.
An integral member of the workshop crew, Jody's remit involves helping build and install items for events and productions.
But alongside this he is also a highly respected and creative photographer and video cameraman, often attending events to bag still and moving images of both the performers and décor that Area 51 is so well known for.
This undisputed creative talent is bolstered by a practical side to his personality and both combine brilliantly to bring out the best in this motivated and hard-working member of the 51 crew.
Area 51's expert in heavy (and light) metal, Dan Johnson is the company's Mr. Fix It.
He's the go-to man in our workshop with regards to all matters metal. Welding science and art together with high production values, Dan is the specialist when it comes to forming, cutting and joining processes.
Significant Others
Emma Fay
Emma Fay is AREA 51's human art designer who's taken body art, hair and beauty to a whole new level of achievement. A true artisan, she is one of the world's leading concept body artists and together with her team of assistants, is responsible for the striking make up seen on board the majority of AREA 51's entertainers. Emma combines her artistic, theatrical and business backgrounds with vast professional experience and knowledge within the hair and beauty industry to liaise closely with the imaginative minds at AREA 51 to realise the company's grand designs. She has been at the epicentre of several big Area 51 productions and accompanied artists on trips all over the globe to provide meticulous on the spot services while also being an arts awards advisor and creative director with Enter Edem who combine interactive art, entertainment and education. In short she is amazing!
Luke D'Silva
After answering an advert for swordfighters in The Stage back in 1996, Luke has become an integral part of AREA 51. This man should be topping the bill in Hollywood by now! - Only we need him too much to let that happen. Brilliant, brilliant actor, host with the most - and now legendary circus ringmaster. Put simply, AREA 51's first choice of leading man.
Big Grey
Pictures alone cannot describe the Legend that is Big Grey. He really only comes together in 3 dimensions. Mad Professor to Take That, agent provocateur in our very own circus, Somnambu - and now ringmaster for Circus Extreme. Probably the most recognizable face in UK juggling circles today... now that's a frightening thought!
Keith Robinson
Special mention to the number one purveyor of "Five-One Love!" Keith's unmatched enthusiasm and joy for the job has seen him move into pole position of our interactive crew. Not too shabby with the 'ol video cam either!!
Matt Lemon
This man's skills are matched only by his height. Towering above us in both stature and raw talent, there is nothing Mr Lemon cannot do. So sickeningly good at stuff that you'll want throw your juggling clubs out of the window in disgust. And just in case we need putting in our place further, he owns the driest wit since Monty Python.
Kayla Cadorna
Gorgeous Kayla Cadorna is one of AREA 51's most in-demand all-round performers, an entertainment tour de force. She has a wide range of skills that have enabled her to reach the pinnacle of the industry and attract any army of devoted followers. One of our busiest and most popular girls, Kayla appears all over the world as a model, dancer, stilt walker, angle grinder and fire performer.
Adam Steadman
Without this clever guy, we'd be a bit knackered. He keeps our website running smoothly, and is always around the office maintaining and fixing our overloaded network. Let's hear it for Adam - chief of The Tech Factory - who seems to spend more time in our office than his own (could it be the girls?!), doesn't mind being disturbed on a Sunday - and even took us to Alton Towers!!


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After starting the 2016-17 season with five losses in the first seven games McCluer North, defending two-time Suburban XII Conference North Division Champions, improved their season-starting record to 11-7 including a Jan. 16 midday 47-35 home win against Cardinal Ritter.
Five of their first seven losses were to
Illinois high schools including two to Bethalto-Civic Memorial, the last two losses prior to Jan.16. McCluer North won the EPR Classic at Parkway West Jan. 3-6 defeating Troy, Mo., Buchanan 47-34, Parkway Central 41-35 and Fort Zumwalt South 44-43 in overtime. In the EPR Classic Kortni Collins averaged 13.3 points per tournament game with 12 assists, Yhmani Jones has 12 rebounds Anasha Hurst has 13 steals and Eriyanna Simmons blocked eight shots.
Overall Hurst averaged 10.8 points per
game with 42 steals, Collins has 51 assists, Simmons pulled down 97 rebounds and blocked 16 shots and Dominique Oldham has made 62.9 percent of her shots, all from three-point range. McCluer North opened Suburban XII North play Jan. 12 with a 40-21 win at Hazelwood East and will play at Riverview Gardens Thursday, Jan. 19, at 5:30.
HAZELWOOD WEST has played half of the games McCluer North played and took a 6-3 overall record to Pattonville on Jan.17. Hazelwood West took third place Dec. 12-16 in the Fort Zumwalt North Tournament, won the consolation title at the 40th Duchesne Invitational. Hazelwood West opened Suburban XII North play Jan. 12 with a 63-28 home win over Riverview Gardens.
Overall, prior to Jan. 17, senior Lakeita Chappel averaged 19.3 points per game with 25 steals, junior Mallory Meeks made 77.8 percent of her free throws and has 25 assists and Freshman Abigayle Patterson has pulled down 71 rebounds while blocking 31 shots. In the Fort Zumwalt North Tournament Chappel averaged 20.7 points per game, shot 55.9 percent from inside the three-point arc and 75 percent from the free-throw line, Patterson has 24 rebounds and 12 shot blocks and Meeks had seven assists. In the Duchesne Invitational Chappel scored 18.7 points per game and pulled down 21 rebounds, Meeks has 12 assists and Patterson blocked 13 shots.
Hazelwood West visits McCluer Thursday in a 5:30 Suburban XII North game and hosts Jennings Friday, Jan. 20; at 7 p.m. Hazelwood West hosts McCluer North Feb. 2 at 7 p.m.
NORTH TECHNICAL is 9-4 and took the consolation title in the St. Dominic Christmas Tournament to end 2016. North Tech returns home Thursday for a 5:30 game against the Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience, a Magnet School among the St. Louis Public Schools, visits Cardinal Ritter Feb. 23 at 6:45 and begins the Fifth Eldon Tournament, Jan. 26, 7:30 against the Fox Junior Varsity.
Senior Janelle Randle averaged 15
points and 11.2 rebounds per game and made 53.2 percent of her free throws while making 88 steals. Junior Jessica Meyers scored 10.3 points per game while making 47 assists. Senior Chrishey Wilkes averages 11.3 rebounds per game while blocking 37 shots. In the St. Dominic Tournament Randle averaged 16 points per game with 15 steals, Meyers has 13 assists, Wilkes had 14.3 rebounds per game and 16 blocked shots and senior Tegan Stith made 55 percent of three-point shots and 63.6 percent of free throws
ACADEMY did not win the Nike Tournament in Phoenix, Ariz. IWA lost 60-50 Dec. 22 to tournament host Mesquite, Ariz.


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Mumbai, Maharashtra India (PressExposure) June 16, 2011 -- Film and entertainment firm Reliance MediaWorks expects to add 5 to 8 percentage points to its margins by calendar year 2012, driven by its newly unveiled film studio, a top official told Reuters on Friday.
The company, which operates in three business segments--cinemas, film and media services, and television production--has EBITDA margins of about 20 per cent, Chief Executive Anil Arjun said. "Impact on margins will be positive because we have added a business that has a significant turnover and high margins," he added.
Reliance MediaWorks, which provides production, post-production and imaging services for films, has added a studio with 8 sound stages spread over seven acres in Film City to its offerings, to create a one-stop shop.
The first phase of the studio, which is being built with an investment of more than Rs 100 crore, will be operational by January 15. The second phase will be operational by mid-2011.
The studio is expected to contribute 10 per cent to the company's revenue and yield EBITDA margins of 50 per cent, Arjun said. "We see a lot of opportunity in broadcast and in the ad commercials space," Arjun said.
Reliance MediaWorks, which has about 550 screens spread across India, US, Malaysia and the Netherlands, plans to add 60-70 screens in India this year.
"We are adding a lot of premium properties in Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Ludhiana, so that will take the count to about 340 or so," Arjun said.
The company, which the market values at Rs 972 crore, has been investing in these screens over the past one year and will need an incremental investment of Rs 30 crore to Rs 40 crore this year, he added.
Reliance MediaWorks' theatre exhibition business has just come out of the seasonally strongest quarter of the year. However, Arjun expressed slight disappointment with the quarter.
"Third quarter is generally a good season, but by itself certain films did not work out at the anticipated level."
Multiplex chains were expected to see their strongest period of box-office collection in the December quarter this year with about 35 Hindi movies from varied genres and another 70 Hollywood films releasing during the quarter.
"The quarter could have been better," Arjun said. http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/reliance-mediaworks-studio-to-boost-margins/121661/on


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If any school teacher deserves a shiny, red apple, it's Gerard MacManus.
On Tuesday, the head of digital technology at Auckland's Papatoetoe High School ran a geocaching class for fellow educators attending the Post Primary Teachers' Association professional conference in Wellington. His class tied in perfectly with this year's theme of "eDscapes: Mapping teachers' professional lives".
During the 4.30pm workshop, secondary school teachers borrowed GPS devices to locate GC.com geocaches hidden around the capital city's Civic Square and waterfront areas, before logging their findings online. Among the group's finds was GC2JC6Y Historic Star Boating Club, which MacManus called "a wonderful cache to find with others in their first caching exercise".
The session also introduced them to MacManus' Get Lost geocaching project, which is based on the Education Ministry's guidelines for learning outside the classroom.
MacManus (GC handle: taskmaster) created the scheme for Papatoetoe High School, where students use cellphones, GPS devices and Auckland's public transport system to explore navigation and geocaching.
"I have a passion for technology and I am keen to share this with teachers. I attended an exciting geocaching workshop at a uLearn conference and begun to make connections with the directions for learning in the New Zealand curriculum," he said.


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Looking Forward to Fall
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This is fabulous April - but no! - it's way to early to think of fall. Maybe you didn't have a bad winter? Still hoping there will be lots of sunshine around here for many more weeks, before the beautiful fall colors arrive! This is gorgeous though. Love that leaf border.ReplyDelete
The combo of the trees and pumpkins is just perfect and then I love that subtle gingham background too. Beautiful Fall card!ReplyDelete
Yes! I am ready for Fall, too! Your autumn card is so pretty with the CAC background!ReplyDelete
Beautiful card April. Thank you for playing along with our Challenge at Chocolate, Coffee & Cards. We would love to see you again ... Anet DT xReplyDelete
Lovely autumnal card. Although can't say I am ready for autumn yet, here in the UK it's not that hot lol!! Thanks for joining in the fun at the artistic stamperReplyDelete
This is very pretty! You are ready for fall! Thanks so much for playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!ReplyDelete
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20 May Sailboats and Big Data
Big data is a big deal. No shock there. It promises insight in to every aspect of business and government. "Data Scientist" is now one of the hottest career paths to be on, and without big data, IoT (the Internet of Things) would hold far less promise.
By definition, big data is big. It involves collecting information at unprecedented scale. It has driven the creation of entirely new types of databases, and powerful cloud services. We now have the ability to measure almost anything, and it's easy to think of these measurements as the endgame.
But we must remember that cold-hard-facts mean nothing in isolation. They do not drive action, they do not influence, and they do not make us more likely to succeed or fail. None of those things can happen until some level of communication takes place. To make big data do big things, we need to recognize the relationship between information and communication, and keep the perspective of our audience in mind.
For example, I used to spend a lot of time racing a sailboat with a group of friends. The skipper (who drove the boat) and the guy trimming the mainsail (positioned next to the skipper) were legitimate data scientists. They would look at the compass, GPS, apparent wind, and dozens of other instruments and perform amazing feats of mental math. Now, I was usually on the pointy end of the boat and about as far from them as you could get. When they would yell out "The current is pushing us south at 2 knots!" I would file it under "nice to know." They quickly realized that shouting, "We need to tack!" was a much more effective way to get things moving. The first approach gave me information, but didn't accomplish what they wanted.
When talking about the interaction between information and communication, we need to remember that whenever an audience is involved, so are opinion, expectation, context, bias, knowledge, and everything else humans can't help but bring to the table. With data we have impersonal facts. Add people, and you can run into problems. This is as important to remember in business as it is when racing a sailboat.
Remember our blog post on Aristotle's three modes of persuasion (logos, pathos, and ethos)? One of the most interesting aspects of logos (logical argument), is that true logical proof is not required. Only the simulation of logical appeal is necessary to be persuasive. Even when presented with information backed by the most rigorous data science, we all have a tendency to seek affirmation rather than information. We find things that support our existing perspectives more convincing.
Hypothetical situation. Let's say you spot an important market trend, and it's a change for the worse. The magnitude of your "uh-oh" moment drives you to copy the charts and tables into an email and fire it off to your virtual team with little context or commentary. Later, you are surprised to find that some of your colleagues don't see the oncoming storm, instead they see support for existing strategy. Even more shocking, a few people glossed right over your email—not having the context or skill necessary to know what to do with the information.
To avoid this, we need to ensure we establish the right channels of communication ahead of time. We need to work to understand the needs, goals, perceptions, and skills of our audiences. If we want to inspire, engage, and lead them, we must provide the right information in the right way.
We need to remind ourselves that the tables and charts that led us to our great insight are not always the right way to tell that story to others. Very often the details get in the way of telling your story (See our post on charts, the hidden trap). If you connect abstract information to real world people and problems—you'll make the story stick (for more on that check out our post on bringing data to life).
You might point out, accurately, that big data is not just about gaining insight, it's about gaining insight fast. Following my advice adds steps and slows things down. That's true. As with most things, you need to find a balance. Take a second and weight the risks and likelihood of misunderstanding against the benefits of insight. If you are talking to close colleagues, less context is needed. If you are speaking to thousands of customers, spending a LOT of time is warranted.
Because at the end of the day, the more we rely on data and insights, the more we have to be aware of how we communicate.


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(WFLA) — State inspectors temporarily closed one Tampa Bay eatery from Oct. 24 to 28, 2016. We've listed the restaurant that was closed below, along with details about what inspectors say they found.
Villa Pizza located at 517 Brandon Town Center in Brandon
Oct. 28, 2016: Restaurant temporarily closed with 11 violations
Oct. 29, 2016: Restaurant reopened with 1 violation
The following Tampa Bay restaurants received the most violations during inspections conducted from Oct. 17 to Oct. 21, 2016.
Lin Garden located at 238 Highway 41 S. in Inverness, 33 violations
- 6 live roaches found in dish machine area.
- 5 dead roaches by dish machine.
- 2 live flies on the cook's line in the kitchen.
Elsa's Mexican Restaurant located at 18450 U.S. Hwy 41 N. in Lutz, 30 violations
- Self-service salad bar/buffet lacking adequate sneeze guards or other proper protection from contamination.
- Plastic container of red sauce stored on floor in kitchen.
- Old food stuck to clean dishware/utensils.
Trang Viet Cuisine located at 1524 E. Fowler Ave. in Tampa, 30 violations
- Stop Sale Order issued for raw beef in freezer that employee tried to separate using a rusty screw driver.
- Employee with no hair restraint while engaging in food preparation.
- Soil residue in sugar container.
New York New York Pizza and Bar located at 1512 E. 7th Ave. in Tampa, 29 violations
- Shredded cheese stored in cardboard box.
- Employee with no hair restraint while engaging in food preparation.
- Raw animal food stored over ready-to-eat food: raw ground beef over pepperoni in walk-in cooler.
Carmel Café and Wine Bar located at 3601 W. Swann Ave. in Tampa, 29 violations
- Old labels stuck to food containers after cleaning.
- Employee eating in a food preparation or other restricted area.
- Bowl or other container with no handle used to dispense food.
Hao Wah Chinese Restaurant located at 1713 S. Dale Mabry, Tampa, 29 violations
- Shelf under preparation table soiled with food debris.
- Food stored on floor.
- Accumulation of black/green mold-like substance inside the ice bin.
Bernini located at 1702 E. 7th Ave. in Tampa, 28 violations
- Dead roaches on premises: 1 under handwash sink in bar.
- Working containers of food removed from original container not identified by common name.
- Cooked seafood not reaching a minimum internal temperature of 145 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 seconds: salmon 120-165°f.
Gandy Sandbar and Grill located at 10056 Gandy Blvd. N. in St. Petersburg, 28 violations
- Dead roaches on premises: 4 dead near dish machine.
- Accumulation of debris on drainboards.
- Single-service articles improperly stored on floor.
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Those who complete (compleat!) the Munros can record this fact and receive the magic number by writing in to The Clerk of The List (See
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Alison & Mike Baker - 5168 & 5169
Beinn na Lap - 6 October 2012
Alison and Mike are in the middle, wearing blue and red jackets, respectively.
Alison and Mike write:
We climbed our first Munro, Dreish, by "accident", on 3 July 1993 and completed by climbing Beinn na Lap on 6 October 2012. Over the 19 years that it took us to bag all the Munros we did every hill together. We know that can't be a unique achievement but presume not many couples will have done it.
We were accompanied to the summit of Beinn na Lap by a party of 38, consisting of friends, many who are fellow members of Gala Water Outdoor Activities Club, and family as well as 5 dogs. The group also included 6 Munro virgins and 5 fellow compleatists from our club. It was a great day out which involved taking the train from Tyndrum to Corrour up the hill and back down to the Corrour Station House Restaurant, in plenty of time for some celebratory drinks. We then caught the train back to Tyndrum to carry on partying at the By the Way Hostel where we were staying.
A couple of members of the club, who have already completed, took the early train to Corrour so that they could bag a Corbett before meeting us back down at the station for our hill! Were not sure if we are going to follow their lead, although we have done 27 Corbetts so far, or just continue to climb Scotlands hills as the fancy takes us. There are certainly a few Munros that we mean to revisit as the "views" from some were very limited to say the least.


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If the Miami Hurricanes play a football game in Sun-Life Stadium, but no one is there to see it, then does it actually happen? Okay, I understand that that was a pretty lame joke. But, as lame as it may be, sadly it holds some alarming truth.
Look in the background at the picture posted above and you can clearly decipher what I'm talking about. No, I didn't choose a picture from an "Orange-Out Game" in Sun-Life. Those are all empty seats. A clear reminder of not only how far the program has fallen since their dominance of the 80's and 90's, but an indication of how far they have to go.
The part about how far they have to go may be what takes the hardest hit. An integral part of the recruiting process in the fall is the official visits. You bring the potential recruit in and let him see the atmosphere he will experience, should he decide that he wants to be a part of your program. Right now, there is no atmosphere in Miami.
Kids today want to play in front of as many people as possible. They want to get noticed. The university can try to sell the recruits on history and tradition as much as they want, but when they walk out on that field on a Saturday afternoon and see nothing but orange, empty seats, it's almost an instant deal-breaker.
Now granted, the Hurricanes haven't exactly been winning many games lately and last season's self-imposed sanctions didn't help neither. No matter how you play, if the fans don't see an immediate light at the end of the tunnel, they see no reason to watch. Last season, the 'Canes played well enough, that under normal circumstances, they would have secured a spot in the ACC Championship Game. With the sanctions, however, that happening wasn't the slightest possibility.
Trying to sell a young man on being a Miami Hurricane is hard enough as it is already. Although the NCAA admitted their wrong-doings in the initial investigation of the school, they are still going to investigate the program further, just not using the evidence that they deemed inadmissible. So, the program still faces possible penalties down the road.
Now, while the sanctions may be an answer as to why attendance is so poor, that doesn't necessarily justify it, Hurricanes fans. The Penn State Nittany Lions were hit with one of the harshest punishments in the history of college football last season, yet they still consistently put 80-90,000 people in Beaver Stadium last season. There's no light at the end of their tunnel for the next four years, yet the faithful still showed up every home game and cheered their team on. Why couldn't you do the same?
Bottom line is, a good portion of the future success of the Miami football program is in the hands of the fans showing players that they can make something in Coral Gables. With the pool of talent in south Florida and the surrounding areas, these team can be a force to be reckoned with on the field once again. It's just, people have to be there to actually see it.
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MARTHA STUTTS — Paralegal
Martha Stutts has been with Herron Law Offices since 2000, serving as the paralegal for record setting litigation. She earned her Legal Assistant diploma at the Tennessee Technology Center in McKenzie and her B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Tennessee at Martin, where she was a member of the national Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi and graduated Summa Cum Laude.
In her free time, Martha likes to run, garden, and spend time with family and friends. She has run half marathons in more than half of the states. She is married with three children and one grandson.
BEN G. HERRON — Office Administrator
Ben G. Herron graduated in Agriculture from the University of Tennessee at Martin before earning his MBA from Vanderbilt University. He worked for businesses in all three grand divisions of Tennessee, ranging from banking to automotive sales and health care, before returning to his home county to manage the family farm and work with Herron Law Offices.
JOHN MILLER HERRON — Law Clerk
John Herron is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of the University of Tennessee at Martin. Like his brothers and a total of seven members of his family, he is an Eagle Scout. He is a member of the class of 2019 at the University of Tennessee School of Law. Most recently, John worked with the Tennessee Justice Center in Nashville.


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If you've never experienced an escape room, they are a lot of fun for you and your family and friends.
To find out more about all the fun escape rooms Queen City Escape has to offer head over to their website, www.queencityescape.com. There you can also book a time for the escape room you'd liked to try to conquer. They are located at 225 Louisiana Street in Buffalo and you can give them a call at (716) 208-9695.
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Coughlan wins it for Crossabeg
Crossabeg midfielder Barry Coughlan's extra-time header inspired his side to the narrowest of victories over New Ross Celtic 'B' in this exciting Neil O'Sullivan Cup first round game played in Butlersland on Sunday.
New Ross Celtic B 1 Crossabeg2 (AET)
Yet the scoreline did not reflect the flow of traffic towards the home side's goal as Crossabeg were in control for most of the game. However, their lack of finishing power came ever so close to coming back to haunt them, as they only managed to get back level seven minutes from the end having fallen behind to a 30th-minute penalty.
While the Celtic 'B' boys had the ideal start in getting that crucial opening goal, they were unable to double their tally although they came close on a couple of occasions through their quick counter-attacks.
Unfortunately, these broke down in front of goal through some rushed finishing that saw the ball drilled to the wrong side of the posts from very scoreable positions.
Crossabeg, despite dominating across midfield, were struggling to find the breakthrough despite incessant pressure. With their opponents pulling an extra player back to act as sweeper through the second-half, it made life difficult for the visiting side.
In the circumstances they looked on their way out of the cup, as the second-half began to look somewhat bleak until they eventually found a way through with just seven minutes remaining.
From the start, a young Crossabeg outfit were delivering all the flowing football, as Craig and Barry Coughlan were in dominant form in midfield.
With home 'keeper Craig Malone looking uncomfortable under the high ball, Crossabeg peppered the goalmouth with long deliveries, leading to chances for both Eamonn Kelly and Mark O'Connor who pulled efforts to the wrong side of the posts.
Having soaked up much pressure, New Ross Celtic pounced with a quick counter-attack, as Keith Katus played a through ball into the path of Damien Cullen who was tripped as he moved in on goal.
From the resulting penalty, Tommy Lee neatly tucked the ball low into the bottom right-hand corner of the net on the half-hour mark to give his side a 1-0 lead.
Approaching the interval Crossabeg centre-back Paddy Devereux had a downward header from a Niall Kelly cross cleared off the line, leaving the home side with a 1-0 interval lead.
From the early stages of the second-half it appeared as if Crossabeg would over-run the home side as they dominated possession.
They were playing some quality ball out of midfield, but front players Mark O'Connor and Eamonn Kelly were finding it difficult to find a way through the five-man defensive wall being presented by the home side.
Kelly made a couple of darts towards goal using his speed, but on each occasion he was denied by some desperate covering defence. While restricted to infrequent breakaways, the home side did see one fine effort from Anthony Feeney fly just the wrong side of the post after 61 minutes.
As for Crossabeg, they continued to play with great energy, and eventually the breakthrough they had been threatening arrived. Craig Coughlan played a great ball through the centre of a defence that had advanced too far forward, leaving Eamonn Kelly to utilise his speed to get to the ball before advancing 'keeper Malone and stabbing a low shot to the net seven minutes from the end, making it 1-1 and forcing extra-time.
Coming to the end of the first period, Barry Coughlan rose to Alex Wilson's well-floated free-kick to glance a header into the right corner of the net, giving his side a 2-1 lead which they comfortably held to the end.
New Ross Celtic 'B': Craig Malone, James Barron, Kieran St. Ledger, Ken O'Neill, Martin Sullivan, Keith Katus, Eoin Kehoe, Damien Cullen, Tommy Lee, Anthony Feeney, Dylan Murphy. Subs. - Kevin O'Neill, Craig O'Brien, Stuart Power, Dylan Wickham, David Caulfield.
Crossabeg: Conor Keeling, Brian Kelly, Andy Butler, Paddy Devereux, Mark Crosbie, Craig Coughlan, Barry Coughlan, Conor Maddock, Eamonn Kelly, Mark O'Connor, Niall Kelly. Subs. - James Carley, Emmet Fox, Alex Wilson, Dave Berney, Johnny Shortall.
Referee: James Wafer.
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Hi! I'm selling my Nomad 883 Pro!
The reason I'm selling it is because it is no longer needed as I'm now up and running on my giant Thermwood 5'x10' router and I'm buying a Grizzly mill that was converted to CNC. I bought the Nomad (same maker as Shapeoko) to learn CAM programming. It was an EXCELLENT tool for that as I'm now comfortable working on much larger machines. Overall, the machine probably has about 20 hours of run time. I used Autodesk Fusion 360 (Free for hobbyists!!) to make my models and create my CAM. As you probably know Carbide 3D also makes their own software that is supposed to be very easy to use. The community here and over on reddit is AWESOME and really helped me to learn CNC programming.
Before you buy it, I can run a sample part on it if you like and show you how it works if you're local. I can also send you videos of it running. Shipping wise, you're responsible for 100% and it'll be FOB Origin. I have the original box and can toss it on a pallet or do whatever you want to get it shipped to your location. It'll be your deal though.
Asking Price: $2000
Included is:Nomad 883 Pro - $2499Low Profile Vise - $120Nomad Threaded Table - $100number102 .125" Flat Cutter (only one, I'm keeping the other 2)1/8" collet and nut plus a 1/4" collet and nutHalf a roll of carpet tape used to hold materials down while cutting
That's a total of ~$2719!
It is a great machine and I'm sad to see it go, but I really have no use for it now that I have access to bigger toys now :).
The best way to get ahold of me is to PM me here. Thanks!!!
Again, my asking is $2000.
I understand you're probably wanting to sell the whole deal as a package, but if you're willing to part with the lowpro vise and threaded table as a package, I'd be glad to pay for that and the shipping to my place in Idaho. Let me know, thanks for your time.
I'm willing to break up the package into parts for those who are interested. I'm PM you.
Hi, I'm interested in purchasing this. I live in Omaha and will be in Kansas City the 16th - 18th of this month, so I can pay cash in person and we wouldn't have to worry about shipping. Let's exchange contact info and go from there.
The machine is sold! Thanks everyone for the interest.