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European Union
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News about European Union, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 20, 2014
European Union files trade case against United States, claiming package of tax breaks offered by Washington State to Boeing for its planned 777X jet violate World Trade Organization rules and give unfair advantage over Airbus. MORE
Dec. 19, 2014
European Union imposes new sanctions over Russia's meddling in Ukraine by outlawing European investment in Russian-annexed Crimea; restrictions banning investment, trade and tourism do not effect Russia as a whole but show bloc's readiness to keep pressure on Russia. MORE
Dec. 19, 2014
Daimler is setting aside 600 million euros, or $748 million, to cover potential costs arising from European Union investigation into possible price fixing by Europe's biggest truck makers. MORE
Dec. 18, 2014
European Union's General Court reverses bloc's designation of militant Palestinian group Hamas as terrorist organization, straining relations with Israel; court's decision coincides with increased European impatience with stalled Middle East peace effort and with European Parliament's vote to recognize Palestinian statehood in principal. MORE
Dec. 17, 2014
Report by European Union election observers confirms voting fraud in Afghan presidential runoff election in June 2014 between Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah, suggesting more than two million votes, or quarter of total cast, came from polling stations with voting irregularities. MORE
Dec. 5, 2014
Mario Draghi, European Central Bank president, says at news conference that bank is determined to honor its prime directive of keeping inflation, now dangerously low, in check; Draghi and central bank have not taken concrete action to address inflation rate that it is near zero, but he offers assurances that more aggressive stimulus is coming. MORE
Dec. 5, 2014
The Upshot; Mario Draghi, president of European Central Bank, faces problem of fighting inflation slump at a time that oil prices are plummeting; how Draghi confronts challenge will help determine outlook for Europe's failing economy. MORE
Dec. 2, 2014
Russian Pres Vladimir V Putin announces he will scrap South Stream natural gas pipeline, project seen by West as thinly veiled attempt to make Russia dominant supplier in Europe while bypassing Ukraine; cancellation is rare diplomatic defeat for Putin and rare victory for European Union and the Obama administration; Putin says Russia will redirect pipeline through Turkey. MORE
Nov. 29, 2014
European Union gives Belgium, France and Italy three more months to bring their budgets in line with legal requirements; decision is sign that European Commission under Jean-Claude Juncker will be sensitive to calls to ease up on austerity in Europe. MORE
Nov. 29, 2014
Eurozone inflation rate is slipping toward zero, even as job market remains moribund; consumer prices rose just 0.3 percent in November from year earlier, slipping from 0.4 percent increase reported in October. MORE
Nov. 27, 2014
Editorial praises European Union for plan to pump up investment in public works and increase small-business lending, but warns proposal is overly complicated and self-defeating; argues that insistence on maintaining balanced budget, even as economy weakens, risks continued economic stagnation. MORE
Nov. 26, 2014
European Union will announce plan to finance $315 billion in public infrastructure projects over next three years; most of money must come from private lenders. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
European politicians, after years of mounting frustrations, are embracing symbolic steps to pressure Israel into more accommodating stance toward Palestinians; recent statements by European Union condemning violence and nonbinding votes in support of Palestinian state highlight marked shift in tone from Israel's largest trading partner. MORE
Nov. 22, 2014
Cecilia Malmstrom, European Union's new trade commissioner, says that she and American trade representative Michael Froman are committed to injecting new energy into stalled trans-Atlantic trade negotiations. MORE
Nov. 22, 2014
Mario Draghi, president of European Central Bank, remarks at banking conference in Frankfurt that ECB is planning new round of powerful monetary stimulus to jolt flagging eurozone economy. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
European Union authorities accuse Netherlands of making special deal with Starbucks that helped company lower its taxes; accusation is contained in report by EU's competition authority and is latest sign of mounting concern over scale of tax breaks for multinational companies in period of weak growth and high unemployment in many parts of Europe. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
Europe's statistics agency says Eurozone's economy grew 0.6 percent in third quarter on an annualized basis, well below its pre-crisis growth rate of around 2 percent; Continent's continued sluggishness raises concerns abroad. MORE
Nov. 15, 2014
European Union authorities publicly accuse Netherlands of making special deal with Starbucks that helped company lower its taxes, seeing it as potentially illegal state aid; it is latest case to focus on favorable and often secretive tax arrangements between big multinationals and low-tax countries; companies have been increasingly lobbying against proposed reforms as global authorities ramp up efforts to close tax loopholes. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
European Court of Justice rules that a Romanian woman who immigrated to Germany is not entitled to unemployment benefits because she had not tried to find a job; ruling has widespread implications for number of countries, like Britain and Germany, that have complained of so-called 'welfare tourism' and that have faced strong opposition at home over immigration policies. MORE
Nov. 8, 2014
European Union authorities craft deal, involving change to European law that will require approval from member governments, allowing Great Britain to defer payment of 2.1 billion euros, or about $2.6 billion, to EU. MORE
Nov. 5, 2014
European Union officials sharply lower growth forecasts to 1.3 percent in 2014 after weak economic performance in France, Germany and Italy, and in the face of declining business confidence. MORE
Nov. 4, 2014
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has indicated that she is prepared to contemplate future for European Union without Great Britain, if British Prime Min David Cameron insists on new measures to limit rights of Europeans to live and work there. MORE
Nov. 1, 2014
Eurostat reports that consumer prices rose at annual rate of 0.4 percent in 18 nations that share euro currency; separate report shows continuing stagnation in labor market; data adds to pressure on European Central Bank to take additional steps to stimulate the economy. MORE
Oct. 30, 2014
Jyrki Katainen, European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, warns France and Italy that they could still face disciplinary action for violating bloc's fiscal rules if their revised budgets do not pass muster; announcement follows provisional pass on budgets that missed mandated targets by wide margins. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
Editorial praises European Union member nations for agreeing to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 40 percent by 2030; contends plan is important step forward and a clear signal to other big emitters of greenhouse gases to set ambitious goals of their own in months leading up to next United Nations summit meeting on climate change. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
France and Italy avoid political collision with European Union when officials in Brussels indicate they will approve countries' 2015 budgets after last-minute adjustments in spending plans. MORE
Oct. 25, 2014
British Prime Min David Cameron quickly rejects European Union's demand for an extra payment worth $2.7 billion after data shows that British economy performed better in recent years than previously thought; in country where membership in EU is contentious subject, some see request as punishment for Great Britain's economic success. MORE
Oct. 25, 2014
European Union reaches deal to cap its greenhouse gas emissions in effort to increase pressure on rest of world to achieve a landmark accord on climate protection in 2015; environmentalists, however, say agreement amounts to weak compromise reflecting the complexity of managing a bloc of 28 member nations with widely varying energy systems. MORE
Oct. 25, 2014
Floyd Norris Off The Charts column contends deflation has become reality in many European countries, at least in terms of prices of goods; notes services are less likely to experience deflation in prices, in part because it is difficult to reduce nominal wages and in part because overseas competition may be less of a factor; points out in the United States, prices for goods are rising but at a slow rate. MORE
Oct. 24, 2014
European Union leaders agree on targets for protecting the climate and generating greener power despite deep divisions among their nations over how to produce energy; main target that wins approval is a pledge to slash emissions by at least 40 percent, compared with 1990 levels, by 2030. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
European lawmakers approve new set of commissioners for European Union's executive branch, ending months of debate over administrative direction of 28-nation bloc. MORE
Oct. 21, 2014
Jose Manuel Barroso, departing president of European Commission, warns Britain about dangers of isolating itself within European Union; says nation's confrontational stance is backfiring and hurting its chances of winning the policy changes it seeks. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
Serge Schmemann Quick History column reflects on news of the week, including reaction in United States to Ebola virus, Europe's economic troubles and Turkish attacks on Kurds who are fighting Islamic State group. MORE
Oct. 8, 2014
European leaders, policy makers and economists, as Europe confronts new signs of economic trouble, are starting to challenge Germany's insistence on budget austerity as precondition to healthy growth; rapidly evolving debate holds potential to be turning point after long period in which country dominated European economic policy. MORE
Oct. 2, 2014
French Pres Francois Hollande's cabinet presents budget blueprint designed to cut 50 billion euros, or $63 billion, in domestic spending over three years; refuses to implement cuts any faster than that, declaring independence from European Union's austerity-budget regime; move intensifies showdown between France and its main eurozone partners. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
European Union inflation fell to 0.3 percent in September from 0.4 percent in August; unemployment remains at 11.5 percent; recession fears are raised. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Cecilia Malmstrom, nominee for European Union trade commissioner, tells European lawmakers that a trade measure sought by United States that would give companies the right to sue countries might have to be abandoned. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Europe's antitrust regulator will issue report describing its investigation into whether low-tax countries like Ireland have made special deals with multinationals like Apple that helped companies avoid billions in taxes and created unfair advantages over other European Union member countries. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Ukrainian Pres Petro O Poroshenko says his office is in constant communication with Pres Vladimir V Putin of Russia to sustain a truce in eastern Ukraine, and that Ukraine is now looking ahead to pursue membership in the European Union. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Serge Schmemann Editorial Observer contends Scottish independence referendum posed interesting questions about meaning of nationalism within context of more closely connected Europe; maintains that fact that majority of Scots voted no on referendum shows that nations are able to foster national identity without succumbing to ill effects nationalism can produce. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Markit Economics report finds that eurozone's economic expansion continued to lose traction in September, with its composite output index falling to 52.3 from 52.5 in August. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
European Union finance ministers endorse plans to leverage hundreds of billions of euros to finance new infrastructure projects and spur demand as part of effort to avoid economic stagnation; they direct the European Commission and the European Investment Bank to present initial plans. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
United States and European Union broaden and deepen range of sanctions imposed on Russia in retaliation for its intervention in Ukraine; measures deal blow to Russian efforts to develop future oil sources in Arctic and elsewhere, and place further limits on access to American and European capital markets. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
United States and Europe agree to place additional economic sanctions on Russia over its role in Ukraine despite new cease-fire agreement. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
European Central Bank president Mario Draghi steps up pressure on countries like Italy to improve climate for business, but says there is room for governments to use public spending to reinvigorate stalled eurozone economy. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Jean-Claude Juncker, incoming president of European Commission, European Union's executive branch, nominates slate of new commissioners, but also reduces their autonomy by adding layer of oversight; Juncker's nominal goal is to streamline operations, but whether he is streamlining them or making them even more complex remains to be seen. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Dacian Ciolos, European Union's agriculture commissioner, says he will double funds available for promoting the sale of farm goods; move is effort to counteract the effects of boycott by Russia, important export market for European producers. MORE
Sep. 1, 2014
News analysis; election of Polish Prime Min Donald Tusk as president of European Council is evidence of palpable shift in the way Western European leaders think about Poland and further evidence that old distinctions between Eastern and Western Europe are rapidly crumbling. MORE
Sep. 1, 2014
Editorial urges European Union to stop dragging its feet on forging more unified approach to migration that would distribute financial and social costs of coping with refugees more fairly; contends that rising death toll of migrants desperately trying to reach Europe across the Mediterranean Sea is even more urgent impetus for providing legal avenues to safety. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
European Union leaders name Poland's Prime Min Donald Tusk to replace Herman Van Rompuy as the president of the European Council; represents first time bloc has nominated an Eastern European to the post. MORE
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Timeline: European Union
A Fresh Start for E.U., but a Big Test Lurks
The first summit meeting under new leadership showed discipline, but that might not hold when serious issues of money and power are at stake.
December 23, 2014, Tuesday
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State Tax Deal for Boeing Draws an E.U. Challenge
The European Union asserts that a package of tax breaks offered by Washington State to induce Boeing to build its planned forthcoming 777X jet there would violate W.T.O. rules.
December 20, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: European Union , Boeing Company , Airbus Industrie , World Trade Organization , Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions , Washington (State) , Airlines and Airplanes , International Trade and World Market
European Regulator Issues New Guidelines for Online Payments
The European Banking Authority is requiring payment processors to put in place stronger authentication to verify the identities of those buying goods and services online.
December 19, 2014, Friday
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Obesity May Be a Disability, European Court Says
Obesity can be a disability, the European Court of Justice ruled Thursday, a decision that could have widespread consequences across the 28-nation European Union for the way in which employers deal with severely overweight employees.
December 19, 2014, Friday
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E.U. Restricts Investment in Russia-Annexed Crimea
New sanctions imposed by the European Union indicate Europe's readiness to keep up economic pressure on Russia over its seizure of Crimea and support for pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine.
December 19, 2014, Friday
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Daimler Sets Aside $748 Million Over E.U. Inquiry Into Truck Makers
The provision suggested that a price-fixing investigation by the European Commission was gathering pace, years after the first raids were carried out.
December 19, 2014, Friday
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Pierre Moscovici Embodies a Softer Approach to Europe's Recovery
While declaring that budget rules "are made for everybody," the European Union's economic policy chief says that "sanctions are always a failure."
December 18, 2014, Thursday
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Russia's Neighbors in Europe Warily Watch Ruble Crisis
The impact of the currency turmoil on Central and Eastern European nations will depend on how much each country relies on Russian trade and visitors.
December 18, 2014, Thursday
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European Court Reverses Designation of Hamas as a Terrorist Organization
A decision to reverse the European Union's designation of the group came amid a swell of opinion in favor of recognizing a Palestinian state.
December 18, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Palestinians , Hamas , European Parliament , European Union , Terrorism , Israel , Israeli Settlements , Palestinian Authority
Europe's Anti-Austerity Duo
Together, the French and Italian premiers can challenge the Berlin consensus and define a new path to recovery.
December 17, 2014, Wednesday
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Hamas and Israel React to E.U. Decision
A Hamas leader praised the European Union court ruling on Wednesday to have the group removed from a list of terrorist organizations, while an Israeli spokesman criticized the move.
British Premier on Curbing Immigration
As a general election neared in Britain, Prime Minister David Cameron said the country must be able to control immigration while it upholds the idea of freedom of movement within the European Union.
European Official on Economic Growth
Mina Andreeva, the European Commission deputy chief spokeswoman, called new economic growth in the eurozone "a small piece of good news," but warned policymakers not to become complacent.
Britain Refuses to Pay E.U. Bill
Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain says his country will not make a 2.1 billion euro payment into this year's European Union budget, saying the sum is "completely unacceptable."
Europe Reacts to Scotland's Vote
Leaders from Britain, Scotland, Spain and the European Commission spoke after Scotland rejected independence from Britain in a referendum.
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Heavy financial toll as Craigslist drops adult-services ads. Who stands to benefit?
Now that Craigslist has removed its adult-services ads category, the company could lose as much as $15 million this year, according to a new study. A report from classified ad research firm AIM Group suggests the site was poised to grab up to $45 million from ads for sex services like prostitution or escort services in 2010, before the firm scrapped the longtime ad category.
In August, AIM found that Craigslist led ad sites in revenue generation from prostitution and other sex service ads. Indeed, its projected revenue for 2010 rose from $36.3 million when measured in April, to $44.6 million when tracked again by AIM in August, representing growth of around 22 percent.
AIM estimates Craigslist brought in $30 million in the 34 weeks the adult-services category was available this year. Thus, the research firm estimates Craigslist will lose between $12 million and $15 million by year's end since killing off the category earlier this month.
"We tried to identify the players with the highest revenue," notes the study. "Immediately after Craigslist eliminated its adult-services ads, first by placing a 'censored' bar where the category had been listed and later by dropping it entirely, ads by and for commercial sex started moving elsewhere."
According to AIM's "Sex ads: Where the money is" report, published September 14, Craigslist and Village Voice-owned BackPage.com account for the bulk of revenue generated by ads for sex services - 88 percent. BackPage.com, which offers ad categories including "escorts" and "adult jobs," will collect at least $17.5 million from sex ads this year, the report states. The BackPage total includes $4 million in revenue from CreativeLoafing.com, which has sites serving Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Sarasota, Tampa Bay, and Washington, D.C.
In its "Dirty Dozen" list of twelve sites featuring classifieds-style sex services ads, AIM showed a significant disparity between sex ad revenue on Craigslist and BackPage compared to the remainder of the list. The third leader in sex ad revenue, Eros.com, is expected to bring in $5.4 million in 2010, while the fourth, CityVibe.com, will generate $2.6 million, according to AIM's calculations. Another steep drop occurs between number four and number five, MyRedBook.com, which AIM says will collect $205,000 in sex ad revenue this year.
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Bald eagle family takes up residence in Manchester
An American bald eagle and one of its eaglets are nesting along the Merrimack River in Manchester. (DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER)
Senior Biologist Chris Martin of the New Hampshire Audubon Society uses a telescope to view an American bald eagle nest along the Merrimack River in Manchester on Friday. DAVID LANE/UNION LEADER
Easy access to food.
And a perch that offers a bird's eye view of the downtown.
Such is the home for two of the newest residents of the Queen City - a pair of baby American bald eagles that hatched early last month and are being raised in a nest along the Merrimack River.
The eaglets are the first to be born in Manchester in decades and represent the continuing success of the restoration of the bald eagle, said Christian Martin, a raptor biologist with the New Hampshire Audubon Society.
Martin brought a New Hampshire Union Leader reporter and photographer to a viewing area of the nest with the understanding it would not be pinpointed. Seclusion is needed to prevent distractions and human disturbances to the adults who are tending the eaglets, he said.
The nest is located about 90 feet up a white pine tree. During the visit Friday, one adult sat on the nest and glared at the human visitors, who spied the birds with binoculars and telephoto lenses about 500 feet from the nest.
Most of the time, the gray fuzz of the eaglets lay at the bottom of the nest, resembling little more than an accumulation of dust. But occasionally, a wing would poke out awkwardly. At other times, a long neck, more fitting for an ostrich, would stretch up, a beak at its crown.
"They look like fuzzy aliens," said Peter Gray, a Bedford resident and Audubon volunteer who first observed and photographed the eaglets on April 20.
"I definitely had goose bumps," Gray said. "I watched my two kids being born, and I didn't have the same feeling."
Gray disguises himself in camouflage and will sit motionless for an hour while observing the birds.
He has seen the hunting eagle bring fish to the nest, he said. He has seen the parent feed the young. He has seen the other adult circle and land on a protective perch nearby.
"Even the chicks know I'm there. They look right at me," he said.
Until two weeks ago, the pair was the only breeding pair on the Merrimack River in New Hampshire, Martin said. But last week, volunteers spotted a nest with eaglets in Nashua, he said.
The nests exemplify the mounting success of the Audubon Society's eagle restoration efforts in New Hampshire, an effort funded in part by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department.
Last year, volunteers counted 35 "territorial pairs" of bald eagles in the Granite State and 28 nests. That was a 30 percent increase from the previous year. A count for this year isn't complete, Martin said.
Bald eagles are not new to Manchester. They favor the open river for hunting and roosting during winter months. And on opening night for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats this year, an eagle flew over the right-field fence at Northeast Delta Dental stadium.
But establishing a nest took more than a decade of effort.
The first Manchester nest was detected in 2001, forcing transportation engineers to redraw the path for the Manchester airport access road, now known as Raymond Wieczorek Drive.
No eagles were ever born of that nest, which was eventually abandoned, Martin said. But as part of the road project, the state paid to have a man-made nest built on the tree the eagles now occupy. That was in 2006.
Three years later, eagles built their own nest about 5 feet higher, apparently pillaging the material from the man-made nest. Yet, no eagles occupied the nest until the spring of 2011, when a pair of adult eagles were spotted there.
The following winter, they were incubating eggs, but the pair abandoned the nest at hatch time. Then on April 20, Gray discovered the eaglets. Martin said they probably hatched about April 1.
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This website records the progress of the Master of Art & Design project of Anatol Bogun at Auckland University of Technology (AUT), New Zealand.
The programme started on 1 March 2010 and incorporates the Postgraduate Diploma in Art & Design. The estimated duration is two years part-time study for the Postgraduate Diploma papers Research Contexts and Methods and Research Practice and one year full-time study for the Thesis year. The project should conclude late 2012.
This website attempts to demonstrate the entire development of the project through notes, theoretical and practice-based means, contextual, theoretical and methodological research procedures, visual experiments, etc, up until the final practice result and exegesis.
Working Title
Borderland: A study to visualise the blurred frontier between reality and illusion
Proposed Area of Research/Creative Work (Synopsis)
This project explores the borderland between reality and illusion and considers how this might be communicated in an animated short film. The proposed work would draw upon delusional perception and hallucination in relation to depictions of reality. Taking into account elements of art, design, film and literature the project would seek to expand the parameters of animation both narratively and audiovisually through creative synthesis, so that the subjective world of a protagonist and his shifts between self belief and self doubt, sanity and insanity are actualised in a unique but coherent way.
For a complete overview please see the original project proposal.
Anatol Bogun
In 2004 I completed the degree of Magister (FH) for Artistic-Creative Professions at the Fachhochschule Vorarlberg, Austria. The Magister degree is a 4 year full-time course in multimedia design. In 2003 I also completed the Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia) degree at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) as part of an exchange programme.
I currently work for the University of Auckland as a web and multimedia designer with a strong focus on virtual learning environments and blended teaching and learning. In 2009 I won the University of Auckland General Staff Excellence Award for Excellence in Innovation.
For a complete profile and selected works please visit my portfolio and homepage.


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NEW YORK Several Carolina Panthers will be up for major awards Saturday night at the NFL Honors show at Radio City Music Hall, which will be telecast from 8-10 p.m. on Fox.
The most notable candidates include Ron Rivera for AP coach of the year and linebacker Luke Kuechly for AP defensive player of the year. The AP awards, voted on by a nationwide panel of 50 media members who cover the league regularly, are generally considered the most prestigious in the NFL community.
Linebacker Thomas Davis is also one of three finalists for Walter Payton Man of the Year, an award presented to a player who goes above and beyond in his community work.
Rivera, Kuechly and Davis are all expected to attend the show, as are Panthers owner Jerry Richardson, former Panthers defensive end Mike Rucker and current quarterback Cam Newton. It should be a fun night, and I will be there covering it live for The Observer (and on Twitter: @Scott_Fowler).
Former Panthers linebacker/defensive end Kevin Greene has also made the last cut for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Greene is among 17 finalists, with somewhere from 5-7 men likely making it into the hall. He will learn his fate Saturday.
Greene, now 51, played three of his 15 NFL seasons with the Panthers. When he retired following the 1999 season, he ranked third on the NFL's all-time sack list with 160.
Greene was a member of the NFL's All-Decade team of the 1990s but will face stiff competition, including a similar hybrid LB/DE in Charles Haley and other men like coach Tony Dungy, defensive end Michael Strahan, running back Jerome Bettis and wide receivers Marvin Harrison and Andre Reed. This is Greene's 10th year of hall of fame eligibility; he has been a finalist two other times.
If Greene does make it, he will become only the second man who has played in any games for the Panthers to make the hall. The late Reggie White was the first – he played one season for Carolina but made the hall of fame on the strength of his sack prowess at Philadelphia and Green Bay.
• I noted in a story earlier this week that N.C. State has four players with key roles in this Super Bowl (Seattle's Russell Wilson, J.R. Sweezy and Steven Hauschka and Denver's Nate Irving). I forgot to point out that Seattle coach Pete Carroll also was an assistant coach for the Wolfpack in the early 1980s.
• Former Carolina coach John Fox has handled all sorts of questions from the media this week, including one from a Chinese reporter on Tuesday about the upcoming Chinese New Year. I have to give Fox credit for being nimble with that one, as the Denver Broncos coach said quickly he was happy that the new year was the "Year of the Horse."
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1. mturby (unregistered)
again, will that make the F* phone faster than what we already have? faster than dual or quad core? F* Off Manufacturers!
2. JojoGo101 (Posts: 211; Member since: 17 Dec 2012)
I think its the power of a 4-Core CPU but more power efficient.
3. kozza3 (Posts: 575; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
calm down buddy
7. Birds (Posts: 1029; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Its alright. Its gonna be fine. I'm glad you got a chance to vent. But I think you need to know that an octa-core A7 chipset is a bit cheaper to manufacture than a A15 chipset. Not to mention it has 28nm die size so it will be just as power efficient if not better.
4. Boybawang (Posts: 50; Member since: 02 Jun 2013)
Its a 4000mAh that can make such phone a winner or else its just another phone out there
5. TediT (Posts: 37; Member since: 03 Sep 2012)
The only good thing about this phone is the battery. Everything else is just... not interesting at all?!
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The fake airbags could be installed on a small number of late-model cars that were repaired after an accident that deployed their factory-installed air bags. NHTSA says the counterfeits were available for only a small number of models (the full list is below), and only over the last three years.The agency is warning:
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- Drivers who have purchased a used car that may have had an air bag-deploying crash. (Carfax, which sells vehicle-history reports to used-car buyers, has set up a free air-bag deployment check.)
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Who pays for a new air bag?Unfortunately, the inspection is at your own expense. NHTSA says that could be $100 or more. An air bag replacement could cost at least $1,000. Most newer cars have at least five, and many have twice that number. (See " How many air bags does a car need?") If you car was repaired at a new-car dealership, it shouldn't be affected, NHTSA says. New-car dealerships typically are obligated to buy only original-equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts.
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Seems to me he answered your question quite nicely.
That's because, like him, you misunderstand the question. Do you have children ? If a child asks her father "why is the Sky blue, daddy ?" do you think "because it's not red" is a valid answer ? Pointing out to the child that there are many different colours is not only trivial but insulting, because that's actually the reason why the kid is asking: she wants to know the cause, not the effect.
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Second suspect sought in Kent gas station murderson August 21, 2014 @ 10:59 am (Updated: 3:27 pm - 8/21/14 )
Police are seeking a second suspect in a double murder at a Kent gas station Wednesday morning.
No description has been provided.
A 29-year-old man was booked into King County Jail suspected of killing two men outside the gas station. Leland Dean Russell was booked just after midnight on Thursday for investigation of two homicides and is being held without bail. He has a court appearance Thursday afternoon.
Another man was detained Wednesday, but let go after questioning.
Police served a search warrant at a Burien home overnight as part of the investigation into the shooting deaths.
Witnesses at the gas station told reporters two men in a black Cadillac with music blaring pulled into a Shell station around 8:30 a.m. blocking other customers.
The passenger was confronted as he was going inside and an argument followed, according to multiple reports. He then got into another argument with two men outside the store.
The man went back to the car and shots were fired, according to a witness. The car then sped away.
A Kent fire department spokesman, Kyle Ohashi, said medics declared the victims dead at the scene.
The Seattle Times reports the two men killed were gas station employees, according to a law enforcement source.
"We will continue to follow leads based on the information that we get in until we're confident we've exhausted all those leads," said Kent Police Cmdr. Jarod Kasner.
The Times reports Russell has been arrested before for burglary and felony harassment.
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I'm most satisfied with my latest roject which I did in just a few hours…from a throw-over blanket I bought for €12. I used the pattern from 10/2012 Burdastyle called "Lamb Shearling Jacket #101" but I decided that shearling is over for this season and it's time to step-up my games to minimal wear. I was inspired by Proeanza Schouler's wrap coats and skirts I tried to create something resembling to that collection.
As soon as I have some time I'll be uploading instruction to my blog please keep checking if your interested :)
From the leftover material I made a bag too which I still have to finish up x
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Oct 17, 2012, 10.43 AMby hajnika
Wow! I really love these projects.So comfy and made professional!
Oct 17, 2012, 04.53 PMby Trudy McGrath
Thanks a lot Hajnika I appreciate it :)
Oct 3, 2012, 11.40 PMby Mary Athey
fab outfit!! i love your work and don.t understand how burda pick certain projects either?? i thought it had to do with comments?? but i got more lovely comments than the featured item?? x
Oct 4, 2012, 10.31 AMby Trudy McGrath
Yeah, I don't get it either. I'm not saying that the feautered projects are not great but most of them are from professionals with a squad of photographers and make-up artists :) I don't have that so…anyway. x
Oct 4, 2012, 11.24 AMby Mary Athey
i.m the same!! i work full time so the only chance i get gir photos is on a night out or on my dressform?? i thought it was the outfits that mattered?? i think the featured ones are lovely but i'd like to know how they got featured as well??? x
Oct 3, 2012, 12.58 PMby auroras-y-sirenas
It looks so comfy and soft… mmmmh ! :)
Oct 3, 2012, 01.41 PMby Trudy McGrath
And that's just how it feels yey :)
Oct 1, 2012, 02.35 AMby jennyrecorder
Spectacular and insprational, I love it!
Oct 1, 2012, 02.31 PMby Trudy McGrath
Awww thank you so much! :)
Oct 3, 2012, 01.41 PMby Trudy McGrath
Thank you very much it made my day!
Sep 30, 2012, 05.16 PMby marionouchka
wow it looks so comfortable…. it makes me want to wrap myself into it!
Sep 30, 2012, 05.24 PMby Trudy McGrath
Yes, it's all about comfyness :) thank you for your words!
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Currently, my three year old (birthday in August) sleeps in bed with me and we have a sidecar arrangement with my nine mo old that seems to be working very well. THe baby still nurses during the night and my husband is happy with not waking when the baby does(as DH is in his own room). The only issue we have is that I have to go back to work in April and I want to make it a smooth transition for all with the least amount of stress. Unless I can manage something with my employer (very unlikely) I am going to be working shifts so two weeks out of six I will not be able to do our bedtime routine.
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nikki, sounds like you are going to have an interesting situation!! My DD is only 7 months so I have no transition stories yet, but wanted to wish you lots of luck and welcome to the board!
Can DH do the bedtime routine the weeks that you are not there? I know he can't nurse the baby....lol....but can he give a bottle in bed and cuddle with both kids? Even if he doesn't stay the whole night there, cuddling them to sleep in your bed might help a lot. I assume you have guard rails on the bed....if not I would get them if you plan on the kids being alone in the bed sometimes. And maybe one of those big long pillows to put between them.
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