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The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) movie wins at the weekend offered a rare moment of clarity as the highly unpredictable awards season enters its final stretch, culminating with the Academy Awards on February 24.
A SAG win does not guarantee Oscar gold, but history suggests it's nearly impossible to win an Academy Award in the acting categories without a SAG nomination.
However, in the fashion stakes there's far less pressure than at the Oscars which allows the stars to take a few more risks on the red carpet.
This year, all eyes were on the fashion troika of Jennifer Lawrence, nominated for Silver Linings Playbook, Anne Hathaway, nominated for Les Misérables; and Jessica Chastain, given the nod for her role in Zero Dark Thirty.
Anne Hathaway chose black with sheer accents, a big trend. Her Giambattista Valli gown had a fairy-tale look, with a sleeveless bodice of embroidered sheer tulle, and a full sheer skirt revealing a shorter skirt underneath.
Julianne Moore, nominated for Game Change, can do no wrong when it comes to the red carpet. She wore a white Chanel couture gown with black and white floral embroidery on the skirt. Moore's side parted, side-swept Veronica Lake hair was the style of the evening, seen on several other stars, including Seyfried and Chastain.
January Jones wore a black and white Prabal Gurung gown, her blond hair sculpted into a pompadour-mullet like David Bowie from his Aladdin Sane days. Designer Zuhair Murad had a decidedly more low-key moment on the red carpet than at the Golden Globes. Amy Poehler's simple black jersey gown was a 180 from Jennifer Lopez's Globes gown, a blush-coloured lace style that was about as sheer as you can get without risking an FCC fine. Marion Cotillard wore a navy blue Dior gown with a white bodice and high-low hem. Her short bob hairstyle was the epitome of French chic.
There was a lot of dark blue and black on the carpet.
Tina Fey looked as good as ever in a strapless black Oscar de la Renta gown with a sparkly belt. Nicole Kidman wore anything-but-basic-black, sheer Vivienne Westwood gown with delicate floral embroidery on the front. Seyfried wore a Zac Posen navy blue fishtail gown.
Ralph Rucci is one of the most talented American designers working today, but his name is more typically associated with socialites than starlets. Michelle Dockery (Downton Abbey) looked smouldering in a vintage black Ralph Rucci gown with sheer cut-outs.
Rodarte designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy had a major score on the red carpet too. Kerry Washington wore a white strapless gown with a structured bodice by the Pasadena-based sisters. White gowns have been everywhere lately, but this one was something special.
The SAG Awards red carpet was awash with bad bridesmaids dresses too. Hollywood has gone crazy for mermaids. Katrina Bowden (30 Rock) wore a celadon green tulle and chiffon fishtail gown by Badgley Mischka, and Ellie Kemper wore a sea-foam green Reem Acra dress with sparkly floral embroidery and a giant half bow at the waist. Kiernan Shipka (Mad Men) was in blush Oscar de la Renta, and Ariel Winter was in peach.
In terms of winnings, the CIA thriller Argo continued to steamroll through awards season, winning the top honour for overall cast performance. SAG's lead-acting honours went to Jennifer Lawrence for Silver Linings Playbook and Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln in the Civil War epic Lincoln. – LA Times and Sapa-ap


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In the aftermath of the Ra'Shaad Samples developments over the last few weeks, it's clear the calm that once existed in Longhorn recruiting is entering a new phase with the arrival of spring on the recruiting clock. All of the patience from the last few months is now met with the reality that Mack Brown and his staff can't sit around forever, holding offers and hoping every potential attractive alternative doesn't fall in love with a school that isn't so shy about saying, "I love you."
The Longhorn staff is playing a game of chicken right now with a number of its remaining offers from inside the Lone Star State. Now, I'm not sure if this is a Ren McCormack game of chicken or a Detective Marcus Burnett game of chicken (both very different), but we can all see feathers flying, so I know we're looking at a Game of Fowls one way or the other, whether it's by tractor or a 911 turbo remains to be seen.
At some point in the very near future, Mack Brown and his staff are going to need to decide whether they need to tap the brakes and bail on a few of these races or whether they should simply keep the foot squarely on the gas in an effort to go for the win. It's a delicate balance this staff operates with when it gets through the month of February and finds itself waiting on a few remaining top prospects, who either want to enjoy the recruiting process or simply aren't ready to give up dating because the girl they like the most wants to have a five-year engagement, which is what committing 11 months before signing day must feel like for some kids. And the staff has to walk the tight rope of not looking like it is pressuring a kid, while not wanting to be played the fool at the same time.
It's a tricky, precarious deal ... but the job is to know the time when the brakes must be tapped and the gas must be punched. With the coaches in the middle of spring evaluations, the moment of truth in this fast-paced, high-stakes recruiting game has reached its zenith, as evidenced by last week's offer by USC to West Mesquite wide receiver Eldridge Massington. It's like everyone is playing a game of chess right now and the Longhorns aren't allowed to move any of their pieces.
While they wait on their favorite girl to say yes, every other girl they like and wouldn't mind getting a yes from is finding their own dates to the dance. Before May is over, the coaches are going to need to make some decision on the remaining six in-state offers.
With the knowledge every recruitment is a snowflake, let's take a look at the four offers that have existed since February and I'll make a call on whether the Longhorns should punch the gas or the brakes.
DeSoto running back Dontre Wilson (Punch the gas, Mike Lowery): The Longhorns appear to be on the outside looking in as he heads to a late May announcement, but there's no reason to bail at this point, with a decision looming later in the month. The truth is that the Longhorns are looking at add a cherry on top of their sundae with his recruitment and if they miss, it's not a sure thing that they even go after another running back in this class, although dropping from seven guys on scholarship in 2012 to five in 2013 probably isn't preferable. That being said, there's no obvious name on deck, so there's not a real rush. Just play it out and see what happens.
Dallas Skyline wide receiver Ra'Shaad Samples (jump off the tractor): Originally, Samples was viewed a little as another cherry on the sundae, but the difference between this position and running back is there are other very attractive options they are losing ground on while they play the waiting game. While Samples will likely forever have an open offer (it would not benefit them at all to "pull" an offer, whether they are full or not). The decision on this one appears to have already been made, as the Longhorns have Robbie Rhodes coming into town on Saturday and an offer seems imminent. That being said, if Rhodes pulls the string, the writing will be on the wall.
Dallas Kimball defensive tackle Justin Manning (Punch the gas, Mike Lowery): I know the initial instinct on this one might be to bail because Manning has been publicly clear about his lack of ever-flowing love for all things burnt orange, but we're talking about a potential elite player at a premium position and the 2014 class isn't exactly loaded with many in-state sure things at this point. The fact they are significant underdogs at this point ought to motivate the coaches that much more and this is exactly the kind of kid Tim Brewster would have volunteered to bird dog when he was on the staff. Is there a Brewster on this staff that can turn water into wine. In situations like this, I usually like to point people towards this quote made in August of 2001. "We've ruled out Texas as Vincent has decided that he probably won't stay in the state of Texas to play in college," Felicia Young said of her son's recruitment. Five months later, he was 100 percent locked in to Texas because Brewster wouldn't say no.
Alief Taylor defensive end Torrodney Prevot (Punch the gas, Mike Lowery): Prevot might be taking his time, but the Longhorns will be definite factors until the end and there's no other premium pass rush prospect in the state that brings his combination of explosiveness and playmaking ability. This one doesn't even warrant conversation. That being said, there's no reason the Longhorns shouldn't have lines out to a few open-minded national edge prospects because the position is so important they ought to take that approach every year as a principle.
No. 2: Scattershooting on the world of Longhorn football...
... Love the pick-up of Antwuan Davis for the Longhorns. In landing the state's top cornerback, the Longhorns get a kid with more speed than just about anyone at his position across the country and a developmental project for Duane Akina that is just starting to scratch the surface of his natural ability.
... The train doesn't seem to be slowing down with the recent offer to Chevoski Collins and the looming official offer to Robbie Rhodes this Saturday. With Collins, it's easy to forget he was one of the most impressive players at the UT summer camp last year, only to see his stock slip a little over the course of his junior season. I believe the OU offer this past month was a game-changer for him and you could sense the Longhorns would strike quickly beyond that. As for Rhodes, he's a guy that a lot of people thought would be offered in February. The Texas coaches really like the kid.
... It's May 7 and I'm still not sure what possible OOS prospects might exist for the team at defensive end. With Daeshon Hall and Torrodney Prevot both in a little bit of limbo, that position appears to be the one true area of concern in the class.
... I thought by this point in the month we might have a few more non-in state names of note to talk about.
... The 2014 class is going to be fascinating to watch unfold because so many of the state's top talents don't seem to be such sure-things for the Longhorns. Hoza Scott, Nick Harvey, Darrion Johnson, Ed Paris, KD Cannon and Cedric Collins are all elite talents that lists other schools as favorites and a few of the kids have minimal interest in Texas at this stage. The staff will really need to reconsider changing its approach with a few of these kids because waiting until February to go all-in might ensure the Longhorns never truly get in the front door with some.
... The most important prospects for the Longhorns with offers that remain on the board are... 1. Torrodney Prevot 2. Torrodney Prevot 3. Torrodney Prevot
No. 3 - My Mayweather/Cinco De Mayo/Derby weekend in Vegas
Oh man, there's simply nothing like a huge fight night in Vegas. For the second consecutive year, I was in Vegas for the first weekend in May for some business with Yahoo and a chance to catch a super-fight in the world of boxing. Last year, I experienced Manny World on a weekend Pac-man gobbled up some Sugar. And 52 weeks later, I was able to take in the Money Mayweather Circus.
I'm convinced that there's no better people-watching action in the world than on a weekend when to different worlds collide for a mega-fight and if that event exists, please ... do tell. That being said, here's a look at some randomness from the weekend in Vegas:
a. Floyd Mayweather Jr. might very well be the fighter of his generation and I thought it was awesome I was able to catch him in what might have been the best fight/performance of his Hall of Fame career. Against a bigger, but much slower fighter, Mayweather could have ducked, stuck and bailed all night for an easy win on points, but my goodness Mayweather fought the kind of "exciting" fight that made you feel like he earned every cent of that $34 million. He flashed the kind of power and desire to slug we've never seen before, not against a world class fighter, we haven't. That he was so willing to stand toe-to-toe and fire away was a little stunning when you consider for one of the first times in his career, his face was splattered with blood and a few welts from the hard fists of Cotto. It really was sensational theater.
b. It was interesting to see the reaction to the fight from inside the MGM versus those who watched via pay-per-view. Based on conversation on Twitter, there was a clear consensus that Mayweather was a clear victor, but inside the arena there was a feeling of real suspense going to the scorecards because the entire building felt like they had seen a much, much, much closer fight. When the scores of the fight were announced, I thought a riot was going to break out because people were that pissed. Even after the fight, I overheard a conversation with Jim Lampley where he panned the scoring and I talked in the press conference with a number of boxing experts that believed they had seen a 115-113 or 116-112 fight and not the domination that the judges scored.
c. For the record, I had the score as either a draw or 115-113 for Mayweather. There were a lot of very close rounds early in the fight, and I gave a few of those to Cotto because of his aggressiveness and activity. I expected 116-112. The idea that Cotto only won two rounds in that fight was absolutely silly.
d. Cotto doesn't get enough credit for the caliber of fighter he's been, but his ability to create a true moment for Mayweather, while giving him the most significant beating he's probably taken in a ring as a pro, makes him a new level of star in my mind. Consider that his only blemishes as a pro before Saturday night was an 11th round TKO against a dirty, cheating Antonio Margarito and a 12th round loss to Manny Pacquiao in his prime. That guy has fought everyone ... Mayweather ... Pacquiao ... Margarito ... Foreman ... Mosley ... Judah ... He's the Phil Mickelson of boxing. He's not Tiger Woods (Money/Pac-Man), but he's every bit the part of a Hall of Famer.
e. In terms of showmanship, a Money-May event production has nothing on what I saw last year for Pacquiao/Mosley. Last May, I got mini-concerts from L.L. Cool J. and Survivor, while this year I got a horrible national anthem from some woman who thought she was Mariah and a couple of bland walk-out songs. Pacquiao gave me Tyrese.
f. That being said, Mayweather's ring entourage of Justin Bieber, 50 Cent, Lil Wayne and Triple H was pretty damn awesomely random cool. Bieber is barely taller than the ropes and was dwarfed by every single person in the ring. All you could do was look for his Robert Downey Jr. haircut from Weird Science.
g. Canelo Alvarez is the real deal, folks. He'll headline his first pay-per-view in a few months, possibly against James Kirkland. He gave Shane Mosley the worst beating of his life. He's the future.
h. The post-fight scene in the press area was surreal. It's like Texas Relays meets Project Runway from a fashion standpoint, while the female talent ranged from near perfect 10s to some cousins of those 10s that might be a 3 after 10 beers. Meanwhile, everywhere you looked was some famous random person. You haven't lived until you've scoped some of that scenery, only to say to yourself. "Hey, is that Olden Polynice? Why yes, yes, it is."
i. Give me Chinese water torture over trying to find a cab after a fight in Vegas.
j. Vegas was not kind to me this weekend. I've had moments of treasure in previous visits, but I cried uncle to the betting gods after a Saturday disaster of Phillies/single-deck blackjack/craps/Kentucky Derby. Might have to cook up some Spam this week.
k. Cab drivers in Vegas are a different breed, and not in a New York City kind of way. Just drive me where I asked to go, dude. I don't want your life story, tales about your ex-wife and frankly, you don't need to know where I'm from. Just drive the car.
l. A bartender on Saturday morning called her shot on I'll Have Another for the Derby and swore she was going to place a bet. So, what happened? Of course, she forgot.
m. SW Steakhouse FTW!
n. Finally, my Vegas quote of the weekend. A hot little blonde in a very short mini-skirt is watching the craps table at the Wynn on Friday night when someone suggested she get in the game. Her reply? Wait for it ... wait for i t... wait for i t... "Does this game involve money?" Boom.
No. 4 - The Good, Bad and the That Can't Happen from Columbia ...
The Good: Well, the Longhorns did get one win against Missouri, so there's that. Also, the recent merry-go-rounds that have been Nathan Thornhill and Parker French responded back in a positive way, giving up two combined runs in 9.1 combined innings. Erich Weiss continued to hit the ball, recording seven hits in 12 at-bats (four extra-base hits).
The Bad: The scheduled starting pitching lasted all of 6.2 innings this weekend and Sunday's starter Ricky Jacquez didn't even record an out and after leaving the Longhorns in a position where they had to rely on the bullpen for 11 innings, including 5.2 innings from Corey Knebel, who pitched eight total innings this weekend. Jordan Etier was 1 for 10 this weekend. Kevin Lusson was 1-8 for the weekend and left six on base in Sunday's one-run loss. Alex Silver was 1 for 9 in the two losses.
That's Can't Happen: Losing two of three to a Missouri squad that came into the weekend 7-11 in a very down Big 12. It's anyone's guess as to what this team has left in it as it heads to the post-season, but the Longhorns are the essence of average and their starting pitching right now is an absolute wreck in that they don't have a single guy they can absolutely take to the bank on any night of the week.
No. 5 - MLB randomness...
... Albert Pujols finally hit a home run for the Angels! Albert Pujols finally hit a home run for the Angels! Albert Pujols finally hit a home run for the Angels! Stop the presses! Wait, do they still do that?
... Albert Watch: .196/.237/.295 (1 HR) (last week: .216/.266/.295)
... The Rangers are first in baseball in batting average, second in OBP and second in slugging. Oh, and they have the sixth best team ERA and the fourth best WHIP of any team in baseball. Yup, they are still very scary, even if they did lose two of three to Cleveland this weekend. They are just in a mini-road funk.
... The Nationals apparently made a statement in May this weekend by taking two of three against the Phillies. Of course, the two games they won were against Kyle Kendrick and Vance Worley. Forgive me for needing to see a little more before I pull out my anointment oil.
... The Jayson Werth injury on Sunday night was awful and I hope his career isn't sidetracked too much because that same wrist nearly ended his career once before. He'll be a Phillie for life in my heart.
... Memo to the NL East: The five-time defending champion Phillies are not a good baseball team right now, so you better take advantage of the moment because they will turn this thing around at some point. Cliff Lee returns this week, Chase Utley in a few weeks and at some point Ryan Howard will return to the four-hole. The fact that they are only 4 ½ games back at this point with the way they've been playing remains is ominous.
... In 2010, the Phillies were two games over .500 on July 23 and they finished with the best record in baseball. Just something I have to keep telling myself.
... How can you not root for the Orioles? There are kids watching baseball today that don't even know what an Oriole is because that team has been so irrelevant for so long.
... Chipper Jones sure has been lippy lately. I guess in his old age, he forgot that he hasn't been relevant in a big moment in a long time. The last time he was in the playoffs was 2005 and the last time he batted .300 or better in a playoff series was in 2001. Oh, and 16 World Series games he produced a mere 6 RBI (off of 1 HR).
... Not even Yankee haters hate Mariano Rivera. Think about that for a second. That's the ultimate respect.
... How in the world can the Cardinals possibly have a NL-best +62 run difference on May 7? They are clearly the best team in the NL right now ... a league that seems to reward teams yearly for playing their best baseball late and not early. Let's hope all of those things ring true in 2012.
Hey Astros fans, Jarred Cosart just got promoted to AAA.
... Jonathan Singleton Watch: .309/.402/.928 (last 10: .182/.289/.532)
No. 6 - Thoughts from The Association ...
... I'm not quite sure what to make of how Oklahoma City dispatched the Mavericks, but one thing is clear: the Mavs need a break from having to face Kevin Durant and Company. Those teams played each other eight times this year and the Thunder won seven of them.
... It's hard to remember sometimes that Kevin Durant is 23, Russell Westbrook is 23, James Harden is 22 and Serge Ibaka is 22 because they have already played so much basketball. Let that sink in for a moment.
... The injury to Kendrick Perkins has a chance to be a very big deal in the next round against the Lakers. He's on the team for match-ups against Andrew Bynum. Not having Perkins on the floor because of a hip strain has a chance to be the difference in what should be a very competitive and close series.
... After what feels like 17 weeks, the Spurs will finally get a chance to finish off the Jazz tonight. They might not get featured on Sportscenter very much, but that's the best team in basketball right there, folks. The Heat better hope that someone knocks them off before they can get to the Finals. Or else. I'm talking five games.
... My ranking of the best point guards in the NBA changes daily.
... A Heat/Celtics conference final has a chance to be epic. Rajon Rondo is the wildcard in these NBA playoffs. There's no one left in the East that can match-up with him. I'd love to see him rip the heart out of the Heat after the way last season ended.
... I feel bad for the Bulls, I really do. Life just isn't fair.
... Good grief, Spencer Hawes is making himself some money right now. Yikes, and my Sixers are going to have to give it to him, huh?
... The Clippers/Grizzlies series has seven games written all over it, but I can't for the life of me figure out how it won't end up being a Grizzlies sweep. They are clearly... CLEARLY the better team. That's what having a Chris Paul can do for you.
... Blake Griffin really needs to work on his game in this off-season.
... LeBron is playing a pretty amazing brand of basketball right now. His Judgment Day is coming. If he can play at this level and lead the Heat to a title, the world will be his oyster. If not, the fallout will likely be rough. The stakes are so high for him right now.
... The family jewels were not meant to take shots like the one Chris Paul took on Saturday.
No. 7 - They said what?...
A look at the 10 most memorable Tweets from the last week on my timeline.
1. "I made my mom delete her facebook cause she kinda ugly & I ain't want her to get cyber bullied"
@myhilariouslife (young buck in Connecticut)
2. "Oil Can Boyd says he used crack every day of 1986 season with Red Sox. Kinda makes that chicken & beer thing look silly"
@EricStangel (Head Writer for the Late Show)
3. "(817): I might not remember all of last night but I clearly remember the part where I humped the mailbox."
@TFLN (Texts from last night)
4. "that commercial shows the men's wearhouse guy driving a fancy car. if he's so paid. why's he shop at men's wearhouse?"
@bomani_jones (SB Nation and the Evening Jones)
5. "J.J. Redick ain't gonna take no guff from you, Mr. Hansbrough. He'll meet you behind the Country Club after Muffy's recital! Huzzah!"
@HPbasketball (Matt Moore, senior NBA blogger for CBsSportsline.com)
6. "LeBron Bodemeister James"
7. "Natitude" n. residing in a city you have no history with, while being a half-hearted yet arrogant fan of a team with no history either
@pompomflipflop (Phillies fan Laura Swartz)
8. "If you need me, I'm going back to staring at Paulina Gretzky's crotch."
@meechone (TheFightins.com)
9. "If it'll help, I will donate my ACL to Mariano Rivera..."
@EricStangel (Head Writer for the Late Show)
10. "I feel like Sonny Corleone at the toll booth.''
@untouchablejay4 (Terrell Suggs)
No.8 - Pop goes the culture because the culture goes pop....
... WTF Headline of the Weekend: Patricia Krentcil, New Jersey Mom Charged With Child Endangerment, May Be 'Tanorexic'
... WTF Headline of the Weekend II: Denise Richards beard is coming in nicely
American Idol Power Rankings: 1. Josh 2. Jessica 3. Hollie 4. Phillip
... Heather Showdown from the 80's: Today I voted for Heather Locklear, but when I was 10 I would have voted for Heather Thomas.
... Ummmmm: Ali Larter likes tight jeans....
No.9 - The List: The Beastie Boys
How could there be anyone else featured this week? RIP MCA.
10. Sure Shot
9. Sabotage
7. Root Down
4. Brass Monkey
1. Paul Revere
Coming up next week: Stevie Ray Vaughn, Willie Nelson or a possible mystery candidate.
Previous Lists: 2-Pac, Biggie Smalls, Boyz II Men, Jeff Buckley, Cartoon themes, Eva Cassidy,Phil Collins, Sam Cooke, Joe Ely, Al Green, Guns N' Roses, Hall and Oats, HBO Shows, Whitney Houston, Kool and the Gang, Metallica, George Michael, Mo-Town, Bill Murray, Queen, Scarface, Sexiest Women of All-Time, Gary Stewart , George Strait, TV Themes
No.10 - And finally...
There's a new boy wonder at Rivals.com. Meet 17-year old Alex Kline.
Precocious? Maybe. Impactful? Damn straight. Seriously, what an amazing story and kudos to Eric Winter (Head of Rivals) for being aggressive and locking up the Bryce Harper of the recruiting industry.
I will make sure we get Alex over to the site for a chat in the near future.

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Economies Of Throughput And Transport Bottlenecks In Grain Distribution Systems
In this paper, a model is presented which shows the relationship between country grain storage costs and transport bottlenecks that exist in the harvest period. It is shown that transport bottlenecks limit the amount of grain that can be transported from receival points in the peak receival period. This constraint means that the cost of operating country receival points is high because the turnover of storage capacity is limited. However, system costs can be reduced by focusing the peak transport task at sites that are less intensive users of scare transport capacity. This allows more grain to be transported out of the system in the peak period, decreasing the need for costly long term storage at country sites. In the longer term, differences in the intensity of transport use means that optimal levels of investment in storage capacity (relative to grain receivals) will differ between sites. Relatively more storage should be constructed at sites that are intensive users of transport capacity (eg. those sites that are furthest from the port). Less storage capacity is needed at sites that are less intensive users of transport because a large depot-to-port transport task will be concentrated at these sites in the peak period.
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The Federal Government of West Germany and the provincial government of Lower Saxony signed an agreement yesterday to pay Jewish organizations the equivalent of $2,250,000 for Jewish communal property damaged or destroyed in Saxony during the Nazi regime.
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Scott Hills (GNIS FID: 1308069) is a populated place located within the Commissioner District 6, a minor civil division (MCD) of Blount County.
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Joseph Brunelle's life has not been easy. The 14-year-old manager of the Cumming (Ga.) Vickery Creek Middle School baketball team, Brunelle has lived his entire life in a wheelchair. He was born with spina bifida, a condition that has robbed him of the opportunity to compete in able-bodied sports.
Of course, that has never slowed him from competing in wheelchair basketball. Nor has it dampened his love of the game, with the eighth grader an ever-present around all the Vickery Creek boys basketball games.
Fittingly, at the end of the season, the team wanted to do something special to acknowledge Brunelle's time as manager. As reported by Atlanta NBC affiliate and WXIA and USA Today, the Vickery Creek team decided to present Brunelle with a personal team jersey before the start of the fourth quarter of the team's final game against Pinecrest (Ga.) Academy. That move alone was enough to earn huge smiles and cheers from the Brunelle family and the crowd, yet it was only the beginning of a massive tribute to the wheelchair-bound star.
What happened next reads like a Hollywood script. Players from both Vickery Creek and Pinecrest brought out wheelchairs and invited Brunelle to play with them. The wheelchairs had been loaned to the teams by the league in which Brunelle plays. Suddenly, rather than a traditional basketball game, the fourth quarter was competed as a wheelchair basketball game, all with fans in the stands and Brunelle himself stunned at the gesture.
"For a little bit I wasn't really sure what to think," Brunelle told WXIA. "It was probably pretty hard for [the other players] at first."
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Brunelle was the star of the fourth quarter, scoring eight points for the Vickery Creek Vipers.
According to WXIA, the Vickery Creek team volunteered at Atlanta-area disabled-access sports center No Limits Sports earlier in the basketball season and were inspired by how well Brunelle played. That inspiration eventually led to motivation to play in wheelchairs themselves as a tribute, if only temporarily.
As one might expect, the tribute to the longtime team manager earned plaudits from all around, not least of all those who took part, who claimed that they would never approach basketball the same way again.
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State Police Senior Investigator Chris Baldwin pulled out all the stops. Since the discovery of two women murdered on Sunday (7/14), every State Police Investigator in the area was called into the investigation.
It all began when State Police responded to a home at the corner of Route 14 and Champlin Road in Sodus after 9-1-1 received a call around 4 p.m. on Sunday.
According to sources, a mother, Terri Moulton, age 54 and daughter Stacey Moulton, age 30, had agreed to check on and feed a neighbor's, (Shawn Yager) cat ,while the Sodus man was vacationing in Aruba.
The two women went to the home at about 1 p.m. and when they failed to return, Terri Moulton's husband became concerned and went to the home to check on them at about 4 p.m. He reportedly discovered the bodies of the two women, who had been stabbed to death, lying near a dining room table. Small fires had been started in the residence in an attempt to hide the double murders. The fires were quickly extinguished.
Police suspected that the two women had interrupted a home burglary. A canvass of the neighborhood provided a composite sketch of a black man seen on the property. Police also began looking for a dark blue mid-size SUV, possibly a Mercury Mountaineer seen parked in the area.
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State Police immediately lodged two warrants for Murder in the 1st Degree. State Police were assisted by New York State Parole, The Rochester Police Department and the United States Marshal's Service.
Police indicated Taylor has an extensive police history. He has been in State Prison two different times, the latest for Attempted Robbery in the 1st Degree, where he was sentenced to eight years.
Sources have indicated that forensic evidence has already been sent to police labs for processing and this is a "very complicated case with things still developing"
Wayne County District Attorney Rick Healy said the case will begin to be presented to a Wayne County Grand Jury beginning on Monday (7/22) and Tuesday.


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of Portland, Ore.; and four grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ercil R. Bowman
Memorials may be made to hte Mercy Medical Center
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Today I had the privilege of attending an event at the White House where President Barack Obama announced the results of the 60-day cybersecurity review and highlighted the steps the United States Government would be taking to help ensure the security of our nation's computer networks. This is an important step in ensuring we have a comprehensive and coordinated national strategy for cybersecurity.
Advances in information technology have revolutionized the way we live and our increased dependence on IT systems makes addressing cybersecurity risks an increasingly important priority for both the government and the private sector.
Right now, we are locked in an escalating but often hidden conflict in cyberspace, as cyber attacks steadily grow in sophistication and target critical infrastructures and sensitive data. According to Microsoft's latest Security Intelligence Report, 40 percent of attacks in 2008 were considered "moderately complex"; less than 20 percent earned that descriptor in 2003.
Addressing these attacks and securing cyberspace is going to require a comprehensive and coordinated national strategy, and the 60-day review provides a baseline to inform its development. Such a strategy requires that the White House, the Congress and the private sector to collaborate on common security goals and we look forward to contributing to this important effort.


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(CBS/WISH) MARTINSVILLE, Ind. - A 15-year-old is in custody following a shooting Friday morning at an Indiana middle school, according to police.
Indiana State Police say the shooting happened at Martinsville West Middle School just after 7 a.m. when the suspect, a suspended student, opened fire with a handgun.
Police tell CBS affiliate WISH that one person, also a student, has been shot twice in the stomach. He was flown from the scene to Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. There is no word as to the extent of his injuries.
All Martinsville schools are on lockdown as police continue to investigate. Police say there is no immediate danger. Parents were told the school was on lockdown via text message.
Martinsville Police, Morgan County Sheriff's Deputies and Indiana State Police are investigating the incident. They say they aren't sure of a motive in the case and are "looking into social media aspects to figure out what happened and why."
WISH found the suspected gunman's Facebook page where the most recent post was from this morning it reads "Today is the day."
Friends were writing on the suspected gunman's wall, who has not been named since he has yet to be charged as an adult, asking him why.
"Seeings how you were suppose to be my frined. My Friends dont shoot people," [sic] one person wrote while another simply asked "why dude."
The suspected shooter posted "Don't use your mind use your nine," Thursday night.


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Now, a swachata anthem. Thank you Shankar Mahadevan - NDTv
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who came up initiating 'Swachh Bharat' campaign, has become successful in many states of the country. Now another initiative has been taken by music composer Shankar Maadevan in the same line to spread the message in the form of swachata anthem. Interacting with media, Shankar Mahadevan said what made him to inspire the campaign and to take it forward and singing swachata anthem.


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I have a male Hippocampus Reidi who has been fighting an infection on the tip of his tail for about a month now. I believe this infection was started by an encounter with a bristleworm since I initially saw a few bristleworm spines stuck near the tip of his tail when I first noticed his condition. I treated the area several times with BioBandage and hoped it would heal up in a few days.
However, the tail tip has never completely healed (but neither has it grown significantly worse). The Brazilian is still eating regularly even though he has been dealing with this condition for nearly a month now. Thankfully, whatever bacterial infection he does have has not been passed on to my other seahorses.
Today, I realized that his tail tip is just not going to get better without a major intervention on my part, so I placed him in quarantine - a 5 gallon bucket with a seasoned sponge filter and a small heater set for 68 degrees - and added a dose of neomycin and triple sulfa to the bucket.
My question is how often should I change the water (is 50% once a day good practice?) and how often should I add fresh medication to the water? Also, for how many days should I continue the neomycin and triple sulfate treatment in quarantine.
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Stars' Jamie Benn not hurt from blindside hit but could miss Tuesday's game for another reason
Beam into Frisco and step into the Stars locker room via Cody Eastwood's practice video. (Technology really is amazing when you look at this and think how things have come so far for fans. You can pretty much see everything we see and be on the other side of the world).
Jamie Benn didn't practice Monday, but not because of the concussion we all suspected.
No, Benn has a wrist injury, and apparently one that was not caused or exacerbated when he was knocked flat by Martin Hanzal in the final two minutes of the 2-1 loss to Phoenix on Saturday. Who says that a Monday practice isn't full of drama. Benn apparently injured the wrist earlier in the game, and said it still is swollen pretty good. However, he said that getting knocked off his skates by Hanzal did not cause the injury to get worse.
He left the ice immediately after the hit, but said he did not suffer a concussion nor did he have any long-lasting effects from the hit. He said he will skate in the morning and see if he is ready to play against Nashville Tuesday night.
"The wrist was a whole separate play, it had nothing to do with the hit," Benn said. "The wrist is a little sore today. I took the day off, got a little treatment done. I'll skate tomorrow and see how it feels."
Stars GM Joe Nieuwendyk spoke with NHL Director of Player Safety Brendan Shanahan, who confirmed that hanzal will not be disciplined. The Stars thought the hit could be viewed as a little late, a little high, and definitely be seen as a blindside hit on a defenseless player. However, the league has changed its wording on blindside hits from 2010.
"I did speak with him, and they don't have a problem with the hit, so we'll live with their decision and move on," Nieuwendyk said.
Nieuwendyk said Benn might not miss any games, but that if he had to take a game off, it wouldn't be the worst thing. Benn has been playing through some lower body soreness, so having a game off might help.
"There's a possibility me may not miss any games. He's going to skate tomorrow morning and he says he feels good," Nieuwendyk said. "He's had a couple of lingering things that have been bugging him, if anything those are more inhibiting than the wrist he sustained the other night. If it feels good in the morning and he has good mobility, he'll probably play."
Benn said he was a little sore. He got treatment Monday to help reduce the swelling. He said the wrist injury occured earlier in the game.
"I kind of just jammed it, and it swelled up a bit," he said of the wrist. "There were no injuries from (the Hanzal hit)."
On the Hanzal hit: "I didn't see him. I just shot the puck, and he hit me from the side, and it is what it is," Benn said.
Brenden Morrow, who missed Saturday's game with a groin tweak, was on the ice at times Monday, but is listed as day-to-day.
"We'll see how he is tomorrow," Stars coach Glen Gulutzan said. "It's a tough one. It's a groin injury, so we've got to be careful."
Ray Whitney, who has missed the last 16 games with a broken bone in his foot, skated on a line with Derek Roy and Erik Cole. There is a real chance he could return to play, but Gulutzan said Whitney still had to be cleared by doctors on Monday afternoon.
"He felt pretty good today at practice, so it will be up to Whits and the doc if it's the right thing to do to put him in tomorrow," Gulutzan said.
Gulutzan juggled his lines a ton in practice, and came up with some interesting combinations:
Reilly Smith-Cody Eakin-Jaromir Jagr
Ray Whitney-Derek Roy-Erik Cole
Matt Fraser-Antoine Roussel-Loui Eriksson
Eric Nystrom-Vern Fiddler-Ryan Garbutt
Roussel played center every game in the AHL this season, so he is used to that position. He is 10-for-14 (71.4%) on faceoffs in the NHL this season.
"I played winger most of my career, but when I got there (Texas Stars), they switched me to center and I didn't play any wing there," Roussel said. "Honestly, I can do both. I can change during a game. It's really not that hard. You know where you are and what you're job is, so you just go do it."
Stars coaches juggled defense pairs throughout practice, as they have in most recent practices, but the guess is they go with the same six as they had in Phoenix:
Brenden Dillon-Stephane Robidas
Jordie Benn-Trevor Daley
Alex Goligoski-Jamie Oleksiak
Kari Lehtonen will go in net.
Gulutzan explained that he likes consistency in lines and defense pairs, so he will try to get that in any way he can.
"You guys want to shuffle lines way too much," he said to a group of reporters. "If you're on a line and every day the lines different, you're thinking, `What did I do wrong?' If you want to change lines every time you lose, you have no consistency. You have to have consistency. If you have a bad period, people want to change lines, but if it's 0-0, why do you want to change lines? I think we've changed lines out of necessity (because of injuries), but I would like nothing more than having four set lines roll and find chemistry between pairs, roll the D, roll the lines, and play the next 24 games like that."
All of that said, he is excited to see how Eakin, 21, and Smith, 21, play with Jagr, 41, if Benn doesn't return to play. Told that Eakin and Smith were excited to play with Jagr, Gulutzan replied: "I would be too."
"I told them to make sure you're strong on your sticks when you go to the net, because when he passes it's coming, it's not a little feather," Gulutzan said with a smile. "I think it's good for Jags, too. That line combination was in the back of our heads for a few games now, and I already talked to Jags two weeks ago. I think everyone is a little excited about it."


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At least this one was close. Navy had won the other nine by at least a dozen points.
ANDOVER, Md. — When it comes to beating Army, Navy is a perfect 10.
A new venue for Army-Navy produced a familiar result Saturday as the Midshipmen rushed for 296 yards and capitalized on three Army turnovers in a 27-21 win over the Black Knights.
With President Barack Obama presiding over the first Army-Navy game to be played in the vicinity of the nation's capital, the Mids (5-7) got a pair of touchdown runs from quarterback Kriss Proctor and one from fullback Alexander Teich to win their 10th straight in the rivalry.
At least this one was close. Navy had won the other nine by at least a dozen points. The Mids needed a pair of fourth-quarter field goals from Jon Teague and a fourth-down stop in their own territory before those in the blue uniforms could start chanting "10 more years!"
Proctor ran 32 times for 97 yards, and Teich — winner of the Campbell Trophy as the nation's top scholar athlete — carried 18 times for 93 yards for Navy, which completed only one pass in the tussle between run-heavy, triple-option teams.
Raymond Maples and Malcolm Brown ran for 82 yards apiece for Army (3-9), which finished the season with four straight losses. The Black Knights rushed for 298 yards and completed only four passes.
Obama, accompanied by Vice President Joe Biden, worked the Navy sidelines before the game, shaking hands and even getting a hug from the Navy mascot — a ram wearing a Santa hat. The president performed a left-handed coin toss at midfield — Army won and elected to receive — then adhered to presidential tradition by spending a half on each side of the field. He switched from Navy to Army with an escorted walk on the 50-yard line from sideline to sideline in a formal halftime ceremony.
As always, the pageantry was breathtaking, starting with the Army Corps of Cadets' march onto the field three hours before kickoff. Then the Navy's Brigade of Midshipmen took their turn. Both sides taunted each other in good spirits — "Why so quiet?" was the Navy chant after the Mids took a 14-0 lead — and beach balls and even an inflatable snake were batted around the lower deck while slick scoreboard videos poked fun at one academy or the other.
But there were also stirring moments of tribute for the 80,789 inside the Washington Redskins stadium, and both sides swayed and sang loudly when Lee Greenwood performed "God Bless the U.S.A." at halftime.
Both teams stuck to their triple-option attacks and rarely even bothered trying to put the ball in the air. Navy didn't throw a pass in the first half, although Proctor was sacked twice. Army quarterback Trent Steelman, starting again after missing time this season with left ankle and right leg injuries, went 1 for 2 in the half.
After the teams traded fumbles in the first quarter, Navy took advantage of a short field to score first on Proctor's 4-yard run. Another Army fumble, this one near midfield, led to Teich's 10-yard touchdown run to make it 14-0.


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Carole Cripe Green, a Vandalia area native who is a past state legislator and currently serves as a lobbyist, was chosen to receive the annual GEM Award by the Fort Myers Republican Women's Club during the Tuesday, Dec. 13, luncheon meeting.
The GEM Award represents individuals who have shown Good leadership, Effort in establishing programs and policies, and being a Major contributor to the community through time and effort.
The C.E.F.S. Economic Opportunity Corp. is seeking volunteer tax preparers to join its VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Program.
This program provides tax assistance/preparation services at no cost for low-to-moderate-income people (based on income eligibility).
The season will begin in early February and continue through mid-April.
Volunteers must meet these qualifications:
• Enjoy helping people.
• Be patient and understanding of others.
• Be committed to providing a community service.
The Fayette County Soil & Water Conservation District is continuing to offer electronic recycling.
Recycling is available at the SWCD office, 301 S. Third St. in Vandalia, from 1-5 p.m. every Wednesday.
Those using the service may put items into boxes inside the recycling trailer. Larger items, such as televisions, can be placed in the open area of the trailer.
• Audio devices
• Batteries-cell phone, flashlight, phone, UPS and car
• Cables and wire
• Cameras
• Cell phones
• Clocks
The following building permits were issued by the city of Vandalia's Building and Zoning Department:
• Maranatha's Spa-Relocate existing sign at 925 New York Drive.
• Robert Berst-Demolition of residence at 1726 W. Johnson St.
• Chad and Sonia Wehrle-Deck and boat dock at Vandalia Lake lot No. 101.
• Klayton and Micah Brasel-Shorewall and boat dock at 2037 S. Lake Drive.
• Edith Knebel-New electric for shed at 303 S. Pine St.
Dec. 28
• 2:40 p.m.-Officers investigated damage to a vehicle parked in the 900 block of West Edwards Street.
• Officers issued two tickets for speeding and a written warning for an improper turn.
Dec. 29
• 8:01 a.m.-Officers responded to a report of a break-in at A to Z Automotive, 1350 Janett Ave. No further information was given.
• 8:37 a.m.-Officers responded to a report of a break-in at Sisters Consignment, 1401 Veterans Ave. No further information was given.
• Matthew M. Juds, 20, Kinmundy, was arrested on Jan. 2 on a felony warrant and an Illinois Department of Corrections warrant. Bond was $20,000, and he was released to the IDOC.
• Susan L. Beesley, 53, 220 N. Adams St., Vandalia, was arrested on Jan. 2 on a charge of retail theft (two counts). Bond was $1,000.
• Shawn M. Kubina, 18, 1032 W. Johnson St., Vandalia, was arrested on charges of possession of a controlled substance and driving while his license is suspended or revoked. No bond amount was listed.
Thursday, January 5
✔ TOPS IL 2490 will meet from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at First Baptist Church in Ramsey. Weigh-in is from 9-9:30 a.m. For more information, contact Dovie Heaton-Bergin at 283-1729.
✔ TOPS IL 1872, Ramsey, will meet at the Christian Church in Ramsey. Weigh-in is at 6:20 p.m., and the meeting is at 7 p.m.
Saturday, January 7
✔ The Spirit, Soul and Body Fit Club will meet from 10-11 a.m. at Family YMCA of Fayette County on Rock Island Avenue in Vandalia. There is no membership fee.
Relay for Life meeting is Tuesday
A kickoff meeting for Fayette County Relay for Life will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday at Joe's Pizza and Pasta, 1227 N. Fourth St., Vandalia.
All captains and team members are encouraged to attend. Anyone who wishes to help with this year's Relay for Life may also attend.
For more information, contact Dave Rickman at 283-7066.
Upcoming blood drives scheduled
The following American Red Cross blood drives will be held in January:
A look at the businesses along the rejuvenated Gallatin Street in downtown Vandalia continues in this issue with a look at Sew Liberty Sewing and Fabric Shop.
The Vandalia City Council started off the new year by meeting in regular session for about eight minutes on Tuesday night.
In that brief meeting, the council approved the fourth payment estimate for streetscape work in the 700 block of West Gallatin Street.
The pay estimate of $87,693.98 essentially signifies the completion of that project, which is being wholly funded by $400,000 in state grant funds obtained by state Sen. Kyle McCarter (R-Lebanon) and former state Rep. Ron Stephens (R-Highland).
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We're ending our Best of 2013 roundups with Outfit of the Year!
1. Beyoncé in Tom Ford at her New York City Visual Album Screening
After spending the better part of the year on an international tour, Beyoncé dropped her long awaited fifth studio album, and celebrated in impeccable style. On the evening of her visual album screening in New York City, she stepped out in a remarkable Tom Ford Spring 2014 embellished mini dress with matching boots. Fashion Bomb Daily was in attendance and can confirm: She looked even hotter in person!
Bey knows that when your dress and killer shoe game is doing all the talking, not much else has to be done. She kept her hair simple and straight, and also opted for a nude lip.
2. Jennifer Lopez in Zuhair Murad at the 2013 Golden Globes.
Jennifer Lopez rarely, if ever, disappoints when it comes time to hit the red carpet. She had tongues wagging when arrived at the 2013 Golden Globes in nude lace Zuhair Murad gown. It was impossible to deny she was one of the night's best dressed.
Coral lips, perfectly bronzed skin, and wavy locks rounded out her high glamour look for the evening.
3. Rihanna in Alaïa at the 2013 Grammys
While the world was expecting Rihanna to show up to the 2013 Grammys in a super sexy frock, the superstar had something far more scintillating in mind. Jaws were left hanging when RiRi posed in a breathtaking red Alaïa gown.
Perhaps the only thing more beautiful than Rihanna's dress was her caramel brown curly 'do and flaming lips.
4. Kelly Rowland in Georges Chakra at the 2013 Grammys
On the night of the 2013 Grammys, few people had the crowd talking more than Kelly Rowland. She stole the show in a Georges Chakra Couture gown, replete with perfectly positioned cutouts. Ms. Rowland was simply a vision.
Bangs, glossy lips, and drop earrings were all she needed to perfect her ensemble.
5. Kerry Washington in Giles at the Django Unchained UK Premiere
Kerry Washington has hit many high notes in the fashion world (and beyond) this year. But perhaps there wasn't a more memorable moment than her Giles Spring 2013 horse print gown, worn at the Django Unchained UK Premiere. After adding a dose of glitz via a sparkly ring, and on trend white pumps, she was ready to set the world ablaze with incredible style.
A berry pout and pinned up curls were on tap for the event.
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I'm currently trying to create a site with a lot of members-based functionality - the site isn't accessible without a member login at all, and has (currently) two levels of functionality for different levels of membership. One of the things the site has to do is allow a member to transition between different types of member: the base case is that a normal user may upgrade themselves into a user with more privileges.
The issue I'm having is that the upgraded users need to be sorted separately from the standard users, and that some things may only apply to each user category individually.
From ssbits and the documentation on the main site, I gather it's possible to add decorators to Member itself in order to extend functionality to members: is it then possible to treat the decorated and un-decorated Members as separate classes (after applying the decorator with a form?), or would I have to create two separate classes extending Member?


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Parents make great career mentors
Even if your own son or daughter isn't listening to your advice, that doesn't mean other students wouldn't be interested! Could your organization use an intern? Would you enjoy showing someone the ropes during a day of job shadowing? One of the best resources Southwestern students can tap is the close-knit network of contacts open to them in the form of parents and alumni. Learn how you can contribute!
As this point in the spring semester, students' summer planning is shifting into high gear. Spending some time each academic break investigating career options and gaining marketable experience is a very wise plan. To that end, as an SU parent, you are in a prime spot to benefit students seeking to learn more about your occupation, either through a short conversation, through a more involved day or several days of job shadowing or even through a more extensive internship. Career Services can help facilitiate connections between SU parents and students, and we welcome your interest. Please contact Alexandra Anderson at 512.863.1346 or email@example.com to explore options.


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Trabajo y crecimiento económico endógeno: un aporte al diálogo interdisciplinario
This paper presents the main criticisms to the traditional economic and economic development theories, starting from the constitution of a new school of economic thought, ¡.e., the theory of endogenous growth. With this purpose, the author uses a descriptive and analytical approach to the theory of endogenous growth and its consequences on the transformation of the economies. He also underlines the importance of this new theory for the economic dynamism of developing countries, such as those of Latin America, and its applications in economic and social policies. Finally, the author emphasizes the new possibilities and the «shortcuts to development)) provided in the contents and messages of this new school of economic thought.
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I tagged out in 4 days this year (a jake and a tom). Also cut 4 legs off 2 turkeys my friend shot since he doesn't bother. With 8 turkey legs, I figured I'd break away from just making soup with the legs and try smoking it with a breast. I wrote up the story of the smoke and the results in another thread: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/121651/pain-in-the-butt-but-still-tasted-good
Short story: although the legs were tasty and moist, they were tough. Future legs will be soup. The breast was very good.
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November 10, 2002 Independent on Sunday (London) by Andrew Johnson, Leo Lewis And Paul Kelbie
McDonald's has announced it is to shut 175 stores in 10 countries and
will pull out of three countries altogether - reversing its 20-year
policy of global expansion. Six hundred jobs are also to go.
Friday's announcement from the corporation's world HQ in Chicago followed a disastrous year in which a plunging share price knocked a third off the corporation's value. Shares worth pounds 31 each two years ago are now worth only pounds 10 and the company's value has fallen from pounds 21bn to pounds 14bn. McDonald's has so far refused to name the 10 countries where restaurants will close, but says the countries it is pulling out of are in Latin America and the Middle East.
Financial experts say in Europe health fears over mad cow disease, and the rise in obesity in children, may have contributed to poor sales. High street competition from healthier alternatives is also to blame.
In the Middle East and Latin America antipathy towards the United States may be keeping people away.
In America itself a price war with McDonald's arch-rival, Burger King, triggered by falling hamburger sales, has knocked profits as well as creating financial problems for Burger King.
McDonald's has long been in the sights of anti-globalisation protesters. On Thursday a partially built-store in Grenoble, France, was burned down.
But with 30,000 restaurants in 121 countries, 400,000 employees and a pounds 21bn turnover this year, McDonald's is still a global player, financial experts say.
On Friday McDonald's chief executive, Jack Greenberg, said he was still looking to boost sales. "We remain focused on growing our existing restaurants' sales and are committed to making the changes necessary to succeed," he said.
The question, experts say, is whether the company that revolutionised eating and business habits across the world is really on its way out or is just experiencing a temporary blip.
"The billion dollar question is whether this is the beginning of the end or merely an adjustment to over-expansion," one Wall Street analyst said.
At McDonald's in Dumbarton outside Glasgow yesterday the lunchtime's "rush" filled less than half of the restaurant. In a country with a preference for a fast-food diet, the golden arches seem less attractive than they used to.
"I come here a couple of times a week with the kids but feel guilty about it every time," said Tracy Watson, 34, from Dumbarton.
"It's easy and convenient but not exactly nutritious. If it wasn't for the children I wouldn't come here at all - the food isn't that good, it's usually cold and fairly bland."
"They have good toys with the happy meal, that's the best bit," interrupted her son Matthew, aged 7.
For electrician Bill Duncan, 48, and his wife Ann, from nearby Balloch, the restaurant provides a convenient coffee break from the weekly shopping chores.
"I can see why they're closing branches; we don't come here very often, just for a coffee and maybe an apple pie on the odd Saturday. It's a quick treat but I certainly wouldn't consider it for a proper meal.
"I remember when McDonald's first arrived in Scotland they were all the rage but ... it's no longer special."
Not everyone is unhappy with McDonald's woes. Dave Morris, one of the "McLibel Two" who was sued by McDonald's in 1997 for claims made against the company in a leaflet, said it has "been under attack from all sides".
"Its workers are organising internationally, local residents are increasingly campaigning against new stores and it is being blamed for causing obesity," he said.
"McDonald's is a barometer of the food industry as a whole and capitalism in general. I think the fact there has been a global campaign against McDonald's for the last 20 years has helped people question their activities and look for alternatives."