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The Citgo gas station and convenience store at 4861 Austin Peay Highway in unincorporated Northeast Shelby County has sold back to the lender for $1.4 million following a foreclosure.
Decatur Properties IV Inc. of Covington, Ga., an affiliate of Fidelity Bank, bought the 4,080-square-foot store in a May 13 successor trustee's deed from Erika R. Barnes of the Nashville office of Stites & Harbison PLLC law firm.
The successor trustee filed a first-run foreclosure notice in The Daily News last month when the previous owner, Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Memphis C-Store LLC, defaulted on a $1.7 million loan through Fidelity Bank dated Nov. 12, 2010.
Memphis C-Store paid $1.7 million for the property that same month from Boonie R. Cranford, financing the purchase with the Fidelity loan.
Built in 2006, the store sits on 4.7 acres on the west side of the intersection of Austin Peay Highway and Bolen Huse Road. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2013 appraisal was $713,100.
Source: The Daily News Online & Chandler Reports
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One impact of Delta Airlines ending hub operations at Memphis International Airport is a rise in the terminal rental rates airlines have to pay.
The Memphis and Shelby County Airport Authority's $124.4 million operations and maintenance budget, which sets the fees and charges that the airlines pay to the Airport Authority, includes a 68 percent increase in the terminal rental rate, from $86.32 per square foot last year to $144.78 per square foot. The budget also include an 11 percent decrease in landing fees, from $1.45 for every 1,000 pounds to $1.29.
Terminal rental fees are determined by dividing the terminal's operating cost by the total rented space. Since Delta closed its hub, rented terminal spaced has plummeted, resulting in the new rental rate increase. Airport Authority officials said that if rented spaced had remained the same, the terminal rent would have decreased by 13 percent.
The rise in the terminal rental rate should not have a major effect on airfares, according to the Airport Authority, because terminal rent and landing fees make up around 4 percent of airlines' overall costs.
The Airport Authority said overall expenses were reduced by $3 million compared to last year. Personnel costs dropped by $1.1 million, mainly through attrition; operating costs for the Ground Transportation Center are expected to be down $1.4 million from last year; and maintenance and utility costs were reduced by $790,000.
– Amos Maki
City of Memphis and Memphis Land Bank officials formally opened Fairway Manor Thursday, May 15, in southwest Memphis.
The three-story, 68-unit development is public housing and subsidized housing for the elderly and is built where the Graves Manor public housing development stood until it was demolished in 2007.
The next phase of the development, the 28-unit Fairway Manor Townhomes, will be built west of the complex on Fairway at South Third Street.
Fairway Manor is the last of Memphis' six public housing sites to be redeveloped into mixed-use, mixed-income properties that include some public housing tenants as well as tenants paying market rate.
– Bill Dries
The Greater Memphis Chamber is hosting the second installment of its Workforce Leadership Series.
Called "From the Front Lines to the Front Offices: Leveraging Veteran Hires to Grow Your Business," the program launches in conjunction with the 2014 Hiring Our Heroes Job Fair.
Workshop participants can learn important information on attracting and hiring veterans and the impact veterans can have on leadership, accountability and revenue. Information about tax credits and other incentives available to companies that hire veterans will be available.
Cliff Yager, founder and managing partner of The Straight Skinny, is the featured speaker, and panelists include Roger Littlejohn from the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development and Ernie Lombardi of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation
The workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, May 21, from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the Holiday Inn University of Memphis, 3700 Central Ave. Contact the chamber at 543-3500 for registration details.
The National Association of Music Merchants is presenting Amro Music Stores Inc. with a Top 100 Dealer Award at the organization's annual summer music trade show in Nashville in July.
This marks the fourth year in a row that Amro has been given the award. The company also is in the running to get NAMM's Dealer of the Year Award at the presentation.
NAMM is a not-for-profit association that focuses on strengthening the $17 billion global musical instruments and products industry.
– Andy Meek
The Madonna Learning Center, a school for children and young adults with special
needs, held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, May 14, celebrating the start to construction and renovation of buildings and facilities on its campus. The ceremony officially launched the public phase of the school's $10 million capital campaign, called "Transforming Lives. Building a Brighter Future. The Campaign for Madonna Learning Center."
Board Chairman John Haase also announced the center had secured two challenge grants for the campaign.
The school expects to begin construction in late May, and will wrap up in summer of 2015, in time for the new academic year.
The project will allow the school to double its student population, add a new preschool, and construct both a new Adult Program building and new gymnasium/performing arts building.
– Don Wade
Crossroads Hospice is seeking volunteers to join its team of Ultimate Givers who strive to provide comfort to terminally ill patients and their families throughout the greater Memphis area.
Ultimate Givers visit with patients in their homes, assisted living facilities and nursing facilities, and help with clerical duties at the Crossroads office. They provide emotional support and companionship to patients and family members, assist with errands, and provide respite for those caring for terminally ill loved ones.
Crossroads Hospice welcomes students 16 years or older for volunteer work that may include reading to patients, playing cards, participating in arts and crafts, and providing office help.
Crossroads Hospice is also seeking volunteers, including students, to support its programs inspired by Jim Stovall's novel "The Ultimate Gift." The Gift of a Day program asks patients what their perfect day is and staff and volunteers work to make it a reality.
For more information, visit crossroadshospice.com/volunteering or contact Angela White at 382-9292 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Memphis attorney Al Bright Jr. has joined the board of Evolve Bank & Trust.
Bright is a law partner in the Memphis office of Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis LLP, where he practices business law. He's also the chairman of the board for the Economic Development Growth Engine for Memphis and Shelby County, and its related entities.
In a statement about the addition, Evolve Bank Chairman Scot Lenoir said Bright will bring a strong legal mind and fresh ideas to the bank's board.
The State Review Board will meet later this month to review Tennessee's proposed nominations to the National Register of Historic Places, including the Picardy Place Historic District in Shelby County.
The meeting will be held at the Clover Bottom Mansion in Nashville on May 28 and is open to the public.
In addition to Picardy Place, the nominations include: the Norris Dam State Park Rustic Cabins Historic District in Anderson County; the Miller Farmstead in Carter County; and the College Hill Historic District and North Washington Historic District in Haywood County.
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Newly appointed council member concerned that city doesn't own property.
Moments after being sworn in as the new Ward 3 representative on the Crookston City Council, succeeding the resigned Keith Mykleseth, Gary Willhite Monday evening cast the lone vote against the construction of the pavilion structure at the Downtown Square.
The council two weeks ago actually approved moving ahead with the construction of a scaled-back structure in the $60,000 range, with the option of adding various amenities to the structure as long as it remained below the previously approved maximum budget of $100,000. But at Monday's meeting, when a resolution containing a list of change orders arrived at by a council sub-committee was detailed by Ward 5 Council Member Dale Stainbrook, that gave Willhite his first opportunity to speak on the subject as an official council member.
"This sounds risky," Willhite said.
Willhite biggest issue, the fact that the city is only leasing the Downtown Square land and doesn't own it, has been voiced with various degrees of concern by a couple other council members in recent months, with Ward 6's Tom Vedbraaten voicing the strongest objections. But as long as assurances have remained in place that the pavilion won't cost more than $100,000, Vedbraaten has for the most part cast votes in favor of the Downtown Square.
Willhite said he's asked himself if he'd personally invest up to $100,000 on land he doesn't own, and that his answer is no. "Have we really thought this out?" he wondered.
Mayor Dave Genereux, At Large Council Member Wayne Melbye, Ward 1 Council Member Tom Jorgens and City Administrator Tony Chladek tried to assure Willhite that the city is in a good position on the lease, which has nine years remaining on the initial 10-year agreement and includes a clause allowing the city to trigger a 10-year extension once the first decade expires. The annual rate is $700, with annual 3 percent increases, and the city will own the tax-exempt structure. Also, Jorgens added, if someone at some point offers to buy the property, the city has the option to match the price.
"No, it doesn't have everything we'd like to see in an investment like this, but it is a choice downtown spot and it will hopefully help the downtown grow," Genereux said, adding that if more amenities are added to the square once the pavilion is built, they will likely be driven by local service clubs, organizations and businesses who want to contribute to the square.
Willhite said he's also concerned about the topography of the location, saying senior citizens might have a hard time accessing the pavilion. Building Official Matt Johnson responded to that concern by saying the pavilion will have to meet accessibility codes.
Melbye, who's led the Downtown Square charge from the get-go, said even though the city doesn't own the land, it's in a favorable position for at least another 19 years. "After 20 years, considering what we're paying on the lease, we'll have gotten our money's worth," he said.
DeBoer Builders is constructing the pavilion.

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AMD Unveils Mobile Kaveri Specifications
Kaveri will bring improvements including the higher performance Steamroller based CPU cores and modern GCN based GPUs. AMD will be going up against Intel?s existing mobile 4th generation (Haswell) products:
AMD?s sole 17W Kaveri APU is the A6-7000, which is featuring one Steamroller module and 192 GCN steaming processors, along with a base/turbo CPU clockspeed of 2.2GHz/3.0GHz, while the GPU clock stands at 553MHz.
AMD?s 19W APUs gain a second Steamroller module and better GPUs. Among these we have the A8-7100, A10-7300, and the FX-7500.
The A8-7100, A10-7300, and FX-7500 base and turbo clockspeeds are at 1.8GHz/3.0GHz, 1.9GHz/3.2GHz, and 2.1GHz/3.3GHz respectively.
The A8-7100 gets a 256 stream processor GPU while the other SKUs get 384 stream processor GPUs, each of which is also clocked higher.
AMD?s 35W chips are the A8-7200P, A10-7400P, and FX-7600P. Shipping at 2.4GHz/3.3GHz, 2.5GHz/3.4GHz, and 2.7GHz/3.6GHz respectively, compared to AMD?s previous top tier mobile Richland APUs clockspeeds haven?t changed much. Each APU comes with a different GPU configuration, using 256, 384, or 512 stream processors respectively. Their maximum memory clockspeeds are up to 1866MHz for the A8 and A10, and meanwhile the FX processor goes one further to 2133MHz.
Along with these APUs AMD's specification tables also list the A10 Pro-7350B, A8 Pro-7150B, and A6 Pro-7050B. These APUs are apparently equivalent to the FX-7500, A10-7300, and A6-7000 respectively.


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The Blues Foundation will host the 29th annual International Blues Challenge Tuesday, Jan. 29, through Saturday, Feb. 2, in Beale Street venues and other Downtown locations. Visit blues.org for a full schedule and tickets.
The Tennessee Financial Literacy Commission and Shelby County Trustee David Lenoir will host a free elementary teacher financial training summit Saturday, Jan. 26, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in room 128 of The University of Memphis' Fogelman Classroom Building, 3665 Central Ave. Attendees will receive a financial literacy curriculum packet and a $50 Amazon gift card. Register at tnflc.com.
Delta Technical College will hold its winter open house Saturday, Jan. 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its Horn Lake campus, 6550 Interstate Blvd. Visit deltatechnicalcollege.com.
The First Tee of Memphis will hold its fourth annual Fairways Dinner Saturday, Jan. 26, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Memphis Botanic Garden, 750 Cherry Road. A reception and silent auction begin at 5 p.m.; dinner and awards begin at 6 p.m. Tickets are $150. Visit thefirstteememphis.org.
NEXUS will hold its annual Leadership Luncheon Tuesday, Jan. 29, at noon at Second Presbyterian Church, 4055 Poplar Ave. Entrepreneur Bill Courtney, the former coach featured in Academy Award-winning documentary "Undefeated," will present the keynote, and the winners of the NEXUS Mentoring Awards will be announced. Tickets are $30. Visit nexusleaders.org.
Memphis Rotary Club will meet Tuesday, Jan. 29, at noon at the University Club of Memphis, 1346 Central Ave. Ryan Dalton of Operation Broken Silence will discuss human trafficking. Cost is $18. R.S.V.P. to Taylor Hughes at email@example.com.
Methodist North Hospital will hold a free diabetes-management class Tuesday, Jan. 29, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the hospital's Total Joint Center, 3960 New Covington Pike. Call 516-5038 for details or to register.
The Rotary Club of Memphis East will meet Wednesday, Jan. 30, at noon at The Racquet Club, 5111 Sanderlin Ave. WMC-TV weatherman Dave Brown will speak. Cost is $17. R.S.V.P. to Lee Hughes at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Playhouse on the Square will present "Sunset Boulevard" Friday, Jan. 25, through Feb. 17 at Playhouse, 66 S. Cooper St. Visit playhouseonthesquare.org for times and tickets.
Germantown Performing Arts Centre will present Tony Award-winning tap dancer Savion Glover's SoLe Sanctuary Friday, Jan. 25, at 8 p.m. at GPAC, 1801 Exeter Road. Buy tickets at gpacweb.com.
The Booksellers at Laurelwood will host singer-songwriter Jeremy Stanfill as part of its Winter Bistro Music Series Saturday, Jan. 26 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the bookstore, 387 Perkins Road Extended. Visit thebooksellersatlaurelwood.com.
Buckman Performing Arts Center will present singer/songwriter Ellis Paul Saturday, Jan. 26, at 8 p.m. at Buckman, 60 Perkins Road Extended. A children's Magic Carpet Performance will be held at 10 a.m. Buy tickets at buckmanartscenter.com.
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Friday, January 30, 2009
My Friend Pomelo, A Portrait Gallery
Pomelo is enormous! In our family, only Musty's head is able to dwarf Pomelo.
Even Pomelo's rind is about 1 inch thick. On the inside, Pomelo is dark pink, like a ruby grapefruit. In fact, Pomelo tastes like a sweet pink grapefruit.
Pomelo is much bigger than Yummer's head. Yummers loves human food, but prefers to keep his distance from Pomelo.
Snoopy and Pomelo get along well. Snoopy even took Pomelo off the computer desk all by himself! Maybe he was looking for a play date?
Pomelo is pretty classy, and he costs about $2.00, but I think he's worth it.
Dottie is diplomatic with Pomelo, but they are not very close.
Stevie Wonder is a bit wary of Pomelo... especially when Pomelo is trying to get so close.
I think Pomelo is really delicious and also, Pomelo brings out my inner Fem-bot.
Personally, I like to peel Pomelo, and eat it like that. I even peel off the skins, so there is no bitterness. It is crazy and fun to eat something so huge!
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you are so funny! thanks for sharing this "photo gallery"ReplyDelete
I'm a huge red grapefruit fan (I peel and eat one like an orange every weekday), but the pomelo I tried was not juicy and quite bitter. I haven't bought another one since. It sounds like you've had different experiences, so maybe I'll give them a second chance...I mean, if it's going to bring out my inner femme-bot, it's worth another go, right? ;)ReplyDelete
I LOVE YOUR PP (POMELO POST)!!!ReplyDelete
I can't believe you're gonna let Hannah talk about how big your tatas are on the internet. CRAZY. Also:
me and dazee loved the pictures. poor dottie, looks a little more than wary. i've never had a pomelo before, they are more like 4 bucks here. crazy, i know.
cute pictures! that is one giant fruit. regular grapefruits cost like $2.00 at nice grocery stores anyway...totally worth it for a giant one like that!ReplyDelete
Pomelo lives in a world of cute!ReplyDelete
You are too funny Amey :-) But I think you pomelos are a bit lopsided... hee hee.ReplyDelete
This is my first visit to your blog, and I absolutely had to comment on this post! When I first moved to Hawaii six years ago we lived in a house with a tree in the yard that grew enormous grapefruit-like orbs. These orbs perplexed us until a neighbor explained to us what they were: pomelo. We would have so many at once that we would go bowling with pomelos through our yard and down the driveway. So .... pomelo: he loves to bowl.ReplyDelete
so glad you have you drop by. Musty really does have a giant head!
I love your pomelo tale. Wow, a pomelo tree! Sounds like heaven. But, I guess if you were living in Hawaii, it really was heaven. Thanks for deepening my understanding of Pomelo, I really appreciate it!
It's really a funny post. Pomelo is one of my favorite fruits. This fruit is the largest of all citrus fruits and can be stored for several months. I love the juiciness and sweetness of it.ReplyDelete


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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Perfecting Summer Classics" Test cook Julia Collin Davison uncovers the secrets to making the best Grilled Steak with New Mexican Chile Rub. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges host Christopher Kimball to a tasting of hot sauces. Next, test cook Becky Hays shows Chris how to make perfect Raspberry Sorbet at home, and science expert Guy Crosby explains the science behind great sorbet. D
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A Capitol Fourth This grand salute to the nation's birthday from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol returns with guest star Barry Manilow, host Tom Bergeron and the National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of pops conductor Jack Everly. Other guest performers include Darren Criss, Jackie Evancho and Megan Hilty. Academy Award-winning composer and conductor John Williams leads the orchestra for a medley of music from Lincoln.G
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Sun Studio Sessions "The Trishas" The Trishas from Austin, Texas are an Americana band who blend country and southern soul with hints of bluegrass and laced with stunning harmonies. On this episode, the ladies perform several songs including tracks from their latest record "High, Wide and Handsome.". D
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Adapted from a recipe seen on the Food Network, tangy sour cream, lime juice and cilantro combine with spicy chili powder and crunchy hot jalapeño peppers for a dressing that's loaded with zest and flavour. Poured over a refreshing mix of potatoes and fresh vegetables, this is one salad that didn't last long on the table!
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Cool and creamy potato salad with avocado and jalapeños dressed with a tangy and zesty Mexican-style dressing
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David Hall: More shenanigans from the infamous C. Frank Dunn were foisted on the coin collecting public for the 1937 Boones. The 1937 Philadelphias were priced at $1.60, but the Denver issue could only be bought as a pair with the Philadelphia for $7.25. The San Francisco issue was priced at $5.15, a price considered outrageous at the time. The explotation of the collectors was a little two obvious and consequently sales of the 1937-D and 1937-S were quite low, a total of only 2,506 coins each.
Today, the 1937 Philadelphia Boone is one of the more common Boones. This issue readily available in grades MS63 thru MS66 and Superb MS67 examples are not that difficult to locate. The 1937 has the typical "Boone look," semi-frosty, semi-satiny luster and good eye appeal.
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nzfooty wrote:* WTF is wrong with Malaysia? They were never a regional force BUT BUT BUT a 6-0 home loss against Palestine and a 10-0 thumping in the UAE?
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Armed protection for me, but not for thee:
Bob Costas' gun control rant was bad but made worse by one key point — he lives much of his life with the benefit of armed security. (i.e., men with guns).
If you've ever been to an NFL game this point is academic. The number of armed policemen you pass between the gate your seat is incredible. And if you get behind the scenes, in certain corridors, the armed presence can be just as strong (or stronger).
Those policeman and security personnel are there to preserve order and to protect their assets, be they football players, football coaches, or the celebrities and news anchors in attendance.
In this, Costas is much like other elitists who've recklessly criticized guns in past, all the while living behind a wall of guns for the benefits it brings.
So, it's a-okay for Costas (or his NBC bosses) to pay hired guns to protect him, but not for the average American to own one to protect himself? Check. Got it. (And isn't he worried one of them might snap under the pressure of the "gun culture?")
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Dr. David Steward is an Associate Professor in the University of Cincinnati's Department of Otolaryngology. He is also the Director of the Division of Thyroid/Parathyroid Disorders, Director of the Clinical Research Program, and the Co-Director of Resident Research. While at the University of Cincinnati, Dr. Steward has received numerous accolades, such as being named one of the Best Doctors in America (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008), as well as America's Top Doctors (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008).
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NEW YORK, March 31 (UPI) -- Carmelo Anthony scored 24 points and Chris Copeland added 22 Sunday, helping the New York Knicks take an eighth straight win, 108-89 over Boston.
Anthony also hauled down 10 rebounds for a double-double
Raymond Felton produced 18 points and J.R. Smith finished with 15 points and 12 boards for the Knicks, who won their season series against Boston for the first time since 2003-04.
Boston, meanwhile, tumbled to a sixth defeat in eight contests.
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There are 632 comments on the Silver City Sun-News story from Mar 7, 2010, titled Their view: No clear gain in dispute over Falklands. In it, Silver City Sun-News reports that:The following editorial appeared in this week's Washington Post: You know that an Argentine leader must be in political trouble if the subject of the Falkland Islands has come up again.
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There is also the irony that there was an agreement to share the proceeds of any oil between the Falklands and Argentina, that was made in 1995.
Can you guess which side of the dispute decided to unilaterally abandon it in 2007?
I'll give you a clue, the current premiere of the country in question is married to the former premiere who tore up the agreement.
#3 Mar 24, 2010
I support Argentina on the issue of the Malvinas Islands (the real name is not the Falkland Islands), and I support Ireland on the issue of who should own Ireland, and I support Spain on the issue of the Rock of Gibraltar.
England has done a lot of bad things, and the USA had to fight against England twice, once to gain our freedom, and again in 1812.
Chachoengsao, Thailand
#4 Mar 25, 2010
Tony your are wrong in your support. What is important is the wishes of the various peoples that live in those places.
The Falkland Islanders (correct name) currently wish to be British. That is their choice.
The Gibralterians currently wish to be British. That is their choice.
The Northern Irish currently wish to be British. That is their choice.
All that is right and proper and those people's rights are protected by UN Charters and Resolutions. Long may it be so.
#5 Mar 25, 2010
I am not fond of the British, and I will retain my opinions.
Rochester, UK
#6 Mar 26, 2010
even though based on false facts and misguided education?
you still would go against the peoples wishes who actually live in these places? what a person.
#7 Mar 26, 2010
Who is misguided?
If the USA did not defeat the British twice, we would not have our freedom that we enjoy today. And England also threatened to enter our Civil War on the side of slavery, but if England would have declared war on the Union in the USA then France would have declared war on England, so France and others helped to keep England out of the American Civil War. Read your history, England supported the South and slavery in the USA Civil War, and almost entered the war on the side of slavery. God bless France, whom is a true ally.
Also of note, is that Karl Marx is buried in England.
The only reason that Canada, Scotland, and Australia, have any freedom at all, is because the USA defeated England twice, and England feared that they would revolt as the USA did.
Then there is the history of the bad things that England did to Scotland.
England did bad things all over. And there is the history of Francis Drake, whom was pure evil.
Ireland belongs to Ireland, and the British need to get out of Ireland. The Rock of Gibraltar belongs to Spain, and England needs to get out. And the Malvinas Islands belong to Argentina.
The list of bad things that England has done goes on and on.
#8 Mar 26, 2010
I have the Bourbon/Capetian royal line in my family tree, and I know my history.
#9 Mar 26, 2010
Calling the Malvinas Islands the "Falkland" islands, is no different than calling Mumbai, India, "Bombay." Mumbai is NOT "Bombay," and the Malvinas Islands are not the "Falkland" Islands.
#10 Mar 26, 2010
British ethnocentrism is a sick joke.
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#11 Mar 26, 2010
Tony .. so you have French lineage then .. that was already obvious from your statements .... and you are still wrong. Check your history. Eire has now changed its constitution and accepts that Northern Ireland is British because its people wish it to be so.
Gibralter was ceeded to Britain in perpetuity by Spain, but only remains British because the people who live there wish it to be so.
The Falkland Islnads were first named by Britain in the 1690's and have been totally British since 1833 but they only remain British because the people who live there wish it to be so.
And historically Britain did no more bad than most of the other 'powers' of the time, including the French. I do accept your gratitude to France however, after all , who won the American war of independence ........ the French !
#12 Mar 26, 2010
The reason for the French Revolution was that France went broke supporting the USA against England. King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were killed because the French supported the USA against England, they paid the ultimate price. The French Revolution was foolish, and the USA should have done more to aid France and King Louis XVI. Then France put in Napoleon, which was another foolish move. Bourbon/Capetians should still lead France.
And a Bourbon is currently on the throne of Spain, and he is a great man.
#13 Mar 26, 2010
If not for the French Revolution, I might be the leader of France, and my royal ancestors might not have come to the USA to keep their heads. :)
#14 Mar 26, 2010
If I take over London, and if I have my people migrate there, and if I reward those whom support me so that I always have their loyalty, do I have the right to keep London as mine? After all, the people of London remain loyal to me, and they want me as their leader. Do I have the right to retain London then? Do I?
England NEVER had a right to take over Ireland, the Malvinas Islands, nor the Rock of Gibraltar!!!
If I played the same game that England has played, would it be right????
Rayong, Thailand
#15 Mar 27, 2010
Still wrong Tony -
The Fitzwilliams and Fitzpatricks of Ireland who oppose British rule were once English families, the Rock was ceeded as a result of war and the islands discovered and settled ....... that was the way of the world. Your majesty :-)
Rochester, UK
#16 Mar 27, 2010
England did bad things all over the world, please you talk like a teenager talking about his history lesson he didnt bother listening to.
you think america is somehow a world police force keeping scotland and the rest of the wolrd safe from the english.
you keep maknig statements about the uk ireland gibralter etc belong to wich ever country is closest wich is just laughable.
you make statements with no understanding on the matter on wich you are talking about and even go to bringing misguided understanding of the civil war like this has something to do with the falklands and your hatred of britain.
people have allready told you but you refuse to listen is that all of these places, the actual population who live there who are free under u.n laws either want to be part of the uk {ireland} and that the people of the falklands also want to be a part of britain.
you come with your misguided american hypocrisy about old empires and the evil british taking over the world but you forget yourself that your european ansestors murdered an entire nation and left them a few reservations.
you fail to mention the fact that the falklands were there before the spanish colonionists took over the land that is now called argentina and murdered the population. yes its not just the white british man who was a colonionist or into the slave trade. the arabs and black nations themselves throughout history have had their hand in slavery and in far greater numbers and brutatlity but once again we blame this all on the uk and the white man.
time has changed and we are in a different world now, not at the time of the civil war, history is important yes and you call the french true allies. do you know how disrespectfull that sounds to the british families whos sons and daughters are fighting in your american lead war. we backed the usa in your time of crisis even though it didnt go down well with our eurpoean neighbours. not becuase we are americas lapdog, but we know the meaning of loyalty, unlike your third world leader who still holds a grudge against the british population for what his father went through. how ignorant is that? i suppose we should only remember the usa via guantanamo bay and nothing else.
frankly you are a lost cause as you are blinded like your president with some old time hatred of britain.
luckily for us we know we still have true allies in america and europe.
i know you will come back with some statments about the evil british empire and that land should be given to the closest dictator without a say from the populations themselves and how the rest of the world is only safe from england becuase team america polices the world. please, you gotta be kidding me.
Rochester, UK
#17 Mar 27, 2010
isnt that what happened to the indians? your misguided american hypocrisy again?
YES with lots of these to !!!!!!!!!!
Is this what happened to the land that is now called argentina and invaded by the spaniards?
Is this what has happened to every single country/continent in the world by various nations throughout history?
But once again blind ignorance and hypocrisy tells us to forget our sins and blame every thing on the evil british white man. get back to your propaganda books and wasting your life filling it up with hatred of a people who couldnt give a rats ass about your or your royal blood line wich you seem to like to tell random strangers over the net.
feeling self righteous much with a hint of self importance?
please... take your head out
Rochester, UK
#18 Mar 27, 2010
tony by the way im am irish man who is proud to be part of the u.k our 4 islands have alot of history together, some good some bad but we have a bond, much like we do with europe.
so your comments on ireland mean nothing to me. reading a book on the matter is something completely different that experiencing the problem first hand within your own community.
#19 Mar 27, 2010
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And Richard Branson is cool.
Not everything about England is bad, but England could do more good things to improve their image, such as giving the Rock of Gibraltar back to Spain, giving the Malvinas Islands back to Argentina, and giving Northern Ireland back to Ireland.
#20 Mar 27, 2010
I am listening to Deep Purple right now. :)
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New York Stock Exchange parent NYSE Euronext (NYSE:NYX) said it experienced a brief routing problem Wednesday morning that may have caused some trades to be executed at prices other than the best available.
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The problem, known in the industry as "trading through protected quotes," comes just a week after BATS Global Markets shocked the industry by saying a system issue similarly fouled up nearly half a million orders over a four-year span.
NYSE Euronext issued an alert saying that between 9:30 a.m. ET until 9:34 a.m. ET on Wednesday its NYSE and NYSE MKT exchanges "experienced a brief issue" routing orders to three exchanges: Direct Edge's EDGA and EDGX exchanges and a platform run by the Chicago Board of Options Exchange (NASDAQ:CBOE).
During that four-minute window, NYSE said executions at NYSE and NYSE MKT "may have traded through protected quotes from those exchanges."
Reg NMS, or Regulation National Market System, rules require that trade orders are executed at the best available price, no matter the location. For instance, if a sell order comes in at $99 at BATS and $100 at NYSE, it must trade through the Big Board's platform.
NYSE said protected quotes from other exchanges were not affected by Wednesday's issue, which was corrected at 9:34 a.m. ET.
"All NYSE and NYSE MKT systems are functioning normally," the exchange operator said in an alert to traders.
An NYSE spokesperson said the issue was first identified before U.S. markets opened and was the result of some "systems modifications" that were completed overnight.
NYSE said customers who need to file for compensation due to the systems issues can do so here: System Error Claim.
BATS said last week its customers may have lost an estimated $420,000 due to its systems issue, which caused about 400,000 transactions to trade through best prices since 2008.
Exchange errors like the ones experienced by BATS have highlighted ongoing concerns about the structure of the U.S. equities business, which has become increasingly complex and reliant on technology that can at times fail.
Shares of New York-based NYSE Euronext dipped 0.28% to $32.50 Wednesday morning.


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Consumers be wary: Low premiums may mean high out-of-pocket health costsBy JULIE APPLEBY
Kaiser Health News
December 28. 2013 1:00AM
WASHINGTON - If you buy one of the less expensive insurance plans sold through the Affordable Care Act's marketplaces, you may be in for a surprise: Some plans won't not pay for doctor visits before you meet your annual deductible, which could be thousands of dollars.
"This could be the next shoe to drop, as people don't realize that if they're buying a bronze plan, they may have to pay $5,000 out of pocket before it contributes a penny," Carl McDonald, senior analyst with Citi Investment Research, said at a conference last month in Washington.
Experts say some new enrollees will be discouraged from seeing doctors if they have to pay the full charge, rather than simply a copayment. In Miami, for example, 40 percent of bronze plans require consumers to pay the full deductible before coverage kicks in, according to an analysis by online broker eHealthinsurance.com, a private online marketplace, for Kaiser Health News. The average deductible among the examined bronze plans in Miami is $5,735.
Patients in those plans who haven't yet met their annual deductibles would have to pay the full cost of the visits, unless they were for preventive services mandated by the law. A typical office visit can run $65 to $85, while more complex visits may cost more.
People who buy their own insurance have always had to pay a set annual sum, called a deductible, before policies begin paying their claims. But first-time insurance buyers may not realize they're on the hook for those costs before benefits kick in, and might choose plans based solely on the monthly premiums.
Bronze and silver plans, which have the lowest monthly premiums but typically some of the highest deductibles, are the most likely to require consumers to spend that amount themselves before the insurer pays any claims.
There's no nationwide data on how many plans do that. But in seven major cities, including Miami, half of bronze plans, on average, require policyholders to meet the deductibles before insurers will help with the cost of doctor visits, the eHealthinsurance-Kaiser Health News analysis found.
Silver plans, which generally have higher monthly premiums than bronze, are more generous, with more than three-quarters paying for doctor visits before the deductibles are met.
The analysis included most or all of the plans available through the health law marketplaces in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Dallas, Tampa-St. Petersburg, Fla., Miami, Chicago and Phoenix.
In Florida, 90 percent of silver plans offered in Tampa and 89 percent in Miami allowed coverage for at least some doctor visits before the deductibles were met.
Meeting the deductible before most coverage kicks in is common in the individual market, but it differs sharply from job-based health insurance. More than three-fourths of the insurance plans offered to Americans with coverage through their jobs pay a substantial chunk of the cost of doctor visits without the workers having to meet the annual deductible first, according to an annual survey of employers by the Kaiser Family Foundation. (Kaiser Health News is an editorially independent program of the foundation.)
Kaiser Health News is an editorially independent program of the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonprofit, nonpartisan health policy research and communication organization that isn't affiliated with Kaiser Permanente.


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Luca Aerni to miss trip to South America
Last week Swiss Ski announced that rising technical talent Luca Aerni will be sidelined for several weeks this summer because of a herniated disc in his back. Surgery is probably not necessary, but the trip to South America with the rest of his team for training has been postponed until further notice.
During the second on-snow camp for the World Cup group in late July in Zermatt, Aerni experienced severe back pain. An examination by Dr. Juergen Beck in Bern revealed a herniated disc between the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae. In collaboration with Walter Frey, head of medical for alpine skiing at Swiss-Ski, it was decided to forego surgery and to treat the herniation conservatively.
"Luca Aerni has responded well to drug initial treatment and the pressure on the nerve could be noticeably reduced. Now we need to determine the next steps in the conservative treatment and then monitor the therapy closely," noted Frey.
While Aerni's team is in South America for three weeks of training, he is at home working on his recovery. It is a frustrating process for the 21-year-old who got his first World Cup break in the 2013 Munich City Event where he finished ninth and who was looking forward to a strong start to the 2014-15 season.
"I had a perfect physical preparation," said Aerni, "was in top shape among the top athletes on the SC training team, and then this setback. That was pretty tough. Now I have to be patient, rest my back and then I will work in rehabilitation."
A return to skiing is possible for Luca Aerni in four to six weeks.
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Robert Rountree, MD, a practicing physician in Boulder, Colorado, and medical editor for Delicious Living magazine, puts the IOM's new vitamin recommendations into context for other health care practitioners and their patients, and discusses the potential ramifications of the new guidelines on public health.
"Where do you see multiple sclerosis? You see it in places where people are more likely to have a vitamin D deficiency," Rountree says. "I have a great deal of concern that if they tell people, 'Don't take vitamin D. Don't even measure your levels,' that we may see the incidence of MS go up."
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12 Things you didn't know about men
We can watch and read He's Just Not That Into You and Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man enough times to make our eyes turn red. But is that really the same as getting it straight from the horse's mouth?
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We can watch and read He's Just Not That Into You and Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man enough times to make our eyes turn red. But is that really the same as getting it straight from the horse's mouth?
We talked to real men — men you're out there dating, men you're already married to and men who won't ever fully commit — to find out the things that they'll never really tell us to our face. Here's what we learned!
When it comes to the bodies of super slim girls, we'd secretly like it if you were at least 15 pounds heavier.
"One of the most meaningful ways to love me is in respecting me. Just as much as a woman requires of her man to love her unconditionally, a man needs his lady's unconditional respect. A woman who understands this fundamental requisite of loving a man has got the better portion of loving mastered."
Men worry about their looks too, and sometimes they need reassurance about their physique.
"Our 'male ego' gets a bad rap, but often, it's only hurt when we feel disrespected. We're sensitive about that just as women are sensitive to comments about their appearance or weight. When a woman tells us how to fix something or bugs us to call a professional at the first sign of difficulty, we hear, 'I think you're too stupid to figure that out on your own.'"
Most men find running shorts and messy hair just as sexy as heels and makeup. There's no one size fits all woman that all men are attracted to.
Regardless of what men say, when you ask them if your outfit makes you look fat, they answer it honestly in their heads.
A guy is always trying to live up to the female's ideal of masculinity, not a male's ideal. Meaning, men are driven far more by their wives' expectations than by their buddies'.
Men like romance, too! A candlelit bath or a sweet card will make them feel just as warm and tingly all over as it makes us girls feel. They're just less willing to admit it.
"Yeah, we think about sex a lot, but most of us don't want sex for purely physical reasons. While it doesn't usually satisfy an emotional need for intimacy, it does satisfy another emotional need: self-confidence."
Men like the challenge of figuring stuff out on their own. It makes them feel smart and useful.
Brian Penny says, "When I come home late or forget something, it's not because I have some grand scheme to piss you off. It's not that I'm not listening to you, you just talk all the time. I can't even remember my own thoughts half the time, much less have room in my immediate memory to remember the name of every chick at work who annoyed you. I'm too busy working on my own life and working on our life together to worry about frivolous things that just aren't important, like who wore too much perfume or doesn't work as hard as you. I don't care about those politics even in my own life." He goes on to say, "The reason I deal with all the randomness a woman comes up with is because I care. Accept that, and understand that I'm trying as hard as I can to learn an entirely alien culture to me, and we can live happily ever after."
Men oftentimes feel abandoned in the relationship when a child comes along and the woman's focus shifts to the child, but never shifts back to the man. David T. Pisarra, Esq., says that he hears this cited as the reason for the man to eventually look outside the relationship for companionship and sex. "If he feels like he's being ignored and that his needs for laughter and sex are not a concern, then he will eventually stray from the family."
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YouTube pot growing leads to notice to plead guiltyBy JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspondent
July 16. 2013 8:44PM
BRENTWOOD — A former Auburn man who showed off the progress of his marijuana growing operation on YouTube with more three dozen videos before he was arrested by deputy sheriffs has agreed to plead guilty instead of going on trial.
Kyle Berry, 41, filed a notice to plead guilty to drug charges stemming from his arrest in November for allegedly growing $16,000 worth of marijuana in his home.
The plea deal was struck just months after Berry was arrested again in Lawrence, Mass., for growing more marijuana in his apartment.
He faces charges of manufacture of a controlled drug, possession of a controlled drug with intent to sell and other charges in the Auburn case.
A judge will ultimately decide on Berry's sentence at a plea and sentencing hearing on Aug. 27, according to court documents.
Terms about the possible sentence have not yet been made public.
Berry faces up to 7 ½ to 15 years in state prison, but the plea deal signals that he will likely face a lesser sentence in exchange for his guilty plea.
A judge ordered Berry jailed late last month on bail after failing to appear for a bail-revocation hearing.
Prosecutors contended that Berry failed to adhere to bail conditions in light of his his April 22 arrest in Lawrence in another pot-growing case.
He first got the attention of the Rockingham Sheriffs Drug Task Force late last year after posting a series of videos about his indoor marijuana growing operation. One video captured the reflection of Berry's face on a foil covered wall.
Investigators matched that image with a prior booking photo, used it as evidence to obtain arrest and search warrants.
Berry came to court last month with packet called a "Marijuana Recommendation Kit" that was signed by a Methuen, Mass., doctor.
Berry argued through his public defender that he was only consuming the marijuana because of several medical conditions he has accumulated over the years.
Massachusetts recently passed a medical marijuana law in November. The state's Department of Public Health is developing regulations, but has yet to create a registration process for patients.


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German Court Holds Internet User Responsible For Passing On Unknown, Encrypted File
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A natural response to the increasingly harsh enforcement of laws against unauthorized sharing of copyright files is to move to encrypted connections. It seems like a perfect solution: nobody can eavesdrop, and so nobody can find out what you are sharing. But as TorrentFreak reports, a German court has just dealt a blow to this approach.
The case involves RetroShare, which describes itself thus:
RetroShare is a Open Source cross-platform, Friend-2-Friend and secure decentralised communication platform.
That sounds pretty safe, but TorrentFreak explains why it wasn't in the current case:
It lets you to securely chat and share files with your friends and family, using a web-of-trust to authenticate peers and OpenSSL to encrypt all communication. RetroShare provides filesharing, chat, messages, forums and channels
This week a Hamburg court ruled against a RetroShare user who passed on an encrypted transfer that turned out to be a copyrighted music file. The user in question was not aware of the transfer, and merely passed on the data in a way similar to how TOR works.
That's because the user can't know what's in an encrypted file passing through his or her system, and thus cannot guarantee that it is not the song in question. In truth, this situation is partly the user's own fault:
The court, however, ruled that the user in question, who was identified by the copyright holder, is responsible for passing on the encrypted song.
The judge ordered an injunction against the RetroShare user, who is now forbidden from transferring the song with a maximum penalty of €250,000 or a six month prison term. Since RetroShare traffic is encrypted this means that the user can no longer use the network without being at risk.
RetroShare derives its security from the fact that all transfers go through "trusted friends" who users themselves add. In this case, the defendant added the anti-piracy monitoring company as a friend, which allowed him to be "caught."
But even if the court case in Hamburg is a result of fairly exceptional circumstances, it creates an awful precedent: that German users are responsible for encrypted contents passing through their connection, even though there is no way they can know what they might contain. Unfortunately, this is of a piece with a previous ruling by a German court that people can be fined for what others do with their open wifi connections, regardless of whether they knew what was going on.
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January 04. 2013 10:28AM
Manchester pizza delivery man assaulted, robbed
Man arrested and charged in connection with robbery of 65-year-old pizza delivery driver
MANCHESTER - A 65-year-old man was punched in the face and robbed Thursday night when he tried to deliver a pizza to a Lake Avenue address.
It turned out the apartment was vacant but a robber was there to grab the food and the delivery man's wallet, according to police.
The man was bleeding from a cut to his face when officers arrived at Santoro's Pizza, 400 Union St., after they were called about the 10 p.m. robbery.
Someone placed an order for delivery to 270 Lake Ave., first floor. When the delivery man arrived at the address and knocked on the door, a man opened it and immediately punched him in the face, knocking him to the ground.
The robber, described only as a young black male, took the food and the man's wallet and then went back inside.
Police checked the Lake Avenue apartment which turned out to be vacant. The robber was no where to be found.
Anyone with information about he robbery is asked to call police at 668-8711. Anonymous tips for cash rewards may be made through Manchester Crimeline at 624-4040 or online at manchestercrimeline.org .


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In today's disposable world of products, the old saying "they don't make them like they used to" may be cliché, but it's entirely accurate. "Cut costs, cut materials, improve margin" is the modern day manufacturing mantra, but in many cases companies push too far to keep costs and price down. You may save a buck, but there was a day that extra buck was worth every penny. I only bring up my general contempt for the disposable nature of modern day goods to illustrate how refreshing it is to see a product, the N2 from ioSafe, that proves a reasonable price does not have to equate to the cut corners, cheap materials, or terrible service.
Let's face facts, there is no shortage of NAS or DAS storage devices aimed at the SMB or consumer market. If you have data to store, any number of companies have oodles of boxes lined up to house it. That is, of course, only one point in a data storage strategy. For your data to really be safe, it must be protected not only from the potential (and inevitable) failure of the storage device, but also against the potential destruction of that device from fire, flood, and so on.
A subset of storage devices rank as "durable", built extra tough to withstand the cruel ways of Mother Nature and the strict laws of some guy named Murphy. These devices, however, are becoming rare as most opt for off-site or cloud storage to protect data from disaster. These are viable solutions for many, but not for all. Off-site and cloud storage is riddled with inconvenience, complexity, security concerns, and exponential costs as needs scale.
Even if none of those issues are a concern, there is something to be said about adding another layer of protection to a data strategy. That is what the N2 offers, and that is where it excels.
ioSafe's N2 sandwiches two mechanical hard drives in a practically indestructible container. It's size is unassuming, but it's weight [nearly 30 pounds] speaks volumes. It's a tank, even removing it from the box took more oomph than a good deal of the fully built PCs we test.


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Not too long ago I found some fresh tomatillos which I had never seen before. I used them to make Salsa Verde or green salsa. Kalyn's comments tipped me off to Chili Verde which also sounded really good. I searched for a recipe for chili verde but I only found a few and many of them called for peppers that I have never seen before like poblano peppers and anaheim peppers. I was able to find green chilies and jalapeno peppers so those were what I used. I started out using only six jalapeno peppers but it was a little mild so I tossed two more in. It is probably a good idea to add the peppers a little at a time so that you can bring it up the heat level that you desire. Of course cilantro played an important role in the dish as well.
I really liked the Chili Verde and I made a lot of it so I had left overs for a few meals. The pork was tender and juicy and the green sauce was tasty and had just the right amount of heat. I topped it with some sour cream or some Monterey Jack cheese. I ate it as a stew, on/in tortillas, on rice, etc.
Chili Verde
- 2 green chilies (sliced in half and seeded)
- 8 jalapeno peppers (sliced in half and seeded)
- 1 green bell pepper (sliced in half and seeded)
- 8 tomatillos (husked and washed)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 pound pork (loin, cubed)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 onion (chopped)
- 4 cloves garlic (chopped)
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 2 cup chicken stock
- 1 teaspoon oregano
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1/2 cup cilantro (chopped)
- Broil the peppers and tomatillos until the peppers are blackened, about 10 minutes and remove the skins from the peppers.
- Puree the peppers and tomatillos in a food processor.
- Heat the oil in a pan over medium-high heat, add the pork, brown on all sides and set the pork aside.
- Heat the oil in the same pan add the onion and saute until translucent.
- Add the garlic and saute until fragrant, about a minute.
- Add the pork, chicken stock, the pureed peppers and tomatillos, oregano, salt and pepper, bring to a boil, reduce the heat and simmer until the pork is nice and tender, about 2-3 hours.
- Mix in the cilantro and remove from heat.
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Football fanatics across the globe can expect thrills and spills aplenty in the 14th edition of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, with dozens of goals, hundreds of dribbles and tackles, thousands of spectators and millions of fans all playing their part in the action.
As the clock ticks down on the opening exchanges at Mexico 2011, FIFA.com digs out a calculator and looks over some of the more unusual facts and figures from the upcoming tournament.
– The number of coaches set to lead out their teams at the finals for the second time in succession. Both USA tactician Wilmer Cabrera and the Netherlands' Albert Stuivenberg were present at Nigeria 2009, with the European side exiting after the group stage and the States losing out 2-1 to Italy in the last 16.
– The number of players born on 1 January 1994, the cut-off point for eligibility in this competition. The trio in question are Canada's Jay Chapman, Aziz Kabore of Burkina Faso and Argentina's Lucas Pugh. With an average age of 17 and three months, the South American challengers have nonetheless travelled with the joint-oldest squad along with Brazil.
– The average number of players per squad plying their trade abroad in club football. Côte d'Ivoire possess the largest number of overseas players with nine altogether, topping the list ahead of Rwanda and their six.
– The number of birthdays destined to be celebrated during the tournament, with Denmark's Olivier Korch, Japan's Takuya Iwanami and Luis Canga of Ecuador due to get the party started when the action kicks off on 18 June. The Ecuador squad will be particularly festive as, along with Congo, Eddy Corozo (28 June 1994) and Kevin Barzola (9 July 1995) will also be blowing candles out during Mexico 2011.
– The height difference in centimetres between the tallest and shortest players in the competition. Denmark defender Patrick Jensen and Czech Republic goalkeeper Lukas Zima will be looking down on the rest of the field at 1m92, while Panama midfielder Darwin Pinzon and Rwandan full-back Eugene Habyarimana occupy the opposite end of the scale at 1m59.
– The number of days that will have passed between the birth of Congo's Amour Loussoukou, the youngest player in the tournament, and his team's first game. Born on 5 December 1996, the midfielder will be aged just 14 years, six months and 13 days when the African hopefuls tackle Netherlands on 18 June, but the overall record for youngest player will still belong to Peter Ogaba. The Nigerian prodigy appeared at the 1987 edition of the FIFA U-17 World Cup at the tender age of 12 years and ten months.


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Philippine clashes erupt despite truce effort
ZAMBOANGA, Philippines (AP) — Muslim rebels holding more than 100 people hostage in the southern Philippines exchanged gunfire with government troops Saturday despite efforts by the country's vice president to arrange a cease-fire and end the six-day standoff.
The standoff began Monday when about 200 fighters from a Moro National Liberation Front rebel faction stormed several coastal communities in Zamboanga city and seized residents. The military says 22 people, including 15 rebels, have since been killed in sporadic clashes between the guerrillas and troops who have surrounded them.
Vice President Jejomar Binay said rebel leader Nur Misuari agreed to a truce late Friday by telephone, and he relayed the news to Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin, who has been helping deal with the crisis in Zamboanga city, a major port. Binay said he planned to fly to Zamboanga Saturday to help the negotiations.
But Gazmin said the rebels have continued to fire in violation of the agreement.
"Everybody wants peace, to stop this without more bloodshed," Gazmin told DZBB radio network. "But as we speak, there's firing so there's no cease-fire. We agreed that government forces will not fire only if the MNLF will not open fire."
President Benigno Aquino III flew to Zamboanga earlier Friday to visit government troops and some of the 24,000 residents displaced by the violence. He warned in a speech that his government won't hesitate to use force to end the most serious security crisis his administration has faced since he came to power in 2010.
There was also fighting on Friday, and ABS-CBN TV reported that voices presumably of hostages were heard shouting "cease fire, cease fire." One government soldier was reportedly wounded.
The Moro National Liberation Front rebels have been overshadowed by a rival group in talks with the government for a new minority Muslim autonomy deal.
Misuari signed a peace deal in 1996, but the guerrillas did not lay down their arms and later accused the government of reneging on a promise to develop long-neglected Muslim regions in the predominantly Roman Catholic nation. The government says Misuari kept on stalling and making new demands.
Misuari has not been seen in public since the standoff began.
"There are lines they should not cross," Aquino said of the rebels. He said the government would be obligated to use "the force of the state" if those lines are crossed.
Associated Press writer Jim Gomez in Manila contributed to this report.