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NEW YORK, June 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- James W. Giddens, Trustee for the liquidation of Lehman Brothers Inc. (LBI) under the Securities Investor Protection Act (SIPA), announced that additional distributions to former securities customers began today and will continue until all securities customer claims are 100 percent fulfilled. When this additional distribution is complete, distributions from the LBI estate will stand as the largest return of property in history to former customers of a broker-dealer following a bankruptcy and liquidation proceeding.
The distributions are made possible by settlements negotiated by the Trustee with Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. (LBHI) and Lehman Brothers International (Europe) (LBIE), which are now effective.
"The system to protect customer property worked, and that is good news for the former Lehman customers caught up in the bankruptcy who will now get all their property back," Giddens said. "We have overcome enormous complexities and unprecedented legal challenges to meet the goal of 100 percent distribution to customers. We are grateful to the Securities Investor Protection Corporation and the Securities and Exchange Commission for their assistance, and to Judge James Peck for his continued oversight. As we finish additional customer distributions, we remain focused on maximizing assets for the general estate and clearing the way for distributions to general creditors."
In the weeks immediately after Lehman's bankruptcy, 110,000 retail customers were made whole with more than $92 billion in distributions. When current distributions to affiliate, institutional, hedge fund and other customers are completed, more than $100 billion will have been distributed to LBI customers.
The success of the Trustee in marshaling assets will also pave the way for future distributions from the general estate to general creditors, including former employees, pension funds, institutions, banks, and Lehman affiliates. The process of analyzing, objecting to, settling, and otherwise resolving the more than 12,000 filed general creditor claims is well advanced.
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The sand rejoiced as they haven't seen such a beauty so close, they clung on to her naked feet, to touch her gentle skin as if it was their long forgotten wish. She was beautiful and so was she kind as she let them touch her feet without any bother. She giggled and hummed some old song while a small silver double ring on one of her toe's shined brighter than the silver moon up above. Look, look how is my new shoe, she asked me with a playful smile pointing to her feet dug into the sand making her own sand shoes. She started swinging back and forth, enjoying each moment and dragging her legs on the white sand occasionally to feel its warmth. The odd creaking sound of the chain disturbed the air which was silently listening to her song without any movement. They suddenly rose from the trance and started moving gently through the palm leaves that stood around, then to the swing post and finally down to kiss her black hair.
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This page is for my friend Mary Lou who said she was looking forward to reading more tales from the canal side studio.
From the canal bank, although I'd have been better off indoors, we are being hit by the tail end of the hurricane here in the UK. I have missed my walks lately, and in an effort to lose some weight and restore my fitness levels all wine,and take aways are out, well maybe no wine 'til the weekend, I'm no saint. If I've exercised every day I feel deserve it.
So it's really blustery but fairly warm today 12th September, I have discovered a down side to walking along the canal when it's windy, canal spray being whipped into your face isn't that pleasant. If I come down with some mysterious illness you know where it came from.
Oh, as I'm writing this there has been a really strong gust and someone's plastic greenhouse on the opposite bank is now floating out of sight, or is it sinking???
The tourists have gone, so there aren't as many boats about. The trip boats are moored up, even the ice cream barge has shut up shop.
The ducks don't look so pretty, they are in the moult , but the cygnets are looking whiter as their new plumage comes in.
Have a look at the paintings on the doors, these designs are the traditional folk art used on narrowboats here in the UK, do you have those in the USA? Read more about 'Roses and castles' here.
Here are some more examples of handpainted enamel ware. I think painting barge ware might be something to try on porcelain some time.
I thought I'd show you this narrowboat, do you know what it's name means? I'll tell you at the end of this post.
I decided to have a stroll in the park, the leaves are turning, I'd noticed some fiery horse chestnut trees at the weekend, the ones in the park are just turning colour. I'm supposed to be painting horse chesnut leaves this week, I've 18 bowls sitting waiting to be painted, thankfully not all horse chestnut design, more in another post.
I had to wait a while before I could cross over the swing bridge from the park, because of boats coming through.
So 'Th'owd fettler' is Yorkshire dialect for 'the old mender', more Yorkshire dialect another day, now I'm off to paint horse chestnut bowls.
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10 July, 2012 The latest edition of Bloomberg Businessweek Poland has named President of OSG Records Management Krzysztof Bobrowski in Poland's top twenty most resilient directors in facing the challenges of today's tough economic conditions.
Also named in the top twenty were: Wojciech Balczun (President of PKP Cargo, Polish Railway), Marek Cywiński (Kapsch Telematic Services), Artur Radwan (Koleje Mazowieckie, Masovian Rail) and Herbert Wirth (KGHM Polish Copper). The majority of those nominated were directors in the financial sector including 5 Bank Presidents. There were also three leaders in the telecommunications sector. The list was based on the findings of a survey of experienced managers and key market sector observers carried out in May and June 2012.
Krzysztof Bobrowski was appointed CEO and President of OSG Records Management in January 2008. He was previously COO of the successful multi-national records management company. Under his management, the company has expanded successfully into new regions and profits have risen impressively. OSG is the leading provider of document and data management solutions for companies operating in the CIS and EU. These markets are served from a growing network of over 40 document and data centres in Poland (EU Head Office), Russia (CIS Head Office), Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Bulgaria and Armenia. OSG has won numerous awards for innovation and levels of service, and supports a client base of regional and international leaders in the banking, audit, retail, service, telecoms, legal, oil, health and leisure industries. Their business is the processing, scanning and safe storage of documents and data through online technology. OSG's audited accounts for the year ending 31 March 2012 showed a 27% increase in revenues over the previous year. In June 2012 it is understood that the number of documents stored with OSG grew 31% year on year.
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While in Florida a week and a half ago, I conducted an interview with St. Olaf alumni Mike Herman, who also happens to work for the Twins in their media and player relations department. Since this is a field that I may someday enter myself, I thought Mike would make an excellent subject for an interview. Below, I will post for your enjoyment the Twins-related questions that I posed to him. It's a very fascinating interview, and it provides some unique insight into the Twins' front office.
I probably won't have anything new up for tomorrow, as I'm falling behind on my homework. However, I'll be at Friday night's game (along with many of you, I hope) so be sure to cheer on our hometown nine as loudly as possible.
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By the time most people enter the hallowed halls of higher education, they have long since dismissed any dreams of playing professional sports. But have you ever entertained the possibility making a career with a professional sports team? Mike Herman, former St. Olaf baseball player, is living out such a dream. He is currently holds the position of manager of media and player relations for the three-time American League Central Division Champion Minnesota Twins, dealing with players like Johan Santana, Torii Hunter, and Joe Mauer on an everyday basis. Mike recently took some time out from his busy schedule to chat with the me from the Twins' spring training home in Fort Myers, Fla.
Coming into college, what were some of your career aspirations?
I wanted to go into sports broadcasting. I had done internships with TV stations and also in media relations departments of sports teams. But originally, I wanted to be on TV, but that quickly faded when I realized what my financial situation would be after college. I wanted to make money right away; I didn't want to work for nothing for some small town station. I wanted a job related to sports and somehow related to the media.
You went through a number of different career changes before you ended up here with the Twins. Can you take us through that path?
As a sophomore, I interned for KARE 11 during the summer. My freshmen and sophomore years I also worked for the sports information department, writing articles, interviewing coaches, calling the Star Tribune to give them scores, stuff like that. I was also the sports editor for the Messenger as a junior, and I also wrote some stories after that. I interned with the Phoenix Coyotes for two j-terms. After I graduated, I also interned for a TV station in South Dakota, and that's when I started realizing that I needed to get away from the TV industry and into the public/media relations area.
|Mike with Hammond Stadium as a backdrop.
As the media and player relations manager, what exactly does your job entail?
I set up interviews, and generally take care of any media requests that come in—commercials, public service announcements, and player appearances (like an autograph signing)—I set all that stuff up. A lot of it is media services; whatever the media wants. My job is to make our club as accessible as any other club in major league baseball. This means that we need to do a lot more than the Yankees in terms of media services, because everyone wants to cover the Yankees.
Another aspect of my job is taking care of the baseball information, like stats, game notes, and baseball-related press releases. Basically, we disseminate information. Our job is to get as much information out there as possible promoting the Twins. There are some cases where we have to deliver negative information, but we try to put a positive spin on it if at all possible.
How does your job differ here at spring training?
It's pretty much the same thing. We have a lot more interview requests during spring training, just because there are so many more players. For example, because Justin Morneau is from Canada, we get every radio station in Canada wanting to kick off baseball season by interviewing Justin. But because there are so many of them, we have to be careful about how we handle it. Everyone thinks that when you come to Florida for four weeks it's a vacation, but it's actually a lot of work down here. I'm not complaining, but we put in long days under the hot sun and humidity. But it's still a good time.
|Mike giving a tour of the facilities to some St. Olaf baseball players.
What would you say are some of your favorite parts of your job?
Number one, I get to watch baseball for a living. Growing up, playing the game, I just love the game of baseball. I get to be around a great organization, one of the best organizations in the league to work for. PR people from different teams come into our office when their team is in town and comment on how there's a different feel when you walk around the Twins offices. Everyone's happy, everyone's upbeat. Part of that is because the upper management treats everyone so well. In our organization, most people still come from within. You start here, you keep moving up, and finally, you get to the top.
One of my other favorite things is that I get to travel a lot. I get to go on a lot of road trips, see a lot of different cities and ballparks, and meet a bunch of different people.
What are some of the disadvantages?
I do have to put in a lot of hours, which is hard sometimes. Also, sometimes you do have to deal with the egos [of the players]. We've been pretty lucky on the Twins—we don't have many guys that are that egotistical. A lot of the times you just have to be careful what you ask of these guys. They're financially secure; they don't need $100 here, $100 there. You have to pick and choose when you go to them for a favor.
What is so unique about the Twins organization that allows them to win all these awards like Baseball America's "Organization of the Year"?
On the field, I think a lot of it comes from scouting and development. Our minor league system has always been known as one of the stronger systems in the game, so the credit there has to go to our minor league coaches, scouts, our general manager, assistant general manager—people like that. Another thing, which I mentioned earlier, is that everybody (even upper management) respects everyone else, regardless of where you are on the totem pole.
That also applies to the baseball side of things. We have so many homegrown players, especially compared to teams like the Yankees that barely even have a farm system [due to trades], and we always know there's someone in the minor leagues that can come up and help us. There's a "Twins way" of playing, and it's taught in the minor league system. If we call a guy up, he knows what's expected from him in order to get to the major leagues, because that's all they've been pounding in his head for the last six years. That's a big reason why this organization has been so successful.
As a Twins fan, I'm curious: How do you think the 2005 Twins will fare?
I don't see why we can't repeat as Central Division champions. Our pitching staff is still one of the best in the major leagues. In spring training we lead the American League in earned run average. There's still the matter of getting production out of the shortstop position but other than that, we should be just fine.


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Happy New Year everyone. I hope that you are as excited as I am to start 2015 off with a bang. I find myself in such a great place these days. In 2014 I ran 1300 kilometres including two half-marathons, and was elected to President Elect of Toronto Real Estate Board. In addition I took on the position of Creative Director of Bosley Real Estate and grew my office significantly. All and all, I would put 2014 in the "win" category. We will just have to wait to see how 2015 unfolds, but I have already laid out my goals, although they are more like hopes, dreams and aspirations.
With all the other "stuff" that I was doing, my blog took a bit of a beating. While I actually collected a few more followers last year, I recorded fewer views because I was writing less. Finding time is increasingly becoming a challenge. Still and all, I had a couple of successes, so without further ado, I present the top five posts of 2014.
5. In this post I posed a simple question. Would our lives as realtors be easier if the Seller paid the listing agent and the buyer paid the buyer's agent. Kind of an interesting theory once you work out how to roll the buyer agent's commission into the purchase price. it is certainly one revolving topic around our office.
4. Nearly a year ago we had an office meeting where we discussed the pain of losing a listing presentation. What emerged was a discussion on removing all the variables from the equation. Being prepared seemed to be the most important point of the exercise, but the office got a lot out of this shared experience.
3. No other post received as much discussion. It revolved around the multiple offer scenarios. In this case we played out a fake multiple offer where the listing agent held back the highest offer but then made counter offers to each of the lowest offers. Confusing? Only a lot. At the end of the day, this type of negotiating required nerves of steel. The ultimate response was just to set the ground rules early and negotiate in good faith.
2. Back in November 2013 I was lucky enough to attend the National Association of Realtor's Convention in San Francisco. Although the conference has a distinctly U.S. feel, every Realtor should endeavour to attend one NAR in their lifetime. I made a ton of notes but it took me a few months to actually blog about predictive marketing. In a nut shell, predictive marketing was done by a company that could analyze a series of seller events to predict the likelihood of them selling their home. It's not as crazy as it seems.
1. And, the number one post of 2014 was a story I wrote about the return of the real estate brand. In this early entry I theorized that commission was no longer a competitive advantage for Realtors entering the business. Today's Realtors need to perform above and beyond the general real estate population if they were to survive and given the enormity of that task, a newer agent might want to consider working with a brand that did a lot of the heavy lifting.
So there you have it. RealtyLab's top 5 blog posts of 2014. I'm looking forward to breaking new ground in 2015 and hope that you will check in to see what I will write about in 2015.
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The Mahogany Manor Bed & Breakfast is a small and very cozy hotel with only 5 rooms. It is built in just 11 minutes from the beach. Renovated in 1905, this hotel of "B & B" type is located on a quiet residential street. The visitor can have a rest in its garden or sit ant talc in a large cedar porch and on the swing.
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Near the Old Town market the visitors can find the Imperial Theatre which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2013. Known as the 'finest Theatre in Eastern Canada', the Imperial Theatre was erected on the place of the old Lyceum Theatre that was destroyed in the Great Fire of Saint John in 1877. Walter Golding, the theatre's first general manager, brought many theatrical events and very famous performers to the theatre, among which an actress Ethel Barrymore, John Phillip Sousa, March King, and, as it is rumoured, illusionist Harry Houdini. Nowadays, the Imperial Theatre continues to host some of the finest artists and performers from all around the world. During a season, which starts in September and ends in May, you will see a large number of artists in the lineup, including different kinds of art, from classical music to theatre performance, from opera to local dances.
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Pop Up Pub
The Black Horse Support Group are holding their next Pop Up Pub at the Village Hall from 6.00-11.00 on Friday 29th December – Pizzas and Beer available.
Another Dry Drayton Resident who will be sorely missed
We are sorry to bring you the sad news of the death of Pam Ducker, who for many years has been at the heart of the activities of the WI, the Friendship Club and other organisations in the village. Pam's funeral service will be held at Cambridge City Crematorium, West Chapel, on Tuesday 2nd January at 12 noon and afterwards at Dry Drayton Village Hall. http://www.family-announcements.co.uk/cambridgeshire/view/4476658/ducker
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A reminder from the village Neighbourhood Watch – please remain vigilent both during the longer hours of darkness and during daylight and report any suspicious activity. In recent weeks there have been distraction burglaries in other villages during the daytime, and shed burglaries at night also feature. One local resident has reported suspicious activity by a couple of men in a landrover shining a red laser light across fields in the village, and we understand there have been attempted break-ins at one local Dry Drayton business. If you are interested in the work of Neighbourhood Watch nationally you can read their latest newsletter here: https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/NHW-Our-News-December-2017-Edition.pdf
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If eighteen months ago you had asked me where I would like to travel in the world, I never would have named Namibia in the list of countries. That changed when my daughter Elizabeth announced that she would be spending a year there to teach English.
Elizabeth volunteered with the international program WorldTeach, which placed her in the village of Omatjete (pronounced OMA-she-tay) to teach fifth through seventh graders for most of 2014. My wife Susan and I of course found time to visit, making the visit this past July.
*2,500 miles of scenic touring later, we have a National Geographic-like set of safari photos, some incredibly beautiful memories, and a daughter who fell in love with her students and a village half a world away (cleverly chronicled on her blog during her time there). Our excursions took us to several national parks, to see 26,000-year old cave paintings, and to parts of the country where the reboot of the movie Mad Max was filmed.
Like any trip to other parts of the world, we needed to accommodate some differences between the modern comforts of Oregon and being a tourist in a new country, but we loved the visit, and perhaps my favorite story involves Elizabeth's temporary roommate. On one occasion, Elizabeth's neighbors told her "not to mind the sheep in the bathroom," and sure enough she found one tied up there soon thereafter. The sheep was to be part of (eaten at) a local festival the next day.
-Paul Skurdahl, Father of WorldTeach Namibia Alumna Elizabeth Skurdahl
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Say A Big Hello To Nintendo's Next Console: Nintendo Switch
For what seemed like infinity years, Nintendo was extremely tight-lipped about its Wii U successor, which until this morning was codenamed Nintendo NX. As we inched closer and closer to its previously-announced March 2017 release date without an official hint of what to expect, you couldn't shake a Wiimote without bumping into a dozen daily rumours, some of which weren't too far off from the truth.
Just announced in a legitimately thrilling three-minute introductory video, the teaser confirms the biggest rumours of them all—that the Switch will serve as both a home console (via TV-connected dock) and handheld tablet (via detachable pieces), and that physical games will actually come in the form of adorable little cartridges, a la 3DS. According to Nintendo's press release, "the Nintendo Switch system also enables gamers to play the same title wherever, whenever and with whomever they choose. The mobility of a handheld is now added to the power of a home gaming system to enable unprecedented new video game play styles."
Nintendo further elaborated on this new and innovative way to play: "Gaming springs into action by removing detachable Joy-Con controllers from either side of Nintendo Switch. One player can use a Joy-Con controller in each hand; two players can each take one; or multiple Joy-Con can be employed by numerous people for a variety of gameplay options. They can easily click back into place or be slipped into a Joy-Con Grip accessory, mirroring a more traditional controller. Or, if preferred, the gamer can select an optional Nintendo Switch Pro Controller to use instead of the Joy-Con controllers. Furthermore, it is possible for numerous people to bring their Nintendo Switch systems together to enjoy local multiplayer face-to-face competition."
The teaser also shows off a pretty eclectic chunk of games, like Skyrim, NBA 2K17, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8, and Splatoon. However, the most exciting title tease is what appears to be a new 3D Mario game. WANT!
Here's a breakdown of all the publishers, developers, and middleware partners announcing support for the Nintendo Switch—a far cry from the Wii U's short-but-sweet list.
Ok, the moment has arrived. Watch the video below and then start marking the days till March. Why haven't time-shifting warp zones been invented yet!?


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Is your organisation on the list to attract potential volunteers? - Council is looking to build upon the success of last year's Volunteer Matching Initiatives to ensure our community organisations continue to be sustainable and vibrant. To assist this process Council will be developing a specific page on its website which will list community organisations who require volunteers for various roles.
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Welcome and I hope everyone had a wonderful and peaceful Easter weekend.
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Putting it as simply as possible, this job entails selling financial services and products to clients ranging from individuals to large institutions. Sales Agents can sell stocks, bonds or any number of financial instruments and will earn a commission for their firm and, quite often for themselves. There are different specialties under this job category, each having its own job responsibilities.
Job Responsibilities
A stock broker is the most common type of sales agent. His job is to give advice and make recommendations on particular investments such as what stock to buy, what bond is best for your portfolio or if it is wise to invest in a certain mutual fund. Once the client comes to an agreement with the broker, the broker will send the order to the floor of the securities exchange and the order will be executed. The broker is paid by charging a commission for his efforts. Naturally, being a skilled salesman is an important aspect of this job. You must be willing and able to talk to people, explain an investment opportunity and not have your feelings crushed when the prospective client says "no thanks" and hangs up the phone.
Investment Bankers are also sales agents. Their role is a bit different than that of a stock broker. They work to raise money for start up companies. Established companies also may be looking for additional funds for ongoing operations, product development or expansion. This can come in the form of debt (bonds) or equity (stocks). Underwriting, as the process is called, involves issuing the debt or equity and then selling it to institutions or the general public. Funds are turned over to the client and the Investment Banker receives a commission for his services. Other functions of an Investment Banker include helping private companies go public. An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is underwritten by the Investment Banking firm and stock is issued and then offered for sale to the public. Investment Bankers do multi-million and billion dollar deals in which the Firm and Investment Banker's commissions are incredibly lucrative.
Specialists, or Market Makers are a select few members of this job categorization. The final link between the time an order is placed and executed, Specialists help make a market in a particular stock. They hold a large number of shares in their account and are able to buy or sell shares depending on the demand. They try to reach a state of equilibrium where there are an equal number of buyers and sellers and the stock does not fluctuate wildly.
Finally, Financial Services Sales Agents work with the public as well as businesses on a variety of financial issues. They may help with banking services like checking, loans and certificates of deposit (CD's) or offer advice on retirement savingst and estate planning.
Stress is almost unavoidable in this job category. In exchange for a chance to make a very good living, employees must put in long hours, take verbal abuse and face daily rejection cold calling for new business. Giving bad advice and costing a client money adds to the stress of working in a highly competitive environment. New workers are usually paid a salary as they learn the ropes. Unless you start producing and earning commissions for the firm (and yourself), you will be considered "dead weight" and find yourself out of a job.
Training and Education Requirements
People who enter this field usually have a degree from a business school. They may have majored in accounting or another specialized area of business or just have a general Bachelor of Science degree.Earning a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) will help you advance faster and get a higher rate of pay. It is common for Wall Street firms and other financial institutions to want to teach new recruits to do things their way. As such, there usually is a great deal of on-the-job-training required in addition to a formal education. Experience in the real world, particularly, proven sales performance, transfers well to this profession. The financial world is ever changing and requires an ongoing learning process. Continuing education, including taking classes, attending conferences or seminars and listening to lectures is part of the job.
Salary and Wages
The median annual wages in this field, according to the latest 2008 statistics issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics was $68,680. Senior Sales Agents, with large institutional clients and big individual accounts can easily earn into the millions. This is a commission-based occupation, so, the more you can sell, the more you can earn.*
*According to the BLS, http://www.bls.gov/oco/
A Series 7 Exam is required for all Brokers and Investment Advisers. Taking a test given by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is standard fare for this job. This test will allow you to become a registered agent and be able to perform the functions of a broker. Many other licenses and certifications are specific for selling different financial products.
Professional Associations
To work in this field, you must register and be a member in good standing with the National Association of Security Dealers. While not a prerequisite for employment, depending on their particular background and job description, many of those employed in this field are also members of Banking, Insurance and Financial Planning Associations.


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Lehigh defensive back Tyler Ward stands frustrated on the sideline during the game against Lafayette today.
(Express-Times Photo | MATT SMITH)
Lafayette College senior receiver Mark Ross and his teammates knew no lead today was large enough.
Coming into today's 149th meeting of college football's most-played rivalry against Lehigh University, the No. 15 Mountain Hawks had rallied in six of their eight victories this season, overcoming double-digit deficits on three occasions.
While Lehigh was still clinging to life and sensing another comeback, the Leopards came up with a pair of back-breaking plays to deliver the final blows as Lafayette ended a five-game skid against their rivals with a 50-28 victory in front of 16,129 at Goodman Stadium.
"You always know they have that capability to come back," said Ross who had 127 yards and a TD on six catches to eclipse the 1,000-yard mark for the second consecutive season. "They have the ability to come back so we wanted to make sure we took care of business."
Lehigh (8-3 overall, 3-2 Patriot League) cut the deficit to one score — 36-28 — on a 13-yard run by senior Keith Sherman with 8:49 remaining.
The Mountain Hawks, who have won six games since the start of last season when trailing by double digits, were on the verge of making it seven.
That is until Drew Reed and Demetrius Dixon had something to say about it.
The freshman quarterback, who was named the game's MVP (20 of 27 for career-high 378 yards, 3 TDs), threw a bubble screen to his junior teammate. Dixon was given a nice block on the left side by Justin Adams, made a few defenders miss, cut across the field and sprinted down the right side — past Ross making another key block — en route to a 68-yard TD to extend Lafayette's lead to 43-28 with 8:29 left.
"The main thing that hurt us today is the same thing that hurt us all year — big plays," Lehigh senior safety Tyler Ward said. "For the most part during the season we did a good job but there would probably be three or four big plays (a game) that were touchdowns or really got drives going for the other teams. We've been giving up too many big plays this year and it really hurt us today."
The Leopards (5-6, 4-1), who clinched their first league title since 2006 with the win, came up with another big play to cap the scoring.
On Lehigh's ensuing possession, Tyrus White hit junior quarterback Matt McHale on his blindside, jarring the ball loose. Junior defensive end James Coscia, an East Stroudsburg South High School graduate, scooped up the bouncing ball and took it 40 yards for a touchdown.
"Whenever we thought we were getting momentum, they were able to squelch it — big plays, big drive," Lehigh coach Andy Coen said. "We got to the point where we needed just one more stop and we'd get the ball back with eight minutes or seven minutes left, go down and maybe tie the game. For a little bit I thought we had a real fighter's chance with eight or so minutes left, but the kid (Dixon) made a great play, great individual effort. We had a lot of guys around him but we didn't make the tackle.
"We had a really poor start in the second half but even in the fourth quarter we battled back to a one-score game. Again I was feeling confident in our guys because we had rallied around each other so many times in the past and felt we'd be able to do it again but they had the big play right away and that cooled the jets a bit. Then the fumble at the end and things kind of got out of hand at that point in time. It wasn't our best day of football to say the least."
While Lehigh's defense couldn't come through with that key stop, especially late, the offense was unable to find consistency all game.
McHale earned the start — the second of his career — while freshman Nick Shafnisky of Whitehall was also given a few series. Neither was effective in the first half, combining for 19 yards and two TDs on 5 of 11 passing at halftime as Lehigh trailed 21-14.
"I think our quarterbacks might have had trouble getting into a rhythm," said senior receiver Lee Kurfis, who had seven catches for 79 yards with a score, setting a school single-season receptions mark (97). "Coming into a game this big it's nerve-wracking. Matt and Nick have played in big games before but maybe not one this big. Sometimes they were catching on to something and finding something deep within themselves, but for the most part we were back and forth between quarterbacks and the execution just wasn't there on the whole offense."
"We didn't execute as well as we did all year — we had some penalties, dropped balls, fumbles, just things you're not supposed to do in a big game like this," said Sherman, who ran for 141 yards and a score while becoming the school's first 1,000-yard rusher since 2002. "Games before we've had some of those mistakes and won those games, but today wasn't our day. Offensively we weren't executing like we have all year and it came to bite us in the butt today."


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Malkia is a saved lioness. Her parents were born in circus She lives at a private park at the moment and in summer will be moved to Malkia Park Big Cats rescue. Malkia Park Rescue Station in Orechová Potôň, Slovakia, takes in exotic animals from circuses and private homes.
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Malkia, one of the two lionesses who joyfully greeted their former caretaker at the gate, laid back and enjoyed some belly rubs from her favorite human, who has known her and her sister since they were tiny cubs.Animals travel miles from city to city in tight cages.
Only because of human avidity and vision of earnings, animals are involuntary clowns only for short-term public entertainment. It is unfair and especially completely unnatural. Do you think that animal has the pleasure from filling the nonsense commands and also do you think that the animal is enjoying the feeling from the jump of fire circles when it is afraid of fire?
Of course not, after each fulfilled command are long hours of painful training full of suffering and suppression of the animal´s naturalness. And we do not want the animals to suffer, do we? If we do not attend animal circuses, they will not earn and they will not be able to exist. Circus owners will have no reason to keep animals in captivity.


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Liang Manqi
Liang Manqi's works examine how space, media and colour convert their relationships between real and virtual contexts in polygonal dimensions. Hovering between abstract and non-abstract, rational and irrational, Liang's works cannot be defined from a conventional point of view. She creates via her cogitation a series of visual stimulations in the form of individual objects and mindsets, exploring the language embedded within these presentations.
By creating a layered and spatial realm of emotion on flat canvases, Liang utilizes the combination of colour fragments as an exploration of a new three-dimensional space. The continuous regrouping of colours strikes a harmonious balance between image and space. In her newest works, Liang introduces lines into the balance, further enriching the dynamics. The spread of lines into various spatial dimensions results in works of visual appeal and richness.
Liang Manqi was born in 1986 in Zhuhai, China. She graudated from China Acadmey Art (CAA) in 2009 and graudated from Die Universität der Künste Berlin (UdK) Master of Fine Art in 2012. She is currently working and living in Shanghai. Liang initiated a space project "Kate's Space" since 2013.
Imaginary Practice – Liang Manqi
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Hong Kong


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The Volcanic Arc of Vanuatu
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The Vanuatu Arc is located in the southeastern Pacific.
The Pacific plate-to-Australian plate convergence is accommodated by two opposing dip subductions: the Pacific plate plunges westward under the Kermadec-Tonga arch, and the Australian plate dips east under the Salomon- Vanuatu.
The region bordered by these two spontaneous sub-divisions is experiencing an important extension, reflected in the opening of ocean basins such as the North-Fijian basin and the Lau basin.
The North-Fijian basin is bordered to the north by the currently inactive pit of Vitiaz. This pit is considered to be the border area between the Pacific and Australia plates between the Upper Eocene and the Upper Miocene.
In the Upper Miocene, the collision between the Ontong-Java plateau carried by the Pacific plate and the
Vitiaz would have resulted in blocking the subduction of the Pacific plate. This blocking would have led to the polarity reversal of the subduction between Papua New Guinea and the Fiji Islands. This portion of the arc, now mainly constituted by the Vanuatu Islands, would have been rotated as the North-Fijian basin opened.
The convergent margin of Vanuatu extends over 1,400 km between the Santa Cruz Islands in the North and the Matthew and Hunter Islands in the South.
The rate of convergence is among the fastest in the world: speeds reach 12 cm / year in the southern part and 16 cm / year in the northern part.
The margin of Vanuatu can be divided into 4 segments:
1 - The northern segment (lat. 11-14 ° S) has a deep pit (up to 8000 m) and a volcanic arc whose floor is 1200 m deep and from which emerge a few islands with extinct volcanism . The convergence speed is the highest of the arc with 16 cm / year.
2 - The central segment (lat. 14-17 ° S) is distinguished by the absence of pit and very low convergence rates of the order of 3.5 cm / year. These characteristics are attributed to the collision with the seismic wrinkle of Entrecasteaux carried by the Australian plate. In this segment the volcanic islands are large and form three parallel chains resulting from three major volcanic episodes:
. The western chain, of upper Oligocene age to the middle Miocene, is linked to the fossil subduction of Vitiaz.
. The eastern chain, of Upper Miocene age to the lower Pliocene, marks the beginning of the operation of the Vanuatu arc.
. The central chain represents the active volcanic zone from the Pliocene.
3 - The southern segment (lat. 17-21 ° S) is characterized by a deep pit (6000 - 7000 m) and a narrow volcanic arc from which emerge a series of volcanic islands directly bordered by extension ditches. The maximum convergence rate is recorded at Tanna with a value of the order of 12 cm / year.
4 - The southern extreme sector (lat. 21 ° S) corresponds to the termination of the subduction zone. The volcanic arc is narrow and two active volcanoes emerge
Vanuatu's volcanic activity:
The archipelago has more than 80 islands, most of which are of volcanic origin.
The oldest rocks are in the western part of the arc, then the rocks of the central part and finally those of the eastern part which are the most recent.
Ph. Bani et al. (2012) A. Beaumais et al. (2013)


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Whitstable Birds – Lisa Penny
At various locations
Marred Epaulettes – Peter Manson & Mandy Ure
At various locations
'The ontological possibility of Utopia' – Jack Brindley, Charles-Bayers Brown, David Spraggs
At various locations
Visual Artworks – Jim Lockey
Whitstable Library, Oxford Street
Spam Poem – Dan Davies & Dan Bass
Whitstable town & beach
Tall Tales – Matt Rowe & Abi Gilchist
Whitstable Library, Oxford Street
Holding the Line (19-27 June) – Henrietta Williams
Beach hut no.30, 30 Tankerton West 4-8pm (weekdays) 12noon – 8pm (weekends)
Sea Light – Carmel King
Caxton Contemporary, Whitstable High st. Wed/Thu 10-3pm Fri/Sat 10.30-5pm Sun 11-4pm
Perou's Secret Diary – Perou
The Front View, Tower Parade Weekdays by appointment only
A Suitcase Full of Sand – Lisa Pettersson
Caxton Contemporary, Whitstable High St. Wed/Thu 10-3pm Fri/Sat 10.30-5pm Sun 11-4pm
Skin of Spaces 02 – Daisuke Hiraiwa & Jotta.com
Frank, 65 Harbour street 10.30 – 17.00 (weekdays –closed Tuesday) Sat 10.30-5.30 Sun 11.00-4pm
'Moving House' – a site specific installation – Heidi Plant
Black beach hut on sea front next to the royal oyster stores, sea wall 10-5pm
The 10 x 10 Project (on display from the 29th June) – Kate Murdoch
Whitstable Museum & Gallery Exchange Day 10-4pm
Kent Cultural Baton (up to 2nd July) – Nicole Mollet
Right of Horsebridge Jetty, Whitstable beach 10-6pm
The Colour of Memory – Adam Kossoff
Windy Corner Stores 9-6pm
'On The Street'-Intervention Series – Margherita Gramegna
The Horsebridge reception(day) Mon-Fri 9-6pm
Nature is the Church of Satan – Louise Colbourne
Near beach projected on wall and/or the Arts Centre TBC 1 or 2 days 2-6/8pm
MariTimeOut (From 27th June) – P.S. Associated
Beach Hut HQ on Tankerton Slopes 10.00 – 16.00
Words are very unnecessary – Mark Christopher Parry
At various locations in central Whitstable
Beauty Spot – Rowena Easton
Tankerton slopes wood, behind the beach huts Date(s) TBC 10am-10pm
A Chalk Path – Siobhan McGhee
Various locations in Whitstable
Drawing Whitstable Biennale – Natalie Kay
The streets and walls of Whitstable Ongoing
T12 Art Tours – Hive
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'Wish You Were Here' – The Print Block.
East Quay, Next door to The East Quay Restaurant 11-4pm
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