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It may not be a dream final this Saturday afternoon, but it's a final that has promise! Underdogs Peter Gojowczyk and Marton Fucsovics fought their way to the final of the fourth edition of the Banque Eric Sturdza Geneva Open tournament.
Under the blazing sun, spectators witnessed a beautiful victory of the German Peter Gojowczyk in the early afternoon, against the No. 2 seed Fabio Fognini. The Italian who seemed to get hit in the calf, did not manage to reach the final, even though he could nearly touch it. Peter Gojowczyk, 49th in the world, will face another outsider tomorrow in the form of Marton Fucsovics. The 26-year-old Hungarian defeated American Steve Johnson in three sets (2-6 6-4 6-1). The latter, however, had all the cards in hand to finally reach the final of the Geneva tournament that he has been coveting for three years now. The Californian led 6-2 3-0 before Marton Fucsovics completely reversed the situation and won ten of the next eleven games. The Hungarian, ranked 60th at the ATP, is now making his way up to the final of a tournament for the first time in his career.
A bad day for Steve Johnson
The American had two opportunities to reach a final of the Eric Sturdza Bank Geneva Open tournament. Just out of Central where he had just lost to Marton Fucsovics, Steve Johnson joined Court No. 1 where he met his compatriot Sam Querrey to face the No. 2 seeds of the tournament, Ivan Dodig and Rajeev Ram. After losing the tie-break of the first set, the Yankee duo didn't know how to find the way back in. This was also true at Central where world No. 2 Mate Pavic and Oliver Marach beat Robert Lindstedt and Andrei Vasilevski. A dream final between the two big favourites in this doubles draw!


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The men's and women's basketball teams will both be playing in the Alabama Community College Conference Tournament this week at Lawson State.
The men's basketball team defeated Bishop State Friday night 86-64 to secure the third seed in the ACCC North. They will take on Coastal Alabama – North on Tuesday, March 5, at Lawson State in Birmingham. The game begins at 3 p.m.
The women's basketball team walked away with a 68-49 victory over Wallace-Selma on Saturday. The Lady Parsons are the number five seed and will play Shelton State on Wednesday, March 6, at 1 p.m. at Lawson State in Birmingham.
Tournament information and an up-to-date bracket can be found at http://www.acccathletics.com/general/2018-19/releases/20190225wfyv1a.
All games will be streamed live from the tournament at https://www.jockjive.com/acccsports.html.


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The below student work — for a bilingual M.F.A. program in creative writing, at the University of Texas at El Paso — addresses the border wall ("Eco"), Mexican-American identity ("Real Mexican"), and violence in Ciudad Juárez ("Pan de Pradera" and "Los Falsos Secretos de la Muerte"). Related article: "Finding a Voice, via a Bilingual M.F.A., in Writing and in Life."
By Jorge Manzanilla
Habla desde el eco toda aparición:
Mi padre
habla en el muro
y despierta a todos
los migrantes muertos
que no tienen lugar
en el descanso eterno.
Mi padre se asoma
por la ventana
y mira su infancia
extendida al olvido.
La eternidad está en el envés de los ojos.
Lo supe a través de mi padre
que lloró desde su sangre
y vive en el Álbum de las ausencias.
Real Mexican (excerpt)
By Alessandra Narváez-Varela
Tony, Toño, Antonio, Anthony, it doesn't matter, honey, I am
in prison after having served 7 years in the County Jail of [expletive]
El Paso, Texas. I gave an interview to a chick journalist, Karla
or some [expletive]: sitting there with a notepad, iPhone, and pretty legs —
this was the kind of girl I hooked up with when I was Tony Junior,
a cholo jock, ladies' man, man's man, living like a [expletive]
in Anthony, Texas, but that's besides the point, besides my mom's
"si va a maldecir, grosero, maldiga bien" coming from the kitchen
where aprons de los buenos hide in her plastic cabinets, dad slurps
his coffee, smokes his Marlboro Lights, chews Chiclets, cusses right
([expletive] güeros) and sings songs no one sings no more: "That mole
you have, Cielito Lindo, next to your mouth." But you already know
the words, you're real Mexican - this is my soft picture in your eye:
a tear-tattooed Spanglish pocho demon, a criminal bone, a stain; ...
Pan de Pradera (excerpt)
By Oscar Moreno
… Pradera Dorada is a neighborhood close to the Costco, known for its pan dulce. I heard they even franchised it in one of the neighborhoods of Juárez. They had some legendary pan dulce there. When I used to visit friends who lived in Pradera or during my one-month stint in Catholic confirmation at Nuestra Señora de la Paz, I'd always try to pass in front of that bakery.
It smelled like sugar, cinnamon, chocolate and coffee. And once you tried the bread, it lived up to the promise of its smell. But with me going away to El Paso for school and arriving pretty late at night, there wasn't any time for it.
Add to that the little Scarfaces and the mess we call streets here, and driving 30 minutes for some doughnuts and bisquetes just seems like an exaggeration. But Abril didn't care about any of that, so she became my delivery girl.
I was sitting on the table at home, not doing anything, just enjoying the quiet of the night. We were isolated enough from the rest of the city to not really hear it coming through our window. The most we heard was the sound of cars trying to climb up the dirt hill outside our street. But there were no cars. Just me and the buzz of the refrigerator.
Abril came through the spring door, with the bag and threw it on the table. I plopped it open at full speed, trying to make sure the staples that shut it wouldn't end up stabbing into the breads. I dug in and pulled out an igloo or concha, however you'd prefer to call it.
Abril took a chair and sat next to me. She reached for the remote on the table and turned on the little TV/VCR Emerson set up in the cabinet since we were kids. It was set on the Canal 44 News and Armando Cabada was talking. He was mentioning something about another murder, the seventh of the night.
Back then, Juárez averaged eight murders a day. It was in the Ejercito Nacional, under the bridge where Abril passes to go to work and back. I was just about to tell her how lucky she'd been. How maybe her picking up the bread stopped her from seeing that.
But then, I recognized the car. Papá's white 2007 Tsuru. I recognized the license plate number. And I recognized my dad's face, covered in blood as the camera zoomed in on it to not show the bullet wounds.
I kept staring at the screen, trying to make sure that it wasn't him. That it wasn't his car. I couldn't breathe. I kept gasping for air but it wouldn't come. Something was blocking my throat.
I felt as if my nostrils were blocked as well, I couldn't feel any air come in through my nose. I was choking on the bread. Abril had gone white from the news and was shaking. It took her too long to notice I was choking.
Later she'd tell me that she thought I was just in shock, that I was losing my breath because of what happened to Papá. But I felt some of the bread slobber down my chin. She saw it and got herself behind me, pushing on my diaphragm with her fists.
I spat out the concha. I had taken a big bite, enough for it to just fall like a rock onto the floor. I gasped and sobbed, now able to catch my breath.
That was the last time I had pan de Pradera.
Los Falsos Secretos de la Muerte
By Mario Martz
La muerte: una niña
perdida en Madrid,
— es ingenua, tierna
y melancólica.
No sabe perdonar
pero dice estar enamorada
del chico que simula
morir en las cursivas líneas
de este poema.
No comprendo el porqué
del empeño
de los hombres malos, piensa
y casi sin fuerza
se envuelve en las sábanas
de una camilla
cuando escucha en la radio
la noticia de una mujer asesinada
en Ciudad Juárez.
En este suburbio rural
no se escuchan noticias como éstas, advierte.
Hay noches en que sonríe a la tristeza
— le avergüenza admitirlo —
pero no es ella quien sufre,
sino la niña de la televisión
que fue violada por su padre.
Esta vez
no seré humana con ellos, vacila.
Se toma un vaso con agua
y con las manos a ciegas
en los bolsillos de su overol
emprende su nuevo camino.
Mañana será otra niña muerta
y la mano que la invocó
será el homicida prófugo
de la página en blanco.


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Black Spot by Kandinsky
Kandinsky's Black Spot (oil on canvas, 1912) shows a black spot remaking the world in its image. The city is turned into a set of lines, women are dissolved, and a chaise is barely recognizable in the color flourish. However, there is no harmony in the picture.The black spot is lonely, misunderstood, a foreign object, a guest from another world.


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After watching last night's Discovery Channel Documentary , my mind is full of all things Archi! As I was going through some of the footage again, and doing a little bit of research online, I was wondering if anyone could clarify for me the different depiction of the architeuthis eye. On every computer model I've seen, and even shown during last night's documentary, the eye of the giant squid is rendered as completely round, with the ability to have extraocular movement, much like a human eye. However, in the live pictures both from last night, and what I've found elsewhere the giant's eye looks more almond shaped with a white sclera, like a human eye, but it seemed to be fixed, not "looking around" as is always portrayed on the computer renditions. Does anyone have any explanation or clarification to this?
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Alberta and Ontario regulators suspend registration of Walton Capital ManagementBy The IJ Staff | May 02 2017 01:28PM
The Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) has suspended the registration of Walton Capital Management Inc., announced the regulator April 28. The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) reciprocated the suspension of WCMI on the same day.
The ASC suspended Walton Capital Management's registration "after a meeting with its management, pending the surrender of the registration of the firm. WCMI consented to the suspension," stated the regulator in an announcement.
Exempt market dealer
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In an announcement, the OSC stated, "Investors should be aware of the suspension and prohibition of WCMI to advise or sell securities to investors, which applies across Canada."


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Gong Bath
17 Planetary Gongs at the Kootenay Sound Healing Centre!
All of these gongs represent a natural harmonic series based on the orbital properties of
Paiste planetary gongs set the stage for this therapeutic sound healing meditation. Their rich overtones and undertones send waves of vibrations through the air. Unpredictable, without a regular pattern of beats, the mind is unable to track, or hold on to control and has to surrender into this world of sound. Relax and listen to these cosmic tones as they penetrate deeply into the body, releasing blockages and restoring balance. These tones are familiar and soothing, promoting a sense of coming home, a returning to the cosmic sea, to that place of oneness, when there was no separation. It is from here that deep healing occurs on all levels.
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Votrient and Breastfeeding
No studies have been done to determine if Votrient (pazopanib) passes through human breast milk. However, because potentially serious side effects can occur with this medicine, the manufacturer recommends that women not take Votrient while breastfeeding. If your doctor recommends this medicine while nursing, closely monitor your child for possible side effects.
Can Breastfeeding Women Take Votrient?
Votrient® (pazopanib) is a prescription medication approved for the treatment of certain types of cancer, including advanced renal cell carcinoma (cancer that begins in the cells of the kidneys) and advanced soft tissue carcinoma (cancer that begins in the soft tissues, such as the muscles, nerves, and blood vessels) in adults. At this time, it is unknown whether Votrient passes through breast milk in humans. If you are currently breastfeeding a child, talk to your healthcare provider before taking this drug.
More Information About Votrient and Breastfeeding
Votrient has not been studied in women who were breastfeeding. Therefore, it is unknown if the medicine passes through breast milk or if it would harm a nursing infant. The manufacturer recommends women not use Votrient while breastfeeding. This is because many medicines pass through breast milk and because Votrient is associated with potentially serious side effects that could harm a nursing child.
Studies in young rats suggest that this medication could be quite dangerous in children, particularly young children. Giving Votrient to young rats (equivalent to under two years old in humans) resulted in toxicity to the lungs, heart, liver, and kidneys, as well as other problems, including death. Votrient is not approved for use in children. These risks should be considered when deciding if a woman should take Votrient while breastfeeding.
In general, this drug should probably not be taken while nursing until more information is available. However, if your healthcare provider recommends using Votrient while breastfeeding, watch for any possible side effects in your child and contact your child's healthcare provider if you notice anything that does not seem right.
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Water releases from Trinity River storage began last week to protect fall run salmon in the Klamath River, but at a reduced level than was previously announced. Based on a federal court decision in Fresno last week, the amount of water the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation will be allowed to transfer will be about 20,000 acre feet, down from the previously announced 100,000 acre feet.
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Pitch for 2016/2017 Delta's employer brand campaign.
Delta is one of the best known America's home improvement manufacturer. Despite its renewed brand though, it was struggling hiring and retaining talents.
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On Wellness: My Thoughts Explained
Why Should You Try Couples Therapy?
Maybe one has been married for many years, and if this is so, he or she might feel like there is so much difference between today and the day in which the wedding was celebrated. They may feel that there is so much bitterness and anger between them, and that they never are able to speak to each other in the way that they used to. One will be happy to know that he or she can find a way to fix things – for instance, it is possible to find the best couples therapy, one that is known to help heal broken relationships. If one decides to undergo couples therapy, then, he or she can be sure that through doing so, a lot of benefits and advantages can be gained and enjoyed.
If one decides to go to couples therapy with his or her spouse, one will be able to gain the benefit, firstly, of learning the best way to communicate with his or her spouse. In any kind of relationship, communication is something that cannot be done without, as when people stop talking, their needs will stop being expressed, and anger and bitterness can develop between them. You will be happy to know that when you decide to undergo couples therapy, you will learn how to communicate better with your spouse, and when you do so, you can be sure that you will be able to heal the wounds in the relationship.
Going to couples' therapy is also something that will benefit you, as when you do so, you can be sure that you will be able to discuss problems in a professional atmosphere. One may have tried to address problems with his or her spouse at home, but because of the emotions that run very high, the couple might have ended up fighting and not listening to each other. They will be happy to know that when they deal with issues with the help of a professional, it will be much easier to come to solving any problem.
Last but not least, people will be able to benefit when they decide to go to couples' therapy because when they do so, they have the chance of saving their marriage. They may not want to go through a divorce, but find it hard to meet each other halfway, and it is good to know that they can get help through couples' therapy.
Undergoing couples' therapy, then, is certainly something that you should do, as it will help you to achieve the hope of being able to save your marriage, and this will definitely give you many benefits.
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Ellen Malos talks about the early meetings of the Bristol WLM & Pat and Jackie
In this excerpt from an interview conducted in November 2010, Ellen Malos illuminates what it was like to take part in the early meetings of the Bristol WLM. Listen below for Ellen's description of Pat VT West and Jackie Thrupp's … Continue reading
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Next meeting – 18th April, 7pm @ the Watershed
Sistershow Revisited is happening SOON! (7th-26th May, to be precise) at Centrespace Gallery. We are looking for volunteers to help invigilate the space (so sit in, meet and greet visitors, guard the not-very-expensive equipment) over the course of the exhibition. … Continue reading
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New flier
The new Sistershow Revisited flier, which includes details of all the events taking place as part of the exhibition, has been designed by Jan Martin. Get in touch if you can help distribute around the sprawling city of Bristol!
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Alison Rook and her memories of Sistershow
Alison Rook is one of the driving forces behind the Sistershow Revisited exhibition. She donated a large amount of archival material which has been invaluable for reconstructing what took place in feminist Bristol, just under forty years ago. In these … Continue reading
Personal Histories of the Second Wave of Feminism
In 2000-2003, the Feminist Archive South conducted a large oral history project that collected the personal memories of women who were involved in the Women's Liberation Movement in Bristol. It was a vital project that means we have the personal … Continue reading
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My Friend Pat, by Ros Beauhill
Its getting to deadline time for Sistershow Revisited, and things are hotting up. At present I've been working on the exhibition catalogue, getting it ready to send to Jan for the end of the week. Massive thanks to Jane for … Continue reading
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Advance was founded in 1919 in Milwaukee Wisconsin to erect and maintain stationary boilers throughout southeastern Wisconsin. Since that time our mission has evolved but our focus remains in serving the power generation industry. While we continue to perform field boiler repairs for a variety of industries from paper to great lakes shipping fleets to the area utilities, we are also experts in the fabrication of ASME pressure vessels for the power and water treatment industries.


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Banbridge almost pulled off a remarkable comeback in Dublin in the latest round of EY League matches.
Having trailed 3-0 to Monkstown, Bann rallied and were 3-2 down going into the closing minutes.
But a last minute penalty corner for the visitors failed to find its target and Monkstown clung on to take the vital points.
The Dubliners went in front from a corner in the 14th minute with Guy Sarratt netting a low drag-flick.
Davy Carson then scored when Bann – who had Jonny McKee finally back in their line-up – failed to clear while Stephen Cole got the third before the half-time whistle arrived.
The three-goal advantage held throughout the third quarter as Gareth Lennox kept out a few more corners while McKee also drew a good stop from Dave Fitzgerald.
Jamie Wright got Bann on the board with 12 minutes to go after good work from Fraser Mills who subsequently scrambled home a second six minutes later on his reverse.
And they won a corner with the final play but Fitzgerald saved to see Town hold on for the three points.
Banbridge remain in eighth place waiting for their first win since day two of the campaign.


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International trains (from France) arrive in either Madrid or Barcelona and from there you can catch a train to various destinations in Andalucia.
There are basically four different services available:
High Speed (Alta Velocidad)
AVE, which run on a special line at speeds of up to 350 kph.
Talgo 200
Madrid to Malaga (4.5 hours)
Madrid to Huelva (4.6 hours) and Cadiz (5 hours) Madrid to Algeciras (6 hours)
Long Distance (Grandes Lineas)
From Madrid and Barcelona there are direct services to: Huelva, Sevilla, Cadiz, Jerez, Algeciras, Málaga, Cordoba, Granada, Almeria, Linares / Baeza. There is also a service from Cadiz to Almeria via Jerez, Sevilla Cordoba and Linares / Baeza.
Regional (Regionales)
There is a network of regional trains that stop at the smaller intermediate stations en route. These are:
Huelva to Sevilla
Huelva to Merida
Sevilla to Merida
Cadiz to Seville
Sevilla to Cordoba to Jaen
Sevilla to Bobadilla to Malaga
Algeciras to Ronda to Bobadilla to Malaga
Seville to Bobadilla to Granada
Malaga to Bobadilla to Cordoba
Granada to Almeria
Granada to Linares / Baeza
Local Trains (Cercanias)
These trains operate on the following routes:
Málaga to Fuengirola (Calling at Málaga airport) San Andrés-Guadalhorce-Cargo Terminal-Málaga Airport-San Julién-Plaza Mayor-Los Alamos-La Colina-Torremolinos-Montemar Alto-El Pinillo-Benelmádena/Arroyo de la Miel-Torremuelle-Carvajal-Torreblanca-Los Boliches-Fuengirola.
Ticket prices are dependent on the number of zones travelled. A return ticket, valid all day, from Málaga to Fuengirola will only cost around €4.
Local Train Timetables & Fares.
Málaga to Alora (Los Prados-Campanillas-Cártama-Aljaima-Pizarra-Alora).
Sevilla to Cazalla-Constantina
Sevilla to Loria del Rio
Sevilla to Utrera
Cadiz to Jerez de la Frontera
Booking is advisable on the 'Alta Velocidad' and 'Grandes lineas', especially if travelling at weekends and on bank holidays. Bookings can be made at the main stations and through RENFE agents, which includes many travel agents.
Ticket prices vary according to class of service (Club, Preferente, Turista) and the time of travel (Punta, Plano, Valle).


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Steam Engine "Kompaund" with a Schmidt Super-Heater
From 1909 to 1912, Russian photographer Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii (1863–1944) made several trips to the territory around the Ural Mountains, where he photographed railroad installations, factories, and urban scenes. Shown here is a Kompaund (Compound) steam locomotive of the Ab type, with a Schmidt superheater. The number between the coupler indicates Ab 132, produced at the Briansk locomotive factory in 1909—shortly before Prokudin-Gorskii took this photograph. These locomotives were among the most powerful produced in Russia in the early 20th century, with a top speed of 115 kilometers per hour. The driver stands at the entrance to the engine cab. The site of the photograph appears to be on the Urals Railway line between Perm and Yekaterinburg, although the precise location is not known. It is likely that the yellow rail car in the background was the one used by the photographer for his mobile darkroom. Prokudin-Gorskii used a special color photography process to create a visual record of the Russian Empire in the early 20th century. Some of his photographs date from about 1905, but the bulk of his work is from between 1909 and 1915, when, with the support of Tsar Nicholas II and the Ministry of Transportation, he undertook extended trips through many different parts of the empire.
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Паровоз "Компаунд"с пароперегревателем Шмидта
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Glass negative (presented as a digital color composite)
- Prokudin-Gorskii's photographic work survives primarily in two forms: 1,901 black-and-white triple-frame glass plate negatives, made with color separation filters, which Prokudin-Gorskii used to make color prints and lantern slides; and 12 albums of sepia-tone prints, made from the glass negatives, which Prokudin-Gorskii compiled as a record of his travels and studies. The Library of Congress purchased the glass plate negatives and the albums from the Prokudin-Gorskii family in 1948. In 2004, the Library of Congress had digital color composites made from all the surviving glass negatives using a software algorithm to automatically align the color components. As with most historical photographs, title and subject identifications are corrected and enhanced through new research. Current information on the collection is at http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/prok/.
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Roger Neich March 20 2014
Born in Petone, Wellington, in February 1944, Dr Roger Neich was a distinguished anthropologist and ethnologist who specialised in Māori and Pacific art. His fieldwork was carried out throughout the Pacific, notably in Papua New Guinea, Samoa and New Zealand.
He was the Ethnologist at the National Museum of New Zealand 1969-1986, then became Curator of Ethnology at Auckland Museum in 1986, a position he held till ill health led to his retirement in 2009. Roger died in 2010.


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Welcome to Race Fans Forever's Fantasy Racing Game
Attention Race Fans!
It's time to shake off those winter doldrums, polish up your crystal ball, dive into new Cup season and do some Fantasy Racing in the Race Fans Forever's Fantasy Racing Game.
2018 Champion Frank Buhrman outdistanced last year's field in the season long Fantasy League. Match your race picking skills against Frank and the field of other RFF Fantasy Racers for the fun, fame and glory to be crowned the 2019 RFF Fantasy Champion.
Interested? Want to know more?
No entry fees. Free. Can't be any better than that!
Single pick each week. No team to pick. No salary caps to keep up with. No trades. No drafts. Just pick the driver you think will win this week and submit along with a brief reason why you picked that driver. Can't get any simpler than that! You can pick your favorite. You can change every week. It's your choice. Just get your pick in by midnight EST Wednesday before the race so we can compile this week's lineup.
Points are awarded to each Fantasy Racer based on their pick's finish in the race. Points awarded using the NASCAR race finish points- 1st - 40 pts, 2nd- 35 pts, 3rd – 34 pts and continue "counting by onesies" to 35th, which earns 2 points. 36th and lower receives 1 point.
There are no Stages or Stage points or any of those other points NASCAR awards. Points are awarded only on the race finish-the entire race finish.
No "Encumbered" finishes. We award points as they cross the line on race day, not three days later after a select few go through tear-down in the R&D Center. If your pick wins and NASCAR decides to later remove points, congratulations, you just got lucky that day.
The Champion is the Fantasy Racer with the most points at the end of the season. This is a season long series. No Playoffs. No Chases nor any other contrived excitement or "enhancements" we have all grown to "love." Just champions crowned the way champions are meant to be crowned – on their season of performance.
What if I forget my pick? Not a problem-we'll pick for you! If you forget to submit your pick you'll be given the 30th place finisher from the previous week's race. If more than one forgets for the week, the top ranked "misser" will get last week's 30th place finish, the next "misser" will get last week's 31st place finisher and so forth until all "missers" have a pick. If a Top Dog driver had a bad week last week, missing a pick might not hurt too much, but why take a chance? Get your picks in and get the driver you want.
Can I pick a driver someone else has already picked? Sure, if that's what you want to do. Just remember if you do the same as others, you get the same reward. If you need points you can't get them doing the same as others.
What if I change my mind? Can I change my pick? Not after the Wednesday deadline. Before the deadline you can make one change… but please keep this to a minimum. I have a job, you know.
What do I get if I win? Fame, fun and glory. Bragging rights each week for a race win. Bragging rights for the season if you win the league.
I like it! So how do I sign up? How does this work?
Email David Nance at firstname.lastname@example.com with your pick and a brief reason why you picked who you did. Do this before 11:59 PM Wednesday, February 13th to get in the game. The picks will be compiled and posted on the RFF Fantasy Racing Game page by Friday (fingers crossed).
Go to the web site, check how you stack up for the race on Sunday.
Watch the race and cheer your driver on. Remember if you want to know your points earned immediately, if you win you get 40 points. If you finish 36th or lower you get 1 point. Everything else is 37 minus your finish position.
Go back and check the RFF Fantasy Racing Game page later that evening to see where you finished among the other competitors.
Later that evening check your email in-box for an email reminding you of the next race picks. Please REPLY to this with your pick and reason. That way it will come back to me and not get trapped in Junk or Spam that Yahoo sometimes does when you send it in separate email. NOTE-Remember if you REPLY with you pick, I'm the only one to see your response. If you want to your pick "secret" until the "reveal" in Friday's posting, REPLY. If you don't care or want to talk a little smack before Friday, then REPLY ALL is the way to go as everyone in the email listing will see your pick and reasons.
After I receive your pick I'll send a confirmation email acknowledging I got your selection. This is important for several reasons, but mainly, if you sent in a pick and you haven't heard back from me in a reasonable time assume something has happened in Yahoo land and I need to go looking. So if you don't get an acknowledgement email, try again or post on the race page to let me know I need to go searching.
Friday's race page posting will contain last week's finish and current point standings along info about this week's race along with all of this week's picks. You can always go there and add any additional comments about your pick or how you see the race playing out. It's a good spot to share how you see your chances after the race lineups are set after qualifications, just to keep things lively.
Repeat the process for the rest of the season!
Simple. Easy. Cheap. Fun!
So take a few minutes, gaze into that crystal ball, check the tea leaves, pour over the statistics, decipher those NASCAR rules, apply your best race-winner-picking skills and join us for a season of fast and furious Fantasy Racing fun.
And now for those most famous words in Fantasy Racing -
Racers, submit your picks!
Editor's note: This game is open to anyone that comes to read or converse on the RFF website. It is NOT limited to just the staff of the website. Please note that David has made a slight change in the rules on "missing" a pick. It means that this year, you won't be able to just take a driver for the entire season or for remaining races in the season. If you will be away on vacation somewhere in the Arctic and have no Internet access, please advise David of that and he'll allow you additional picks for the time you'll be away.
This game isn't complicated and both picking and giving a short synopsis of why that driver is your pick might take all of 2 minutes out of your week. You spend longer than that deciding what to have for lunch.
This page is only for the instructions. You'll find the 2019 game to the right of this page. Each game will have its own page as David sends me the picks you have made. We're trying to make this so simple that it's hard to say "no" to it. Feel free to discus below until the Daytona page is up and running.


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Quest Business Adds to Comprehensive Growth Strategy
SCOTTSDALE, AZ--(Marketwire - Jan 22, 2013) - Infinity Resources Holdings Corp. (
Quest, a full service resource management consulting group, provides its customers with comprehensive sustainability programs, innovative recycling solutions and environmental protection strategies. The company currently manages waste streams at over 12,500 locations throughout the United States. Quest's customers range from mid-size to Fortune 100 corporations within a broad range of industries including automotive, retail, transportation, education, municipal, food service, hospitality, healthcare, architecture and corporate/multi-family real estate industries. Quest was named one of Inc. Magazine's fastest growing private companies of 2011 and ranked 8th in the top 100 environmental services companies.
Quest: Sector Leader, 65% 3-Year Compound Annual Growth Rate for YE 2011
Since its inception in 2007, Quest has posted year over year revenue growth. For 2011, Quest generated $122 million in annual revenue and a three-year revenue compound annual growth rate of 65 percent. Quest's outlook over the upcoming years will be driven by positive industry factors that should help to enhance its industry leading position and foster its growth and cash flow.
Terms of the Transaction
The exercise price to be paid to QRG in connection with Earth911's exercise of the option will be equal to a total of $25 million in cash plus $5 million in Infinity common stock. QRG will also be entitled to receive earn-out payments if Quest meets or exceeds certain defined targets in 2013 through 2017.
In connection with Earth911's exercise of the Option Agreement, Quest Chief Executive Officer, Brian Dick, will enter into a five-year employment agreement as CEO and will also serve on the Quest Board of Directors. Jeff Forte, Quest President, will enter into a five-year consulting agreement with Quest. Both will enter into six-year non-competition agreements. Further details of the transaction are contained in a report filed on Form 8-K with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Commenting on the planned transaction, Quest CEO Brian Dick said, "Earth911 has been a terrific partner for Quest from the beginning. With Infinity's increased visibility and access to the public capital markets, we will be well positioned to accelerate our expansion plan."
"This is a total win-win," said Corey Lambrecht, Earth911 President. "It reflects our long-term vision for building the strong recycling and sustainability firm that we have envisioned since our initial investment in Quest as a startup venture back in 2008."
Barry Monheit, President and Chief Executive Officer of Infinity, said, "Brian is a talented entrepreneur and pioneer of the corporate recycling industry. The opportunity to work closely with Brian for years to come is exciting, as we collaborate to continue to enhance Quest's position as an industry leader. Adding the remaining 50 percent of Quest will be the lynch pin and cornerstone of our long-term growth plan."
About Infinity Resources Holdings Company
Infinity Resources Holdings Corp. is the parent company of Earth911 and Youchange. Earth911 currently owns a 50 percent ownership interest in Quest Resource Management Group. Collectively, Infinity's synergistic portfolio of sustainability companies covers the full spectrum of the recycling life cycle, providing innovative waste reduction and landfill diversion solutions for recycling and proper disposal of commercial and consumer waste streams (http://www.infinityresourcesholdingscorp.com).
Since 1991, Earth911 is a leading source for a growing, enthusiastic audience across the United States who seeks recycling and green living information daily. Earth911 gathers, distributes, and analyzes localized recycling information to assist manufacturers, organizations, and consumers with product end-of-life solutions (http://business.earth911.com). Youchange is a leader in electronics collection, e-waste tracking and re-commerce that allows consumers to donate used products and make a contribution to their favorite school or charity (www.youchange.com).
Quest Resource Management Group provides complete commercial waste stream management for large and mid-sized corporations in a variety of industries. Headquartered in Frisco, Texas, Quest manages the recycling effort of over 12,500 customer locations throughout the United States and Canada. Quest was named one of Inc. Magazine's fastest growing private companies, ranking No. 928 on the sixth annual Inc. 5000 list with 2011 revenue of $121.9 million (http://www.questrmg.com).
Forward-Looking Statements
This release contains forward-looking statements that relate to future events or performance, including, but not limited to, statements regarding long-term growth and management structure. These statements include the outlook for Quest over the upcoming years, its position to accelerate its business plan, the vision to build a strong recycling and sustainability firm, and its long-term business plan. These statements reflect Infinity's, Earth911's, and Quest's current expectations, and neither Infinity, Earth911, nor Quest undertakes to update or revise these forward-looking statements, even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results expressed or implied in this or other statements will not be realized. Furthermore, readers are cautioned that these statements involve risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond Infinity's, Earth911's, and Quest's control, which could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, risks related to consummation of the transactions contemplated by the Option Agreement, the integration of Quest into Earth911, competition in the recycling services industry, and the impact of the current economic environment.
Contact Information:
Susan Larsen
Business Communications Manager
Earth911, Inc.
Jeff Rassas


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Oxney House & Gardens is within an easy walk from the University of Manchester and Manchester Business School, with the cosmopolitan Manchester city centre on the doorstep, making it a superb location for student living.
Oxney House & Gardens is a cluster of shared, stylishly equipped en-suite student flats with modern décor. Each room has a large, comfortable bed, wardrobes, a study area, and access to your own modern shower. At Oxney House & Gardens students can enjoy the 100Mbps WiFi available throughout the property to surf the internet.
Each shared flat has a stylish kitchen with a breakfast bar and bar stools making it easier for everyone to have breakfast together. The shared area has contemporary sofas arranged around the TV. If you want to use your car or bike there is car parking at the back of the building along with secure bike storage. On fine days you can enjoy a barbecue or picnic in the garden area.
There are 24-hour CCTV cameras in place to ensure you feel safe at all times.
*parking fees may apply.
The student accommodation at Oxney House & Gardens is all about the location. It's a short walk to the University of Manchester and a 10 minute walk to Manchester Business School.
Just along the road is the famous 'Curry Mile' - a mile of takeaways offering flavours from around the world - offering some of the best deals on food in the city. You are also close to the variety of bars on Oxford Road, where you can find the well-known Dog Bowl, a bowling alley with a New York style diner.
Manchester is home to some of the country's top museums and art galleries, so take a trip to the Manchester Museumand Whitworth Art Gallery , both are close by.
From Oxney House & Gardens you can easily jump on a bus or tram to get around Manchester and visit the huge variety of tourist hot spots on offer, such as Old Trafford, the Museum of Science and Industry and the vast Trafford Centre , one of the largest shopping centres in the UK.
The student accommodation at Oxney House & Gardens offers the perfect blend of practicality, comfort and location to get the very best from your time at university.
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