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The Lady Spartans defeated North Sanpete and Lehi last week and now look forward to the rematch with the Carbon Dinos Thursday night. On Tuesday in Mt. Pleasant, the Spartans used a big second quarter to win the game 56-41. On Thursday at home, the Spartans used a big fourth quarter to win 49-32.
Natalee Hanson had 26 points, 14 of them in the final period, in the region win against the Hawks as the Spartans outscored their rival 15-8 in the second period to open up a close ball game and lead at the half 20-12.
Emery outscored their opponent 14-10 in the third period and 22-19 in the final period as Emery played good ball against the frantic Hawks. North Sanpete cut the lead to nine but then saw the Spartans go back up to double digits by shooting free throws well.
Also scoring in the game were Camille Fehlberg with 9 points, Ashley Hansen with 8 points, Shala Pitchforth with 7 points and Alexis Swasey with 6 points.
Against the Pioneers, Emery finally buried their pesky opponent with a 19-5 fourth quarter scoring spree as Lehi refused to go quietly. With the game still close, Meagan Pearson helped give the Spartans room as she came off the bench for 5 quick points in that final period.
Natalee had 18 points in the game as she has developed into the go to player for the Spartans. She had 7 points in each of the third and fourth quarters but made life interesting when she missed four free throws in a row. She was 6-11 for the game after being 10-12 in the North Sanpete game. She did make her last five.
Both teams played good defense in the first half as Lehi led 20-18 at the half. The Spartans were tentative on offense in that half of play. Head Coach Steve Gordon had this to say about his team, "We were sluggish in the first half tonight and have been for the last couple of games. We need to get over that. Turnovers are an issue too, we sometimes seem to panic when we don't need to, and we are a better team than that."
Emery came out of the locker room at the half and scored the first 8 points of the second half, as they were more aggressive. They allowed Lehi only 4 third quarter points and 8 fourth quarter points, as they played better.
Also scoring in the Lehi game were Alexis with 9 points, Shayla with 8 points, Camille with 7 points and Ashley with 2 points.
Looking forward to their Carbon rematch and to region play, Coach Gordon added, "We are sitting where we wanted to be, in either first or second in the region. We should have had Carbon last time and we think we can get them this time, it will be a good game."
The Emery-Carbon game is Thursday night in Price at 7 p.m.


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Bruce and Baldwyn have dominated the talk of Division 1-2A, but don't overlook Calhoun City. The Wildcats certainly aren't out of the conversation.
If Calhoun City (5-4, 2-1), Bruce and Baldwyn all win Friday, the final game of the season could make the standings interesting. A first-round home playoffs berth could ride on the outcome of the Oct. 26 Skuna River Rivalry game – Bruce at Calhoun City.
"That's the way it was last year. We're excited to be in that position," Calhoun City coach Perry Liles said. "We've grown through the year. We started with three returning starters on each side. We went through growing pains and here at the end we have a lot better chance than we did the first game for sure.
"Bruce has an outstanding team. That should be a great contest."
Last year's Skuna River game was for the division title, with Calhoun City winning before going all the way to North state. The Wildcats lost this season's division opener against Baldwyn, 15-14, blowing a 14-0 first-quarter lead.
Liles relies on a young cast. Senior nose guard Kardevin Thomas, junior linebackers Cartin McBride and Lavarious Varando and sophomore quarterback Chakel Gates have played big roles in the climb.
"We control our own destiny of course. All we have to do is win the rest of our games. That will be difficult, but that's the goal," Liles said.
Two big non-division wins came against Coffeeville and Eupora. Three of the Wildcats' four losses came to 4A schools Amory and Houston and 3A Water Valley, all contenders in their classes.
Liles said the Eupora win was probably the Wildcats' best defensive effort. It was one of three wins the defense allowed only three points in.
"The defense played better … but we couldn't put all the phases together. Baldwyn is a good team and was definitely the better team that night," Liles said.


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A day after securing a spot in the CIF State Wrestling Championships, Kaylee Chevez dispatched fear and trepidation for good.
On that day, Feb. 10, in celebration of her triumph at the CIF-Southern Section qualifier, Chevez stood in a plane, nearly 4,000 feet above land, and leapt.
"After I went skydiving, I realized that I shouldn't be afraid of anything," said Chevez, who had just turned 18. "In wrestling, you see the girl across the mat, you have jitters, and your hands are sweating. ...
"Every girl has that little bit of fear in her, and jumping out of that plane, knowing I wasn't scared, I knew I shouldn't have fear again."
That birthday present from her wrestling coach at Savanna High, Robbie Gaze, almost never manifested. With a clear morning succumbing to an inclement afternoon, Chevez chose to see it through rather than walk away; she had to wait six hours until the weather cleared enough to jump.
"That wrestler's persistence in her kept us there," said Gaze, who waited as well.
Fearless, this past weekend, she won a state championship in her weight class and continued a four-year journey that began as an 88-pound freshman wearing a Tinkerbell shirt.
"Coach asked me why I wanted to wrestle, and I didn't really have a reason," she said. "I just wanted to do it. ... It was a challenge, and I like challenges."
A multi-sport athlete through middle school, Chevez refuted team sports altogether.
"Wrestling, it's just me," she explained. "If I mess up, it's on me. You're on the mat by yourself, and it's all up to you. That makes you push harder."
On junior varsity her first two years, Chevez took her lumps wrestling against boys. Her dedication never waivered, however, and last season, she made varsity.
"There were ups and downs last year, but a lot more ups," she said. "I remember being real nervous, because it was my first year on varsity, especially when I was wrestling guys. ...
"I had to put it (the fear of wrestling boys) aside. ... If I have more technique, if I'm faster or quicker or better conditioned, it doesn't matter."
As a junior, Chevez – all 5 feet of her – finished third at the CIF-SS qualifier and at state (In wrestling, girls compete against boys and girls during the regular season; in the post-season, the girls only face other girls).
This season, she has preserved her No. 1 ranking among female wrestlers in the 100-pound weight class from start to finish.
"Kaylee exemplifies what wrestling is all about," said Gaze, in his 12th year with the program. "Before the year, I asked what she wanted this season and she said, 'Everything that I lost last year.'"
With a 37-0 record in coed matches before last weekend's CIF State Championships, Chevez – one of Gaze's captains – took first with a 1-0 victory over Anissa Rodriguez of Cesar Chavez High in Delano.
She'll wrestle next at Nationals in March.
"I was a nobody in wrestling 'til my senior year, and now I'm someone who everyone wants to avoid," she said. "I'm really blessed."
One of 11 female wrestlers at Savanna, Chevez committed to Missouri Baptist University – one of 26 colleges that sponsor women's wrestling – where she'll wrestle and major in criminal justice.
"I can't believe that I'm a part of a sport that's growing," she said about girls wrestling. "In a couple years, it's going to get bigger, and I'm glad that I can say I was there in the beginning."
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Immerse yourself in one of the world's most amazing destinations -- The Amazon. See spectacular sights, stay in exotic lodges, explore indigenous tribes and enjoy adrenaline-pumping activities.
Amazon RainforestExplore the Amazon rainforest, or Amazonia, and its indigenous plant life, including the water plant Victoria regia (pictured). This dense, lush forest covers more than 2 million square miles of South America's Amazon basin. The majority of the forest is contained within Brazil, followed by Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana. The jungle represents more than half of the planet's remaining rainforest, making it the largest and most diverse rainforest in the world. 960 1280
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Negro RiverAdventurous travelers can take a cruise along the Negro River from Manaus, Brazil, to experience the Amazon Rainforest and to explore the January Ecological Park. Some cruise lines offer unique excursions, including a hike through the jungle, alligator spotting, fishing, tree climbing, snorkeling, parasailing and educational excursions to learn more about the indigenous people that live along the river. 960 1280
Ariau Amazon TowersStay at the Ariau Amazon Towers, a hotel built high in the treetops with canopy walkways 70 feet in the air. During your stay, enjoy the fauna and wildlife like the friendly monkeys, macaws, sloths and parrots. This exclusive hotel made Conde Nast Traveler's list of the "25 Extraordinary Places Worth That Extra Mile." We agree. For the perfect honeymoon hideaway, we recommend the honeymoon suite, built 110 feet up a mahogany tree. 960 1280
IBEROSTAR Grand AmazonIf a treetop hotel isn't your thing, try the IBEROSTAR Grand Amazon. Guests can check into this floating luxury hotel -- featuring 73 cabins, each with private balcony -- for a 3-night stay along the Solimões River that includes a visit to a local village, bird-watching around the Igarapés and piranha fishing. For the 4-night stay, guests tour the Negro River and take a motorboat safari to the Anavilhanas Islands. Make the most out of your trip and combine the 2 options for a 7-night stay. 960 1280
Indigenous Nations GamesWhile you are visiting the Amazon, you may be lucky enough to immerse yourself in a unique cultural event like the Indigenous Nations Games of Para in Altamira. Indigenous people from 38 ethnic groups participate in the Games in which athletes compete in disciplines like spear throwing, canoeing and swimming. In the photo, a member of Brazil's Kayapo tribe prepares to compete in the bow and arrow competition. 960 1280
Kayaking in the AmazonTake an Amazon kayaking tour on the Urubu and Jatapu rivers. Manaus is surrounded by the Amazon Negro rivers, but some companies do not offer kayaking tours on these rivers because they are miles wide and can be dangerous for kayakers during rainy and stormy weather. 960 1280
Boi-Bumba Folkloric FestivalPlan a fun trip to witness the Festival do Boi-Bumba or the Parintins Folklore Festival in June. This festival is the 2nd largest annual festival in Brazil -- only Rio's Carnival draws more participants. Held in Parintins, Amazonas, this 3-day festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox, and 2 teams -- Garantido and Caprichoso -- must compete to retell the story in 2.5 hours. The teams try to outdo one another using flamboyant dances, singing and parade floats in the Bumbodromo -- a stage that holds about 35,000 spectators. 960 1280
Uakari Mamirauá Reserve LodgeLocated in Mamirauá Sustainable Development Reserve, the Uacari Floating Lodge is a rustic, eco-tourism getaway to observe the Amazon's wildlife. Recognized by UNESCO as part of the Natural Heritage of Humanity, this floating lodge has 5 bungalows with 2 rooms, 2 bathrooms and a porch with a view of the river and forest. The central floating area has a natural swimming pool, kitchen, restaurant, bar, video room and library. What makes this lodge unique is that it generates income for the reserve's 8 local communities and preserves the natural community. 960 1280
Zip Lining in the AmazonGet an amazing view of Brazil and the Amazon's canyons, rivers, waterfalls and more, by taking canopy tour. Rafting, hiking, cycling, snorkeling and surfing are few examples of how you can keep your adrenaline pumping when visiting the area. 960 1280
Ver-o-Peso MarketGo shopping at the Ver-o-peso Market in Belem, Brazil. Locals and tourists visit this market to pick up fresh fish, handcrafts, natural essence perfumes, and native vegetables and fruits. Clock Tower Square, Solar da Beira, Feliz Lusitania and the Açaí Fair are a few places to visit and things to do when visiting this popular market. 960 1280
Amazonas TheatreFor travelers looking for an alternative to "roughing it" in the Amazon -- visit the Amazonas Theater in Manaus. This theater is home to the Amazonas Philharmonic Orchestra, which regularly rehearses and performs here. Music concerts and other popular performances are held here. 960 1280
Amazonas Opera FestivalFrom March until May, the Amazonas Theater also hosts an annual Amazonas Opera Festival. The Amazonas Philharmonic is the official orchestra of the Festival. This photo shows a scene from the 2008 world premiere performance of the opera Ca Ira, composed by former Pink Floyd vocalist Roger Waters and performed by an all-Brazilian cast. 960 1280
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Metropolitan Cathedral Casco ViejoLocated in Panama City's suburb of Casco Viejo, the Metropolitan Cathedral -- built between 1688 and 1796 -- is an example of the country's religious colonial architecture. After a $4 million dollar renovation in 2004, the cathedral will be remodeled to house a museum that will follow the construction, function and future of the Panama Canal. 960 1280
Panama CanalCompleted in 1914, the 48-mile long Panama Canal is a major international trade route, connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. So it's no surprise that the American Society of Civil Engineers declared the canal one of the seven wonders of the modern world. 960 1280
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Los DiablicosPart of Panama's rich culture and folklore, the Diablicos Sucios is a religious-themed celebration that often includes a lively devil dance that portrays the age-old battle between good and evil. Dancers, donned in devil masks and multi-colored clothing, usually perform the devil dance as a method religious conversion. 960 1280
El Nispero ZooEl Nispero is not your typical zoo. Most of the animals found here are former pets that were donated or confiscated from their owners by government authorities. Tapirs, collared peccaries (wild pigs), jaguars, white-face capuchin monkeys, macaws, Asian golden pheasants and white peacocks are just a few animals tourists will spot while taking a leisurely stroll through this zoo. 960 1280
Chorro de MachoTake a canopy tour over 85-foot tall Chorro El Macho, the most famous waterfall in El Valle. If a zip-line tour isn't your thing, then we recommend a hike along the trails in the surrounding forest near the falls or taking a dip in the swimming pool located at the base of the towering waterfall. 960 1280
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Galapagos HawksThese hawks are the largest birds on the Galapagos Islands. The buzzard-like birds feed on lava lizards, snakes, young marine iguanas and chicks of sea birds. The best places to spot these feathered creatures are on Espanola, Santiago, Santa Fe, Isabela and Fernandina Islands. 960 1280
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Darwin IslandTake a dive near Darwin's Arch off the coast of Darwin Island. This island was named in honor of naturalist Charles Darwin, and it is among the smallest islands in the Galapagos archipelago. The tropical waters around the island are a prime spot for divers to explore the marine life, including whale sharks, green turtles, manta rays and dolphins. Darwin Island is not open to land visits. 960 1280
Whitetip Reef SharksWhitetip reef sharks can be easily identified by their pointed nose, silver-gray color and the white tips on their tail. Fearless and curious, whitetip reef sharks may approach swimmers closely but are seldom aggressive unless provoked. Devil's Crown on Floreana Island and Black Turtle Cove on Santa Cruz Island are just a couple prime places to see this specific species of sharks. 960 1280
Santa Cruz IslandThe second largest island after Isabela, Santa Cruz Island is a large dormant volcano, located in the center of the archipelago. Its capital, Puerto Ayora, is the most populated urban center in the islands. The town's southern shore is lined with cactus, marine iguanas, pelicans and the blue-footed booby that coexist among tourist boats, restaurants, small hotels and houses. 960 1280
Lava LizardsHead to Santiago, San Cristóbal or Santa Cruz Islands for your chance to get a glimpse of a lava lizard. There are 7 different species of lava lizards found in the Galapagos. The male lava lizard is larger than the female and they look distinctly different. The overall color patterns are different, and the females have bright red skin under their throats. 960 1280
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Whale Shark in BelizeCatch a glimpse of the largest fish in the world – the whale shark – from Placencia, Belize. The gentle (believe it or not) creatures are typically found within only 20 feet of the water's surface, and congregate in Belize each year to feed on fish eggs. 960 1280
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The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
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The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
The British seize Manhattan from the Dutch—and alter the trajectory of North American history
On September 5, 1664, two men faced one another across a small stretch of water. Onshore, just outside the fort at the southern tip of Manhattan Island, stood Peter Stuyvesant, director-general of the Dutch colony of New Netherland, his 52-year-old frame balanced on the wooden stump where he had lost a leg in battle a quarter century earlier. Approaching him aboard a small rowboat flying a flag of truce was John Winthrop, governor of the Connecticut colony, until very recently a man Stuyvesant had called his friend. Read more »
The Indians who sold Manhattan were bilked, all right, but they didn't mind—the land wasn't theirs anyway
By now it is probably too late to do anything about it, but the unsettling fact remains that the so-called sale of Manhattan Island to the Dutch in 1626 was a totally illegal deal; a group of Brooklyn Indians perpetrated the swindle, and they had no more right to sell Manhattan Island than the present mayor of White Plains would have to declare war on France.Read more »
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The Cottonwood Creek Irrigation project continues to move forward and on Nov. 3, ground was cleared for the progression of the pipeline. At approximately 5:10 p.m., Terry R. Brotherson Excavating Company from Mt. Pleasant, used the 3-Rivers Drilling and Blasting Company from Cedar City, to blast a trench about a quarter mile long beside the Coal Haul Road which is west of Orangeville.
The blasting took place around the base of a bluff to loosen rock and shale so a backhoe could make a deep trench, big enough for the large pipe being used.
This is all part of the Cotton Wood Creek Irrigation Company pressurized irrigation project. As the pressurized irrigation pipe gets closer to the holding pond the pipe will get larger. The pipe will be as much as 60 inches or more in diameter. The holding pond or reservoir will be in the Adobe Wash across the highway from PacifiCorp's Central Warehouse and South of XTO. The Adobe Wash Dam will be under construction this fall. Prior to setting off the explosive material, workers were observed laying two parallel lines about six or eight feet apart to holes drilled in the earth. These drilled holes were also about six or eight feet apart. The explosive material was placed in such a way, the blast caused the broken earth to rise up between the two parallel lines.
Before the blasting, the area was cleared of vehicles and people. When the blast took place a few spectators were on hand to see the event from a hill north of the blasting area.
The blasts began at the north end of the trench and rapidly moved south, raising a small amount of black smoke and a lot of dust from the earth being violently loosened. For 20 minutes or more the valley was filled with a large dust cloud.
When the dust cleared, the area where the blasting took place now held a three to four foot high ridge of rocks and broken shale about a quarter mile long. The broken rocks and loosened earth will now be easier for excavating equipment to remove.
A portion of the Coal Haul Road was covered with rocks and dirt, which had to be cleared before traffic could be resumed along the road. By 6 p.m. the road was cleared of debris for traffic.


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The Canucks Miss Ehrhoff Less Than Ehrhoff Misses The Canucks
Jonathan Willis
March 07 2012 10:59AM
When the Canucks signed Kevin Bieksa but allowed Christian Ehrhoff to become an unrestricted free agent, there were naturally concerns. Ehrhoff is a quality defenseman, and was a big part of the Canucks offense, both on the power play and at even-strength. As it turns out, however, Ehrhoff misses the Canucks' power play more than the Canucks' power play misses him.
Here are some select statistics for the Canucks' top four blue-line options for this season and last season. Point totals are calculated over 82 games, regardless of how many games were actually played, for ease of comparison.
|5v4 PTS/60
|PP Points*
|5v4 PTS/60
|PP Points*
Point totals are down on the Canucks' blue line, both overall and on a per/60 basis. The slack has been picked up somewhat by an improved performance from Bieksa and Hamhuis, but there's no doubt that the Canucks were better off when they had Ehrhoff as an option on the power play point. The team's overall power play conversion rate is still very good, at 20.8%, but that's down from 24.3% last season.
On the other hand, Ehrhoff's totals have plummeted in Buffalo. The Sabres' power play, which operated at a 19.4% success rate last season, has dipped to 15.6% this year. Ehrhoff has just nine points in 55 games – a 13-point pace over an 82-game schedule. It's not just an ice-time decrease either – Ehrhoff is scoring 3.08 points for every hour of 5-on-4 ice-time, roughly half the rate he scored at last season.
Ehrhoff stands as a good object lesson to the fact that individual players have less impact on a power play unit than the power play unit does on individual players. He's still an excellent power play option, and the Canucks would be better this season if they had him. However, in a salary cap environment sacrifices need to be made, and G.M. Mike Gillis decided that Vancouver would be able to get by without paying a premium for Ehrhoff.
So far, he's been right.
Thomas Drance looked specifically on how much the Sedins miss Ehrhoff in an epic piece at the Vancouver Sun's website last week.
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1.Sample size sample size sample size in reference to Goals for on PP. I feel one season is not a large enough
2.a) its clear the Canucks are worse of defensively (5 on 5) b) drop in Corsi Attempts For offensively (mainly the Sedins) and as you have shown on the PP.
in large part because Ehroff left.
Virtually the same team . goalies playing well, no major injuries yet The Canucks have let .5 more GA at even strength a substantial fall.
(why the drop?)
one main reason is the defensive giveaways ( a stat I track - are up 20%)
1. Erhoff was huge getting the puck out of his zone 2. He made Edler so much better . Edler has been a disaster this year defensively.
The Sedins with and without 2009-2011 (with Erhoff) better than 2008 -2012 (This year and the year before Erohoff was here) , In effect the Sedins have fallen back to level they had before his arrival.
Two year sample size is necessary.
in fairness you did point out the 6% Cors F drop in your other article.
Another key point your missing is the replacement player.Or how well you can fill the hole.
In effect The Canucks have replaced Erhoff with Rome coming in and Salo has bumped up.
Salo is not Erhoff.
Finally Synergy- often overlooked in hockey
The Sedins , and Burrows with Ehroff AND Edler
were a dynamite. (offensive, possession) And it was a critical mistake for Gillis not to replace him.
As the Canucks overall have fallen about 5%-7% as a team (from dominant to good) and the failure to replace Ehroff with equal value is the main reason.
March 07 2012, 03:03PM
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Did anyone else get that remarkable email from the organizers of the Broader, Bolder Approach to Education yesterday? The subject line read "BBA Needs Your Help." If you just hit delete, you missed a fascinating email. BBA, which argues that test-driven accountability narrows the curriculum and creates test obsession in schools is asking teachers to submit examples of schools (presumably their own) that have suffered under strict accountability measures:
In a recent meeting, we advised Department of Education staff that their policy of identifying the lowest-performing 5% of schools in each state, in order to target these schools for massive intervention and "turnaround," was bound to have adverse consequences if these schools were identified primarily by such test scores. We said that many schools that should be considered among the lowest performing schools would be missed if they artificially boosted their test scores at the expense of a balanced curriculum, by excessive test preparation activities and other gaming. And other schools that pursued a more balanced curriculum and attended to children's long run achievement might falsely be identified as among the lowest-performing schools because they refused to engage in activities that artificially boosted test scores.
The letter, which doesn't seem to appear on BBA's website, notes DOE staff "were not persuaded," and asked the group to provide "examples of low-performing schools whose test scores have been artificially inflated by excessive test preparation and gaming, and better schools with very low scores but that were delivering a higher quality of instruction." The email, which carries the signatures of BBA organizers Helen Ladd, Pedro Noguera, and Tom Payzant, then asks recipients to identify such schools by name.
Please include the name of the school, the name(s) of your source(s) of information, and other identifying information in your description. We will not initially provide all of this identifying information in the material we supply to the Department, but we have to be prepared to back up our claims by naming names if necessary.
It's a bold move by BBA, although they might also consider sending along a copy of Linda Perlstein's Tested. I suspect they will find no shortage of schools that have muscled up on test prep and played games to boost test scores. Whether teachers at those schools are willing to publicly say so is another matter.
BBA is on shakier ground, I believe, in looking for good schools whose efforts don't show up on test scores. If a school is delivering a rigorous, well-rounded curriculum and "attending to children's long run achievement" that should show up on test scores, assuming the effort is long-running, ongoing and well-implemented.


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Kings skipper Luke Watson scored two of his team's four tries as they claimed a 34-27 victory over the Highlanders on Saturday.
Kings skipper Luke Watson scored two of his team's four tries as they claimed a morale-boosting 34-27 Super Rugby victory over the Highlanders at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday.
After being humiliated by the Waratahs in Port Elizabeth a week ago, the Kings didn't let their fans down again, bouncing back in style to bag the third win of their debut season and their first against Kiwi opposition.
The result means the Highlanders missed out on a golden opportunity to climb off the foot of the table as they slumped to their ninth loss in ten starts. Two losing bonus points leave them three behind the Western Force.
Watson's second try – on the stroke of half time – put the Kings 20-17 ahead at the interval after his first try had given the hosts the early lead.
Tries from Highlanders fly-half Colin Slade and veteran lock Brad Thorn had briefly put the visitors in front in the closing stages of the first period but a barnstorming start to the second half saw the Kings build a 17-point lead by the hour mark.
But the Highlanders came storming back via tries from centre Shaun Treeby and wing Hosea Gear to move within striking distance in the dying minutes.
The Kings' defence held on though, and the Super Rugby newcomers will be able to reflect on a much improved performance during their upcoming bye week.
The Highlanders meanwhile face the daunting task of travelling to Pretoria to face the Bulls.
More to follow…
The scorers:
For Kings:
Tries: Watson 2, Du Preez, Venter
Cons: Catrakilis 4
Pens: Catrakilis 2
For Highlanders:
Tries: Slade, Thorn, Treeby, Gear
Cons: Slade 2
Pens: Slade
Yellow card: Ellison
Kings: 15 George Whitehead, 14 Marcello Sampson, 13 Ronnie Cooke, 12 Andries Strauss, 11 Siyanda Grey, 10 Demetri Catrakilis, 9 Shaun Venter, 8 Cornell du Preez, 7 Wimpie van der Walt, 6 Luke Watson (c), 5 David Bulbring, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Kevin Buys, 2 Bandise Maku, 1 Schalk Ferreira.
Replacements: 16 Virgile Lacombe, 17 Grant Kemp, 18 Daniel Adongo, 19 Devin Oosthuizen, 20 Nicolas Vergallo, 21 Shane Gates, 22 SP Marais.
Highlanders: 15 Ben Smith, 14 Tino Nemani, 13 Tamati Ellison, 12 Shaun Treeby, 11 Hosea Gear, 10 Colin Slade, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 TJ Ioane, 7 John Hardie, 6 Jarrad Hoeata, 5 Josh Bekhuis, 4 Brad Thorn, 3 Chris King, 2 Andrew Hore (c), 1 Tony Woodcock.
Replacements: 16 Liam Coltman, 17 Ma'afu Fia, 18 Mose Tuiali'i, 19 Joe Wheeler, 20 Fumiaka Tanaka, 21 Hayden Parker, 22 Jason Emery.
Venue: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
Referee: Jason Jaftha (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Sindile Mayende and Christie du Preez (South Africa)
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- When the felt tip becomes stained by nail polish, wipe it clean with a tissue, or replace it with one of the spare tips.
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For a professional finish to your manicure. A nail polish remover pen that corrects any mistake with the ease and simplicity.
Founded in Switzerland in 1958 by Madeline Van Landeghem (get it?) MAVALA opened its first manicure school in 1969. Best known for hand and nail care, MAVALA concentrates on combining beauty with treatment, offering everything you need to keep you hands looking pretty from cuticle creams to nail polish correctors.
I Love This Thing!I have had an old EpiLady in past years and thought it was good, but this is much better. I bought it for myself for my birthday and would highly recommend it to anyone to is thinking about it. Since I was already use to the tinkle of hair being pulled out, I found this product to much less painful than the old gizmo I had.It takes a couple uses to get all the hair since a few just arent ready to be yanked yet, but it sure beats shaving. I have tried every product on the market cause I hate shaving. The waxes and that honey goo from Australia left bruises on my legs where I have veins more to the surface of the skin, but not quite spider veins. That was ugly and really hurt. Those wax type of products always ended up in the garbage.This product did not leave any bruising, just hairless skin.I cant say enough good stuff about this product and I love waking each morning knowing I dont have to shave again. I do use it on my underarms with no problems.I live in Alaska and so one never knows when shaved legs are needed for shorts on hot days. This summer I found myself always having to shave before getting out the shorts. Next summer I will be ready, sun or not. Im very glad I found this product. Am headed to AZ for vacation Oct and cant wait to wear shorts and NO SHAVING while on vacation.Sep 7, 2005Tracy Miller / Kasilof, Alaska
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Nail Polish; Why Should You Choose N.y.c?Do you have lots of nail polish you love? Does it take very long to dry? Is the polish worth its cost? Well, read my review where I have tested three polishes and see which one I believe is the best.First of all this was a great deal! This nail polish is not even an entire dollar. Most of the nail polishes from N.Y.C. {brand name of the nail polish I believe was the best} were under one dollar. If you do not like spending much money on nail polish then this would be the best brand to go with. Of course, it was cheap and worked like it should have. Second, do you hate when your nail polish cracks? Well, N.Y.C. does not and after the first few hours it hadnât even cracked. After about five hours it looked just like it did when I first put it on? The polish started to crack around the middle of the second day. The other two brands I tested {Wet âNâ Wild and Petite} started to crack after the first few hours.Third, you only need one coat of nail polish to see itâs true color. The color that I tested was blue and it was a shiny, pastel color. The other brands I tested needed more than one coat. The pink needed about three coats and the purple two. The only thing with the blue is that if you like your nail polish a little darker then you can apply a second coat. Finally, there were a variety of colors. There were lots of blues, pinks, purples, and lots of colors that most people choose. There where more pastel colors than vivid and darker colors. The only disappointing thing was that, I thought, there where to many pinks that looked the same, but I guess that happens with all brands of polish.Over all the polishes I have tested the best choice, as I have said before, would be N.Y.C. This nail polish does not crack easily, has a low cost, variety of colors, and only needs one coat of polish. I think that at least one color would suit everyone. I recommend the blue because it is a pastel color that goes good with just about everything you wear. It also does not look inappropriate with what you wear.Go out and buy a few nail polishes. You never know when you might find a polish that works well for you. Maybe you could even test a few yourself and write a review.Sep 10, 2004Kristen Elizabeth / Kentucky
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Open Doors features graphic displays, maps, tables, figures and to-the-point policy-oriented analysis. The complete set of tables in this book is an essential resource for those concerned with the worldwide movement of students.
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Pauline Small, 85, Galatia passed away 12:20 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013, at Carbondale Memorial Hospital.
She was born in Harrisburg on July 19, 1927, to Eugene and Stella (Potter) Shea. Pauline married Joe Small on Dec. 21, 1955, at Mt. Moriah United Methodist Church; he preceded her in death on Aug. 26, 1999. She was an active member of Mt. Moriah United Methodist Church. Pauline received her bachelor's degree from Southern Illinois University and taught school before devoting her life to being a loving farm wife and mother.
Pauline is survived by four children; Bruce (Laura) Small, Brian (Connie) Small, Kevin (Lisa) Small; Susan (Scott) Hines and Rick and Susan Lloyd whom she also referred to as her "kids"; seven grandchildren, K.C. (Casey) Carlile, Whitney (Mike) Hammond, Heather (Ben) Schultz, David Small, Rebecca Small, Jessi Hines and Josh Hines; five great-grandchildren, Connor, Wyatt and Josie Carlile, Macayla and Colton Hammond. She is also survived by a sister, Betty McConnell; two sisters-in-law, Ann Shea and Mary Margaret Small.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; two sisters, Bernice Keneipp and Katherine Ewell; and two brothers Bill Shea and an infant brother.
Also a special thank you to Jeff Payne for going above and beyond in bringing joy into her life.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18, 2013, at Sloan Funeral Home in Galatia, with visitation 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, 2013, at the funeral home. The Rev. Jimmy Dale Lambert will officiate with burial in the Sunset Lawn Cemetery in Harrisburg.
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What does entice mean?
September 5, 2012
ok. Thanks. I found it.
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What is the synonym of the word solace? A. cunning B. amble C. composure D. consolation E. component F. affable G. coax
September 5, 2012
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August 31, 2012
Mrs. Bryant bought 6 and 3/5 yards of silk material. She used 2 and 4/5 yards of the maerial to make a blouse for her daughter Mikayla. How many yards does she have left?
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August 31, 2012
It's the fractions. Like adding and subtraction. A review
August 31, 2012
Mrs. Bryant bought 6 and 3/5 yards of silk material. She used 2 and 4/5 yards of the material to make a blouse for her daughter Mikayla. How many yards does she have left?
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7th Grade Spelling
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August 29, 2012
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August 29, 2012
7th Grade Spelling
The word is promising.
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7th Grade Spelling
Instructions: In the space provided, write the vocabulary word from list 3 that is most nearly an antonym (a word opposite in meaning) of each of the following expressions. 1. Promising--------- Is it ominous, pacific, plod, smolder, submerge, swagger, or tedious?
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What are the boundaries of the Egyptian empire?
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What type of tomb became popular after the pyramids?
August 26, 2012
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What is the lcm for 5,15, and 24?
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August 24, 2012
What are the huge tombs of ancient Egypt called?
August 24, 2012
Grammar Composition
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Sorry, How do i summarize 3 paragraphs of a story about America's impressive structures? It's not the name of a story, it just talks about how brilliant America's structures and inventions are. There is no title in this story. I just have to summarize it. Do i have...
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Grammar Composition
How do you summarize 3 paragraphs of a story?
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Is the word MUCH a verb?
July 7, 2012
Grammar Sentences
Thanks Ms.Sue! Those are great exaples! :)
July 5, 2012
Grammar Sentences (no answers)
Im not asking for answers, for EXAMPLES if you ask.
July 5, 2012
Grammar Sentences: Ms. Sue
What some examples of using SHAN'T in a sentence?
July 5, 2012
Ok, sorry Ms.Sue, i didn't read you're sentence completely. Thanks Ms.Sue! :)
July 3, 2012
Ok. So for plural possessive you put the comma after the S. Why is that?
July 3, 2012
So if it's PLURAL, then it's FERNS. If it's PlURAL POSSESSIVE, then is it stil the same with the singular but in a different way?
July 3, 2012
Grammar: HELP MS.SUE
What is the singular possessive of FERN.. and WHY?
July 3, 2012
What is the Singular possessive of -fern-.... and WHY?
July 3, 2012
Math: Rounding off
Oh, right! I know that... but i thought its different with decimals. Thanks 4 you're help! :)
July 3, 2012
Math: Rounding off
-Round off .6752 to the nearest tenth, hundredth, and thousandth.- How do you round this off when there's a decimal?
July 3, 2012
Thank Ms.Sue for you're help! :)
June 27, 2012
No, it doesn't explain it. They only showed a sentence with the words in it. Oh! Found it! Some parenthetical Expressions are here such as: of course, in fact, as a matter of fact, on the other hand, and IN REALITY. Those are some of the parenthetical expressions type. Am ...
June 27, 2012
What does parenthetical expressions mean? -Common Rules 3D.,and GC.
June 27, 2012
Thanks Ms.Sue! :)
June 26, 2012
Im having problem with this. It's for the factoring trees. I know it's 4×21=84, i tried that, but it doesn't fit in the factoring trees.
June 26, 2012
What times something equals to 84? Like this: ___×__= 84.
June 26, 2012
Ok. I will Writeacher. Thank you Writeacher and Ms.Sue!
June 25, 2012
Ok Ms.Sue. I checked all over, and i came across the Common Rules for it. It says to separate 2 or more adjectives preceding a noun with a comma.
June 25, 2012
Instructions: Add commas where needed in the following sentences. Some sentences may not require commas. (Rule 2a) Work: 1. Students parents teachers and visitors attended the school play. -So i put the commas between students and parents, and i put it between parents and ...
June 25, 2012
Thanks Tutors
To all the tutors here, i know i was suppose to ask a question from my homework, and this is a homework website, but i like to thank you for helping me with my homework for the past few months. With you guys help, i got 100% on my math test and spelling!and the other test that...
June 22, 2012
Grammar ( Need help Ms. Sue )
Directions: Read each passage and ask yourself, ''What is the author doing in this paragraph?'' Write each anser in the summary box and then think of an appropriate title for the passage based on the main idea of the passage. 1 A penny for your thoughts? If it...
June 21, 2012
Math: Roman Numerals( story problem )
Thanks again Ms. Sue, you and the other tutors like Writeacher and everyone else in this site are really helping me on my subjects. Im glad of this site!!!!!
June 20, 2012
Math: Roman Numerals( story problem )
i know roman numerals, but i forget all lot of times.Here is the story problem: Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott was published in 1819. Write the date using Roman numerals.
June 20, 2012
Writing:Quotes, Journal
Thank you Ms. Sue!! :)
June 19, 2012
Please help Ms. SUE
Please help MS. Sue.
June 19, 2012
Writing:Quotes, Journal
Please ans.! its due tomorrow.
June 19, 2012
Writing:Quotes, Journal
Please may you check my answers for a quote that says---> Knowledge speaks, Wisdom listens.<--- My answer to that quote is this ---> This quote indicates that people with knowledge will give aedvices to people, and people that listens to the individuals are wise to do...
June 19, 2012
Reading: Pierce arrow
Thank you again Writeacher! You, Ms. Sue, and the other tutors are the best! :)
June 19, 2012
Reading: Pierce arrow
What does it mean by REDESIGNING COMPLICATED MACHINERY? Its a type of work i think.
June 19, 2012
Bible hmwk translation
Thank you very much Writeacher. I really totally appreciate it! :)
June 18, 2012
Bible hmwk translation
Don't hold back good from those who are worthy of it. Don't hold it back when you can help. ( Please translate this, i don't understand it ) P.S.Its in Proverbs 3:27
June 18, 2012
Please detail your questions, so the tutors know what you're talking about.
June 17, 2012
Grammar: Sentences
Oh, i get it. Thanks Ms. Sue
June 14, 2012
Grammar: Sentences
What is a word referring to a deity? Im having trouble on searching it on google, but all i saw was bold words.
June 14, 2012
Do i need to capitalize the word everlasting? ------> The everlasting God, the Lord, the Creator of the ends of the earth, fainteth not, neither is weary. WHY and Do i need to capitalize the word everlasting? Please help.
June 13, 2012
Thank you Writeacher and Ms. Sue.
June 13, 2012
Im confused when it comes to capitalizing red sea? i know i have to capitalize the word red because it show's what kind of sea, a red sea of course. But am i suppose to capitalize sea too, or capitalize the word red ONLY?
June 13, 2012
Thank You so much! Now i can understand it! Thank you again Ms. Sue!! :)
June 11, 2012
What is an example of an equation for Celsius to Fahrenheit? I completely forgot the equation since i spend too much time doing summer things, but this is for Summer School, Please help me understand it again.
June 11, 2012
oooooh Spelling help story....
Oooooooh.... Like that story.
May 21, 2012
NJHS Essay Check
You're is essay is good and cool! i love it! Hope you enter the NJHS with that perfect paper! P.S. Check you're grammar before you hand the application over. :)good luck
May 15, 2012
Health: 6th grade
What do you do if someone needs a splint?
April 4, 2012
Computer Class: History research
What made Sir Francis Drake a famous explorer?
March 31, 2012
Thank You.
March 30, 2012
Im using the same word feel as a linking verb, please tell me if this is a correct word for feel as a linking verb- The weather today feels warm.
March 30, 2012
Sorry for that, i used that name on a girl or boy who said boring history.
March 29, 2012
Im using the word feel as an action verb in a sentence. please tell me if this makes sense at all- I can feel the air on my hair.
March 29, 2012
non-subject: NJHS qualification
Does this make sense? : I am in service of my family duties. Please help.
March 29, 2012
Finding the base or number : 9 is 15% of what number? example please.
March 25, 2012
Thank you, now i can understand how it works! sorry for mispelling the word percent.
March 25, 2012
Find the pcent of decrease to the nearest whole percent? Was:25 Now:17. But i don't understand my teacher, please help me by doing an example.
March 25, 2012
Thank you both so much, now i simply understand.
February 27, 2012
I am studying my pronouns right now for sixth grade, while i was looking over the words,i saw that the word THAT is a pronoun, how can it be a pronoun?
February 27, 2012
what is the difference between the Direct Object and the Indirect Object?
February 19, 2012
Math, URGENT!
What is the decimal equivalent of 1,932% and how do you get the answer to the decimal equivalent?
February 19, 2012
Social Studies
What was Neil Armstrong famous words again when he took his first step into the moon?
February 2, 2012
well, i searched, it means an angel of the first order , usually portrayed as the winged head of the child.
January 30, 2012
Science question help homework.
What threadlike structures contain the instructions for running a cell?
October 10, 2011
physics please help!!
Hi,so you need help,well i need help with my subjects anyway,but i help,so it says a 0.267kg ball is thrown straight up from 2.20m above the ground,its initial vertical speed is 9.20m/s,a moment later it hits the ground,you have to calculate the total work done by the force of...
October 10, 2011
6th grade history
Please read the questions again,and review the words that you read in the History book,or you can search on to look for the uses and more of this Egyptian cultures.The only way you could know better,is to read the text clearly and understand it,ask,and search.
September 27, 2011
Its called Math Story Problems
February 13, 2011
Ms. Sue, Writeacher,, BoBpursley and others are actually called TUTORS. They help kids around the world to do better than before.
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Should the Jets Try to Trade Big Buff?
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January 02 2012 01:41PM
Winnipeg Jets head coach Claude Noel calls Dustin Byfuglien "a special player."
Noel is not incorrect. As a hockey star, Byfuglien is a different breed of cat. For one thing, he's 6-foot-5, 265 pounds and even in a league that is getting bigger with every draft, Byfuglien is still a very large human. For another, he has a monster shot that makes him a threat from the point and an awesome offensive weapon around the net.
He's also won a Stanley Cup championship, played in an all-star game and battled for the NHL's scoring lead among defensemen. He has everything that makes a great player -- size, speed, skill and experience.
However, he still isn't perfect. Especially as a defenseman. Despite his gifts, he's a minus-eight and has had a penchant for giving the puck away at the most inopportune times. Early in the season, Byfuglien's glaring errors in the neutral zone cost the Jets four games.
It would appear he's also become expendable. Since leaving the lineup with a "lower body injury," (what a load of crap, everybdy knows he's been limping around on a sore knee), the Jets have won three straight. They went on the road and played a terrific game in a 4-1 win over Colorado and then came back home and beat the L.A. Kings 1-0 in overtime and the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in another defensive struggle.
Since the team's "best defenseman," according to the Winnipeg Free Press, departed the lineup, the Jets have allowed just three goals in 181 minutes and nine seconds (a 0.98 goals against average). In other words, the Jets have been significantly better defensively without Byfuglien than with him.
Now, to be fair, Tobias Enstrom has returned from injury and Mark Flood has played much better than expected, but a defense made up of Zach Bogosian (who is playing like an all-star), Mark Stuart, Ron Hainsey, Johnny Oduya, Enstrom and Flood, has been a step up. In fact, Oduya has been siginificantly better without his regular defensive partner.
So here's a thought: If you don't want to move Byfuglien up to forward (which would be a smart thing tio do), why not think about trading him?
The Jets have had two weak spots in the first two and a half months of the season: (a) they turn over the puck far too often and (b) they go through periods in which they just can't score. Well, why not kill two birds with one bullet and trade Byfuglien for a scorer?
Agree? Disagree? Let me know what you think.
I would like to see Buffy moved up to the wing permanently...and leave the defense corp the way it is now....I mean he spends half the game behind the oppositions net now anywho!
Young Kane has clearly taken over the leadership of this hockey team. Trade "Alan" Ladd for another fast skating winger while dumping some of his "over-paid" contract.
Hey Scott, Definitely think trading Big Buff is a idea given his shortcomings on defense such as his risk-taking behavior that causes goals against (as I also post about here). However would you get good return? If in doubt just move him to forward....worked in Chicago!
January 04 2012, 07:45PM
As much as I'd hate to see Big Buff go, but the Jets do need a goal scorer.


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PAWTUCKET – Dr. Mark A. Creager and Dr. Marie Gerhard-Herman have joined Memorial Hospital's cardiovascular division.
Creager, who earned his medical degree at Temple University, is the director of the Vascular Center at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. He is also a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. His special interests include vascular medicine, atherosclerosis and thrombosis.
Gerhard-Herman served as chief medical resident at Boston City Hospital, having earned her medical degree at Northeastern Ohio University College of Medicine. She is a practicing cardiologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital and an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
The two new appointments strengthen the ongoing partnership between Memorial Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital in the delivery of cardiovascular care.
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Nov 5, 2012 4:47PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: National polls show the presidential race essentially tied. In the swing states, it's a mixed picture: Mitt Romney has the upper hand in Florida, the two are in a dead heat in Virginia, and President Obama is ahead in New Hampshire and Ohio. But that still means Romney's the underdog, because winning Virginia and Florida won't get him to 270 electoral votes.
Nov 2, 2012 5:01PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Colorado, a back-up for Obama, has the president in a small lead for the most part, a CNN/ORC International Poll has Obama up by three, and Mourdock drops (though not according to him) in Indiana.
Nov 1, 2012 5:40PM ET
Polling out of Iowa produces mixed results, Wisconsin's tight, and a neck-and-neck race nationally, but maybe there's a better question.
Oct 31, 2012 6:01PM ET
Obama's up by slim margins in two Ohio polls, a national poll has Obama up by five, Michigan might be up for grabs, Obama's up by eight in a Wisconsin poll, and Europeans like Obama.
Oct 30, 2012 5:11PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: An NPR poll shows just how perplexing the presidential race is a week away, it's a dead heat in the Florida Senate race, and a poll today shows Elizabeth Warren up by 7 points over Sen. Scott Brown in Massachusetts.
Oct 29, 2012 6:34PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: it's still a tight race for the senate in Massachusetts, polls make small movements in the national race, and another poll makes North Carolina a dead heat.
Oct 26, 2012 4:20PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Internal polls from both sides present conflicting but not-pretty pictures for Richard Mourdock in Indiana, Colorado is neck-and-neck in the presidential race, and tracking polls conflict again.
Oct 25, 2012 5:56PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Two polls have contradictory results on whether President Obama or Mitt Romney is winning women, Romney has a big leg up with white voters, and PPP shows everything all tied up in North Carolina.
Oct 24, 2012 3:44PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Gallup has brought Romney's lead down to three, Murphy is now up by six in Connecticut, a new poll shows cause for concern for Obama when it comes to enthusiasm, and two polls show how tight it is in Ohio.
Oct 23, 2012 4:23PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: President Obama won the debate, tracking polls are up and down, and Sen. Ben Nelson's lead is shrinking in Florida.
Oct 22, 2012 2:05PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Numbers raise questions about just how many opinions the debates affected, Obama's up in his crucial state of Ohio, and national polls give Romney the upper hand.
Oct 19, 2012 5:21PM ET
National polls other than Gallup indicate the race is tight, Obama is up in Wisconsin and maybe Iowa, and Rasmussen has Romney up by five in Florida.
Oct 18, 2012 3:07PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: In Maryland, marriage equality is leading, the Democrat is up in Ohio's Senate race, and Romney takes a seven-point Gallup lead.
Oct 17, 2012 1:46PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Insta-polls give President Obama the second debate, and the Connecticut Senate race is still in a dead heat.
Oct 16, 2012 6:39PM ET
A new poll from USA Today/Gallup finds the candidates equally favorable heading into tonight's debate, Romney's up by as much as four in two polls, but Obama's up by three in another, Pennsylvania is looking closer, and rural swing state voters are going big for Romney.
Oct 15, 2012 6:27PM ET
National and tracking polls show varying results, a USA Today/Gallup poll has Romney up in swing states thanks to women but the Obama campaign sees a problem, and Romney is doing better with Latinos in Florida than he does with Latinos nationwide, and fewer voters think Obama will win Tuesday's debate.
Oct 12, 2012 4:18PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: It's unclear who won the vice-presidential debate, and Mitt Romney is leading President Obama in Florida and New Hampshire.
Oct 11, 2012 5:10PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Voters in three swing states see more strong leadership qualities in Romney than Obama; in another poll of swing states we find the debate didn't change that many people's minds; a small number of debate watchers do so on two screens; and the national tracking polls once again conflict.
Oct 10, 2012 4:41PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Paul Ryan gets better favorability ratings heading into the vice-presidential debate Thursday, national tracking polls are again unclear for both candidates, Latino voters in Arizona overwhelmingly support President Obama, and Obama's up by 4 points in Florida despite one pollster calling the state for Mitt Romney.
Oct 9, 2012 5:50PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Gallup's numbers today lead to varied viewpoints, favorability for both candidates are at highs, and Ohio is tight.
Oct 8, 2012 5:31PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Pew shows Mitt Romney leading by four points, the tracking polls paint a confusing picture, swing state polls show President Obama leading by a small margin, and fewer Obama supporters than Romney supporters are "extremely likely" to vote.
Oct 5, 2012 4:04PM ET
Today's in Poll Watch: Two different pollsters show Virginia, Ohio, and Florida leaning more towards Romney than they had been, but the tracking polls still have Obama up nationally.
Oct 4, 2012 4:24PM ET
Debate viewers think Mitt Romney beat President Obama, and the Connecticut senate race is basically tied. Here's our guide to today's polls and why they matter.
Oct 3, 2012 4:58PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Two national polls show differing results, Romney's close in Florida and Virginia, but down in Ohio, Romney's gaffe was worse than Obamas, and the Democrat might be winning the Arizona senate race.
Oct 2, 2012 1:49PM ET
Obama's lead with women voters explains his national poll lead, McCaskill is up by just 1 point in her Missouri Senate race, and Obama is up by a whopping 11 points in a new poll out of Nevada. Here's our guide to today's polls and why they matter.
Oct 1, 2012 5:30PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Hey, it looks like this race might be tight again -- Romney's lead is growing among independents, and Elizabeth Warren's ahead in Massachusetts.
Sep 28, 2012 3:04PM ET
A Fox News poll finds people want change, but they don't want Romney, Nevada and North Carolina are not going the ways the parties expected, and Romney might be fighting in Iowa. Here's our guide to today's polls and why they matter.
Sep 27, 2012 2:01PM ET
Gallup sees President Obama strong on approval rating even though Rasmussen doesn't, and the Indiana Senate race is tight.
Sep 26, 2012 5:43PM ET
Today in Poll Watch: Voters are seeing President Obama as the way to go for the benefit of the economy, Mitt Romney is seen unfavorably by half of Americans, Democrats lead Senate races in Florida and Ohio, and the Arizona Senate race might be tighter than expected.
Sep 25, 2012 3:54PM ET
In today's Poll Watch: Things aren't looking good for Mitt Romney in Ohio, President Obama's also up in Florida, and the Massachusetts Senate race is tied.


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By Brendan Conway
Buying an exchange-traded fund or note to profit from a stock-market decline, or big swings in the market? Hold on a second. There's a lot more going on in these trading vehicles than "profit from volatility."
Volatility ETFs and ETNs are complex enough, and designed to behave with sufficient similarity to an options contract, that you might be better off going straight for options. Or, better yet, if you're worried about the stock market, just move to cash. At least in that case, you know your money will be there in a few weeks, which often isn't true of cash devoted to volatility exchange-traded funds.
Investors who are new to the ETFs/ETNs got a taste of it on Thursday. iPath S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN (VXX) slumped 13% as stocks soared, including the biggest single-day jump in the Dow since December 2011. The leveraged version, ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (UVXY) slumped a remarkable 21%. They're both down again on Friday by anywhere from 2% to 5%. For 2013, they're down 50%-80%.
Losses are routine in these products. Once you get past the complex mechanics you'll see it happens for reasons similar to why a put option's price decays over time.
These trading vehicles don't even reflect "volatility" as the average investor might understand it. They instead track continuously rebalanced baskets of futures contracts on the CBOE Volatility Index.
Most of the time, their price moves will reflect what's called a "negative roll yield," as the funds/notes sell some (usually less expensive) short-dated futures and buy some (usually more expensive) longer-dated ones. It's the opposite of "buy low, sell high." Think of it as a kind of cost of insurance that you're paying all the time. As the YTD performance slump shows, those costs add up.
It turns out investors have put about as much cash — $1.3 billion — into the two just-mentioned trading vehicles as they currently hold altogether, even though each entered 2013 already containing a pool of investor assets. VXX's net inflow the last three years is $2.8 billion. The ETN's three-year annualized loss of 61% gives an idea where the money went. Figures are from XTF.com.
When there's a disaster in the market, the value of those near-term futures may skyrocket, which I guess is why investors keep pushing money into these ETFs and ETNs.