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Skip to comments.Tomorrow, we fire a liberal (as scheduled and promised)
Posted on 11/06/2012 9:15:14 PM PST by max americana
As per my original post weeks ago, we hired a liberal deliberately so we can fire him once Odumbo wins. Well, because I'm a man of my word, this puke will be fired at the end of the day.
This is therapy as I saw the last posts in 2008 and lots of Freeper bosses fired their libtard employees. It will make me feel good as every liberal's misery is my happiness and this is "revenge" as per that POS p-resident said.
yeah, I'm kinda wondering if he is too.
Why should he? We've aborted 50 million people. This garbage "we will survive this"; I'm not buying it.
Seriously? What is your retention rate to hire and fire at whim? If anything, show the puke what work means rather than this stupid stunt.
Good for you. You made my night. I just fear I will have to pay his tab when he signs up for all the Obummer programs to live.
God is listening...we aren't. He gave us choice, it's not His fault how we use it, but He cannot condone our poor choices. He would not be a good Father if He masked the consequences of our poor choices, now would He?
I do IT work for small businesses/residential 'on the side'. Back in 2008, I 'fired' one of my business customers for this very reason. The owner was a big 0bama lover, and I decided to 'shun' him. Many more people should do the same.
If you own a restaurant. Refuse to give tables to liberals. You a mechanic? Don't work on a car for a liberal....and let them all know WHY!
God answers all prayers, but sometimes the answer is 'No'........
Cancel any services as well. Magazines newspapers etc.
i know your angry and I am too...but thats juvenile and we are better than that
DOn't fire them...They'll just collect unemployment and sit on their duffs....Cut their hours, wages,benefits etc. Make their lives.....Let them quit and try to find other work.
I'm with what the other guy said. Work his ass off.
LOL. The Calvinists will be coming for you....
Oh, God is listening.
He has a different answer than you want.
But trust Him and watch Him work.
You know, when you're repairing a house, sometimes you'll find structural rot. Well, you gotta tear down that whole section in order to build it back up strong and proper.
That may be what's going on here.
And if nothing else, don't give the DUmmies the opportunity to gloat over you.
They're prolly lurking even now to watch your heads explode and laugh at you as they report to their fellow travelers in their foul den.
Don't give them the satisfaction.
Thank you for this post. I am done helping liberals at work-doing their jobs when they are too stupid.
Bookmarking for tomorrow. Want to hear how the lib enjoyed getting canned.
BTW, I have no doubt that God is listening; it is we who are not. You and I are outnumbered, my friend. America has spoken and God has heard. I think what we have been witnessing for some time now is His stepping back and letting us have what we want. We have increasingly wanted to rid our society of God; well, God may well be ridding Himself of America.
Thanks for you kind words.
(The DUmmies like to be poor.)
Why would God listen to you if you hire people just because you enjoy firing them?
Praying for a baby murder that supports fags in the Boy Scouts, fags in the military, and "benefits" for "domestic partnerships," that wears magic underwear, follows a fake prophet with magic a rocks and believes he will one day be a "god" to win as an elected representative to REPRESENT you and your values (even following Reagan's 75% metric) and YOU are angry God didn't listen to you.
How many of us ever stopped to wonder if maybe we aren't listening to HIM?
How bad did it have to get before God delivered the Jews? How bad did it have to get before the city walls were rebuilt in Jerusalem? How many wondered if God wasn't listening while all the while they pissed on His Law and His Commandments?
I say this not in Judgement of my brothers; I am not judging.....God knows I have sinned plenty.
But I do say this as warning that maybe we need to check our premise and listen to HIM.
I understand the suffering and lamentations with economic hardships; I'm barely making it now........"But for what purpose is it for a man to inherit the whole world and lose his soul in the process?"
We need to pray and ask HIM to forgive us. We need to remember that Jesus will deliver us; hoping that Myth would save "us" was never going to work; it couldn't work.
My fear has been and was (check my posting history) that Romney and his version of "Jesus" would lead more people away versus the blatant evil that is 0bama. I did not want 0bama to win. I wished and hoped they could both lose and that we could get a Christian Conservative in, but it didn't happen.
A house divided cannot stand. there is no "lesser of two evils," it is a trick and only the foolish would believe otherwise.
Anyhow, tonight I pray for you and I pray for my country. We will never be able to bring America to God, but I pray for salvation, strength, wisdom, courage, and the Words to bring God to America.
I pray that you will find Peace and solace knowing that He does listen and He does love you; He just doesn't always do what we want or what we think is best.
Best news of the night. In fact, my husband has a black employee that is an Obama freak, I might make the suggestion as well.
Why should G0d listen - Why should He? Weve aborted 50 million people.
Well, "Rev." Jeremiah Wright has it right now -
G0d [has damned] America.
You know what I think God is telling me?
I think he is telling me to get my Azz to work and make Private Jet Money.
I have a friend, a billionaire, who has made fun of me for getting into politics as much I invest myself.
I'm thinking "WTH? He's got more loot than me and all I have to do is get to work. Be above it all and spend my time on more satisfying activities.
I cannot believe how much money and time I have invested over the last 7 years and I'm walking backward.
Seems like a waste of time on my part and really, I'd rather be chasing girls anyway.
You cant collect unemployment if you've been fired. Laid off yes, fired, no. We checked with our legal guys.
I'm starting to feel good already ;)
And all those people who are suffering in NY and NJ because of Sandy who went out and voted for Obama anyway..F them..they can sit in their urine stained crapholes without power for a year for all I care(Yeah Im sorry if I sound insincere but I am SO pissed off right now)
Go for it, we have our asses covered with multiple warning letters, memos etc. This was planned from the get-go.
God always listens. He does not always give us what we want. This is His chastisement and we deserve it.
Maybe you should just move him to the basement and steal his stapler.
I don't get it. You hired a liberal specifically so you could fire him if BO got elected?
To: max americana
DOnt fire them...Theyll just collect unemployment and sit on their duffs....Cut their hours, wages,benefits etc. Make their lives.....Let them quit and try to find other work.
God listened, and He answered. The answer was "No."
We can try to fight Him; this is futile and self-destructive.
Or, we can submit to His Will, either wholeheartedly (I can't, yet) or because there is no practical alternative (that's me, at the moment).
Don't worry..we'll do our best to make him cry.
Tomorrow the company my son recently left will be laying off all 200 of their employees. The workers were warned that this would happen if Obama won. The shop is closing down for the next four years.
If you can him, (or it) make damn sure you have a plausible, acceptable reason.
If he can claim you fired him over his political views, your in for Hell.
It's a new day. The nanny is still in charge. Now we'll see the jack-boots hidden beneath her apron.
Tagline update.
Kick his butt to the curb
I did listen to him.
I did exactly what I felt he was asking.
I think he's saying go another direction, for me.
And no, I'm not pissed. I wasn't invested in Romney and couldn't care less that he lost.
What is disheartening is this night is a total wash.
We did not attain a majority in the senate. It was a simple math thing and seemed pretty impossible that we wouldn't reach at least 51 or get lucky and approach 57-58.
Waste of time and money.
Unless God wanted us to flush that retard, Romney, down the drain so he can put a more suitable candidate in front of us.
Maybe, we'll see....
For now, I am going to get to work, make money, chase girls, buy more watches, more art, more wine, more scotch, more cognac, etc.
I have more fun doing that anyway...
But then he might burn down the building.
Why set up somebody for a long ride on foo' stamps and the unemployment roles? I got crapped on decades ago - they cut my pay, changed my hours, increased my workload. I took the honorable way out; threw my keys on the boss' desk and quit.
My friend worked for the same company played it smart. He came into work every day, sat at his desk and did nothing. Drove 'em nuts - it took two weeks and he was on unemployment.
Get creative!
that is what this liberal wants!! he will just go on unemployment and get a gubmint handout like half the country.
you are just helping him..
Do you guys ever go back and reread your posts after you sober up?
We already sent a group to Asia to scour for countries that are tax friendly and pro-business. Do the same. And incorporate to the Caymans..
Thank you. Very well said.
You can't get unemployment if you are fired. Laid off yes, fired, no. We checked and planned this from the get-go.
I bet the shop doesn't close at all.
People, the anti-Christ is suppose to appear, wreak havoc, blah blah blah. Read the bible. I am guessing you can skip to that revelations part. It's gonna be something to tell your grandchildren about.
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Mike Capone and Jan Siegmund of ADP discuss the importance of integration among ecosystem partners in creating end-customer value.Interview conducted by Vinod Baya and Philip Garland
Mike Capone is corporate vice president and CIO of Automatic Data Processing (ADP). Combining client-facing operational experience and strong technical knowledge, Capone guides both product development and information technology. ADP's research and development (R&D) organization delivers products that support more than 500,000 clients while its IT professionals are responsible for enterprise security, infrastructure, messaging, and business applications.
Capone is a 20-year veteran of ADP and has held positions in product development, information technology, and operations. Most recently, he has been senior vice president and general manager of GlobalView, an award-winning multilingual, multicurrency human resources outsourcing solution.
Capone holds an M.B.A. in finance from Pace University and a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science from Dickinson College.
Jan Siegmund is president of Added Value Services (AVS) and chief strategy officer of ADP. He joined the company in 1999. Prior to his promotion to his current position, Siegmund served as president of Added Value Services from 2007 to 2009, which includes Tax, Retirement, Insurance, and Pre-employment Services. Siegmund has been instrumental in the development of ADP's new growth strategy, which has resulted in ADP's expansion into a number of important growth markets. He served as corporate vice president of Strategic Development from 2004 to 2007, and as senior vice president of Strategy and Business Development, Brokerage Services, from 2000 to 2004.
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PwC: Can you give us a broad overview of ADP?
MC: Sure. ADP is a $9 billion services outsourcing company, primarily focused on what we call employer services—HR, payroll, time and labor—which is the hire-to-retire suite. We also have a $1.2 billion business focused on automotive dealer services. One of our challenges is that our brand is often associated with payroll, and people forget we're also one of the largest global HR outsourcing companies in the world and a leading provider of integrated computing solutions to auto, truck, motorcycle, marine, and recreational vehicle dealers throughout the world. We pay one in six people in the United States. People tend to think of us as "the payroll company," but we're well beyond that at this stage.
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"The RMFL was developed with the philosophy that sportsmanship, camaraderie and simple opportunity to play football for average to star players are its underlying principles and objectives and all other league goals shall be subservient." Neumierer was also asked if the Price team could be competitive in this league? " Obviously it is challenging for expansion and new teams at any level of football. But they seem to have the right components, they are well organized, they practice hard and their win over an established team was a big plus for their program." The Outlawz played their first game on Nov. 22, 2003 against the Layton Longhorns. The Outlawz won that game 27-6 in the snow with well below freezing temperatures. "We learned a lot from that one game both positively and negatively," said Coach Salisbury. "First we learned that we have an awesome fan base. There were almost 300 people out there supporting us despite the cold." He continued by saying, " We also learned that we need to get deeper at a lot of positions." The Outlawz rushed for over 300 yards and could not find their way into the endzone on the ground and only found it once in the air. Defense stole the show by recording three safeties and returned a punt for a touchdown. Coach Salisbury added that the makeup of this team is a real unique chemistry. "We have some tough, hard working coal miners, farmers, oil drillers, high school stars that just didn't get recruited, college students, and even policemen." Part of the Outlawz mission statements is to develop players that did not get college recruiting that have a continued interest in playing college football. They have some current stand outs that they are trying to develop and provide those opportunities for; Riley Worthen (Lehi), Jerome Bernard (Lehi), Spencer Mateaele (Roy), Tyson O'Neil (Carbon), Stephen Cruz (Carbon), Perry Laulu (Carbon), Kenny Timothy (Carbon), Chris Wharram (Carbon), and they want this list to grow.
The Outlawz are also trying to expand their coaching staff as well. The Outlawz have Offensive Coordinator Vinnie Rondinelli and Defensive Coordinator Buzz Rondinelli Sr. They are currently accepting resumes for position coaches and a head coach. Coach Salisbury said, " We are trying to develop players to play in college and we are constantly looking for coaches who want to help our young guys achieve that goal." Any coaches interested in helping the Outlawz should contact JP Salisbury at (435) 687-2570.
The history of the Outlawz is also an interesting story in itself. In September of 2003, there were talks of three teams getting together in Price. This was generated by the defensive coordinator Buzz Rondinelli Sr. The only team that obtained equipment and organization was the Outlawz. Their owner Eric Hilliard made all of this happen he worked out sponsorships and bought equipment to make sure that all players had what they needed. The other two teams folded and a portion of those players have ended up with the Outlawz. With no teams left to play with and a fully equipped team, the Outlawz started the process of joining the RMFL and the rest is history.
The Outlawz thank their sponsors for their support and if you know anyone else interested in sponsoring the team contact JP Salisbury at (435) 687-2570.


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The American Legion Auxiliary from Huntington spent some time recently making quilts. These lap quilts will go to the Veterans hospital's rest home.
The quilts have been made with ties and pockets so they can be attached to the patient and they don't fall off all the time.
The convenient pocket will hold some of the patient's personal items and keep them handy for use.
The American Legion auxiliary will also be making quilts in another project. These quilts will go to the Children's Justice Center.
The American Legion auxiliary is always looking for new members. To become a member you must have a father, brother, or relative or step-relative that has been in the armed forces in the past or is now serving.
Members participate in many projects that serve Veteran's and their families.
Hats were also donated along with the quilts. Norma Marsh knitted the hats. The ladies working on the quilts also had a potluck lunch along with the quilt making.


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Introduction | Science | Tools | Partners
Clean Energy Postcards
Bridging Gaps Postcards
Thu, Dec 06, 2012 -
Ministers from 25 Nations Commit to Scaling Up Voluntary Action to Reduce Short-Lived Climate Pollutants
Thu, Dec 06, 2012 -
UNEP Launches New Initiative to Support Climate Change Adaptation in Africa
Wed, Dec 05, 2012 -
Viet Nam, Norway and UN Announce US$30 Million for REDD+ in Viet Nam at UN-REDD COP18 Event
Wed, Dec 05, 2012 -
Corporate Climate Champions Meet at COP18
Tue, Dec 04, 2012 -
Remarks by Nick Nuttall, UNEP Acting Director of Communications and Spokesperson to the Network of Women Environment Ministers
Tue, Dec 04, 2012 -
Food, Water and Livelihoods in Pacific Islands under Increasing Threat from Climate Change
Mon, Dec 03, 2012 - Indicators Can Support Transition to Inclusive, Resource-Efficient Green Economy, Says UNEP Report
Sat, Dec 01, 2012 -
From Peru to the Philippines, UNEP Presents Grassroots Solutions to the Impacts of Climate Change
Tue, Nov 27, 2012 -
Thawing of Permafrost Expected to Cause Significant Additional Global Warming, Not yet Accounted for in Climate Predictions
Mon, Nov 26, 2012 -
UN Climate Change Conference in Doha kicks off with calls to implement agreed decisions, stick to agreed tasks and timetable
Wed, Nov 21, 2012 -
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Gap Widening as Nations Head to Crucial Climate Talks in Doha
Thu, Nov 15, 2012 -
Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism Marks 5,000th Project
Wed, Nov 14, 2012 -
As Nations Head to Climate COP in Qatar Greenhouse Gas Emissions Gap Wider than Previously Thought, says UN Study
Fri, Nov 9, 2012 -
UNDP joins Global Climate and Clean Air Coalition
Mon, Dec 17, 2012 -
UNEP to host the new UNFCC Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN)
Thu, Dec 6, 2012 -
NAMA Finance Study: Examples from the UNEP Bilateral Finance Institutions, Climate Change Working Group 2012
Thu, Dec 6, 2012 -
UN Climate Change secretariat and Rockefeller Foundation launch initiative to support women in fighting climate change
Wed, Dec 5, 2012 -
Youth Climate Report Screening and Press Release
Wed, Dec 5, 2012 -
UN Climate Change secretariat and The Climate Group join forces to encourage government and business leadership on climate change
Wed, Dec 5, 2012 -
CHANT: New Global Foundation and social media movement introduced at COP18
Mon, Dec 3, 2012 -
UN Alliance on Climate Change Education, Training and Public Awareness
Sat, Dec 1, 2012 -
Seeds of Knowledge - Contributing to Climate Change Solutions
Thu, Nov 29, 2012 -
Integrated Spatial Data for Climate Adaptation Planning
Thu, Nov 29, 2012 -
A 4 Degree Warmer World - We must and can avoid it (Infographic)
Wed, Nov 28, 2012 -
Record Arctic Sea Ice Melt, Multiple Extremes and High Temperatures
Wed, Nov 28, 2012 -
Sea-levels rising faster than IPCC projections
Tue, Nov 22, 2012 -
Gulf Times Green Pages
Tue, Nov 20, 2012 -
Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Reach New Record:
WMO Bulletin highlights pivotal role of carbon sinks
Sun, Nov 18, 2012 -
New Report Examines Risks of 4 Degree Hotter World by End of Century
Thur, 8 Nov 2012 -
Gulf countries, taking on the challenge of renewable energy
Thur, 8 Nov 2012 -
UN moves to preserve ecosystems that lock away carbon for millennia
Thur, 8 Nov 2012 -
UNEP: bridging technologies in the region
Thur, 1 Nov 2012 -
Climate coalition targets short-lived pollutants that threaten ice caps
SLOT: Agriculture
THEME: Achieving food security and combating climate change are closely linked and interdependent. Climate-smart approaches can increase agricultural productivity and farmers' income; strengthen the resilience (adaptation) of ecosystems and livelihoods; and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This event will feature programmes and best practices, including integrated approaches such as landscape and ecosystem approaches within agriculture, forestry and fisheries. It will specifically look at program, policy and financial mechanisms for transition to climate change resilient systems, e.g. through resource efficiency and reduction of losses in the whole value chain from production to consumption.
FOCAL POINT: Reuben Sessa, FAO,
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AGENCIES INVOLVED: FAO, IFAD, WFP, UNEP and WB
SLOT: Public awareness and education
THEME: The Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development reaffirmed that we need to put our world on a more sustainable development path. To achieve development that is economically viable, environmentally sustainable and socially equitable, we need more than technical fixes to the problems. We need to change the way people think and act, and education has a vital role to play in this area. The critical role of education in achieving sustainable development is underscored by the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (DESD, 2005-2014). We need to foster action to develop and implement educational and training programmes on climate change. We need the youth to engage in these programs in order to secure green jobs and a green economy.
FOCAL POINTS: Fanina Kodre-Alexander, UNEP,
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Seraphine Haeussling, UNEP,
AGENCIES INVOLVED: UNESCO, UNEP, UNITAR and UNU
SLOT: Adaptation
HOSTED BY: UK Department of Energy and Climate Change, International Institute for Environment and Development, and UNEP/PROVIA
VENUE: Venue: Room 1, Qatar National Convention Centre
THEME: The UNEP-led Programme of Research on Climate Change Vulnerability, Impacts and Adaptation (PROVIA) seeks to address the lack of international direction in research on climate change vulnerability, impacts and adaptation (VIA). PROVIA provides a coordinated and cohesive approach to VIA research as well as a forum for evaluating and pursuing research priorities and communicating the results. During this side event, PROVIA's work to date and the organisers' future vision will be presented. The PROVIA work that will be highlighted includes the PROVIA guidance for VIA assessments and an important VIA research gap analysis, along with advice to the UNFCCC. A vision for future activities will also be presented. Most importantly, PROVIA needs continued engagement with the research community and seeks views from CoP delegates on PROVIA's current work and future plans.
SLOT: Sustainable Tourism
THEME: The tourism sector represents over 5% of the global GDP and one in every 12 jobs worldwide. Tourism will continue to grow in the next decades, and needs to adopt measures to reduce its contribution to climate change. Participants will present ongoing initiatives and future strategies to mitigate tourism emissions and adapt to climate change impacts
FOCAL POINT: UNWTO - Luigi Cabrini, Director, Sustainable Developement of Tourism,
AGENCIES INVOLVED: UNEP, WMO, ICAO, WEF and WTTC
MODERATOR: Bert Metz (ECF)
Presentations by: Joseph Alcamo (UNEP), Niklas Höhne (Ecofys), Joeri Rogelj (ETH Zürich), Laura Segafredo (ClimateWorks Foundation)
Panelists from the European Commission, Germany, South Africa, Costa Rica, Marshall Islands
VENUE: Qatar National Convention Centre. Doha, Qatar
Presentations by:
This event will provide an authoritative and up-to-date synopsis of the science and policy issues surrounding Short-Lived Climate Pollutant (SLCP) mitigation. Potential relationships between SLCP mitigation, carbon dioxide mitigation, and global temperature goals will be central to the briefing and discussion.
This session provides a valuable opportunity for delegates and observers to familiarise themselves with the science and policy issues surrounding SLCP mitigation prior to the Ministerial-level side event introducing the new SLCP-focused Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) on Thursday December 6th. Opportunities and challenges facing the relationship between the CCAC and UNFCCC will be included in the discussions.
More information
VENUE: Room 7
MEETING AGENDA: Ecosystem based Adaptation to the impacts of Climate Change in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
WHERE: Al-Areen Ballroom (1, 2 & 3),
AT: Renaissance Doha City Center Hotel, Doha, Qatar
The IUFRO-led Global Forest Expert Panels (GFEP) initiative will launch its report "Understanding Relationships between Biodiversity, Carbon, Forests and People: The Key to Achieving REDD+ Objectives" and the related policy brief.
John A. Parrotta
US Forest Service, Chair, Global Forest Expert Panel on Biodiversity, Forest Management and REDD+
Robert Nasi
Director, CGIAR Consortium Research Programme on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry: Livelihoods, Landscapes and Governance, Center for International Forest Research (CIFOR)
Valerie Kapos
Tropical Forest Ecologist, United Nations Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre
Horst Freiberg
Head of Division, German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
Tasso Azevedo
Forest and Climate Change Consultant/Former Director General of the Brazilian Forest Service
Come and pick up your copy of the full assessment report and policy brief!
Visit: http://www.iufro.org/science/gfep/biodiv-forman-redd-panel/report/
THEME: At this side event the UNFCCC secretariat together with senior representatives of the other founding members will launch the United Nations Alliance on Climate Change Education, Training and Public Awareness. High-level representatives from Parties and the Global Environment Facility will highlight examples of successful cooperation with founding members on climate change education and public awareness activities. The Alliance's objectives will be presented and its founding members will showcase how they will provide support to and benefit of this new interagency cooperation. Participants will be invited to share their views on the Alliance's draft framework for action and contribute to its further development.
AGENCIES INVOLVED: FAO, UNDP, UNEP, UNESCO, UNFCCC, UNICEF, UNITAR and WMO
VIEW FLYER: Agenda for meeting of Network of women ministers and leaders for the environment
SLOT: Forestry
THEME: Join us to hear firsthand about the advances of partner countries in their implementation of national REDD+ readiness activities and in the development of national REDD+ strategies. Learn how partner countries together with the support of the UN-REDD Programme have taken great strides over the years to advance their work on REDD+.
FOCAL POINT: Reem Ismail, UN-REDD
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AGENCIES INVOLVED: FAO, UNDP and UNEP
SLOT: Capacity-building
THEME: Technology development and transfer is at the heart of the UNFCCC process. The development, transfer and diffusion of climate friendly technologies continue to be some of the cornerstones of the international effort to address the climate change challenge. The side event will showcase experiences with building national capacity and strengthening skills development for TNAs, TAPS and NAMAs in developing countries through south-south learning and international cooperation.
FOCAL POINT: Seraphine Haeussling, UNEP,
AGENCIES INVOLVED: UNEP, UNDP, UNITAR and IAEA
Mr. Thorgeirsson, Director for Implementation Strategy at the UNFCCC
Mr. Achim Steiner, UNEP Executive Director and Under-Secretary-
General of the United Nations
Prof. Joseph Alcamo, Chief Scientist UNEP
Panel of Ministers from the EU, Denmark, the Gambia,
Australia (tbc), Germany,
South Africa (tbc),
Singapore, Brazil (tbc).
AGENCIES INVOLVED: League of Arab States (LAS), UN-ESCWA, UNDP, UNEP and WHO
THEME: Three initiatives will be presented: Regional Initiative for the Assessment of the Impact of Climate Change on Water Resources & Socio-Economic Vulnerability in the Arab Region; Arab Climate Resilience Initiative; and Vulnerability Assessment & Adaptation to Protect Health from Climate Change.
VIEW EVENT FLYER: UN-REDD Programme: Meeting country needs for concrete progress through REDD+ readiness
VENUE: Side Event Room 2
THEME: Presentation of the activities carried out in 2010-2012 and future Iraqi-Italian cooperation initiatives within the New Eden Project.
FOCAL POINT: Ms. SUSAN JAMEEL - firstname.lastname@example.com - +964 770 9299927
VENUE: Intercontinental Hotel, West Bay Lagoon, Doha.
THEME: With global attention set to be firmly focused on Qatar during COP18, the Sustainable Innovation Forum will concentrate on actions, solutions and leadership as well as the challenges and opportunities that exist for increased sustainable development. The forum will once again feature high-level government and private sector panellists via three C-level plenary sessions to discuss how to greater mobilise public-private-partnerships (PPPs), the challenges of sustainable urbanisation with an ever-increasing population, and the latest advances in technology and innovation.
MEETING AGENDA: Please visit http://www.cop18qatar.com/agenda/ to view more details, including the latest agenda.
EXPECTED DELEGATIONS: Qatar Airways, BMW Group, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Qatar Petroleum, plus the Governments of Denmark, Qatar, Algeria, Mexico, Ecuador and Japan.
VIEW EVENT FLYER: Climate Smart Agriculture: an all-embracing concept Synergies and Trade-offs at institutional level
VIEW EVENT FLYER: World Climate Summit 2012
Please note that the Side Events and Exhibits (SEE) Brochure is now on line, both on the UNFCCC side events and exhibits landing pages, and may be viewed here
Bridging Gaps: Are you?
[Web Version] [PDF Version]
Our Planet: Fast Action
[PDF Version]
The Emissions Gap Report 2012
A UNEP Synthesis Report
Policy Implications of Warming Permafrost
[PDF Version]
Climate Action Book 2012
[Web Version]
Seeds of Knowledge - Contributing to Climate Change Solutions
PDF Versions: [English] [Spanish] [Arabic]
Pacific Environment and Climate Change Outlook
COP18 Animations
Photogallery - Day 01
Photogallery - Day 02
Photogallery - Day 03
Photogallery - Day 04
Photogallery - The Emissions Gap Side Event
Photogallery - Launch of the UN Alliance on Climate Change Education, Training and Public Awareness
Photogallery - Speakers at COP18
Photogallery - Sustainable Innovation Forum at COP 18
International Poster Biennial of Mexico at COP18
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Doha Climate Conference Opens
Gateway to Greater Ambition and Action on Climate Change Sun, Dec 9, 2012
At the end of the Doha Climate Conference, countries have successfully
launched a new commitment period under the Kyoto Protocol, agreed a firm
timetable to adopt a universal climate agreement by 2015 and agreed a
path to raise necessary ambition to respond to climate change
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"If you thought the sex tape was boring you should have seen her younger sister
. It was awful."
A+ list singer discussing an A list reality star from an A list reality show.
Beyoncé talking about Kim. Don't get the younger sister part thoughReplyCancel
Or rihanna talking about Kim and maybe rihanna fucked Kendall idkReplyCancel
Is Khloe the youngest or Kim?ReplyCancel
MIley talking Kyle JennerReplyCancel
Surprise Bitches bet ya didnt thought this answer was coming.ReplyCancel
Khloes sex tape and Beyonce stabbing a bitch in the backReplyCancel
There was already a BI reveal about Khloe making a sex tape with FM and him showing it to all his friends.
I think I read somewhere FM was rapping on a J song about missing Kanye's wedding due to "visa issues." So maybe that's how Bey saw it?ReplyCancel
Poor bey haven't to see that awfulness in action.ReplyCancel
What is wrong with Khloe? FM is FUGLY! If you're going to hook up with a rapper, he ought to at least be successful or hot – if not both. She should have stuck with The Game, when FM drops off the radar in a year (or less) she'll regret supporting him via child support for the next eighteen.ReplyCancel
Kim's sex tape was one of the worst. Tanya Harding wedding night was way better.ReplyCancel
Riven has it. This is about clips of Khloe making the the rounds. Beyonce is probably A+ singer. Khloe will not be making millions off of these like Kim did with hers. No word on if Khloe gets a golden shower like Kim did.ReplyCancel
Id watch it just out of curiosity though.ReplyCancel
Dragon! I like it!ReplyCancel
..Said every guy who pirated and downloaded the Jenner girl's tape before it could be "stolen".ReplyCancel
@Steam *High five*ReplyCancel
Jacq, Khloe is fugly too. She doesn't exactly have the choices available to her, like Kim has in men.ReplyCancel
Khloe needs to have a few more (thousand) plastic surgery ops to make her look like Kim. Then, she'll have more options in "men." Maybe she'll pick an asshat like Kanye, too! Yay!ReplyCancel
I haven't watched but everything I've read online says there's no golden shower in Kim and Ray J's tape and it's just a rumor. Can anyone confirm?ReplyCancel
I'm probably in the minority here, but I think Kim is the least attractive person on that family. I would take Khloe over her any day. That being said, I'm wondering if Lamar hurt and fucked up Khloe so badly with the cheating and drugs that this is her desperate cry for any attention (pretty lucky for FM). Or is it that she's always been this petty and out of control, just doesn't give a shit about hiding it now? Or is all of this yet another ploy for PMK to generate more money?
Right now I'm pretty solely on #TeamRob, you're the only hope boy. You've pulled a Leah Remini, you broke free from the cult and even though you didn't get very far that's ok, you're a bit out of shape anyway. But that's fine baby! Cause it makes you you and not a Kardashian. Just keep doing your thing bro, go carve Bruce a chainsaw sculpture of PMK so you can bond while tossing it in a fire. Make a sock line with cartoonish images of stills from Kim's sex tape, I'm sure the majority of the Hamptons population will buy them all up this summer.ReplyCancel
Khloe probably took up the whole screen.
Let's not forget beiber had a 3 some with Kendall and Kylie before Coachella and he records all his celebrity smash sessions. He probably showed it to Miley whom he's still friends with.
Khloe has always been spiteful and mean and petty she just hid it well on camera and came off as the likeable one. She and kourtney were also big druggies but kourtney quit when she became a mom and Khloe kept the party going.ReplyCancel
Only person to hurt Khloe is her pimp mother who taught her that being a golddigging whore is a viable career.ReplyCancel
The golden shower scene apparently didn't make the final cut. EwwwwwwwwwReplyCancel
Justin Bieber/Kim/KylieReplyCancel
@Kat and @Bunni, the golden shower was edited out by Vivid (are they the ones who bought and released the tape?) before distribution, but rumor is that the unedited version had the scene.
Also rumored that PMK directed and requested a re-shoot of the video.
7 months until KFF.ReplyCancel
Can't have pee in sex scenes and distribute in the US. That is how they got Max Hardcore on obscenity charges. A distributor, not Max, sent Euro versions (pee included) via US Mail to a postal inspector in Tampa.
Even though Max had given the dude instructions not to sell them in the US and not to ship via US Mail, it didn't matter. Distributor flipped for deal and the gubment finally succeeded in convicting Max, on their 3rd attempt.
Internet distribution it different, because you can host your servers offshore, incorporate off shore, and the gubment's only recourse would be to pressure credit card companies not to process payments.
That is why many sites, like PissMops, didn't involve sex. Just a whore kneeling in a bathtub w/ dudes who took in lots of water and vitamins hosing them down.
(PissMops site is no longer, but their DVDs are still available through JM Productions' JerkOffZone.com)ReplyCancel


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London Welsh condemned Sale Sharks to their fourth straight Premiership loss after claiming a 29-19 win in Salford on Friday.
London Welsh condemned Sale to a fourth successive Premiership defeat on Friday after recording a fine 29-19 success at Salford City Stadium.
Fresh from their victory at Exeter, Lyn Jones' men took the game to their hosts from the off.
First blood went to them only two minutes in, with a Gordon Ross penalty goal to calm the nerves.
A fine pick and drive from Jonathan Mills saw the Exiles' captain score the first try of the game only moments later, and with Ross adding the extras and a further penalty goal, the visitors were in a commanding position as the game wore on.
Having shown their attacking qualities, they were equally strong in defence, with Sale struggling to pass the gain line for long spells.
It was Danny Cipriani who finally got the scoreboard ticking Sale's way with three penalty goals, but Welsh replied with a try five minutes from the half-time whistle, as Ed Jackson scored in a move that saw the ball recycled several times.
Facing a 23-9 half-time deficit, the Sharks had a mountain to climb in the second period. It didn't start well, as Ross kicked another three.
But Sale came back with a try of their own, as Tom Brady went over after his pack had spent several phases battering the Welsh line. Nick McLeod, replacing Cipriani, kicked the extras, and clawed Sale back to within a converted score with a penalty goal ten minutes from time.
But it was Ross who had the last laugh, as he took away Sale's chance of a losing bonus-point with a last-gasp penalty to leave the Sharks searching for their first win of the season.
The scorers:
For Sale:
Tries: Brady
Con: Macleod
Pen: Cipriani 3, Macleod
For London Welsh:
Tries: Mills, Jackson
Con: Ross 2
Pen: Ross 5
Sale Sharks: 15 Rob Miller, 14 Tom Brady, 13 Johnny Leota, 12 Sam Tuitupou, 11 Mark Cueto, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9 Dwayne Peel, 8 Andy Powell 7 David Seymour (c), 6 Mark Easter, 5 Kearnan Myall, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Vadim Cobilas, 2 Joe Ward, 1 Eifion Lewis-Roberts.
Replacements: 16 Tommy Taylor, 17 Ross Harrison, 18 Tony Buckley, 19 Fraser McKenzie, 20 Richie Vernon, 21 Will Cliff, 22 Nick Macleod, 23 Corne Uys.
London Welsh: 15 Tom Arscott, 14 Phil Mackenzie, 13 Sonny Parker, 12 Hudson Tonga'uiha, 11 Nick Scott, 10 Gordon Ross, 9 Tyson Keats, 8 Ed Jackson, 7 Michael Hills, 6 Daniel Browne, 5 Matt Corker, 4 Jonathan Mills (c), 3 Paulica Ion, 2 Neil Briggs, 1 Frank Montanella.
Replacements: 16 Dan George, 17 Tom Bristow, 18 Arthur Joly, 19 Kirill Kulemin, Ed Williamson, 21 Nick Runciman, 22 Ryan Davis, 23 Seb Jewell.
Referee: Andrew Small
Assistant referees: Paul Burton, Alan Hughes
Timekeeper: Mike Hamlin
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Shoreline CC Tennis Review For The Week:
The SCC Tennis Teams had matches this week on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, as the tennis season heats up in the NWAACC.
On Thursday, the weather played a role as Skagit Valley College came to Shoreview Park for a match against SCC. The SCC men's team was up 2-1 after doubles, as SCC #1 and #3 doubles teams claimed victory before the rain shut the match down. The SCC women's team was down 3-2 before the match was called, as SVC won 2 of the 3 doubles matches and the Dolphins and the Cardinals split two singles matches. The match will be finished the first week of May.
On Friday, the Bellevue College's women's team came to Shoreview Park and came away with a 9-0 victory over of the SCC women's team. The defending NWAACC Champion Bulldogs played well, shutting out the out-manned Dolphins.
And on Saturday, in a highly anticipated battle on the men's side, the Dolphins battled the Community College of Spokane. The undefeated Dolphins were hoping to maintain their perfect record, but it was not to be, as CC of Spokane won 6-3. SCC won at #1 and #5 singles and #1 doubles. Yassar Khan, SCC's #1 players won his match in straight sets and help lead the #1 doubles team along with Alex Casper to a 6-2, 3-6 and 6-0 victory. Josh Cell was the other winner for SCC, as he won 6-3, 6-2 at the #5 position.
The SCC women's team dropped a 9-0 match to Spokane, as they had to forfeit three matches out of the gate, as they only had four players suited up. Mandy Lam did play well for the team, dropping her #1 singles match 6-4, 6-4
The SCC men's team is now 2-1 on the season and the Women's Team falls to 0-4. Both teams travel to Spokane, WA next weekend to take on Treasure Valley CC and the CC of Spokane in dual matches.
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Ellis, Christopher J.; Nouweland, Anne van den (University of Oregon, Dept. of Economics, February 1, 2000)[more][less]Ellis, Christopher J. Nouweland, Anne van den 2003-08-07T23:34:09Z 2003-08-07T23:34:09Z 2000-02-01 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/58 We construct a market based mechanism that induces players in a non-cooperative game to make the same choices as characterize cooperation. We then argue that this mechanism is applicable to a wide range of economic questions and illustrate this claim using the problems of "The Tragedy of the Commons" and "R&D Spillovers in Duopoly". 0 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon, Dept. of Economics University of Oregon Economics Department Working Papers;2000-2 Quantitative methods Game theory Mathematics Microeconomics Welfare economics Public economics Public goods A Mechanism for Inducing Cooperation in Non-Cooperative Environments: Theory and Applications Working Paper
Davies, Ronald B.; Ellis, Christopher J. (University of Oregon, Dept. of Economics, June 1, 2001)[more][less]Davies, Ronald B. Ellis, Christopher J. 2003-08-12T20:34:18Z 2003-08-12T20:34:18Z 2001-06-01 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/71 Tax incentives offered to attract firms engaged in foreign direct investment are often tied to performance requirements such as domestic content restrictions. The tax competition literature has repeatedly shown that competition between municipalities for mobile firms tends to drive taxes to low levels. One would expect a comparable result for burdensome performance requirements. Despite this, the evidence suggests that while taxes have indeed been driven down, performance requirements are as popular as ever. We explain this seeming conundrum by showing that in the presence of spillovers, binding performance requirements can act as a coordination device for firms. In equilibrium, municipalities choose performance requirements which maximize joint surplus from investment. Competition between municipalities then transfers this surplus to firms via tax subsidies. 0 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon, Dept. of Economics University of Oregon Economics Department Working Papers;2001-4 Foreign direct investment Tax competition Domestic content requirements Competition in Taxes and Performance Requirements for Foreign Direct Investment Working Paper
Blonigen, Bruce A. (Bruce Aloysius); Ellis, Christopher J.; Fausten, Dietrich (University of Oregon, Dept of Economics, March , 2003)[more][less]Blonigen, Bruce A. (Bruce Aloysius) Ellis, Christopher J. Fausten, Dietrich 2003-12-15T20:31:11Z 2003-12-15T20:31:11Z 2003-03 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/136 We explore worldwide foreign direct investment location decisions by Japanese manufacturing firms from 1985 through 1991. Our conditional logit estimates provide evidence that firms' location decisions are affected by membership in either vertical or horizontal keiretsu. Consistent with previous studies that stress agglomeration effects on firms' location decisions, we find that the stock of investment in a region by a firm's vertical keiretsu partners increases the probability of location. Further, we find that the recent flow of investment into a region by a firm's horizontal keiretsu partners increases the probability of investment to the region, providing evidence of networking effects. 206367 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon, Dept of Economics University of Oregon Economics Department Working Papers;2003-19 International economics Financial economics International factor movements and international business Multinational firms International business Corporate finance and governance Industrial groupings and foreign direct investment Working Paper
Ellis, Christopher J.; Fender, John (University of Oregon, Dept. of Economics, June 10, 2003)[more][less]Ellis, Christopher J. Fender, John 2003-08-20T16:35:24Z 2003-08-20T16:35:24Z 2003-06-10 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/115 We develop a Ramsey type model of economic growth in which the "Engine of Growth" is public capital accumulation. Public capital is a public good, and is financed by taxes on private output. The government may either use the taxes gathered to fund public capital accumulation or consume the resourses itself; that is engage in corruption. There is an irreducable level of endogenously determined corruption which constitutes rents for which potential governments compete. This competition takes the form of choosing a time path for public capital invesment, which implies time paths for output and household consumption. We study both the model's steady state, and dynamical behavior along the saddle path. The predictions of our theory accord well with the existant empirical evidence on the relationships between the level and growth rate of output, corruption, public investment and fiscal transparency. Our analysis also does a good job of explaining the transition experiences of several Eastern European economies. 381952 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon, Dept. of Economics University of Oregon Economics Department Working Papers;2003-13 Public capital Growth Corruption Economics Corruption and Transparency in a Growth Model Working Paper
Ellis, Christopher J.; Dincer, Oguzhan C., 1969- (University of Oregon, Dept of Economics, March 1, 2005)[more][less]Ellis, Christopher J. Dincer, Oguzhan C., 1969- 2005-03-22T22:28:07Z 2005-03-22T22:28:07Z 2005-03-01 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/656 16 p. Several empirical studies have found a negative relationship between corruption and the decentralization of the powers to tax and spend. In this paper we explain this phenomenon using a model of Yardstick Competition. Further, using data on government corruption in US states, we provide some new evidence that supports the theoretical findings. 144785 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon, Dept of Economics University of Oregon Economics Department Working Papers ; 2005-5 Corruption Decentralization Yardstick competition Corruption, Decentralization and Yardstick Competition Working Paper
Ellis, Christopher J.; Birdyshaw, Edward Leon, 1969- (University of Oregon, Dept of Economics, May 1, 2005)[more][less]Ellis, Christopher J. Birdyshaw, Edward Leon, 1969- 2005-09-02T23:20:00Z 2005-09-02T23:20:00Z 2005-05-01 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/1310 17 p. We develop a dynamic model of the exploitation of an environmental resource with endogenous property rights. We are able to explain both the evolution of property rights and environmental quality. In some circumstances the time path of environmental quality is U-shaped and resembles an Environmental Kuznets Curve. However this patern derives from changes in the property rights regime, not from changes in income. 175953 bytes application/pdf en_US University of Oregon, Dept of Economics University of Oregon Economics Department Working Papers ; 2005-10 Commons Property rights Environmental resource Privatizing the Commons and Economic Degradation Working Paper
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Im fairly surprised that Neverwinter is more anticipated than ArcheAge
Theyre even now
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Oh look, GW2 is in the lead on MMORPG.com for GOTY.
Let me put on my big surprise face. *groan*
Originally posted by Kuppa
Originally posted by grimgryphon
Oh look, GW2 is in the lead on MMORPG.com for GOTY. Let me put on my big surprise face. *groan*
It's player's choice btw.
Exactly. :-/
Originally posted by grimgryphon
Oh look, GW2 is in the lead on MMORPG.com for GOTY. Let me put on my big surprise face. *groan*
You had youor vote and so did others.
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Even tough iam extremely sceptical about Elder Scroll Online my hope that it contains good RvR is a dream.
GW2 WvW just doesnt give me that glory / adrenaline pumping feeling when playing it.
Elder Scroll + Archeage are the best bets to fill that need of good WvW/RvR
So then what's innovative about GW2. You're having a laugh - ho ho ho
>>> The Secret World <<< GOTY
I can't wait for the total shitstorm that ensues when GW2 sweeps every category that it's in.
Prediction: "This website has lost all credibility."
Originally posted by ezpz77 Prediction: "This website has lost all credibility."
Has lost?
How can an expansion be the Game of the Year?
Most Innovative: None of the above. Game devs can't even claim 3D graphics to be innovative anymore so they have nothing innovative to bring to the player.
And lots of games are missing from the Game of the Year.
Originally posted by grimgryphon
Originally posted by ezpz77 Prediction: "This website has lost all credibility."
Has lost?
Nailed it.
GOTY: I'm not surprised by the trend. I voted Rift (I play and love it), but GW2 is going to be the clear winner. Interesting that Rift is nearly tying with TSW for 2nd place though.
Most Anticipated: Voted ESO for personal interest, but nice to see Archeage on top. I'm looking forward to several of these games, actually, even if most of them I probably won't even play.
Innovated: Duh. It's totally between GW2 and TSW. I went with TSW because I actually love its questing.
Rising Star: Confused what this means, but I went with FFXIV due to personal interest in what's going to happen with it.
Hybrid: No idea, voted LoL just cuz.
Suggestion: Don't allow expansions into the GOTY category.
1)Have an expansions category.
2)Include more actual launch games in the GOTY category. You're missing a lot there.
Because i can.
I'm Hopeful For Every Game, Until the Fan Boys Attack My Games. Then the Knives Come Out.
Logic every gamers worst enemy.
Most innovative is probably going to have the best contest here since its TSW and GW2. I personally went for GW2 since I'm leaning towards the fantasy genre more than post apocalyptic stuff.
Other than that, I'm kind of sad how bad the true action combat titles fare since the concept is super awesome (Given that I absolutely loved TERA at launch, but it quickly became boring due to lack of depth in the actual game itself) and I'd absolutely love to have something like TERA's combat combined with big open world such as Tyria and such in depth questing as TSW has.. That would probably be god descending upon earth for me.


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After losing the first set 6-1, I jumped out to a 4-2 lead in the second, but couldn't hang on, even though I played well. I just needed a few "free" points, which my opponent was not willing to give!! Hence, I lost the second set 6-4. I have played my opponent a couple of other times over the past few years and have yet to find the key to beatIng her. A teammate Googled her to find even more information than I knew before playing her -- in the 1970's, she won the French Open doubles title several times and also got deep into the singles draw. She's kept herself very fit and is a tenacious competitor. Anyway, it was great fun and we've had a wonderful time in Prostejov!
Our 75's men (Bitsy Grant Cup) beat Germany today to win their Cup. They were led by Lester Sack (Southern section) winning the number one position in straight sets!
We all will attend the closing award ceremony at the conclusion of the last match on court. The women's playoff for 3rd and 4th is between Australia and Germany. They split the singles and are now playing the doubles for the bronze.
(Almost) Final Standings here in Prostejov:
Kitty Godfree Cup: France, Gold; USA, Silver; Australia or Germany, Bronze
Bitsy Grant Cup: USA, Gold; Germany, Silver; Australia, Bronze
Tomorrow several of us are traveling to Austria. There we will compete in the ITF Individual World Championships. So we say goodby to the Czech Republic and take with us many wonderful memories. Thank you so much for sharing this ride with us!
Blessings to you all!
Thursday, Sept 12
We did it!! We won our semi-final tie against Australia today, taking all three matches in straight sets!! Molly started the day with a two-set win 6-4; 6-1. When I took the court, I was so happy the team had that win, knowing we would at least get to the doubles. However, we all were hoping to close out the tie with a win at my position! My opponent has a long history of great play and I think I caught her on a slightly "off-day." For the most part, the games were very competitive. I came back from being down 2-4 in the first set to winning it in a tiebreaker, then took the second set 6-3. There were many tense moments in the entire match!
Carol and Betty put icing on the cake by winning the doubles 6-3, 7-5. Needless to say, we are elated to make it to the finals. We will play the finals on Saturday against France, who are the heavy favorites. We will go out and give it all we've got!
The official dinner was last evening and it was attended by all of the teams and accompanying persons. There was good food, music, dancing, door prizes and most of all, great fellowship.
Since we have the day off tomorrow, we plan to have a light practice, then take a train to a nearby town called Olomouc. Someone told us that, behind Prague, it is the most historic town in the Czech Republic. It should be a real adventure!!! We surely plan to take the phone that has the translation app!!
Thanks so much for cheering for us!
Pam's blog: kittygodfree.wordpress.com
Wednesday, Sept. 11
It was just as I thought it would be today -- a very challenging day on the courts. South Africa's number one player has several ITF World Championship titles. She had the better day today against me, winning in straight sets. Thankfully, Molly had bested RSA's number 2 player in straight sets. That meant that the doubles match would be the deciding match.
Betty and I played the doubles and were able to secure the team victory in straight sets. That sets up the semifinals. Tomorrow, France (#1 seed) will play Germany (#4 seed) and we (#2 seed) will play the Aussies (#5 seed) who beat Great Britain (#3 seed). We are thankful to have gotten this far -- From now on, there will be no easy matches. All teams remaining in the semi's are composed of very good players.
The Bitsy Grant Cup (Men's 75's) is being played at our site as well. The team from USA has won all three of their ties without losing a match. They are also in the semifinals tomorrow. Lester Sack, from New Orleans and a fellow representative of Southern, plays # 1 for that team. All of the other Super Senior Cups are being vied for at three different sites in Austria.
Tonight we all will attend the ITF official dinner. It should be fun!
Until next report ......
(Pam's blog: kittygodfree.wordpress.com)
Tuesday, Sept. 10
The weather was beautiful today in Prostejov, and our matches went well, too! We won all three of our matches; however, the team from Belgium put up a good fight in each match. The #2 singles match was three sets and the other two matches were won in straight sets. We felt fortunate to be assigned to Center Court, a stadium with a retractable roof. That was a fun experience, yet we were thankful the weather did not warrant the closing of the roof!!!
We completed the matches early enough to walk to town center, which is a beautiful, old city. We did things a little backward, as we found the ice cream shop, then went to dinner. We went to the same restaurant that we went to last night. The food there is good, but the greatest attraction is their wifi. The wifi in the hotel is sketchy and we have to be creative. At the restaurant, we look like senior citizen teenagers, with our noses stuck into our devices. It's a hoot.
We have a tough challenge with South Africa tomorrow (Wednesday). One of their team members has won several World Championship Individual titles. We are looking forward to more fun on the courts!
Again, thanks for your support.
For Pam's blog and pics, see kittygodfree.wordpress.com
Hello all,
We had a great day today playing the Czech Republic. Molly Hahn started the day playing our #2 singles. She played Hana, who is very steady, hits a mean forehand, has a good backhand and runs well. Molly's slices, dices and placement proved just a bit too much. The match ended in a steady rain and the balls looked like fuzzy oranges. If they had played much longer, the balls would have weighed three times as much as normal. At that point there was a several-hour rain delay. Luckily, we were able to complete the tie as I won at #1 against Milena, then Betty Wachob and Carol Clay had a very competitive doubles match vs Hana and Zorka. Hence, we won 3-0. We had loads of fun. It's so fun trying to communicate when no one speaks the other's language. They were very nice.
Carol has an app on her phone that translates for us -- boy, is that great. Ordering at a restaurant tonight was a breeze and the waitress loved it. We were a dinner party of six and everyone got exactly what they ordered!! It was fun to celebrate our win AND Carol's birthday.
Tomorrow we play Belgium, who lost a close tie today with South Africa. We are hoping for a full day of good weather!
Enjoy the pics on Pam Percy's blog at kittygodfree.wordpress.com.
Again, thanks for participating with us.
Sunday, Sept. 8
Greetings from Prostejov, Czech Republic. Play begins tomorrow for the ITF Super Seniors Team World Championships. The Kitty Godfree Cup (Women's 65s) and the Bitsy Grant Cup (Mens's 75s) are being held here. The venue is great. It is the Czech Republic's National Training Center. The country is very proud of the venue and the staff is very competent!
Today I attended the Captain's meeting, where the seeds and our draw were determined. France is the defending champion and their team is strengthened by the "aging in" of their #1 player from last year's 60s, so they definitely deserve being seeded No. 1. We received the No. 2 seed. There are 16 countries represented. We are divided into four groups of four, with the four top seeds each occupying a slot in separate groups. South Africa, No. 7 seed Czech Republic and Belgium round out Team USA's group. We play the Czech Republic on Monday, Belgium on Tuesday, and South Africa on Wednesday. The winners of the four round robins advance to a semifinal bracket. We'll just take it a day at a time!!!
A tie consists of two singles matches and a doubles match. The team that wins at least two of the matches is declared the winner of the tie. The team members of USA Kitty Godfree Cup team are: Molly Hahn (Boston), Carol Clay (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.), Betty Wachob (Panama City, Fla.) and me. We are all extremely honored to be here representing our country, sections and states.
The opening ceremony was this afternoon as well. It is great to have all of the teams, men and women, come together in their official uniforms, for this social event. All players are "ready for the games to begin" tomorrow.
I will keep you posted daily with results. If you are interested in pictures and additional information, please go to kittygodfree.wordpress.com, which is a blog by Pam Percy.
Thanks so much for your support!!! Go USA!!!!
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