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This section provides various sources describing the energy consumption of the industrial sector and the carbon emissions in particular. Below is an estimate of the million metric tons of carbon equivalents (MMTCE) based upon the Annual Energy Outlook 2003.
According to EIA "Annual Energy Outlook 2003" data, energy-related CO2 emissions for the mining industry were 31.2 MMTCE in 2002.
(The AEO Supplementary tables were generated for the reference case of the Annual Energy Outlook 2003 using the National Energy Modeling System, a computer-based model which produces annual projections of energy markets for 2000-2025. The AEO2003 reflects data and information available as of August 30, 2002.)
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Atlantic Sturgeon now listed as Endangered Species. You might have heard this story on NPR's Weekend Edition this past Saturday (Feb. 4).
Now this New York Times article takes a look:
The sturgeon, in decades long past, commonly exceeded 14 feet and 800 pounds. In the late 1800s, the fish were so abundant in the Hudson River that they were stacked like logs on sloop decks and the smoked flesh gained the nickname Albany beef. But they suffered two great population crashes, first toward the end of the 19th century and again in the last years of the 20th century.
Starting in 1996, all fishing of the New York sturgeon population was stopped under a moratorium that persists today.
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The airport is classified as an airport of entry by NAV CANADA and is staffed by the Canada Border Services Agency. CBSA officers at this airport currently can handle aircraft with no more than 450 passengers, when unloaded from the aircraft in stages, or 150 normally.


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A recent report has given a somewhat bleak outlook for winter wheat farmers.
According to the Nebraska Wheat Board, the lack of snow cover and high winds in recent weeks has affected much of Nebraska's winter wheat crop.
The state has had little moisture since fall, and the board says without additional snow melt or rain, farmers can expect 25 to 35 percent winter kill in the area with up to 30 to 40 percent kill in the northern panhandle.
While this isn't good news, many farmers feel they are in better shape now than they were this time last year.
Todd Watson, a Furnas County farmer said, "This year's better than last year in my opinion. At least it came up in the fall. We didn't get much of a stand previous years. The cold weather is a worry, but I don't know if it's killed it yet."
Snow cover helps protect the crop through the cold months and without the coverage, exposed wheat crops are more likely to be damaged by harsh conditions.
The wheat lays dormant through the winter, so the extent of any winter kill won't be determined until spring.
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The Indian Maoists have been emboldened by the recent success of their Nepalese counterparts, who have emerged as a legitimate power center after a decade of protracted people's war. The effects are already visible in Bihar, where despite complex security arrangement by the state police, partial success of a bandh in October 2006, by the indicated that they are capable enough to strike a crippling blow to the administration. The 24-hour bandh was called by the CPI-M in Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa and Chhattisgarh from Oct. 29, 2006-midnight to Oct. 30, 2006-midnight.
Bihar is a fertile ground for the breeding of Naxalites due to poor governance, complex social structure, chronic poverty and formation of private armies. The Naxalites under the banner of the MCC (Maoist Communist Centre) and PW (People's War) are currently active in over 33 of Bihar's 38 districts. In addition, Nepalese Maoists make their presence felt in the State taking advantage of the 700 kilometers of porus border between the two neighbouring countries. Despite efforts by the security personnel manning the border, it is not possible to effectively check the movements of the Nepalese Maoists because of forests and inhospitable terrain that account for much of the border area. Northern Bihar districts are facing a spurt in Maoist violence ever since the Maoists have become active in Nepal.
As India struggles to come to terms with a difficult internal security situation in the wake of continuing Maoist attacks, the 'United Front' effort by the Asian Maoist outfits in general and linkages between the Nepalese Maoists and its Indian counterparts in particular are a grave cause of concern for India. In addition, internal security is in constant threat due to ideological, strategic and organisational linkages between the CPI-Maoist and the CPN-Maoist.
The ripples of any development in the Maoist movement in Nepal are felt in India as well. A document condemning the moderate approach and stating its disadvantages to the furthering of the Maoist movement in Andhra Pradesh was circulated among the Indian cadres. In a general consensus it was felt that the party should have followed the 'militant' line as practised by the Maoists in Nepal and the LTTE in Sri Lanka.
A document of the CPI (Maoist) titled "New Challenges: Our Perspectives", meant for internal circulation, emphasised the need for an evaluation of the developments of events on the Indian front, and, then redefine its strategies and field tactics accordingly. The Indian Maoists are closely following the chain of events in Nepal and monitoring the actions the actions of their Nepalese counterparts. The Maoist victory in Nepal along with the modernization of its weaponry by procuring new and sophisticated weapons has strengthened the morale of the Indian rebels and encouraged them to accelerate their insurgent activities in India.
While the Maoists in India are ready to start a United Front with the support of its South Asian counter parts, the state responses to the menace is incoherent and laid-back. Even the formation of Naxalite Coordination Committee and Task Force comprising officers of the nine Naxal-affected states have failed to generate a coordinated effort among the administration of the Naxal effected states. Apart from the so-called multi-pronged action against the Maoists, the authorities are reluctant to take further steps to check external influence over the Naxals.
Many Indian insurgent groups, most notably the United Liberation Front of Assam and the CPI –M lend a helping hand to the Communist Party of Nepal (CPN). Expatriate Nepalese living in India provide funds and support for the CPN.
The first signs of contact between the Maoists of the neighboring countries was reportedly registered during 1989-1990, when the two groups started collaborating in order to expand their area of influence. Subsequently, they began the process of building up what is now known as the Revolutionary Corridor extending from Nepal across six Indian States, including Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Madhya Pradesh. This area came to be called the Compact Revolutionary Zone (CRZ). The establishment of the CRZ provided a wider platform to the Nepalese and Indian left-wing extremist organizations to strengthen their base of operations in the two countries.
The more radical groups in South Asia, including both the PWG and the Nepalese Maoists, are members of the 'Revolutionary Internationalist Movement' (RIM). In July 2001, about 10 extreme Left Wing (Maoist) groups in South Asia formed the Coordination Committee of Maoist Parties and Organization of South Asia (CCOMPOSA), in which the Nepalese Maoists, Maoist Communist Centre (MCC), PWG, Purbo Banglar Movement (Bangladesh), Communist Party of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and other Indian left-wing extremist parties became members.
The appearance of graffiti in remote villages in Naxalite strongholds, in Andhra Pradesh, upholding CCOMPOSA, indicates the spread of the idea of a common front of left-wing extremist groups in South Asia. The Central Committee of Maoists passed a resolution in January 2002 stating its intentions of working together with the PWG and the MCC in fighting the ban imposed on the latter two organisations in India, under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2002. In addition, latest reports indicate the setting up of an Indo-Nepal Border Region Committee consisting of the Maoists and the PWG to coordinate insurgent activities in North Bihar and along the border region.
For quite some time, the Maoists have also been working closely with the MCC for unification, consolidation and expansion of the Maoist movement in India and across South Asia. A careful examination of expansion of Naxalite activity in Bihar in the last two years would reveal the extent of support lent by the Nepali Maoists and an effort by the Nepalese insurgents to influence Maoist activities stretching across Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and Bihar.
The Bihar-Nepal border is easily permeable. Bihar has eight districts and 54 police stations situated on the border. In the recent past, the state police have arrested a number of Nepalese Maoists in the border districts of West and East Champaran, Sitamarhi, Sheohar and Madhubani. If reports are to be believed, the Nepalese have made full use of the general breakdown of law and order in the region to set up bases at several points along the border. Reports indicate the existence of training camps in the forests of Bagha in the West Champaran district. These forests and the accompanying harsh terrain makes it difficult to control insurgent activities in the area, which has emerged as a safe haven for the Nepalese insurgents.
The left-wing extremist group, the Communist Party of India––Marxist-Leninist (CPI-ML) Janashakthi, which has a marginal presence at least in six Indian States, but is very active in isolated and limited number of pockets in Andhra Pradesh, has expressed support to the Nepalese Maoists. It is a co-signatory, along with 41 other left-wing extremist groups ranging from South America to South East Asia, to a resolution that 'condemns and opposes the malpractice of the fascist state of Nepal' and demands 'life security' for imprisoned Maoist personnel, leaders and sympathisers.
The growing influence of Nepalese Maoists in other parts of India was unearthed after four of its personnel were arrested in West Bengal in February 2003. The arrested Maoists confessed during interrogation of their plan to use West Bengal as a corridor between their areas of domination in India and Nepal. Darjeeling and Siliguri would act as the important transit routes.
The Nepali residents in India, forming a strong population of nearly eight million, (particularly in Sikkim, Darjeeling, Siliguri, Shillong, Dehradun, Himachal Pradesh and Gorakpur-Lucknow belts) have established a countrywide organization called the Akhil Bharatiya Nepal Ekta Samaj (ABNES). The Government of India later banned the organization under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) in July 2002. ABNES was registered with the stated objective of securing unity among immigrant Nepalese residing in India and working for their welfare. However, it gradually became involved in subversive activities and began to function as a front for the Maoist insurgents of Nepal.
There is also some reportage about the Nepalese Maoists' links with insurgent groups active in India's Northeast like United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA), Kamtapur Liberation Organisation (KLO), Gurkha National Liberation Front (GNLF) and Gurkha Liberation Organisation (GLO).
Though the exact nature of the relationship is so far unknown, the Maoists are also reported to have some links with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) in Sri Lanka. However, it is suspected that the Maoists have received arms training from LTTE operatives in the past and this practice may be continuing. Links between these two may have been facilitated through the PWG, which has a record of co-operation with the LTTE in arms procurement and training.


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You can see my picks for numbers 20 through 16 here. (If you're a fan of Avenged Sevenfold, again, prepare to be butthurt. Seriously, we're talking Def Con 1 levels here)
You can see my picks for numbers 15 through 11 here. (Less butthurt in that entry. Maybe.)
My rankings are based on a few factors, with none weighed more heavily than the others. Sales figures, airplay, buzz, and whether the album is something that's actually interesting to listen to, are all figured in. That's just a long-winded way for me to say, "This all just my opinion so if you don't like it, whatever."
#10: Battlecross - "War of Will"
I was around for the first wave of Thrash Metal.
Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax, Testament, Death Angel, Exodus, Vio-Lence, Forbidden; I was all about that.
Maybe it's just me being like one of those dad-rock guys who can't get with anything written after grunge took over, but a lot of the New Wave of Trash leaves me a bit flat. Why would I listen to a band ape Death Angel when I can listen to Death Angel, ya know?
But every once in a while, one of those New Wave of Thrash bands breaks through and blows up my speakers. This year, Battlecross was that band.
Hailing from Michigan, (and continuing that state's massive musical winning streak I touched on earlier with The Black Dahlia Murder ), Battlecross has the hooks, the aggression, and the modern metal sensibility to bring a new angle to the Thrash Sound.
How legit are these guys?
So legit, that they were the first opening for Metallica's Orion Music Festival this year in Detroit. (Seriously, did Michigan make a collective deal with the devil in 2013? Cuz, that's kinda my thing.)
Here's to hoping that Metallica was watching the Battlecross set and taking notes on what to do with their next album.
#9: Kvelertak - "Meir"
I mentioned earlier, that Scale the Summit would be the only band on this list that you can't sing along with, as they're an instrumental act .
You can sing along with this next band, but only if you speak Norwegian.
But why get hung up on the lyrics when Kvelertak speaks the universal language of music so well?
Crank this NOW:
What are they singing? Who cares? We're rocking the eff out here!
Have another one:
It's like 70's dad-rock, black metal, and punk are having a threesome in Vahalla!
One more:
Kvelertak means "stranglehold" or "choke hold" in Norwegian. "Meir" means more.
These guys have a choke hold on my ears and I want MOAR!
#8: Volbeat - "Outlaw Gentlemen and Shady Ladies"
With this entry, I correct a grave injustice.
Earlier this week, the Rock 94.7 Rock Nation Panel of Experts released their Top 10 Rock Songs of 2013 List.
Despite racking up number one hit after number one hit, Volbeat is nowhere on that list.
Some norms just don't get what's going on with this band. I'll admit, the first time I heard "Warrior's Call " I was all "WTF is up with that voice?" But something kept bringing me back. Eventually, I fell under Volbeat's spell, and I've been there since.
Name one other band in the rock/metal scene that sounds like these guys. Good luck, because there aren't any. Nobody's mixing Rockabilly, Country (the good kind, not Nashville Pop), Load-era Metallica, punk, and on this album, a bit of 80's synth pop, and making it work like these guys do.
And then there's the song with King freaking Diamond:
if metal is going to stay relevant, it has to evolve.
How fitting that a band that shares a name with a Pokemon is a big part of that evolution.
Volbeat, I choose you!
[DISCLAIMER: Scary FN Terry prefers Magic: The Gathering. Ditch the Poke/Digi/Yugi crap, and play the OG CCG already.]
#7: Shining (Norway) - "One One One"
Metal, Industrial, Jazz, Saxophones? Why not mix them all together and see what happens?
So...THAT'S what happens? Why haven't we done this sooner?
Shining (Norway)'s "One One One" has so much going on. Riffs and beats come at you from all sorts of angles. One minute, you're dancing, then you're moshing, then you're just freaking out.
Then there's the sax.
I remember when Jethro Tull beat out Metallica for the Metal Grammy back in the day. I remember the print ads afterwards, claiming in their headline that "The Flute is a Heavy Metal Instrument".
But in the hands of Jorgen Munkeby and pals, the Saxophone is metal as hell.
#6: Clutch - "Earth Rocker"
One word: BUUUUUUAAAHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I'll admit that I'm a bit of a fanboy when it comes to Clutch. They could sing the phone book and I would buy it and rock out to it. (BTW, in case you're a youngin', phone books were big slabs of bound paper that we looked phone numbers up in before the internet.)
"Earth Rocker" is a tigher, brighter, more efficient Clutch. It hits hard from the start and never lets up.
Don't get me wrong. I dig bluesy Clutch too. I just dig "hit it and get it" Clutch a hell of a lot more.
Only 5 more to go! Click here to continue!
Feel free to post about how much you agree with everything I say, and how you'd love to bear my children even though you're a dude and that's totally impossible in the comment section below. (If you're a lady, I appreciate the offer, but Mrs. Scary would END us.
*In addition to being totally right about every pick so far and you know it, "Scary" Terry Stevens is a radio host for Midwest Communications. You can Book Face with him here .
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Kim Kardashian and Gabriel Aubry have gone their separate ways after less than a month of dating.
The pair were spotted looking extremely cosy at an LA Lakers game back in November which prompted speculation they were dating.
However, a source close to the duo revealed: "They were getting to know each other, but realised they might be better off just being friendly."
Still there's some solace for Kim in her career.
She was recently named the highest paid reality star of 2010, having earned an estimated $6 million through endorsements this year.
While Versace model Gabriel will be more than happy to focus on his role as a father. He has a young daughter with his ex Halle Berry.
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Residents have been allowed back into their homes after crews cleaned up a gas leak near Tomahawk and Southern.
Apache Junction Fire Department spokesman Dave Montgomery said Hazmat crews from Mesa, Queen Creek and Gilbert fire departments assisted at Harman's Recycling, a scrap metal recycling business, located at 1557 E. 18th Ave.
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Fire crews identified the substance as hydrogen sulphide, an extremely flammable and toxic gas.
Montgomery said about 40 nearby residents were evacuated Thursday afternoon. They were allowed back into their homes and businesses about 5 p.m.
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World Wetlands Day 2002: Latvia
World Wetlands Day 2002 in Latvia
World Wetlands Day in Gauja National Park
On February 22, 7th class children of Cesis secondary school together with national park's experts made for an excursion to Suda bog. It is the largest mire in a territory of the Gauja national park. The central part of it is a nature reserve, which is closed to visitors. The excursion took place in northern part of the bog.
The participants of the excursion, 14 people, covered altogether 6,5 km, 3 of them - through the bog. During the excursion school children had a possibility to find out more about a formation of the bog, its flora and fauna, relations between people and a bog, for example, the influence of a drainage and peat extraction 70 years ago. They saw foot tracks of birds (hazel grouse) and mammals (fox, mice, hare) and got a sight of a fox itself, too. They also had a look at a place where run out waters of a brook that flows through the bog - one of special features of the Suda bog.
At the very end of the excursion its participants recieved educational materials about wetlands and their protection, including Suda bog.
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Volume 29, Number 25 Weber State College, Ogden, Utah 84403 Friday, January 30, 1970 I-4 I iris : i M I ? ' l s ' ! ; i' i. . i ; f ; : i : i I ; 1 -J ' j . i , If j - 5 ! s' I 1 ! I ' ' ! IhJ -if- ;! ' I. : :; ! ' i ' j sir ' j ' ' . j f n " 01 fi rP H p. n A - . 1 THESE MEMBERS of the Weber State College A Cappella Choir will perform today at 11 a.m. in the Fine Arts convocation series. Also perforforming with the group will be violinist Juleen Reimschussel. K7SC rdnsta, The Weber State College Symphony Orchestra and A Cappella Choir, will present the convocation on Friday, January 30, at 11 a.m. The convocation will be performed in two parts. The first half will be presented by the A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Lyneer C. Smith. Their presentation will be as follows: ' Class credit to be given for tutoring The School of Education has an. nounced that class credit will be available for anyone willing to tutor students in the grade school, high school and college levels. According to Dr. Harley K. Adamson, Chairman of The Department of Secondary Education, students involved In the Student Educational Encouragement Drive (SEED) will be eligible for one hour of class credit for Education 192. Dr. Adamson said that as much as three hours of class credit could be given, provided that the tutor helped a student in the pub-lie schools systems for one quar. ter. Course requirements will also include attending a special semi, nar-class once a week and submit, tal of a formal report describing the tutoring work done, near the end of the quarter. In order to register for the ere-dit, students must have completed one quarier of their sophomore year, have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or better and have completed the SEED applica. tion to tutor for class credit. It is also necessary that those wishing credit sign the list in the student activities center be. fore the coming preregistration. ' SI,' ir The studentbody secretary will have the list available at her desk. Barring storms, the hillside let-ters will be effaced Saturday and work will begin in designing and planting with shrubbery a new W. At the recommendation of Dr. O.W. Young, staghorn sumac, said to have yellow blossoms in the spring and red leaves in autumn, will compose the letter rather than the white painted rocks. The engineering club will de-sign the new letter and the en-tire project should be complete before spring, according to Paul Neuenschwander, ASWSC pres. ident. Students for the project have been selected, and no help is needed at this time. Eiislssdb !f! iC' ... dmk Purple and White O Clap Your Hands Holy, Holy, Holy Echo Song (with echo quartet) All' Meine Herzgedanken (All My Heart's Deep Yearning) School song Palestrina Harold Rohlig Orlando di Lasso Brahms Ode. Intimations of Immortality Lyneer C. Smith. She Walks In Beauty, David Foltz. The Water is Wide, Luigi Zan-inelli.Vision of Peace-Part IV, Jean Berger. (Let All the Nations be gathered together) The echo chorus will be com-prised of: Janice Marble, Nan-cy Furner, Brian Poll, Andrew Schow, Verla Jean Urie, Myrleen Shaw, Kent Vaughan, and Lonnie Graze. Guitar accompaniment for "The Water is Wide", will be played by Andrew Schow and Kenny Han-sen.The second half of the convocation will feature the 55 members of the symphony orchestra, con-ducted by Loren Crawford (conductor), and by Fay Hanson (as. sistant conductor). They will perform three numbers; "Festival Overture", by Shostakovich, "Polovetsian Dances", by Boro-dine, and the finale from the "Concerto in G Minor" by Bruch. Miss Juleen Reimschussel, ac companied by the orchestra, will perform a violin solo of the finale from the "concerto in G minor." it preference bdl Watch out guys; the girls are on the march. The AWS Prefer, ence Ball will be held tonight at 9 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. Cost is $3 per couple, and dress is semi-formal. The most preferred man will reign for the evening. He will be voted on by the women students. The eight men running for this honor are as follows: Paul Neuenschwander is president of the Associated Students of Weber State College. Last year he served as senator-at-large and as a member of LDSSA Council. Majoring in Economics with a business management minor, he will graduate this spring. Af- ter graduation he will be com-missioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force. Paul is sponsored by Lamba Delta Sigma Sorority. Fran Wikstrom, a member of Sigma Delta Pi, is president of the Interfraternity Council and chairman of the Policy Commit, tee. He plans to graduate in 1971 with a degree in history and attend law school. Fran is spon-sored by OtyKwa Sority. Keith Orton another candidate, Is presently serving as senator, at-large. Keith is majoring in political science. He has served a mission to Finland. La Dia-neada Sorority is sponsor. Clair Cox is a representative of the Sophomore Council. He is a general major. Steve Cranfill is the Resident Hall senator and he serves on the Resident Hall Council. Steve has a major in police science. He is sponsored by Wasatch Hall. Mark Laughrey is the representative for LaSalle Hall. Mark is a physical education major. Skip Simmons is the Black Student Union candidate. Skip played football for Weber before he got a medical release. Bruce Simkins, a zoology major is Kyathiwin's candidate for the title. Bruce is president of Beta Pi Beta. Tickets are on sale in the lobby of the new. union building. There will be a voting booth for the election of the most preferred man. N euensc gives viewpoint PAUL NEUENSCHWANDER ASWSC President Tuesday morning an incident occurred in the cafeteria snack bar area which involved Campus Security, bail bondsmen from California, and James Robinson, a student at Weber State. Because of publicity and rumors which have been circulated about this incident, I felt as student body president I should present the facts to the student body for their own clarification. This is a summary of stories I have heard from eye witnesses and some of those involved. Before the school year began, James Robinson was reportedly involved with the police in California. He was released on bail to a bonding company takingupon himself the obligations which come with receiving bail. In California when a person signs a bail bond, they promise to be at the hearing at the prescribed Spokesman for BSU is arrested James Robinson, one of the spokesmen of the Black Student Union was taken into custody in the cafeteria Tuesday, allegedly for breaking bail bond in California.After a brief scuffle, involving the security police of the campus and off-campus citizens, Robinson was put into a car with Califor-nia plates. Bondsmen, taking Robinson, are according to Ogden Police sources, not under the restrictions of regular law officers. Sources in the Black Student Un-ion stated, "The BSU will not crumble." Teton Tea Uarty The newly organized Pre-Med Association will present an after-game stomp Jan. 31. The place is the Union Building. This stomp is dubbed the Teton Tea Party. The Journeymen will set the mood with their music. The admission will be 50c and door prizes will be given away. -i,, hwand er time. It was reported Jim was not at the hearing at which time a warrant was issued for his arrest. The bondsmen came to Ogden to take him back to California to recover their invested money. After one unsuccessful attempt to find him last Friday, Jan. 19, they went back to California. They then called at the first of the week and found him to be on campus. They drove here, arriving Tuesday morning, whereupon they contacted Bill Carver, Chief of Campus Se-curity. Their credentials were checked and found to be in order. Officer Carver then asked them if they could get him at home or off the campus. Acting within their rights, they told him they had missed him once and were going to take him from the union with or without his permission. Mr. Carver, concerned for what might happen if they acted on their own, went with them. The Continued on Page 4)
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1970-01-30, Vol. 29, No. 25
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|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Opening statement…
As far as Gary (Harris) goes, I made that choice the day before I made the other one, which wasn't as comfortable. I made that choice and it seemed like the right thing to do. He wanted to play, he's fine, it's just that his ankle has plateaued a little bit and it just doesn't feel quite as comfortable. Not many times do you get a six-, eight-, 10-day rest, so we have this period from last Saturday to this Wednesday with one game and I thought I could keep him out of the game and get that thing 100 percent, a lot like I did with (Mateen) Cleaves. I should have played him against Wright State and instead I didn't and had one of the biggest upsets in college basketball. I've done some dumb things before, but this was a smart thing. I'm thinking about his future, my future, our team's future and I just thought that we should give him some rest. He wanted to play, I didn't want him to and that's one thing you get to do as the head coach, you get to make the call. He's good.
One of the great pleasures I have in this job is when players came back. Ervin ("Magic" Johnson) has been really, really good and Gregory (Kelser) is down. They're two of the greatest players that ever played here. I cheated my boss and let Ervin give the post-game speech. God, it was a lot better than I was going to give so I'm excited about that. too.
To the game, a team that's shooting 30 percent, 29 percent coming in, I told my players that they have to be able to shoot it because they're going to shoot it. Give number 11, Miller, credit - he had all of those early. I thought we did a poor job on our ball screens and things, partially because we had different people in there. We were a little sloppy the first half. I thought we made some great adjustments at half time on what we were going to do with them. We did a better job the second half; started moving the ball a little better. Got a great game out of (Travis) Trice; he did a great job. (Denzel) Valentine came back and did a pretty good job, too. Keith (Appling) is Keith. He's just been very, very, very good. AP (Adreian Payne) didn't get into the swing of it as much. (Branden) Dawson rebounded the ball really well, but with the zone they played, we put him in the middle and he didn't get that many scoring opportunities. I thought all and all in the second half, we played better.
We're going to have to play a lot better this week. That's the good news; I think we'll be ready to. What a privilege and an honor to play two of the most-winningest programs in the NCAA in Kentucky and Carolina in a seven-, eight-game stretch. There's no question he's done a great job with this team, with the guy he's got suspended or even two. More importantly he's done a great job, because you lose to Belmont and then you go and beat Louisville, not handily, but you beat them pretty solidly. I think you've got to remember the loss to Belmont, they were 22 of 48 from the free-throw line. I mean, I'm not sure we could beat my son's junior high team if we were 22 for 48 from the free-throw line. It would have been a top-six, -eight, -10 team coming in, but instead it's a top-12 or 15. We know the difference. I've watched the film of that game - they out played them, they just didn't make free throws. I'm excited about what we've got coming up; I feel like we've accomplished some things, but we've got a lot of work to do yet. Still wasn't as solid defensively, even though they shot 32 percent; I didn't think it was a very solid one. Three-point shooting bothered me a little bit early. Ervin had a great line, he said, 'When a guy makes a three, then when he makes it again, when does the light have to go on? Does it have to be three, four, five or six?' God it's fun to hear somebody else say the same crazy things you say. The problem is they all shook their head yes and with me they all go no. Case closed, we got a lot done today.
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Annaly Capital Management (NYSE: NLY), a company that has long been dubbed an attractive investment, reported its results for the fourth quarter of 2012. In this article, I will examine the company's fourth quarter financials to determine whether or not the stock continues to be an attractive investment.
Annaly reported GAAP net income for the fourth quarter of 2012 of $700.5 million, or $0.70 per average common share. This was compared to GAAP net income of $445.6 million, or $0.46 per average common share for the same quarter of 2011. The company reported GAAP net income of $224.8 million, or $0.22 per average common share for the preceding (third) quarter.
GAAP net income was $1.7 billion, or $1.74 per average common share, for 2012, compared to $344.5 million, or $0.37 per average common share, for 2011. Excluding the unrealized gains or losses on interest rate swaps and agency interest-only mortgage-backed securities and net loss on redemption of Senior Notes, net income for the quarter was $465.1 million, or $0.46 per average common share, compared to $525.3 million, or $0.54 per average common share, for the same quarter of the previous year, and $449.8 million, or $0.45 per average common share for the preceding quarter. On the same basis, net income for 2012 was $2 billion, or $2.01 per average common share, compared to $2.3 billion, or $2.57 per average common share, year-over-year.
The annualized dividend yield on the company's common stock for the fourth quarter based on the closing price of $14.04 as of Dec. 31, 2012, was 12.82%, compared to 14.29% year-over-year and 11.88% for the preceding quarter. The dividend yield on the common stock for 2012, based on the Dec. 31, 2012 closing price of $14.04, was 14.60%, in comparison to 15.29% for 2011.
For the quarter, the average annualized yield on interest-earning assets was 2.45%, compared to the average annualized cost of funds on interest-bearing liabilities, including the net interest payments on interest rate swaps, 1.50%, resulting in an average interest rate spread of 0.95%. This was a decrease of 76 basis points from the 1.71% annualized interest rate spread year over year and a 7 basis point decrease from the average 1.02% interest rate spread for the preceding quarter. On Dec. 31, 2012, the weighted average yield on investment securities was 2.75%, compared to 1.55%, the weighted average cost of funds on borrowings, including the net interest payments on interest rate swaps, resulting in an interest rate spread of 1.20%.
Fixed-rate Agency mortgage-backed securities and debentures formed 93% of the investment portfolio as at Dec. 31, 2012, while the balance of 7% consisted of adjustable-rate Agency mortgage-backed securities and debentures. As of Dec. 31, 2012, interest rate swaps amounted to a notional amount of $46.9 billion, making up 40% of the company's agency mortgage-backed securities and debentures.
Completion of CreXus acquisition
Annaly also announced that it has reached a definitive agreement with CreXus Investment (NYSE: CXS.DL) to acquire, for $13.00 per share in cash (plus a payment instead of a prorated dividend), all the shares of CreXus that it does not currently own. CreXus is a specialty finance company that acquires, manages and finances commercial mortgage loans and other commercial real estate debt, commercial mortgage-backed securities, and other commercial real estate-related assets.
"This transaction represents a significant step toward Annaly's commitment to investing directly in commercial real estate assets," commented Wellington Denahan, Annaly's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. He added that "this transaction is part of a broad evolution of our capital allocation strategy. Our commercial real estate expertise, as well as our capabilities in other asset classes, are valuable strategic tools, and we look forward to updating the market on our portfolio as it evolves." There are other highlights to the deal. It will add immediately to taxable earnings and dividends per share. It confers a strategic advantage on Annaly because of the diversification into commercial real estate assets. It also provides a scalable platform for commercial assets combined with the strength of Annaly's capital base.
Now that the CreXus acquisition has been finalized, it is time to look at a peer to analyze the commercial real estate asset markets. Starwood Property Trust (NYSE: STWD) is in the business of origination of and investment in commercial mortgages and other commercial debt. The company reported record fourth-quarter earnings with an eye-popping 38% jump in non-GAAP core earnings in the last quarter of 2012, and a 37% increase in net income compared to the same quarter of the previous year.
Starwood excels in the business of commercial real estate and mortgages, and has been busy expanding its reach by making new deals. The company originated over $1 billion in loans in just the fourth quarter of 2012, and in January Starwood agreed to purchase LNR Property. The deal has been described by an analyst from Stifel Nicolaus as "major-league transformative." Starwood's CEO Barry Sternlicht has observed that money is moving from fixed income securities to real estate as values begin to recover. Bloomberg reported that commercial property prices have risen 38% over the past two years. Based on its track record and the growth potential of commercial real estate values, I would rate the stock as a Buy.
The recovery of the housing market is creating a recovery in the jumbo mortgage market (these are large mortgages that are granted to wealthy home buyers). These loans have not been popular since the financial crisis mainly because they are not insured by any government sponsored entity, and are therefore considered risky.
With that said, one mREIT that has been receiving some attention lately is Redwood Trust (NYSE: RWT), which has been packaging and selling jumbo mortgage-backed securities, and doing so profitably. Jumbo loans have been growing as the housing market for high-end property rebounds. In New York, for example, the jumbo market on Long Island in the first six months of 2012 has grown to $4.3 billion, in comparison to $2.4 billion for the first half of 2011. Jumbo loans in this region are defined as loans exceeding $625,000, though in other areas the figure is lower at around $400,000.
Another trend that is helping to boost this market is the growth of the non-agency MBS market. With the Fed's QE3 program keeping down yields in agency MBS, the growth of private label securities has accelerated. Redwood Trust has been leading the pack and has introduced several such offerings to the market since 2010. These securities have consisted of loans to credit-worthy borrowers, and there have been no defaults since Redwood started marketing these instruments. As a result, Redwood showed net income of $42 million in the latest quarter compared to a $3 million loss year over year. The market for jumbo loans is expected to grow by 15% this year, and as long as the housing market continues to improve, this stock looks like a good investment.
Annaly is easily the largest and arguably the best-managed of the companies in this industry. Borrowing costs should stay low at least through 2015 judging by the pronouncements of the Fed. I expect the company to maintain a double-digit dividend yield, which makes it an excellent investment for income investors. Investors should consider buying the stock with the expectation of enjoying these returns over the next few years.
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a) yes desperate prayer and a "cheat death" look good but once again they're not! "dp" on avg without a battle masters only heals for 30% based hp which comes out to about 1.5 flash heals and the cheat death bubble is scaled no more then 110% of a pw:s!
b) so why spectral guise? not because its the better of the three evils but because its simply too strong! being able to gise multiple cc including stuns and deep freezes! but also making it harder to cc you by guising incoming cc when you don't have a fade up! A GOOD SPRIEST IS HARD TO CC, A SPRIEST THAT ISN'T CC'ED IS A HEALER THAT ISN'T CC'ED! Because of Mass dispells and off heals!!! key for phantasm and guise!!!
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On Vernon Jones Avenue in Flowood, just off Old Fannin Road east of Jackson, is the Hindu Temple of Mississippi.
People who pass this way are getting used to seeing this slice of India in Rankin County. People who have not yet seen it can hardly believe this is in Mississippi.
This day there is a religious celebration going on here, one of the most joyous Hindu events of the year.
"Today we are celebrating the wedding of the Lord Rama with Queen Sita, said Shree Lakshmi. "It is an auspicious occasion for everyone to even watch that and to be a part of that."
The Hindu religion has many deities, and all of these deities are different manifestations of the one God. Sort of like a flag is a small representation of a whole country, and even though the flag deserves its own reverence and devotion, it's not the country.
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There are many of these celebrations open to the public, like the recent Festival of Colors at the beginning of spring when youngsters being their friends from school out to the temple to participate.
This by the way is not an outreach attempt. They don't do that. You won't have a Hindu knocking on your door trying to get you to join. But visitors are welcome to drop by the Hindu Temple in Flowood to satisfy their curiosities.
"Only thing is we ask them to leave the shoes outside because we don't step into our temples with shoes," said Lakahmi.
The ornate decorations inside and out were created by craftsmen who came here from India just to do so.
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But seriously, for a such religious body to endorse science (first climate change, then photovoltaics) is hypocricy in the first order. I guessing they've essentially been backed into a corner.
Get. A. Life.
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The next time you hear a blithering idiot spoiled brat, drunken, drug addicted, sociopath, rich Arabic saber dancing daddie's boy oilman, stand at a microphone and threaten YOUR safety with someone ELSE'S weapons, remember what you lost America, remember, and weep! (also see http://www.sciam.com/article.c...grand-plan)
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Yes, it does seem a little lax that offensive posts such as yours aren't moderated appropriately.
I find it strange that you would compare my post to the final sentence of theglobalobservatory.org yours. All I was saying is that for a religious body such as the Vatican (who are muddle-headed about almost every scientific endeavor) to begin endorsing the fruit of the labor of those who are often considered an affront to religion is total hypocricy. That is all.
As for Brian's comment, I personally found it offensive to not only myself but the entire human race. This blog is about technology and the environment. His comment had nothing to say about either. Regardless, it was clearly infantile and I sincerily hope he is http://www.pneumapaniagua.es/canadian-generic-cialis-online about 5 years old since that is where that kind of naive romanticism should stay.
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Last spring, I started taking a relatively simple mathematical look at each series, using shots on goal and goaltender save percentages to determine which team might be expected to win the series.
Through two rounds, this system is 6-6, not exactly setting records, but this year has brought quite a few upsets to the postseason.
Since I'm the first one to emphasize that overall statistics (or standings) are not necessarily representative of the current value for a team, especially with respect to injuries, these statistics merely provide a baseline for the series, perhaps providing an idea what a team needs to do in order to emerge victorious.
In some cases, teams will simply need to keep doing what they've been doing throughout the regular season; in others, they might need better goaltending, or fewer shots against, or more shots for -- just something -- to provide better expected results in a seven-game series.
The calculations below are rather simple and the expected goals for each team in the series are determined by taking each team's shots for and against over the course of the season and splitting the difference.
So, Vancouver had 31.5 shots on goal per game and Los Angeles allowed 27.4 shots on goal per game; the average of those two numbers is 29.45 shots, so that's the number that is then multiplied by (1 - the opposing goaltenders' save percentage) to determine an expected goals per game.
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Sounds kinda familiar, right? With news that Nicolas Cage has a spot waiting for him in the The Expendables 3, it seems like there may be another Cage Renaissance of action flicks heading our way. He has National Treasure 3 in the works, as well as reportedly returning for Kick-Ass 2, but with the trailer for his latest action thriller, Stolen we get to see him back in full fighting form. Stolen looks like a whirlwind of a crazy ride from director Simon West, and Nicolas Cage can guarantee that, so keep reading to check out the trailer.
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What are the primary responsibilities of parents and school? What are that of student?
Parents and schools are primary responsible to develop and evolve a child. But many times they shift their responsibility to each other, starts is a blame game. What do you feel is major task or responsibility of each?
How do you see the child responsible in all?
Topics: education government parenting schooling society
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Dec 3 2012: and your point being ...? a lot of things are not easy in life. you decide to accept a job offer at the opposite corner of the country. you decide to choose one university faculty over another. you marry a woman who later might turn out not the right choice. you choose a doctor to treat your serious illness.
btw this is perfectly irrelevant to the discussion you have just opened. the task was the distribution of responsibility between teacher and parent. free choice of school solves it in an instant.
Dec 3 2012: thanks Krisztian for your reply again...when we move into the different socieities, we find that to choose the schools doesn't remain an easy task for parents...they felt confused i that...many schools that apparent look good behaves differently with the passage of time...its not about one or two years, parents plan it for a long time, if possible than for about matriculation minimum...
I agree to your point that choosing school can resolve a lot but...what responsibilities a school and share mutually? which are the sole responsibility of either of both?
I am opening it relevantly for those who are not capable to decide. I take parenting as a trainer and facilitator and many parents have such a kind of experiences.
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Hi Donna, according to the CoCA website, visitors can take bus 131/132. Here is the link http://www.cocaseattle.org/about/.
I took my one course of bioinformatics at Seattle Central Com College in 2006. I could use some brushing up.
Donna, we met at a couple events and at Keiretsu forum. I would like to connect and learn more about your industrial biotech startup.
Donna, the film screening is free.
hey donna how's it going?how's julia, I lost her contact, hope to hear from u soon
Congratulations, Donna! You are now a Real Foodie :)
We look forward to meeting you at an SF Foodies event :D
Donna, the photo is fine. You are not intentionally blocked in the photo. Just so happens the light in the enviorment was hanging in the way.
Hi Donna!
Great to hear from you! No plans for an event in SF in the near future, but I think you will get a kick out of seeing the lab on Thursday or Saturday!
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