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Apple Slaw and Ham Sandwiches
We love the texture that the apple slaw adds to this otherwise traditional ham sandwich. It's also a great way to sneak a little fruit and fiber into your diet.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 sandwich)
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- Calories: 261
- Fat: 6.6g
- Saturated fat: 1.6g
- Protein: 15.8g
- Carbohydrate: 37.8g
- Cholesterol: 23mg
- Iron: 1.9mg
- Sodium: 960mg
- Calories from fat: 23%
- Fiber: 5.4g
- Calcium: 63mg
- 1 cup shredded green cabbage
- 2 tablespoons light mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons fat-free sour cream
- 2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon celery seeds
- 1/4 teaspoon caraway seeds, crushed
- 1/4 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 pound thinly sliced, lean honey ham
- 8 (1-ounce) slices pumpernickel bread, toasted
- 1 red apple, sliced
- To make slaw, combine first 8 ingredients in a small bowl, stirring well.
- Divide ham evenly among 4 toasted bread slices. Place apple slices evenly over ham. Top with cabbage slaw and remaining 4 bread slices.
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5 stocks to buy for the long term
This volatile market encourages investors to take any profits and run. But that thinking has only helped make these long-term plays more attractive.
This is a market that encourages short-term thinking even from long-term investors.
In a market supported and driven by central bank cash flows, moves are big and sometimes even clear. Right now, for example, the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Japan is determined to weaken the yen. Despite the recent volatility that comes from the criticism of Japanese policy at the meetings of the leaders of the G-7 and G-20 economies -- the world's big economies -- it's hard to see this trend not running until the yen hits 100 or 105 to the U.S. dollar. For a month or two or three, buying shares of Japanese exporters makes sense, even if you think the long-term trend in the Japanese economy is down and down some more.
Sure, housing stocks like PulteGroup (PHM) and shares of oil refiners such as Marathon Petroleum (MPC) tied to the mid-continent oil boom in the United States are up 123% and 93%, respectively, in the past year, but the trends behind these stocks are still going strong and the market momentum is still with them, so isn't it worth jumping on board for a while?
Shares in pummeled sectors such as Yingli Green Energy (YGE) in solar or Banco Bilbo Vizcaya (BBVA) among European banks are up 106% and 33%, respectively, in the past three months. Is it too late to pile in? How about adding Trina Solar (TSL), up 56%, or Mediobanca (which trades as MB.IM in Milan), up only 19% in three months, on the theory that lightning can strike twice (or more) as these sectors recover?
And don't forget that the lessons of the volatility of recent years -- 2011 is the extreme example, but also the booms and busts of 1999-2000 and 2008-2009 -- argue to go with the momentum but to be ready to hit the door running.
I think some of this short-term thinking is perfectly appropriate to the nature of the current market. Those central bank cash flows suggest volatility, for example. I have advocated adopting short-term strategies such as swing trading around a position as well-suited to this market. And certainly, momentum strategies have been alive and well as U.S. stocks have raced to new all-time or five-year highs in 2013. (In fact I own Yingli Green Energy and Banco Bilbao Vizcaya in my Jubak's Picks portfolio.)
Jim Jubak
That's not to say short-term thinking is the only thinking that can turn a profit in this market. The very prevalence of short-term thinking suggests to me that some or many long-term opportunities are going undervalued.
5 long-term plays
So what do I mean by long-term opportunities?
I don't mean opportunities like those in the red-hot 3-D printing sector -- stocks like 3D Systems (DDD), Stratasys (SSYS) and the recent IPO of ExOne (XONE). Those have been amply recognized by momentum players.
The opportunities I'm talking about are a little further out than this market is interested in at the moment. Their stories are perhaps a more nuanced than that of an emerging manufacturing technology that is like your desktop printer and will revolutionize global manufacturing.
May I give you five quick examples? Thanks. I knew you'd say yes.
Yamana Gold (AUY) and other gold stocks, like gold itself, aren't anyone's favorite investment right now. Despite lots and lots of evidence pointing toward future inflation (those central bank printing presses again) and devalued currencies, gold has been going nowhere but down recently. Part of that seems to be -- if we can judge from the amount of money flowing out of gold exchange-traded funds -- that some investors/traders in gold have gotten discouraged and tired of waiting and have decided to sell today and come back another day.
So Wednesday's announcement of a 44% increase in estimated reserves to 1.95 million gold equivalent ounces at the Cerro Moro mining project in Argentina, which Yamana acquired in mid-2012, didn't move the stock up at all. In fact, the stock fell 0.88% on the day. However, despite the perverse market action, this is exactly the kind of announcement a long-term investor wants to see from a gold-mining company. Yamana closed at $15.78 on Wednesday, below the $16 a share price that I've been using to build a position in the stock. Given gold's recent weakness, I might hold off on this one a bit since the chart looks to be headed to a negative cross (where the 50-day moving average moves below the 200-day moving average). That kind of chart often indicates further weakness ahead. The shares pay a 1.65% dividend -- not bad for a gold stock since gold itself pays 0%. (Yamana Gold is a member of my Jubak's Picks portfolio.)
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Problem is, Jubak cranks out "must buy stocks" to meet a deadline and make money for each article he writes. He doesn't even buy his own "can't miss" picks. He just writes the article, gets paid, while you lose your shirts buying his selections.
One thing I've notice is when he picks a real boner there is no follow-up, no excuses and no apology. He just moves on to another stock and another paycheck.
you dismissed the 3D printer comapnies when THAT process is on the cusp of revolutionizing the way products are made!
imagine manufacturing ANY product using only one machine? a "star trek replicator". if ever home had one and all you had to do was download a file from the network to produce it in your kitchen, isn't that actually a long term valuable investment?!?!?!/
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Economy's Down, Buy Resale!
Melissa Abercrombie: Just because times are tough doesn't mean that looking good goes straight out the window -- it just means that we have to reconsider the ways we shop and spend. That's why I wholeheartedly recommend that everyone out there consider buying resale.
Resale stores are stores that buy and then resell gently used clothing -- designer clothing like Baby Lulu, Baby Gap, Diesel, Burberry, and other really great brands -- and they sell them for really discounted prices. At times, they're dirt cheap! All you have to do is know how to shop.
The first thing I suggest you do is make sure to sign up for all your local resale store mailing lists, that way you'll be notified of all the sales and events. Keep in mind, most of these stores are a season ahead, just like normal retail stores, so you have to shop smart and think ahead. For example, if you see the winter ski jacket you've been wanting in July, pick it up even though it's the middle of September.
Next, consider this: you'll be able to get more for your money if you sell your kids' old clothes to the resale store and get store credit instead of cash. This will give you more bang for your buck. When selling your kids' clothes, keep in mind that they should be clean and stain-free -- after all, they are going to be resold, so stores will be more likely to buy your clothes if they look good.
One thing I should point out, so you're not surprised at the counter, is that baby clothes are harder to sell because stores always have a surplus of them. Clothes for 18-month-olds and older are easier to sell. Baby gear, pack and plays, and strollers are also easy to sell.
Toys are a great buy, and some of the larger resale stores actually take the time to make sure that the toy has not been recalled before selling it. Sometimes they indicate this with a sticker, so ask if the toy's been checked. Also, don't be afraid to become friendly with the staff. If they know you love True Religion jeans for your kid, and if you're nice enough, they may actually call you when they get some!
Here is my advice as to what to buy and what to stay away from at the resale store:
YES, buy resale: Clothes, toys, DVDs/VHS, books, strollers, high chairs, Halloween and dress-up costumes, dance outfits, seasonal clothing items, ski clothes, special occasion dresses (the kind of dresses your baby or kid will wear only once), diaper bags, slings, carriers, and Exersaucer. But don't forget to ask the store if they check to see if the items have been recalled!
NO, buy new: Car seats. You don't know the history of the car seat, if it's been in an accident, etc. In fact, just as an aside, the California Highway Patrol says if you have to dispose of a car seat, remove the padding before trashing it so no one can take it.
Don't buy cribs -- for safety reasons. It's hard to check if it's been recalled. You also don't ever want to buy underwear, pacifiers, bottles, etc. -- that's just gross! And finally, they may be cute, but NO stuffed animals. You don't know where, or with whom, they've been, and how are you really going to clean it?!
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My mom is a very thrifty shopper. She always shopped at the resale shops. She would wear things for awhile then resell them. Her closet has always had a very high turnover rate!! We live in a pretty nice suburb of OKC and we have quite a few wealthy people so that means nice clothes at the resale shops and even at the goodwill!! We also have ashop that people donate clothes and the money goes to the Hope Center and it is FULL of all brand names. I bought the CUTEST banana republic skirt at the Goodwill the other day for $4.00!!
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Top 10 Hairstyles For Women in 2013
Women want to look beautiful; and the things that attract their attention the most are clothing and hair dos. Usually, it is really challenging to decide which hairstyle would complement which dress. Another big dilemma is finding out what's in and what's not in trend these days. Putting all of this to thought, we have complied for you, the best 10 and easy to- do hairstyles. Be the judge and pick your favourite!
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The best thing about braids is that they remain in forever. There are a number of trendy stylish braids. French braids and fish tails are always in trend. French braids can be styles using beads or other innovative hair accessories. French braids look fabulous on long hair. Fish tail side braids look cute and trendy especially on college going girls.


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Two-year-old Declan McNulty is an energetic kid who loves to goof around, but if he gets hurt, the consequences could be life-threatening.
Declan has a rare form of hemophilia that requires extremely expensive medication. One day's dosage is $1,000, which allows his blood to clot.
The McNultys have insurance and still pay more than $30,000 out of pocket a year for their son's medical expenses. They said Thursday's Supreme Court decision upholding the health care reform law is a huge relief.
If the law wasn't upheld in its entirety, insurance companies could have brought back lifetime limits on coverage and denied children with pre-existing conditions, measures that would have been devastating for the McNulty family.
"Declan will be 3 in July and has already used $1.2 million of medical care. So his cap, if it was reinstated, would have been $2 million and he would have reached that before kindergarten and lost insurance," his mother, Kristen McNulty, said.
Jon Gould, with the Children's Alliance, said this decision will protect lifetime coverage for more than a half-million children in Washington.
"Nobody knows when their child might get diagnosed with a chronic health condition," said Gould. "Parents now have the peace of mind they're not going to go bankrupt if they need an essential treatment and they can focus on getting well and not how to pay for it."
Federal funding for Washington's Apple Health for Kids Plan is also protected under the Supreme Court's decision. That is affordable state insurance coverage for more than 700,000 kids whose families make less than $50,000 a year. Children will also still be able to get insurance under their parents' plans until age 26.


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Dominated by its famous cathedral, the ecclesiastical capital of England is still redolent of the Middle Ages. Long open to influences from the Continent, the city grew up along Watling Street, the great Roman thoroughfare linking London with the port of Dover. It is also the terminus of the Pilgrims' Way, a pathway of prehistoric origin used by pilgrims to reach St Thomas Becket's shrine. Today, Canterbury is also the seat of a university.
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11 The Precincts GB - Canterbury CT1 2EH
Seat of the primate archbishop of England, parts of this cathedral date back to the 12C (choir and crypt), and rebuilt by a Frenchman, Guillaume de Sens, after the fire of 1174. Although it was designed by De Sens, the work was actually carried out b..
St Augustine's Abbey
Long Port GB - Canterbury CT1 1PF
The Abbey was founded in 597 by St Augustin. Some major ruins remain of the large abbey church from the romanesque period that replaced the Saxon buildings. Here you will also find remains of Saxon tombs and, to the east, St Pancras Church, a former ..
Mercery Lane
Mercery Lane GB - Canterbury CT1 2JJ
Famous Canterbury street that has preserved its medieval charm. Offers an impressive view of the western towers of the cathedral and Christ Church Gate, a monumental gate made between 1504 and 1521 and decorated with coats of arms, that is the main e..
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Abode Canterbury
30-33 High St GB - Canterbury CT1 2RX
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Within Canterbury's historic city walls, Abode Canterbury is just 300 metres from Canterbury Cathedral. With an award-winning restaurant and cocktail bar, the hotel offers stylish bedrooms with free Wi-Fi. The elegant rooms at Abode Hotel Canterbury..
Canterbury Cathedral Lodge
The Precincts GB - Canterbury CT1 2EH
In the private and peaceful grounds of Canterbury Cathedral, this stylish lodge offers free Wi-Fi, hearty breakfasts and scenic views. Canterbury's historic centre is a 2-minute walk away. The bright and airy bedrooms at Canterbury Cathedral Lodge e..
Pilgrims Hotel
18 The Friars GB - Canterbury CT1 2AS
Prix Prices from : 59 £
Situated within the Roman city walls of historic Canterbury's centre, this family-run hotel dates back to the 16th century. It offers free Wi-Fi, an à la carte restaurant, and a cosy, oak-beamed bar. With a flat-screen TV, each traditional room at P..
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2 Herne Bay Rd GB - Whitstable CT5 2LQ
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Faversham Rd GB - Seasalter CT5 4BP
An unassuming pub by the sea wall; the décor may be modest but the food is top class. The concise daily menu is informed by the latest produce to arrive at the door. Preparation is precise; flavours, well-judged; and presentation, original. A tasting..
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High St GB - Canterbury CT1 2RX
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All of the writing I've been doing about Mexican drug cartels for Daily Dot — and, specifically, how the cartels are now targeting social media users in the same way that they once targeted cops and journalists — ended up becoming the basis for a lecture I gave this morning on social media as a replacement for traditional journalism, with an examination on all the pros and cons:
People who post information on social media about Mexican drug cartels are essentially facing a two-sided attack. One one side, you have the cartels themselves, which killed three people last month for purportedly posting information on Mexican crime blogs. The cartels themselves are online, posting propaganda about themselves, false information to distract or disparage rivals and law enforcement, and to root out enemies to target for execution.
On the other side is the government, which is looking to avoid a repeat of an August incident in Veracruz, in which tweets about armed gunmen taking hostages at a school spread rapidly. The false reports set off chaos as parents raced across the city to retrieve their children, and now at least two Mexican states are considering laws that would punish people who "disrupt public order" with information they post online.
The problem, of course, is that many people have become dependent on the information being shared on social networks. Covering the cartels as a journalist is pretty much a death wish. Some papers and broadcast outlets have acknowledged they are no longer covering the cartels, either because they don't want to lose any more colleagues, their insurance companies told them to stop, or both (this video is a pretty good, seven-minute primer on the pure terror Mexican journalists face)
Enter social media.
This isn't an Arab Spring, lets-start-a-revolution kind of social media; this is simple life-and-death, as in "Just heard explosions near my house; be careful if you go out" social media. Some 6,000 people were killed in Mexico's drug war last year alone, and many of them were innocent bystanders either caught in the crossfire or in the wrong place at the wrong time. You can make the case that, without social media, the number would have been higher.
The fear, of course, is that erroneous information will get out. About half of all cartel-related posts on Twitter are re-tweets, meaning people share posts from other users. You can click first, read later and — as anyone who has used Twitter for more than a day knows — that is the usual order of sharing. That means there is very little verification going on. It also means that news — real or made up — travels incredibly fast.
And it's a valid concern. But I'm not sure if it's worth stifling free expression through laws, or creating a chilling effect. Journalists, after all, get stories wrong all the time. And yes, propaganda spreads on Twitter when the cartels pose as regular users. But the cartels have bought off journalists and cops in the past in an effort to distort the truth. Are the new laws going to discourage hardened criminals who murder people on a daily basis from posting false information that violates said laws?
Probably not, but it may make the everyday person who hears gunshots — or were they fireworks? — in their neighborhood think twice before posting the potentially life-saving information.
(Notes from my lecture — see Prezi above — including links back to the New York Times source material).


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Frol Kozlov
|Frol Kozlov
Фрол Козло́в
|Second Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
|In office
|First Secretary
|Nikita Khrushchev
|Preceded by
|Nikolay Ignatov
|Succeeded by
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|First Deputy of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union
|In office
31 March 1958 – 4 May 1960
|Nikita Khrushchev
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|Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Russian SFSR
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|Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
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|Frol Romanovich Kozlov
18 August 1908
Loshchinino, Ryazan Province, Imperial Russia
|30 January 1965
(aged 56)
Moscow, Russian SFSR, Soviet Union
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|Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Frol Romanovich Kozlov (Russian: Фрол Рома́нович Козло́в; 18 August [O.S. 5 August] 1908, Loshchinino – 30 January 1965) was a Soviet politician, and a Hero of Socialist Labor (1961).
Between 1953 and 1957, Kozlov was the first secretary of the Leningrad Oblast CPSU Committee.[1] He was elected a candidate member of the Presidium (as the Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union was then called) on 14 February 1957 and served as a full member from 29 June 1957 until he was relieved of his duties on 16 November 1964, following the ousting of his mentor, Nikita Khrushchev a month earlier.
In July 1959, he visited the secretive Bohemian Grove encampment in northern California.[2]
For many years, he was considered Khrushchev's likely successor [3] but even before his mentor's removal from office, Kozlov's position had been undermined by the effects of his alcoholism; in 1963 he was replaced by Leonid Brezhnev as Secretary of the Communist Party Central Committee. At the time of his removal, Kozlov had already suffered a stroke and died shortly afterwards.
He was buried in the Kremlin Wall Necropolis.
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- This article incorporates information from the equivalent article on the Russian Wikipedia.
- Hero of Socialist Labour
- Four Orders of Lenin
- Order of the Patriotic War, 2nd class
- Order of the Red Banner of Labour, twice
- Order of the Red Star
- ^ "Справочник по истории Коммунистической партии и Советского Союза 1898 - 1991" (in Russian). knowbysight.info. Retrieved 15 August 2014.
- ^ "May - June 1959: Visit to the Soviet Union of W. Averell Harriman". U.S. Department of State. June 26, 1959. Retrieved 26 May 2010.
- ^ Time Magazine, Krushchev's Successor? July 13, 1959
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- English Senior Open, Rockliffe Hall - Paul Fraser
- Aston Villa v Newcastle - Steph Clark
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- Wimbledon v Hartlepool - Nick Loughlin
That's it from Rockliffe Hall for today, should be a great finale tomorrow. Monasterio has a comfortable lead but it could all still happen, particularly if Mr Woosnam can repeat his heroics from today.
Brilliant display from Cesar Monasterio today and he had a man from Castle Eden on his bag ...
Wimbledon 1 Hartlepool 2
First win of the season for Pools - hard working and two goals both created by Brobbel. Pools off and running.
Middlesbrough 2 Sheffield Wednesday 3
Middlesbrough 2 Sheffield Wednesday 3
Fair to say the Riverside has woken up now - Leadbitter converts the spot kick after Glenn Loovens handled in the area, while Adomah's fizzed ball across the box was just behind Kike and Leadbitter, while Williams could not get the touch.
Middlesbrough 2 (Leadbitter, pen, 92) Sheffield Wednesday 3
Another penalty to Boro, handball in the area now.
Monasterio has gone one better than Woosnam. He has equalled the course record by birdying the last to finish with a 63, nine-under. Brilliant from the Argentine.
Birdied all four of the par fives.
Wimbledon 1 Hartlepool 2
Long last two mins to come for Pools - got the lead, under pressure. Richards on for impressive Wyke.
Wimbledon 1 Hartlepool 2
Superb penalty save from Flinders to keep the advantage.
Miller fouled Tubbs in the area. Tubbs took it, smashed it to his left, but Flinders went full stretch to save.
Now Monasterio has moved to 11 under. He is on the 18th tee after birdying the 17th to put him on eight-under for the day. That is the same as Woosnam at the same stage, so if the Argentine can birdie the last he will equal Tinning's course record.
Middlesbrough 1 (Leadbitter 72) Sheffield Wednesday 3
Penalty to Boro
Wimbledon 1 Hartlepool 2
Pools in front - Brobbel again the creator. Tore away down the right , pushed into the araa for Harewood. Back to goal, turned and scored.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 3
A little bit of a response from Boro here, Adam Reach's cross pushed over the bar by Westwood, and the Irishman getting down smartly to tip Kike's shot around the post.
Wimbledon 1 Hartlepool 1
Obvious to say, but this is a better Pools since the goal. It's been a while since they did score, however, there's a bit more belief in thier outlook now.
Brobbel lively, looking the part out wide. Wimbledon seem a bit nervy, which wasn't the case in the first half.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 3
Bad to worse for Boro as Nuhiu heads home his second of the afternoon, this time from a free-kick into the box.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 3
It's all happening, Drummond has birdied the last to join Monasterio at the last on nine-under with an impressive 65.
But then Monasterio responds with a birdie at 16 to then reclaim the lead at ten under.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 2
Fair play to Aitor Karanka for recognising the threat Wednesday possess in attack and changing his side's shape to accommodate them. They're chasing the game now, Clayton will give them a bit of presence in the centre.
Wimbledon 1 Hartlepool 1
Wyke, seconds into the second half, heads in Pools first goal of the season.
Free kick from Brobbel, looped up in the area, keeper was blocked out and Wyke was able to head in from inside the 6 yard box.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 2
Adam Clayton comes on to replace Damia Abella as Boro go three at the back.
It's really shaping up nicely at Rockliffe. Monasterio is leading and is two shots clear of Ross Drummond, while Ian Woosnam is on a three-man group including Jose Manuel Carriles and Barry Lane on six-under.
Santiago Luna, Jamie Spence and Mark James are all sitting on five-under. Monasterio and Drummond are still out on the course.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 2
Wimbledon 1 Hartlepool 0
Same story for Pools - another half without a goal, and a goal conceded they should have cut out.
Eaglescliffe's Graeme Bell has finished with a one-over, 73. So he is one-over for the tournament going in to the final round.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 2 (May 42)
Worse for Boro now as Stevie May clips over the advancing Mejias. Wednesday the clinical side here.
Akinfenwa - big man up front. Very very very big man http://t.co/8ekaxIcqCp— @loughlinecho 23 August 2014
Wimbledon v Hartlepool
Pools on the back foot and forced to defend for the most. Wyke, up front, is working hard.
Got to say, and it's been well documened this season, but that Akinfenwa fella up front is huge.
And I mean HUGE.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 1
Wednesday have got a man over in attack whenever they go forward, neither Whitehead nor Leadbitter are dropping in - putting Ayala and Omeruo under great pressure.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 1
Wednesday have hit the post - Mejias tapped May's shot on to the woodwork after Maghoma's neat run and pass.
Great day @Rockliffe_Golf with @NiceTjn @EuroSeniorTour— @nice_stuart 23 August 2014
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 1
Grant Leadbitter hits the crossbar with a whipped free-kick. Boro looking a bit brighter now after their poor start.
Cesar Monasterio has birdied the 12th to move three shots clear of Woosnam. The South American is now six under for today and, if things stay as they are, that will be some final pairing on Sunday.
AFC Wimbledon v Hartlepool
Ten mins in, Pools one down. Ball clipped into Matt Tubbs just inside the penalty area, but he's left alone by both Matthew Bates and Sam Collins, picked his spot and rolled in.
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 1
Wednesday go 1-0 up in the sixth minute as Atdhe Nuhiu bundles over the line. Tomas Mejias fails to clear the cross while there were four men on the line seemingly unable to clear it. Shocking stuff.
Top mascot #womble #orinocco #wimbledon #hartlepool http://t.co/Ie0ePORsrQ— @loughlinecho 23 August 2014
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 1
Middlesbrough 0 Sheffield Wednesday 0
Looks like the weather will be good tomorrow for @EuroSeniorTour @Rockliffe_Golf #golf http://t.co/JZVWIu8zUr— @PRAnnaAddison 23 August 2014
Middlesbrough v Sheffield Wednesday
Sheffield Wednesday fans have travelled well to the Riverside, they take up a sizeable portion of the away end in the East Stand. Good club, good fans.
Brilliant from Woosnam. He was understandbly in a great mood too. Here's what he had to say before dishing out golf balls to a few kids and signing autographs.
AFC Wimbledon v Hartlepool
Lots of consernation and talk pre match about Luke James. We are told by the club's press officer that Colin Cooper will talk about the situation after the game.
The club has responded to a number of points raised on a supporters messageboard here:
Anyway, without James today, there's a few changes.
AFC WIMBLEDON: Shea; Fuller, Bennett, Barrett, Kennedy; Frankcomb, Bulman, Moore, Rigg; Akinfenwa, Tubbs. Subs: Worner (gk), Phillips, Nicholson, Pell, Harrison, Sainte-Luce, Azeez.
HARTLEPOOL UNITED: Flinders; Duckworth, Bates, Collins, Austin; Franks, Walker, Miller, Brobbel; Wyke, Harewood. Subs: Holden, Compton, Woods, Richards, Smith, Harrison, Barber (gk)
Middlesbrough v Sheffield Wednesday
Patrick Bamford is off watching Nottingham Forest play today while he mulls over a move to - among many - Middlesbrough. I'd be pulling the plug on it if I was Aitor, personally.
Aston Villa 0 Newcastle 0
Plenty of possession and chances for Newcastle, but they are held at Villa Park.
Aston Villa 0 Newcastle 0
Mike Williamson sent off for a second yellow card after bringing down Delph. Steven Taylor on.
De Jong missed a great chance earlier after combining with Perez. Still goalless.
Middlesbrough v Sheffield Wednesday
Here's the full teams with substitutes for your reading pleasure.
For Wednesday, one change from Tuesday as Coke comes in for Hutchinson.
MIDDLESBROUGH (4-2-3-1): Mejias; Damia, Ayala, Omeruo, Friend; Whitehead, Leadbitter; Adomah, Tomlin, Reach; Kike. Subs: Konstantopoulos, Clayton, Williams, Hines, Husband, Nsue, Fewster.
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (4-4-2): Westwood; Palmer, Loovens, Lee, Mattock; Coke, Maghoma, Maguire, Semedo; May, Nuhiu. Subs: Kirkland, McCabe, Helan, Zayatte, Corry, Floro, Madine.
Middlesbrough v Sheffield Wednesday
Arrived at the Riverside bathed in sunshine. Feels like the first game of the season. Except I've brought a coat. Completely useless. What am I going to do with it?!
Team news is in. For Boro, Dean Whitehead and Dani Ayala replace Adam Clayton and Seb Hines respectively. Other than that, it's as you were.
MIDDLESBROUGH (4-2-3-1): Mejias; Damia, Ayala, Omeruo, Friend; Whitehead, Leadbitter; Adomah, Tomlin, Reach; Kike.
Wimbledon v Hartlepool
Confirmed - as expected - there's no Luke James for Hartlepool United today. Not at the Cherry Red Records Stadium.
Aston Villa 0 Newcastle 0
Siem de Jong is on for Vurnon Anita. Meanwhile, Roy Keane has just hurled a water bottle at Paul Lambert's you know what after reacting angrily to a decision.
Aston Villa 0 Newcastle 0
Remy Cabella is having another difficult afternoon. He's been brushed off the ball quite a few times and is now being booed by the home fans for constantly going down under pressure.
Newcastle have had two goos chances since the restart. Daryl Janmaat's header was tipped over by Guzan before his curling effort sailed just wide.
Ian Woosnam finishes off his round to post a brilliant eight under 64 at the English Senior #Open @… http://t.co/YVGE5V3uNx— @paulfraserecho 23 August 2014
Pleasure speaking to Ian Woosnam just now. For a 56-year-old, it's not bad to be still able to hit 64!… http://t.co/xf4lqdwibd— @paulfraserecho 23 August 2014
Aston Villa 0 Newcastle 0
Pardew's side have had most of the ball, but it hasn;t quite worked in the final third. Villa look dangerous on the counter and have had a lot of joy down the left.
Woosnam has birdied 15, 16 and 17 to move to claim a share of the lead with Cesar Monasterio as he heads up the 18th.
He is on track for a 64, eight-under, but if he can somehow muster another birdie then he will have equalled Steen Tinning's course record from last year.
Matfen Hall's John Harrison has also enjoyed a much better day. After Friday's five over, he has climbed back to level par with a stunning 67.
He posted a bogey free round which included five birdies to give him a chance of a decent finish going in to Sunday's final round.
Aston Villa 0 Newcastle 0
Both teams pressing. Cabella's snatched shot went wide after good move involving Janmaat and Gouffran, before Andreas Weimann's shot was blocked by Williamson.
Aston Villa 0 Newcastle 0
CHANCE! N'Zogbia free-kick flies inches wide. Applause around Villa Park in memory of Liam Sweeney and John Alder in the 17th minute
Aston Villa 0 Newcastle 0
The visitors have started well, but Villa look dangerous on the counter. A Cabella corner was flicked on at the near post by Williamson, but Gouffran misses the ball at the far post.
Former Newcastle winger Charles N'Zogbia has gone closest for the hosts with a looping header that landed on the roof of the net.
Woosnam is a shot off leader Cesar Monasterio, who is the outright leader after Jamie Spence double bogeyed the third to drop down to three-under.
Woosnam continues to shine. He has birdied 15 to move to four under; one off the lead in the @EuroSeniorTour English Open @Rockliffe_Golf— @paulfraserecho 23 August 2014
RT @GrandadDG01: Mr. Woosnam seems to be loving @Rockliffe_Golf #ESO2014 round 2!— @TEC4M 23 August 2014
RT @shellbond: Great day at the #ESO @EuroSeniorTour @RockliffeHall @Rockliffe_Golf our ARC Wealth tee board is looking brilliant! http://t…— @RockliffeHall 23 August 2014
Roger Roper is the first North-East golfer back in the clubhouse. The Rockliffe Hall pro made a huge improvement on yesterday's opening 77 to turn in a one-unnder 71 today.
He is far more relaxed about his round today, chatting and smiling in the clubhouse and he sits on four-over for the tournament.
Ian Woosnam on the ninth, which is his only bogey so far on day two.
And off they go! Messrs Rusnak, Johnstone & Spence depart @RockliffeHall #EnglishSeniorOpen https://t.co/6cQvsLPfZA— @EuroSeniorTour 23 August 2014
RT @EuroSeniorTour: Last group of Jamie Spence, @TonyJohnstone56 & Gary Rusnak get tuned up #EnglishSeniorOpen http://t.co/oSz8pOujiO http:…— @SamSpence93 23 August 2014
@paulfraserecho Give him a few tips Fras— @DannyevansDanny 23 August 2014
Leader Jamie Spence tees off at the first in the English Senior Open at Rockliffe Hall. #golf http://t.co/qCK5L6bbeT— @paulfraserecho 23 August 2014
Brilliant round so far from Ian Woosnam. He has just made his sixth birdie of the day and just one dropped shot at the ninth to move to tied third at Rockliffe Hall.
Woosnam's only dropped shot arrived on the same hole as Echo snapper Chris Booth was asked to silence his camera by the Welshman. Boothy is certainly being targeted by the big boys ...
BT Sport doing their pre-match warm up pitch side at Villa. http://t.co/E1phiPBwh0— @StephClarkEcho 23 August 2014
Aston Villa v Newcastle United
ALAN Pardew has named an unchanged team for Newcastle United's lunchtime kick-off at Aston Villa.
Siem de Jong is fit after recovering from a calf injury, but the former Ajax man starts on the bench with Pardew naming the same line-up that lost to Manchester City on the opening weekend.
Aston Villa are also unchanged from their win at Stoke City with former Magpie Charles N'Zogbia starting alongside Gabby Agbonlahor and Andreas Weimann.
Aston Villa: Guzan; Hutton, Vlaar, Senderos, Cissokho; Richardson, Delph, Westwood; Weimann, Agbonlahor, N'Zogbia.
Subs: Given, Baker, Bacuna, Cole, Bent, Sanchez, Grealish.
Newcastle United: Krul; Janmaat, Coloccini, Williamson, Dummett; Anita, Colback; Sissoko, Cabella, Gouffran; Riviere.
Subs: Elliot, S Taylor, Haidara, Abeid, de Jong, Obertan, Perez.
RT @AVFCOfficial: #AVFC v #NUFC: Villa Park just a little while ago - glorious! #AVFCLIVE http://t.co/12mXq84H8r— @georgeydyson 23 August 2014
Just found out that the biggest mover of the day so far at Rockliffe, Jean-Pierre Sallat, is a former professional footballer. Used to play for Bordeaux and Le Havre, now he is on the Senior Tour and has five top ten finishes behind him.
Just arrived in Birmingham. Howay the toon #nufc— @keithparker2000 23 August 2014
Aston Villa v Newcastle
Welcome to Villa Park for today's early kick-off in the Premier League. Newcastle have arrived and team news is imminent. Alan Pardew's side have won on their last two trips to Aston Villa, can they make it three?
Happy Saturday Everyone!
Sam Torrance has got his second round underway, he was not in the best of moods yesterday ... especially when Echo snapper Chris Booth was still taking photos of him on the ninth. "You got enough of me yet?" he said. "You must have enough for an album."
Jean-Pierre Sallat and Ian Woosnam are the main movers this morning at Rockliffe. Both are on two-under, three adrift of leader Jamie Spence.
Sallat, a Frenchman, has birdied five of the first nine holes to hit the turn in 31 in incredible fashion.
Eaglescliffe's Graeme Bell is level par after three alongside reigning champion Steen Tinning. Hurworth's Roger Roper and Matfen Hall's John Harrison are three under for the day.
Off to @Rockliffe_Golf to watch some legends in The English Senior open, will be getting some tips from Torrance and Woosnam.— @David_McGlynn 23 August 2014
RT @EuroSeniorTour: Good morning from @RockliffeHall, where @bestbacknine was out early for these lovely snaps #EnglishSeniorOpen http://t.…— @ubiquitouswoman 23 August 2014
RT @WhatsOnDarlo: SPORT: The English Senior Open 2014 continues today at Rockliffe Hall. http://t.co/lUIyLfK2hL #DarloBiz http://t.co/iccrg…— @NBSAssist 23 August 2014
There has been a light shower but the action is underway at Rockliffe Hall and Ian Woosnam is motoring his way up the field.
The former US Masters champion has gone four under through the opening six holes to climb right in to the contention before the leaders go out at lunch-time.


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Fryphile mentions this place being, perhaps, a suitable conduit for posting favourite poems, referring to the point that
Stephen is a lover of poetry.
I have written quite a bit myself, most of which is secreted in a dark corner (my equivalent of Dorian Grey's portrait), but some of which has been published (by the BBC, no less - though these, merely, amusing limericks).I recently was holed below the water-line by a pithy observation that "More people write poetry than read it" and haven't dipped the quill for quite some time now. However having coined the epigram in parentheses accompanying the title of this post, which I hope tweaks a few smiles, I hope to set the ball rolling. Here is one of mine :
I need on my forehead
A glass-fronted pencil-case
With instructions
"In case of poetry, break glass"
This, because of lost lines
And even whole trains of thought
And it's silly but it feels
Like losing a child
When I'm really only
Losing my mind
So come on then, somebody take it off me and keep it in play, I've done enough dribbling.
ps liked this quote it fits most of my poetic scribblings so well :
"The reason I will not exhibit this picture is that I am afraid that I have shown in it the secret of my own soul."
- Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray


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The maker of Banana Boat sunscreen in the US are recalling about 500,000 bottles of spray-on lotion after reports a handful of people caught on fire after using the product and coming in contact with an open flame.
Energizer Holdings said on Friday that it was pulling 23 varieties of the UltraMist sunscreen off store shelves due to the risk of the lotion igniting when exposed to fire.
Four burns cases were reported in the US and one in Canada.More than 20 million units have been sold since UltraMist launched in 2010, the spokesman said.The problem appeared to be caused by UltraMist's spray valve, which was over-applying the product, Energizer said in a statement.As a result, the lotion was taking longer to dry, increasing the flammability risk."If a consumer comes into contact with a flame or spark prior to complete drying of the product on the skin, there is a potential for the product to ignite,'' the company said.
Banana Boat said in a statement on Saturday that all Australian Banana Boat sunscreens were manufactured in Australia and complied with Australian and New Zealand standards and testing requirements.
"No Banana Boat Sunscreens sold in Australia are impacted by the voluntary recall on products made, and sold, in the US and Canada," the company said.
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J. Robert Hillier, founder of Hillier Architecture and a member of the NJIT Board of Overseers, will discuss "Life After Recession: Think Outside the Box" at the Albert Dorman Honors College Colloquium Series on April 7, 2010, 2:30-4 p.m. in GITC 1100. >>
Three NJIT Grads Join Princetons Hillier Architecture
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Three graduates of the New Jersey School of Architecture at New Jersey Institute of Technology were hired by Hillier Architecture in Princeton. >>


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Definition of derelict in English:
derelictLine breaks: dere|lict
Pronunciation: /ˈdɛrəlɪkt /
1In a very poor condition as a result of disuse and neglect: a derelict Georgian mansion the barge lay derelict for years
More example sentences
- The derelict condition of the Market House has been criticised by the town council.
- The majority of them were bought either in completely derelict condition, or as a collection of rusty parts.
- A call has been made to officials of the Town Council to take action against the owners of five houses which are in a derelict condition.
unsafe, dangerous, hazardous, perilous, precarious, insecure, treacherous; dilapidated, ramshackle, run down, broken-down, worn out, tumbledown, in (a state of) disrepair, in ruins, ruined, falling to pieces, falling apart; rickety, creaky, creaking, decrepit, deteriorating, crumbling, deteriorated; neglected, untended, unmaintained, gone to rack and ruin, gone to seed, on its last legs, the worse for wear; unhealthy, contaminated, unsound, infected, blighted, unwholesome, septic, rotten, baddilapidated, ramshackle, run down, broken-down, worn out, tumbledown, in (a state of) disrepair, in ruins, ruined, falling to pieces, falling apart; rickety, creaky, creaking, decrepit, deteriorating, crumbling, deteriorated; neglected, untended, unmaintained, gone to rack and ruin, gone to seed, on its last legs, the worse for weardiscarded, rejected, forsaken, cast off, relinquished, ownerless
2chiefly North American Shamefully negligent of one's duties or obligations: he was derelict in his duty to his country
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- Some held the two local commanders derelict in their duty; others concluded that they were simply guilty of errors of judgment.
- What other cause finds you derelict in your responsibilities to your own people?
- In my view he would be derelict in his duty if he didn't have a contingency plan.
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1A person without a home, job, or property: derelicts who could fit all their possessions in a paper bag
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- A group of vagabonds and derelicts inhabit a shelter in Moscow, presided over by a fanatical leader who preaches the love of everyone for everyone.
- Following a homeless 'state of emergency', the federal government created a $753-million fund to get derelicts across Canada out of the dirt and into an edifice.
- But the majority of menial workers and derelicts are, going by empirical evidence, first or second-generation immigrants with little in the way of hopes or prospects.
tramp, vagrant, vagabond, down and out, homeless person, drifter, person of no fixed address/abode, knight of the road; beggar, mendicant; outcast, pariah, ne'er do well, good-for-nothing, wastrel
Australian/New Zealand informal derro
2A ship or other piece of property abandoned by the owner and in poor condition: she had been a derelict recommissioned for this journey
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- We ran into the docking bay and could not believe the decrepit derelict of a ship that he had waiting for us.
- If they can keep the boats from becoming derelicts, it means that much more money in the budget to do dredging and other debris removal.
- Meanwhile, the U.S. Coast Guard has the authority to move derelicts that pose a hazard to navigation, but not to dispose of them.
mid 17th century: from Latin derelictus 'abandoned', past participle of derelinquere, from de- 'completely' + relinquere 'forsake'.
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Pronunciation: əˈnɒm(ə)ləs
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Simon White
Simon White wears many hats at WAtoday, among them occasional (and often random) writing.
Just have a look at Mr Lyon now
Simon White Sit an AFL coach down in front of a stack of cameras and reporters and some odd things can happen.
From other guy to Son Son of a gun
Simon White Michael Walters returns from obscurity to make a name for himself at the highest level.
Freo's bout of the Blues
Simon White, Perth The eventual margin was 30 points, but gulf between the teams was significantly bigger.
Who needs goal of the year when you can have the Whiteys?
Simon White Some time later today, the AFL will announce the three finalists for both goal and mark of the year.
Magic number no small task for Eagles forwards
Simon White The small forward dilemma for the Eagles.
Can the Kerr-eam rise again?
Simon White Almost 12 years have gone past but Peter Spencer still has one special memory of Daniel Kerr that isn't likely to fade.


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In addition to the events that create "full recourse" liability (for the entire loan), bad boy liability also includes losses or damages incurred by the Lender based upon another list of "bad" events or triggers. I'm sure that Jim Wallenstein will cover this at his presentation during the University of Texas Mortgage Lending Institute. Like… Continue Reading
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Construction Lending: Trend toward Guaranty "burn off" brings new list of hot conditionsPosted in Good Times for Lenders, Guaranty Issues
Credit enhancement of commercial construction lending has a new, important twist to the traditional (full) payment and performance guaranty: the burn-off events go beyond valuation and debt service thresholds to also include many of the check list items utilized by permanent lenders. The burn off has a new price. Finally, construction loans are bubbling… Continue Reading
As "Bad-Boy" Recourse Liability Spreads to Construction Lenders . . . Is the End Near for Non-Recourse Liability??Posted in Good Times for Lenders, Guaranty Issues, Market Trends
Once upon a time and in a very simple time, construction lenders required full payment and performance guarantees, and only permanent lenders offered non-recourse financing (with "bad-boy" liability). Now, even some construction lenders include a variation of non-recourse liability (with "bad-boy" events) in their structure. And, the list of "triggers" or events that form the… Continue Reading
MBA Report Shows Good Trends in Bad Numbers; BUT Judicial Foreclosure is a DRAG (I have questions)Posted in Articles, Good Times for Lenders, Market Trends, Remedies, Tough Times for Lenders
Recently, the Mortgage Bankers Association published its "National Delinquency Survey" for the fourth quarter of 2011. The report covers the delinquency and foreclosures rates on first-lien mortgage loans, and includes @ 88% of all single family homes in the US. Although the survey does NOT cover commercial mortgages, the data gives us important incite on trends AND information on the… Continue Reading
Minority Owner Exiting an Under Performing Deal? Don't Need Lender Approval? Right . . . Wrong (or "oops")Posted in Guaranty Issues, Tough Times for Lenders, Training
People don't "connect" their ownership (even a minority ownership) with their liability under bad-boy or non-recourse carveout agreements (whether in the form of an indemnity, or as a guaranty). So, minority owners often transfer ownership without getting a release from bad boy liability . It could be a costly mistake. With deals under water… Continue Reading
Bad-Boy Liability: Courts Find Liability for Violating Solvency or Net Profit Retention CovenantsPosted in Guaranty Issues, Tough Times for Lenders
We're in that part of the cycle where many of us are focusing on guaranty agreements, which run the full spectrum from full payment and performance guaranties to "bad boy" indemnification agreements (my recent comment). One issue being litigated is the bad boy or recourse event tied to a breach of these types of covenants… Continue Reading
It's "That Time": What are the Most Important Terms of a Guaranty?Posted in Guaranty Issues, Training
The holiday season is behind us, but one of my favorite songs still resonates: "It's that time of year, when the . . . ." Holiday season. Fireplace. Home. But it's back to work, where . . . after being back at the law firm for several weeks, clearly we're at "that time" of… Continue Reading
Collection Plate: Litigation Against Guarantors or Indemnitors Points to Lessons Learned – Tips on Underwriting & Loan Document TermsPosted in Guaranty Issues, Remedies, Tough Times for Lenders
(More on the Collection Plate collection, which focuses on the recovery side of our work – the bottom line, nitty-gritty, work of getting "back" the money.) Our economic eddy is at the stage where law suits against guarantors or indemnitors, on full payment and performance agreements or on "bad-boy" agreements, are reaching final judgment –… Continue Reading
CMBS 2.0: What Is It Looking Like? Cash Management & New Recourse EventsPosted in Good Times for Lenders, Market Trends
Andrews & Kurth has a nice "high level" piece on the CMBS market – covering challenges and changes in CMBS since the market crash. And periodically (perhaps too frequently!), I've offered up my broader insights on these same subjects (search TT4L using the terms "CMBS" or "2.0"). However, it is important to get very, very… Continue Reading
Tips on Bad Boy Carveouts: Don't Overlook These (Surprising?) Sources of LiabilityPosted in Remedies, Single Purpose Entity, Tough Times for Lenders
Recourse against individual owners or sponsors (andor their operating companies) is a significant leverage point for any lender in a distressed commercial real estate loan. Both CMBS loans and portfolio loans (typically life company) technically are "non-recourse" in that the lender agrees to look to the collateral for the ultimate recovery of the loan. However, the… Continue Reading
Lessons Learned: Loan Documents Could Include These New Recourse EventsPosted in Good Times for Lenders, Market Trends, Remedies, Technology Notes
I'm keeping a list of "lessons" learned about loan documents, as I deal with all of these distressed commercial real estate loans. It is a topic sometimes covered in various conferences. One danger in adding all of the "lessons learned" from these dark days into the the loan documents is this: loan documents will be… Continue Reading


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USA Win War Of Attrition
The United States ground out an abrasive 13-6 victory over Rugby World Cup debutants Russia in New Plymouth on Thursday to get their campaign back on track.
The US team, which lost their opener 22-10 to Ireland, enjoyed large periods of advantage in terms of territory and possession but could not fully convert them into points in the face of a doughty Russian defence.
Mike Petri scored the only try of the game, with US fullback Chris Wyles adding a conversion and two penalties in tricky kicking conditions before the Americans held off a late fight back.
"It's an awesome feeling - I'm proud of the boys for sticking there," said USA captain Todd Clever.
"We made it tough on ourselves but the crowd helped us get through that one. I was very nervous, they're a tough team and they're improving and they're just getting better and better."
Russia struggled both at the set piece, with the scrum wilting under pressure at times and the lineout malfunctioning, and also at the breakdown where US captain Todd Clever, fellow flanker Louis Stanfill and prop Mike MacDonald were outstanding.
But it was the debutants who got off to the better start when a charged-down clearance kick saw Sergey Popov and Andrey Garbuzov go close before the US infringed at a ruck.
Flyhalf Yury Kushnarev stepped up to kick the third-minute penalty for Russia's first ever World Cup points, to roars of delight from a packed house at Yarrow Stadium.
Kushnarev failed with a second ambitious effort from 46 metres in swirling wind shortly after, but Wyles equalled the scores with an 11th minute penalty for a blatant offside in midfield.
Momentum then swung the US team's way.
America Samoa-born flyhalf Roland Suniula broke the line, passed back on his inside to centre brother Andrew who offloaded to Petri, who fended off fullback Igor Klyuchnikov to go in under the posts for a try Wyles converted.
Wyles missed a second penalty but USA suddenly looked the dominant side as the Suniula duo and Clever began to punch holes in the Russian midfield.
When the Russian scrum wilted and collapsed in their own 22m area, the US kicked for touch but could not get over the line despite a sustained period of pressure.
Unable to clear their lines and with a scrum under the cosh, Russia defended valiantly and were again let off the hook as Wyles badly skewed a third penalty attempt on the half-hour mark to make it 10-3 at half time.
Kushnarev missed a second penalty early in the second half after Northampton-bound winger Vasily Artemyev showed his capability of breaking down defences with some bullocking runs.
USA came racing back and Andrew Suniula almost crossed for a memorable try, side-stepping his way past a number of defenders but just hauled down short of the line.
Wyles then missed a third kickable penalty and a snap drop-goal, but eventually notched his second successful penalty in the 64th minute to stretch the lead to 13-3.
Centre Konstantin Rachkov cut the deficit with a second Russian penalty with three minutes to go as they threatened a late revival. But they were unable to make the pressure count and now move on to a tough game against Italy on Tuesday.
The USA take on Australia in Wellington on Friday.
SARugby.com Man of the Match: Andrew Suniula.
Russia – Penalties: Yury Kushnarev (2)
USA – Tries: Mike Petri. Conversions: Chris Wyles. Penalties: Wyles (2)


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Totally agree! Getting my lvl16 druid to Westfall from Darkshore was the best hour I spent in wow. My current boyfriend was a huge fan, and told me to try out wow. I made a druid (when he mentioned this is the only shapeshifting class i knew what to choose), played for about 5 lvls and abandoned it. He leveled it to 15 and told me I have a quest to do, and went to work.
I was home alone, and called him up to tell me where this 'Westfall' is and how I get there. He told me to take the boat, start walking the long road along the marsh, cross under the mountain, go to Ironforge, take the tram, etc.
I took about 20 screenshots on that way :) Like a real tourist. Reaching the gates of Ironforge (still my favorite screenshot), being amazed by the underwater sightseeing of the tram, arriving to the smoky dwarven district of Stormwind, finding the light-filled citadel and the buzzing Trade District was awesome. I have never seen these places before, and didnt realize how big this world is, and how many other players are in it (Darnassus is always pretty abandoned). Finally, finding that object underwater for the quest was SOOOOO EPIC.
This was about 3 years ago, but I am an addict since that :)


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While Wayne Gretzky's interest in returning to the NHL remains strong, he has not talked to the Washington Capitals about the possibility, according to TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger.
The New York Post reported this week that there's a 'mutual interest' between Gretzky and Capitals owner Ted Leonsis in creating a position for the him on the club's management team, while CSN Washington speculated that Gretzky could be team president with Rogers Sportsnet analyst and former NHL general manager/head coach Doug MacLean as general manager.
Current team president and alternate governor Dick Patrick is working with Leonsis to find the team's next general manager and head coach after firing George McPhee and Adam Oates on April 26.
Former Nashville Predators bench boss Barry Trotz was in Washington on Tuesday to meet with Leonsis and Patrick, according to Dreger. Trotz was relieved of his head coaching duties with the Predators in mid-April, the organization he had been with for 15 seasons.
Gretzky's last NHL stint was with the Phoenix Coyotes, where he worked as head coach and director of hockey operations from 2000 to 2009. The Coyotes made the playoffs just once during Gretzky's tenure.


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It is like that Bob Dylan song about the times. Things are definitely changing in our culture as a result of the Obama Administration, and there are three years left to go. Yesterday I noticed a helicopter circling over Biola University, I live just blocks away. This is usually not a good sign. My wife had already seen on Facebook that this was just a drill.
Bang, bang. Shots were fired. More shots were fired. Biola public safety officers respond, seeing two individuals with rifles. Help is needed and Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies show up.
This wasn't the real thing but rather an "Active Shooter Drill," on the south part of the Biola campus Wednesday where officers prepared in case a situation arose at the campus.
"In this day and age you have to look at what's happening around the nation," said John Ojeisekhoba, chief of campus safety for Biola. "It can happen anywhere. We're not immune."
More than 100 sheriff's deputies and 12 Biola public safety officers participated in the two drills that took about one hour.
I took a close look and found the command center just off the street.
I am reminded of the shooting at the Family Research Council that was clearly driven by an anti-Christian motive. President Obama has done more to normalize homosexuality than any President in history, this kind of drill or thinking that Christian universities could be targets are a result of this. It truly is an Obama world and the Liberal agenda is marching on.


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A longtime criminology professor at Mount Royal University is facing a charge of forcible confinement stemming from an alleged confrontation in a female colleague's office on campus.
Alberta Justice confirmed that John Winterdyk, 60, was issued a summons on the charge this week and is scheduled to appear in provincial court Aug. 5.
The summons is the result of a private prosecution brought to court by a female colleague who works with Winterdyk in MRU's Justice Studies department.
A private prosecution is an allegation made by a civilian, rather than police or authorities.
Private prosecutions are referred to provincial court judges, who then decide whether to issue a summons compelling the accused to answer to the charge in court.
A provincial court judge issued the summons after a closed-door process hearing that included testimony from the complainant and witnesses.
Winterdyk didn't return calls to his home and cellphone on Wednesday.
Sources said the allegation against Winterdyk is connected to an incident in mid-2012. Winterdyk allegedly confronted the complainant in her office in MRU's department of Justice Studies. Multiple sources said the woman was prevented from leaving her office for more than two hours while being verbally assaulted.
The complainant contacted Calgary police some time after the incident, but the Crown declined to press charges following the investigation.
The judge's ruling this week compels Winterdyk to appear in court, but a Crown prosecutor will ultimately have discretion over whether the case proceeds to trial.
"The Crown will take carriage of the file and assess it according to a two-part test: whether there's a reasonable likelihood of conviction and if it's in the public interest to proceed," Alberta Justice spokeswoman Michelle Davio said.
The university issued a written statement Wednesday afternoon saying it had no knowledge of the court case until officials were contacted by the media.
"We have no independent confirmation that a process hearing took place, nor have we been advised of this by any of the parties allegedly involved," it read.
"We have nothing to comment on unless and until the Crown determines there is evidence to support proceeding with criminal charges."
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Monthly Archive for May, 2013
World's worst travel accessory
Travel-related catalogs Travelsmith, Magellan's and SkyMall all offer more than a few items that seem useless, half-baked, mildly ridiculous and, sometimes, just jaw-droppingly stupid. Here's an item that is, to paraphrase a great poet, just plain bat-crap crazy stupid. The nice (if not slightly demented) folks at Kikkerland Design Inc. at some point in the […] [Read More]
Bacon Tour back: Pigging out in the Rockies
It's a decidedly un-kosher event and that's just the way organizers like it. The Blue Ribbon Bacon Tour, a two-day event that organizers say will feature "more than a ton of Iowa and Colorado bacon," is returning for a third year to Keystone Resort in the Rockies west of Denver. Yeah, really. This year's event, […] [Read More]
Best dinosaur museum in the world?
Despite the fact that Drumheller, Alberta, Canada is a town of about 8,000 people, it has one of the best dinosaur museums in the world, mostly thanks to all the fossilized skeletons from the Cretaceous period that have been found in the surrounding valleys and badlands. Here's a look inside the museum, which was declared […] [Read More]
Greenland: Watch the ice
The joke probably has been around since the Vikings: Iceland is green and doesn't have much ice, Greenland isn't green and has all the ice. While it's not entirely true, the main attraction of Greenland is the ice —while it lasts. Here's a look at the glaciers and icebergs of Greenland. For more on the […] [Read More]
Travel Vines of the Week: Food
Hungry? Even hungrier for food from other places and cultures? Today's menu includes food-related 6-Second Postcards from from Latvia, Korea, Malaysia, Las Vegas (yeah, really) and Rome. Here are our picks for Travel Vines of the Week: Food. Tweet your Vine travel videos with the hashtag #6secondpostcard and we'll post the best ones here each […] [Read More]
Travel Vines of the Week: Music
A vital part of nearly every culture is music — and music can give you a sense of place in just a few notes. Among the advantages Vine has over Instagram and travel photos in general is sound. Here are videos with sound from around the world, including from Italy, Guatemala, Indonesia and Japan. Here are […] [Read More]
Making music in Phoenix
It's easy to love music, but harder to understand it (and how it plays into every culture on the planet), as well as how the tools of the artform were developed. Among the best museums in Arizona is the modern and comprehensive Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, a cathedral to music and the instruments that create […] [Read More]
Sneaks on a plane: Who shuts off the phone?
Three out of every 10 people who carry personal electronic devices on planes have "accidentally left a PED turned on during a flight," according to a new study, and six out of 10 of those people said the device was a smart phone. Accidentally. Yeah, sure. The study, released today by the Airline Passenger Experience […] [Read More]
Travel Vines of the Week: Food
For many travelers, food is a big part of seeing the world (and for others, it's the main reason to see the world). Because food can give a sense of place, we're breaking it out with it's own Travel Vines category. Here are our picks for Travel Vines of the Week — Food. Tweet your […] [Read More]
Sweet Home, Himalaya
They don't call it the Top of the World for nothing, and the cultures there can, at times, seem as far from Western culture as the summits are from sea level. Here's a look back at some of the stories we've run from the Himalayas over the years, as well as some of the photos […] [Read More]
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