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SEPANG: The families of passengers on board MH370 are saying that Malaysia Airlines is not clarifying the missing plane situation.
A family member of one of the Chinese nationals who was on board the flight said the airline still has not given any details to the family.
She refused to be identified and was obviously scared away by the flock of media people running after her.
The family members of Wong Sai Sang also said they had not gotten any details.
Former Pandamaran DAP assemblyman Ronnie Liu, who accompanied the family members, just said that they were asked to bring their passports and be at the KLIA by 6pm.
"The family members are upset because they are not given details and they are solely relying on the news on the Internet," he said.
Haja Putih Idris, 68, said her daughter-in-law Nor Fadzillah Mat Rahim, who was on the flight, has left behind three children.
"We received a call from the airline at 9am today and were told to come to the airport.
"My daughter and one more person from my family will be heading to the scene but as of now we are unsure of the status of the passengers or the flight,'' she said.
Student Kang Zi Xin, 24, was beside herself with worry after discovering her boyfriend had not arrived in Beijing in the morning yesterday as scheduled.
"This morning, my boyfriend's dad called me and asked why his son still hadn't arrived three hours after the plane was supposed to land," she told The Star.
Her Chinese boyfriend Yue Wen Chao, 25, had left Kuala Lumpur to attend a job interview in Beijing.
"I contacted MAS and found out about the news. I am so worried about him.
"He just graduated with his Masters from the UK, and came to visit me.
"He was supposed to stay here until his job interview. He had just gotten his visa re-issued to spend time with me," she said.
Meanwhile, Nur Nazira Rosli, 29, whose sister-in-law was in the missing flight with her mother and sister, still prayed and hoped that everything would be all right.
Nur Nazira, who rushed to KLIA from Ipoh with her brother Ahmad Nizam, 32, said her sister-in-law's family was supposed to be there for a week's holiday.
"We are worried but we still hope," she said, adding that she had waited 12 hours but there was still no news on her relatives.
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* FTSEurofirst 300 up 0.5 percent
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LONDON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - European shares rose on Tuesday after international lenders agreed on lowering Greece's debt, paving the way for the next disbursement of urgently needed aid.
The accord, reached by the lenders late Monday, will cut Greek debt by 40 billion euros, bringing it down to a more manageable 124 percent of gross domestic product by 2020.
The FTSEurofirst 300 was 0.5 percent higher at 1,109.78 by 1246 GMT, after a 0.5 percent decline on Monday ended a five-session winning streak.
Thin volume on the index, at only a third of its 90-day daily average, exaggerated the market's move. Traders said while the Greek deal came as a relief, it was largely expected -- and it's probably just a short-term fix.
"I think the time bomb has temporarily been defused, but it's still not completely inactive," Patrick Moonen, a senior strategist at ING in Amsterdam, said.
"Systemic risks for the euro zone are gradually coming down, meaning that part of the equation is normalizing - and that may lead to higher valuations for European equities, not only in an absolute sense but also relative to U.S. equities."
With the systemic fears abating in Europe, the gap between price-to-earnings ratios of U.S. and European equities tumbled earlier this month to the lowest point in more than six years, signalling a strong reversal in investors' perception of both markets.
According to Thomson Reuters Datastream, the broad STOXX 600 trades at 10.97 times its 12-month forward earnings, versus a price-to-earnings ratio of 12.13 for Wall Street's S&P 500.
The gap of 1.16 between the two ratios is the smallest since May 2006, before the start of the financial crisis in 2007, and well below a 10-year average of 1.93. The gap was 2.6 in September 2011, the depths of the euro zone debt crisis, when the valuation of European stocks fell below the valuation of equities in emerging markets.
Banks were the top risers in a broad-based rally as the sector drew strength from the Greek debt deal news.
A near 4 percent advance put Royal Bank of Scotland at the second-top spot on the FTSEurofirst 300 leader board, with the part-state-owned lender also boosted by a UBS upgrade to "buy".
With the Greek problem smoothed over for now, the focus shifts to the threat of the U.S. 'fiscal cliff' -- a set of automatic tax increases and government spending cuts set to come into force in January. Some investors, however, played down the likely impact.
"It will be somewhat of a headwind but I don't think it will derail the U.S. recovery in its totality," said Paras Anand, head of European equities at Fidelity Worldwide Investment, which has 143.7 billion pounds ($230.3 billion) assets under management.
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Doha: The director-general of Qatar-based Al Jazeera satellite news network has resigned to take up a post in the newly reshuffled government, the station said on Wednesday.
Ahmad Bin Jasem Al Thani said in a statement posted on the station's website that he was leaving the network "to serve my country", without indicating which government post he was taking.
Several ministers, including the prime minister and foreign minister, Shaikh Hamad Bin Jasem Al Thani, were replaced in a cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday, a day after Crown Prince Shaikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani became the new ruler following his father's abdication.
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Firefighters, who found flames spreading from the southwest corner of the house, knocked down the fire in about 30 minutes and spent the next 1½ hours tamping down hot spots, said Patrick Young, Fire District No. 3 public information officer.
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OREM — Although first-year Hawaii head football coach Norm Chow blocked a transfer of Warrior defensive back Mike Wadsworth, the former Henderson, Nev., football star will enroll at BYU this fall, according to family members.
Wadsworth is currently serving an LDS mission in Leeds, England, and returns home in June. He played one year at Hawaii after choosing the Warriors over Nevada. BYU did not offer Wadsworth, who grew up in Orem, a scholarship out of high school. His father, John Wadsworth, has worked on NCAA transfer papers for his son, but Hawaii denied an appeal by the Wadsworth family for the athlete to transfer to BYU and receive a football scholarship.
Mike Wadsworth has applied, been accepted and will attend BYU this fall, according to his father. His son will pay his own school expenses, due to the Hawaii denial.
Chow has never met Mike Wadsworth, who played for the previous Hawaii coaching staff. The block by Hawaii bans the Wadsworth family and Mike Wadsworth from talking to BYU, according to John Wadsworth, who said "I'm still trying to understand the NCAA rule. It's confusing to me."
John Wadsworth said his family initiated the transfer. "I wanted to do what's best for my son and have him closer to home," the player's father said.
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Number of Hotels in Bulgaria Increased in May – NSI
In May 2014, a total of 2,185 accommodation establishments have operated in Bulgaria, according to the national statistics.
The total number of the rooms in them was 99.6 thousands and the bed-places were 208.5 thousands. In comparison with May 2013 the total number of accommodation establishments increased by 2.4% and the bed-places in them – by 4.6%. The total number of the nights spent in all accommodation establishments registered in May 2014 was 1212.0 thousands or by 2.4% more in comparison with the same month of the previous year, as the greatest increase (by 14.2%)was observed in 1 and 2 stars accommodation establishments.
In May 2014, 70.5% of all nights spent by foreign citizens were in 4 and 5 stars hotels and 34.3% of all nights spent by Bulgarians. In 3 stars accommodation establishments were spent 30.9% of all nights by Bulgarian residents and 23.2% - of all nights by foreigners, while in the rest of accommodation establishments (with 1 and 2 stars) they were 34.7 and 6.3% respectively.
In May 2014, the arrivals in all accommodation establishments increased by 3.8% compared to the same month of 2013 and reached 459.6thousands. Bulgarian guests were 56.0% of all arrivals as the majority part (64.8%) of them spent the nights in hotels 1 and 2 or 3 stars and spent 2.1 nights on the average.The arrivals of foreigners were 202.3 thousands as 71.5% of them spent nights in hotels with 4 and 5 stars. On the average 3.3 nights were spent by foreigners.
In May 2014, the total occupancy of the bed-places in accommodation establishments was 21.9%, as compared to May 2013 it remained approximately at the same level.
The highest was occupancy of the bed-places in 4 and 5 stars accommodation establishments - 27.0%, followed by 3 stars accommodation establishments-19.7%, and with 1 and 2 stars – 15.7%. The total revenues from nights spent in May2014 reached BGN 51.8M or by 9.6% more com
pared to May2013. An increase was registered both in the revenues from Bulgarians – by 15.8%, and from foreigners – by 6.2%.
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Despite growing use of tablets, 82 percent of all children ages 2-8 watch PBS television, according to a Common Sense Media research study released Thursday.
That's good news for parents, since children who watched PBS Kids program "Super Why!" scored 46 percent higher on standardized tests than those who didn't, said officials.
Children who played the "Martha Speaks" PBS Kids app for two weeks showed a 31 percent gain in vocabulary tested.
PBS serves 99 percent of TV households, often offering the only educational programming for those children. The network offers six literacy series and seven that focus on science and math.
Chattanooga's PBS station, WTCI, serves the Tennessee Valley through on-air programming, outreach in schools and in the community, and professional development for teachers in Hamilton County's public schools.
This August, Angela Ballard joined WTCI as chief learning officer and brought 18 years of communications and education experience to the station. She has already spearheaded several initiatives at WTCI that expand the impact the community's PBS station will have on local education, including a new professional development series for teachers in partnership with Hamilton County Department of Education.
WTCI's teacher learning series gives HCDE educators the chance to share their best practices for instruction incorporating technology. Sixteen teachers can participate in person in each training session, and WTCI will video the sessions and upload them to wtciTV.org so that unlimited numbers of teachers in Hamilton County and beyond can train asynchronously online. Two of these professional learning sessions are scheduled each month for the next 15 months.
Ms. Ballard is also working with the Tennessee Department of Education to create customized learning objects that help explain to teachers, parents and students the new K-12 PARCC assessment tests that are being implemented in 18 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands beginning with the 2014-2015 school year. PBS will distribute these learning objects nationally via PBSLearningMedia.org.
Paul Grove, president and CEO of WTCI, said he celebrates Ms. Ballard's role at the PBS station. "Angela has hit the ground running, and her drive and commitment have energized our ability to impact the students, families and educators in the community we serve," he said.
Teachers and administrators from 33 different schools and districts attended an educator open house at WTCI last month to see some of these new educational resources firsthand. The event highlighted WTCI's media lab and its Ready To Learn reading classroom for children in preschool through second grade, as well as the more than 30,000 videos and interactive lessons free to teachers and families through PBSLearningMedia.org.
"Before I joined WTCI, I didn't realize how much amazing classroom content was available through PBS," Ms. Ballard said. "Now, I tell everyone I meet about it, whether they teach preschool students, college students, or anyone in between."
Ms. Ballard's 16-year-old stepson is "self-schooled," and she said PBS's environmental science content from "NOVA" has been of particular interest to him. "It's challenging to find quality content for older homeschool students, and PBSLearningMedia.org is a very valuable resource for parents and kids who are looking for interesting, challenging material and more advanced lesson plans."
Her younger stepson has also taken advantage of her new professional role and spent his fall break participating in WTCI's code camp. Designed specifically for 13- to 18-year-olds, the camp taught students HTML, PHP, app development and more. Professional programmers from the Tennessee Code Academy led the sessions, and students hosted a "demo day" at the end of the week to show off their new coding skills for parents, grandparents and school administrators.
The fall code camp was such a success that Ms. Ballard said she has already scheduled a second session for spring break, April 14-18.
A self-proclaimed advocate of lifelong learning, Ms. Ballard is currently pursuing a doctorate in Education from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where she has also taught as an adjunct instructor since 2003.
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Erekat threatens unilateral moves if US vetoes Palestinians' UN resolution
Jordan's King Abdullah warns against Islamic and Zionist extremism
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Bayit Yehudi bill would allow Knesset to reverse High Court cancellation of bills
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Ministry uploads comparative data on health funds
MDA calls for blood donations after High Holidays shortage
Israel Cancer Association to kick off 'Knock on the Door fundraising campaign'
After dying of brain tumor, IDF soldier's organs save 6 lives
Five scientific balloons to launch simultaneously Wednesday in Israel, Europe
Tel Aviv U. launches fuel substitutes accelerator
US agency gives $1 million to boost Israeli Arabs in hi-tech
Israeli gas firm signs bid to sell natural gas to Egypt
Israel surely in 'front line' for climate refugees, says expert
Blue-and-white on the silver screen
Show Review: Cirque Eloize - Cirkopolis
Leading Jewish, Arab Israeli artists to perform in Daniel Pearl memorial concert
Amy Winehouse guitarist to play at Zappa Tel Aviv
Commentary: Royal 'purple cows' come up against seasoned Giants
Landesberg leads Maccabi TA to victory over Eilat
Maccabi Tel Aviv back to winning ways against Haifa
Blue-and-white rowers take on the Charles
Piron: 1 in 3 students to be accepted to university based on matriculation certificate alone
Amar and Stern elected as Chief Rabbis of Jerusalem
Man jailed in UK for 'racist' message to Jewish MP
Conference of European Rabbis look to centralize Ukraine aid
American Studies Association appears to backtrack on boycott of Israeli academics
New York protesters decry Met Opera's 'Death of Klinghoffer' as anti-Semitic
Will this Shabbat be the one that Jews around the world observe?
Second extension of nuclear talks with Iran on the table
Syria bombardment from all sides: Seven from US, 200 from Assad
Iran: Suspected spies arrested near Bushehr nuclear plant
Jihadists stone man and woman to death for adultery in Syria
Emerging 'bad deal' with Iran puts Israel on offensive
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London had no business hosting Iran forum while sanctions remain in place
The battle for the soul of Britain's Conservative Party
Secretary of State Kerry simply doesn't learn from his mistakes
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The fierce estuary of memory
Crossroad to nowhere
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Dutch Christians boycott church over exhibit on Palestinian children
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Evangelical support for Israel? Look to the east
Vatican promotes military force in to protect Christians from Islamic Extremism
Free Schach Distribution in Honor of Sukkot
Covenant of Brothers, Covenant of Life
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International Cleanup Day in Ashkelon
Central America Celebrates Independence at the Rabin Center
European Parliament Member Bastiaan Belder Tours the Negev
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Top 5 Passover activities in Jerusalem
Passover at Tower of David.
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1. The Priestly Blessing (Bircat HaCohanim) One event not to miss, provided you're okay with crowds, is the unified Priestly Blessing (Birchat Hacohanim) service at the Western Wall on the third day of Passover. Last year more than 70,000 people attended either as participating Cohanim, regular Jewish worshippers, or tourists and onlookers. The way it works is that a leader recites the blessings over a loudspeaker so that everyone can follow and bless in unison. It's a real experience but make sure to come prepared with water, snacks and sun protection, especially if it's a warm day out. The Priestly Blessing is recited twice during the morning Passover prayers (times below). When: March 28Times: 9 a.m. (Shacharit service) and 10 a.m. (Musaf service)Where: The Jerusalem Western Wall2. The Tower of David MuseumIf your kids enjoy exercising their imagination, the activities at the Tower of David Museum in the Old City are for them. Children will love "We Were Slaves in Egypt..", the giant board game where they get to build a huge castle, as well as other games that get them thinking and moving. Another fun activity is "The Kaiser is Leaving …" that invites the public to step into the 19th-century, dress up and have a photograph with "the Kaiser and his wife Augusta Victoria" (members of the Balbalu Theater Troupe) against the backdrop of a massive photo of Jaffa Gate. Hebrew speakers can also enjoy a guided tour of the exhibition "The Kaiser is Coming" that is nearing its end and "All about Coins", an experiential tour for children and families. The activities are ideally designed for children aged 5-12. When: March 27-29Times: Activities take place from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (last entrance to museum at 4p.m.); Friday: Activities take place from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. (last entrance to museum at 2 p.m.)Where: Jaffa Gate, Old City Phone: *2884 (Registration in advance necessary but not for events on Friday March 29)Price: NIS 40 for children; NIS 30 for adults (Friday: NIS 25 for children; NIS 30 for adults3. Israel MuseumThe Israel Museum is renowned for its holiday programs and activities for the whole family, and an added bonus is that children receive free admission for the whole of Hol Hamoed, and everyone gets in free on March 31. While you're there, you won't want to miss out on the much talked about Herod the Great exhibition and related events. There are also additional Passover activities in the Recycling Workshop (Moses in a basket theme) and Illustration Library. In conjunction with the exhibition Sandbox, which is coming to an end on April 1, kids can enjoy a creative recycling activity in little sandboxes (NIS 15) and a unique sand casting workshop between 2 – 4:30 p.m. (NIS 10). When: March 27 – 31 (sandbox activities March 27 – 28) Where: The Israel Museum, 11 Ruppin Boulevard, Givat RamPhone: (02) 670-88114. Kol Haot Illuminated Haggadah and Shir Hashirim FairThe Kol Haot Illuminated Haggadah and Shir Hashirim Fair is expected to be a real highlight for those who appreciate Jewish contemporary art. The event takes place in the elegant setting of the Inbal Jerusalem Hotel in the center of Jerusalem, and provides a platform for talented leading contemporary Israeli artists to exhibit their work with a Haggadah and Shir Hashirim-related theme. The public is invited to come and meet the artists, who include Avner Moriah, Maty Grunberg, David Moss, Eliyahu Sidi, Matthew Berkowitz, Ya'akov Daniel, Yaakov Boussidan, Enya Keshet, Liliana Kleiner and Asher Kalderon.When: March 28Times: 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.Address: 3 Jabotinsky Road, JerusalemPhone: 050-790-4964Price: Free5. Passover at the City of DavidThe City of David is offering three incredible tours in English during the intermediate days of Passover. These tours are geared to the more adventurous who enjoy hiking in narrow and often dark passageways, hiking outside in hot weather, or wading in shallow water.The tours available over Passover include the Ascent to Zion tour that features, among other things, impressive architecture of the Second Temple area and a sound and light show. The Biblical City of David tour is very similar but without the show and includes the option to wade through Hezekiah's Tunnel. At night the Enchanting Jerusalem Evening Tour brings the history of Jerusalem alive through a 3-D movie and a sound and light show on ancient walls. Since there is no option to register in advance, it's best to arrive early. When: March 27– 29Where: City of David, Silwan, at the foot of the Old CityPhone: *6033Price: NIS 50-80, depending on the tour, with discounts for children over 5 ITravelJerusalem.com is a new online international travel portal offering all the latest information on things to do, places to eat and places to stay in Jerusalem
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Apple reportedly moving TV ad creation in-houseAccording to a report on Wednesday, Apple is taking on more responsibility for its TV spots by creating ads in-house, a move that shifts away from longtime collaborator TBWAChiatDay.
Citing people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reports Apple's latest TV spots are the work of an internal ad team comprised of at least two people poached from TBWA's Media Arts Lab, which was put together solely to service Apple.
An Apple spokesperson said the most recent airings, including the "Your Verse" iPad spot featuring a Robin Williams monologue from "Dead Poets Society," were created entirely in-house.
TBWAChiatDay is responsible for Apple's most iconic ads, like the "1984" Super Bowl TV spot directed by Ridley Scott. Apple's history with the ad agency goes back to the early 1980s when Jay Chiat was first introduced to late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs.
The agency was out of touch with Apple during the years following Jobs' ousting. The two firms were reunited in 1997 when Jobs reinstated the agency — along with highly respected adman Lee Clow — to run a series of ads that ultimately became the "Think Different" campaign.
With the smartphone war, Apple rival Samsung has spent huge sums on its own advertising campaigns, putting pressure on TBWA/Media Arts Lab to churn out quality content. The relationship between Apple and the ad agency is reportedly on unsteady ground as evidenced by an email conversation made public during the second California Apple v. Samsung trial.
In an email string, Apple SVP of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller voiced his concern over a Wall Street Journal article titled "Has Apple Lost Its Cool To Samsung?" and asked te agency to formulate an appropriate response. Schiller was less than pleased with the resulting suggestions, saying he was "shocked" at recommendations that appeared to rework Apple at an operational level.
It is unclear if Apple is actually moving away from TBWAChiatDay, but Bloomberg's sources say Schiller is making key hires in what could be an attempt to supplant the agency in the future. The report is in line with previous rumors suggesting Schiller and the agency were at odds.
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While CMS officials show no sign of bending or breaking the two-midnight standard in their proposed Medicare payment rules for 2015, they have invited suggestions on creating a "short stay payment" (SSP) policy that would presumably supplement or supplant the two-midnight standard.
In their June 26 comment letter to CMS, American Hospital Association officials called on the federal agency to adopt an SSP that would build a more rational and effective approach to short hospital stays:
"The AHA strongly believes that CMS must appropriately and adequately reimburse hospitals for the care they provide. The existing two-midnight policy fails to meet this standard for medically necessary inpatient stays that span less than two midnights," the national hospital association officials wrote. "However, we believe that a short-stay payment policy, which would supplement the existing two-midnight policy, could reimburse hospitals more accurately for the resources they use to treat beneficiaries during these short stays."
The Michigan Health and Hospital Association is also encouraging CMS to adopt a new SSP policy, with deliberate speed. "If the CMS elects to implement a SSP, we urge the CMS to allow hospitals adequate time to comply," the Michigan officials wrote to the federal agency. "As a result, we recommend that CMS implement the SSP policy for FY 2016."
The Michigan group offers these specific recommendations for developing an SSP policy:
- Payment rates would be higher than Medicare outpatient rates but lower than inpatient rates.
- Payments rates for surgical cases should reflect that most costs are incurred in Day 1 of services.
- The SSP would not apply to the list of short-stay procedures that automatically qualify for Medicare A payment.
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ROANOKE, VA. Andrew Alfonso LaCombe, 74, passed away at his Roanoke, Virginia, home June 11, 2014, with his family by his side.
Andy taught music for many years in the public schools of Colorado, Alaska and Vermont. He was a member of several community bands in Vermont before moving to Roanoke after his retirement from teaching.
He continued to be involved in music by composing songs, and he left a large number of completed works. In addition to his love of music, Andy was an avid gardener, an enthusiastic world traveler, and a lover of books and puzzles of all sorts.
He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Sylvia, of Roanoke; son Carl of Marlborough, MA; son Alan and wife Tracy of Bellows Falls, VT; two grandsons: Timothy of Beaufort, SC, and Christopher of Bradford, VT; and brother, Dominic, of Springer, NM.
He was predeceased by his father, Alfonso, and post-deceased by his mother, Ediria, both of Springer, NM.
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Blind drunk! Wiggins parties into the early hours after his epic gold medal victory
Bradley Wiggins celebrated his Olympic gold medal by getting 'blind drunk' into the early hours.
The British hero stormed to victory in the cycling time trial on an unforgettable day for the nation.
And he wasted no time when it came to partying as he downed booze well past midnight at a bar near St Paul's Cathedral in central London.
Wiggins tweeted two pictures of him with his pals before writing: 'Well what a day, blind drunk at the minute and overwhelmed with all the messages, Thank You everyone it's been emotional X'
Wiggins had earlier popped into the Mitre pub right opposite Hampton Court Palace, the scene of his triumph.
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Party time: Bradley Wiggins (right) celebrated with his pals in central London
Game for a laugh: Wiggins admitted he was feeling the effects of the booze
Asked if Wiggins was now the greatest British Olympian, BOA chairman Colin Moynihan said: 'He is right up there at the top and is now in hallowed territory - others would join him there, not least Steve Redgrave.
'He is now unquestionably one of the greatest athletes we have seen in any discipline in the history of Team GB. What a great summer he has had and he deserves a lot of relaxation and enjoyment.'
Wiggins was left to reflect
on becoming the first man to win the Tour de France and Olympic gold in
the same year and reaching the peak of his sporting career.
After winning a fourth Olympic gold
in a third different event with victory in the 44-kilometre time-trial,
the realisation hit Wiggins that no sporting achievement will surpass
the last six weeks of his life.
Warm welcome: Wiggins wins the time trial
That's my boy: Bradley Wiggins gets a hug from his wife Cath after winning the time trial
The 32-year-old, who on July 22 became the Tour's first British winner, said: 'There is almost slight melancholy. I realised on the podium that that's probably it for me.
'To go out there and put a
performance like that together nine days after the Tour and win another
Olympic title in another event, it is never, ever going to get any
better than that. It's been an amazing six weeks.'
An imperious performance saw Wiggins claim a seventh Olympic medal in all, surpassing Sir Steve Redgrave's British record haul.
Chief: Dave Brailsford (right) with cyclist Chris Froome
Delight: Wiggins celebrates his victory
Given five-time medallist Sir Chris
Hoy is competing in two events in the velodrome, Wiggins' standard is
now set to stand until Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
Wiggins added: 'To be mentioned in
the same breath as people like Steve Redgrave and Chris Hoy is an
honour. Ultimately it's all about the gold medals once you've been
Olympic champion.
'There was only one colour today. The most important statistic is number four [Olympic gold medals] for me and not No 7.'
Wiggins could target a fifth in Rio, depending on the reaction of his wife Cath.
He added: 'I could envisage,
depending on what my wife thinks, going back to the track in the team
pursuit where it all started and trying to win a fifth. But that's a
long way off.'
Glory boy: Bradley Wiggins (centre) has been touted for a knighthood
Glittering career: Bradley Wiggins shows off his gold medal with Tony Martin (left) and Chris Froome
World champion Tony Martin of Germany
was second, 42 seconds behind, with Wiggins' compatriot Chris Froome
third. Froome joined Wiggins on the podium for the second time in less
than two weeks after finishing second in the Tour.
The 27-year-old, who was taking
Thursday off before re-focusing on the Vuelta a Espana, said: 'I really
wasn't expecting to be in the medal table with so many good
time-trialists here. I'm really happy with that.'
There was elation for Wiggins and
Froome, but misery for Emma Pooley, who was inconsolable after placing
sixth in the 29km women's time-trial, with Lizzie Armitstead content
with 10th.
Pooley said: 'I'm just a bit disappointed. I shouldn't have got my hopes up. It's the mistake of being an optimist, I should've been more pessimistic.'
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INDIANAPOLIS — Chuck Pagano spent most of last season finding new ways to coach football.
During his ordeal of chemotherapy treatments for leukemia, he watched games from his bed with his wife, communicated with players and assistants by phone and text messages and scoured game film on his home computer.
The Colts responded with one of the greatest turnarounds in league history and an improbable run to the playoffs.
On Monday, the Professional Football Writers Association selected Indianapolis' inspirational coach as its George Halas Award winner for overcoming adversity.
"I am honored and humbled to receive this award," Pagano said in a statement released by the team. "The encouragement I received from my family, friends, the Irsay family, the Colts organization, the city of Indianapolis and fans around the country was overwhelming."
Hired in January 2012, Pagano was diagnosed with leukemia in September and took a leave of absence after only three games.
The team began winning under offensive coordinator Bruce Arians while Pagano underwent treatment for 12 weeks.
Pagano returned to coach the final regular-season game, a victory over Houston that sent Pagano back to Baltimore for the playoffs.
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