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Deutsche Bank AG London Branch (DB) and Standard Chartered Bank (SCB), along with Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB), DBS Bank Ltd (DBS), Mubadala GE Capital PJSC (MGE) and Al Khalij Commercial Bank (Al Khaliji) Q.S.C., have successfully arranged a USD$ 185 million Credit Facility for Abraaj Capital- and Waha Capital-backed Gulf Marine Maintenance and Offshore Service Company (GMMOS), a leading United Arab Emirates-based provider of marine services to the offshore oil & gas industry.
The proceeds of the US$ 185 million term loan facility refinance existing debt and will fund the Group's growth in the offshore supply vessel (OSV) sector, with a current focus on the GCC and South East Asia, and future expansion potential in West and North Africa. SCB and DB were mandated as bookrunners and IMLAs for this transaction, and had fully prefunded the deal in early May. ADCB, DBS and MGE then joined the deal as MLAs. Al Khaliji joined as a Lead Arranger. The Facility has a tenor of five years with an average life of 3.3 years.
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Though today most people associate Nash with economy and low-priced cars, the marque's Ambassador line once boasted a straight-eight engine and seriously competed against the likes of Buick and even Chrysler. As Arch Brown pointed out in his driveReport in SIA #131, September 1992, even though competition proved stiff for the Ambassador in 1940, Nash still produced a fine automobile.
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Bob McGinn is your man for that on another page.
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I'm the dope who looks at players and coaches in the days leading up to a Super Bowl and makes the call based on feel.
In lending credence to the adage that even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every now and then, I studied the body language of the New York Giants a few years back and wrote they would pull one of the biggest upsets ever against the New England Patriots. (I take no credit for Joe Namath in Super Bowl III, as I was too busy at the time eating dirt in the front yard to be aware of football.)
So after a week in Dallas, I may not be able to tell you who killed Kennedy. But I can say with relative confidence that the Green Bay Packers will win Super Bowl XLV.
Technically, it won't be an upset. Against most sensible thought, the Packers have been installed as a slight favorite. They have, however, a No. 6 seeding, and no No. 6 from the NFC had so much as made the Super Bowl before the Packers.
It isn't practical to believe a football team will win a sixth consecutive elimination game. Nor is it rational to think an outfit with almost no players with ultimate-game experience can beat an opponent that has won two Super Bowls in the last six years.
The Steelers have loads of guys who know exactly how to manage this type of situation. The Packers have two players who have gotten this far, and neither Charles Woodson nor Ryan Pickett have collected a winners' share.
Big deal.
When the Packers arrived here Monday, coach Mike McCarthy was asked about the experience imbalance. Subsequently, he was asked and asked and asked and asked and asked about it some more.
He said the Steelers' only advantage was Monday through Saturday, when the respective teams were subjected to the same dog-and-pony-show questions over and over again. But that was what he was supposed to say.
To find out whether his words had substance, you had to look at the Packers, I mean, really look at them like a paranoid Larry David eyeballing a suspicious character up and down. If they passed the New York Giants test, they were golden.
And the Packers did. They handled the nonsense of Super Bowl week at least as well as the Steelers. So if the Packers have that kind of poise and confidence, they certainly have the talent to win.
That became apparent after Week 6, when the Packers were 3-3 on consecutive overtime losses. It was then that the playmakers left standing were joined by all the anonymous hole-pluggers in a group effort to finish the original intention of winning a Super Bowl in a place where such behavior is expected.
"We understand who we are," McCarthy said. "It's about winning Super Bowls. It's time for the Lombardi Trophy to go back home."
As lyrical as that sounds, no one wins Super Bowls on account of destiny. Broadway Joe and the New York Jets were very good. So was, believe it or not, Eli Manning for one night. The Packers aren't going to win Super Bowl XLV because having a fourth Lombardi on the shelf is the feel-good ending.
And, yeah, the spread offense and the running game and two superior defenses and turnovers and momentum swings and all the usual stuff like blocking and tackling will apply. The Packers are going to have to bring down Ben Roethlisberger where his own character flaws could not.
But once the Packers got their one clunker out of the way since the New England loss, that sloppy victory against Chicago in the NFC Championship Game, their skills are prepared to carry them again. That you could feel down here all week.
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Topeka Democratic gubernatorial candidate Paul Davis has received the endorsement of two major public school groups.
The Kansas National Education Association, the state's largest teachers' union, and Kansas Families for Education last week announced their backing of Davis in his race against Gov. Sam Brownback, a Republican.
Davis, the House minority leader from Lawrence, has been a strong supporter of public schools, the groups said.
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Some people are now saying what was really obvious to me before President Barack H. Obama was re-elected to continue leading the United States of America. He is a Black man. He is an African man. As the first African American to be the president, the unprecedented hostility and threats against the president have been in too many instances racially motivated as well as based on partisan politics.
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This is a last of a three part series concerning the issue of whether racism is still alive in America, which the conversation was provoked by a rash of murders of, often times, innocent African-Americans taking place throughout the country.
In Part I of this series, we discussed the rising heroin epidemic in rural Nebraska and Iowa, and the fact that it's not considered a "crime problem" but rather a "public health issue." We also discussed how such dangerous, life threatening drugs, such as alcohol and tobacco, and lottery gambling, are made legal, while African-Americans, mostly men, are incarcerated, often times for life, for consensual non-violent drug transactions.
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Since the terrorist attack in Charleston, S.C. you've watched the news clips, listened to the experts. You've checked your social media sites regularly, liking, sharing and commenting. You've signed online petitions, attended marches and joined prayer circles. You explain to your child – yet again – what systemic racism is about and why someone would shoot innocent people in a church, why a government would disenfranchise 250,000 black Dominicans of Haitian descent, why a police officer would deliberately throw an African-American teenage girl to the ground at a pool party, why
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Sometimes the unthinkable happens — a car wreck, a stroke, a devastating illness that leaves one without the ability to perform normal daily tasks like walking, bathing, dressing, eating or even speaking.
After acute-care hospitals save their lives and rebuild their bodies, these patients (including about 371,000 Medicare beneficiaries each year) are transferred to America's rehabilitation hospitals and units, which serve as a lifeline of treatment and services.
These hospitals help people continue to improve their health, and to recover their ability to function, allowing them to return home and to resume work, school or community activities.
However, President Obama's budget proposes drastic Medicare regulatory and reimbursement changes being discussed in Congress, putting at risk patient access to this vital network of rehabilitation hospitals and units.
Misguided health-policy experts think that many, if not most, of the patients currently receiving care in rehabilitation hospitals can get the same care for less money by being forced into nursing homes that offer some rehabilitation services.
This is just not true. No one has to just take my word for how special and unique the care rehabilitation hospitals provide is; now, there is new empirical evidence to prove it.
A national study of 200,000 Medicare beneficiaries recently found that rehabilitation hospitals achieve better outcomes in a shorter time than nursing homes that are treating clinically similar patients.
Rehabilitation hospital patients also stay out of hospitals and avoid emergency-room visits more than those treated in nursing homes.
This study, which carefully matched patients with comparable demographics, clinical conditions and co-morbidities to ensure an accurate, scientifically rigorous comparison, found that over a two-year episode of care, rehabilitation hospital patients returned home on average two weeks sooner than nursing home patients, remained at home nearly two months longer, and lived nearly two months longer.
On the whole, rehabilitation hospital patients were 8 percent more likely to stay alive than nursing home patients over a two-year period. Those with brain injuries and strokes were 16 percent and 14 percent, respectively, more likely to survive after having been cared for in a rehabilitation hospital.
In addition, rehabilitation hospital patients had 5 percent fewer hospital readmissions and 5 percent fewer emergency-room visits per year than those who were treated in nursing homes.
These significantly better clinical outcomes were achieved at an additional cost to Medicare of just $12.59 a day per patient. Much more important than cost, though, is the impact on patients' lives.
As a rehabilitation physician overseeing the care delivered in rehabilitation hospitals, I see our patients experiencing what the data show. For the patients who need our hospitals, no other care can compare to that provided in our hospitals.
Many Americans don't even know that we have a rich network of rehabilitation hospital beds, some in free-standing hospitals, and many others in specialized units of hospitals that offer short-term acute care. The treatment provided by these rehabilitation hospitals and units is sophisticated, medically overseen and team-based.
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Makes 6 servings
- 1 pound chicken livers
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup sliced red onions
- 2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon dried sage, crushed
- 8 juniper berries, crushed
- 2/3 cup sweet vermouth
- 12 slices Italian-style bread cut into 1/2-inch slices
Remove any dark or green spots and separate the 2 lobes of the livers. Dry the livers with a paper towel.
Heat the olive oil in a large skillet and season the livers with the salt and pepper. When the oil is hot, add the livers to the pan one at a time, taking care not to overcrowd the pan. If necessary, cook the livers in 2 batches. Cook the livers over high heat until browned, 2 to 3 minutes, then turn and cook until springy to the touch, another 1 to 2 minutes. The livers should be rosy pink inside. Remove them from the pan using a slotted spatula. Lift them from the pan and set aside.
Reduce the heat to medium and add the onions, garlic, sage and juniper berries to the pan. Cook until the onions are translucent, about 5 minutes. Add the vermouth and, with a wooden spoon, scrape up any browned bits that may have collected in the pan. Reduce the liquid until syrupy, 1 to 2 minutes.
In a food processor or blender, puree the livers with the onions until smooth. Place the puree in a bowl and refrigerate for 2 or 3 hours. This dish may be prepared a day ahead.
When ready to serve, toast or grill the sliced bread, spread 1 to 2 tablespoons of the chicken livers on the warm bread, and serve.
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Then, in about 1998, Kevin's company at the time, Softkey International, carried out a successful hostile takeover of our company - the first hostile takeover in the industry ever (and maybe since).
I was made an offer too good to refuse to stay on as a senior VP. Consequently, I spent a year working very closely with Kevin, reporting directly to him. His persona on the show really does make him Mr. Wonderful compared to how he was on the job. He really is a tough guy as you point out in the beginning of the article, but a lot tougher than on the show.
I can't count the times he'd say "Martin, hop on a plane and fly to . . . (places all over the world) and "whack those guys," or "that guy" or "that operation." "Whack" was one of his favorite words.
He might not be Mr. Wonderful, but he's really, really smart. I stayed with him for a year before retiring and actually really enjoyed it.Dec 4, 2014. 05:13 PM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
Why I'm Considering Selling My Core Position In Coca-Cola [View article]
What I liked most about your article, however, was your description of the considerations concerning stock ownership that are differentiated according to the investor's position as being retired or as being in the accumulation stage of his or her life.
I like to think of myself as a DG investor, but the more I've been thinking about it, the more I'm thinking that I really need to move the balance of my portfolio from DG to DI(ncome) investing.
At 77 and, fortunately comfortable without a penny of debt, beyond staying up with inflation as far as growth goes, what I really need and want from my portfolio is more (relatively safe) income in order to allow us to have more fun during this late stage of our lives.
Consequently, your article has helped bolster my my belief that my current portfolio analysis/re-evaluation with the aim of moving from DG to more of DI, is the right thing for me to be doing now.
Finally, I really like the way you write: being an old language and lit guy, that always means a lot to me.Nov 29, 2014. 06:18 AM | 10 Likes |Link to Comment
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Dividend Cuts But Were Afraid To Ask [View article]
Large atmospheric waves move upward from the troposphere — where most weather occurs — into the stratosphere, which is the layer of air above the troposphere. These waves, which are called Rossby waves, transport energy and momentum from the troposphere to the stratosphere. This energy and momentum transfer generates a circulation in the stratosphere, which features sinking air in the polar latitudes and rising air in the lowest latitudes. As air sinks, it warms. If the stratospheric air warms rapidly in the Arctic, it will throw the circulation off balance. This can cause a major disruption to the polar vortex, stretching it and — sometimes — splitting it apart.
Or, if you want to really understand, read the whole story here: http://ti.me/1qcmwpQ
Martin -- freezing in Chattanooga along with Bob.Nov 17, 2014. 07:07 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Retirement Strategy: One Basic Flaw Of Dividend Growth Investing [View article]
And major municipal bankruptcies are really, really rare, especially if you're buying highly rated GO bonds.
By the way, this comment wasn't to defend or blast holding munis in one's income portfolio, but only to say that if a municipality goes bankrupt that doesn't mean that you automatically lose what you had it its bonds.Nov 8, 2014. 12:05 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Retirement Strategy: One Basic Flaw Of Dividend Growth Investing [View article]
Most sites I look at, including the two brokerages I use, usually show percentages of growth for 1, 3, and 5 years.
I was wondering which of those figures DGIs here on SA use when planning and projecting?Nov 8, 2014. 11:53 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
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However, many investors, including me, are generally very careful about buying stocks with large debt ratios and wary about buying stocks with large yields.
Not having many stocks like that in your portfolio would have helped protect you during that FED trial balloon.Oct 30, 2014. 03:29 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Why Selling A Few Shares Is Not The Same As Getting A Dividend [View article]
To a huge degree it's a matter of WHAT MATTERS to the writer. There are loads of reasons that what matters is different for you or for me, things like, just two examples, investing horizon and personal goals.
I really think that there is no right or wrong on this issue. The only thing that matters is what matters to a given individual.Sep 24, 2014. 09:32 AM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
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is it possible to use this plugin as just a landing page, that can have a link to the actual website on it?
is it possible to use this plugin as just a landing page, that can have a link to the actual website on it?
Not right now, but that feature is coming soon :)
thanks for the reply. That's great news. Do you know how long the wait is?
Should be this month if everything goes as planned :)
That would be the most fantastic timing!
Any update on the landing/splash page option?
Yep, it's now a feature in the pro version! I'm working on doing a demo and bring my site up to date. You can get it from http://www.seedprod.com . There is also a demo if you'd like to try it out at http://demo.seedprod.com
Thx for the quick reply John. Took a look at the demo page version and guess I was looking for something too obvious. I was hoping to see a radio button for "Enable Launch Page/Splash Page Mode" followed by options to set the image, url and text for an "Enter my Site" button.
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People infected with HIV/AIDS are overwhelmingly less likely to pass on the virus to their partners if they start taking antiretroviral medicines immediately after diagnosis, when their immune systems are relatively healthy, according to a new study sponsored by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health.
Michel Sidibe, executive director of UNAIDS called the study a "game-changer" that "will drive the prevention revolution forward." The study showed a 96.3% reduction in transmission from infected partner to uninfected partner.
"This new finding convincingly demonstrates that treating the infected individual — and doing so sooner rather than later — can have a major impact on reducing HIV transmission," NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci, said in a statement.
The finding is so significant that, as the New York Times noted,
it is likely to change the way American AIDS doctors treat patients and what treatment policies are adopted by the World Health Organization and other countries.
The international study, which looked at 1,763 mostly heterosexual couples in Africa, Asia and the Americas, launched in 2005. It was meant to last 10 years, but the results were so striking the investigators stopped it midway through and recommended the course of drug therapy be offered to all the study's participants. The investigators wanted to include more men in the study but "they just weren't interested," according to Dr. Myron Cohen, an AIDS specialist from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and director of the study.
In all cases, one partner had tested positive for the virus that causes HIV/AIDS, while the other was not. In half the couples, selected at random, the infected partner was put on an immediate course of antiretroviral drugs. In the other half, the infected partner had to wait until his or her CD4 count dropped below 250 per cubic milliliter. (The CD4 count is a crucial measure of the immune system — normal counts run between 500 and 1,500).
As the New York Times reported:
The results carry moral implications for doctors in the United States. Although medical associations like the Infectious Diseases Society of America advocate starting patients on AIDS drugs early, the decision is made by the doctor and patient. Some patients fear the reported side effects of AIDS drugs and want to delay taking the drugs until they get obviously sick or until their CD4 counts fall, and some doctors go along with that, Dr. Fauci said, especially as long as their patients' CD4 counts remain above 350.
But that means the patient may infect others during the delay. Of the 27 people in the study who became infected while their partners were not yet taking the drugs, 17 had partners whose CD4 counts were still above 350.
Asked if it could now be considered immoral for a doctor to accede to a patient's request to delay starting drugs, Dr. Fauci said: "I'm not going to go there. I'm not going to say it's immoral. But there is more and more data showing the advantages of starting as early as you can."
Access to the medications — especially in poor countries — is a very real consideration as well, as MSNBC pointed out:
Already — for financial reasons — only a small percentage of people who need the drugs to save their lives get them. Expanding the use for the prevention of transmission raises the same issues of access to the drugs.
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yes but is it affordable.
Put a bullit in the barral and give it a spin.
who are the 3.7%
Why take the chance of having sex and passing it on?
Wow, this is fantastic news!
Noted! Thanks! I agree that lots of people can not be able to afford due to expensive cost.
That's good!
Sadly most 3rd world countries can't afford to give even the sickest most advanced HIV cases the needed meds...much less all people with it. And even us 'first world' countries that don't have universal healthcare...well that's pretty much just us in the USA...but
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+ Our investment drive has begun! We need to collectively invest $57,000 in our justice ministries this year. At the Celebration on June 8th, our network members committed $37,260. The thermometer below reflects on how much of this has been received. Wondering where to send your investment? Mail it to IMPACT 1700 University Avenue Charlottesville, VA 22903
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IMPACT's mission is to empower the faith community of greater Charlottesville to create significant social change through unified direct action.
Charlottesville has over 700 direct service organizations that give direct aid to victims of systemic injustices; in 2006, local clergy decided to dig up the roots of these problems. They began to build IMPACT, an organization with the power to take direct action that addresses the systemic causes of injustice, inequality and poverty.
IMPACT is not a direct service organization. We do not provide individuals with direct charitable services such as food or shelter. Rather, IMPACT is a direct action organization. We focus on addressing the root causes and the systemic reasons that people to need charity. We empower local leaders to identify community problems, develop solutions, and negotiate publicly with the decision-makers who can implement these solutions.
Since its founding IMPACT has grown to a membership of 27 congregations that represent over 15,000 people in Central Virginia. Comprised of Roman Catholic, Jewish, Protestant, Unitarian Universalist, and Muslim traditions, IMPACT is spiritually, racially and economically diverse. Our work builds strong relationships across racial, ethnic, and socio-economic lines.
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Ferry Wake Issues Are Shaking Up City Council
Some 3,800 cubic yards of sand and gravel might be poured onto four beaches along the Bremerton-to-Seattle ferry route this summer as part of a study to determine impact of wakes caused by fast ferries.

Dick Hayes, executive director of Kitsap Transit, the lead agency on the study, and Phil Osborne, the study's project manager, presented an update on the federally funded Seattle-Bremerton Passenger Only Fast Ferry Study at City Hall on April 12. Large wakes from fast ferries in the past caused damage to beaches along Rich Passage.

If state and local permits are granted, the sand and gravel would be barged in at beaches at Point White and Pleasant Beach on Bainbridge, near Point Glover in South Kitsap and at Enetai Beach below East Bremerton, according to Osborne, from Pacific International Engineering.

The material would be spread on the beaches by a small bulldozer.

Some pebbles would be tagged, and their movement caused by boat traffic and weather would be tracked with a global positioning system, providing valuable baseline data.

The Federal Transit Administration study has been going on since 2004 and is expected to last another year or so, Osborne said.

The presentation preceded a City Council meeting in which water — and what uses should be allowed on it — was still the topic.

No final action was taken on a proposed Speed and Wake Ordinance, but public discussion pitted water-skiing and wakeboarding enthusiasts against rowers and others seeking distance between active and placid uses — particularly in busy Eagle Harbor.

Bainbridge Island Rowing Club President Dee McComb said rowers' boats are in danger of getting swamped when they share areas with water-skiers.

Mark Leese, who said he represented tideland property owners around inner Eagle Harbor, said water-skiers "dominate" and "intimidate" a growing number of kayakers, rowers and inflatable-craft users there, and cause environmental damage to an aquatic conservancy area.

"We think it should be relocated to the outer harbor," he said about water-skiing activity.

But Councilman Jim Llewellyn said water-skiers prefer the calmer waters of the inner harbor, and a Rose Loop resident said the sport gives young people something to do.

Councilwoman Debbie Vancil noted the Environmental Protection Agency just this week expressed many concerns about the proposed ordinance's effect on an underwater sand cap and mitigation beach at Pritchard Park on Eagle Harbor, which has a Superfund site where a creosote plant used to operate.

She said any action now is "premature."

In other news, the council accepted a recommendation by the Open Space Commission that the city's hotly contested T'Chookwap Park at Port Madison be sold. The council took no further action.

Many neighbors and members of the nearby Seattle Yacht Club are demanding that the tiny park be sold, while others believe it has too much public benefit to sell.

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For more information on Bainbridge Island's proposed Speed and Wake Ordinance, go to www.ci.bainbridge-isl.wa.us, clicking on "government" on the upper bar, then "citizen commissions," then "harbor commission."
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CLU rides emotional roller coaster into NCAA tournament
Although it would be hard to tell from the outside, the Cal Lutheran women's basketball program has been riding an emotional roller coaster this season.
Every high point has been followed by a low point, and every low point has been followed by a high point.
A few hours after an important road victory over Occidental, the Regals were informed former assistant coach Monica Quan and her fiance, Keith Lawrence, had been shot to death by former Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner.
In the final minute of their conference title-clinching victory over La Verne, senior guard Erica Whitley tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her knee.
One day after capturing the conference tournament title to earn an NCAA berth, CLU head coach Roy Dow spoke at Quan's memorial service.
Despite these wild vacillations, CLU managed to have one of its most successful seasons.
The Regals captured the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference regular-season title for the first time since 2006 and clinched the SCIAC's automatic berth into the NCAA Division IIII tournament for the second straight season by winning the SCIAC tournament.
The NCAA pairings were released Monday, and CLU plays No. 25 Whitman (Ore.) College in the first round on Friday at 5:30 p.m. at Lewis & Clark University in Portland, Ore.
Host Lewis & Clark plays Trinity (Texas) in the regional's other game. The winners will meet at 7 p.m. Saturday.
"The success we've had means a lot — a lot — because the girls know Monica was very special to me," Dow said. "It really means something to Monica's parents that we were able to do this as well because they were such big supporters when she was here and remained big supporters once she left."
Navigating the final five games of the season through the tragedy wasn't something Dow could read about in a coaching manual.
"The Monica Quan thing sort of defies any sort of training from previous life experiences," Dow said. "I had to just figure out day by day how to address that in a team environment. The first day we met it was really raw and we had some former players who knew Monica come back to meet with us. We acknowledged that something terrible happened and tried to figure out how to go from there."
Dow received reassurance in a text message from Quan's parents.
"They told us Monica would want us to keep going and not let it change anything about what we were doing," Dow said. "She would want us to keep playing and keep focused on winning."
Cal Lutheran will carry that message into the NCAA tournament. The Regals (23-4) have tied the program record for single-season wins, and believe they can notch the record-breaker against Whitman.
CLU lost in the first round on the road last season, but return seven seniors with an added year of maturity and more experience in dealing with adversity.
"I am confident about my own team," Dow said. "We got our feet wet last year and the feeling of what it was like to play somebody on their home floor on the road. I have a lot of trust in my team and they deserve to be trusted for everything they have done."
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German Grapeseed Spa treatments, The Wald & Schlosshotel Friedrichruhe
After a long hard day of wine touring, what better way to end the day then a relaxing rub down with crushed grape seeds. Crushed grape seeds? Well, these weren't any old grape seeds and it wasn't any old rub down. I was laying face down in a comfortably warm treatment room at the Wald & Schlosshotel Friedrichruhe Hotel and Spa, near the town of Verrenberg in southern Germany, getting a San Vino grape seed peeling rubdown. Let me backtrack a bit as to how I got here. I was on a trip with the German Wine Institute to discover the wines and cultural activities surrounding the southern city of Stuttgart. The visit and stay at the spa was all part of discovering all that this part of Germany has to offer. The Wald ( as I liked to call it, plus that's really the only part of the name I could remember) is a luxury 5 star resort situated in a former castle. The main castle itself was built in the 18th century and throughout the centuries, it had served as a family home as well as a royal residence. In the 1950's the castle was converted into a hotel and in 2005, it was bought by the German company, the Wurth group because the chairman liked the place so much he decided he had to buy it. Beside the spa and indoor /outdoor swimming pool, the hotel also has a couple of restaurants, including a Michelin starred one, The Gourmet Restaurant, as well as a recently added Chef's Table where you can watch the chefs in action. The hotel also boasts a cigar room where you're free to smoke whatever you like (with in reason of course), private bungalows, and a golf course. The hotel has now expanded into 5 separate buildings and my room was in the spa wing. On walking in, the room was bigger then some of my old flats. On entering a huge bathroom greeted me off to...read more


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B&B Hotels it is more than 215 hotels in France and 300 all around Europe which travel with you according to your mobility. The B&B hotel CHOLET is able to offer the best value for money with rooms and services designed for you. You will find daily c..
4 hôtel mercure cholet centre
81 Place Travot F - 49300 CHOLET
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45 minutes from Nantes and Angers, this Mercure hotel is set in the town centre, a short walk from the railway station. This modern and well-equipped establishment offers modern rooms in a cosy, Zen atmosphere. The town's former theatre forms part o..
5 Hotel du Commerce
194 rue Nationale F - 49300 Cholet
Prix from : 45 EUR
Set in the centre of Cholet, this 2-star hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the train station. You can take the 15-minute tram ride to the Textile Museum or visit Puy du Fou Theme park, 20 km away. The rooms at Hotel du Commerce are decorated in br..
6 Qualys-Hotel San Benedetto
26, Boulevard Gustave Richard F - 49300 Cholet
Prix from : 62 EUR
Qualys-Hotel San Benedetto is located in the centre of Cholet, a few steps away from the Travot square. The modern rooms are individually decorated and have free Wi-Fi internet access. Puy du Fou amusement park is 26 km away. The entire hotel is air..
7 Inter Hotel Cholet
11 Place du 77 Regiment d'Infanterie F - 49300 Cholet
Prix from : 55 EUR
Inter Hotel Cholet is located in Cholet, just in front of the train station and features free Wi-Fi throughout and free private parking. It is complete with a terrace. All the rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a p..
8 Hotel l'Europe
15 Place du 77ème Régiment d'Infanterie F - 49300 Cholet
Prix from : 50 EUR
Located opposite the train station, 60 km from Nantes Airport, Hotel l'Europe features free Wi-Fi access, a continental breakfast, and free private parking. The rooms at Hotel l'Europe have cable TV, individual heating and a wardrobe. The private ba..
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Parc De Carteron, Square De La Nouvelle France F - 49300 Cholet
Prix from : 69.70 EUR
Cholet, capital of the Vendée region, boasts an amazing cultural and historical heritage and conveys a real sense of some genuine French values. Puy du Fou Theme Park is only a 25-minute drive away. The hotel staff provide a warm welcome and will tr..
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rue Maisonneuve - Parc du Carteron F - 49300 Cholet
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11 La Godinière
54 rue de Saint André F - 49300 Cholet
Prix from : 48 EUR
La Godinière is located on the ring road around Cholet, 4.8 km from Le Pontreau Airport and a 25-minute drive from Puy du Fou Theme Park. This hotel-restaurant offers simply decorated accommodation, free internet access and free parking. The restaur..
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Avenue des Sables d'Olonne F - 49300 CHOLET
Prix from : 66.40 EUR
"Ideally located 35 mins from Nantes, Angers and La Roche sur Yon, the Ibis hotel is 5 mins from Cholet town center and 45 mins from Nantes-Atlantique airport. Puy du Fou theme park is only 20 mins away by car. The hotel has 59 air-conditioned r..
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Boulevard de Belgique F - 49300 CHOLET
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hotelF1, the new generation of low-cost hotels in France. Reception desks are open 24/7 and include free parking and WIFI. Two room types: DUO and TRIO for business or leisure stays. Outside rooms are spacious and fully equipped shower and bathroom a..
14 Hotel du Cormier
2 Rue Monge F - 49300 Cholet
Prix from : 55 EUR
Hotel du Cormier is 5 km from the centre of Cholet and offers a bar with an outdoor terrace. Free Wi-Fi access and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels are provided in each en suite room. Puy du Fou amusement park is 21 km away. Each room at Hot..
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45 avenue d Angers F - 49300 CHOLET
Prix from : 84.00 EUR
Breakfast + unlimited Wi-Fi included in the price of the room at the ibis Styles Cholet. This fully renovated hotel is located in Cholet, a city at the crossroads of the main economic and tourist hubs of the Anjou, Vendée and Poitou regions. Ideal fo..
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Rue De Terre Neuve Zone d'Activite de l'Ecuyere F - 49300 Cholet
Prix from : 35.20 EUR
This Premiere Classe Hotel is located 6 km from Cholet town centre and a 26-minute drive from Puy du Fou Theme Park. It is easily accessible by the A85 motorway and offers en-suite accommodation with free Wi-Fi access. Each guest room at the Premier..
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The château de la Tremblaye, a work by the famous architect René Hodé, was built in 1862 on the site of the Battle of Cholet where Lescure, the great Vendée leader was mortally wounded. 1793: Vendée rose up, Lescure, the great Vendée leader was arres..


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Friday, August 22, 2014
THE family of a young man from Manapla town is preparing charges against a faith healer for allegedly causing the death of their brother after he extracted five of his teeth.
Based on police report of the Manapla Municipal Police Station, Johna de la Cruz complained that her brother, Johnny Aguirre, 21, died on August 19 due to infection and blood poisoning.
She said that her brother had his five teeth extracted by Godofredo Mahilum, a known faith healer, of Sitio Busay, Barangay Punta Mesa last August 1.
The complainant said her brother availed of Mahilum's promo of P700 for extraction of five teeth. The faith healer reportedly used big pliers and prayed for his patient before doing the tooth extraction.
On August 15, Aguirre went to a dentist for the removal of his two teeth that were not totally removed by the faith healer.
De la Cruz said that on August 19, Aguirre died in his sleep.
His death certificate issued by the Municipal Health Office showed he died of infection and blood poisoning.
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I'm building a JXTreeTable in which there are only two levels below the hidden root, so I want a border separating the top level nodes. However, when I use the BorderHighlighter, it's not drawing the hierarchical column correctly.
Just moving the mouse over the table results in continuously adding the border to the hierarchical cells until eventually the whole column is black.
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Johnson Controls Inc. is introducing a battery system that combines lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries inside a car to boost gas mileage and help reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
The company said Thursday it will introduce a 48-volt micro hybrid demonstration module during the North American International Auto Show next week.
The new technology will provide greater fuel economy savings than the start-stop batteries Johnson Controls now supplies to carmakers.
Those batteries enable a car to stop at a red light and resume running when the accelerator is pressed, providing fuel economy savings of 5% to 10%.
"Micro hybrid technology has the potential to deliver the next level of fuel efficiency along the spectrum of vehicle performance, reaching upward of 15% to 20% in fuel economy," Alex Molinaroli, president of the company's power solutions business, said in a statement.
The company sees opportunities in the battery market that deliver fuel economy savings at a price that car buyers can better afford compared with the premium paid for hybrid electric and all-electric vehicles.
Taken together, start-stop and micro hybrid technologies are one reason automakers will be able to improve gas mileage on cars with internal combustion engines and delay an industry migration toward all-electric vehicles, Molinaroli said during a recent investor presentation.
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The latter would support heavy power loads such as air conditioning and active chassis technologies, while the 12-volt lead-acid battery would be relied on for lights, entertainment systems and the vehicle starter.
Johnson Controls' power solutions business reported sales of $5.9 billion in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30. It's the world's leading supplier of lead-acid batteries and was the first auto supplier to begin production of lithium-ion batteries for hybrid cars. Its battery business and advanced battery research laboratory are based in Glendale.
The sales and profit growth of the battery business has given Johnson Controls ample cash it can use to reinvest in new lithium technologies, said Robert W. Baird & Co. analyst David Leiker in a recent research note.
As with start-stop technology, the micro hybrid systems will be found first on cars sold in Europe, which faces stricter mandates in emissions of gases linked to global warming.
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The Obama administration has proposed fuel economy standards requiring new vehicles to average 55 mpg by 2025, compared with a target of an average 58 mpg by 2020.
China's government is also requiring fuel economy improvements in the world's fastest growing car market, setting a standard of 39 mpg by 2020.
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If that's factual then I strongly suspect it has something to do with ever decreasing skill levels in most, if not all, professions. However, the profession is still well respected notwithstanding "wedding photographers" attempts at making a buck despite a lack of skills and experience.
I agree, the technology that the manufacturers has provided so their keep selling cameras has made increasingly smarter cameras, but dumber photographers who rely on the electronics to do their thinking for them.


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ur discussing the standard "never-ready" case? Why? I have one for my 2.8 E, but to use it I need to thread the handle and strap lugs into their proper holes, take the lens shade and maybe even the filter off, and on and on, every time I want to just close the dumb thing up to hike a bit farther down the trail.
Heck with that -- I have a case designed to take a 35mm slr and a tele-lens that holds the rollei 2.8 E camera with lens shade and strap nicely -- zips from the top, i just unzip, pull out the camera and there it is. There's a net pocket on the front for extra film and room under the camera (where the tele lens would extend) to put a couple of close-up lenses and filters in a separate plastic bag.
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You can purchase cases like this for a LOT less than a vintage Rollei case will set you back -- I sold an F case for $75 or so a few years ago, but I'd never buy one for that sort of money.
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PLANO, Texas, April 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Doylestown Hospital and Perot Systems Corporation (NYSE: PER) (www.perotsystems.com) today announced the MEDITECH Solutions Group within Perot Systems has successfully assisted with the Pennsylvania-based hospital's implementation of an advanced Health Care Information System (HCIS). MEDITECH 6.0 features a graphically richer look and feel and is optimized to take advantage of the latest Advanced Clinical Application feature sets in order to satisfy the demands of today's patient safety and quality-of-care initiatives in the healthcare community. In addition to the advanced HCIS, Doylestown Hospital also contracted with Perot Systems for disaster recovery services which included the creation of a secondary data center.
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StartUp-Manager is a tiny piece of software that provides users with a great system utility for configuring basic aspects of the widely used GRUB boot loader, as well as various standard aspects of the boot process of any GNU/Linux distribution.
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With this tool, you will be able to change the GRUB timeout (in seconds), the default operating system that will be booted, the number of kernels in the boot loader menu, enable or disable the boot option for the Memtest86+ utility and the Rescue mode, if exists.
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Gaming reviews: 'UFC Undisputed 2010,' 'Backbreaker'
UFC Undisputed 2010
Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PSP
Genre: Sports
Publisher: THQ
ESRB Rating: T, for Teen
Grade: 3 stars (out of 5)
Mixed martial arts is something I've never taken a liking to. If you're a fan, good for you, but I'm a boxing fan at heart and I've never been able to wrap my head around what makes MMA that exciting. Despite my relative ignorance of the sport itself, that doesn't stop me from saying that "UFC Undisputed 2010" is a fine game for those who know the fighters and all the styles that make it so exciting.
Last year's UFC game was an excellent debut effort by all standards, so in a year's time you must wonder how much THQ could have improved upon. Luckily, a few new gaming modes help to offer up enough diversity to keep you interested.
If you do not want to play as one of the 100 actual UFC fighters, delve into deep character-creation mode. The amount of tweaking in physical attributes and fighting techniques is enough to keep you busy. Some MMA fans I know shrug at the idea of creating a fighter with blends of styles, since it goes against the reality of MMA. But it allows gamers to take what they like about various fighters and make their dream grappler or puncher.
Skills and rewards are handed out only by sparring, and the training sessions are poorly done. This makes improving your character a tedious and unfulfilling task.
Online gameplay is another weak link. Many of the matches I played in suffered from lag and made the flow and outcomes constantly one-sided. And there aren't many options in online play.
Still, "UFC Undisputed 2010" does the most important thing right -- the fighting -- and is a game MMA fans should gladly snatch up.
Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
Genre: Sports
Publisher: 505 Games
ESRB Rating: E, for Everyone
Grade: 2 stars
Football is a contact sport -- no one is going to argue that. And when you put all your focus into developing a game that delivers unbelievably realistic player animations and hitting physics, you have to applaud the results. "Backbreaker" does exactly that. What it doesn't do is deliver a solid game of football.
"Tackling Dummy" might have been a better title. No matter which side of the ball you are playing on, some great hits are going to happen. The physics behind this game are top-notch, and the way players maneuver is very lifelike.
This game is definitely more for the defensive-minded type of gamer. Dropping into coverage or rushing the quarterback is all about timing and patience. You follow the plays appropriately, and usually are going to be rewarded with a solid tackle or maybe even cause a turnover.
But you can quickly surmise that being on offense is a nightmare. Playing as quarterback is quite frustrating, as somehow wide-open receivers never catch a ball. Or, no matter how perfect the setup, you'll never throw the ball anywhere near them. Running is even more problematic, as you are tackled at the slightest hint of contact.
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