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Betty T. Benoit Prosperie, 67, a native of Montegut and resident of Houma, died at 5:45 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. today at Samart Funeral Home in Houma and from 9 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church, with burial in the church cemetery.
She is survived by her husband, James "Jim" Prosperie; one son, James Propserie; two daughters, Heddy Ann Prosperie and Veronica Marie Prosperie; three brothers, Essie, Benedict and Joey Benoit; one sister, Judy McClure; seven grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Essie Benoit Sr. and Albertine Clement Benoit; one grandchild, Natasha Guidry; one brother, Alvin Benoit; and one sister, Heddy Benoit.
Samart Funeral Home of Houma is in charge of arrangements.
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IRVING - Jason Witten kept running, undeterred that his helmet had been ripped off his head. Tony Romo proved to be just as good as a $67.5-million quarterback and Terrell Owens got to celebrate with an old wing-flapping dance.
Determined and dominating, the Dallas Cowboys (7-1) began their stretch of three consecutive division games with an overwhelming 38-17 victory at Philadelphia, where they hadn't had a lot of success in the past.
"A big step forward for us. ... To beat them in Philadelphia was a big step for us," coach Wade Phillips said Monday. "We played real solid everywhere."
Yes, things were much different Sunday night for the Cowboys after losing seven of their past eight games in Philadelphia (3-5).
"It was fun. It reminded me of high school. We were a dominant team," defensive end Marcus Spears said. "It's going to be over by the third quarter, and the only people left in the stands are the families and the die-hard fans."
At the midpoint of the season, it appears the NFC East title will go through Dallas.
The Cowboys, whose only loss is to undefeated New England, can take another substantial step Sunday when they play at the New York Giants (6-2) in a rematch of the season opener Dallas won, 45-35. New York has won six games in a row and is coming off its open date.
"Obviously, they've gotten better since week one and so have we," Owens said.
"I think right now we're starting to really define ourselves and really trying to work offensively, defensively, and special teams-wise, the whole team. So we can kind of solidify ourselves and separate ourselves."
After the Giants, the Cowboys return home for a Nov. 18 game against Washington (5-3), the team Dallas also ends the regular season against on the road Dec. 30.
There weren't many Philadelphia fans left to see Witten's career-best 53-yard play in the fourth quarter. The tight end ran the final 30 yards without his helmet, which was ripped off when he caught the ball between two defenders who tried unsuccessfully to drag him down.
By then, Owens already had his 10 catches for 174 yards, both highs for his two seasons with the Cowboys.
Right after halftime, T.O. turned a short pass from Romo into a 45-yard TD and a 28-7 lead against the team that nearly two years to the date had banished him. When Owens scored, he flapped his arms the way he used to when catching passes from Donovan McNabb, but didn't even draw much response from the fans disgusted at their own team.
The stadium really started to empty after Witten's 20-yard TD catch in the third quarter made it 35-10.
"It got pretty empty in there," safety Ken Hamlin said.
"To have a quiet stadium when you're on an away game, that's pretty good."
In Romo's first game since last week signing his big contract, one that could keep him with the Cowboys through at least 2013, he completed his first nine passes before taking a deep shot.
Romo finished 20-for-25 for 324 yards, his fifth 300-yard game already this season, with three touchdowns.
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"What they're realizing is that as the device space proliferates, those two functions of the desktop need to get teased apart—we need a new metaphor, a new mechanism for how IT provisions users that can be mapped onto the particular user interface of a particular device. And IT wants to spend their time focused on the mechanism that allows them to equip users, not spend their time on provisioning and managing devices. They want users to be able to move across devices and see the appropriate sets of information—and it's interesting that it's not even just across devices: in many cases it's across security zones. For instance, on this laptop if I'm here inside VMware on the trusted network and want this information it'll be available. But if I take this laptop and go out to an untrusted network, the cache is flushed—I want this information to disappear so you can't get access to it. Then they say, 'If you go and log onto an iPad, then this is what you're going to be able to see.' So there's a lot of interesting challenges to that, but that's sort of the direction we want to move here. If you think to what I said earlier about how do I take my existing applications on a journey, how do I stitch in people who want to rent me resources and applications, and how do I do that through an increasingly heterogeneous device world, and how do I as IT, who are gonna end up holding the bag on this as they go on those journeys—that's what we're trying to speak to. And it is a journey—we don't have it all figured out, but we're trying to gird our loins to figure out what to do here."
Better IT-business interactions: "Part of it is we've gotta help IT, in some sense, put the monkey back on the business. Part of the problem with IT today is that it's managed in a very simplistic way: when you manage IT, it's like a 2% or 1% tax across the top of the organization—you really can't make good business decisions—nobody's really incented to do the right thing. It's sort of like the government's individual departments aren't really incented to do the right thing because we're all just taxed at the top. So how can we make it so that IT can have a much more nuanced and business-like dialogue with their [users] and say, 'Look, not only can we give you all those services, but here's all the flavors in which we can give them to you—here's the various levels of reliability, etc., we can offer to you. We're gonna put the monkey back on your back so you can decide what it's really worth to you—if you want five 9's reliability, we can do that, but here's what it's gonna cost. If you want three 9's, it's gonna be half the cost—so you go decide. It's very hard for IT to do that today, and part of what we need to do is give them the tools to do it—the good news is we're increasingly on the path that'll allow them to do that—to offer what we call 'IT as a Service.' What we mean is for IT to start operating more like an internal service provider, where they can have more of a business-like discussion and associate cost with where it's truly being incurred. In many ways, because of the way IT is governed, they're made to look like the bad guys all the time—and it really is the business that needs to take a lot more of the responsibility of really being accountable for what they're using."
A huge bank's approach: "A very large bank has decided that they're gonna dramatically take cost out of their infrastructure. So they have issued an edict, supported by the CEO, that they're gonna move everything they possibly can into an internal private cloud. So they've gone through an inventory of their applications and they've decided there's about 20% of their applications that are just hopeless—they can't move them for any reason, and eventually they're gonna have to get rid of those applications either by rewriting them or changing their processes so as not to require them. The other 80% of their applications fit into two categories: they've decided that about 60% are critical, so they're going to put them into a private cloud and we'll essentially do hand-management of them—we're not going to turn on the full capabilities that you [VMware] have simply because we're not confident that there might not be some stuff hard-coded into the application somewhere that would cause problems, etc. And then there's the final 20% of the applications where they've said we're confident these are either modern and clean, or they're simply not important enough to worry about, so we're going to put them into another cloud where we turn on your [VMware's] full capabilities, where we let you manage the full underlying hardware. What they're doing is they're using internal pricing back to the business units to try and incent movement down that waterfall—they're making it incredibly expensive to have the old applications run on physical hardware; less expensive to put it in kind of the partial cloud; and very inexpensive to put it into the total cloud. Their goal is to change it from 20-60-20 to, eventually, get it to 0-20-80 over a period of time. This is what they're gonna do, from the CEO on down, and they've said this is what we're gonna do—we're going on this journey."
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Sausage Gravy Casserole
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This is a wonderful mixture of crescent rolls, tater tots, and sausage gravy that ended up being a definite keeper in my house.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (8 ounce) can crescent rolls
- 16 ounces frozen tater tots
- 1 (12 ounce) package sausage links or 1 (12 ounce) package ground sausage
- 1 (8 ounce) can sausage gravy (or use homemade)
- Cook sausage and drain.
- If using links cut them up into bite size pieces.
- Spread crescent rolls into bottom of a greased 9 x 13 casserole.
- Put tater tots evenly on the top of the crescent rolls.
- Sprinkle sausage over top of tater tots.
- Pour sausage gravy over the top.
- Bake at 375 for 20 - 30 minutes.
- I used convection oven and baked for about 20 minutes so a regular oven might take longer than the 30 minutes.
- For us it served 6 that included one adult and 5 children.
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Is European Accounting Research Fairly Reflected in Academic Journals? An Investigation of Possible Non-mainstream and Language Barrier Biases
Recent research has revealed that most articles published in top US accounting journals come from institutions based in the USA or a small number of other English-speaking countries (Jones and Roberts, Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 32(5/6), pp. 1107-1140, 2005). It has also been shown that the research paradigm favoured by US journals is financial economics, with the result that articles on accounting history or social and behavioural accounting are very scarce. European journals exhibit a more diverse content. Nevertheless, as shown by some studies, British authors are the main contributors to these journals. As a consequence, the assertion has been made that the published literature is not perfectly representative of the diversity of European accounting research. The aim of this study is to test the validity of this assertion by comparing the content of 18 major academic journals in accounting over five years (2000-2004) with the set of papers presented at the EAA congress in 2003, 2004 and 2005. The results give some support to the assertion that the diversity of European accounting research is imperfectly reflected in academic journals. They also are consistent with the idea that non-English-speaking scholars are at a competitive disadvantage in the race for publication in recognised periodicals.
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Antonio Cervantes 'Went in the Tank versus Wilfred Benetiz'
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The Wanderer,
Sir Lord can criticize, but he does not post 'one fact', just criticisms. Pretty pathetic, don't you think.
As of September 12, 1975
On Wilfred Benetiz' 17th birthday.
Wilfred was 23-0-0 (19 KO's), and not ranked anywhere in the WBA Rankings.
Fact, Wilfred had been fighting in the Welterweight Divsion (over 140 lbs.) for his
last 17 bouts.
The last time Wilfred made 140 lbs., was in his '6th professional bout', way back
on April 1, 1974 (18 months previously).
During his span of '23' wins, he did not face one ranked fighter, and not one
'fringe contender'.
And his last '4-bouts' were all scheduled 8-Rounders, fought at 147 lbs., at locations
in Puerto Rico and St. Maarten.
How do I know this...............I worked for the World Boxing Association.
...and now you can go back to making it up as you go along.
Here are some actual facts, not made up ones:
Cervantes took what he considered a gimme against a 17 year old fighter who had never fought a ranked Junior Welterweight as a stay busy fight, he came in over confident and unprepared for a guy who was a phenom even at that age and was outboxed.
That sounds a lot more like what happened than "Cervantes chose Benitez so he could lose to him and retire, and was robbed by the judges, and Benitez didnt even make weight.
At least choose one excuse and stick to it.
If you really want to believe that Benitez fighting at a comfort weight while he was still essentially a novice and not hunting for any particular belt means something nefarious then so be it but I would expect someone who "worked for the WBA..." to know better.
Then again, given some of the WBA's choices, then as now, maybe it shouldnt surprise me.
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Advertising agencies and consultants in Lincoln are separate entities and it is often seen that many businesses do not take the services of both of them together. Some businesses hire only ad agencies whereas some hire consultants. The fundamental metrics like web traffic, conversion rates, average sale, profit margin, etc, are monitored by the marketing consultants. The advertising agencies are responsible for creating the advertisements and are mainly concerned about their look and feel. The creative part is well maintained by the advertising agencies and the analytics part is done by the consultants.
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"LES MISERABLES," through Aug. 9; "VANESSA," through Aug. 2; "OKLAHOMA!," through Aug. 8; "THE STUDENT PRINCE," through Aug. 9; Utah Festival Opera & Musical Theatre, 59 S. 100 West, Logan, $12-$76 (435-750-0300 or utahfestival.org)
It's easy to see which of the four offerings of the Utah Festival Opera & Musical Theatre season is considered the blockbuster, the one to see. Check out the schedule: "The Student Prince" is set for five showings, and "Vanessa" is scheduled for four. "Oklahoma!" will be staged eight times in the 30-day summer calendar of the UFOMT.
But "Les Miserables," perhaps the most recognizable of the four major productions, is set for 14 performances — and for good reason. Not only is "Les Miserables" a story known to a wide range of potential patrons, it also is far and away the premier presentation of this UFOMT season — and one of the top-drawer productions in the company's 22 years.
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Even professional nit-pickers would have an extremely hard time finding fault with this nearly perfect "Les Miserables." It is as close to flawless in both production and performances as could be witnessed. In fact, the UFOMT company is, according to founder Michael Ballam, the first opera company in the United States to be granted permission to perform the famed musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg, which is based on the time-honored novel by Victor Hugo. And that opportunity has not been wasted.
Considerable credit goes to director Valerie Rachelle and conductor Karen Keltner for their inspired and almost relentless pacing of the production. This staging of a very involved production moves quickly and actively, and passions are high in both movements and voice by all involved. The powerful opening scene is an attention-getter, and the attention of the audience is riveted to the Ellen Eccles Stage from that point on.
Keltner never lets the score rest, bouncing and urging the orchestra to put passion into their pieces. Scenes meld from one to the next so precisely and quickly that a usually clap-happy Cache Valley audience could not keep up between numbers, opting to hold their applause on opening night to reward extra-big moments, of which there were plenty. Set changes were fascinatingly efficient, and set designs were simple enough to leave much to the imaginations of audience members.
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Before the season started, Ballam noted that he had hoped and was announced to be taking on the role of Jean Valjean. However, as the 2014 season approached, he said, "We have been presented with an extraordinary opportunity to have a world-class performer step into the role that will enthrall us all." That performer ended up being Patrick Miller, winner of a Grammy Award and a performer with the Metropolitan Opera and Lyric Opera of Chicago.
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By By John Harlow/TRADOC News ServiceJanuary 14, 2008
FORT MONROE, Va. (TRADOC News Service, Jan. 14, 2008) - The commanding general of the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command, Gen. William S. Wallace, welcomed the Iraqi Minister of Defence, Mr. Abdul Qadir Mohammed Jassim, at Fort Monroe, Va., today. The minister is visiting select U.S. military commands to gain a better understanding of U.S. military organizations, programs, and training that may be applicable to the institutional capacity development and force generation in the Iraqi Ministry of Defence.
During his week-long trip, Qadir will also visit the U.S. Army Central Command, Special Operations Command, Joint Forces Command, and the Pentagon for meetings with Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and other senior military commanders.
"We are honored that you would make a stop at TRADOC part of your visit to the U.S.," said Wallace, during a brief office call with the minister. "We want to give you ideas about how we recruit, train, and develop leaders in the U.S. Army."
Following the customary exchange of gifts, Qadir participated in briefings and discussions led by Gen. Wallace, Col. Damian Carr, chief of current operations, G-3/5/7, that highlighted TRADOC's organization and core missions, and Col. Chuck Rogerson, director, Leader Development and Education, G-3/5/7.
"We have a saying here at TRADOC: Victory starts here!," exclaimed Wallace. "We don't fight battles but we establish the foundation on which our Army operates."
Wallace went on to highlight TRADOC's role in building the future Army.
"It's a very necessary requirement for someone to think about the future," he said. "We are considered the architect of the Army. We "think for the Army," and not just about the Army today but how we want to shape our force to deal with a very uncertain future."
The Iraqi military is modeled as a joint force with the Iraqi Army as its ground force supported by a naval and air force. It is also modeled closely to that of the U.S. Army with distinctive commands that are responsible for collective combat training, institutional training and doctrine, accessions, and combined arms (logistics) support, that all support the Iraqi's 13-combat division ground force.
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Libby Viola Russell Payne, 87, of Hendersonville died Saturday, March 5, 2005, in the Laurel's of Hendersonville.
She was a native of Henderson County, a daughter of the late Calvin R. Russell and Sarah Hooper Russell, and wife of the late John Franklin Payne. She attended the former Edneyville School and Mars Hill College. She retired as a Head Start teacher in Henderson County. She was a member of Shaws Creek AME Zion Church.
Survivors include four sons, Guy F. Payne of Pisgah Forest, Kenneth A. Payne of Brevard, Carlos A. Payne of Flat Rock and Curtis L. Payne of Hendersonville; two daughters, Betty L. Payne and Mildred K. Flowe of Charlotte; two brothers, Jonathan C. Russell of Edneyville and Ray O. Russell of Middlebury, Conn.; two sisters, Gladys C. Freeman of Tampa, Fla., and Sarah G. Dennis of South Haven, Miss.; 15 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
A funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Blue Ridge Baptist Church in Edneyville. The Rev. Robert Allen will officiate. Burial will follow at St. Paul's Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. today at Wilson Funeral Directors. Memorials may be made to Shaw's Creek AME Zion Church or Blue Ridge Baptist Church.
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I'm running windows7 32-bits. Recently I had a problem and I formatted the c: drive and installed Windows again. After that I ran into another problem, every time I tried to open a program or folder, the explorer encountered an error and restarted, I later found out that the problem was on a corrupted ieproxy.dll file and, through the CMD I solved it. Now, it seems that a similar, but worse problem appeared. Basically I can't open anything, not even the CMD. Just some particular (almost seem random) programs open: control panel, uninstall/repair programs, uTorrent and maybe another few. No browsers open.. Also, it's the same in safe mode and I can only restart with the 5 second push on the power button.
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York College will celebrate a major milestone in the 2014-2015 academic year—125 years since its founding in 1890.
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Associate Professor of History Tim McNeese, a noted author and historian, is the lead researcher on the project. Working with him are Assistant Professor of English Beverly McNeese and Assistant Professor of History Christi Lones.
The researchers have acquired many bits of memorabilia, photographs, and college annuals from local sources as well as the college archives, but they are still in search of more material to include in the work. Tim McNeese says they are especially in need of quality photos from the 20s, 30s, and 40s.
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OH MY GOD.....these were delish!! A friend gave me this recipe and now I make them all the time, especially when I have to make something quick and easy for the office morning meetings.
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Paul's second letter to Timothy issues a direct challenge to all who are tempted to embrace pragmatism at the expense of truth. Timothy is confronted by confusion in the realm of doctrine and morality. It was vital that he understood the absolute priority of defining and declaring the gospel so as to be able to speak with authority in an age of uncertainty. Some 2000 years later we face the same challenge and these studies prepare us to meet it.
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MBDA Business Center Spotlight: Los Angeles
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About 15 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean, in the largest city on the West Coast, is MBDA's Los Angles Business Center.
To meet the diverse needs of their clients, the Los Angeles MBDA Business Center staffs two offices. One office is located on the campus of the University of Southern California and allows clients to benefit from the resources of academia. While the second office, located at city hall in the Los Angeles Mayor's Office of Economic and Business Policy, brings clients closer to the connections of local government and private industry. Their unique service model continues to yield tremendous results in providing the Los Angeles minority business community with valuable business resources including access to contracts and capital.
One of the highlights of the LA MBDA Business Center is its Annual Minority Business Award Program, which was recently held at City Hall. Beginning in 1995 and continuing every year since then, this year's awards ceremony recognized industry leaders that play a role in building the economy through job creation.
New this Month: The MBDA Global Webinar Series
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Join the first global webinar on July 24th!
MBDA has partnered with the International Trade Administration (ITA) to offer a global webinar series. We invite you to take a closer look at exporting, increase your knowledge of various export markets, and learn how to leverage the resources of the federal government.
The 2013 Global Webinar Series' topics include:
July 24: How to Meet International Buyers - In this webinar you will learn about U.S. government programs to help you identify buyers and generate sales. Learn about customized market research, B2B matchmaking, as well as how to leverage the best trade shows. Download Powerpoint Slides
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Jorge Lozano said he arrived in America from his native Bolivia when he was 10 years old with a suitcase full of clothes and pocket full of dreams. Today, 50 years later, Lozano is the President and CEO of Condortech Services, Inc., an integrated security solutions company that protects over $1.8 billion in assets in Washington, D.C.
In his 2013 State of the Union speech, President Obama outlined his vision for making America a magnet for investment, innovation, and economic growth. He said that if we are going to keep our economy growing, we need to ensure that opportunities to prosper are open to all the innovative risk-takers and entrepreneurs who are pursuing the American dream, especially our minority business entrepreneurs.
Lozano, a client of the Minority Business Development Agency's (MBDA) Federal Procurement Center in Washington, D.C., took that risk and made his American dream come true—and he's not done yet.
He recently accompanied former Acting Secretary of Commerce Rebecca Blank on an infrastructure business development trade mission to Brazil, Colombia, and Panama. The purpose of the trip was to promote U.S. exports by helping U.S. companies in infrastructure sectors make the connections they need to expand their business opportunities in the three countries.
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Answering your questions about health coverage
The resources and tools made available on the website will help you understand your new health coverage options so you can enroll in a plan that works for you and your family. If you run a business, the site will help you find a plan that works for you and your employees. Self-employed? You're covered too.
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The numbers are in and the report is out! Last month, the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) released its Annual Performance Report for Fiscal Year 2012 and we are proud to report that FY 2012 was another successful year for the Minority Business Development Agency, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and most importantly for the American business owners that we serve. In FY 2012, MBDA helped create and retain 16,730 jobs, the highest level in the 44-year history of the Agency. This was achieved by helping MBDA clients obtain over $3.6 billion in contracts and capital awards.
In 2012, the agency increased services to minority business owners by adding new MBDA Business Centers in Anchorage, Alaska; Fresno, California; Santa Fe, New Mexico; Bismarck, North Dakota; Tulsa, Oklahoma; and Memphis, Tennessee. In addition, MBDA expanded coverage at select MBDA Business Centers to provide specialty expertise nationwide with the launch of the agency's Federal Procurement Center – the first of its type – in Washington, DC; the Export Support Business Center located at the University of Texas at San Antonio; and the Atlanta MBDA Business Center that serves as the Advanced Manufacturing and Healthcare Technology Business Center at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
As we look ahead, MBDA will maintain jobs created and retained by clients as its key measurement of performance; however, a new Agency goal will focus on creating and retaining those jobs by generating international contract opportunities. Currently exporting to over 60 nations, minority-owned firms possess skills and relationships that make them one of the most effective exporters in the United States. In FY 2012, MBDA's export support resulted in nearly $100 million in export transactions, and we plan to generate over $1 billion in international contract opportunities over the next five years.


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Greece will probably be unable to meet its obligations as the euro region's most-indebted nation is insolvent, according to former European Central Bank Chief Economist Otmar Issing.
While it is "not physically impossible" for Greece to honor its obligations, repayment is unlikely, Issing, 75, said at a press conference hosted by Nykredit A/S in Copenhagen today. The region's debt crisis, which has also forced Ireland and Portugal to seek bailouts, has left the euro in a "critical" condition, Issing said.
"I'm skeptical about Greece," said Issing, who joined the ECB a year before the euro's inception in 1999 and stayed there until 2006. "Greece is not just illiquid, it's insolvent."
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"It's basically inconceivable that there won't be some significant losses on present value for bondholders" of Greek, Portuguese and Irish debt, Krugman, 58, said at the same press conference today. While "Spain may be able to tough it out," it's "extremely" unlikely Greece will be able to honor its debts, he said.
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The euro traded at 1.4184 per dollar at 1:39 p.m. in London, paring gains after having traded as high as 1.4196.
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Allozyme polymorphisms permit the identification of larval and juvenile rockfishes of the genusSebastes
- Lisa W. SeebAffiliated withFisheries Research Laboratory and Department of Zoology, Southern Illinois University
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ManySebastes larvae lack distinguishing morphological characteristics, particularly in the size range of 8–12 mm. Complete descriptions are available for only about 12 of the 72 northeastern Pacific species. Allozyme analysis has been very useful in the identification of adultSebastes, and our objective was to determine whether it could be equally useful in the identification of larvae and juveniles. Individually dissected tissues (muscle, liver, eye, heart) were assayed fromSebastes juveniles (>30 mm total length (TL)). The allozyme activity and resolution from the juveniles for 33 loci were indistinguishable from those obtained from adults. Larvae (5–12 mm TL) were prepared whole, and their allozyme expression varied by individual size and locus. A total of 32 loci were resolved from the larger (9–12 mm TL) larvae, but the allozyme activity was reduced in smaller (5–8 mm TL) larvae. Adequate resolution from the smaller larvae was obtained for 28 loci, a sufficient number to identify individuals to species. Allozyme analysis is a valuable technique to identify the species ofSebastes larvae and to aid in developing morphological and meristic descriptions. Other DNA-level techniques will likely further increase our ability to identifySebastes larvae.
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- Allozyme polymorphisms permit the identification of larval and juvenile rockfishes of the genusSebastes
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Environmental Biology of Fishes
Volume 30, Issue 1-2 , pp 191-201
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- 0378-1909
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- 1. Fisheries Research Laboratory and Department of Zoology, Southern Illinois University, 62901, Carbondale, IL, U.S.A.
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Jamison at the 4 spot?
Course that's if they don't try to deal him in the offseason as I've heard rumors they could be doing so or at least listening to the trade winds regarding him.
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Wrong thread, sorry about that.
As for Westphal, how long away has he been away from being an actual NBA head coach, a decade and a half since his last stint with PHX?
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Some Kings fan on 1140 just called in and said he wouldn't mind bringing in Rambis as the HC and then drafting Hansbrough with their 2nd first rounder?
Basically said he'd worked with with a big passing man in Hawes and Kings fans would recognize a big college name like Hansborgh who would be almost like a Rambis type which would be a good role playing big man off the bench.
Anybody on board with that?
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"Rubio And The Kings?: It seems the Kings might end up with their man after all, word is the Kings are working on a deal with Memphis to land Ricky Rubio at #2, league sources say a lot is still up in the air and a deal is far from done, but should the two teams make a deal it is not going to include Jason Thompson as some have speculated. Any deal between the Kings and Grizzlies might include future draft picks but unlikely will include a roster player of subtsance. League sources contend that Memphis really does not have a lot of leverage in this situation as Rubio will not play for the Grizzlies. The Kings are willing to deal for Rubio and unless Oklahoma City gets in the mix, moving down to #4 still fits Memphis' game plan. The Kings are preparing a contingent plan that could include grabbing Jordan Hill at #4, which would be a solid "win-now" move if the Grizzlies hold out for more compensation."
I'd have to see the deal, but I'm not that interested in moving up and losing future picks. And I hope Jordan Hill isn't the contingency plan.
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Yeah I'm with you. I'm not that high on him to begin with, not to mention we've already got starters at the 4 and 5.
Griffin was the only big I would have considered with our first pick. Now I think we've got to think a PG or SF.
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More and more scouts and analysts are saying Rubio will be there at 4.
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Hey guys, I'm going to be contributing to www.draftwatchers.com (AB83Rules' site) in the NBA Section. I just did a write-up on the Kings, encompassing my thoughts on the past season, what they need, and what I think they'll do in the Draft & Free Agency.
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Hey guys, I'm going to be contributing to www.draftwatchers.com (AB83Rules' site) in the NBA Section. I just did a write-up on the Kings, encompassing my thoughts on the past season, what they need, and what I think they'll do in the Draft & Free Agency.
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Pretty good. I think if Rubio isn't around at 4 the Kings will also consider Flynn and Jennings. My gut is telling me Jrue or Flynn would be the pick. Geoff doesn't give a flip if people call it a reach he is taking the player he thinks is the best, end of story. Jrue has a lot of length and could bring defense to the PG position. Evans or Jennings would be on the second tier of possibilities I think.
In FA if the Kings decide to make some moves I think they look hard at Ariza, Gortat, and Anderson.
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