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If there were more hours in a day, Victor Hoffstein would happily work them. As it is, Hoffstein, 70, a respirologist, founder of the sleep laboratory at St. Michael's Hospital and professor of medicine at the University of Toronto, works a minimum of 12 hours a day, seeing more than 150 patients each week.
For the past decade, Hoffstein has been a devoted student at the School of Continuing Studies (SCS) at the University of Toronto. He has always had interests other than medicine, but felt he didn't have the time to properly engage in them.
When he turned 60, he recalls, "I said, 'Look, Victor Hoffstein, you're getting older. By the time you have enough time to do these things, you'll be too stupid to do them.'"
He started with courses in Italian language and culture and has never looked back. "You cannot devote yourself completely to your job," he says. "At a social gathering, you're boring. It's always good to know something outside of your area of expertise."
Not that it was always easy to fit courses into his busy schedule. Hoffstein started with a one-night-a-week commitment and after a year taking courses in Italian, history and art was so hooked that he upped his continuing studies to two nights a week — "hard," he adds, "but doable" — learning about art forgeries and frauds, mistresses and muses, significant events in history, impressionism and, always, Italian.
"I am a good example of a person for whom the School of Continuing Studies is an ideal institution to enlarge horizons," says Hoffstein.
The instructors are a big part of the appeal for Hoffstein. "I can't even call the people who teach these courses instructors," he says. "It kind of undervalues who they are — these are experts in their fields, extremely knowledgeable in their areas."
Many of the courses attract a wide variety of students. In Hoffstein's course on rock 'n' roll during the 1950s and 1960s, students ranged in age from mid-20s up to late 70s, adding another layer of interest to the course.
"I have not taken a course I did not like or I wouldn't rate as being outstanding because of the people," Hoffstein says. "They impart the information, answer all the questions, they're extremely pleasant. That's what really makes the institution."
Even after 10 years, Hoffstein still eagerly awaits the appearance of each new School of Continuing Studies catalogue. "I look at all the courses being offered," he says, "and regret I cannot take them all because of lack of time or the timing of the course."
As for the courses he does find the time for, Hoffstein says he enjoys the classroom culture.
"For people who want to know a little bit more outside their area of work, the SCS provides exactly that in a very nice fashion — no pressure," he says.
"You sit, you take notes, you don't take notes, you listen, you ask questions. You leave a course just interested to learn a little bit more. It stimulates you to learn on your own."
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If you love the chocolate-hazelnut combination as much as we do, then you are going to love these Nutella Chocolate Truffles! The truffles have a Nutella center, surrounded with a soft milk chocolate ganache then coated with more milk chocolate and tossed in ground hazelnut wafers. Yeah, they are amazing!
These truffles are all thanks to one of our favorite bloggers.
You see, somehow the world aligned in such a way that we would be required to go to the store, buy not one, but two tubs of Nutella in order to come home and make these Nutella Chocolate Truffles in order to then send the recipe and photos to the one and only Jaden from Steamy Kitchen so she could share our recipe and photos on her blog.
Wow — not sure how that became possible, but it did. Therefore, it is fair to say that we are two of the happiest, luckiest bloggers in the blogosphere, partially due to the insane amount of Nutella we have gorged on throughout the week, but mostly due to the fact that we were asked to guest post for one of the most incredible and inspiring food bloggers out there!
- 1/2 cup Nutella, divided
- 4 ounces (1/2 cup) heavy cream
- 5 ounces milk chocolate, chopped finely or you can use milk chocolate chips
- 8 hazelnut wafers, crushed
- 8 ounces milk chocolate for coating (or milk chocolate chips)Optional Garnish
- Cocoa powder
- Finely chopped hazelnuts
- Start by making the Nutella centers. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Fill a piping bag with with just half of the Nutella, about 4 tablespoons, or you can use 2 small spoons to create 16 Nutella centers, make them no larger than half a teaspoon. Place in freezer for 1 hour, until frozen.
- In the meantime, heat cream in a heavy-bottomed saucepan until bubbles begin to form around the edge of the pan. Add the finely chopped milk chocolate and the remaining Nutella to a medium-sized mixing bowl. Pour half of the hot cream over the milk chocolate and allow it to sit for 30 seconds. Then, slowly whisk until smooth. Add the remaining hot cream gradually and mix until all the cream has been incorporated and the ganache is smooth; cool in the refrigerator for 15 minutes.
- Using a hand mixer, whip the cold ganache until light and fluffy then place back into the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes or until you are ready to make the truffles.
- Working quickly, use two spoons to surround each Nutella center with the whipped ganache. Place the truffles back onto a parchment-lined baking sheet and leave in the fridge for 15 minutes.
- Melt 8 ounces of milk chocolate either over a double boiler or in the microwave. To melt the chocolate in the microwave, chop the remaining 8 ounces of milk chocolate and place 3/4 of it in a small microwave-safe bowl in the microwave for 20 seconds. Stir the chocolate and continue to microwave for 20 seconds at a time, stirring in between, until the chocolate is smooth and shiny. Add the remaining 1/4 of the chocolate and stir until smooth.
- With two small spoons, dip each truffle into the melted chocolate then roll in the ground hazelnut wafers or optional garnishes, allow the truffles to sit for a few minutes until set, serve at room temperature.
For a smoother truffle, you can use powder-free latex gloves to roll them by hand.

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GW Golf Tied for Fourth After Round 1 of Rain-Shortened Keith Hills Intercollegiate
Colonials to Conclude 54-Hole Event on Tuesday Morning
April 2, 2013
Due to rain overnight on Sunday and early Monday morning, the first 18 holes was delayed two hours until 11:00 a.m., forcing Round 2 to be suspended at 7:30 p.m. because of darkness. The second round will be completed on Tuesday morning and the final 18 holes of the 54-hole tournament will immediately follow.
GW is tied for fourth with
Sophomore Jonathan Dresnick shot par on 16 holes and fired a team-best 1-over 72 in Round 1 to sit in a tie for eighth place. Freshman Carlos Pena follows Dresnick in a tie for 16th after carding a 2-over 73.
Sophomore Jack Persons and rookie Michael Helton are in a five-way tie for 33rd, each with a 5-over 76, and freshman Howard Hickey is tied for 42nd after shooing an 8-over 79.
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I'm not sure if this light has been out for awhile or not but it was the first time I saw it. It's a Coleman Max 115 Lumen light, 6V, very small and very bright. For $25, I doubt you can beat it. It is a lot brighter then my 80 lumen Ray-o-vac and smaller. I picked this up at Wal Mart today and they had the Ray-o-vacs on clearance. The 45Lumen Ray-o-vac was $9. They were out of the 80 lumen.
The beam on the Colmen is not adjustable but it is perfect the way it is and it has a on/off tail cap switch. You can press it lightly for a momentary on. No twisting the tail cap to keep it on. Also, the light is white compared to the Ray-o-vac's blue tint. Sorry for the big pics.
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2012 Tigers football schedule
- Aug. 31: Hayden 70, Belleview Christian 24
- Sept. 7: Dayspring Christian Academy 28, Hayden 17
- Sept. 14: Hayden 48, Rocky Mountain Lutheran 6
- Sept. 21: Hayden 49, Soroco 7
- Sept. 28: Hayden 69, Rangely 30
- Oct. 5: West Grand 32, Hayden 28
- Oct. 13: Matchup against South Park canceled
- Oct. 19: Hayden 49, Vail Christian 20
- Oct. 27: Hayden 52, Simla 12
Hayden Last week was the Hayden High School football team's introduction to 8-man football. This week, in the marquee contest of the young fall season, Hayden has a chance to introduce itself to the rest of the state.
Hayden, ranked No. 4 in The Denver Post 8-man rankings, welcomes defending state champion No. 1 Dayspring Christian on Friday. The teams play at 7 p.m. at Hayden.
"We don't have any reason to not be" confident, Tigers coach Shawn Baumgartner said. "We wanted this game. It's a good test for us to see where we stack up, since we're new to 8-man, but also across the state with some good teams. You have to have some confidence going into the game."
The switch to 8-man has been at times tedious. The field is narrower, the game is more up and down and the team with the best athlete usually has the advantage.
But Baumgartner said it didn't take long for Hayden to feel at home with 8-man. This week, he said, makes it feel like football.
"We really enjoyed this week of preparation," he said. "We've seen film, broke it down and prepared a game plan for the week. That's what makes coaching fun."
In Dayspring Christian, Hayden finds a team that's coming off a state title and has proven itself as one of the premier 8-man programs.
The Eagles beat Genoa-Hugo last week, 38-8, and built a 38-0 lead at halftime. The team relied heavily on its running game, propelled by Drew Coggswell and his 116 yards on five carries.
Baumgartner, whose team burst onto the 8-man scene with a 70-24 win in Week 1, said stopping the Eagles' running game will be paramount.
Still, in listening to Baumgartner, it didn't sound like Hayden would be overwhelmed by the spotlight. The team has a history of playing top-ranked teams. Unfortunately, it also has a history of losing to them.
"We've never beat a team ranked No. 1 that we've played," he said. "There have been three or four of them. We've talked a lot about it during the week."
Considering No. 2 Akron and No. 3 Fowler meet up this weekend, the 8-man class already is starting to identify its top teams.
But the question remains, is one of those teams Hayden?
"I'm not sure," Baumgartner said. "This level up in competition makes this fun."
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Спальные места4
Ванные комнаты1
Площадь100 м²
Этаж №1
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- Балкон/терраса
- Полотенца
- Возможность проживания семьи/детей
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Адрес | ancores, 07400 alcudia, Испания |
Тип жилья | Квартира |
ID жилья | IMFKNLQD |
Процент подтвержденных запросов брони | 95% |
Время ответа | Несколько часов |
Календарь обновлен | Сегодня |
The apartment is approximately 100 m2 and it counts with 2 rooms (one with double bed and one with two single beds), which makes it perfect for families or groups of friends. There is no AC but we can provide you with fans if you need them. The house has a fully furnished bathroom with shower.
The apartment is on the ground floor of the building and it has neighbours just on the first floor. You can enjoy a lovely breakfast in the 20 m2 terrace, which is furnished with a table, 4 chairs, a sun umbrella and 2 loungers.
Outside you will find a shower that you will be able to use after the beach! On the living room there are two comfortable sofas where you can relax having a siesta, surf the Internet (WIFI) or watch satellite TV. In the dining room there are table and chairs for 4 people, where you can have summer meals with friends and family. In the kitchen you will find everything you might need during your holiday. Of course you will find as well a washing machine, iron and ironing board. Please, mind that pets are not allowed.
The location of the house is perfect because you will be by the sea and have fantastic views and you will have everything you need just 5 minutes drive. In Puerto de Alcudia you will find supermarkets and lots of restaurants with any kind of food: fresh fish, good meat, Italian food, tapas or traditional Majorcan food. You will love to visit the old town of Alcudia with its narrow cobblestone streets, the church and the old wall. In Alcudia you will find lovely bars to stop for a drink. There is a local market in Alcudia on Thursdays and Sundays and the centre of town becomes crowded and lively. Don't forget to visit the Roman ruins where you will be able to see a beautiful amphitheatre. Close by there are other beaches that are worth to visit: Formentor, Manresa, Alcanada, Platja d'Alcúdia or Cala Sant Vicenç. Pollença is a lovely town nearby which you would love to visit. Don't forget to climb the 365 steps to El Calvari from where you will be able to enjoy fantastic views to the bay.
NOTE: The rental of this property is based on the Spanish Law on Urban Leases (29/1994, 24th November). According this law the property is available for seasonal renting. However, the contract does not offer any tourist service. It is only for the use and enjoyment of the property.
Airport: 61 km
Beach with rocks: 71 m
Sand beach (Morer Vermell): 500 m
Grocery: 50 m
Supermarket: 1.5 km
Puerto de Alcúdia (centre): 3.3 km
Pharmacy: 1.5 km
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Check-in: 4 pmCheck-out: 10 am
Very late check-in (from 24 pm) has an extra cost of 50 €
Damage deposit: 300 EUR (will be returned cash on your departure day)
Key handover: directly at the house
Pets are not allowed
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Apartment very good was very happy n close to the beach and all the loverly restaurant. Would recommend
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Was super! appartment better than on photos!
Really enjoyed our stay great location. Well equipped kitchen for self catering. Would stay again as such a quiet family location. Owner lovely and welcoming.
Really nice stay in Can Picafort. We would recommened to other people. Good bed, lots of comfort and a very very nice terrace. We will come back next year.
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LEXINGTON, Va. – Junior midfielder Drew Koeneman (St.
Louis, Mo./MICDS) scored four goals and senior attackman Will
Keigler (Timonium, Md./Gilman) notched one goal and four assists to
lead the eighth-ranked Washington and Lee men's lacrosse team
to a 9-5 victory over 15th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan on Tuesday evening
at Wilson Field.
Koeneman gave the Generals (6-0) a 2-0 lead with a pair of goals
in the opening 4:50 of the game, but a pair of OWU (2-1) goals
sandwiched around a man-up tally by first-year attackman Mac Means
(Sewickley, Pa./Sewickley) off a Keigler feed made it a 3-2 W&L
lead after the first period. Another Means man-up goal from
Keigler gave W&L a 4-2 edge heading into halftime.
The Battling Bishops climbed to within 4-3 on an unassisted goal
by senior attackman Rob Young (Langhorne, Pa./Council Rock South)
at 11:29 of the third period, but the Generals scored a pair of
goals 46 seconds apart, one by Koeneman and another by sophomore
attackman Scott Meehan (Baldwinsville, N.Y./Manlius-Pebble Hill) at
4:06 for a 6-3 lead. Ohio Wesleyan responded with a two-goal
run of its own on tallies by Young (3:40) and senior midfielder
Andy Princehorn (Worthington, Ohio/Thomas Worthington) at 2:40 to
make it a one-goal game at 6-5.
Keigler gave W&L a 7-5 lead on an unassisted goal just eight
seconds before the end of the third period and he then assisted on
a man-up goal by senior midfielder Max Mancuso (Northport,
N.Y./Northport) for an 8-5 lead with 12:17 remaining.
Koeneman added another tally at the 5:20 mark for the final
Means chipped in a pair of goals and Meehan had one goal and one
assist to supplement the offense provided by Keigler and
Koeneman. The Generals' defense was again stellar, led
by first-year defensman Joe LaSala's (Wilton, Conn./Wilton)
three caused turnovers and five saves from senior goalkeeper Matt
Mason (Gladwyne, Pa./St. Mark's), who played all 60
Young paced the Battling Bishops with three goals, while
Princehorn and senior attackman Gavin Cunningham (Rye, N.Y./Rye)
both scored a single goal. Junior Jud Hall (Columbus,
Ohio/Upper Arlington) played all 60 minutes between the pipes and
registered 10 saves.
Washington and Lee returns to action on Saturday as it travels to
Franklin & Marshall for a 3:00 pm contest.
Drew Koeneman 4; Mac Means 2; Will Keigler 1; Scott Meehan 1; Max
Mancuso 1.
Will Keigler 4; Logan Bartlett 1; Scott Meehan 1.
Rob Young 3; Gavin Cunningham 1; Andy Princehorn 1.
Kevin McMahon 1.
Matt Mason (W&L) – 60:00, 5 Saves, 5 GA
Jud Hall (OWU) – 60:00, 10 Saves, 9 GA
W&L Men's Lax Shuts Down Ohio Wesleyan for a 9-5 Win
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Big Bird? He lives on chicken feed
Updated 7:20 pm, Thursday, October 4, 2012
If we want to find out how serious the presidential candidates are about deficit reduction, future debates need to avoid the Big Bird Syndrome.
That's when politicians imply they will fix the country's massive fiscal problems by eliminating what amounts to chicken feed in federal spending.
The term, of course, refers to the lone highlight in an otherwise wonky exchange between challenger Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama on Wednesday night.
Romney, calling for spending cuts to reduce the $1.1 trillion deficit, outlined a few specifics: eliminate Obamacare and the federal subsidy for the Public Broadcasting Service. Later, he also mentioned cutting federal subsidies for Amtrak and the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities.
He noted he would cut PBS' funding even though he's a huge fan of "Sesame Street" icon Big Bird.
Obama had his own bout of Big Birdism, declaring at one point that he had cut government programs that weren't working and went after Medicare and Medicaid fraud. Yet the deficit has fluttered well above $1 trillion during his tenure.
"Politicians tend to target what some people think of as waste," said Robert Bixby, executive director of the Concord Coalition, a bipartisan research group that advocates a balanced federal budget. "The public basically has a view that the government is bloated and there's a lot of waste. The conversation always seems to go to these small programs."
In Romney's case, the cost of health care reform hasn't really kicked in, so eliminating it won't make a dent in the current deficit. PBS gets $444 million in government subsidies, Amtrak gets $1.4 billion and the arts endowment gets $146 million. Taken as a whole, the programs come to slightly more than $2 billion, which is so insignificant against the $1.1 trillion deficit that it's not worth mentioning.
Perhaps we need to cut these programs because they're inefficient or we don't believe government should fund them or we simply don't like them. But as a deficit reducer, it's like throwing a few grains of sand over the rim of Grand Canyon and saying you're fighting erosion.
"Nondefense discretionary programs are the smallest part of the budget and the least-threatening when you think of the fiscal future," Bixby said. "Those aren't the programs that are growing faster than the economy."
We have to start somewhere, of course, but if we're serious about reducing our trillion-dollar spending hole, how about we start with the cause of the problem?
Entitlement programs are the fastest-growing part of the deficit. Yet Wednesday night, the candidates argued over how they weren't going to cut Medicare. Obama alluded to "tweaks" in Social Security, but didn't go into detail.
The questions that need to be asked in one of the upcoming debates: How do you plan to reduce the deficit without cutting entitlements? Would you cut Medicare or Social Security first and in what way?
These questions need to be followed up with specifics such as whether Social Security can be fixed by raising the retirement age, increasing payroll taxes or changing inflation adjustments, for example.
Then we need a Big Bird buzzer that goes off if they start talking about chicken feed.
On the tax side, we need similar candor. Romney, for example, has proposed a revenue-neutral tax overhaul, but again, few specifics on how to get there.
Every year, for example, the U.S. gives up about as much revenue, $1.2 trillion, in deductions as it collects in income taxes, according to the Tax Policy Center. Eliminating them would go a long way toward closing the deficit gap, but talking instead about tax credits to oil companies or deductions for corporate jets, as Obama did Wednesday night, is just more Big Birding.
Making meaningful headway on the revenue side of the deficit equation means targeting what Bixby referred to as "tax entitlements": deductions for home mortgage interest, charitable donations and employer-provided health care.
Which of these three would the candidates slash first?
They aren't easy cuts, and they won't be politically popular, but solving our deficit problem isn't as simple as canceling Big Bird's allowance.
Loren Steffy is the Chronicle's business columnist.


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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
YAKIMA - The Yakima County Sheriff's office will again provide police dispatching assistance for the city of Mabton in 2012. That's according to an agreement Yakima County commissioners approved yesterday, Tuesday.
The agreement means that the Sheriff's office will provide a phone line capable of switching incoming calls to the city to the Sheriff's phone system when Mabton has no dispatchers on duty.
The Sheriff's office is charging Mabton an annual rate of $17,539 for the service in 2012.


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Wednesday, November 07, 2012
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Edith, my success rate of baking chiffon is low too leh, thats why even how I love chiffon cake, I hardly bake it, do not like the disappointing feeling lol. Your chiffon looks nice and fluffy, successful liao :).
ReplyDeleteEdith, it's not difficult to bake chiffon cake, it's much easier than cheesecake based on my view. I managed to get it right on the first time. I don't like to set the temperature too high, nowadays, I tried to set at 165-170*C (max 175*C) as I think it's easier to control the bake and get it right. The mixing with the egg white is very important, tried not to beat till stiff (soft peak will do) as it's very hard to mix. Try to use a larger mixing bowl and bigger whisk as I find it really helps. Cheer!
ReplyDeleteI have never done a chiffon successfully before so you are still many notches more skillful. I love the clean edges - lovely!
ReplyDeleteLovely chiffon cake, looks soft and spongy! I love eating chiffon cake, and what a co-in, I've just posted one too!
Have a great week, Edith!Hi Edith,
Your chiffon is lovely. Your unmoulding is so clean and neat.
How big is your heart shape chiffon mould?
Mine is 6" i bake with 2-3 eggs. Depend on the size of the egg.
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According to BNA, the Israel occupation Forces (IOF) placed the entire West Bank and Gaza Strip under total closure for an indefinite period of time hours after an Islamic Jihad suicide bomber from the area blew himself up in the nearby coastal town of Netanya, killing three women and wounding at least 89 others. Sixty others, three of them seriously injured and three others slightly are still undergoing treatment, Medical sources said. The Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz ordered the closure during a meeting with security bodies chiefs to evaluate the situation following the attack. Mofaz ordered also suspension of talks between Israeli and Palestinian defense officials. Mofaz and the Israeli security officials said they believed the Islamic Jihad movement was behind the bombing accusing it of having taken a decision to stop the disengagement plan by plotting such attacks. Following the suicide bomb attack of Netanya, the OIF re-occupied the Toul karem area which Israel abandoned to the Palestinian Authority months ago.
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iMarket Adds 401(K) Data Provider
Mutual fund companies and other sellers of 401(K) and other employee-sponsored retirement plans now can identify companies with such plans through the 850,000-record database of Qualified Retirement Plans from Pension Data Resources offered by iMarket, Waltham, MA.PDR, Tampa, FL, is a contributor to iMarket's Open Data Architecture, which integrates specialized business data sources with its comprehensive Dun & Bradstreet business database on a user's desktop with a CD-ROM. PDR compiles its data from tax forms that each plan must file with the IRS.
As the extended bull market for stocks increases interest in investing, the competition among 401(K) plan providers has become fierce, said PDR president Sam Sarcone. Since most larger companies -- defined as those with assets of $10 million or more -- select plans through third-party consultants, providers are facing downward pressure to target smaller and smaller companies and turning to targeted lists to do so.
"Smaller plans are a market being missed," Sarcone said. "It is easier [for direct marketers] to locate smaller plans and easier to convert a smaller plan."
Larger plan providers like mutual fund company T. Rowe Price, Baltimore, use targeted lists in direct mail and telemarketing campaigns to that smaller market that serve as lead generators for its sales force.


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Danger Zone 2/11/2013: Energy Sector
Check out this week's Danger Zone interview with Chuck Jaffe of Money Life and MarketWatch.com.
The Energy Sector is in the Danger Zone this week due to the poor management and holdings of ETFs and mutual funds in the sector.
Investors who want exposure to this sector should buy a basket of Attractive-or-better rated stocks and avoid paying undeserved fees. Here are my top 20 Energy stocks, all of which get an Attractive-or-better rating.
12 out of 20 ETFs and 51 out of 73 mutual funds get a Dangerous-or-worse rating. Not a single Energy Sector ETF or mutual fund allocates enough value to Attractive-or-better rated stocks to earn an Attractive rating.
It is not as if there are no good stocks for Energy Sector funds to choose from. The Energy Sector ranks fifth out of ten sectors in our sector rankings report. Sectors such as Financials, Consumer Discretionary, or Utilities are all ranked lower. Out of the 275 stocks in the Energy Sector, 42 of them get an Attractive-or-better rating. These 42 stocks represent 37% of the market cap for the sector.
I have detailed before the evidence that active management rarely justifies the fees. The data from the Energy Sector further supports this assertion.
Investors seem to have more difficulty identifying the best mutual funds compared to ETFs. Energy Sector mutual fund investors have invested 44% of total net assets to Dangerous-or-worse rated funds, compared to only 17% for ETFs. Both ETFs and mutual funds in the Energy Sector have poor holdings, but at least investors seem to be able to identify the (relatively) better ETFs.
Figure 1: Energy Sector Landscape For ETFs, Mutual Funds & Stocks
Vanguard Energy ETF (NYSEARCA:VDE) is my top-rated Energy ETF and Fidelity Select Portfolios: Natural Gas Portfolio (MUTF:FSNGX) is my top-rated Energy mutual fund. Both earn my Neutral rating.
Direxion Daily Natural Gas Related Bull 3x Shares (NYSEARCA:GASL) is my worst-rated Energy ETF and BlackRock Funds: BlackRock Energy & Resources Portfolio (MUTF:SSGRX) is my worst-rated Energy mutual fund. Both earn my Very Dangerous rating.
Exxon (NYSE: XOM) is one of my favorite stocks held by Energy ETFs and mutual funds and earns my Very Attractive rating. Exxon recently passed Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) as the world's most valuable company, but unlike Apple, Exxon looks like a good bet to keep rewarding investors. It's grown itseconomic earnings at an impressive CAGR of 43% for the last four years, and it's still seriously undervalued at $91/share. That price results in a price to economic book value ratio of 0.6, which mean the market expects XOM's NOPAT to decline by 40% permanently.
I also like Chevron (NYSE: CVX) and Holly Frontier Corporation (NYSE: HFC). Both of those stocks have similar characteristics to XOM. They have high ROICs (13% for Chevron and 26% for HFC) and low valuations. The price to economic book value ratio for CVX is 0.6, for HFC it is 0.7. The market valuations imply a permanent 40% and 30% decline in NOPATs for each stock, respectively.
See my full report on the Energy Sector for 1Q13.
Disclosure: Sam McBride contributed to this post.
David Trainer owns XOM, CVX and HFC. David Trainer and Sam McBride receive no compensation for writing about any specific stock, sector, or theme.
The following article is from one of our external contributors. It does not represent the opinion of Benzinga and has not been edited.
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As you jet off to different stars, you leave a constellation trail behind you. The longer these constellation trails are, the higher the score will be. These trails also act as your " bullets", because they destroy the enemies you will encounter.
Read the ingame instructions for further understanding.
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This game is made with Flixel ( http://flixel.org/ ). Thanks to Adam Atomic
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Awesome game ^^
Addicting and I guess that's the point of these games ^^ quite original concept, try refining sound and graphics even though the retro flixel style was very awesome ^^ Could use some sort of level up system ;P
High-score: 14825
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
At first I couldn't understand how this could be worth playing. For some reason I didn't get it. But then, after playing the second time, I began to see some very interesting game mechanics. What makes them even more interesting is that the game is very unconventional in terms of gameplay and objectives. I'm addicted now.
The fact that I didn't get it at first made it even more interesting as I discovered how it worked by myself.
Sound and graphics are very flixel-standard, but work great nevertheless. I still have to play a little more and see if there are more powerups (only encountered super-trail and precision for now).
All in all very interesting and entertaining, I'd love to see more ideas like this.
@LordJag: you can bounce off the walls three times, after that they "wear out" and when you hit them, you die.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
good but...
black enemies on brown background? oh, my eyes! :))
maybe adding a key to cycle through different colors setups would help?
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Very nice! and fun, thinking about adding medals, i'll be happy to earn them...
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It was fun for a little while, definitely a mini-game type thing, but it was very well put together and decently challenging. My biggest pet peeve was when I would latch onto a star near the edge, get ready to go again, and an enemy would hit me from the side. Fairly fun, certainly original, and a good level of difficulty. 8/10 and 4/5!


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The summer movie season is ready to kick off. With some hot titles like 'The Lorax' and 'The Hunger Games' already having hit theaters this year, we can't wait for what's in store this year! Here's a list of the top 5 movies we're most excited for!
'The Avengers' has been in the making since 2008. As soon as we saw Iron Man first take to the skies all the way up to Captain America's revival from his icy tomb, we knew that 'The Avengers' was going to be huge. This movie will bring together Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, and Captain America along with the brand-new Hawkeye for an uncanny team-up like you've never seen before! 'The Avengers' Assembles May 4.
'Snow White and the Huntsman' is a much darker retelling of the tale that we're all familiar with. With a drizzle of fantasy on a serious take of the 'Snow White' tale, we're totally ready for this fantastic movie to drop in theaters. The effects have wowed us, and we can't wait to see 'Twilight's' Kristen Stewart show us what she's made of in her role as 'Snow White.' Don't miss out on 'Snow White and the Huntsman' June 1.
'Brave' introduces us to Disney's newest princess, Merida. Skilled as an archer and with courage to boot, Merida is anything but meek. When she ignores an age-old tradition, Merida must face the consequences of her actions and right the wrongs she has caused in Disney/Pixar's latest CG adventure! 'Brave' rides into theaters June 22.
'The Amazing Spider-Man' starts the wonderful story that we all love, anew. Witness the origin of our favorite wall-crawler in a whole new light, with an entirely new ensemble of actors. We even get to see the debut of a ferocious new villain, The Lizard, as he leaps onto the silver screen. The epic retelling begins July 3.
Ready for the next chapter in the 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' series? 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days' lands in theaters towards the end of the summer. The third movie of the 'Wimpy Kid' franchise is based on the third and fourth books of the book line. We loved the first two and cannot wait for this installment. 'Dog Days' makes its premiere August 3.
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By JOSEPH WHITE, AP Sports Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Amid his year-by-year narrative of his complex relationship with Roger Clemens and performance-enhancing drugs,
Brian McNamee weaved in a tale of two wives. He said it was his own wife who nagged him into keeping evidence that has become crucial in the trial of the storied pitcher, and it was a request from Clemens' wife that led to what McNamee called a "creepy" injection scene in a bathroom.
Clemens' longtime strength coach testified Tuesday for a second day in the perjury trial, pushing his running total to roughly 10 hours on the stand, including the first few moments of what portends to be a grueling cross-examination that will continue Wednesday. The broad outline was familiar from McNamee's previous statements: He said he injected Clemens with steroids and human growth hormone in 2000 and with steroids in 2001, and he gave Debbie Clemens a shot of HGH in 2003. That was in addition to the testimony he gave Monday, when he spoke of a series of steroids injections he said he gave Clemens in 1998, when he was pitching for the Toronto Blue Jays.
He went on to describe his marital problems, money problems and the legal mess that came about when he got entangled in the federal drugs-in-sports investigation that led him to become a reluctant but cooperating witness against one of the most successful baseball players of all time.
"It destroyed me. It killed me. … I put myself in a situation where I had to do this," McNamee said. "I had to tell the truth."
Some details were new and fascinating, especially hearing them spoken out loud in a courtroom with Clemens sitting a few feet away. At one dramatic point, the adversaries were actually both standing, when McNamee rose from the witness stand and identified Clemens with an outstretched left arm: "He's right there with the brown tie." Clemens looked straight at McNamee, stone-faced and silent.
McNamee is far and away the government's key witness, the only person who will claim firsthand knowledge of Clemens taking performance-enhancing drugs. The former baseball great is accused of lying when he told Congress in 2008 that he had never used steroids or HGH.
McNamee again gave vivid and colorful details about injections.
He appeared less nervous than he did on Monday, and his voice rose as he spoke of marital problems that he said developed in part because of his relationship with Clemens. The time away from home training Clemens meant McNamee didn't have time to take his wife and children to water parks and other family outings, he said, and his wife was concerned that her husband would become a fall guy at Clemens' expense.
"You're going to go down! You're going to go down! You're going to go down!" Brian McNamee said his wife, Eileen, told him in the "middle of a battle royale" argument.
McNamee said he thought "she might be right," so he kept the needle, swab and cotton ball from a steroids injection he said took place in Clemens' New York City apartment in 2001. He said he put the items in a beer can that he salvaged from the recycling bin in Clemens' kitchen– a means of protecting the used needle from accidently stabbing himself– and brought the can home. It was put in a FedEx box and kept in the house, an effort to "keep the home front nice and smooth," McNamee said.
Years later, McNamee and his wife began divorce proceedings, which are ongoing.
In his 2008 congressional deposition, McNamee said he also kept the leftover waste from the injection because he distrusted Clemens "to a degree." He didn't mention that reason on the stand Tuesday.
McNamee said he kept the evidence a secret– even when he was telling investigators about injections he gave pro baseball players –because he was hoping he could minimize the impact on Clemens. It wasn't until 2008, after McNamee was angered by a news conference at which Clemens' lawyers played a taped phone call that contained medical details about McNamee's oldest son, that McNamee retrieved his collection of medical waste and turned it in.
It was "beyond inhuman to do that to a kid," McNamee said.
"He had nothing to do with steroids in baseball, my son."
The prosecution is expected to show that the evidence contains Clemens' DNA. The defense has called the evidence "garbage" and is expected to claim it is tainted.
McNamee said Debbie Clemens, whom McNamee described as a "fitness enthusiast," started asking about HGH during one of McNamee's regular multiday visits to train Clemens at the pitcher's home in Houston in 2003. On a later visit, he said Roger Clemens summoned him to the couple's master bathroom, where McNamee said Clemens' wife lifted her shirt so she could receive an injection near the belly button.
McNamee said he felt "creepy" because of the setting and because it was his friend's wife. According to McNamee, Debbie looked at her husband, and said, "I can't believe you're going to let him do this to me," and Clemens responded,
"He injects me, why can't he inject you?"
Later in 2003, Roger and Debbie Clemens appeared together in a photo for the annual swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated.
While McNamee said Clemens was present for the injection, Clemens has said he was not. One of the false charges Clemens is alleged to have made to Congress is that McNamee injected his wife without Clemens' prior knowledge or approval.
McNamee also frustrated the Clemens team by implying several times that he supplied Clemens' friend and ex-teammate Andy Pettitte with performance-enhancing drugs, a fact that the judge has ruled can't be uttered before the jurors because it might prejudice them against Clemens. While the jury was on a break, defense lawyer Michael Attanasio said McNamee's references to Pettitte were "shameful" and asked that it "stop and stop right now."
"He needs to be told again," U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton said, "not to make any reference to Mr. Pettitte."
The defense is expected to attack McNamee's integrity and motives, and Clemens lawyer Rusty Hardin offered a brief taste during 10 minutes of cross-examination before the trial recessed for the day. Hardin suggested that McNamee purposefully wore a tie with a logo to a grand jury appearance in 2010 to advertise a company for financial gain.
McNamee said he has no financial interest in the company and that he wore the tie because his other one was wrinkled.
"I needed a tie," McNamee said matter of factly.
Even before Hardin got his turn, the government tried to pre-empt such questions by having its witness refer to several
less-than-savory incidents. McNamee referenced false statements he gave to police during an investigation in Florida in 2001, and he spoke of financial worries resulting from a failed investment in a proposed new gym and his inability to find steady work after his name became publicly linked to steroids and HGH.
"I couldn't get a job. I have to work for myself," McNamee
said. "I blame myself."
The trial is in its fifth week, and the tedium cost the proceedings another member of the jury Tuesday. Juror No. 1, a
supermarket cashier, became the second member of the panel to be dismissed for sleeping. Her departure leaves 14 jurors, including two alternates.
Associated Press writer Frederic J. Frommer contributed to this
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Simple Groupware 0.500 with Offline Mode and Diagrams
The web based groupware solution Simple Groupware is now available in version 0.500. New in this version is a module for rendering diagrams with another module implemented to allow offline viewing of folders and attachments.
To render diagrams, the PHP application utilizes the free visualization software Graphviz. Offline viewing is made possible via HTML 5, which for example, is currently supported by the Beta version of Firefox 3.1 browser.
Developers have added a patch to stabilize the export of spreadsheets, updated the PHP template library Smarty and extended the CMS module with an XML sitemap. Simple Groupware 0.500 is available for download as compressed PHP code archive on the project website. The software is licensed under GPLv2.
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Wow, the stars really alligned for Drew Barrymore today, guys. Not only did she make it onto our list of our favorite celeb hippies for her easy-breezy attitude and penchant for heart-shaped found items in nature, but she also just gave birth to her second child! On Earth Day, no less! (No word yet on which of those events is more exciting to her, but I'll let you know when we find out.)
Drew and her husband Will Kopelman are already the parents of their nineteen month old daughter Olive Barrymore Kopelman, and their second child is a girl as well! And I bet you're ready for her name, too. That's really the only reason you're in here, don't lie.
It's Frankie Barrymore Kopelman!
Not Francis, not Francine. Just Frankie. I would've put good money on a name like 'Sage' or 'Willow', but Frankie is super sweet. But I also kind of love when girls have more gender-neutral or even traditionally male names, so I'm biased.
And here's the official announcement!
"Happy to announce that today we are the proud parents of our second daughter, Frankie Barrymore Kopelman. Olive has a new little sister, and everyone is healthy and happy!"
Anyway, congratulations to the family, and we can't wait until more people off our list of pregnant celebrities pop out their babies as well! Because there's truly nothing that fascinates me more than celebrity baby names.
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Tom Brady's Smartwater Ads Revealed
Smartwater spokesperson Tom Brady climbs "the corporate ladder: in this new ad (of two) for the Glaceau water brand. The ad copy of the two ads read:
– SERIOUS BALLER. Don't hate the player (or the electrolyte-enhanced hydration).
– CORPORATE LADDER. Electrolytes: remember, you don't work for them. They work for you.
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Barack Obama re-elected U.S. President
Democrat BARACK OBAMA has been re-elected President of the United States after scoring victory against Republican MITT ROMNEY on Tuesday night (06Nov12).
Obama proved triumphant at the polls with a majority of 303 votes to Romney's 203, greatly surpassing the 270 needed to land another term in office.
During a lengthy campaign, the incumbent secured a wave of celebrity support and endorsements, with rapper The Game, Pamela Anderson, Sir Paul McCartney and Beyonce among those who urged Americans to vote for Obama in recent days, while Bruce Springsteen and Jay-Z performed at election eve rallies on Monday (05Nov12).
Meanwhile, George Clooney, Sarah Jessica Parker, Will Smith and Gwen Stefani hosted fundraisers for the President's re-election campaign.
Eva Longoria, who is a fervent supporter of Obama, was among the first stars to celebrate his win on Twitter.com, writing, "We did it!!! Obama re-elected!!!!! Yes!! Yes We Can!"
She later added, "Barack Obama re-elected as 44th President of the USA!!!! Go BarackObama!!!! Me and my friends celebrating! I'm on tears (sic)! Moving the country forward!!! Obama!!!"
Obama also took to Twitter to thank fans, writing, "We're all in this together. That's how we campaigned, and that's who we are. Thank you."
US President Barack Obama speaks at a rally at McArthur High School in Hollywood, Florida, on 4 November, 2012 – just two days before Americans head to the polls. Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney criss-crossed the U.S. with celebrity friends on Sunday, appealing for votes in a final dash for the White House
Hollywood, Florida – 04.11.12
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Did Castro Ok The Kennedy Assassination?
On the 45th anniversary incriminating new evidence revealed
Winter 2009 | Volume 58, Issue 6
As the old G2 men have described it, he was embraced. The authors learned that one low level G2 agent saw him repeatedly in the Cuban Embassy garage, out of sight of CIA cameras, meeting with an elite G2 operative, a red-haired black man. Others, including a Mexican insurance investigator there on business, would also see him. An attractive Mexican receptionist would take him briefly as her lover, and the wife and daughter of a future Nobel laureate would party with him at an apartment full of Cuban diplomats and staffers, all within the span of his "lost week" in the Mexican capital.
Seven weeks later, while Oswald lay in wait for the president, the first Cuban who had recruited him would be meeting with CIA agents in Paris to receive the weapon with which he was meant to kill Fidel.
It was overcast in the City of Light, but, despite the chill, the sidewalk cafes were already aglow in the gathering dusk of a Friday night. Two men arrived at the same luxury apartment building in which, just a few weeks earlier, one of them, Cubela, had met with a man who called himself James Clark. In fact, "Clark" was the alias used by the CIA's Cuba desk chief, Desmond FitzGerald, when he was on covert operations. Even without knowing the man's real identity, Cubela had been convinced that he was a senior American official; he wore his blue- blood authority well. The man known as Clark had given Cubela the assurances he had demanded— that the operation under discussion had been approved at the highest levels of the U.S. government. And within days of that first meeting, Bobby Kennedy, the president's brother, had contacted Cubela directly. Had it not been for those extraordinary guarantees, Cubela would not have returned.
On this evening, another CIA agent, known to Cubela as "Sanson," placed a small, black leather case on a table before him. Inside, Cubela found a metal tube, encased in foam rubber. Sanson plucked it from its nest, unscrewed the cap, and produced a single, brushed-chrome Paper Mate pen. Holding it up for closer observation, he pushed the depressor. In his other hand he held a tiny flashlight, and when he switched it on, a fluorescent beam revealed a micro-thin needle where the ballpoint would ordinarily be. The instrument was a finely tooled syringe, created at Langley for one purpose: it could be filled with a highly effective poison. Sanson suggested Black Leaf 40, a slow-acting commercially available pesticide.
The Paper Mate weapon took Cubela off guard. This deadly little prop implied close quarters, one on one. "I requested rifles and explosives," he said, querulous. Cubela had a house at Veradero Beach, right next door to one of Fidel's many domiciles; this seemed like the place for an easy strike.
Sanson placed the fake ballpoint back in its tube. He explained that if Cubela needed to get in close, he would be frisked, and a dart gun would give him away. The case officer promised once again that rifles and explosives would be forthcoming—all the weapons Cubela and his fellow insurrectionists would need for both a palace coup and the widespread revolt that would ensue. These munitions were in fact already stockpiled at a secret location in rural Cuba that would be revealed at the last moment.
Cubela slipped the tube into an inside pocket, weighing his reply. Before he could give it, a telephone rang across the room. An agent answered and then passed the phone to Sanson. The call was urgent, he said.
Sanson listened, briefly, and then returned the phone to its cradle, pausing for a long moment before he spoke. The president of the United States had just been shot, he said, in Texas. "Oswald volunteered to kill Kennedy," Marino explained in 2005. "He was so full of hatred that it gave him the idea. He wanted it himself [because] he hated his country. He was already prepared to do it. He was a soldier of the revolution and offered his services to us in order to kill Kennedy. . . . Let's just say we used him. He adopted our plans as his own—his idea was a natural projection of our wish." Marino, wanting to be clear, added, "That doesn't mean he was brainwashed—that wasn't necessary. Is it so important, whether or not he acted on his own initiative? He was an instrument of the G2. It makes no difference whether he volunteered or was used. It ends up the same."
For all the weird, ongoing hope for proof that the Mafia or the CIA or the oil companies or even the Florida exiles killed Kennedy, the evidence is now overwhelming that a Cuban-style Communist who had learned of the planned U.S. reinvasion was the sole triggerman, and that he did it with the aid and comfort of Fidel and Raid Castro.


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A winding driveway, surrounded by rhodendrons and mature trees, leads upward to the contemporary shingle and brick house architect Ralph Williams designed and built for his family in 1963.—John Ellement, Globe Staff

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Pop That Cannon Lyrics
Artist: Cassidy
Album: Split Personality
(feat. Styles P, Swizz Beatz)
[Intro - Swizz Beatz]
Aooow! banger, let's go
(Swizz, man) Styles P
(Oh, y'all ain't know) Cassidy
Full Surface, listen it's a rap for y'all, whooo!
Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo
Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, aoow!
[Verse 1 - Cassidy]
Look, homes behave, or get cut wit ya own blade
The chrome raise, put ya guts on ya own leg
Nigga I'm sicker then full-blown AIDS
And my block got more rocks, then the Stone Age
You been afraid, you sweet like homemade
Lemonade, if it's beef, then the chrome blaze
You could make the newspaper, with your own page
And make the news too, you know how my dudes do
We wear masks so you can't tell, who's who
And for the cash, we'll blast at you dudes too
Wit the lead pipe, so get ya head right
I'm in the Benz, rims, spin at the red light
I'm comin for cash, gun in the dash
And I'm on 21 and a half's (for real cannon)
I got my gat, I ain't walkin without it
And I cock and clap, you just talkin about it, nigga
[Chorus - Cassidy + (Swizz Beatz)]
POP that cannon, POP that cannon
POP that cannon, POP that cannon
(It's whatever motherfuckas, I ain't scared)
(It's whatever motherfuckas, I ain't scared)
So a - POP that cannon, POP that cannon
POP that cannon, POP that cannon
(It's whatever motherfuckas, I ain't scared)
(It's whatever motherfuckas, I ain't scared)
[Verse 2 - Styles P.]
Niggaz is fly now, and everybody livin a lie now
But shit feel different wit a gun in ya eyebrow
No fuckin wit the Holiday Styles kid
Blow wit a ton of guns, and he got a hell of an outbid
Like Cosby in the hood, I knock the jelatin out shit
Organs on the floor of the van
Cause you gotta show these faggot motherfuckas, that you more of a man
Y'all wanna fly like Mike... motherfuckas
So they won't find you, or your Jordans again
Take a boss to be ordered the men, give them a call
If you don't have my money, in 24 hours
Then the cocksucka won't see his daughter again
It's like the movie that you seen, I'm the star of the screen
I got a roll for you to play... stand here
And take six to the face, I dug a hole for you today
Holiday Styles, killin 20 soldiers in a day, what
[Verse 3 - Cassidy]
Ayo I use to pitch nicks, now I spit rhymes
I'ma get mine, legit, or the quick grind
Shit my whole clique commit crimes
Did time, been on the strip and grip nines
But I swear to you motherfuckas
I got my gun right here, I ain't scared of you motherfuckas
I'm a hustler, plus a check cutter
I stretch butter, and got EX, now that's gutter
I came for war, you know what them thangs is for
Slug make ya blood stain the floor
It ain't a game no more, niggaz gon' respect me
I grip gats, that kick back like Jet Li
So don't test me, or the boy S.P
Cause I ain't tryna get no fuckin blood, on my fresh tee
You don't impress me, STOP that cannon
Cause you could get ROCKED, when I POP that cannon
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By Special to the NEMS Daily Journal
BLUE MOUNTAIN – It's a long trip for a long shot but the Blue Mountain College men's golf team is ready to take both.
After only three seasons of intercollegiate golf, BMC begins play Tuesday in the NAIA National Championships at Creekside Golf Club in Salem, Ore.
Twenty-one teams and 16 individuals will compete in the 72-hole tournament that concludes Friday. The field will be cut following Thursday's third round.
"I'll go out on a limb here and say this will be our biggest tournament so far," BMC coach Danny McKenzie said. "We've played strong competition since we started our program, but we haven't grabbed onto anything like this. It's going to be a challenge, and I've got a feeling we'll be OK."
After a mediocre spring showing, BMC made it to the national tournament by winning the recent qualifying tournament between four teams from the TranSouth Athletic Conference and two teams from the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. The week prior, BMC finished third among the same four TSAC teams in the conference championship.
"Our guys just kept doing what they know how to do, and it all worked out," McKenzie said. "The great thing about winning the last tournament was that it was a total team win. Every player contributed.
"We had a couple guys struggle in the final round, but then Delton Pounds, our number-five player, stepped up. Delton improved his third-round score by four shots in the final round, and we won by four. That's pretty spiffy."
Adam Hall, a junior from Saltillo, tied for fourth in the qualifier, and has averaged 74.8 during his last eight rounds to maintain the number-one spot. Hall recently earned all-conference honors for the second year.
Tanner Sparks from Belmont, BMC's only senior, and Austin Holt, a junior from New Albany who tied for sixth in the qualifier, have swapped the two- and three-spots all year. Austin Bynum, a sophomore from West Union, and Pounds, a junior from Hattiesburg, have traded out the four- and five-spots.
While weather is always an issue in the Great Northwest, McKenzie said BMC felt prepared for just about anything.
"The NAIA held the tournament there last year and the temperatures were in the 50s with rain," he said. "That was a pretty typical day for us around here this spring. It's going to be a great trip."


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Brent has a Ph.D. in American culture, specializing in cinema studies, from the University of Michigan. She is a freelance writer and teaches courses in American cinema. In the following essay, Brent discusses Neil's identity crisis.
"Goodbye, Columbus" is a coming-of-age story, in which the twenty-three-year-old protagonist, Neil Klugman, grapples with his sense of self, particularly in relation to his Jewish identity. The event that that precipitates this identity crisis is meeting Brenda Patimkin, with whom he has a relationship over the course of a summer. While Brenda and Neil are both Jewish, their differences in socioeconomic class create the central tensions of their relationship. Neil lives with his aunt and uncle in a lower-middle-class area of Newark, New Jersey, and works in a public library. Brenda is a college student at Radcliff College in Boston, Massachusetts, spending her summer vacation at her upper-middle-class family's house...
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Peter Flanigan, 90, financier and influential Nixon aide
Peter M. Flanigan, one of President Richard M. Nixon's most trusted aides on business and economic matters, died Monday in Salzburg, Austria, his family said. He was 90.
Flanigan, an executive at the investment house Dillon, Read & Co., was an early supporter of Nixon before being appointed principal presidential assistant for financial matters. His facility in advancing business interests in regulatory agencies led Time magazine to label him 'Mr. Fixit.' His assignments included securities regulation, antitrust matters, and agricultural and environmental policies. Administration officials compared his influence on business issues to Henry A. Kissinger's on foreign affairs.
"He's the guy who people in our industry turn to," a steel executive told The New York Times in 1972. "And we wouldn't turn to him unless he came through."
Nixon applauded his contributions to international economic policy and to the country's moving to an all-volunteer Army. But some saw him as the face of an administration that had cozied up to business interests. Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate, called him the "most evil" man in Washington.
Flanigan was criticized in Congress for his role in the Justice Department's decision not to pursue an antitrust case against International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. And in 1972, Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, D-Mo., accused him of holding back enforcement actions by the Environmental Protection Agency against Anaconda Corp. and Armco Steel Corp.
Flanigan was unruffled. "I've gotten, as my wife says, a little leathery," he told The Washington Post. "It's an election year, and I note who's making these charges."
He left the administration in June 1974, just weeks before the Watergate scandal forced Nixon to resign. Flanigan was not linked to the scandal.
Peter Magnus Flanigan was born June 21, 1923, in New York City. His father, Horace Flanigan, was chairman of Manufacturers Trust Co., later Manufacturers Hanover. His mother, the former Aimee Magnus, was a granddaughter of Adolphus Busch, co-founder of Anheuser-Busch.
Flanigan was a Navy carrier pilot in World War II, then graduated from Princeton. He joined Dillon as a statistical analyst. He took a break in 1949-50 to work in London for the Marshall Plan, the initiative to rebuild war-ravaged Europe, then returned to Dillon and became a vice president in 1954.
Flanigan became active in New York Republican politics in the mid-1950s. In 1968, he was Nixon's deputy campaign manager, and then served as a presidential assistant until 1972, when he was named director of the Council of International Economic Policy.
After his White House service, Flanigan returned to Dillon, where he was managing director until 1992. In his latter years he started a program to help Roman Catholic schools.
Flanigan's first wife, the former Brigid Snow, died in 2006. Flanigan is survived by his second wife, Dorothea von Oswald, with whom he lived in Wildenhag, Austria, and Purchase, N.Y. He is also survived by three daughters, two sons and 16 grandchildren.
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What is the most commonly reported STD in the united states?
It is Chlamydia. Most infected people are younger than 26 years of age and are not aware that they are infected since the disease often has no symptoms. Untreated victims can suffer from chronic pain and permanent infertility. The good news is that we have a quick diagnostic test and very effective treatments for patients newly infected with a chlamydia infection.
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Global March to Jerusalem could bring thousands of Arabs to Israel's borders
If pro-Palestinian calls for a so-called Global March to Jerusalem are heeded, thousands of Arabs from the West Bank, Gaza, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria could converge on Israel's borders.
The day, March 30, marks Land Day, which commemorates the deaths of six Arab Israelis killed in 1976 during protests against Israeli government land policies that confiscated privately owned Arab land.
While last year's Land Day commemorations were held without incident, rallies two months later to mark the anniversary of what the Palestinians call the Nakba—the "catastrophe" of Israel's founding in 1948—brought thousands of Arabs from Lebanon, Syria and Gaza to march on Israel's borders, and 13 marchers were killed.
A month later, on June 5, hundreds of Syrian protesters stormed the border with Israel on Naksa Day, the anniversary of the 1967 Six-Day War, and there were more casualties.
"The IDF is prepared for any eventuality and will do whatever is necessary to protect Israeli borders and residents," the Israel Defense Forces' spokesman told JTA this week when asked how the IDF is preparing for Land Day.
Citing senior defense officials, Haaretz reported that the IDF is prepared for "relatively serious events." The Israeli daily added that the most current intelligence assessments believe that the demonstrations Friday will be "limited."
Preparations for Land Day security have used last year's Nakba and Naksa day rallies as models, according to reports. Security forces have updated their knowledge of non-lethal crowd dispersal methods, while border troops have gone on higher alert and additional IDF troops have been moved to the borders.
Israeli officials reportedly were most concerned about the Lebanese border and asked the Lebanese government to rein in protesters. The main Lebanese demonstration is planned for the Beaufort Castle, which is several miles north of the Israeli city of Metullah, rather than the border with Israel, the Lebanese branch of the Global March to Jerusalem announced last week. The number of demonstrators at Beaufort will be limited to 5,000, according to the Lebanese Daily Star newspaper, citing organizers of the march.
March general coordinator Ribhi Halloum told reporters earlier in the week that the march would be peaceful.
"The aim of the Al Quds march is to express a message of protest and condemnation against the policy of Israeli occupation in the occupied Palestinian territories," he said, using the Arabic name for Jerusalem. "We will under no circumstances agree to violence or a violation of the borders. We will maintain the policy of nonviolent protest we have agreed to uphold."
Land Day events also will be held inside Israel's borders under the auspices of the Higher Arab Monitoring Committee with the banner "Save the lands and prevent the Judaization of Jerusalem."
Israeli police have been cautioned to keep out of Arab villages in Israel in order to maintain calm.
Meanwhile, jailed Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti, who is serving five life sentences in an Israeli prison for his role in five murders during the second intifada, called on Palestinians to launch a popular resistance campaign against Israel. His statement, issued in advance of Land Day, called on the Palestinian Authority to stop all coordination with Israel in the economic and security realms and to stop peace negotiations.
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A young man awakens in an abandoned warehouse with no memory of his past. As he leaves the room and ventures further into the warehouse he is attacked by a girl in a mask; she tells him that in order to live he must come at her with all his might. After a fight for his life, he manages to overpower the girl, learning that he is to be trained as a Phantom - an assassin for the Inferno organization. He is also given a new name: Zwei. For three months, Zwei is trained by the girl in the arts of assassination until he has just one final test: to kill a living human being.
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text: This is All We Know About "Moby Dick Studio", Alleged Makers of The Phantom Pain [Update]Owen Good12/07/12 10:18pmFiled to: The phantom painMoby dick studioVgavgasVideo Game AwardsKotakucore188EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The Phantom Pain was a world premiere trailer out of left field—not only is that a new series, it's a new studio. Well, to most folks, anyway. Ever heard of Moby Dick Studio? Me either. Advertisement [Update] It's Kojima.[Update] Yeah, we hear you. "Joakim" is a rearranged spelling of "Kojima." All sorts of things point to this being some kind of a surprise reveal for a Metal Gear Solid game. Fine. Here's how this outfit describes itself on its own page. Advertisement Moby Dick Studio is a game developing company operating out of Stockholm, Sweden. Moby Dick Studio was founded by CEO Joakim Mogren who after years of working for a major American developer brought together people out of various game studios from around the Scandinavian area to start something new.Our goal is to deliver an uncompromising, exciting and touching game experience to people all around the globe.We will shortly be disclosing information regarding our first major release.That's the only page with anything on it. Tabs for an image gallery and studio are coming soon.And, all the chatter backstage at the VGAs seems to hint strongly that this is a teaser for the next Metal Gear game. Advertisement Sponsored Moby Dick Studio [Official Site]Reply188 repliesLeave a reply


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