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If the first wave of BCS standings teach us anything it's that the SEC is still king of college football. They play by their own rules and quite frankly -- rule college football.
2011 delivered a national championship matchup between two teams from the same division of the SEC (Alabama and LSU from the West). The initial offering of the BCS for this season doesn't exactly eliminate a repeat performance with Alabama at number one, Florida at two, LSU at six, and South Carolina seventh. The SEC has earned their top billing due to six consecutive national championships, but is their success being blown out of proportion to the detriment of the present?
Moving forward it's clear to see that the rest of the nation is playing by a different set of requirements than the SEC as a loss means more to everyone else outside of that tight inner circle. The question may now become: How will we ever know when the SEC has lost its edge?
The conference home to the past six BCS titles is riddled with top-ten teams. But if they are good due to their rankings -- and conversely ranked highly due to their solid reputation -- what will it take to bring it to and end? When a supposed #12 beats #2 and they change places, we assume they were appropriately rated. Have we created a self-serving reciprocal relationship that has no end?
Quite frankly, the SEC's hold on the nation is reaching a point where the 2014 playoff format is going to arrive just in time. With over 120 teams in FBS (and growing yearly) there is no way that teams can prove their worth directly. Instead, we're stuck making inferences and relying on illogical and hypothetical number-crunching that amounts to subjective conjecture.
The BCS proved this flaw by ignoring a one-loss Oklahoma State team in 2011. We should have been given a chance to see how an LSU or Alabama defense would perform against the likes of the Cowboys' spread attack. Instead, the computers took that away; tying together distant ends by filling in non-compatible components.
There is no way that the SEC will be left out this year. The only question is whether they'll get two teams in again or only one. The winner of the Alabama/LSU contest will have the toughest argument going into postseason play. If the SEC East representative should take down either the Tigers or Crimson Tide, they'll automatically receive the bump necessary to square off in the national title game. And the winner of South Carolina and Florida this week has just as tough a grip out of the East.
With all these ranked teams scattered across the top squads of the SEC, it's becoming less a hypothetical question of "Does the SEC deserve an automatic bid?" and more an informal reality that someone in the conference will get a spot in the national championship.
Throughout the rest of the nation, #5 Notre Dame's schedule looks too daunting, #3 Oregon must survive Stanford and USC (possibly twice), #4 Kansas State is a "boring" product that voters likely hope will fall to Geno Smith and West Virginia; meanwhile #11 Florida State is praying that Florida stays in the top two for their season ending matchup.
The bottom line for everyone outside of the SEC is that too many things have to go perfectly for even a hack at the championship. A loss by any non-SEC team is devastating and requires extensive argument in defense of inclusion. A loss by the SEC's elite means something completely different.
It means a shrug, a point to the schedule, and a back-pat from the BCS standings.
Sound Off: What are your thoughts on the initial BCS standings of 2012?
Justin Mikels is a staff writer for Operation Sports. Follow him on Twitter: @long_snapper
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PJ33 @ Oct 16
Not as spectacular is the media would have you believe
SEC vs other conferences 1998-2011
SEC vs other conferences 1998-2011
SEC vs. PAC-12 regular season: 10-12
SEC vs. PAC-12 bowl games: 1-0
SEC vs. Big 12 regular season: 6-10
SEC vs. Big 12 bowl games: 21-8
SEC vs. ACC regular season: 42-36
SEC vs. ACC bowl games: 16-9
SEC vs. Big 10 regular season: 7-4
SEC vs. Big 10 bowl games: 19-19
SEC vs. Big East regular season: 16-15
SEC vs. Big East bowl game: 3-8
SEC vs other conferences 1998-2011
SEC vs other conferences 1998-2011
SEC vs. PAC-12 regular season: 10-12
SEC vs. PAC-12 bowl games: 1-0
SEC vs. Big 12 regular season: 6-10
SEC vs. Big 12 bowl games: 21-8
SEC vs. ACC regular season: 42-36
SEC vs. ACC bowl games: 16-9
SEC vs. Big 10 regular season: 7-4
SEC vs. Big 10 bowl games: 19-19
SEC vs. Big East regular season: 16-15
SEC vs. Big East bowl game: 3-8
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jreala32 @ Oct 16
They started USC off as top 2 and over rated several big 10 teams. Currently K State is #4 having beat one ranked team. Notre Dame is at 5 having basically beat all big 10 teams. Ohio State at 7 beat no one higher than 20 and Oregon State is top 10 for beating Wis and UCLA. What do you mean tougher for everyone else? Sure doesn't seem like it. FL State and USC both had a shot and blew it and now Oregon has a shot. All you have to do is beat them and it will end
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jmik58 @ Oct 16
@jreala32 ... I think you'll see how it's tougher for teams outside of the SEC as the season wears on. The SEC is so well-packed into the top-ten of the BCS that they will merely trade places with each other should they do a round-robin beatdown within conference. Meanwhile, teams from other conferences don't have that leverage and must play perfect or have the perfect storm to get in with a loss.
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Bmore Irish @ Oct 16
can't wait for the playoff to arrive. I'm greedy though, and already find myself fantasizing about a future with a larger playoff bracket. very exciting. hopefully the irish can pull off an undefeated season as that would all but guaruntee them a NC game spot; entirely feasible in my mind.
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hawkster3269 @ Oct 16
I just want to see an 8 team playoff. There are 4 BCS games and then the National Championship that they arbitrarily added to the mix a few years ago. Take the 4 BCS games and use them as the quarterfinals. Winners of those will play neutral site games not named after bowls, just sold to the highest bidder, eyes on Jerry Jones, then the BCS Championship game is the Final. Once again at a neutral site. This way you are giving the teams a shot, get rid of the AQ status and base it on rankings. Top 8 get in. 1 vs 8, 2 vs 7 and so on. Let the teams play and then we can have a college football season where the regular season still matters because the playoff format isn't bloated. We can still have the lesser bowl games for teams outside of the top 8. And it will allow for the game to be settled on the field. Obviously team #9 will be upset but you can't please everyone.
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The_Wise_One @ Oct 17
They have won year and and year out so you can understand the bias. Bama will win it again this year
# 8
Kaiser Wilhelm @ Oct 17
When is the last time an SEC team came north of Mason-Dixon during or after late October in sub 40 degree weather and played a top tier FBS team?
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moneal2001 @ Oct 18
@kaiser who plays out of conference games past mid to late september.
@pj33 now find the record for SEC in bcs championship games. ill give you a hint. they have only lost to themselves. and have been champions 8 out of 14 total times. with one of the times they didn't make it to the championship game USC has now had to vacate their championship
@pj33 now find the record for SEC in bcs championship games. ill give you a hint. they have only lost to themselves. and have been champions 8 out of 14 total times. with one of the times they didn't make it to the championship game USC has now had to vacate their championship
# 10
CuseGirl @ Oct 18
People keep talking about their hold on the BCS title game when they need to talk about conferences not recruiting under the same mathematical rules. When that becomes equal, then we can have a legit discussion.
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FedExPope @ Oct 18
Talk to me about the SEC losing its edge when Alabama stops decimating nonconference opponents. When Missouri and Texas A&M get wins against traditional SEC powers, especially at home. Stop blaming an SEC bias when plenty of teams (USC in 06 losing to UCLA, allowing UF to go in and start this whole SEC dominance thing; Florida State blowing it against NC State; Oregon losing to Cam Newton; Oklahoma getting outmuscled in several goal line stands against UF in teh 08 championship; Texas suffered an injury to McCoy in 09 against Bama, that might have been the best shot at a non-SEC championship; in 07 non-SEC teams kept losing and losing and a 2-loss LSU team won the title; last year OK State lost a game against a weaker opponent than Alabama had.) Just stop the anti-SEC bias, and instead blame the rest of the college football world for blowing it repeatedly.
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sarlndr @ Oct 18
@moneal2001: The SEC finds a way to play OOC FCS schools in November EVERY year. On 11/17/2012, seven teams from the SEC (UF and Bama included) will battle the likes of Wofford, Samford, Alabama A&M, Sam Houston, etc.. So please don't come with that who plays OOC past September, it's possible.
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BonesKnows85 @ Oct 20
All you anti-SEC whiners bring up is the FCS opponents. Forget the fact that you cannot beat us in the big title games. My Gators held to most potent offense in the history of college football, Oklahoma in 2008, to 14 points and beat them. The SEC plays far better defense that anyone else. No garbage like West VA or Texas here.
# 14
BonesKnows85 @ Oct 20
You are trying to find bs reasons why the SEC doesn't deserve the hype. How about another conference/team step up and end our reign. Try that.
# 15
BonesKnows85 @ Oct 20
Also, the originator of this post is an Iowa fan. Look at your league. The Big Ten struggles against the FCS opponents every year. The Big Ten is an absolute joke. Talk about a conference that doesn't deserve a BCS bid this year. The Big 12 powers can't play defense and the neither can the Pac 12. The ACC cannot field an unbeaten team. Boise State is closer to ending the SEC reign than the other BCS conferences.
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Nittany Lion standouts Maya Hayes (West Orange, N.J.) and David Taylor (St.
Paris, Ohio) have been selected Penn State Athletes of the Year for 2011-12. The
student-athletes are eligible for the Big Ten's highest honor as the Jesse Owens
Men's Athlete of the Year and Suzy Favor Women's Athlete of the
Taylor captured his first national championship at
165 pounds going a perfect 32-0 to lead Penn State to its second consecutive
NCAA team title in 2012. Taylor was unstoppable, earning numerous accolades
during the season including the 2012 Hodge Trophy winner as national collegiate
wrestler of the year. Capping his tremendous national championship performance,
Taylor won his first four matches at NCAAs by falls before winning the title
bout with a technical fall score of 22-7 against Lehigh's Brandon
The redshirt-sophomore was also named the NCAA's
most dominant wrestler, NCAA Championship's Most Outstanding Wrestler, NCAA
Championship Gorriaran Award winner and Big Ten Wrestler of the Year. In his two
years on the mat, Taylor has accumulated a 70-1 overall record with 23 pins, 24
technical falls and 17 major wins en route to two All-America honors. Taylor has
also earned two Academic All-Big Ten nods during his career in Happy Valley and
was a first-team national All-Academic honoree by the
Hayes was the nation's most prolific scorer in
soccer this season and was a finalist for the Missouri Athletic Club's Hermann
Trophy, soccer's highest honor. Hayes led the nation with 31 goals and 70
points, while breaking numerous Penn State and Big Ten records in helping the
Nittany Lions win their 14th
consecutive Big Ten Championship. The sophomore phenom broke single-season
records at Penn State for goals and points as well as breaking the school
sophomore record for goals in a season by 10 and points record by 19. She also
tallied nine game-winning goals, second at Penn State and the most for a
sophomore in a season.
The New Jersey product earned NSCAA All-America
First Team, NSCAA All-Great Lakes First Team, Big Ten Forward of the Year and
All-Big Ten First Team accolades for her tremendous year. Hayes was also
excellent in the classroom earning Capital One/CoSIDA Third-team Academic
All-America and Academic All-Big Ten honors. Hayes has her sights set this
August on the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup where she'll represent the United
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A 13-14 year old male was shot in hip or leg in front of a store - possibly Round The Clock. He ran as far as the alley between Bosworth and Gale Park. Ambulance and police are in the alley now.
Not sure when it happened. I was watering the flowers when the sirens started up.
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I heard one of a couple of girls who were walking over there got hit with something but not a gunshot.Shrapnel? Victims went to St. Francis, cops nabbed a couple of people but I didn't hear if it's the right people. And yeah I heard someone got shot in the foot....
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Loading... The Age of Innocence (Signet Classics) (original 1920; edition 2008)by Edith Wharton, Regina Barreca (Introduction), Judith P. Saunders (Afterword)
Work detailsThe Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton (1920)
Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I finally got around to reading this classic and wished I had done it sooner as it is a marvelous book! (Probably why it won a Pullitzer). Newell Archer is born into one of NYC's recognized upper crust families, and is in love with May Wellland who is an appropriate match in terms of family, beauty, disposition, athletism and manners. Her meets her coousin Countess Olenska, and sees an alternative to the predictable closed society he is part of - however he does not act on this and helps her understand the repercussions of divorce and being bohemian at the turn of the century. Quickly he becomes dissatisfied with his own life, and craves to be with her. Countess Olenska prevents this and a type of "Human Bondage" love unfolds. The Newell Archers stay together and have children and advance in the NYC evolutionary society - as we learn in the end, and Archer chooses to leave his attration to Ellen Olenska as a fantasy. My grand daughter read this book in her high school class last year. I realized that I had never read it. As I read it and thoroughly enjoyed it, I wondered at girls of today trying to understand the constraints of society way back when. Big characters lashing emotions big and small left and right while at the same time trying to keep very agreeable with the norms of a society busy with busying itself with... itself, mostly. Freedom and individual views are not the norm and are frowned upon, and "innocence" is more or less well-played, but certainly not what is really going on. The futility of the attempts to do as one really pleases teaches the misbehaving ones a lot about the society around them, and about themselves. Wharton plays her characters back and forth, especially the two main ones, until we do not fully understand their motivation. Are their emotions real and what are they? Their actions and reactions are not always easy to comprehend, but still they remain real, and very human-like: failing, lying and cheating. Strong forces and "values" of the society play with characters at will. No one is safe and no one seems to be able to trust his next of kin or friend. The end of innocence happens on many levels and Wharton is particularly skillful in playing with meanings, tones, ironies to show us just how lowly the society has fallen (or has always been). Too depressing! Originally Posted @ Novel Reveries This book was really educating in the use of wit, observation, and overt description of personalities and environment to convey the tone of the victorian age of society. Edith Wharton's writing style is elaborate, yet the overall comprehension flows beautifully as the world is seen through Newland Archer's eyes. Newland must deal with the customs of New York society, as disgusted as he may feel towards some of them, and watches as "a haunting horror of doing the same thing every day at the same hour besieged his brain." (40) It is because of these monotonous "innocent" customs that he feels a deep love towards Ellen Olenski, as it is in her nature to sort of go against the grain and flout from the victorian age New York society. The ending was, to me, unexpected and was quite a disappointment as it left me hanging with the uncertainty of Newland Archer's fate and happiness. In all, the book was beautifully written and told in a matter that called for a reevaluation and the reformation of how we act and think in our society. Quotes: "'Women ought to be free--as free as we are,' he declared, making a discovery of which he was too irritated to measure the terrific consequences." (20) "What could he and she really know of each other, since it was his duty, as a "decent" fellow, to conceal his past from her, and hers, as a marriageable girl, to have no past to conceal. What if, for some one of the subtler reasons that would tell with both of them, they should tire of each other, misunderstand or irritate each other?" (21) "'We can't behave like people in novels, though, can we?' 'Why not--why not--why not?'" (39) "Ah, no, he did not want May to have that kind of innocence, the innocence that seals the mind against imagination and the heart against experience!" (68) "There was no use in trying to emancipate a wife who had not the dimmest notion that she was not free..." (90)
So how can Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence possibly be the greatest New York novel of all time? Well, it is. It builds itself, obsessively, out of all the essential New York themes. The appearance of such a book as "The Age of Innocence" by an American is a matter for public rejoicing. It is one of the best novels of the twentieth century and looks like a permanent addition to literature. Is contained inEdith Wharton : Novels : The House of Mirth / The Reef / The Custom of the Country / The Age of Innocence (Library of Am by Edith Wharton The Works of Edith Wharton by Edith Wharton Edith Wharton: "Age of Innocence", "House of Mirth", "Ethan Frome" (Great Classic Library) by Edith Wharton Three Novels of Old New York: The House of Mirth; The Custom of the Country; The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton The Age of Innocence (Norton Critical Editions) by Edith Wharton Is retold inHas the adaptationThe Age of Innocence [film - 1993] by Martin Scorsese The Age of Innocence: The Shooting Script by Martin Scorsese Has as a student's study guide
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 159308143X, Paperback)Somewhere in this book, Wharton observes that clever liars always come up with good stories to back up their fabrications, but that really clever liars don't bother to explain anything at all. This is the kind of insight that makes The Age of Innocence so indispensable. Wharton's story of the upper classes of Old New York, and Newland Archer's impossible love for the disgraced Countess Olenska, is a perfectly wrought book about an era when upper-class culture in this country was still a mixture of American and European extracts, and when "society" had rules as rigid as any in history.(retrieved from Amazon Thu, 03 Jan 2013 06:20:39 -0500) "Edith Wharton's most famous novel, written immediately after the end of the First World War, is an anatomy of New York society in the 1870s, the world in which she grew up, and from which she spent her life escaping. Newland Archer, Wharton's protagonist, charming, tactful, enlightened, is a thorough product of this society; he accepts its standards and abides by its rules but he also recognizes its limitations. His engagement to the impeccable May Welland assures him of a safe and conventional future, until the arrival of May's cousin Ellen Olenska puts all his plans in jeopardy. Independent, free-thinking, scandalously separated from her husband, Ellen forces Archer to question the values and assumptions of his narrow world. As their love for each other grows, Archer has to decide where his ultimate loyalty lies."--BOOK JACKET.… (more) (summary from another edition) |
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Police are searching for a person involved in a shooting and car crash on Saturday in Waldorf, Md., police said.
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Saint-Paul de Vence is a village in southeastern France. It is one of the most beautiful villages in Provence. Saint-Paul was founded in the 9th century which makes it one of the oldest medieval towns in the French Riviera.
The exceptional light and quality of life has inspired famous artists, painters, writers and poets. There are many charming shops and art galleries selling unique items in this lovely town.
This is a golden Vino con Vista opportunity. Stop at one of the cafes for lunch and have some French Wine with your "Plat du Jour".
Marc Chagall lived in Saint-Paul from 1966 to 1985. You can visit the artist's grave in the cemetary. Saint-Paul has always promoted art and creativity. Some of the other well known artists who flocked to Saint-Paul include: Matisse, Soutine, Renoir, Miró, Signac and Modigliani. The galleries and shops are filled with artistic displays and inspired merchandise.
The community of artists have sponsored well-known modern and contemporary art museums and galleries including Fondation Maeght, a museum dedicated to 20th century modern and contemporary art. The Foundation is situated in a garden decorated with outdoor sculptures and exhibits works of Joan Miro and Alberto Giacometti. In July 1964, the Fondation Maeght was inaugurated by André Malraux. It was the joint creation of Aimé and Marguerite Maeght.
Scrutinize the village map as you enter the town through the Vence Gate (Porte de Vence). Pay attention to the "Historic Monument" markers as you stroll within the ramparts and meander through the charming maze of streets
The love the Provencal style Grande fountain on Rue Grande. Rue Grande is a former Roman Road. The fountain was built by Martin Melchior, a stonemason in the village. It is one of the most famous fountains in France and it has inspired many painters and photographers.
The Collegial Church of the Conversion of St. Paul was erected in the 12th century in early Gothic style and is dominated by its square bell-tower that was reconstructed in 1740. The church occupies the highest point of the village. It houses some treasures including twelfth century gold pieces, reliquaries and a scroll signed by King Henry III. It also contains the relics of St. Clement. The church was originally designed in the style of a basilica, with a semi-circular apse and a single nave. The chevet and the arched beams in the main nave date from the beginning of the 14th century.
The entrance leads to four chapels: St. Clement (a masterpiece of baroque art), St. Mathew, the Chapel of Mary of the Rosary and the Chapel of the Souls in Purgatory with an altar from 1677. The church's treasures include precious items of silverware, reliquaries and a parchment dating from 1588. In the Chapel of Saint Clement, there is a beautiful painting of St-Catherine of Alexandria in a magnificent red cloak with her sword by Tintoretto.
This church has an extraordinary collection of paintings representing The stations of the Cross. These paintings depict the final hours (or Passion) of Jesus.
I was also impressed with the lovely light fixture that reminded me of Gaudi's Altar of Christ ascending into Heaven in the Sagrada Familia Cathedral in Barcelona. I wonder if this was the inspiration for the altar in Barcelona?
Some of the other sacred churches are : (1) Saint-Michel (12th century) located within the cemetery; (2) Sainte-Claire Chapel (16th century) dedicated to the patron saint of Saint-Paul, standing opposite the entrance to the village; (3) Notre-Dame de la Gardette (also called Chapelle Saint-Georges) gets its name from a place that served as a refuge for the inhabitants during the Middle Ages; (4) The Chapel of Saint-Charles and Saint-Claude chapel (17th century); (5) the Chapelle des Pénitents with an amazing three-sided bell-tower, dating from the 17th century is located between the Place de l'Eglise and Rue Cassette. In front of the Chapelle Saint-Charles-Saint-Claude there is a painting by Marc Chagall "Le couple au-desssus de Saint-Paul" which depicts a couple embracing above the town with a bouquet of flowers. In front of the chapel Notre-Dame de la Gardette you will find another Marc Chagall painting "La Table devant le Village" with a table set in front of the town.
A Roman aqueduct can still be seen from the chapel circuit. Supported by brick and limestone arches, the aqueduct channelled water from natural springs to the mills and washhouses. Queen Jeanne, Countess of Provence, gave her permission for the community of Saint-Paul to use the water in 1349.
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Published on Jun 14, 2012
Our Donor of the Week series aims to shed some light on the people, companies and organisations who are funding our political parties. Each week, we'll look at the chosen donor's political involvement, their donation history and any controversy associated with their actions, and question whether this really is the best system for financing our politics.
Who they are:
- John Nash is a British businessman with a background in private equity who was, until 2010, Chairman of Care UK, one of the leading private healthcare providers in the UK
- Caroline Nash, John's wife, trained as a stockbroker before working in international merchant banking and is also a former Counsellor for the Citizens Advice Bureau.
- The pair are both trustees of the charity they established in 2005, Future, which sponsors the Pimlico Academy
Political Involvement:
- John Nash was appointed by George Osborne to sit on the Independent Challenge Group, who advised the government on their spending review, and also recommended, in a leaked report, that the NHS find further efficiency savings of £10bn
- He also sits on the board of the Centre for Policy Studies, a think-tank which aims to promote limiting the state and encouraging enterprise, and supports policies of privatisation and low taxes
- Caroline has made the most significant donations, giving £172,500 to the Conservative Party between 2008 and 2010
- She has also made donations to Conservative MPs David Laurie Ruffley and Nick Herbert
- John has donated £10,000 to the Conservatives and £40,000 to the No2AV campaign
- He also made a £21,000 donation to Andrew Lansley in the run up to the 2010 General Election
- The pair each donated £3,750 Conservative candidate Philippa Stroud on the same date in October 2009
- Private healthcare firm Care UK stands to profit from the Health and Social Care Act, which became law in April 2012 and will allow for greater private sector involvement
- The original Bill was first proposed in early 2011 by Health Secretary Andrew Lansley, who received a £21,000 donation from John Nash just over a year prior, whilst he was still Chairman of Care UK
- Care UK was also awarded a £53m contract in January 2011 to provide health care services to prisons in the North-East
- According to a report by Corporate Watch, Care UK is reducing how much tax it should pay by taking out loans through the tax haven of the Channel Islands
- Date of the donation is the date the donation was accepted by the party
- Analysis refers to donations to main party, individual MPs, MEPs, local parties and affiliated groups, cash donations and non-cash donations
- Electoral Commission Donation Reports have only been available since 2001, and analysis does not consider any donations made before this point
- Variations of the same name e.g. Joe Bloggs, Mr Joe Bloggs, Sir J Bloggs, etc are all collated as the same donor
- Donations from companies that have moved address, changed name or have several subdivisions all making donations are also collated as the same donor, as are all previous forms of the same Trade Unions


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To save all the county parks and keep snow plowing in unincorporated areas of St. Louis County, the St. Louis County Council voted Tuesday to adjust four funds from the original proposed 2012 budget. County Executive Charlie Dooley had made an announcement at the previous council meeting that a compromise was reached which saved 23 parks from closing. The General fund started out at $232,091,091 in County Executive Charlie Dooley's original 2012 budget, which included closing the county parks. The amended amount passed last night was $232,441,091—an additional $350,000. Three department budgets saw adjustments. The council voted to pull $22,754,346 from unappropriated Park Maintenance funds, to go toward the Parks and Recreation Department…
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Last week we escaped to a beautiful lake in the Adirondacks with my family. I can't begin to describe how much fun we had (or how much we needed that escape!). Although the best pictures are definitely on mom's camera, I thought I'd share a few of the ones I took, in between swimming and [...]
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July 17, 2007 - Sony brought out the third parties at the PlayStation Premier press conference in Tokyo today, and they responded with a bunch of big PS3 announcements. Sega was no different as legendary producer Toshihiro Nagoshi took the stage to announce a handful of new games.
First up was an original IP from key members of the Sakura Taisen development staff. Senjou no Valkyrie (roughly translated to English as Battle Field Valkyrie) is a new PlayStation 3 game that combines action, strategy and RPG elements. The focus of the game is on drama and visual style, with a new graphical technique, referred to by Nagoshi as "Canvas," giving the visuals the look of a water color painting. We'll get a closer look at the game at the Tokyo Game Show in September.
Next up was an update on Imabikisou, a sound novel from Chunsoft that was first unveiled a few months back. The big news at the event was a release date. Sega will publish the movie-heavy digital novel on 10/25.
Nagoshi closed off the event with hints on not one, but two PS3 games with which he's personally involved. How personally? Well, did we forget to mention that Nagoshi showed up at the event in robes and flanked by two geisha girls? This cosplay was actually a hint at Nagoshi's next game.
In development for the PS3 from the team that made Yakuza, Nagoshi described the game, whose name was not announced, as "my biggest production since I started working on consumer games." He expects it to exceed Yakuza in its ability to move players. An official unveiling will take place on September 14th, with a release planned for Spring.
As for the second game, Nagoshi was only able to say "I believe we'll be able to announce it in the not-so-distant future." We can't wait to see what he wears then.
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History comes alive in Blackwater River State Forest with the Munson Community Heritage Festival. In conjunction with State Forest Awareness Month, Blackwater River State Forest along with the Munson Fire Department and Red Rock Masonic Lodge sponsors the festival featuring exhibits, living history demonstrations, bluegrass & gospel music.
Visitors will have a chance to see live local wildlife and dozens of demonstrations throughout the event including cow milking, cane syrup making, wood stove cooking, plowing with a mule, food preserving, quilting, bee keeping, basket making, blacksmithing, Native American displays, antique gas engines, cars, and farm equipment. Visitors can also get information about local hunting and fishing.
The festival, now it its ninth year, is Oct 13 and 14, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Krul Recreation Area, Blackwater River State Forest. Cost is $5 per vehicle. For more information, visit www.munsonheritagefestival.com.


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Several institutions and officials in Egypt have been affected by the news of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi approaching victory. Yet news of an Islamist president coming to power has apparently taken a bigger toll on the cabinet in general and Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri in particular.
For the past two days, the cabinet has sunk into a state of silence whether on the level of ministers or staff and the place has become increasingly gloomy, reported the Egyptian independent newspaper al-Youm al-Sabea.
"Even the way ministers interacted with journalists on a daily basis has drastically changed," said the paper.
On Monday, Ganzouri held the first meeting after the initial results of the elections were out and journalists were waiting for him and other ministers to comment on the political situation. None of them did amid talk that the cabinet had received instructions not to talk to the press.
Ganzouri's stance was no less exceptional than that of his cabinet. The man who has worked nonstop throughout the 200 days of his government and only took one day off no longer holds meetings and only comes to his office to read the mail then leaves at 2:30 pm.
According to an inside source, members of the cabinet were extremely frustrated when the unofficial results of the presidential elections came out.
This disappointment, the source added, turned into confusion when the cabinet got information that Mursi is not the certain winner and that his rival Mubarak's last Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq was ahead of him with 116,000 votes.
Cabinet members, the source said, viewed the Brotherhood's preemptive celebration of Mursi's victory as a sign of the group's concerns lest their candidate lose and as a means of putting pressure on the Presidential Elections Committee to announce him as Egypt's coming president.
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Knitting at Knoon Camp Summer
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This meal was perfectly fresh and delicious and took Steve and I 15 minutes to assemble. Instant gratification.
Perhaps it's not as complex as a Rachel Ray meal, but it's equally tasty.
I attribute it's tastiness to the garden freshness! We are still chipping away at our oodles of lettuce. I'll happily chip away at it all year round. Perhaps this winter I'll actually be able to do that with a hoop house! I love to think about the fact that every time we eat a salad I saved the $2.50 that I would normally spend on the bagged stuff. Cha-ching!
Tonight we tapped into our first herbs too. Another big savings! Cilantro never would have made it into our fresh salsa if it weren't for our fresh herbs! And boy did it make all the difference taste wise.
So I guess you want to know what exactly it is that we concocted tonight that was fresh, delicious, fast, and a money saver…I don't know how to even classify it. A taco salad of sorts, perhaps?
The base was garden lettuce. It was topped with sweet white corn (frozen), lentils, and red pepper. Flanking the sides, a whole wheat and Mexican cheese quesadilla. The icing on the cake, fresh salsa and guacamole crème. I could have stirred those two together and just eaten it with a spoon. Especially guacamole! One reason I love guacamole is because of the creaminess. With Greek yogurt added it boosted the creaminess, and therefore my enjoyment even more. My mouth is watering just writing about this. So happy to have this for lunch tomorrow!
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Last updated 8.8.2011
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Menu: hummus, bread pudding, artichoke dip, spinach-artichoke dip, chicken alfredo, greek salad, roasted chicken, garlic bread, bbq chicken, calzones, cheese pizza, roasted red peppers, panzanella, thai chicken, spaghetti meatballs
Cuisine: American,Pizza,Specialties
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Products Other: Pizza
Year Founded: 1971
Price: $0 - $10
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Keywords: Carry Out & Take Out, Restaurants, American Restaurants, Pizza
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Try The Everybody's Pizza Sandwiches: Everybody's has plenty of beer to choose from, which is a great thing for most. I wish the dessert menu was as diverse (they only have two desserts). I enjoyed the chicken with bacon sandwich that was made on a pita like bread. The meal was about $8, but the sandwich is so large, you can even share or just take some home.
Yum!: Laid back, relaxed atmosphere. Excellent pizza. Great and attentive wait staff.
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Great Pizza: I am from Mississippi and heard that this was the best pizza in town. I have to agree that it was great. I really loved the cheesy breadsticks. They could have been a meal all by themselves. I would recommend that Everyone give Everybody's pizza a try.
Everybody's is Absolutely Right: About 1 1/4 from where I use to live. This is as close to a New York Slice of Pie your gonna get. From Calzones to Meatballs Everybody's got thing for your appetite. It's casual, laid back atmosphere in the Heart of Virginia Highland cuz Everybody loves pizza!
Good pizza and they have a great raspberry lemonade.
We finished our night at Everybody's Pizza. The energy is alway good and the pizza even better. We were fortunate to get a seat by the front window so great for people watching in the Highlands. You can't go wrong at Everybody's!
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We got the chicken onion and ground beef pizza. The toppings were fresh tasty and the pizza was pretty damn big.
Took a chance but would not take it again. This place is not worth it try someplace else
Long touted as having the best pizza in Atlanta Everybody's pizza and sandwich dough is made fresh all day but the...
It was good for what we had but did not sample the pizza. My daughter has beforehand and likes it a lot. The place only holds about 50-60 plus some 10 at the bar. It is a local hangout for a pizza and beer.
Everybody's Pizza has decent pizza at a costly price. The atmosphere is below-average and the enviroment smells bad. The service is good but that does not make up for the food and looks of the restuarant.
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Tech Society 3.0
Computing and PC help and advice, programming, games, digital audio, mobile phones and electronic miscellanea.
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Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by secretmessages)
Any disadvantages apart from it being pointless?. -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by Dez)
(Original post by Chrosson)
Dammit, missed the end
(Original post by Kenny_uk)
we've got microsoft coming to the university on the 10th to do some sorta presentation to get students into deving for windows phone. lecturer reckons there might be free phones for the 20 or so of us who are going. Would be damn nice to get one of those lol, unlikely though. -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by secretmessages)
I hate LaTeX, and BibTeX -
Re: Tech Society 3.0
OMG OMG (apologies for spamming) OMG
****ing teamviewer and logmein drivers which vomit on your display drivers and stop you changing the brightness
I've not even had teamviewer installed for around 6 months and it decides to reactivate the driver it left hanging around just to keep me chasing logmein as the only obvious suspect.
So annoyed right now. Lost 7 hours of my life purging every last trace of logmein from my computer (because their uninstaller is ****e) and reinstalling different combinations of drivers to discover teamviewer was in on it as well (because their uninstaller is also ****e)
Edit: and then I have to uninstall the Toshiba hotkeys utility to make the hotkeys work
Really not Microsoft's fault, but I can see why Windows would get a bad name because of it.
Rant overLast edited by Chrosson; 27-10-2011 at 10:49. -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by wizard710)
Love it
Me too
Any phone would be good. There isn't the fragmentation with WP7 so I feel you don't necessarily need a high end phone -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by mikeyd85)
I might experiment with WP7 one day. I've got another 18 months on my contract (24m fail), so I'll take a look at it then, but it is getting better. Gotta say the Lumia 800 is -
Re: Tech Society 3.0
(Original post by Kenny_uk)
I've got about 16 months on mine unfortunately. but I was thinking the same -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by Chrosson)
An accurate portrayal of my reaction when I realised that cleaning up restore points is not always a good idea when trying to fix a problem.
Might actually have to create a thread asking for help
It very rarely works, and if you have that much of a problem with windows just do a clean install -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by tface)
Number 38 with 7 posts I hope to get higher in this thread (we shall see in 18 months).
Without getting a job at uni I won't be able to afford a smartphone, I am considering looking at one as my loan barely covers accom + living costs. I love the style of WP7, but how does it compare to Android and iOS for apps? -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by Dez)
So... hi.
Lucky we're not in a star trek episode... -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by Dez)
So... hi.
You should extend your signature theme to your usertitle.
Something like "Impressive but ultimately useless usertitle." -
Re: Tech Society 3.0(Original post by Dez)
So... hi.