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Made Good Followup: Action in your Process
AIGA Raleigh
Thursday, October 10, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
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On September 26th, AIGA Raleigh presented Made Good: An evening to celebrate design & its promise for social change. Following up from that event, we're hosting four Take Action sessions:
- October 1st - Take Action in your Workplace
- October 3rd - Take Action with your Peers
- October 8th - Take Action in your Community
- October 10th - Take Action in your Process
These working sessions continue out of the presentations made by Dawn Hancock of Firebelly Design and the Firebelly Foundation; AIGA Atlanta Fellow Doug Grimmett of Primal Screen and Good Thinking Atlanta; and Raleigh's own Aly Khalifa of Gamil Design, founder of designbox and SPARKcon.
If you attended Made Good on Thursday, September 26th, you will be able to attend these working sessions free of charge—bring your ticket from the event to enter for free.
If you have any interest in the role of designers and design process as a way to create social change, or if you're a design professional who wants to use your talents to make a powerful difference in your community, join us to learn more about how to take action in these areas of your professional and personal life.
Made Good is a Design for Good event; Design for Good is AIGA's national movement to ignite, accelerate and amplify design-driven social change.
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Thursday, October 10, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Blackstone (NYSE: BX) announced today that it will host its third-quarter 2012 investor conference call Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 11:00 am ET. Stephen Schwarzman, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer; Tony James, President and Chief Operating Officer; Laurence Tosi, Chief Financial Officer; and Joan Solotar, Senior Managing Director – External Relations and Strategy, will review Blackstone's third-quarter 2012 earnings. The conference call can be accessed by dialing +1 (877) 391-6747 (U.S. domestic) or +1 (617) 597-9291 (International) pass code 149 943 55#.
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Blackstone is one of the world's leading investment and advisory firms. We seek to create positive economic impact and long-term value for our investors, the companies we invest in, the companies we advise and the broader global economy. We do this through the commitment of our extraordinary people and flexible capital. Our alternative asset management businesses include the management of private equity funds, real estate funds, hedge fund solutions, credit-oriented funds and closed-end funds. The Blackstone Group also provides various financial advisory services, including financial and strategic advisory, restructuring and reorganization advisory and fund placement services. Further information is available at www.blackstone.com. Follow us on Twitter @Blackstone.
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"Toreador, don't spit upon the floor. Use the cuspidor - that's what it's for!" - this is the song that I can hear my mother singing with great gusto; her bravura piece, if there ever was one. And she didn't even need a glass of sherry to spur her on (although it often helped). Bizet's Carmen - what an introduction to the opera.
She also sang to me about scarlet ribbons:
I peeked in to say good-night And there I heard my child in prayer "And for me, some scarlet ribbons Scarlet ribbons for my hair" All our town was closed and shuttered All the streets were dark and bare In our town, no scarlet ribbons Scarlet ribbons for her hair Through the night my heart was aching Just before the dawn was breaking In our town, no scarlet ribbons Scarlet ribbons for her hair I peeked in and on her bed In gay profusion lying there Lovely ribbons, scarlet ribbons Scarlet ribbons for her hair If I live to be a hundred I will never know from where Came those lovely scarlet ribbons Scarlet ribbons for her hair
She introduced me to true pathos in a song.
And she taught me how to sing harmony with "Starlight Serenade".
In our house, there was always music. The radio was on, or the red-and-white Dansette; my parents had LPs by the Ink Spots, Bing Crosby, and Julie Andrews (what a mix!). Just like reading, my mother always encouraged me to listen to anything and everything, so I grew up listening to Johann Sebastian Bach as well as Brook Benton.
What a wonderful start to a life.
Later, when I was 10 and learning the piano, my party piece was Beethoven's "Fur Elise". I practised that piece over and over until it drove my mother half-crazy. Then, when I grew up, I bought her a Mother's Day card one year which played "Fur Elise" when you opened it. I did it just for a sarcastic laugh - but she loved that card and brought it out year after year...


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As a bridge between Europe and Asia, the economy of Georgia is highly integrated with international markets. Georgia provides customs duty-free access to 2.3 billion market (Provided by FTA's with China, Ukraine, Turkey, CIS and EFTA countries and DCFTA with EU).
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Here is the Alcatel Idol 4 6055K firmware that you can download and install on your device. We also provide tutorial to install the Alcatel Idol 4 6055K stock ROM from our dedicated tutorial section provided on this post.
The benefits of installing Alcatel stock ROM is of course to bring your phone back to its original settings. And then to fix any possible technical errors such as bootloop, soft bricked and etc.
So you are recommended to install the Alcatel Idol 4 6055K stock ROM and that will also erase your existing personal data, therefore make backup first.
And let's download and install the stock ROM by continuing reading this post right now.
Download Alcatel Idol 4 6055K firmware (Flash file)
See the following stock ROM information.
- File name of stock ROM: Alcatel_OneTouch_Idol_4_6055K_01001_01002_OTA.zip.
- File size: 545 MB.
How to flash Alcatel Idol 4 6055K firmware using SP Flash Tool
Before going to the steps, here are what you need to have and do first.
- A computer.
- A USB data cable.
- SP Flash Tool.
- Backup your personal data.
Notes. Make sure you follow the entire steps without skipping any of them or you might end up bricking your device.
Step 1 — Download SP Flash tool and extract it to your computer.
Step 2 — On your computer, head to the SP Flash Tool folder, then find and right-click on Flash Tool to select Run As Administrator, this will open the SP Flash Tool.
Step 3 — Once SP Flash Tool is opened, choose Download tab, and then select the Scatter Loading button to grab your Scatter File (.txt extension) from your computer.
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Step 7 — Now turn off your Android device — and remove its battery if it's removable and if not just turn it off.
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{1}. Make backups. Do not forget to make necessary backups toward your existing personal data before installing the stock ROM.
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Cranberry Orange Pistachio Loaf - Mary's!
I can't say often enough how blessed I am to have found Mary's blog years ago. I have gotten so many wonderful recipes there and dared to try new things because of her easy to follow instructions. This one is so delicious that though we had a piece at lunch, I find myself still marveling at it at bedtime! It's not hard to make either. You can see her beautiful post here.
This was my first time trying those paper loaf baking pans. They work great! Makes gift giving easy too. Two thumbs up for paper loaf pans and Home Goods for carrying them!
It was also my first time making orange zest. I do lemon, but hadn't run across orange zest before this. I love making dark chocolate dipped candied orange peel, but this was my first orange zest. It is FANTASTIC and I'll be using a lot more of it. Oh how wonderful the house smelled while it was cooking and long afterward!
I made the first batch within hours of seeing her post, but I couldn't find pistachios or any cranberries except dried ones in the salad topping isle. The recipe calls for two cups of chopped cranberries and a cup of chopped pistachios. I bought three bags (1 cup each) of these salad toppings to equal those three cups.
The dried cranberries didn't show as brightly red on the top of the loaves as hers did with the fresh cranberries, but when you cut it, they were beautiful. The candied pecans went perfectly! This bread was so luscious, crunchy crust and tender and moist inside...wonderful!
I made a second batch a couple of days later. This time I was able to find the fresh cranberries and pistachios, so I made it by her recipe exactly. Well, I still used sanding sugar on top instead of regular sugar. It gives such a great sparkle! It was so much prettier with all the red everywhere and green pistachios, but every single person that had both said they preferred the first batch where I substituted the dried cranberries and candied pecans. Surprising.
Isn't that gorgeous??? Fresh cranberries and fresh rosemary on a snowy bed of sugar! Maybe you'll try it too! Don't you just love giving your baked goodies away to brighten other's days and give God glory? Merry Christmas, God bless you and yours and thanks for stopping by!


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Croakoa is a magical substance.
Chocolate Frogs are composed of seventy percent finest Croakoa. It is possible that is this substance that makes the Chocolate Frogs act like real frogs.[1]
Croakoa is a portmanteau word combining "croak", referring to a frog's cry, and "cocoa", referring to the beans used to make chocolate. Chocolates usually list their cocoa content, in the same fashion, and most fine dark chocolate has a cocoa content of around seventy percent, which is how much Croakoa is in Chocolate Frogs.
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Knowing the value of each currency based on various internal and external factors is crucial and the reason why FXBrokerSearch.com's Forex news centre is a vital resource. Drawing on a number of resources, our information section provides the latest information and data from which users can refine their trading activity.
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Suspect Arrest in Charles E Stephens'Homicide
On June 6th, 2014 Kirstin A. Stephens was arrested in Cass County on a first-degree murder warrant. She will be arraigned Monday in the Jackson County Courthouse in Independence for the murder of her husband. The original incident occurred on March 7th, 2014 at the Stephens' residence in the 800 block of S. Jones Road.
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19 October 2012
The German Aerospace Center's (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) TerraSAR-X radar satellite orbits Earth at an altitude of 514 kilometres. It acquired this image of the Bonneville Salt Flats in the USA at 13:40 local time on 23 June 2009. The black represents areas of water, where radar signals transmitted by the satellite are reflected away by the smooth surface of the water. The city of Wendover is conspicuous in the upper half of this space radar image, with the orange colouring indicating a strong increase in the local variance of the return signal, due to direct or multiple reflections off the buildings and streets.
Clouds, darkness, rain – the radar 'vision' of TerraSAR-X is unaffected by these conditions. Dark and light areas contrast clearly in this image, acquired by the German Aerospace Center's (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) TerraSAR-X satellite. The black areas represent water, where radar signals transmitted by the satellite are not returned, as they are reflected away by the smooth surface of the water. The city of Wendover is conspicuous in the upper half of this space radar image. "These are not lights shining. The radar is detecting a strong increase in the local variance of the return signal," explains DLR researcher Daniel Schulze. The reason for this is that the colouring of the image is based on a statistical assessment of the data set, where the variance in the roughness of the surface is colour-coded. Hence, built-up areas appear rough to the radar and appear orange, as there is a high probability that the radar signal will find its way back to the satellite following direct or multiple reflections off the buildings and streets.
The Bonneville Salt Flats is the largest salt pan lying to the west of the Great Salt Lake, in the northern part of the US state of Utah. The salt pan arose towards the end of the last ice age as a consequence of Lake Bonneville drying up. This was a prehistoric lake that stretched across a large section of the major basin to the west of the Rocky Mountains, and of which only the Great Salt Lake now remains. The former Bonneville Lake is history; today the salt flats stretch out over an area of some 10,360 square kilometres.
Full speed across the desert
TerraSAR-X circles the Earth in a polar orbit at an altitude of 514 kilometres. Its active array antenna enables it to provide radar data with a resolution of down to one metre, regardless of weather conditions, cloud coverage and availability of daylight. It acquired this unique image at 13:40 local time on 23 June 2009. The scene measures 50 by 30 kilometres. TerraSAR-X also cast a penetrating eye on the around 2000-metre-high mountains and the salt lake, which lies at an altitude of some 1270 metres. The image shows rough surfaces in orange and smooth ones in grey/black.
The salty desert is also known for the Bonneville Speed Races, which have been held here since 1912, and for each of which new tracks are created. The extensive, 1.5-metre-thick, hard, smooth salt surface offers the perfect surface for high-speed driving. Because of its size, the salt flat is often used for world speed record attempts.
The large, black surface bordering the industrial area in the middle of the image is the Wendover Facility. Large-scale industrial extraction of brine takes place here, which is needed for manufacturing potash. Next to the city of Wendover is the airport, which was an air force base until 1965. Even from an altitude of over 500 kilometres, TerraSAR-X can detect the fine, parallel orange lines extending from the airport, which are other transportation routes such as Highway I-80 and the railway running from east to west.
Famous from film and television
The Great Salt Lake has been used as a backdrop in a number of films, such as 'Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End' with Johnny Depp and 'Independence Day', directed by Roland Emmerich and featuring Will Smith. Wendover Airport, to the left of centre in the image, is known from numerous cinema productions, such as 'Con Air', directed by Simon West and starring Nicholas Cage.
The TerraSAR-X mission
TerraSAR-X is the first German satellite manufactured under what is known as a Public-Private Partnership between the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) and Astrium GmbH in Friedrichshafen. The satellite travels around the Earth in a polar orbit and records unique, high-quality X-band radar data about the entire planet using its active antenna. TerraSAR-X works regardless of weather conditions, cloud cover or the absence of daylight and is able to provide radar data with a resolution down to one metre.
DLR is responsible for using TerraSAR-X data for scientific purposes. It is also responsible for planning and implementing the mission as well as controlling the satellite. Astrium built the satellite and shares the costs of developing and using it. Infoterra GmbH, a subsidiary company founded specifically for this purpose by Astrium, is responsible for marketing the data commercially.
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Dave Chappelle: 1999 Isuzu AmigoPosted in Ultimate Adventure: 2011 on November 1, 2011
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Stomping Grounds: Lakeside, CA
Some of you may not be familiar with Dave Chappelle and his awesome Amigo, but many of you dedicated readers will undoubtedly recognize Tom Boyd. Tom has been on every UA since the beginning and usually pilots his classic Bronco, which has taken on many shapes and colors over the years. With the Bronco undergoing yet another transformation, Tom and his friend Dave opted to take Dave's awesome Amigo. While we never thought we'd see an Amigo on the trail, much less on the UA, we were impressed by how well this pea-green machine tackled the obstacles with ease time and time again.
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A winner was selected from 49 designs submitted by 28 freelance designers.
We need a logo for a group getting into the senior care business. That is, running nursing homes and associated care facilities.
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We want to portray professionalism, friendliness and care and to appeal to the senior (50-60+) market. We need a logo that is clear and concise, nothing funky. If not black font, then probably something dark that is clear to read. The brand name should dominate the logo.
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Coach John Westkott is in his 20th season as head coach of both the men's and women's swim teams. He is the first coach at the Academy to coach both men and women and in his time has had marked success. The athletes in his program have represented the Academy well, and earned conference and national accolades.
In April of 2013, Westkott was inducted into the Rhode Island Aquatics Hall of Fame.
In John's time at the Academy there have been over 50 different individuals achieve NCAA qualifying times, and over 50 school records have been broken. John has coached an NCAA champion, as well as many All-America selectees and honorable mention selectees. There have been four different swimmers selected as NEWMAC athletes of the year since 1999, and two of those were multiple year recipients of that award. The Coast Guard swimmers and divers are consistently some of the best performers at the conference championship and have earned team success.
John has been honored as NEWMAC Coach of the Year eight times including the last three years and the men's team has won six conference championship (1999, 2001, 2004 and 2006-2008). Nine other seasons the men have been runners up at the NEWMAC meet. The women have consistently improved to being within the top four finishers in recent years.
The men's team has a pheonominal dual meet record of 144-42 for a winning percentage of .774 under Westkott.
The swimmers and divers also boast success in the classroom, with numerous Scholar All-American selections for individuals and as a program. The men won the prestigious Dean's Trophy in 2011 for highest grade point average at the Academy. There have been many swimmers and divers selected for aviation training directly from the Academy, a prized posting for commissioned ensigns.
Coach Westkott states, "The goal for our program is to offer the individual a challenging environment that allows the athlete to develop in the sport, as well as a future officer and a student. The swimming and diving program has been able to have athletes show dramatic improvement and be successful within the corps of cadets."
John arrived at the Academy after finishing his Master's Degree in Education at Springfield College, where he was an assistant coach for the swimming and diving program, and teaching fellow for the Physical Education Department. John graduated with a Bachelors of Arts from the University of Rhode Island in English and History where he swam and played water polo. After graduating, he served as an assistant coach for URI as well as the Rams Swimming Club, the local USS team.


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Another Skeleton In the Closet - really.
"Oh my God!"
The man of this household has been mentioned in my blog entries several times. But I prefer to keep his identity confidential, after all it is his family secret and has a right to keep it that way.
Before he worked in Marietta he worked in another state, far away, several days of car travel away.
While they lived in the far away state, his ten year old son, while riding his bike, was ran over and killed. The son was buried in a cemetery. The married couple also has two daughters. The son would be over thirty years old now. I already knew this.
This is the news: When he got a job in this area and they had to move they could not bare the thought of leaving their dead son in a strange cemetery with no one to visit him. They had the son disinterred.
The son's body is with them at their home. I think he is in a closet or maybe even a freezer, I haven't heard that detail. He is brought out for birthday parties.
Once, I remember, somebody asked him did he have a hard time getting over his son's death. He said, "I never had got over it." That response now has a whole different slant.
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Astronauts on the International Space Station have given a zero gravity tribute to famed 17th century scientist Sir Isaac Newton in honor of his pioneering work to understand the laws of gravity – which they're currently defying.
British astronaut Piers Sellers, while floating in weightlessness on the station, said Thursday that he let a picture of Newton float free alongside a chip of wood from the storied apple tree that inspired Newton's gravitational studies.
"Sir Isaac absolutely loved it, I've got to tell you," Sellers joked. "We had him in the window and he got to watch his little wood chip float by and ponder the laws of gravitation and everything. I think it was a treat for him."
Sellers, a mission specialist on shuttle Atlantis' STS-132 mission, packed the picture and bit of tree with him when he launched May 14. He and five crewmates are about halfway through a 12-day spaceflight to deliver a new room and supplies to the space station.
Sellers brought the memento as a favor for London's Royal Society, thought to be the oldest scientific society in the world.
"I asked the Royal Society if I could fly something for them," Sellers said. "I thought they were going to give me something like a medal, or I don't know, a little telescope or something, but they sent me a piece of Isaac Newton's apple tree."
According to science lore, Newton happened to see an apple fall from the tree, which helped him develop his theory of gravity.
As the apple fell to the ground, Newton wondered if the same force that makes objects fall down toward the Earth might also be responsible for keeping the moon in orbit around the planet, according to the story. It turns out he was correct.
"I've taken this apple tree chip up here and a picture of Isaac Newton, and this'll give him something more to think about I think, 'cause it's floating around, it's not falling," Sellers said.
Sellers and the Atlantis crew are due to stay two more days at the space station before undocking on Sunday. Mission specialists Garrett Reisman and Michael Good are preparing to conduct the mission's third and final spacewalk Friday.
The crew plans to land back at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla. on Wednesday, May 26.
- Is There Gravity in Space?
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SPACE.com is providing complete coverage of Atlantis' STS-132 mission to the International Space Station with Senior Writer Clara Moskowitz and Managing Editor Tariq Malik based in New York. Click here for shuttle mission updates and a link to NASA TV.
- New International Space Station room 'about the size of a small Winnebago'
- Russian cosmonauts switch parking spots while moving 17,000 mph
- Blog: Isaac Newton: Why apples are falling on Google today


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This might be one of the most asked questions we receive. Kitchen flooring receives more foot traffic, more spills, and is generally cleaned more often. It used to be a foregone conclusion to install linoleum, vinyl, laminate, or ceramic tile, but that's no longer the case.
The world has changed its thinking and you'll see a more diverse selection of kitchen floors than has ever been the case. Green floors like bamboo and cork are becoming extremely popular and the design possibilities are now limitless.
Can I install hardwood in the kitchen?
You certainly can, just be careful about leaving spills for long periods of time. Engineered wood flooring absorbs less moisture and can be an ideal choice for kitchens. Those worried about dishwashers overflowing or pipes bursting shouldn't be too concerned about the damage to the floor. When events like these happen, a homeowner's claim is the best course of action and it's likely there will be more damage than just the floor.
Can I install bamboo in the kitchen?
You certainly can. In fact, bamboo is less absorbent than wood and harder than Red Oak. An ideal choice for kitchens is strand woven bamboo, a floor that's made from shredded bamboo and re-bonded using intense heat and resins. Many of these floors are even commercially rated and very, very tough.
Can I Install cork in the kitchen?
You certainly can. The nice thing about cork is how it feels, especially after hours spent slaving over a hot meal and standing over a seemingly endless pile of dishes. Cork flooring is naturally resistant to mold and mildew, only requires light sweeping and is very comfortable. It feels warmer than other hard surface floors while also compressing slightly under your weight. It absorbs shock and springs back into place when you move on. This is great for when heavy objects like dishes (which are less likely to break) slip out of our hands.
Like computers, phones, and televisions, flooring is evolving and making tremendous strides in both quality and value. Manufacturers are becoming more efficient and more scientific about how flooring is engineered. More thought than ever before goes into long term durability, ease of maintenance and ease to install.
If you're looking for a new kitchen floor, don't settle for what used to be considered the norm. There's a new norm, and there are a lot more options than the old one.


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Equities sank as European finance chiefs met to discuss Greece's newly approved 2013 budget that is seeking to appease conditions by international lenders to secure more funds and avoid defaulting on its debt.
A decision on releasing fresh funds is unlikely to be made today.
A draft document from the European Central Bank, the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund, known as the troika, was obtained by Bloomberg News. Giving Greece a two-year extension to meet budget targets would ease the impact of austerity measures, the troika said.
In Europe, the Stoxx 600 Index ended 0.3 percent lower. Shares dipped in London, Paris, Madrid and Milan. Germany's DAX edged higher on the day.
Trading also was muted on Wall Street, where volume was thinned by the Veterans Day holiday that closed the US bond market.
In afternoon trading in New York, the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged 0.06 percent lower, as did the Nasdaq Composite Index, while the Standard & Poor's 500 Index slipped 0.17 percent.
While equities have suffered from concern about the negative impact of the so-called fiscal cliff on the pace of economic recovery, some say this worry is overblown as they expect agreement on a plan to avoid it.
"It's astonishing that now the market is turning so quickly and we don't understand that," Bettina Mueller, a money manager in Frankfurt at Deutsche Bank's DWS Investments unit, which oversees about US$350 billion, told Bloomberg. "Our expectation regarding the fiscal cliff is that both sides will come to a compromise."
President Obama has called top Congressional leaders to the White House this week to kick start talks. Failure to agree on a plan would trigger automatic tax increases and spending cuts worth US$607 billion on January 1.
"The markets don't like uncertainty and while the election is over, investors must still deal with the fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling and the unpredictable situation in Europe," Randy Frederick, managing director of active trading and derivatives at Charles Schwab, in Austin, Texas, told Reuters.
"But, keep in mind, the markets are clearly oversold in the short-term and even a hint of resolution on any of these issues could spark a nice bounce," he said.
On the corporate news front, Leucadia National has agreed to buy the rest of Jeffries Group that it doesn't already own at a price that values the investment firm at US$3.6 billion.
The International Energy Agency has revamped its forecasts and now says that the US is poised to become the world's largest oil producer - ahead of Saudi Arabia - in four years, reflecting the recent surge in shale gas production.
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Chocolate hazelnut meringue with Frangelico cream
A delicious and gorgeous meringue - great for those who are gluten-free. This will keep for 2 days in the fridge.
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|Dutch cocoa powder
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|Roasted hazelnuts, skinned and lightly crushed
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Frangelico cream
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- Heat oven to 100C.
- Whisk egg whites in a mixer, on medium to high speed until stiff.
- Add sugar in 3 separate additions, whisking for 30 seconds between each addition.
- Remove mixing bowl from mixer and add corn flour, cocoa and hazelnuts.
- Gently fold ingredients together until just combined. Do not over-fold as it will knock out too much air.
- Divide the mixture between 3 baking trays, lined with baking paper and marked out with a 28cm circle on each piece of paper.
- Spread meringue mixture evenly around the circle with a spatula and bake in for 1½ hours.
- Turn off oven and allow meringues to cool completely.
- To assemble, melt chocolate pieces in a bowl over simmering water and remove from heat before stirring in cream and finally rum.
- When the ganache is still slightly runny but almost set, pour half on the first meringue. Spread evenly over the meringue before placing the next meringue disc on top.
- Pour on the last of the ganache and place the final meringue disc on top.
- Allow 1 hour for the ganache to fully set before cutting.
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AMERICUS - Senior Milos Kleut posted the second double-double of his career with a 17-point, 10-rebound performance on Saturday afternoon to lead the Georgia Southwestern men's basketball team to a 70-54 victory over Clayton State in the Storm Dome.
GSW has won four-in-a-row and improves its mark to 6-2 overall and 2-0 in the Peach Belt Conference. It's the first time in program history the Hurricanes have started 2-0 in PBC play. Clayton State is in the midst of a three-game losing streak and drops to 4-4 overall and 0-1 in the PBC.
The Hurricanes snap a two-game losing streak against the Lakers and edge closer to evening the series that Clayton State leads 9-6 during GSW's NCAA era.
The opening 20 minutes was a back-and-forth affair as the two sides exchanged the lead seven times before Tyler Gunnett sank a 3-pointer with 14 seconds left in the half to regain the lead for GSW, 34-32. It was an advantage the Hurricanes would not surrender the rest of the way. The largest lead of the first half was four points held by Clayton State at 27-23.
GSW has led at the half in seven of its eight games this season.
A 6-0 run to start the second period gave the Hurricanes some breathing room. Clayton State pulled within five points on two occasions, the last coming at 42-37 with 14:52 to play, but that's as close as the Lakers could get.
An Alan Arnett 3-pointer with 9:12 left capped a 16-4 run and put the Hurricanes ahead by 17 points, 58-41.
GSW posted its largest lead of the night (19 points) in the closing moments when Kleut sank a pair of free throws to make the score 70-51 with 16 seconds remaining.
Both sides shot well in the first half as Clayton State was 13 of 29 (44.8 percent) and GSW connected on 12 of 24 (50 percent). Defense was the staple of the second half as GSW dropped to 37.9 percent shooting while holding Clayton State to 29.2 percent.
Second-chance points also proved critical down the stretch as GSW grabbed nine offensive boards while out-rebounding Clayton State, 21-10, in the second half. Second-chance points for the game favored GSW, 21-9.
GSW took advantage of 14 Clayton State miscues to post a 20-5 margin in points off turnovers and controlled the points in the paint, 34-18.
Shaw finished with 16 points on 6 of 8 shooting. Jamon Hawkins added 11 points for the Hurricanes.
Charles Shedrick scored 15 points to lead the Lakers. Tim Budd chipped in 12.
The Hurricanes are off for the holidays until Dec. 30 when they resume play at North Alabama.


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are there dissertations on von speyr?
Yes, as far as I have been able to find, there are a few dissertations (one of which is my own). They are:
Berg, Blaise R. "Christian Marrige according to Adrienne von Speyr," S.T.D. diss., Lateran Pontifical University, John Paul II Institute of Studies on Marriage and Family, Rome, 2003.
Matro, Justin. "Christian Suffering in the Spiritual Writings of Adrienne von Speyr." S.T.D. diss., Gregorian Pontifical University, Rome, 1999.
Miles, L. M. "Obedience of a Corpse: The Key to the Holy Saturday Writings of Adrienne von Speyr." Ph.D. diss., University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK, 2013. PDF available
Schiettecatte, J. "Disponibilité aimante: L'attitude d'amour johannique chez Adrienne von Speyr à la lumière de l'exégèse contemporaine." S.T.D. diss., Teresianum Pontifical University, Rome, 1998.
Schmidt, William. "The Sacrament of Confession as Sequela Christi in the Writings of Adrienne von Speyr." S.T.D. diss., Lateran Pontifical University, John Paul II Institute of Studies on Marriage and Family, Rome, 1999.
Sutton, Matthew. "The Gate of Heaven Opens to the Trinity: The Trinitarian Mysticism of Adrienne von Speyr." Ph.D. diss., Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, 2007.
Others in process. I look forward to promoting more dissertations on von Speyr's vast theological and mystical work.


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Aside from Mike Wallace's quick signing in Miami, the wide receiver market was notably quiet Tuesday. That might change soon.
FoxSports.com's Alex Marvez reported Tuesday the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers have expressed interest in signing Jennings. NFL.com's Ian Rapoport has been reporting that the Packers have tried to re-sign Jennings throughout the last week.
It's interesting that former Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin was not that interested in bringing Jennings to Miami. It doesn't appear there is a huge market for Jennings at the moment, but a good old division rivalry could start a bidding battle. The Vikings are desperate at wide receiver after trading Percy Harvin to the Seattle Seahawks and re-signing Jerome Simpson.
The Green Bay Press-Gazette reported Jennings could re-sign with the Packers if he hasn't found a deal he likes elsewhere by midnight. (Translation: Improve your offer, Vikings.)
The Packers don't need to extend themselves because they are deep at wide receiver with Jordy Nelson, James Jones and Randall Cobb. Jones was expected to leave Green Bay two years ago, but he didn't find any great offers available in free agency.
It's possible Jennings will experience the same thing and the Packers will defeat the Vikings just like they did in the playoffs.
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What did Cary Grant, Tom Hanks and Richard Pryor have in common? They all starred in hilarious movies with plots built around their money pit homes ("Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House" [1948], "The Money Pit" [1986] and "Moving" [1988], respectively). But buying a home that turns out to need much more extensive (and expensive) repairs than originally thought is only funny in the movies. In real life, buying a money pit can nearly drive a new homeowner to lose their mind - and their shirt. Fortunately, there are a number of real-life strategies that real-world buyers can act on to prevent their own home-buying plot line from including an unfunny lemon of a home. Here are 5 of my personal favorite steps that will help you avoid buying a money pit. 1. Attend Inspections. There are lots of things you can outsource and rely on your professional representatives to do when you're buying a home, but I'd suggest you keep attending your home, pest and roof or other specialty inspections on your own personal to-do list. When you're there in person, the inspector is able to physically show you the items that may need repair, and give you their professional opinion of how serious and large needed repairs may actually be at a level of clarity a written report may lack. Sometimes, written inspection reports convey minor items (like reversed hot and cold faucets) as a red-flagged health and safety issue, and more major items (like a problematic foundation) as something that needs further inspection. If you are at the inspection in the flesh, you can brief the inspector on what level of cost and effort you consider major (and vice versa), and ask them to help you understand roughly where the property overall and any individual repairs needed fall, from that perspective. 2. Read the Reports and Disclosures. Attending your inspection is just the first step. Reading the inspectors' reports is critical to avoiding a money pit - both the reports generated by your own inspectors, and any reports and disclosures provided to you by the seller. Things to watch for and investigate further in the sellers' reports and disclosures include:
- repairs the seller completed themselves,
- repeated repairs to the same home system,
- water and leakage issues, and
- any reports of non-functioning mechanical or other systems in the home.
In your inspectors' reports, make sure to notice:
- repair estimates they offer,
- items that seem like they will have to be completed soon (versus upgrades you can do over the long run)
- items that seem like they might run into big ticket dollar amounts, and
- especially watch for any recommendations that you get a specialist to look at something - some of the largest potential repairs are often dealt with in this way by a general property inspector.
It behooves you to follow up on your reading of reports and disclosures by working with your agent to:
- list your questions and concerns,
- ask the inspector(s) and seller any follow-up questions you have,
- obtain follow-up inspections (including obtaining an extension of your inspection contingency, if needed) and
- obtaining reliable repair estimates.
3. Get Multiple Repair Bids. While your pest, roof and other inspection specialists may offer you a repair cost estimate with your report, most general property inspectors do not - many states even forbid it by law. Money pits often occur when buyers take a place knowing it needs what they thought was a little work, that actually turns out to be a much more costly or involved repair, once the actual repair contractor takes a look or starts the work. Avoid surprises by getting multiple repair bids from reputable contractors while you are still within the inspection contingency time frame of your contract. These repair estimates can also provide the basis for any renegotiation you and your agent choose to initiate with the seller for price reduction, repairs or increased closing cost credits. 4. Stop Overconfidence In Its Tracks. Having managed two extensive remodeling projects myself, I can vouch - unless you are a construction professional (and sometimes even then!), all but the most minor home improvement or repair projects tends to take more time and money to do yourself than you expect at the outset. (With my own two hands, I took down wallpaper and painted a room in January of 2002, and am still experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. One room, people.) Even if you expect to cut costs by doing some work yourself, I urge you to contact and obtain bids on the repairs and upgrades you plan from actual professionals, so you can at least be armed with the information about what it will cost to get them done if you can't complete them for any reason. 5. Prioritize Price Reductions and Credits over Seller Repairs. For the most part, I feel that buyers will select their own materials and repair contractors with more care and are generally more deeply invested in ensuring that repairs are completed to their satisfaction than an outgoing seller. If you are negotiating with your home's seller over repairs that need to happen, discuss with your agent whether it might make sense to ask for a price reduction or a closing cost credit to offset the cost of the repairs so you can have them completed to your standards, and with the materials and by the contractors of your choice, after closing. P.S. - You should follow Trulia and Tara on Facebook!
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With a strong foundation, it's easy to stick to your roots. Three main aspects of the McFarland Family Festival Sprint triathlon include: it's local, it's about families and it's doable, says Heiser.
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Obama's Half-Brother Accused of Abducting Son
(NAIROBI, Kenya) -- President Obama's half brother, who has gained a reputation in Kenya as the family's ne'er-do-well, is making headlines again. George Obama, 30, is being sued by his girlfriend who claims he ran off with their 3-year-old son last month and refuses to return him.
According to a Daily Nation reporter, who was inside the Nairobi courtroom, the girlfriend alleges George Obama arrived at her house in the Haruma slum on the boy's birthday, insisting he must take him to buy a present. The girlfriend claims George Obama refused to the let the boy's grandmother and aunt go along, forcing them out of his taxi before driving off.
The girlfriend's attorney, John Chigiti, told the court that George Obama informed him he wants to the take the child to America. The judge later barred George Obama from taking the child out of the country and ordered him to bring the child to a court hearing at the end of the month.
George Obama made headlines this summer for his appearance in the conservative film 2016: Obama's America, which brought in millions of dollars at box offices in the United States. George Obama agreed to an interview with the filmmaker, Dinesh D'Souza, who criticized the president for a lack of "brotherly love" because he is not financially supporting his half-brother. George Obama refuses to directly criticize the president in the interview.
D'Souza later admitted to sending $1,000 to George Obama after the interview. He told Fox News the money was to cover medical expenses for George Obama's child who was hospitalized with a chest condition. But $1,000 is a whopping sum of money for residents of the Haruma slum and far exceeds the typical cost of local hospital care for most treatable childhood chest conditions.
In his 2010 autobiography called Homeland, George Obama said he was raised in a well-to-do Nairobi suburb and was a star pupil at a top boarding school, but his life took a turn at age 15 when he was kicked out of boarding school for drug use and joined a gang.
The president and George Obama were raised by different mothers and neither of them knew their father, Barack Obama Sr., who died when George was still a baby. Separated in age by 20 years, the half-brothers have met twice.
Neither George Obama nor his girlfriend's attorney returned calls from ABC News.
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"W-H-Y-A-R-E-Y-O-U-H-E-R-E" he asks me, pointing to each letter on a letterboard to spell out the question.
I tell him his photos have drawn me in, and I want to write a story about him.
He's clearly excited by my interest. He's unable to sit still, and lets out strings of his own sounds that are both melodic and brutish at once. He goes on to ask me which of his photos I like.
For Forrest Sargent, a picture is worth a thousand words left unsaid. Sargent, 22, is autistic and unable to speak. He can communicate through a letterboard, but because the task requires training and patience, it limits his world to a very small circle.
So instead of telling others his thoughts, he shows them the world as he sees it, through his photos.
It began when Forrest asked his parents, out of the blue, for a camera for his 19th birthday. He'd never before even taken a photo, let alone shown interest.
"We were surprised," says mother Rebecca Sargent. "We thought he'd ask for a shirt or a hat, the same things he always asks for."
I ask him why he for asked a camera back then.
"I wanted to have a way to show my feelings and my real mind," he tells me, one letter at a time.
Forrest's parents installed a grip handle at the bottom of a point-and-shoot camera to help him manage. Forrest suffers from medication-induced tremors which, coupled with his fleeting focus, makes steadiness a challenge.
"He has trouble with it, so I've indoctrinated him to take five pictures of everything, so one of them might be good," says his father, Denny Sargent.
Forrest takes his camera along on walks and hikes, capturing flowers, landscapes, and people, surprising even his parents with his work.
"It's funny. He'll take pictures of something, and I'll think, 'Well, that was a waste.' But then it'll actually turn out pretty cool," says Denny.
But perhaps most surprising is Forrest's own interpretation of his subjects. The titles he assigns to some of his photos are introspective, some even poetic. He calls a photo of red and white flowers "Noisy but Nice." "Wanderingsoul" portrays a bright orange koi swimming in murky water. Then there's "Some Ways to Live," a photo of a moss-stained wooden platform.
Forrest sells his photos at art galleries and online on his website. Proceeds benefit a trust fund designated for his care.
'He said, 'I thought I was talking''
When autism suddenly surfaced at the age of 2, Forrest, who had been a very social toddler, lost his words, and with them, his life. Unheard and unknown, he became angry and violent, biting and scratching those near him. Eventually his parents, despite their overwhelming guilt, put him in a group home.
"We had tried everything—literally everything. And nothing was working," says Denny.
Forrest lived, misunderstood and alone, for years. Caretakers told his parents nothing could be done for non-verbal patients. But Denny and Rebecca never gave up, trying every known way to reach their son.
Then five years ago, they came across the rapid-prompting method and the letterboard. They began teaching him themselves how to use the letterboard to answer yes-no questions. After months of repetition, they finally moved on to five-letter words.
These days, Forrest communicates in full, thoughtful sentences. When I tell him my favorite photo of his is of the sky, he tells me, "Yes, I like the sky. It is a lot like my mind. It is always changing."
The letterboard has allowed outsiders to learn, for the first time, not only what Forrest wants and needs, but also what he's capable of.
"They went from saying he was retarded and had a 5-year-old IQ, to he was doing algebra," says Denny of Forrest's high school teachers. "By the time we got him going (letterboard), it was late in his school life. But it was amazing. They'd read books to him, then ask him questions. They did all of Harry Potter, and they did all of Lord of the Ring. So this is not a stupid kid."
Since he began using the letterboard, Forrest's behavior has grown dramatically less violent, according to his parents.
"Most of his anger and aggression was due to the fact that he was bright, and he was more or less locked in. He had no way to communicate, and he'd get frustrated," says Denny.
And Forrest himself has made one big discovery about himself—one that helped his parents understand why their son had been so angry.
After Denny got an iPhone, he began recording the sounds Forrest makes and sharing them on Facebook. One of his Icelandic friends was fascinated by Forrest's vocalization. That friend turned out to be a keyboardist who often works with the musician Bjork.
"It sounded musical to him, and unusual, and interesting," says Denny. "And he did a song wrapped around it, integrating it."
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The musician played the piece at a concert, showing photos of Forrest as the backdrop. But when Forrest's parents played it for him at home, he was not happy.
"He was shocked to hear what he sounded like. "He said, 'I thought I was talking,'" says Denny.
It took some time before Forrest grew comfortable with the song, his parents said, and he has yet to find peace with his disability.
"He's not used to hearing himself. He gets embarrassed," says Denny, adding Forrest wants things 22-year-olds want, like a motorcycle and love. "He asked me, 'How do I get a girlfriend?' It's just heartbreaking."
'Our goal … is to get him as far along as we can'
For Denny and Rebecca, Forrest's pictures hold a thousand hopes.
They've watched Forrest evolve and progress since he began using the letterboard. Through his photos, they've learned how their son sees the world. And they've begun teaching him life lessons like the concept of money and even sex education.
"According to the psychiatrist at Fircrest (Residential Habilitation Center where Forrest lives), his neural pathways are actually healing," says Denny. "So he's starting to add more vocabulary, a little bit more speaking, and (he is) a lot more focused. And things like facial expressions are progressing."
Since Forrest graduated from high school, his only option has been to live in a protective environment; his days include no classes or lessons to help him develop. But thanks to his parents' efforts, he continues to progress.
And Forrest, in turn, has been anxious to learn.
"He said, 'What are those decorations?' I said, 'What…? What decorations?'" says Rebecca. "And Denny figured it out: 'Oh, you mean beads!"'
Forrest had wanted to try beading, but didn't know how to ask. He later made his mother a necklace of beads.
Another new interest is cooking, says Rebecca. Forrest asked for his own pots and pans, and likes to help out in the kitchen.
"And it's those little things that without a letterboard, we would have no idea," says Rebecca.
Their next focus: gardening, says Denny.
"Because he can weed, he can water. So we're trying to teach him a skill," he says.
With each lesson, Forrest's parents feel a little more optimistic about his future.
"Knowing that when we die, you know, he's going to have to go on. And that's just life. So our goal, of course, is to get him as far along as we can," says Denny.
Forrest Sargent's works are being showcased at ArtWorks Gallery in Edmonds this month as a part of Northwest Special Artists' "The Colors of My World" exhibit. Forrest plans to attend the exhibit opening on Saturday, Sept. 7 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. to discuss his work.
In 2012, Mike Hodge, then a student at the Seattle Film Institute, made a short film about Forrest as part of his course work. Watch:


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An iconic mural of orcas by marine-life artist Wyland may be dismantled as part of a project planned for The Plunge in Mission Beach.
Today, the California Coastal Commission is scheduled to decide whether to issue permits for construction of three rooftop decks and some interior space at Belmont Park, a beachfront amusement site that includes The Plunge. Those additions would be part of a larger project by the real estate investment firm Pacifica Enterprises in Rancho Santa Fe.
In the process of upgrading and repairing the historic Plunge pool, the developer would remove portions of the 1989 mural "Orcas of Point Loma." The mural is one of 100 large works of public art known as the "Whaling Walls," which Wyland produced to promote marine conservation.
The Mission Beach mural shows a family of orcas swimming off the coast. It's meant to help instill a sense of stewardship of the ocean, Wyland said Tuesday.
"A lot of kids aren't going to have the chance to get in the ocean with orcas that are featured in the mural, but through art they have this connection to the ocean and to whales," he added.
Pacifica Enterprises could not be reached for comment this week, but coastal commission staff said the firm intends to dismantle part of the mural as part of its redevelopment plans.
"According to discussions with the architects, the top third would be removed and a middle vertical section because of an elevator for access purposes," said Alex LLerandi, a coastal program analyst with the commission.
LLerandi said Pacifica Enterprises didn't submit any documents or statements about the mural as part of its permit application.
The commission's staff has recommended approval of the additions, finding that their impacts to use of the area, parking, transportation and visual resources could be minimized with proper signage and construction schedules. The commission isn't expected to weigh in on the mural itself at today's meeting in Santa Cruz, LLerandi said, because the artwork is outside of its authority.
Wyland called the plan to remove part of his mural "disheartening" and said he hopes to negotiate a way to preserve the artwork.
"On behalf of all artists, I would like to see art respected and protected at all cost, whenever possible," he said. "It's not only about art. It's about the message of conservation."
Steve Creech, executive director of the Wyland Foundation, said "It seems like a real injustice" to destroy the mural, and that Wyland and the organization have contacted the developer to discuss alternatives.
"Ideally, this is about working together and finding a solution that's best for the community," he said. "We're willing to work with the developer."


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HILLSVILLE –– The second time around went pretty well, the first time around.
Having avenged a regular season loss in the first round of the postseason, Carroll County (8-3) will dry to duplicate the feat tonight when the Cavaliers travel to Christiansburg (10-0) for a Region IV Division 4 semifinal game at Porterfield Stadium.
Carroll's regular season losses included a three-point setback to Bassett and defeats by Christiansburg and Richlands, both currently 10-0. Evening things up against the Bengals was one thing. This week will be another matter entirely, but it's an opportunity the Cavaliers are looking forward to.
"We've come a long way since that first week," Carroll County coach Tom Hale said. "We played really well Friday night. It was one of the hardest-hitting games I've seen a Carroll County team play since I've been here.
"I feel like especially our offensive line has gotten a lot better since [the season started]. Our kids are excited about getting another shot to play Christiansburg. We know they've got a fine football team, they're 10-0, but we're looking forward to the challenge."
And a challenge it will be. Rolling to its first River Ridge championship, Christiansburg didn't allow double digits in the opponent's scoring column until the season was half over. Pulaski County was the only team all year to come within two touchdowns of the Blue Demons.
Such was the shortcoming in the first meeting between the two, a 40-0 Demon win in Week 3. The Cavaliers were held to less than 60 total yards that night.
"That was the key to the whole game," Hale said. "We couldn't get first-and-10s. We had some early turnovers that gave them a short field and they scored on every one of them. We had some blown coverages, but offensively, that was the key and will be the key this week. We've got to move the football."
The Cavs need to do that so keep Christiansburg off the field as much as to put points on the board.
"Our defense was on the field the whole time, and you can't give a team like that opportunity after opportunity," Hale said.
Unlike the first meeting, Carroll County will be healthy while Hale said the Demons will be without three starters, including wideout/defensive back/placekicker Josh Winkle.
Injuries in the secondary had brought about the first career start for cornerback Chris Smoot, a sophomore transfer from Ohio playing football for the first time since sixth grade. Smoot was targeted by the Christiansburg offense but has made impressive strides since September.
"Now he's playing on both sides of the ball, he never comes off the field defensively, and he's on almost every special team that requires covering or returning," Hale said.
Having seen the two most recent Christiansburg games on film showed Hale nothing he didn't see two months ago.
"They haven't changed," he said. "They've got great skill people, a good line and they just say, 'Here we come, try and stop us.' Nobody's had a lot of success doing that. I expect us to perform better, I really do, on both sides of the ball."
If there is any advantage to a rematch, Hale believes it lay with the Cavaliers.
"In their mind-set, you know, they beat us 40-0, and I know how that goes. You can't convince those kids that they're not going to have a great night," he said. "We don't think they're 40 points better than us. We just want to go down there and show that we're a quality football team and that we can play with teams like Christiansburg."
Region IV Division 4 semifinals
Carroll County (8-3) at Christiansburg (10-0)
Friday, 7:30 pm, King Field at Porterfield Stadium
Local radio:mix100.7 FM
Last week
Carroll County defeated Bassett 39-21
Christiansburg had a bye
Last meeting
Sept. 10 (Christiansburg won 40-0)
Last Carroll County win
1993 (48-41)
Common opponents
Christiansburg won 29-0 Sept. 17
Carroll Co. lost 17-14 Aug. 27, won 39-21 last week
How they advanced
Carroll County entered the playoffs as the No. 4 seed after a 7-3 regular season, with two losses coming to teams that would finish 10-0, Richlands and Christiansburg. The Cavaliers avenged the other loss with last week's first-round win over Bassett, just the second playoff victory in school history.
Christiansburgis the No. 1 seed and was the most dominant team in Region IV Division 4 during the regular season, compiling a 10-0 record with an average winning margin of 26 points. The Blue Demons had a bye in the first round.
The season
Carroll County Christiansburg
L to Bassett 17-14 8/27 D Floyd Co. 42-12
D Patrick Co. 47-19 9/3 D Giles 35-0
L to Christiansburg 40-0 9/10 D Carroll Co. 40-0
D Tazewell 50-13 9/17 D Bassett 29-0
D Grayson Co. 36-35 ot 9/24 Open
Open 10/1 D PH-Roanoke 40-6
D Abingdon 28-3 10/8 D Pulaski Co. 27-17
D Marion 39-0 10/15 D Hidden Valley 41-14
D Grundy 20-0 10/22 D Salem 28-14
L to Richlands 63-0 10/29 D Cave Spring 42-18
D Graham 60-21 11/5 D Blacksburg 38-21
Region IV Division 4 playoffs
D Bassett 39-21 11/12 Bye
at Christiansburg 11/19 Carroll County
The series
1969–Carroll Co. 22-8
1970–Carroll Co. 49-30
1971–Carroll Co. 12-8
1972–Carroll Co. 56-13
1973–Carroll Co. 28-12
1974–Christiansburg 25-14
1975–Christiansburg 33-0
1976–Carroll Co. 25-7
1977–Carroll Co. 28-15
1978–Christiansburg 23-20
1979–Christiansburg 14-7
1980–Christiansburg 30-12
1981–Carroll Co. 23-12
1982–Christiansburg 21-6
1983–Christiansburg 24-22
1984–Christiansburg 25-18
1985–Carroll Co. 21-14
1986–Christiansburg 20-14
1987–Christiansburg 27-6
1988–Christiansburg 34-19
1989–Christiansburg 30-7
1990–Carroll Co. 16-13
1991–Carroll Co. 23-12
1992–Christiansburg 7-0
1993–Carroll Co. 48-41
1994–Christiansburg 38-0
1995–Christiansburg 21-0
2009–Christiansburg 23-12
2010–Christiansburg 40-0
Christiansburg leads 17-12
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Looking fully in charge of his game, Tiger Woods fired an outstanding seven-under-par 65 to open a two-shot lead over Graeme McDowell after the second round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship on Friday.
Woods has 17 birdies from his opening 36 holes for the first time in a PGA Tour event, helped by some outstanding work on the greens on the Blue Monster course at Doral.
"It felt like I finally got into a feeling where I needed to have it," said the world No. 2 of his round.
Woods stands at 13-under for the tournament with Northern Ireland's McDowell two strokes back in second place after a bogey-free 65 in good scoring conditions.
McDowell has not made a bogey in his 36 holes so far and, unlike his compatriot and world No. 1 Rory McIlroy, looks very much at ease with his game.
However, McIlroy will take heart from a much more solid display on Friday: His three-under 69 contained six birdies, but was slightly spoiled by three-putting for a bogey on the 18th.
He looked far more comfortable from the tee, in particular, but paid the price for some sloppy work on and around the greens.
Tied in 32nd place and at two-under for the tournament, McIlroy is 11 shots off the lead, but will take some comfort after breaking 70 for the first time this year.
"It's about the ball-striking and it's getting there. Days like today are very pleasing because it shows that I'm going in the right direction," he said.
Phil Mickelson, who lost out in a memorable "Duel at Doral" with Woods in the old Ford Open in 2005, also put himself firmly in contention with a 67 that leaves him three strokes off the lead and in a share of third place with fellow American Steve Stricker (67).
Mickelson was close to a hole-in-one on the par-three ninth, his final hole, where his tee shot ended up just eight inches from the hole with the American wiggling his body in hope.
The left-hander, a four-time major winner, narrowly missed out on a pairing with Woods on Saturday, but hopes he will be up against his old rival in the final round.
"I hope that on Saturday that I play a good round and so does he, and we get a chance to get paired together in Sunday's final round, because he seems to somehow bring out my best golf," he said.
Masters champion Bubba Watson (69) and Sweden's Freddie Jacobson (69) were a further shot back, at nine-under.
However, if Woods can replicate his Friday form, he has a great chance of adding to his January victory at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.
Woods found nine of 14 fairways, 15 of 18 greens and needed just 26 putts as he cruised around a course where he won in this tournament in 2007. The 14-time major winner found the hole on all 14 putts from inside 10 feet.
"I left myself in the right spots to make putts and I think that's probably the biggest key is that I left myself where I didn't have that many downwind, downhill, downgrain, downwind putts," Woods said. "I kept leaving myself where I could be aggressive."


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One of the chief pleasures of watching a Wes Anderson movie is being immersed in the idiosyncratic, slightly off-kilter worlds he creates. The director's latest effort, "The Grand Budapest Hotel, whisks the audience to a fictional country in pre-World War II Europe to follow the escapades of a famed concierge seeking to recover a famous Renaissance painting with the help of his trusted lobby boy.
After the film opened the Berlin International Film Festival on Thursday, Anderson and some key members of his star-studded cast -- Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Ralph Fiennes, Saoirse Ronan and Edward Norton -- talked about checking in to "The Grand Budapest Hotel."
Anderson said he wrote the lead role of Gustave, the dashing concierge and well-known Lothario, with Fiennes in mind. "This character is quite grand and theatrical and has to recite poetry and has sort of paragraphs of text, and the crucial thing to me is that he be a real person," Anderson said, adding that Fiennes was the sort of actor who could pull that off.
Fiennes said Anderson's screenplay "was unlike anything else I'd ever read." He added, "It was a fantastic role. I responded really to Wes, to his spirit. … It was a no-brainer: a great part, a great director and a great script."
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Anderson said the film was partly inspired by the work of Austrian novelist and playwright Stefan Zweig, who was prominent in the 1920s and '30s, around the time when much of "Budapest" is set.
"Zweig has not been popular in America or in English for some years," Anderson said, although he is "enormously popular in Europe." After reading Zweig's "Beware of Pity," about the tribulations of an Austro-Hungarian cavalry officer, Anderson said, "I started reading all his fiction and his wonderful memoir." He described "Grand Budapest" as "our own version of a Zweig story."
Anderson was also inspired by such films as Ernst Lubitsch's "To Be or Not to Be," Ingmar Bergman's "The Silence" and Edmund Goulding's "Grand Hotel."
When Anderson was asked how he gets so many good actors together in his films, Murray jumped in to answer on their behalf. Wearing a tiny conical ski hat, he deadpanned, "We are promised very long hours and low wages. And stale bread. That's pretty much it." But, he added, "You get to see the world, and we allow Wes to live this wonderful, magical life he has where his dreamscape comes through."
Norton, who plays the the strait-laced police captain Henckels, said he was happy to be on board as well.
Asked about playing a man in uniform for the second film in a row (the previous one being in "Moonrise Kingdom") Norton said, "I think Wes just likes tight trousers and epaulets on a man, and I'm happy to wear them for him."
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NearMap API - Libraries
NearMap is a media company that creates high quality PhotoMaps of cities that are kept current via monthly updates. Changes over time can be observed using the TimeView function. Locations can be viewed from the side when the viewer is zoomed in to building-level detail. The NearMap JavaScript API provides a way for web developers to embed NearMap in any web page, as well as customize the embedded map and create mash-ups. The NearMap JavaScript API is modeled on the Google Maps API and implements, with certain modifications, a subset of its features.


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