I am from Florida but rented a car through Turo in Denver, Colorado. We picked it up at a parking garage near the airport back in June 2018. We had the car for a week and dropped it back off at the parking garage when we were done. There were pictures of the car taken before we rented, then we took pictures after the rental and the owner also submitted photos too.
In October 2018, we were contact by Turo stating that a damage claim was filed against our rental. It was stated that there was hail damage to the car. After going back and forth for them, we were told in November 2018 that the case was closed and there was nothing that could be claimed against us.
In December 2018, we receive another email from Turo stating that the claim was being filed and they attached an invoice for $6k - They said that there was a hail storm when we had the car and that we needed to pay within 24 hours. We have gone back and forth with them showing the pictures we took and the owner took (which are on their site under our rental) to show that there is no damage. They sent some pictures from the "independent appraiser" showing damage. There is damage that can be seen on these pics but you can zoom on our pictures and see nothing. They also sent me a link from NOAA.gov showing hail reports on the day we picked up the rental. From these reports, you can click into a Google Map that shows where the reports were made and what time. I showed them this and mentioned that we were not in these areas. We also stated that 5+ users have rented the van and all made reviews (some even stating that the car was in great condition). Their last reply stated that this claim was valid and that we will need to pay invoice or dispute on FairClaims.
From the terms I read on their site, it looks like we have to go to that site by accepting the rental with them. If you go to their site, Turo is listed as the 2nd company in their "WE WORK WITH GREAT COMPANIES" section.
I don't think I have any options as to do anything but go forward with this online dispute on the site. So I am just looking for advice on what I should be prepared to do and if you think I need to pay for a lawyer (or do something else) to keep me from paying this bogus claim. Thanks for your time!
UPDATE: I have contacted my insurance company Progressive today to have them research the claim.
I'm not familiar with Turo but isn't that similar to Airbnb but with cars? Is owner claiming damage?
We don't appear to have company contacts for Turo so please fill out the request form here. Please read how to deal with the claim here and apply to your situation.
How can Tito be coming after you? The only way they would come after you is if the owner filed a claim. If the owners pictures showed what yours did- is there any way to contact the owner?
I hate to tell you this but your car insurance may not cover this anyway because Turo is not a car rental company. They are a car sharing service.
Use Carries advice and complete the form to request company contacts.


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This is the Resurrection
Trolling To Protest Censorship In Newspapers
It's decided.
I'm gonna release it myself. :)
I've always had the habit of saving what I believe to be my best work from the past. When I was in college, I was an opinions writer for the school newspaper. This gig ended abruptly when they decided that I was the kind of token Black person that wouldn't be micromanaged. Anyways: they kicked me out (and, in the signature passive-aggressive-no-hard-feelings style of People of Non-Color, invited me to join again in the future).
What were their qualms again?
Oh yeah:
"tHiS iSn'T aN oPiNiOnS aRtIcLe." I saw them write that to me a lot. They would ask me to come in for instruction just because my writing style didn't conform to what they were expecting. But how could it? I was different, so my writing was different. DUH.
The premise of this edition of the newspaper was to write a #fakenews article for April Fools Day. The entire paper was to be filled with made-up articles. I wrote the fabulous (and fabricated) opinion piece below…I was very proud of it. I wanted to see it in the school newspaper. But as I said, they kicked me out (after getting it). Prior to kicking me out, they wanted me to come in and "discuss it". I refused. I stand by that choice because it was the lesser of two evils: Had I gone in, I would have argued. Everyone would have been upset. As I left, their confirmation bias would have been deafening: 'Yep, there goes another angry Black woman.' Truth be told, it wasn't being perceived this way that kept me from going to meet them. I honestly don't give a fuck. But…I know these people…they homogenize us. They are the ones who would be slow to give the next Black person a chance if I was as combative as I can get. I didn't want to ruin anyone else's chances. It is despicable that minorities must often serve as ambassadors to whites in this way. But it is reality. One that I have lived repeatedly.
They censored me that day. All the racist, insensitive, or irrelevant bullshit they published in that paper??? And they to censored me for a little satire???
All I knew then was that as a free spirit, that restriction really irked me. (I mean, the reason that I chose to be an opinions writer was because I wanted the flexibility to speak my mind.
But no matter.
Better-ish days have come.
You have come.
And thanks to this blog, the internet will finally see this article anyway. (And I can finally let go of this old grudge…)
Just in case any of your friends are slow, let me be explicit. My opinions (which tends to align with the facts in general) are that:
1) LOTS OF THESE WHITE MUSICIANS, ACTORS, OR SOCIAL MEDIA STARS ARE BRAZEN CULTURAL APPROPRIATORS. PERFECT EXAMPLES OF THIS PHENOMENON INCLUDE JUSTIN BEIBER AND MILEY CYRUS. CULTURAL APPROPRIATION IS WRONG AND RACIST.
2) THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ISN'T IMPARTIAL. SOME PEOPLE GET OFF SCOTT-FREE WHILE OTHERS (OVER)PAY THE PRICE. THIS IS A PROBLEM.
3) THE BLACK RAP CULTURE IS NO LONGER ONE OF UPLIFTMENT AS IT WAS IN ITS INCEPTION. (FOR MANY REASONS) LOTS OF RAPPERS ARE PART OF THE RUN-AWAY RECIDIVISM ISSUE THAT DISPROPORTIONATELY AFFECTS BLACK PEOPLE. BLACK YOUTH LOOK UP TO THEM, BUT THESE FOPS ARE NOT GOOD ROLE MODELS. THEY PARTICIPATE IN THE EXACERBATION OF RACIST STEREOTYPES AND CO-SIGN THIS CULTURAL APPROPRIATION BY CELEBRATING AND SUPPORTING THE WHITE PEOPLE THAT IMITATE (MOCK) THEM (EG. BHAD BARBIE, IGGY AZALEA, THE KKKARDASHIAN-JENNER FAMILY, KATY PERRY, ETC.). TO THESE MINORITY PETS IN THE RAP INDUSTRY (AND BLACK CELEBRITIES IN OTHER INDUSTRIES), CULTURAL APPROPRIATION IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND ACCEPTANCE. THIS IS BAD.
Y'all got that?
This article is entitled:
YOU KNOW WHO WENT TO JAIL? JUSTIN BEIBER.
Justin Beiber, the Canadian pop star, is moving from jail in Georgia, back to Canada. "We've had enough," said the chief of Atlanta police, after recounting the charges against Beiber that have led to the final judgment of Beiber's deportation. The 20-year-old pop star was caught with rappers Lil' Wayne, Flo-Rida, and T.I, smuggling guns, cocaine and marijuana from the Cuban drug lord Veracio de Santo-Ruiz. Beiber's girlfriend, Miley Cyrus aka "The Stripping Streaker", was found shortly afterwards on a wrecking ball in a lot under construction singing: "We won't stoooop…". Upon her arrest and subsequent questioning, she was discovered to be an accomplice, and was detained until her insignificant father Billy Ray Cyrus came to pay the 3.2 million dollar bail. Beiber being a foreigner, with only a work visa to his name, was detained. The rappers were thrown in prison immediately without another word. It was said that T.I. was greeted in the penitentiary system with applause as he claimed his favorite bunk.
Spike Lee says: "It's about time they got rid of Thomas Dunwitty [referring to Beiber]." And he's not alone in this sentiment. Fox 5 interviewed some Americans on the other side of the spectrum. Jimmy Davis, a 54-year-old native of Kentucky, is the last living descendant of the Guiness Book of World Record's longest successive card-carrying Klan family in the United States. "'Bout time they got that damned n*gger-lover outta here. Last thing we need is more n*ggers real or fake. That Blackface was funny though," he said laughing, referring to an explosive ploy of Beiber's at his Valentine's Day concert in which he came out covered in brown ink. When asked by Barbra Walters in an exclusive interview: "Why'd you do it?" Beiber said: "I had Lil' Wayne, the Game, Luda, Nicki Minaj, and Drake out there. I didn't wanna be the only one who was different." Sensibly, Walters interjected: "But if I'm not mistaken, Drake's about the same color as you and me." It was said that Beiber frowned and paused momentarily before snapping at Walters: "That's not the point!"
Sarah Palin, a Tea Party member, former vice-presidential candidate, and soccer mom, weighed in: "Oh, he's…just crazy! Ha! What would make someone put down a guitar and pick up a bandana?"
When asked by a member of the Anchor (yours truly) in New York what he thought about the stream of negative attention he had been getting lately, Beiber responded in his best Ebonics (it was clear that this buffoon practiced daily in the mirror): "Haters gon' hate, y'know. I just gotta keep doin' me. I'm not worried 'bout all-lat other sh*t." He then proceeded to hit on me for Brownie-points with Usher. If I'd let him bring me to his third birthday bash, one can guess what he would have said:
Beiber: "Yo, Ush."
And Usher, good-natured as he is, would answer: "What up J.B.?"
Beiber would respond: "Call me Kells. Anyway, look! I found a Black girl. Everyone knows you're not really Black unless you can get a Black woman."
Usher would smile but think: "What the f*ck is wrong with him?"
Shawn McMichaels, the prosecutor in Beiber's case, spoke triumphantly after coming out: "He's worn out his welcome. The American people—" (trademark Obama pause) "—are outraged by Beiber's behavior." He smirked. "It's time for Be-Be to go bye-bye. No more questions." He then pushed past the media.
Maybe he should have watched what he said, because later that night his house was visited by a bat-carrying local fan group called "the Beibettes". The culprits were later found and arrested. Kacey Smith (16), Melissa Shaw (16) Samantha Herron (17), and Julie Sutters (15), were each charged with breaking & entering and assault. They had this to say when asked why they did it:
Stutters: "No way we're gonna let some anal lawyer insult Justin! Justin was the only way we could have a real thug that wasn't Black!"
"What about Eminem?" asked a CBS reporter.
"What about M&M?! What the hell?! Are you serious—?!" Shrieked Smith.
Herron broke in: "—I mean, like, hello, he wears glasses in his spare time! Are you freaking kidding me right now?!"
And with that, they were shoved off into a van to serve their two-year sentences in Juvies.
Beiber is scheduled to be officially deported at 9:15 AM tomorrow.
As for me, I'm glad to see him go.
What an insufferable waste of time he was.
Yeah, I said it.
Bring it on, Beibettes.
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Taylor Giavasis Bio, Parents, Engaged, Baby
Taylor Giavasis...social media personality...influencer and entrepreneur...bio reveals her age of 22...her birthday on 10th August...going-to-be parents...ethnicity details...with her boyfriend...got engaged in...shared yet another happy news...pregnant and her baby...at the height of 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 meters)... about her father...mother is a...2019
Date of Birth Aug 10, 1997
Profession Instagram Star
Marital Status Engaged
Boyfriend/Dating Nash Grier (Fiance)
Ethnicity N/A
Net Worth Not Disclosed
Children/Kids Malakai Giavasis-Grier (Son)
Height 5'5" (165.1 cm)
Parents Bobby Lee Cutts Jr. (Father), Nikki Giavasis (Mother)
Taylor Giavasis is a social media personality who has been a significant influence for her fans. She speaks on the sensitive topics like body and health though 'thenakediaries' on Instagram, which has helped her to glue well with her social media family.
Lately, if you have followed Taylor closely on her social media, you can find her talk about being pregnant and her baby.
Moving on, Taylor holds an American nationality, whereas she embraces her black ethnicity and skin color with great pride.
Personal Life: Engaged, Baby Info
Unlike many youngsters who go through numerous broken relationships, Taylor Giavasis has been blessed with a relationship that has set the best examples of how a good relationship should be.
If you dig down into her personal life, you will only find love and 'more' love, as she has been with her mister perfect for a long time.
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Well, her relationship with her boyfriend, Nash Grier, a YouTuber, started from 2015. However, their relationship was disclosed when Nash confirmed it through an Instagram post on April 2016.
While confirming the relationship, Nash explained how special Taylor is in his life as she has always been like her best friend who has helped him to go ahead in life. He ended his words for her saying,
"Thank you for selflessly spreading your divine energy & messages. You are changing this world one person at a time & I'm so thankful I'm one of those people, love you."
Moving on, the two officially revealed that they got engaged in March this year. A month later, in April, they shared yet another happy news about the arrival of a new member in their life, while their happiness of going-to-be parents was extremely high.
With all the love from her beloved ones, Taylor, who stands at the height of 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 meters) was immensely happy about the new baby. She eventually gave birth to a baby boy on 24th September 2019 and named him 'Malakai Giavasis-Grier.'
Taylor Giavasis posts picture with fiancee Nash Grier and their newborn baby (born 24 September 2019) on 28th September 2019 (Photo: Taylor Giavasis's Instagram)
Moreover, as a first-time mom, Taylor must be enjoying this whole new experience, as of now.
Taylor Giavasis's Bio: Parents, Ethnicity
Born in 1997, Taylor Giavasis celebrates her birthday on 10th August every year along with her close people.
She was raised by her mother, Nikki Giavasis, who is also a social media influencer and entrepreneur.
Taylor grew up around the single parent as her mother was the one who took care of her upbringing. The mother-daughter duo shares a very close bond, which seems so beautiful and pure.
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Moreover, Taylor doesn't prefer speaking about her father as he was not there while she was growing up.
Actually, her father, Bobby Lee Cutts Jr. is a convicted of the murder of near-term woman; thus, he is sentenced to life in prison without parole for 57 years since February 2008.
In a few stances, Taylor, age 22, has even tweeted that her father doesn't even exist, which shows that she does not want his wrong deeds to impact her life.


The widow of a man shot dead by two firearms officers says they should stay suspended and face criminal charges.
Insp Neil Sharman and Pc Kevin Fagan were suspended on Friday over the 1999 shooting of Harry Stanley after an inquest ruled he was killed unlawfully.
Met chief Sir John Stevens has now agreed to review the suspensions after scores of London's firearms officers refused to carry guns in protest.
But Irene Stanley said: "They should have been suspended from the start."
Mr Stanley was shot dead in Hackney, east London, while carrying a table leg wrapped in a plastic bag that officers thought was a shotgun.
Insp Sharman and Pc Fagan were suspended after the second inquest into his death - the Stanley family had challenged the open verdict returned by the first inquest in 2002.
Mrs Stanley was also upset by comments made by newly-appointed Met commissioner Sir Ian Blair in the Sun newspaper calling for a change in the law to protect firearms officers from the prospect of serious criminal charges.
"I think they should remain suspended," Mrs Stanley told BBC News.
"My husband was a member of the public and he was killed by the police."
"The [protesting firearms] officers weren't at the scene when this happened to my husband so they don't know what happened."
Her solicitor Daniel Machover said the suspensions should remain in place because the inquest's jury had disbelieved a "very vivid" account from the two officers that "they felt under imminent threat of someone firing a gun at them".
"This jury's verdict needs to be fully respected. They agonised, having heard all the evidence - not members of the public, not the officers that have taken this action - the jury heard the evidence," he told BBC News.
Sir Ian's calls for legal protection for firearms officers were "very, very worrying" and "totally out of line with the legal process", he added.
"Officers are told they should only use firearms - or lethal force - when they have lawful self-defence and if we take that requirement away we're opening the door for a military dictatorship.
"In a democracy you give guns to police officers and you expect them to abide by the rule of law."
"I just think it's wrong what he [Sir Ian] said," Mrs Stanley added.
"It is a pressured job but these officers have been in the job a long time so they should know what to do. If they make a mistake it's someone's life."
She would continue to lobby both the police, to maintain the suspension, and the Crown Prosecution Service to make a decision on criminal proceedings, she added.
The CPS, which had previously ruled out bringing charges, has said it will review the case.


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When you expect a sprint, but get a marathon: insights on the lockdown anniversary from the c-suite
Home / Stories / When you expect a sprint, but get a marathon: insights on the lockdown anniversary from the c-suite
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On March 11, 2020, there were 118,000 cases of the coronavirus in over 110 countries around the world, with a significant risk of further global spread, and a pandemic was named. In the US, 22 U.S. deaths had occurred and some 500 cases had been reported. One month later, the number of fatalities had jumped to 14,000 with over 430,000 cases, and companies here and around the globe raced to put longer-term arrangements in place. Those two-week work-from-home and special-arrangement estimates were already far in the rearview mirror.
One year | 12 months | 365 days | 8760 hours later, the pandemic has laid waste to so much. And yet, many people, many organizations have persevered, despite all the pandemic has thrown in their path.
We asked leaders from a variety of organizations and backgrounds about how they have – and continue – to weather the onslaught. Perhaps not surprising, one answer frequently emerged: resilience. But their definition and impetus for this resilience had dramatically evolved. Here's what they had to say, in their own words.
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Firm mobility and updated definition of attest included in updated UAA
Changes in the Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA) announced Tuesday will update the definition of attest and allow for CPA firm mobility across state borders.
The boards of the AICPA and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) have approved the changes to the UAA.
While the UAA is nonbinding, it is held up as an example and a reference point by the AICPA and NASBA for best practices in state laws and regulations.
"This new UAA reflects important changes to the way the profession is evolving while also ensuring strong public protections," AICPA President and CEO Barry Melancon, CPA, CGMA, said in a statement.
The revision of the definition of attest is a response to the evolution of attest services, which include audits of financial statements, reviews of financial statements, examination of prospective financial information, and any engagement performed under PCAOB standards.
In recent years, CPAs and others have received requests to provide attestation on nonfinancial items such as XBRL-tagged data, greenhouse gases, sustainability reports, controls on service organizations, Big Data, and cloud computing. These services currently can be performed by non-CPAs using AICPA standards. But profession leaders questioned whether non-CPAs are properly qualified to provide these services using AICPA standards and reporting language.
As a result, the definition of attest in the newly amended UAA requires that only CPAs operating within a CPA firm can perform:
Audits in accordance with Statements on Auditing Standards (SAS);
Reviews under Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services (SSARS); and
Examinations, reviews, and agreed-upon procedures under Statements on Standards for Attestations Engagements (SSAE).
Any engagement performed under PCAOB standards.
An exception would be public officials and public employees, who are not prohibited by the UAA from performing any of their duties. So, for example, state audit organizations would continue to be able to perform engagements under the SAS, SSARS, and SSAE.
Another impetus for the change in the definition of attest was the reissuance of SAS No. 70, Reporting on Controls at a Service Organization, as SSAE No. 16. Because examinations of prospective financial information were the only SSAE covered under the previous definition of attest, this move had the unintended effect of moving Reporting on Controls at a Service Organization outside the services covered by the UAA's definition of attest, allowing non-CPAs to perform this type of reporting.
Changing the definition of attest brings Reporting on Controls at a Service Organization back inside the services covered by the UAA's definition of attest.
Over 40% of states already have the revised definition of attest in their statutes. The remaining states are being encouraged by the AICPA and NASBA to modernize their definition in order to address the public protection concerns raised by unregulated individuals using profession standards. In 2014, Georgia, Alabama, Indiana, Arizona, and the U.S. Virgin Islands have been added to the list of jurisdictions to adopt the revised definition.
CPA firm mobility
The UAA also has been updated to provide for CPA firm mobility across state lines under a no-notice, no-fee, no-escape regime.
This would allow firms registered in one state to provide attest services to clients in another state without registering the firm or paying fees in the second state. Under the UAA provisions, CPA firms would be subject to the laws and regulations of both their home state and the second state, and they would have to meet the peer review and CPA ownership requirements of any mobility state in which they are seeking to perform those attest services. CPAs and CPA firms can already provide nonattest services out-of-state without registering.
The CPA mobility campaign builds off the profession's individual mobility campaign of recent years. Individual CPA laws already have been adopted by 51 jurisdictions—49 states plus the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands—eliminating the need for individual CPAs to maintain multiple reciprocal state licenses. CPA firms, however, must currently register in any state in which they have a physical presence or wish to offer attest services.
Sixteen states already have enacted firm mobility laws and do not require eligible out-of-state firms to register or pay fees when providing attest services. The inclusion of firm mobility in the UAA could provide incentive for legislation in more states. However, the AICPA and NASBA have indicated that they understand that each state will have to consider state-specific factors in determining whether to pursue a CPA firm mobility law.
"The AICPA is ready to assist state CPA societies and state boards of accountancy, however it can, as they look at these new issues and assess how they might fit with their respective state accountancy statutes," said Mat Young, AICPA vice president–State Regulatory & Legislative Affairs.
— Ken Tysiac ( ktysiac@aicpa.org ) is a JofA senior editor.


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Coal ministry planning for Coal Bed Methane push for household energy purposes
We have set the target for producing 1 Million Metric Standard Cubic Meter Per Day (MMSCMD) of CBM by 2023-24, a Coal India executive told ETEnergyworld
Anshul Joshi
New Delhi: The coal ministry has big plans to utilise Coal Bed Methane (CBM) extracted from coal seams during the mining process for household energy purposes and will soon launch a large scale programme.
"The project is currently in the pipeline and an official plan to chalk out the strategy for aggressively pushing the CBM programme will come out within the next two years," a senior coal ministry official told ETEnergyworld.
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Coal Bed Methane is a form of natural gas trapped underground in coal seams which can be extracted by drilling into the seam. It is now being considered as an alternative source for meeting household energy requirements.
India has the fifth largest coal reserves in the world and holds significant prospects for exploration and exploitation of CBM. According to the Directorate General of Hydrocarbons, the potential CBM resources in the country stand at around 92 trillion cubic feet (TCF) across 12 states.
"We will outsource the entire project and will go for global tendering. Coal India will outsource CBM production to global operators by appointing global Mine Development Operators from Coal India's blocks. We have set the target for producing 1 Million Metric Standard Cubic Meter Per Day (MMSCMD) of CBM by 2023-24," a Coal India executive told ETEnergyworld.
He added that as per Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI) laboratory research, high grade coal with low ash and more carbon content, which is mostly a variety of coking coal, is best suited for CBM production and it is found mainly in areas like Jharia, Bokaro and Raniganj.
ALSO READ: India's thermal coal imports at major ports down by 17 per cent this fiscal
"Damodar valley coalfields currently have the maximum potential for CBM. Jharia coalfields hold reserves of 25 billion cubic metres and Raniganj coal block holds around 3 billion cubic metres of CBM trapped in coal seams," the CIL official said.
Methane released by coal blocks remains trapped in seams and escapes into the atmosphere during the coal mining process. When extracted in concentrated form, it can be used as natural gas that can be transported through pipelines.
"It is more like a value addition in our portfolio, where we will pre-drain the methane gas before beginning the mining process in the coal block. This will ensure mine safety as well as the use of the gas to meet energy requirements," the official said.
Expert says India is yet to fully tap into the opportunity for CBM production given the massive reserves. "Although the program has been there for the past 15 years, the actual production is still in single digits, which is around 2-3 MMSCMD with just 3-4 market players like Reliance Industries Ltd, Essar Oil and Gas, Great Eastern Energy and ONGC," said K Ravichandran, a Senior Vice President at ICRA.
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He said that getting environmental approvals and dealing with local resistance are major challenges for CBM producers. "Unlike conventional oil and gas well, in the case of CBM companies have to drill a lot in wells to produce gas. Also, most of the CBM sites are located in isolated areas in the country, which are not well connected to the national grid, so there are no major markets nearby. Hence, the investments in the sector are lacklustre because of the lack of investment returns," he said.
Ravichandran also said the regulatory approval process needs to be much more simplified, especially on the front of environmental clearance. Also, unless the isolated regions with CBM potential are well connected to the national grid, its market cannot be expanded and therefore pipeline connectivity needs to be completed on a fast-track basis.
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Video Shows Ex-Marine Catching 3-Year-Old Thrown From A Balcony In Tragic Fire That Took The Life Of His Mother
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An ex-marine and former college football player saved a 3 year-old boy, Jameson Long, after he was thrown out of a burning building in which his mother tragically died. 28-year-old Phillip Blanks was filmed catching the boy by an observer in Phoenix, Arizona.
Phillip says that he was passing by when he heard cries of 'fire' and went running to see if he could help. On the balcony of the building was the boy's mother, Rachael, with the youngster in her arms. Realising that she had no other escape route, she threw the boy into the waiting arms of Phillip who caught the boy just before he hit the ground.
In an interview with ABC7, Phillip said:
"He was twirling in the air like a propeller. I just did my best. His head landed perfectly on my elbow. There wasn't much thinking. I just reacted. I just did it. The guy who was there with me — it looked like he wasn't going to catch him. So that's why I stepped in. I just wanted to make a better catch."
Phillip put his save down to being a trained US marine and long experience playing American Football. He added:
"I know how to catch. I've learned how to catch a football. So I'll give some credit to football. I can definitely credit to the Marine Corps for instilling this good training in me to save a life. I don't see myself as a hero. A person trained to do my job is trained to protect people."
He did however lay most of the praise on the boy's mother, who knowing she could not escape made the effort to get to the balcony and drop her boy to safety:
"She's the real hero of the story. Because she made the ultimate sacrifice to save her children."
The video really is shocking, and a testimony to the sheer bravery of Rachael and Phillip in saving the youngster's life.
"I saw another guy was standing there ready to catch the boy, but he didn't look like he was going to do it, so I stepped in front of him"--Phillip Blanks former Kalamazoo Central Wide Receiver https://t.co/Da269ITmms
— Kirk Mason (@KirkMasonWWMT) July 7, 2020
A gofundme page has been set up to assist the Long family through this traumatic time and help them get back on their feet, it has already raised almost $100,000.
Thinking Humanity: Video Shows Ex-Marine Catching 3-Year-Old Thrown From A Balcony In Tragic Fire That Took The Life Of His Mother
An ex-marine and former college football player saved a 3 year-old boy, Jameson Long, after he was thrown out of a burning building in which his mother tragically died. 28-year-old Phillip Blanks was filmed catching the boy by an observer in Phoenix, Arizona. Phillip says that he was passing by when he heard cries of 'fire' and went running to see if he could help. On the balcony of the building was the boy's mother, Rachael, with the youngster in her arms. Realising that she had no other escape route, she threw the boy into the waiting arms of Phillip who caught the boy just before he hit the ground.
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International Draft Prospects
Nike Hoop Summit World Team Player Recap (Part Two)
Mike Schmidt
After a week of practicing, the World Select team wasn't able to gain an edge over Team U.S.A. and ended up losing by a 20 point margin. It has been interesting to examine the progress of each of the prospects and their abilities on the court during the week they spent in Memphis. The world team was much stronger this year than in the past, though this was not reflected in the final outcome of the game. Some final conclusions can be drawn from the week on each of the international prospects who participated in the 2007 Nike Hoop Summit. These observations were made from watching the entire week of practices, scrimmages and the game, live in person.
Alexis Ajinca, 7-1, Forward, France, 5/6/1988
9 points, 4 rebounds 1 steal, 1 block, 4 turnovers, 3/5 FG
Throughout the week, Ajinca was certainly one of the more interesting prospects to observe, though also probably the most frustrating at the same time. On one hand, you have a 7'1" player with a 7'9" wingspan. Freakish athleticism in addition to nice range on his jumper, and a soft hook shot inside make the French big man a potential lottery pick down the road. At the same time, he only weighs 207 pounds and still seems to be adapting to the size of his body. Weak hands led to a lot of turnovers here, and it's a struggle for him to play against anyone with a little bulk who likes to be physical.
During the week in practice, Ajinca looked great at times and horrible during other stretches. In the first couple of practices, he used his length and athleticism inside while throwing down multiple jaw-dropping dunks. With his back to the basket, he struggled with both ball-handling and footwork, but he can make a soft, high arching hook shot when given a little bit of space.
In the practices later in the week, it was often a battle for Ajinca when it came to catching the ball in the paint, and he clearly struggled trying to dribble next to smaller players in the paint. He seemed to become less confident as the week went along, despite some amazing flashes that few people on this planet are physically capable of.
The game on Saturday further emphasized Ajinca's position as a raw project with a great deal of potential. He missed an open look at a three off a pick and roll early in the game, and followed it up by losing the ball out of bounds on a spin move. A flash-cut inside led to a lay-up finish, plus a free throw for the French big man, but that was followed by a turnover when he decided to handle the ball in transition. Ajinca did show his explosive athletic ability on a pick and roll play, where he dunked the ball with authority over Patrick Patterson.
At this point in time, Ajinca appears to be more comfortable playing while facing the basket. He would much rather shoot the three pointer than bang inside, and his hook-shot remains more of a face-up type move since he lacks the footwork to use it in the post. When asked what position he'd like to play in the NBA, Ajinca mentioned that he sees himself as a 3 or 4. If he develops his body, he could become a match-up nightmare at the 5 if you allow him face the basket against slower centers. In regards to playing the 3, there is currently no player in the NBA who plays the small forward position at 7 feet tall or larger, as that just isn't feasible from a defensive standpoint.
From watching the practices and the game, it is obvious to conclude that Ajinca needs more time in Europe to develop his body and translate his natural ability to in-game situations. We can only hope he discovered the American buffet line during his time spent in Memphis, because any bulk will help at this point in time. The development of Alexis Ajinca is certainly worth following, and the potential payoff of some well invested time with the Frenchman could be huge.
Solomon Alabi, 7-0, Center, Nigeria (Florida State)
5 points, 5 rebounds, 3 blocks, 1/8 FG, 3/4 FT
Alabi entered the week as the sole international player with a great deal of experience against the American style of basketball. The 7 footer played high school basketball in the United States over the past two years, and is generally ranked in the top 40 by most recruiting services.
As practice began, it was easy to notice Alabi's potential due to size and athleticism alone. In addition to his height and length, the Nigerian also has a great body for a high schooler as well as freakish vertical leaping ability. As the practices began, it was clear that he will likely take advantage of those features to become a great shot blocker someday. He already shows good instincts in this area, and this will only improve as he becomes more accustomed to help rotations on the defensive end.
Offensively, Alabi displayed a very nice hook shot with his right hand during the first practice, but he used the shot less and less as the week progressed. He instead decided to rely on a face-up jumper the rest of the week, a move that worked ok in some of the practices, but didn't translate to the game.
In the game, Alabi displayed his explosive leaping ability with an aggressive dunk inside, but otherwise struggled throughout the game trying to find his jump shot. He managed to gain 4 free throw attempts by playing inside, but seemed content turning and shooting the rest of the game. Defensively, Alabi displayed his potential as a shot blocker with a rejection on Kevin Love. During the 14 minutes of playing time, he managed to block 3 shots, while showing good leaping ability and anticipation.
Overall, Solomon Alabi remains a raw big man, but with very good potential. He must improve his left hand on the offensive end, as well as develop footwork on the low block. At Florida State, his shot blocking will be noticed from the day he puts on his uniform, but the number of years he goes to college will totally depend on his rate of development on the other end of the floor.
Nihad Djedovic, 6-6, Shooting Guard, Bosnia, 1/12/1990
1 point, 2 rebounds, 0/6 FG, 1/2 FT
During the week in Memphis as a whole, Djedovic was one of the more interesting players to watch. As a 17 year old, Djedovic already has great size for a 2 guard, and a nicely developed body. Known as a shooter, it was clear that he has nice potential for the future, but a lot to learn before reaching it.
From the day he stepped onto the practice court at the FedEx Forum, it was clear that Djedovic can be labeled a sniper on the offensive end. He was lights out from 3 in many of the practices, using good elevation and a consistent stroke to knock down the long range shots. For a 17 year old, he has a pretty good fundamental understanding of how to move off screens in order to create the space for an open look.
The biggest problem for Djedovic was noticeable from the first World Select team scrimmage. As a young player, he has very little understanding of how to score within the flow of the game. Rather than waiting for an open look, Djedovic will often force up a long range shot when he becomes impatient with the offense. In addition, the Bosnian has good footwork going to the basket, but seems to be average in terms of his first step and ball-handling skills.
In the game, Djedovic struggled to get any of his looks to fall, and appeared to be bothered by the athleticism fielded by Team USA. The first time he touched the ball, he made a nice move to his left and stepped through a double team, but the ball rolled off the edge of the rim. Later on, he repeated this same move and was able to draw contact and get to the free throw line. During the rest of the game, Djedovic tried to play the shooter role, but his shot just wasn't falling.
A few weakness will limit the potential of Djedovic at this point, though he has plenty of time to work on his game before thinking about the NBA. From a standstill, he cannot create his own shot, instead needing space and a good pass to be able to make a slashing move. As a shooter, Djedovic appears to change his form when closely guarded, but this weakness may correct itself as he becomes more accustomed to playing against athletic players in real game situations. Defense also limits the upside of Djedovic, who struggles to stay with quicker guards on the perimeter.
As the youngest player to get significant minutes in the game, Nihad Djedovic looks like he could potentially make the NBA as a shooting specialist down the road. He must spend the next few years gaining experience against top-level European competition (like he already is right now) as well as working on shot selection and defense.
Emir Preldzic, 6-9, Forward, Slovenia, 9/6/1987
7 points, 3 assists, 2 rebounds, 2 turnovers, 2/6 FG,1/4 3PFG, 2/2FT
As a semi-experienced Adriatic League player, Preldzic displayed some interesting skills that make him a potential candidate to be drafted in the future. He possesses good size and length for the small forward position, but has a fairly skinny frame, and seems to be an average athlete. In the practices, Preldzic seemed to be very streaky with his jumper. Sometimes he appeared to be a great shooter, but then he would miss about 10 shots in a row that would leave you wondering how he just knocked down his previous 6.
Off the dribble, Preldzic has the ability to get to the basket when going right, but struggles to finish when forced to go against more athletic players. He generally likes to use his off arm to create extra space, which leads to a good number of offensive foul calls against the Slovenian forward. When attempting to go left, he seems to lack both the ball-handling and finishing ability necessary to reach the rim.
In scrimmage situations, Preldzic showed a nice feel for the game, on both ends of the floor. A lot of younger players forced the issue on the court, but for Emir Preldzic, basketball seems to come easy. Defensively, he struggled to stay with Nicolas Batum one on one, but he played help defense with great effort and fundamentals.
Preldzic spent much of the game on Saturday on the bench while struggling with his perimeter shot during the time spent on the floor. His first two points of the game were scored at the basket, where he managed to slip into the open spot in the paint. From behind the three point line, most of the looks Preldzic received were guarded catch and shoot opportunities. On the one occasion he tried to shoot the long range shot off the dribble, but his accuracy seemed to suffer even more.
Overall, Preldzic has the toughness and basketball IQ you like to see in a young player, but his streaky shooting and skinny frame have to raise some concerns. As the second oldest prospect on this year's international team, Preldzic could potentially attempt to test his NBA draft stock next year before he becomes automatically eligible in 2009. At this point, Emir Preldzic seems like the type of player an NBA team would take in the late second round and leave in Europe for some years (maybe all) of development, but he's been a bit of a late bloomer, so we'll need to see what kind of trajectory his career heads in from this point on.
Aleksandar Ugrinoski, 6-3, Point Guard, Croatia, 5/7/1988
2 assists, 2 turnovers, 10 minutes
Ugrinoski seemed to be an interesting prospect from the very first practice, mainly due to his physical characteristics. He measured out at at 6'2.75" with a solid 6'6" wingspan. The Croatian point guard also displayed good quickness off the dribble in practices, with the ability to accelerate in the lane while drawing extra defenders. More maturity will be needed in order for Ugrinoski to effectively run an offense, but he can occasionally find the open player on the drive.
As a scorer, Ugrinoski can make some crafty finishes near the basket, but has the tendency to drive recklessly into traffic. To best utilize his abilities into the paint, developing some type of mid-range move, like a floater or pull-up jumper would go a long way. It appears that the proper mechanics are in place for Ugrinoski to become a threat from behind the three point line, but consistency was his main problem in this area throughout the week.
In the Saturday game, Ugrinoski only logged 10 minutes of playing time, and didn't receive the chance to contribute as a scorer. He made a nice read off the pick and roll for one of his assists, but this was really the only play he created throughout the game. On a transition play, Ugrinoski made a poor pass, resulting in one of his two turnovers in 10 minutes of playing time.
Aleksandar Ugrinoski has some nice tools to work with physically in addition to raw slashing abilities. Further experience running a team in Europe will help him develop more into a floor general. It is much too early at this point to start talking NBA for Ugrinoski, but the proper developmental path could certainly place him on the radar of NBA decision makers a few years down the road.
Chen Jianghua, 6-2, Guard, China, 3/21/1989
0 points, 1 rebound, 2 turnovers, 9 minutes
After the New York Times featured him in an article back in 2003, much has been written about Chinese guard Chen Jianghua. Expectations were high for him entering the Hoop Summit, but he struggled to adjust to his teammates and the style of play, and ended up spending most of the game sitting on the bench.
Physically, Chen possesses good quickness and well developed leg muscles, though his upper body is physically weak. The quickness off the dribble allows him to get to the basket with success, but his lack of strength limits his ability to finish inside. In the practices, he displayed very nice shooting form, though he usually only shoots when he's open. To become an effective shooter when contested, the Chinese guard must learn to elevate higher.
Jianghua appears to be more of a scoring guard than a point guard right now, and he lacks the point guard instincts that would compliment his quickness so well. During the practices, he did make a few nice dump-off passes on the way to the basket, but these were few and far between over the course of the week.
During his 9 minutes of playing time, Chen really struggled with the speed of the game. The two passes he attempted were both intercepted by the more athletic defenders on Team USA. Offensively, he took a baseline jumper that nearly went in, and a reverse lay-up from under the basket that rolled off the front of the rim.
Though Chen Jianghua struggled throughout his entire week in Memphis, he arrived from China without any rest after the conclusion of his season, and the attempted adjustment to a new language, lifestyle, and style of play must have been difficult. Chen has the quickness and shooting ability to become a good player down the road, but further development of point guard abilities will need to be a key area of emphasis.
Ryan Richards, 6-10, Power Forward/Center, London, 4/19/1991
1 rebound, 0 points, 0/2 FG, 3 minutes
Richards was a late addition to the team, as he was brought over from his team in Spain to be a practice player. The 15 year old so well throughout the week in practice that the coaching staff decided to give him a jersey and suit him up for the game.
Throughout the week in practice, Richards displayed a fantastic set of all-around skills for a 15 year old. On the perimeter, he handles the ball comfortably, and can shoot the jumper all the way out to 17 feet. On the low block, Richards has footwork advanced far beyond his years. Though the lefty finishes well with his strong hand on the low block, he rarely makes on moves to the right side of the basket.
Physically, Richards already has the size for a low post player in the NBA and will likely shoot up at least a few more inches in the 4 years before he becomes eligible for the draft. The big man from London also has an excellent frame for a 15 year-old, and will likely develop more strength and athleticism in the coming years.
Though his only playing time was an afterthought to the game, Richards logged 3 minutes, becoming the youngest player ever to participate in the annual game. After making his way onto the floor, he missed a spot-up jumper and followed it up with a missed jump hook from the left block on the ensuing possession.
Richards currently plays with Gran Canaria in Spain, which will be a nice place for him to develop in the coming years. He already has the size and natural ability to become a very good basketball player. If he continues his current rate of development, Ryan Richards has the makings of a potential lottery pick in the distant future.
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CHRISTIE RAMPONE
She is an American professional soccer defender. She is the former captain of the United States women's national soccer team. Pearce is a 3-time Olympic gold medalist, and also a 2-time FIFA Women's World Cup champion. Pearce has played in five FIFA Women's World Cup finals and four Olympics women's football tournaments. She is a 1999 and 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup champion, and a three-time gold medalist having won championship titles at the 2004 Athens Olympics, 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2012 London Olympics. She has finished no lower than third place in each of the World Cup or Olympic tournaments in which she has competed. Pearce played in the W-League from 1997 through 1998. She played in two American professional leagues the entire time they were in operation; from 2001 through 2003 in the WUSA and from 2009 through 2011 in the WPS. In 2009, while playing for Sky Blue FC, she simultaneously served as coach of the club while winning the 2009 Women's Professional Soccer Playoffs, and was named WPS Sportswoman of the Year. Pearce was the oldest player to appear in a FIFA Women's World Cup game (at age 40) until Formiga competed in the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup at the age of 41. With 311 caps, Pearce is also the second-most capped player, male or female, in U.S. and world history, after Kristine Lilly. Pearce played for Central Jersey Splash and New Jersey Lady Stallions, in 1997 and 1998 respectively, of the W-League. In 2001, she was selected as a member of New York Power, a professional soccer team in Women's United Soccer Association. In the first year, Christie played every minute of the first 18 games until tearing her anterior cruciate ligament, sidelining her for the rest of the season. In 2002, Christie bounced back to play in 1699 minutes over 19 games, and another 18 games in 2003 in addition to her national team duties. Shortly after concluding its third season, the WUSA suspended all operations. In anticipation of an eventual relaunch, WUSA preserved its rights in the team names, logos and similar properties. The next attempt at women's professional soccer in the United States kicked off in 2008 under the name of Women's Professional Soccer. On September 16, 2008, the initial WPS player allocation was conducted and Pearce was chosen as captain for New Jersey's Sky Blue FC with fellow US Women's National Team players Heather O'Reilly and Natasha Kai. In its inaugural season, Pearce and Sky Blue FC struggled, including the suspension of their first head coach Ian Sawyers and the resignation of his successor, Kelly Lindsey. In July 2009, the Sky Blue organization announced that Pearce would serve as the caretaker coach, in addition to her playing duties, for the remainder of the WPS season. After taking on the position as head coach, the third in one season for Sky Blue FC, Pearce took her team on to win the 2009 Women's Professional Soccer Playoffs. It was later revealed she was almost three months pregnant with her second child at the time of the match. One week later, she was named WPS Sportswoman of the Year. She remained with Sky Blue in a playing role for 2010 before switching to magicJack ahead of the 2011 Women's Professional Soccer. On January 11, 2013 Pearce was one of three members from the United States women's national team that was allocated to the new NWSL club Sky Blue FC, along with Jillian Loyden and Kelley O'Hara.


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Crystal Palace star targets revenge against Manchester United after heavy defeat at Old Trafford
Eagles midfielder relishing the chance to take on Jose Mourinho's men at Selhurst Park
Crystal Palace midfielder Jairo Riedewald believes the Eagles can cause Manchester United problems at Selhurst Park this evening (Monday).
The Eagles host the Red Devils at Selhurst Park in a vital Premier League encounter, with both sides in need of the points for different reasons, with Palace in a battle to avoid relegation while United are looking to continue their quest for a top four spot.
But Riedewald reckons the Eagles can avenge a 4-0 defeat at Old Trafford back in September, which was Palace's seventh straight defeat of the season and left Roy Hodgson's men bottom of the table without a point or a goal after two months of the campaign.
Manchester United thrashed Crystal Palace 4-0 at Old Trafford in September. (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)
They are in a better position now, but are still not clear of the relegation zone, and Riedewald is eyeing a confidence-boosting result against United.
"It was a heavy defeat [in September]," he told the club website.
"If you go to Old Trafford you know it's going to be a difficult game.
"We are looking for revenge in our own stadium, in front of our own fans. We need the win for the confidence and the club. I'm looking forward to the game.
"It will be difficult, but we're a very organised team and we don't leave much space when we play at home with our own fans behind us.
How Crystal Palace manager's vision and positive vibes have boosted Eagles star
"It's difficult to play against us because of that organisation, the lack of space and on the counter attack we can do some damage to the opponent.
"Everybody knows the Premier League. It's the best league in the world and when you play here you get the chance to take on some really big teams and that's why I wanted to come to the Premier League, to play these type of games: Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea. I'm looking forward to this game."


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ANCHORS AWAY, AS BLOOMBERG'S FAMILIARITY BREEDS CONTEMPT – MARKET BELIEVES CERTAIN RUSAL SHAREHOLDERS WANT TO CASH OUT
In just a few hours this week, Rusal's share price collapsed as a Bloomberg report confirmed what the stock markets have been suspecting for some time now – one of Rusal's anchor shareholders might need cash so badly, he wants to sell his shares. According to Bloomberg, the requirement for quick cash comes to between $1.5 billion and $2 billion. That represents a sell-off of between 7% and 10% of Rusal's 1.5 billion shares. On this news, published on Monday and Tuesday, the share price lost more than 10% of its value, dropping below last year's IPO price of HK$10.80 to the lowest level this year.
This is how the damage materialized in the share trading on June 6:
Is the seller the Libyan Investment Authority and the Qaddafi family, whose secret stake of 217 million shares, for which they paid $302 million, was confirmed two weeks ago. Was it Nathaniel Rothschild (initial outlay $100 million for 72 million shares), John Paulson ($100 million for another 72 million shares), and Robert Kuok ($20 million for 14 million shares)? Or was it Oleg Deripaska and the syndicate of his silent creditors and co-stakeholders, who hold between them 48% of the company's shares?
Bloomberg refers to this lot and the sources for the sell-off story as "two people familiar with the matter". The original Bloomberg report of June 6 has now disappeared from view. The next day, Bloomberg said, "the stock dropped as much as 1.7 percent yesterday after two people familiar with the matter said Rusal may sell new shares equating to a stake of 7 percent to 10 percent, for a value of about [US]$1.5 billion to $2 billion. Rusal's shares listed in Hong Kong slumped as much as 4.6 percent to HK$10.80 today. Investors expect the company to offer "a solid discount" if the offering goes ahead, Marat Gabitov, an equity analyst at Unicredit SpA in Moscow, said in an e-mailed report today. While the valuation range implies a discount of as much as 6 percent, investors could demand a higher one at the actual placement, Gabitov said."
In the Moscow daily report from Unicredit on June 7, Gabitov claimed the share sale was intended to reduce Rusal's hefty debts. "The proceeds," he said of the secondary share placement (SPO), "would go to reduce net debt, which we would estimate at USD 9.4-9.9bn post-SPO or 2.9-3.0X 2011E EBITDA, as the company reportedly seeks to revive its M&A capability. As one would expect, the stock fell 4% overnight on the news to USD 1.40 [HK$10.92], as investors started to price in their expectations for the solid discount the company would have to offer at a potential placement. We note that although the valuation range implied by the news suggests a further discount of as much as 6%, investors could demand a yet higher discount at the actual placement."
The Italian bank Unicredit is one of Rusal's international creditors according to the IPO prospectus, with $307 million of exposure. According to Gabitov, Unicredit's assessment is that "UC Rusal does not need to raise equity financing to reduce debt – although its current net debt stands at USD 11.4bn or 3.5X 2011E EBITDA, its finance costs should drop significantly following a series of loan refinancings that are due to be completed by September. UC Rusal's head of capital markets, Oleg Mukhamedshin, said last week that the company could pay interim dividends as soon as in 3Q11, which seems to support our view that the current degree of leverage is comfortable for the company."
To put a stock-price supportive rationale on the news, Gabitov theorized that "an attractive M&A opportunity could be the only reason for UC Rusal to pursue a potential new share sale, and we see [Alisher Usmanov's] Metalloinvest as the likely target. The two companies created a strategic alliance to oppose Vladimir Potanin and Norilsk Nickel's management in Norilsk Nickel's board, while Metalloinvest has reportedly been ready to merge with a larger miner for a couple of years, with Kazakhmys and Norilsk Nickel previously mentioned as potential partners."
Noone else has come up with the idea that Deripaska might be thinking of doing Usmanov a favour – and even if he were, $2 billion is well short of Usmanov's minimum selling price. So why was an impeccably credible Rusal placement notice made on the Bloomberg wire?
Bloomberg invented the idea of blind sourcing for market manipulative and share price advertisements, starting in the runup to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing of Rusal in January of 2010. The more exaggerated the Rusal pitch, the more blind sources Bloomberg created for its published claims. These sources are called "people familiar with the matter". They range from the exiguous "one person familiar with the matter" to the extreme "three persons familiar with the matter".
Until this week. For the first time, the two Bloomberg sources familiar with this particular matter at Rusal have triggered a collapse of confidence in the company. The result is that Rusal was obliged to issue this statement on June 8:
"In response to recent press speculation, UC RUSAL wishes to clarify that the Board of Directors of the Company has not discussed any equity capital raising.
The Company has successfully reduced leverage ahead of schedule through strong cashflow generation and is in the process of discussing a debt refinancing facility with its banking syndicate. The proposed refinancing facility does not require any issuance of equity or sale of assets as a condition precedent."
Supposing then that Rusal is telling the truth on June 8, just as it was on June 6, and that the international banking syndicate is not about to sell shares acquired during the IPO, or oblige the company to reduce its debt before the refinancing – why then did Rusal intend to announce the selloff? Among Deripaska's erstwhile partners on the board of directors, chairman Viktor Vekselberg (with 16% of Rusal's shares co-owned with Len Blavatnik) claims he isn't selling, while Mikhail Prokhorov (17%) hinted that he might, but then Prokohorov often says such things if he can get his price. Glencore is almost certainly not ready to risk the profitability of its aluminium trading arrangement with Rusal by reducing its 8% shareholding in the company. So, as Rusal's announcement claims, there is no need for the board of directors to formally consider or decide anything. That leaves open what Deripaska is thinking of doing on his own account.
Renaissance Capital has concluded that Rusal's denial is less than credible, and that there remains a share overhang, because somebody wants to sell up to 150 million shares, and soon. According to RenCap analyst Andrew Jones, "we do not believe RUSAL needs to raise equity capital, due to its recent and proposed refinancing of short-dated and restrictive debt. However, given its rising cost base and high interest payments, we no longer expect deleveraging to continue as quickly as we had originally thought. As a result, we still believe the perceived overhang is likely to cap short-term upside until a cyclical upswing in cyclical names in 3Q11 can reverse momentum, or unless the proposed $3-5bn debt refinancing is completed as intended in 3Q11."
That's a lot of ifs – and a reflection of negative market sentiment towards Rusal's financial future. Secret US State Department cables also corroborate the market speculation that Deripaska himself needs to raise cash for settlement of overdue personal debts. According to one classified State Department document, "Rusal serves as a good illustration of the GOR's [Government of Russia's] and major Russian corporations' current approach to surviving in a globalized economy. Instead of sincere attempts to modernize and reform companies into efficient, transparent corporations, the goal is to restructure and extend debt, buying time until commodity prices rise and inefficiencies become less important."
by John Helmer - Thursday, June 9th, 2011
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Opened in 1887, this was the first great house out worship in America built by Jews from Eastern Europe. After falling into terrible disrepair in the mid 20th Century, the building has been meticulously restored and now is listed on the National Historic Registry. It is now a museum rather than a house of worship.
Please Note; there is an admission fee of $14 for adults, $10 for seniors and students. American Association of Museums membership is accepted.
Please RSVP directly to Raylie Dunkel at raylie@verizon.net Looking for us? Call/text Raylie at 201-978-6387. There is plenty of seating so no need to bring a stool. You can use wet media as long as it is done with respect for the historic interior.
Bring lunch or buy soup or dumplings in one of the many small Chinese outlets along the street.


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"One day I will be back", he said just eleven months ago. Who knows if Diego Pablo Simeone imagined that that day would be so soon.
Tonight the doors of the Giuseppe Meazza in San Siro will open before him to host his team for the first leg of the Champions League round-of-16 against AC Milan. His team, however, isn't Inter, the side he promised he would be back to coach one day, its Atletico Madrid.
Los Colchoneros have been thriving for years, despite Real Madrid's and Barcelona's attempts to turn La Liga into a duopoly. Atlético have been the "odd team out", the annoying mother-in-law meddling with the two squabbling spouses, who have been feeding off of each other's hate forever.
The true miracle, however, is what the Argentine trainer is doing this season, making his team a true, credible contender to the Liga title.
Yet, those of you who saw him play will not be surprised, as his team simply resembles the player he used to be. A player who grew up between Argentina, Italy and Spain, and who always left his (positive) mark, wherever he went.
From a technical standpoint, Simeone was a gritty defensive midfielder, with good technical skills and a great ability to score important goals, thanks to his perfect timing and strength. In a Q&A session with FIFA.com, he defined himself as "perseverant", and believed that his biggest asset was that of "being aware of his strengths and weaknesses, so as to show the former and conceal and improve the latter." What made him stand out of the bunch, though, was his mental toughness. His charisma together with his leadership skills, allowed him to have an unusually fast transition from player to coach.
A 17-year-old Simeone started off his career at Velez Sarsfield, one of the many local teams of Buenos Aires, his hometown. His parents did what they could to allow their son to express his talents in sports: his dad was a door-to-door sales representative for a heaters company, whilst his mom was a hairdresser.
If these seems like the typical story of a humble family, raising a champion who will change the fate of his folks forever. Well, it is.
His talent was crystal clear since day one, as well as his hunger for success. After only a couple of years in professional football, he receives the "once in a lifetime call", that would change his life, as well as his career.
In less than half the time of a football game, young Simeone has to answer a "Who wants to be a Millionaire" kind of question, only he had no help option from home.
He was walking nervously around the apartment, when he found the answer he was looking for. He stares at the wall and spots a picture of Claudio Caniggia, wearing two colors Diego would soon fall in love with: the black and blue striped jersey of Atalanta, the same colors of Pisa.
Whether this was just a coincidence, who knows and who cares, Diego Simeone was off to Italy, to start his career in European football.
After his first PR lesson, Simeone is ready for Serie A – well almost, as "nobody told me that the Argentine winter corresponded to the Italian summer!", so he landed with a wool jumper, jacket and scarf under a 30°C sun. It was the first and the last time that Simeone would be unprepared in his career.
His first season was unlucky, as the Tuscans were relegated, and after failing to go back up, Simeone was sold to Sevilla in Spain, despite 55 games and 6 goals between Serie A and Serie B. But at that point, his career had already taken off for good.
The Andalusian club was just an intermediate stage that brought him to Atlético Madrid as a player in 1994, for three successful seasons, in which he would start planting the seeds of his future comeback as a coach. In 1995-96, in fact, he led his team to an unprecedented national double, including a league victory in a 22-team Liga tournament, beating Valencia's dream team. It was Simeone's most prolific season: 12 goals in 37 matches, numbers worthy of a decent striker.
At the time though, La Liga wasn't the best league a player could dream of. Serie A was, and Simeone accepted Massimo Moratti's offer to become the leader of Inter's midfield, and wear the most noble nerazzurri colors. He joined a team that was a mix of old foxes- Bergomi, Pagliuca, Berti-, great players at their peak- Djorkaeff, Zamorano, Moriero, Winter-, and young, rising stars- Zanetti, Kanu, Recoba-, built around the brightest stars of all: Ronaldo, il fenomeno.
In Milan, Simeone feels the pressure of playing in a club with high expectations, which hasn't won a title in nine years. But he had won with Atletico after a 19 years drought, so he knows what he's doing. After a slow start and a few boos from the stands, he has his breakout game in the Milan derby where together with Ronaldo he leads the team to a 2-2 draw.
After a successful first campaign, the second year was disastrous. The team wasn't performing at all, despite Roberto Baggio's addition. And the first problems between Simeone and the club arose. It all happened amid a void of power in the team, since three different coaches Simoni, Lucescu and Castellini were sacked by the impatient owner, before the fourth, Roy Hodgson, managed the team untill the end of the season.
Overall, in two years at Inter Milan he won a UEFA Cup and lost a Serie A title in 1998 against Luciano Moggi's Juve. He left the Milanese club in 1999, as part of the record-breaking deal between Lazio and Inter for Christian "Bobo" Vieri. He would join Lazio, much to the disguntlement of many Inter fans who had seen him fight for the colors in an unprecedented way.
When he lands in Rome, Lazio had just lost the Scudetto despite once having an eight point lead over AC Milan. It would have been the first Scudetto since 1973-74. Instead of breaking down, however, the team reacts and thanks to Simeone's winning header in the clash with Juventus , Lazio manage to win their second Serie A title in their history.
As he did with Atlético, Simeone would complete the national double by winning the Coppa Italia against Inter, in the game that made the headlines due to Ronaldo's tears after his first terrible knee injury.
After succes with Lazio, Diego Simeone would end his career with a second spell in Madrid and then in Argentina, for Racing de Avellaneda, where he would start his training career immediately after he hang up his boots.
Simeone's football life revolved around just a few important clubs and colors, and there's not a single one of his former fans who wouldn't dedicate a standing ovation to him if they were to meet him as an opponent. This is probably the best indicator of the type of player he once was, and the man he still is: loved by many, respected by all.
If Velez represented the beginning, the ones with Atlético and Lazio were his longest and most successful stories. During an interview, los rojiblancos and the biancocelesti were defined by the reporter as "the teams of his heart." Simeone stopped him and said, "Don't forget Inter!". The truth is, the nerazzurri represent an unfinished business to Simeone: two years weren't enough, and that's why he is to be believed if he says he will be back.
In the meantime, Simeone, welcome back home and enjoy your derby.
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