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Oak Hill's Persin wins 700th game
By CRAIG MERZ - Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — It's good times for the for the basketball programs at Upper Sandusky as the boys and girls teams are a combined 29-0 and highly ranked in the latest Associated Press polls.
In fact, the boys are No. 1 in Division II after the Rams (14-0) defeated Carey 85-56 on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the girls improved to 15-0 with a 69-41 over Ridgedale on Saturday and are 10th in Division II.
The girls' win gave Rams coach Brent Fahle his 100th career victory in his eighth season.
Elsewhere in the state:
Norm Persin won his 700th game when the Oak Hill Oaks beat McDermott Northwest 74-28 on Friday. Persin is now 700-198 for his career, which also includes coaching Chesapeake. His 2009 Oak Hill team beat Kalida 48-43 in double overtime to win the Division IV state championship, and he was inducted into the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches' Hall of Fame last April 23. Persin has also been named the National Coach of the Year by the National Federation of State High School Associations. . Arlington's Whitney Dodds scored 14 points in a 98-35 win over Upper Scioto Valley and became the Red Devils' second player to eclipse the 1,000-point milestone this season. Senior center Sierra Nichols scored her 1,000th point in December for Arlington (13-2), ranked No. 7 among Division IV schools.
With a 22-point effort Saturday in a win over Columbus Academy, Worthington Christian senior Bridgette Rettstatt surpassed Karah Walton's career school scoring record. Rettstatt now stands at 1,513 points. . Derek Jay passed two members of the University of Dayton Athletic Hall of Fame to become St. Marys Memorial's all-time leading scorer on Saturday during a 55-50 win against McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley. Jay first passed Damon Goodwin, a member of the Flyers' Elite Eight team in 1985 and the current men's basketball coach at Capital University, for second place and then scored a bucket to reach 21 points to pass Mark Ashman for first place. Jay now has 1,195 career points.
Mineral Ridge beat North Jackson Jackson-Milton 91-78 on Friday with the help of 16 3-pointers. Jackson-Milton led 42-31 at halftime, but Mineral Ridge outscored the Blue Jays 60-36 in the final 16 minutes. Daniel Breedlove, who had eight 3-pointers, had 26 points for the Rams, while Christian DiRando led Mineral Ridge with 31. . Jackson-Milton senior Noah Laster had a career-high 35 points and 18 rebounds in Saturday's loss to East Palestine. Laster averages 20 points and 16 rebounds and had 22 points and 22 rebounds in Friday's loss to Mineral Ridge. . Bluffton's Alivia Koenig is just a sophomore but she has already amassed 100 3-pointers in her prep career. Koenig knocked down four treys and scored 25 points in Saturday's 57-34 win over Pandora-Gilboa. Karli Bonar, now a junior guard for the University of Findlay, owns the state record with 350 3-pointers. . Columbus Grove's Paige Bellman had 28 points, 17 rebounds and seven blocked shots in a 75-46 win over Miller City. . Beloit West Branch (13-2) has won 11 games in a row, including handing defending D-IV state champion Waterford its only loss this season, 38-35, at the Classic in the Country in Berlin, Ohio.
Ottoville's girls team has three losses — to No. 1-ranked (Division II) Ottawa-Glandorf; No. 9-ranked Columbus Grove (Division III) and a 10-win but unranked Division II Lima Bath. But the Big Green have taken down some elite teams as wells, beating No. 7-ranked Arlington (D-IV), No. 8-ranked Haviland Wayne Trace (D-IV) and on Saturday, knocking off then top-ranked in Division IV Minster, 49-46. Ottoville, ranked No. 6 in Division IV, is 12-3. . Minster, coming off the loss to Ottoville, continues a tough stretch. Minster faces Versailles (15-2), No. 3 in Division III, on Thursday with sole possession of first place in the Midwest Athletic Conference on the line and then hosts Russia (13-3), tenth in Division IV, on Saturday.
By CRAIG MERZ
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Patience is truly a virtue during these holidays, isn't it? Let me tell you a quick story about my day yesterday, and see if you can relate. I was out running errands and was near the mall area when I finished, so I thought I'd get in a bit of quick shopping at Best Buy before heading home. Yes, I said, "quick"! Funny, right? Most of you have probably been to Best Buy — I hope not yesterday! — so maybe you can imagine this in your mind.
The first line I had to wait in was for getting a parking space. I grabbed a cart, but you could barely get around with it in the store because there were so many people. I did manage to get my items relatively quickly, but now the real test of patience was coming: check out! They had a long line, with arrows taped to the floor winding you through the whole appliance section. And that was just the line to get you in line! When you finally got to the head of that line, there was an usher of sorts who would put you in one of the register lines.
Here's the clincher: I was shopping with a couple of coupons I received in the mail this week, one for a bigger item, and the other for music CD's or videos. Well, when I finally get to the register, I'm informed of the fine print at the bottom that tells me I can only use one coupon per purchase. Now what am I supposed to do?! Put one of the items away and come back to stand in line again to use the other coupon? No way! That was when I lost my patience. It was difficult for me to hide my frustration at that point. I hope my "Happy Holiday!" to the manager as I left didn't seem too insincere.
Well, can you relate? Having the patience to wait in the long lines, to get parking, to navigate the traffic — it's really a virtue. And it is especially difficult to wait when we are so busy getting ready for, and attending, all the extra holiday activities: concerts, caroling, cookie baking; programs for the kids, parties at work. Here at church, we also have the chore of being patient to observe Advent, waiting to sing the Christmas carols that we've been hearing everywhere else in our culture which doesn't observe Advent. And then there's this whole business about giving and receiving gifts. As we get closer and closer to Christmas, our kids get less and less patient to open their gifts. And sometimes we even have a hard time waiting to have our gifts opened. We can't wait to see their reaction. Yes, patience is truly a virtue to pray for during this Advent season.
But hold on! What was that in our second lesson? It's not talking about our patience. It's talking about God's patience. The really Good News of the Advent season is that two thousand years have passed since that first Christmas — since the Prince of Peace came into this world showing us how to be true sons and daughters of God by being peacemakers — and God has still not lost patience with us for not becoming those true sons and daughters, for not becoming true disciples of God's Messiah, the Son of God. We can be very thankful for God's patience with us.
It's pretty remarkable, when you think about it, really. Already at Jesus own day, at the time of he and John the Baptist, God had already been awfully patient with God's chosen people. With Abraham, God had already gotten us started on the road away from sacred violence. When Abraham was about to sacrifice his son Isaac, God intervened and said, 'Stop! Here's a ram instead. Don't do that anymore!' We still weren't ready to believe that God didn't want us to kill in his name. Abraham is almost another two thousand years ago — four thousand years of God's patience with his people!
And even when God's people of Israel, our descendants as people of God, were freed from slavery, we had another chance to live by the gracious law of the Ten Commandments and stop killing even animals in God's name. But we still weren't ready. The killing went on for more than another thousand years, despite prophet after prophet who said that God didn't want that. "I want mercy, not sacrifice," said God through the prophet Hosea (6:6), and Jesus repeated that message.
Have we God's people in Jesus Christ been any better? The Crusades is often a good place to start when we are trying to be honest with ourselves. They are far enough away from us now that it seems a safer place to start. We Christians found the Muslims occupying the Holy Land to be desecrating it, so we did what? We went to kill them in the name of Christ!
O.K. Let's get a little closer. When we Christians came to this continent, we found the natives to still be doing ritual sacrifice, bloodletting in the names of their false gods. Some of the native people, like the Aztecs, were still knee deep in the blood of human sacrifice. So what did we do about it? We killed them in the name of our God! We used their supposed paganism as an excuse to kill them, neglect them, and to forcefully push them off the land that we true believers wanted. The question we have to ask ourselves, of course, is that, when we kill them in the name of our God, are we any less pagans? Are we any less true to the God of Abraham and Sarah, Moses and Miriam, Jesus and Mary?
Let's get even closer to home. A little over a year ago some Muslim extremists killed two thousand innocent people, some of them Muslim themselves, by flying planes into buildings. They did so in the name of their god. Now, when we head out to kill them, to use force in stopping them, what god are we killing them in the name of? Two thousand years have passed, and we need to ask ourselves: have we yet to truly comprehend the true God which Jesus came to show us? When Jesus himself was killed in the name of God as a blasphemer, did he recommend revenge in the name of his God? Or was the whole point that his God was, in fact, their God, the God of their ancestors, the God of all our ancestors, because he's the God who created all of us? So we might ask ourselves: Did Jesus forgive those who killed in the name of God so that we could be forgiven for all the subsequent times that we vengefully kill in the name of God? Or did he forgive those who killed in the name of God so that they could begin to repent and stop killing period?
The Good News, I think, is that it is both. Obviously, those of us who claim the true God — Jews, Muslims, and Christians alike — obviously, we still aren't quite ready to stop killing, so we can give thanks that God is so incredibly patient with us. Peter writes: "The Lord is not slow about his promise, as some think of slowness, but is patient with you, not wanting any to perish, but all to come to repentance." Two thousand more years God has patiently waited for us to repent! That's patient!
Let me very briefly put this matter in another way that goes literally close to home — in our homes, in fact. We began by talking about the patience we need during this season of Advent, this season of getting ready in our culture for Christmas. And we can ask: why are we thankful for God's patience? Because we know from our own experience what happens when we lose patience. For us, the opposite of keeping our patience is losing our temper, isn't it? Or should I say loosing our temper, letting it loose? When we lose our patience, we generally find our anger. And the anger can so often turn into violence unleashed in our homes, at those we love the most. We are all too familiar, on a daily basis, with the pattern of losing our patience, finding our anger, and lashing out in violence to hurt one another.
And so we have generally projected that same pattern onto God. Even John the Baptist still represented the kind of prophet proclaiming a God whose way was to lose his patience and someday unleash his anger. But John the Baptist also came to proclaim readiness for a new way of God to pioneered by the one to come after him, God's anointed one.
After the patience of a couple thousand years, God finally gave the gift of a Son who would truly reflect the true God's glory, a glory not of our way, the way of anger unleashed on our enemies, but the way of Christ, the way of submitting to our anger and violence so that he could show us the true and ultimate power of peace in this world, the power of a forgiving and loving presence with us in the face of our anger and violence.
In a sense, we can give thanks that God did lose his patience in at least one respect: God let us open our Christmas present early, because, even after two thousand years, we still haven't proved worthy of it. We still kill in the name of our false gods in order to justify our loss of patience, our anger let loose on our enemies. Yet the whole point of the Good News in Jesus Christ is precisely that God's way of losing patience is completely different than our way of losing patience. God has lost patience by giving the gift of divine forgiveness early — even before we have truly repented of the way of losing patience. God has given us the gift of forgiveness in order that we might repent, in order that we might come to see and be embraced by a different way, a Holy Spirit, the way of loving forgiveness.


The magical island of Kefalonia - also known as Cephalonia - is one of Greece's most beautiful Islands.
Every year, tens of thousands of tourists from all around the world visit its shores to experience some much needed sun – but the reason that so many come back over and over again, is the beauty.
Kefalonia is one of the most beautiful islands in the world.
Stunning pearly blue sea, vividly green fields and lush green fir-capped mountains reach high up into the clear sunny sky.
From its capital Argostoli, sitting on a large southern bay, to Skala in the southeast and Sami on the east coast, the island's towns owe their modern look to that 1953 earthquake.
Fiskardo in the north, was relatively untouched, and has a little more history.
Reborn from the ruins with new buildings and a new style that is wonderful, especially when complimented by the beautiful weather and clear blue sea that encompass the island.
Kefalonia is a large island and despite its growing tourist industry, it never seems crowded.
No island in Greece offers the same feeling as Kefalonia and no matter how close they may lie; Kefalonia stands alone as a unique holiday experience.
Myrtos, the most famous and pictursque beach in Europe. A must, stop and savour the maginificent views to your heart's content.
Argostoli the capital stands across an inlet, its two parts connected by the Draponi Causeway, semi-sunken bridge. Argostoli has museums (of history, archaeology, folklore). Plenty of shops , tavernas & coffee shops , something for everyone.


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This page is dedicated to the oddball movies of the world.
The weird, repulsive, uncanny, grotesque, exploitative, off the wall films. They don't register on the radar because of low budgets and no stars. Then they are rediscovered, accumulate a cult following and gain the status of "must see films before you die".
Many of these films exemplify the spirit of adventure, which in its formative years, was the only reason why people made movies at all.
Like the unknown, they can either be transcendental or inglorious. Better still; both.
Some indie produced, some studio funded, they have been inspired by innovation, passion, enterprise and the fun of narrating stories that nobody else wanted to. Conversely, they have stimulated newbie directors with one burning desire: the will to make a film before declaring bankruptcy.
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We're previewing the Week 14 NFL slate with score predictions for every recreation from our Nation reporters, what to look ahead to in fantasy, Soccer Energy Index projections from ESPN Stats & Data and far more.
Darren Woodson and Tedy Bruschi consider the Saints are keen to beat the Buccaneers after shedding to them earlier this season.
FPI win projection: NO, 74.2 %. This one is fairly easy. Brees ranks second within the NFL in Complete QBR (84.2) and leads the third-ranked Saints by way of offensive effectivity, per FPI. The Saints face a Buccaneers protection that has allowed the best Complete QBR within the league this season (66.9) and ranks fourth-worst in defensive effectivity.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Alvin Kamara has had three consecutive video games with fewer than 18 PPR factors, however one other Buccaneers matchup may change issues. Kamara scored 43.1 PPR factors versus the Bucs in Week 1. Learn more.
FPI win projection: KC, 75.2 %. The Ravens had allowed the bottom Complete QBR within the league by means of eight weeks of the season (46.Eight), however since then have allowed the eighth-highest within the league (64.Three). It may worsen in opposition to the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes, who leads the NFL with an 84.Three Complete QBR this season.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Over the previous three weeks, Jackson ranks No. 5 within the NFL in speeding makes an attempt. The listing of gamers with 70-plus speeding yards and a speeding score in each of the previous two weeks consists of simply Phillip Lindsay and Jackson. Learn more.
FPI win projection: HOU, 64.Zero %. With a 3-recreation lead over the Colts, the Texans are comfortably in playoff place and would nonetheless have a 98 % likelihood to make the playoffs even with a loss, in accordance to FPI. The Colts actually need a win to keep within the hunt; they'd have a 31 % likelihood to make the postseason with a win and only a Three % likelihood with a loss.
Steve Younger explains how the Texans have been ready to preserve success on their 9-recreation profitable streak thanks to Deshaun Watson.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: The Colts have completely shut down opposing vast receivers of late. Count on the tide to flip in Week 14 with Houston on the docket. Learn more.
Who wins Colts-Texans, Ravens-Chiefs, Eagles-Cowboys, Rams-Bears and Vikings-Seahawks?
It is a muddled mess in each conferences, with 14 groups nonetheless within the combine. Here is an up to date rating of every wild-card contender's possibilities.
Carolina has misplaced 4 straight and is on the skin wanting in on the postseason race. Cam & Co. aren't alone in falling aside down the stretch.
FPI win projection: GB, 64.1 %. These two groups have mixed for one win during the last 4 weeks. Atlanta has had issues on each side of the ball throughout its 4-recreation shedding streak, rating second-worst in offensive effectivity (23.7) and eighth-worst in defensive effectivity (27.7) in that span.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Rodgers has been struggling of late with three video games of fewer than 16 fantasy factors since Week Eight, however one of these blocking edge ought to get him again to the 20-plus-factors vary. Learn more.
Darren Woodson and Tedy Bruschi talk about why the Patriots will come out on prime over the Dolphins.
FPI win projection: NE, 75.7 %. The Patriots have now been favored 17 straight instances in opposition to the Dolphins by FPI relationship again to 2010, their longest streak in opposition to any opponent in FPI's dataset (since 2008). The Patriots' possibilities at a primary spherical bye may swing by 35 % this week (84 % with a win, 49 % with a loss), probably the most of any crew.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Stephon Gilmore is enjoying at a excessive stage this season, and New England has allowed the sixth-fewest fantasy factors to perimeter receivers in the course of the previous month. DeVante Parker was already a desperation flex, so this matchup ought to lock him onto both your bench or waivers. Learn more.
FPI win projection: CAR, 59.Eight %. The Panthers are favorites on this recreation, in accordance to FPI, however will want to reverse latest traits to get the win. Over the past 4 weeks, the Panthers are Zero-Four with the second-worst defensive effectivity (19.Four) within the league, whereas the Browns have the second-best offensive effectivity (82.Three) in that very same span.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: 4 of the previous 5 beginning quarterbacks to face the Panthers have scored at the very least 22 fantasy factors. Baker Mayfield ought to have a number of paths to success by means of the air on Sunday. Learn more.
Tedy Bruschi and Darren Woodson each aspect with the Giants over the damage-riddled Redskins in Week 14.
FPI win projection: WSH, 53.Three %. The Redskins had a 53 % likelihood to make the playoffs prior to their present three-recreation shedding streak, however they're going to actually need to beat the Giants this week so as to hold their slim hopes alive. Washington will not be favored in any of their remaining three video games after this one by FPI and would have only a 7 % likelihood to make the playoffs with a loss (31 % with a win).
What to look ahead to in fantasy: The Giants' protection is displaying some indicators of life currently, with the league's fifth-highest turnover price on a per-drive foundation, and now it faces Sanchez. Learn more.
FPI win projection: BUF, 71.5 %. After being favored simply as soon as of their first 12 video games of the season, the Payments are favored in three of their remaining 4 video games by FPI, with a 71.5 % likelihood to win in opposition to the Jets on Sunday. That's the largest favourite the Payments have been since Week 1 of final season, once they had been 75 % favorites, additionally in opposition to the Jets.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: The Jets' blitz-pleased protection ought to create some lanes for Allen to exploit through scrambling, whereas a mix of vertical passing and designed operating performs helps assist a enjoyable ceiling, if unstable fantasy ground, for Allen. Learn more.
FPI win projection: LAC, 90.Three %. Philip Rivers is third within the NFL with a 75.6 Complete QBR this season, simply shy of his profession best 77.2 in 2009. He has really carried out higher on the highway (84.9 Complete QBR) than at house (66.2 QBR) this season, however that hole may shut this week in opposition to a Bengals crew permitting the second-highest Complete QBR within the league (66.Three).
Darren Woodson and Tedy Bruschi anticipate the Chargers to win simply over the Bengals.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Ekeler could possibly be in line for a giant week with an amazing matchup in opposition to the Bengals' run protection. Learn more.
FPI win projection: DEN, 59.5 %. The Broncos enter this recreation at 6-6 however nonetheless have an outdoor shot on the playoffs, as they're favored in three of their remaining 4 video games by FPI and have a 12 % likelihood to win out (best among the many seven 6-6 groups). Denver will want to win this one to hold its possibilities alive although; the Broncos would have a 26 % likelihood to make the playoffs with a win and only a 7 % likelihood with a loss.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Denver is a backside-seven protection by way of each operating again speeding yards and yards-per-carry surrendered. Jeff Wilson Jr. shall be filling in for Matt Breida this week and is a large worth. Learn more.
Steve Younger says the Redskins stand no likelihood profitable the division with Mark Sanchez at this level, the winner of Eagles vs. Cowboys will win the NFC East.
FPI win projection: DAL, 67.2 %. The 2 groups with the most important potential playoff swings in Week 14 face off on this recreation. FPI sees this as a should-win recreation for the Eagles, as they'd have a 53 % likelihood to make the playoffs with a win and a 5 % likelihood with a loss. The Cowboys would see their possibilities shoot up to 98 % with a win and drop to 57 % with a loss.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Improve Amari Cooper and Michael Gallup in opposition to the protection permitting the second-most fantasy factors to perimeter receivers this season. Learn more.
FPI win projection: PIT, 73.5 %. Huge swings are in play for each groups on this recreation, in accordance to FPI, however for very various things. The Steelers would have an 85 % likelihood to win the AFC North with a win and 58 % likelihood with a loss. The Raiders would have a 38 % likelihood on the prime choose within the draft with a loss and only a 5 % likelihood with a win.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: If you'd like to play the previous "fade Huge Ben on the highway" narrative, go forward. Nevertheless, this season, there hasn't been a lot distinction between his outcomes at house and on the highway. Learn more.
In case you missed it: RB Conner nonetheless has time to end storybook season … RB Samuels prepared for Steelers shut-up with James Conner out … Has RB Martin earned a contract with the Raiders for 2019?
Darren Woodson and Tedy Bruschi name the Lions-Cardinals matchup a toss-up.
FPI win projection: DET, 55.9 %. Rosen enters this recreation with the bottom Complete QBR (30.7) amongst certified QBs this season. He'll have an opportunity to enhance upon that in opposition to a Lions protection that ranks fourth-worst in Complete QBR allowed (62.5) and second-worst in defensive effectivity this season, in accordance to FPI.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Patrick Peterson has shadowed Davante Adams, Keenan Allen and Tyreek Hill on their perimeter routes in the course of the previous 4 weeks. Kenny Golladay will escape to the slot on 30 % of his routes, which is a few a lot-wanted excellent news, as Arizona is permitting the sixth-most fantasy factors to the slot this season. Downgrade him to fringe WR2 territory. Learn more.
FPI win projection: LAR, 56.Four %. That is the highest recreation of the week based mostly on FPI's matchup high quality metric. It options the Rams' second-ranked offense by way of effectivity (85.5 on a Zero-to-100 scale) in opposition to the Bears' prime-ranked defensive unit (75.Three). Jared Goff ranks fifth within the NFL in Complete QBR this season, whereas the Bears have allowed the bottom opponent Complete QBR within the league.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: Perimeter corners Kyle Fuller and Prince Amukamara are good gamers, however offenses have been compelled to assault them typically, which has led to Chicago permitting probably the most fantasy factors to outdoors receivers over the previous month. The door is open for Brandin Cooks and Josh Reynolds to fill the field score. Learn more.
Darren Woodson and Tedy Bruschi agree that the Vikings may have their arms full with the Seahawks in Week 14 on Monday Evening Soccer.
FPI win projection: SEA, 65.5 %. As is the case with all groups on the sting of the playoff race, lots is driving on this recreation for the Vikings. A win on the highway would see Minnesota's playoff possibilities soar all the way in which to 90 % in accordance to FPI, whereas a loss would put them at 57 %.
What to look ahead to in fantasy: That is Wilson's hardest matchup but, in opposition to a Vikings protection that has been terribly stingy in opposition to the passing recreation of late. Learn more.
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Last updated on August 16, 2020 by The Groovewallet Team
The crown title of Richest Athlete in the World still belongs to Michael Jordan with $2.2 billion in career earnings. With salaries, prize money, and endorsement earnings rising higher and higher each year, elite athletes are making more money than ever before. However, as you'll notice from the contenders below, to truly break the inside the top 10 richest athletes list requires becoming an internationally recognized phenom with celebrity status.
1. Michael Jordan
Net Worth: $2.2 billion
Michael Jordan is the world's richest athlete, and is also considered the greatest player of all time in the NBA. He won 6 championships with the Chicago Bulls and earned $90 million in total salary during his career in the NBA. The majority of his wealth ($1.7 billion) was made from sponsorship deals from companies like Nike, Hanes, and Gatorate, and also from corporate partners and investments. Michael Jordan is now retired, and part owner of the Charlotte Hornets.
2. Ion Tiriac
Many millennials have never heard of Ion Tiriac, but he's a billionaire worth $1.2 billion and one of the most successful athletes of all time. Ion is a double threat. While his main sport was tennis, he also played for Romania in the 1964 Winter Olympics. He retired in the 1970's, coached top players for a while, then began his business and investment ventures. Today he runs Tiriac Group, which does business and invests in various different sectors like real estate and financial services.
3. Tiger Woods
Net Worth: $800 million
Ever since turning pro in 1996, Tiger Woods has been dominating the PGA tour. Today, he is considered the greatest golfer in history with $120 million in career earnings. He is the only golfer ever to crack the $100 million earnings mark. Tiger Woods received a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2019, was named Sports Illustrated Sports Person of the year in 2000 and 1996, won 82 PGA Tours and made 20 recorded hole in ones. When you total all of his golf related earnings (such as endorsements, appearance fees, course design fees, etc) he's earned $1.5 billion from the game of golf.
4. Magic Johnson
Earvin "Magic" Johnson Jr. is considered one of the greatest basketball players to ever live. He played 13 years for the Los Angeles Lakers and retired in 1996 after discovering he had HIV. Magic Johnson earned $25 million in salary from his career in the NBA. Most of his wealth came from entrepreneurship and investments after he retired from basketball.
Michael Schumacher is considered to be the most successful Formula 1 racer in history with 7 world championships, and is one of the highest paid athletes of all time. He's earned an estimated $1 billion from his career. At the peak of his career, he was estimated to be making $80 to $100 million per year from driving, and $50 million per year from endorsements.
6. Roger Staubach
Roger Staubach joined the Dallas Cowboys in 1969. Salaries for NFL players were a lot smaller then, and he only earned $25,000 in pay. He would go on to win 2 Super Bowls from 5 appearances. However, Roger Staubach earned most of his net worth through ventures outside of sports. As a father of 3 at the age of 27, he realized that he needed a backup plan in case he got injured and was unable to provide for his family. He started the Staubach Company in 1977, and went all in on this real estate business when he retired in 1979. By 2008, the Staubach Company had 1,100 employees in 50 offices. He sold his company that year to Jones Lang LaSalle for $613 million.
Floyd Mayweather is a world-famous boxing champion with total career winnings of over a billion dollars. During his peak, Floyd was the highest paid athlete in the world, earning up to $300 million per year from boxing, and around $10 million per year in endorsements. He was also infamous for touting his wealth. In 2013, before his fight versus Saul Alvarez, Floyd flashed his bank account balance on live television which showed $123 million in his account. His most noteable (and highest paid) fight was in 2017 versus Conor McGregor. That single fight generated $550 million in revenue, with $275 million of that going to Floyd. However, he had to pay much of that in taxes (plus $22 million in taxes owing from 2015) and he walked away with less than half of that ($160 million).
LeBron James is an NBA superstar, earning around $40 million per year in salary. He is also the highest paid athlete in the NBA in endorsements, earning around $50 million per year. In this first 10 seasons in the NBA, he earned $126 million in salary and $326 million in endorsements. Over the year's LeBron has taken his earnings from basketball and invested it in other ventures. He owns his own production company, his own media company, is a partner with Cindy Crawford and Arnold Schwarzenegger in a health and wellness company, and owns 19 Blaze Pizza franchises.
9. Eddie Jordan
Eddie Jordan is a former Irish race car driver, but earned most of his net worth in business. After winning the Irish Kart Championship in 1971, he joined Forumla Ford in 1974, joined Formula 3 a year later, then went on to do testing for McLaren. He later founded his own Foruma One team, Jordan Grand Prix, which operated from 1991 to 2005. Although the numbers weren't publicly released, it's been rumored that Eddie later sold the team for between $50 million to $90 million to Midland Group. Since the sale, he has been working as a television personality for racing events, but has been making significant money through investments.
Cristiano Ronaldo is considered the greatest soccer player of all time. He is the all-time leading goal scorer in the UEFA Champions League, and 5 time FIFA Player of the Year. Cristiano Ronaldo is approaching nearly $1 billion in career earnings (in combined salary and endorsements). No other soccer player has reached the $1 billion milestone in their careers. Ronaldo is one of the true net worth profiles in this list of richest athletes. His net worth comes purely from the game of soccer. He's also the most followed athlete on social media, with 200 million Instagram followers.
The Top 10 highest PAID athletes of all time
It's important to note that the above rankings of the richest athletes of all time takes into consideration the NET WORTHS of each athlete. This is different from the salary and career earnings of each athlete.
What's the difference between? Why the distinction between net worth and career earnings?
If you'll notice, the total career earnings can be a lot higher than the net worths of athletes. And this is because career earnings are taxed heavily as salary. In other cases, you'll notice that some athletes didn't make nearly as much from their sports as they did from their other business ventures. Net worths take all wealth and assets into consideration such as investments, properties, and of course salary.
Here is a list of the highest earning athletes of all time (in salary & endorsements)
1 Michael Jordan Basketball United States $1.85B
2 Tiger Woods Golf United States $1.7B
3 Arnold Palmer Golf United States $1.4B
4 Jack Nicklaus Golf United States $1.2B
5 Michael Schumacher Auto racing Germany $1B
6 Phil Mickelson Golf United States $815M
7 Kobe Bryant Basketball United States $800M
David Beckham Association football England
9 Floyd Mayweather Jr. Boxing United States $785M
10 Shaquille O'Neal Basketball United States $735M
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"Clarinettist Mariam Adam, a founding and former member of Imani Winds, steps out with pianist Evelyn Ulex in their guise as the TransAtlantic Ensemble for a splendid voyage of discovery throughout the Western Hemisphere. The cooly virtuoso performances, lit by flashes of passion, reflect the musicians' close identification with the composers."
Clarinettist Mariam Adam and pianist Evelyn Ulex are concert soloists and also director-performers of their own chamber group, TransAtlantic Ensemble, championing contemporary composers and so called 'crossover' works. They have just released Havana Moon exploring Latin chamber music from three living composers, Paquito D'Rivera, Miguel del Águila, Juan Pablo Jofre and compositions by the late, great Heitor Villa-Lobos, who died in 1959. Joining them on Havana Moon is Juan Pablo Jofre on bandoneón and violinist Liana Gourdija on selected tracks.
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We got about 4 inches of new snow yesterday and last night. This is on top of the 2 or 3 inches we already had. I broke out the sleds about 5 yesterday afternoon and rode around the top of the hill here at Skiland on Cleary Summit. There is enough snow to keep the skegs off the dirt. Ronnie reports they got 2 inches at the Chatanika Lodge. Might check out the Fairbanks Creek Road and the Circle-Fairbanks Trail later today. Will give a report if we do.
Hopefully the winter storm that is forecast for tomorrow will happen.


John is an incredibly talented photographer in the Phoenix Area that has been passionate about photography his entire life. This week we had the opportunity to conduct a short interview with him and get his perspective on sports photography. Make sure to check out more of his work.
I had an uncle that was very passionate about photography. He traveled often and had great images from all over the world. He introduced me to photography back in the early 80's when film was still used. I was still in school and the hobby got too expensive with buying and developing film. I was lucky to get one decent image from a roll of 36. I stepped away and didn't get back into photography until 5 years ago. Nowadays with digital, after the initial investment, it's so cheap (almost free) to shoot.
What's your favorite things to shoot, what makes up your passion work?
I love shooting anything that moves, from sports to wildlife. One of my favorite events to shoot is triathlons because it's actually three sports in one. I also have much respect for triathletes and the training involved to get through such an event. It's inspiring to watch.
What's your typical equipment setup, and your favorite piece of equipment?
My equipment list consists of a pair of Nikon D3 bodies, 24-70mm 2.8, 70-200mm 2.8, 300mm 2.8, 1.4x teleconverter, SB-600 flash, and a monopod. I have some miscellaneous stuff also but find I use these items the most. Right now, the 300mm 2.8 lens is my favorite piece of equipment. It's a fun lens to shoot with, very sharp and produces great bokah. When I'm through shooting, I can use it for a dumb-bell for my workouts!
Outside of photography, I enjoy reading. What do I read about? What else...photography! Haha. Seriously though, I enjoy learning. I like pushing myself outside my comfort zone to explore and learn new things.
Where do you see the future of the photography industry going especially with the advent of widespread digital photography.
One of my favorite photographers is Joel Grimes. I think he said it best...composite photography is the way of the future. I think he may be right.
What's the most interesting photo and/or your favorite you've ever taken?
It may not be the most interesting but definitely one of my favorites. I was shooting at a drag boat racing event several years back, first time shooting drag boat racing for me. These top fuel hydroplanes go crazy fast, somewhere around 250+ mph in a quarter mile under 5 seconds. As a photographer, you don't have time to do much except spray and pray you get a good image. I happen to be focusing on one hydroplane at the start line. Something about it caught my attention so I decided to focus on it. As the boat took off, it lost control and flipped, shattering into pieces. Luckily, the driver was not hurt. I was lucky enough to capture the entire event.
Do you have any advice for aspiring photographers or anyone that wants to get started with sports photography?
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Living West of Boston -- Concord, Wayland, Sudbury, Maynard, Stow...: Wayland Real Estate Report -Active Early Spring Market!
Wayland Real Estate Report -Active Early Spring Market!
Single Family Homes: Spring market has started early in Wayland and home buyers are recognizing that this is a great time to buy. Although there are 84 single family homes for sale in Wayland compared with 57 last year at this time, 14 already have accepted offers that are being shown for backup offers only. Pending sales are also high for this early in the season; there are currently 22 single family home with sales pending.
Prices for single family properties in Wayland range from $244,900 to $14,900,000. The median price is $779,000; lower than last year when it was $826,500. The average list price is $1,152,814 only a few dollars less than last year. The average list price for properties with offers accepted is $753,407 and $674,559 for sales pending. Offers accepted are the most recent activity.
Closed Sales: There have been 23 closed sales in January and February 2012, up substantially from 9 for the first 2 months of 2011 however, sale prices are similar. The median sale price was $470,000, the average was $503,739. The median sale prices for January and February 2011 was $466,000; the average was $504,800. The average time on the market was 181 days, 20 days longer than last year.
The average sale price to the original list price ratio was 89%. The average sale price to adjusted list price ratio was 93%, proving that asking a higher price does not yield a higher sale price.
New construction townhomes are selling especially well in Wayland. There are 3 one-level garden style age restricted condos for sale ranging from $299,000 to $340,000. There were 7 condominiums sold in Jan/Feb in Wayland, only one more than last year. The median and average sale prices were both higher than last year.
Luxury Homes: As in most towns in the area, the luxury homes market in Wayland still has the best opportunities for buyers. There 26 properties listed in Wayland for over $1 million. Some of these properties have been on the market for a year or more so there are deals to be made!
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This page sets out Cambridge Marketing College (CMC) policy on handling complaints.
The College's aim is to sort out any complaint as soon as possible.
If Angie is unavailable another member of staff will try to sort the matter out. If you make contact in person or by phone, make a note of the name of the person you speak to. If a solution is offered at this point, make a note of this as well.
Copies of any papers or communications to do with the complaint.
You will receive acknowledgement of your complaint within 1 working day. You may be contacted to make sure that we have understood your complaint properly.
We try to resolve all complaints to mutual satisfaction within 10 working days. The CEO is informed about all formal complaints.
In the unlikely event that you are still unhappy, you have the right to contact the relevant awarding bodies: the Chartered Institute of Marketing or the Chartered Institute of Public Relations; or for apprenticeships the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA). If a complaint is taken to these bodies, we will nominate a Customer Support Officer to ensure that the complainant is has clear communication about how the complaint is progressing.
Each complaint will be acknowledged within five working days of receipt, and when further investigation is required, responded to within 20 working days by the Quality and Complaints Executive. If individuals are not satisfied with the response, they may seek further clarification from the Quality and Complaints Executive who will then notify the Head of the specific department for further action/advice if necessary.
Each complaint will be acknowledged within one calendar week of receipt, and when further investigation is required, responded to within 6 calendar weeks by the CIPR AB Manager. The CIPR AB manager will, if necessary, refer the complaint to the Board of Examiners. Their decision on the issue is final.
ESFA will acknowledge your complaint within 5 days and will let you know what will happen next.
Should you still remain unhappy with the outcome you may then raise your complaint to the relevant qualification regulator (for example, OFQUAL, SQA Accreditations or Qualifications Wales dependent upon the qualification. Either a representative of CMC, the CIM or CIPR will be able to offer you guidance on the appropriate qualification regulator in each instance and provide contact details. For apprenticeships, you should contact the ESFA complaints adjudicator at the same address as above.
A confidential record of action taken under this policy, including where a complaint has been referred externally, will be retained. All information will be held and processed in accordance with GDPR.
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Throwback Thursday: New York's First Female Mayoral Candidate
Chana PollackJanuary 2, 2014
Welcome to Throwback Thursday, a weekly photo feature in which we sift 116 years of Forward history to find snapshots of women's lives.
Swedish immigrant Olive Johnson was the first female candidate for Mayor of New York City. Johnson arrived in the US with her family in the 1890's, and shortly thereafter joined the Socialist Labor Party. A graduate of Hunter College, she lectured and spoke on behalf of the party, all the while working various jobs, including housekeeper, teacher, restaurant and office worker and retail clerk. Johnson developed a close friendship with party leader Daniel DeLeon, who included her among his political advisers. Once a supporter of DeLeon, the Forverts, under Ab Cahan's leadership, split from DeLeon and supported Eugene V. Debs and the ideas of the Socialist Party of America instead. In 1918 Johnson became editor of the party newspaper The Weekly People, a position she held for 20 years. Capping her career were her unsuccessful runs for governor of New York in 1918, for mayor of New York City in 1929 and for U.S. Senate in 1934.
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Phil Alden Robinson's 1989 drama Field of Dreams explores issues of faith, family, and healing with a gentle touch through Ray Kinsella's strange journey into the past.
Former hippies Ray (Kevin Costner) and Annie (Amy Madigan) Kinsella decide to buy a corn farm in her home state of Iowa. Ray is a doting father to their precocious daughter Karin (Gaby Hoffman), and seems to be a regular old joe whose life hasn't turned out quite as he planned by 36. Until one day out in the fields he hears a voice with its now-iconic statement: If you build it, he will come. These ominous words coupled with a story about the ghosts of baseball history could set the stage for a horror movie, instead, Field of Dreams is comfort food for the soul.
Being city folk, Ray was already an outsider in their small town. But when word gets around that not only is he hearing voices, but also decides to plow under his corn to build a baseball field, his reputation takes another huge nosedive. Ray thinks that by building the field he can bring back he and his father's hero Shoeless Joe Jackson, the disgraced ballplayer who was accused of throwing the 1919 World Series.
Unfortunately, building the field bankrupted him and Annie and they are suddenly on the verge of losing their home. Even worse, Ray's baseball field sits empty amid the cornfields, taunting him with this huge leap of faith he's made that is about to land him smashed on the floor with his family also in financial ruin. His mid-life crisis has worsened his feelings of inadequacy and his fear that he's turned into his emotionally withholding father. But what reads as this mid-life crisis turns into something far more profound.
On the brink of foreclosure, Ray's field finally receives its first visitor. Emerging from the corn like a specter, Shoeless Joe Jackson (Ray Liotta) appears. He talks about his wasted life after he was kicked out of baseball. His pure love for the game. How nothing else ever came close to those hours on the field. He asks Ray if the other seven who were also kicked out of baseball for cheating could come to visit, too. "I built this for you," Ray says, to which Shoeless Joe responds with a secret smile.
But The Voice isn't through with Ray just yet. His next message — "Go the distance" — takes him from Iowa to Boston to find Terence Mann (James Earl Jones), a James Baldwin-esque author-activist who has become disillusioned with the state of America and retired from the public eye. Ray thinks he needs to take Terence to a baseball game in order to receive his next instructions. Which takes both Ray and Terence on yet another journey to Chisholm, Minnesota and then back to the farmlands outside of Iowa City, Iowa as the Kinsella's are on the eve of foreclosure.
With its haunting and melancholy score by James Horner, Field of Dreams is a perfect example of magical realism artfully executed on screen. Relying on Phil Alden Robinson's beautiful writing rather than flashy special effects, the moments of time travel are realistic and absolutely enchanting. I've been watching this film for 30 years, and I never fail to get chills when Doc Graham (Burt Lancaster) and later his younger self Archie "Moonlight" Graham (Frank Whaley) show up, existing outside of time and death in ways that are totally believable even for the sci-fi and ghost story aspects.
With the exception of Kevin Costner, whose wooden performance is the weakest link of this film, the acting is superb. Amy Madigan steals every scene she is in with a huge range of emotion and lots of tongue-in-cheek fourth-wall breaking that makes Field of Dreams sometimes feel like a play. Annie's shutdown of neo-fascism when a racist mother at Karin's school proposes banning books like The Wizard of Oz and The Diary of Anne Frank is perfectly relevant to today, and it remains absolutely badass.
James Earl Jones shines as Terence Mann, a rare moment of a three-dimensional and complicated Black man on the screen that was ahead of its time in 1989 and still is in some ways now. His arc is nuanced and authentic. His embodiment of this disillusioned and cynical man on the road back toward faith is nothing short of masterful. He was robbed of an Oscar nomination for this role.
And seeing Ray Liotta in one of his rare nice-guy roles is such a treat. He brings humor, pathos, and heartache to his portrayal of the wounded Shoeless Joe Jackson. I wish he'd had more opportunities to play roles like this rather than quickly getting pigeonholed as a villain.
Themes of family, faith, and redemption are not the only batters on deck in Field of Dreams. The complicated dynamics between fathers and sons and the generational differences that define them are handled with a compassionate touch. This is nurturing masculinity at its finest, and so unique for a sports movie in particular; sports often tend to rely on toxic masculinity on screen and in real life.
Field of Dreams is also about ghosts and their unfinished business, as well as that of the living. A story about those unfulfilled dreams and the sometimes elusive opportunities to seize those moments and do them over right. It's about making peace with the mistakes of our parents and finding ways to heal those fundamental wounds.
It is about the good kind of nostalgia, those happy moments from childhood that seem so far away and impossible to recreate, that the field of dreams accomplishes just by existing. This is a story about passion, not just for baseball, but also a passion to do something with our one precious life even if people think it's crazy. Field of Dreams also reminds us how faith can appear as madness to those not in the loop.
Field of Dreams is also about penance. "I can't bring my father back," Ray says to Terence after telling him about the awful last time they spoke. Terence replies, "But at least you can bring back his hero." The intimacy between men in this film is arguably the most exceptional thing about it. The only thing that dates it is baseball as the all-American sport, which has been waning in popularity for decades now due to uneven distribution of team resources, unlike the systems that have helped American football thrive.
In the end, Ray brings back far more than just Shoeless Joe, realizing that his quest wasn't for his father after all, but rather to fix the things broken in himself that he couldn't forgive until now. And Terence finds his new path, too, as well as remembering his writer's soul that he had been repressing for too many years. In so many ways Field of Dreams remains pitch perfect. As timeless as the ghosts who emerge from Ray's field, one by one, batters up and ready to play ball.


Carl Jung on the Horoscope, Anima Mundi and Christ overcoming the Wheel of Generation.
As the anima mundi., the soul revolves with the world wheel, whose hub is the Pole. That is why the "heart of Mercurius" is found there, for Mercurius is the anima mundi.
The wheel of the starry universe is reflected in the horoscope, called the "thema" of birth. This is a division of the heavens into twelve houses, calculated at the moment of birth, the first house coinciding with the ascendent.
Divided up in this way the firmament looks like a wheel turning, and the astronomer Nigidius is said to have received the name ("potter") because the wheel of heaven turns like a potter's wheel.
The "thema" (that which is "set" or "ordained") is indeed a 'wheel'. The basic meaning of the horoscope is that, by mapping out the positions of the planets and their relations to one another (aspects), together with the distribution of the signs of the zodiac at the cardinal points, it gives a picture first of the psychic and then of the physical constitution of the individual.
From this it is plain that in the fourth century the wheel of birth was in fact regarded as the horoscope. "Setting fire to the wheel" is therefore a figurative expression for a catastrophic revolt of all the original components of the psyche, a conflagration resembling panic or some other uncontrollable, and hence fatal outburst of emotion.
The total nature of the catastrophe is explained by the central position of the so-called "tongue," the diabolical element whose destructiveness is an essential part of every psyche. Seen in this light, the Stella marts stands for the fiery center in us from which creative or destructive influences come. ~Carl Jung, Aion, The Fish in Alchemy, Paragraph 212.


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The resilience of the women was surprising, as was their appreciation for just being heard. After all, they are at the bottom of the social hierarchy in one of the world's poorest countries. No one had shown much interest in their stories until an Oregon State University student showed up last winter.
Fistula survivors gathered with Bonnie Ruder at Terrewode shortly before her departure from Soroti in March. (Photo courtesy of Bonnie Ruder)
Bonnie Ruder, a midwife in Eugene and an Oregon State master's student in public health and anthropology, had gone to Uganda to learn about a traumatic condition known as obstetric fistula. It arises when labor is prolonged and the constant pressure of the baby on the birth canal causes tissue to die and a hole to open between it and the colon or urethra. Globally, about 2 to 3 million women suffer with the condition and the heartbreaking social isolation it causes. In Uganda alone, about 140,000 women live their days unable to control persistent leakage of urine or fecal matter, and about 1,900 new cases arise there annually. (See Birth Knowledge, an October, 2011, Terra story about Ruder's research.)
During her time in Uganda, Ruder worked in a regional hospital in the town of Soroti. She interviewed 17 fistula survivors in their homes and in the offices of Terrewode, a nearby women's health organization. She wanted to know what they had experienced and how they understood the causes of fistula. This summer, she is analyzing the information for her master's thesis in OSU's Reproductive Health Lab, but her eventual goal is to assist Terrewode in educating and treating women and reducing the number of new cases.
"It was eye opening," she says. "I heard their stories about trying to get to a hospital (to give birth), and once they got to the hospital, being ignored for days. They said that the doctors checked on them and just kept saying it wasn't time. When it finally became 'time,' the baby could be dead, and they would rush the women into surgery. The women would be told their baby was dead, that there was nothing the doctor could do, and they would be sent home."
It was common, Ruder adds, for a woman to be told nothing about what it meant to live with a fistula or how it could be treated. "Sometimes the health-care people would say 'come back,' but if she is really poor, how is she supposed to come back? In the meantime, her husband would leave her, and she would be pushed further into poverty to the point where she won't be able to come back."
Meanwhile, a potential source of help has been outlawed by the government, she adds. The majority of rural women still give birth at home with the help of a family member or traditional birth attendant. About 60 percent of Uganda's births occur in this fashion, but in 2010, the government made birth attendants illegal. "They're really trying to import the Western way of birth without the resources to do it. It doesn't feel locally appropriate," she says.
Policy Not Enforced
Fortunately for women who still rely on birth attendants, it's a cosmetic policy, adds Ruder. Enforcement is nonexistent. Still, what little support birth attendants had received from non-profit organizations has declined, and women have a harder time getting access to attendants' services.
At the same time, the hospital birthing system is badly overworked. So-called free beds are available, but to use them, patients must bring all their own food and supplies and have a relative or friend bring them any drugs they might need. To get timely help from a doctor or a midwife requires a "tip," which is usually out of reach of the very poor.
While she was in Soroti, Ruder worked with Terrewode to identify women with fistulas and to get them treated. "If fistula victims can get to town, Terrewode will take them to the hospital and give them all the supplies they need and check on them daily. They'll tip the doctor to move them up higher on the list of people in line for surgery. And when the surgery is done and women are ready to go home, they also give them bus fare," says Ruder.
Although she returned to Oregon in March, Ruder continues to assist Terrewode by writing grant proposals. The group is educating a network of women who can promote sound birthing skills and identify fistula sufferers in need of help.
Oregon State's relationship with Terrewode continued through the efforts of another master's student in public health, Lauren Baur from Pennsylvania. In July, Baur followed in Ruder's footsteps and went to Soroti to assist Terrewode. See a video about Baur's experience below.
For more information about education abroad opportunities for OSU students, contact the International Degree & Education Abroad (IDEA) office at 541-737-3006.
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McCarthy Says Clinton Investigation Not on House Agenda
Benghazi gaffe largely considered to have cost him speakership
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, left, said politics should be kept out of investigating Hillary Clinton. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call file photo)
By Eric Garcia
Posted November 14, 2016 at 10:02am
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Sunday that Republicans in the House will not focus their attention on investigating Hillary Clinton.
McCarthy made the comments on "Fox News Sunday," saying rather, the focus will be on repealing the 2010 health care law.
"The agenda is going to be about job creation, it's going to be about reforming and repealing Obamacare," the California Republican said. "It's going to be on infrastructure. That's the focus that this election was about."
McCarthy said he would leave it to law enforcement to investigate the former Democratic presidential nominee.
"Keep politics out of it," he said. "Let's create jobs in this country. That's our agenda."
The comments mark a reversal for McCarthy from last year, when he infamously said that setting up a select committee on the Benghazi attacks led to Clinton's declining poll numbers.
Those remarks were largely considered to have hurt his prospects of becoming House speaker, a position that would eventually filled by current Speaker Paul D. Ryan.


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High school sports star charged with raping…
High school sports star charged with raping 17-year-old girl
PUBLISHED: March 9, 2017 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: September 12, 2018 at 12:00 a.m.
SCOTT TOWNSHIP, Pa. (AP) — A two-sport star at a suburban Pittsburgh high school has been charged with raping a 17-year-old girl.
Eighteen-year-old Ross Wilkerson was the leading scorer for Chartiers (SHAR"-teers) Valley High School"s basketball team when he was arrested Tuesday on rape, aggravated indecent assault and other charges. He also stars on the school"s baseball team and had planned to attend John Carroll University to play that sport.
Scott Township police say Wilkerson messaged the girl on Snapchat last Friday, told her he had a gift for her and asked her to go to a pool house behind his home. Police say when the girl arrived, Wilkerson forced her to have sex.
Online court records don"t list an attorney for Wilkerson. School officials have declined to comment, citing confidentiality rules about student matters.


Are elderly or disabled and live on a small income and do not have more than $2,000.00 in savings and other resources ($3,000.00 for households with at least one individual age 60 or older).
Under supervision of USDA's Food and Nutrition Service, state public assistance agencies run their program through their local county offices. The Monmouth County Division of Social Services administers The Food Stamp Program for residents of Monmouth County.
In New Jersey, Food Stamp program benefits are provided through electronic benefits transfer by using a plastic Families First card, which is similar to a credit card. The card can be used at ATM machines and at the point of sale in a food store.
Further information is available at the web site of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA): http://www.fns.usda.gov/.
Information is also available from the New Jersey Department of Agriculture, Division of Markets, Bureau of Child Nutrition Programs, P.O. Box 334, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, Telephone: 609-984-0692, Fax: 609-984-0878.
WIC (Women, Infants and Children) is a program of the United States Department of Agriculture that serves low income, "nutritionally at risk" participants. Nutritional risk must be determined by a health professional and must be in accordance with criteria established by the WIC program. The targeted population is women who are pregnant, non-breastfeeding postpartum or breastfeeding women, infants (up to first birthday) and children up to fifth birthday.
Once determined eligible, participants may purchase supplemental nutritious foods and receive nutrition education and counseling at WIC clinics. Applicants must meet income guidelines, but persons receiving Food Stamps, Medicaid or TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families) may qualify automatically. Funding for this program is limited.
The Food Bank is located at 3300 Route 66, Neptune Township, New Jersey 07753.
Food Assistance is also available through Food Pantries provided by various community organizations. Some pantries require a formal referral from another agency. Food pantries are independent entities not affiliated with MCDSS, but who work with MCDSS to assist the public in need of food assistance. MCDSS social service staff make a limited number of referrals after carefully screening persons making a request. Contact MCDSS for further information.
Some churches or organizations provide meals to those in need on a regular basis or at special times of the year.


As the new year is approaching – actually, it is almost here – it is time we thought about the most beautiful places to spend the first month of the new year. A Belgian winter with chocolate and beer is today's suggestion: join us as we take a dream journey through the land of smurfs, gaufres and dark chocolate.
Despite the fact that they live in the cold north of Europe, if you travel there, you will discover that the Belgians are an incredibly warm and friendly people. They enthuse over celebrations, sweets and pretty things and they love chocolate and beer.
The history of beer in Belgium actually goes back hundreds of years… to the time when the Belgian state didn't even exist. Affligem is one of this corners of beer history. Founded in 1074 by knights turned monks, Affligem Abbey developed into a micro-society, with its own farm, mill, a bakery, a milk factory and of course, a brewery (with adjacent hop fields).
The Dominican monks played football in the 16th century, while they produced food and beer ever since the abbey was built. In the Middle Ages, water was often contaminated and undrinkable, so beer and wine were better options. Mild and sweet, the beer produced here was said to have therapeutic properties. The recipe of beer production was written in 1956 for the first time.
Nowadays, the 12 monks in the abbey are no longer involved in the production of beer, but they have sold the patent to Heineken, so that the Affligem beer is still commercialized all around the world.
Apart from beer, chocolate and waffles are other symbols of Belgium. Of all varieties of chocolate, dark chocolate is the most popular among Belgians – notorious smokers. A cup of hot chocolate is another option if you wish to visit Brussels this winter.


Very important questions for IAS, RAS, SSC CGL, UPSC, BANK PO, UPSC,RPSC, Bank exams and all other exams.If you like the post kindly give rating.
1. Who among the following is not one among the recent Padma Vibhushan awardee list?
Noted physicist Yash Pal, space scientist Roddam Narasimha, renowned sculptor Raghunath Mohapatra and painter S. Haider Raza were chosen for this year's Padma Vibhushan while yesteryear film actors late Rajesh Khanna and Sharmila Tagore and cricketer Rahul Dravid were selected for Padma Bhushan.
2. Recently, in which among the following African country, a hostage crisis took place at a gas plant, which resulted in killing of several foreigners?
3. Who among the following has won the DSC Prize for South Asian Literature-2013?
4. The cloned buffalo Garima II gave birth to a calf, which is named as _________?
5. Who among the following is dubbed as "the cleanest and poorest" chief minister in India?
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar can arguably be dubbed "the cleanest and poorest" chief minister in the country with personal property, movable and immovable, valued at less than Rs 2.5 lakh.
6. Recently, who among the following is appointed as the new head of the Eurogroup?
Jeroen Dijsselbloem of The Netherlands took over as chairman of the key Eurogroup of finance ministers, despite resistance in a vote to replace Luxembourg's Jean-Claude Juncker.
7. Which among the following award is given for excellence in the Indian Foreign Service?
Tanmaya Lal, a Indian Foreign Service officer of the 1991 batch was honoured with the second S K Singh award for outstanding Foreign Service.
8. Who among the following is the winner of the 2013 Australian Open title in women's single category?
Victoria Azarenka retained her Australian Open title and world No1 ranking with a victory over China's Li Na.
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Photo courtesy of The Oz Museum / Beth Howell Day The Wicked Witch's final moments, just one of the attractions at the Oz Museum.
You won't need a broomstick, a tornado, or even ruby slippers to visit this museum in Wamego. Just step through the screen door of the old wooden farmhouse, where you'll be greeted by life-size figures of Dorothy and Toto. Other favorite Oz characters, such as the Scarecrow and Tin Man, are also in the museum, where thousands of Oz items from the classic children's book series by L. Frank Baum and the famous 1939 MGM production of The Wizard of Oz are on display.
A Munchkin vest, an original movie script, and a rare flying monkey fashioned from rubber with a chenille-stem tail are among the memorabilia from the movie that you'll find at the museum. Original costume sketches and first-edition books are on display, as well as Diana Ross's dress from The Wiz and merchandise tie-ins that coincided with the publication of each new Oz book. A well-stocked gift shop seems to have every item ever created in honor of the worldwide phenomenon that is Oz.
Hours of Operation: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon. - Sat. and 12 p.m. - 5 p.m., Sun.
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The Daily Stench
Time Capsule Unearthed at Campus Point
March 7, 2017 at 4:20 am by Lauren Jensen
Courtesy of Surfline.com
UCSB — This past Sunday, third-year economics major Morgan Capano came across a mysterious metal item while hiking the trail around Campus Point. Further excavation proved it was a buried keg, and the contents within the capsule date it from the 1970s.
"I thought it was trash at first," said Capano. "But it turns out that it's full of old fashioned party supplies."
Upon closer inspection of the keg, a note revealed that this was meant to be a time capsule of the infamous fraternity, Pi Omicron Tau. Before its disbandment, its members decided to leave their mark on UCSB in a unique way.
Items such as black lights, colorful posters, lava lamps and bellbottom jeans were among the many various objects uncovered in the beer keg. An unopened pack of lighters, NORML fliers and several church keys were also discovered, revealing what the members of P.O.T. held in the highest regard.
Controversy sparked as to who should take possession of these items, but while several local fraternities made a desperate plea for them, UCSB made the judgement call to place the items in Capano's care, citing that "a neutral party would be the best owner of items such as these in this circumstance."
To this day, Capano doesn't show much interest for the majority of the contents found in the keg. "Other than the the Rolling Stones and the Who records I found, I don't really care about the rest of this junk."
She plans to use the albums as part of Pinterest project she has been planning for a long time, and bring the metal keg back home over spring break to make a quick buck from eager Coachella attendees.
Lauren Jensen prides herself on listening to "real classic music" and not the songs of her generation.


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Q: Groups are not visible in repository access page We are using gerrit-3.2.3 and have below issue in GUI.
The users those who have access permission to the repository are not able to see the access groups from each of the access references.
Sample repository Link:-
https://gerrit.codereview.com/project/admin/repos/test-repository,access

Screenshot:-

Whereas users are able to view the access groups from Browse > Group (Menu)
Sample Group Link:-
https://gerrit.codereview.com/project/admin/groups/g0348fc19aee4e2adc1ba7ed43670fbb617b8243e,members

Gerrit site admins able view the respective access groups for the same repository. So what could causing this issue for repository users?
refs/* reference if i added Owner access control and added the users/groups means in the repository's access list page all references configured access groups are shown/visible.
Further instead of Owner changed to Read access control the repository's access list page all references configured access groups are not shown/visible.
Please let me know how do I solve this issue.


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Canadian Pacific Railway Limited declares dividend
By: Canadian Pacific via PR Newswire
CALGARY, AB, Oct. 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ - The Board of Directors of Canadian Pacific Railway Limited (TSX: CP) (NYSE: CP) today declared a quarterly dividend of $0.95 per share on the outstanding Common Shares.
The dividend is payable on Jan. 25, 2021 to holders of record at the close of business on Dec. 31, 2020, and is an "eligible" dividend for purposes of the Income Tax Act (Canada) and any similar provincial/territorial legislation.
About Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific is a transcontinental railway in Canada and the United States with direct links to major ports on the west and east coasts. CP provides North American customers a competitive rail service with access to key markets in every corner of the globe. CP is growing with its customers, offering a suite of freight transportation services, logistics solutions and supply chain expertise. Visit cpr.ca to see the rail advantages of CP. CP-IR
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Q: Composer install error - jms-security-extra-bundle I'm in the process of trying to upgrade a PHP application from Symfony 2.x to 3.x. I've managed to resolve dependency issues for the various packages we're using and all the packages download and install. However when the composer install triggers a cache clear it errors out with the following:
  [RuntimeException]
  An error occurred when executing the "'cache:clear --no-warmup'" command:

  Warning: Uncaught Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\ContextErrorException: Warning: require_once(/home/vagrant/code/symfony/vendor/jms/security-extr
  a-bundle/Tests/Functional/../../vendor/autoload.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/vagrant/code/symfony/vendor/jms/secu
  rity-extra-bundle/Tests/Functional/AppKernel.php:5
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  #0 /home/vagrant/code/symfony/vendor/jms/security-extra-bundle/Tests/Functional/AppKernel.php(5): require_once()
  #1 /home/vagrant/code/symfony/vendor/symfony/symfony/src/Symfony/Component/Debug/FatalErrorHandler/ClassNotFoundFatalErrorHandler.php(191): require_
  once('/home/vagrant/c...')
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  Component\Debug\FatalErrorHandler\ClassNotFoundFatalErrorHandler->convertFileToClass('/home/vagrant/c...', '/home/vagrant/c...', 'JMS\\SecurityExt..
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  #3 /home/vagrant/code/symfony/vendor/symfony/symfony/src/Symfony/Component/Debug/Fata in /home/vagrant/code/symfony/vendor/jms/security-extra-bundle
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  Fatal error: Symfony\Component\Debug\FatalErrorHandler\ClassNotFoundFatalErrorHandler::main(): Failed opening required '/home/vagrant/code/symfony/v
  endor/jms/security-extra-bundle/Tests/Functional/../../vendor/autoload.php' (include_path='.:/usr/share/php') in /home/vagrant/code/symfony/vendor/j
  ms/security-extra-bundle/Tests/Functional/AppKernel.php on line 5

The file it's referring to has these lines at the top:
<?php

namespace JMS\SecurityExtraBundle\Tests\Functional;

require_once __DIR__.'/../../vendor/autoload.php';

There is no autoload.php at that path. I suspect that this file is being autoloaded when it shouldn't be but I'm not sure how to resolve this.
I have compared the contents of the /vendor/jms/security-extra-bundle/Tests/Functional/AppKernel.php file to another Symfony 3 project that we have and it's exactly the same so this leads me to think it's even more likely that this file is being autoloaded when it shouldn't be.
What can I do to resolve this and get past the cache:clear --no-warmup command?

A: I have now resolved this. I had originally copied bin/console from another Symfony 3 project. It seems however that the correct approach was to move the existing app/console to the bin/console path and update the include paths to correctly reference the bootstrap.php.cache file in ../var/ and the autoload.php and AppKernel.php in ../app. The whole bin/console file now looks like this:
#!/usr/bin/env php
<?php

// if you don't want to setup permissions the proper way, just uncomment the following PHP line
// read http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/installation.html#configuration-and-setup for more information
//umask(0000);

set_time_limit(0);

require_once __DIR__.'/../var/bootstrap.php.cache';
require_once __DIR__.'/../app/autoload.php';
require_once __DIR__.'/../app/AppKernel.php';

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Console\Application;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\ArgvInput;
use Symfony\Component\Debug\Debug;

$input = new ArgvInput();
$env = $input->getParameterOption(array('--env', '-e'), getenv('SYMFONY_ENV') ?: 'dev');
$debug = getenv('SYMFONY_DEBUG') !== '0' && !$input->hasParameterOption(array('--no-debug', '')) && $env !== 'prod';

if ($debug) {
    Debug::enable();
}

$kernel = new AppKernel($env, $debug);
$application = new Application($kernel);
$application->run($input);


Besides the most popular cities in Scandinavia – Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo – there's one city you should definitely visit in your life: Helsinki. Okay, when we decided to go for a weekend trip to Finland's capital we didn't recognize that it is that dark. And to be honest, you should have a local guide to see the best spots up there, 'cause the first view is very similar to Germany – cold & grey. But in case you're planning a trip to Scandinavia, Helsinki is a thing!
We just checked in at Helsinki's first design hotel (obviously part of the Design Hotels™) and we enjoyed every single minute as we got a warm welcome by it's Hotel & Marketing Manager Tero Thynell who gave us a map with things to see in Helsinki.
The Klaus K Hotel is located in the center of Helsinki where you can find clothing stores, bars and restaurants just around the corner. The hotel's design is inspired by Finland's national epic, Kalevala, so it tells you the whole story of the country.
With 171 rooms and specials as the Sky Balcony, Sky Loft, Sky Studio, Envy King, the Passion Double, the Desire King and the Desire Twin you will definitely find the perfect room for you, no matter if you travel by yourself or with a homie or lover. Explore the special rooms here. The very unique designer rooms are created in collaboration with some of the most famous Finnish contemporary artists. And if you've booked the Sky Loft you should check out the rooftop on the 7th floor to catch an unique view of the city. Get your own breeze of Finnisch mythology.
Head over to klauskhotel.com and check out all the infos about the Hotel Klaus K.


Comprehensive list of Parkville, Maryland based companies offering installation, maintenance and repair of home and business security systems, CCTV & burglar alarms, guard and video surveillance services.
Thank you for considering Easter's Lock & Security Systems, the one source you will ever need for all your security requirements. At Easter's we're committed to delivering our clients with fast dependable service at competitive rates, just as we currently have for the last 55 years. We now serve Maryland, D.C., Virginia, Southern Pa., and Delaware on a daily basis.
Set up in 1992, Strat Security Systems is one of Maryland's most quality-conscious, independent security and wiring solutions providers. The firm is committed to excellence in every kind of its business. It takes pride in providing customized, cost-effective services and complete satisfaction to its clients in Maryland, Southern Pennsylvania, Delaware, Washington, DC and Northern Virginia.


Maid service can help save busy families and busy people in the Charlotte and Kannapolis, NC area time and money. Let's face it, cleaning your house is an ongoing, time consuming process. It can often feel like you just finished cleaning your home and then it is time to start all over again. The endless cycle of dusting, vacuuming, and mopping can take away from family time and time spent doing your favorite activities.
Maid services are the perfect option for a wide variety of people. Busy families who have a hard time squeezing house cleaning into an already packed schedule may find maid services helpful. Older adults who find cleaning difficult as they age, or even people with an injury who have a hard time mopping, pushing a vacuum and even changing sheets, may benefit from maid services. Or, if you just don't like to clean, our cleaning service may be for you.
We work with you to set a schedule that works for you and only clean the rooms you want us to. Whether you are looking for weekly cleaning or monthly cleanings, Gloria M's Cleaning Services can help. Prior to starting, we will discuss your needs to ensure we leave you 100 percent satisfied.Charlotte and Kannapolis, NC residents who are looking for a little help in the home, should be sure to contact us. We'd be happy to see if maid services are right for you and work with you to develop a cleaning schedule that best meets your needs.