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Swing Out Sister back to PH this April Gerald: Just because I’ve been bashed doesn’t mean I’d stop working MOST READ Ai-Ai delas Alas on Jiro Manio: ‘Sana pinahalagahan niya ang naitulong ko’ “Somebody asked me about it a couple months ago like the hypothetical if a championship were to happen what would I do and I think I answered I wouldn’t go. Still feel like that today,” Curry said. “But obviously as a team we’re going to have a conversation. This is a moment that we all need to enjoy together. Nothing should distract from what we were able to accomplish together and the different kind of ceremonies that have happened around championship-winning teams. We don’t want that to taint what we’ve accomplished this year so we’ll handle that accordingly and responsibly and do the right thing for us individually and as a group.” Golden State Warriors’ Kevin Durant smiles during an NBA basketball news conference on Wednesday in Oakland, California. APOAKLAND, California — Stephen Curry will likely go from being the NBA’s biggest bargain to signing the richest contract in the league at more than $200 million. And he looks forward to the nice payday.Yet the two-time reigning MVP and new NBA Finals MVP Kevin Durant said Wednesday (Thursday Manila time) they would consider taking less money to keep the core of the champion Golden State Warriors intact.ADVERTISEMENT “It would mean everything. What we’ve built here is truly special, it’s unique, it’s something that you don’t want to see end at all,” Curry said. “All the pieces that we have are important to the equation of winning a championship and competing for a championship every single year. It is a business. There are decisions that need to be made every single year and you’ve got to assess the situation as it is.“… As we go into the talks and this whole process, which is obviously new for me, I will approach it to get the most out of it I can as an individual, as a player, and something that I’ve been working for for a very long time. In the context of keeping the team together, if there are decisions that need to be made, we’ll talk about it for sure.”FEATURED STORIESSPORTSEnd of his agony? SC rules in favor of Espinosa, orders promoter heirs to pay boxing legendSPORTSMcGregor blasts Cerrone in 40 seconds in UFC returnSPORTSBreak new groundTwo days after capturing the franchise’s second title in three years against LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Warriors prepared to part ways for what will be a busy offseason for general manager Bob Myers and the front office.Durant said he has “no question” in his mind he will be back with the Warriors. He hinted he would opt out of a deal that pays him the maximum he can get in order to help Golden State’s chances of re-signing players such as Andre Iguodala or Shaun Livingston — two key reserves on both title teams. China reports 17 new cases in viral pneumonia outbreak End of his agony? SC rules in favor of Espinosa, orders promoter heirs to pay boxing legend Sports Related Videospowered by AdSparcRead Next Don’t miss out on the latest news and information. 
Trump’s impeachment defense, prosecutors dig in Duterte’s ‘soft heart’ could save ABS-CBN, says election lawyer LATEST STORIES Shortest hole at longest US Open course could bring trouble For Ina, portraying a zombie is like an ‘out-of-body experience’ “It’s the business of basketball obviously so nothing is for sure, but here I feel like we can work that out and we’ll have a chance to do this again next year,” Durant said. “It’s easier said than done obviously, but that’s the goal. We want to keep this thing together and see how we can continue to keep getting better.”The group that recruited Durant in the Hamptons that day last summer has the same philosophy about winning more championships. Along with Curry that day were Iguodala, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson.“I do know me and KD had a conversation along with Draymond and Klay and Andre last year before he even showed up that that was kind of the identity of who we are as a team that we understand how important it is, the guys that are here,” Curry said. “You don’t want anybody to have to sacrifice in that sense, you don’t want to force anybody to take that approach but at the end of the day we know what’s best for us as a group going forward. We’re going to do everything we can to keep this team together. I’ll have that mindset, KD’s going to have that mindset, I know Dre, Shaun, all the guys that are up for negotiating a new contract. We’ll see what happens. The beauty of what I know of this team, we all want to provide for our families, we want to get all that we can out of this game while we still have the legs to do it, but there are no egos when it comes to that side of the equation when it comes to us as professional athletes.”Curry and Durant also heard from former President Barack Obama with congratulations, though Durant said he was most excited that among 200 messages was a text from a high school girlfriend he didn’t realize still had his number.While the Warriors haven’t formally met to discuss whether they will visit President Donald Trump’s White House as is customary for championship teams, Curry said his mind hasn’t changed from when he was asked earlier this year about the possibility. Coach Steve Kerr also has been outspoken about issues with Trump.ADVERTISEMENT Presidency bid needs ‘deep reflection’ – Sara Duterte Filipinos turn Taal Volcano ash, plastic trash into bricks PLAY LIST 01:40Filipinos turn Taal Volcano ash, plastic trash into bricks01:32Taal Volcano watch: Island fissures steaming, lake water receding02:14Carpio hits red carpet treatment for China Coast Guard02:56NCRPO pledges to donate P3.5 million to victims of Taal eruption00:56Heavy rain brings some relief in Australia02:37Calm moments allow Taal folks some respite View comments
In President Sirleaf’s address to the nation last Friday, she touched on many important and critical national issues, including national security. She also stressed one—our food security—which is fundamental to national security.She challenged our young to pursue agriculture for it, like none other, stimulates employment and wealth creation.Indeed! Today’s global economy is seriously threatened by decline, especially that of China, causing prices of primary commodities to plummet. In Liberia, two of these—rubber and iron ore—which have historically been the bedrock of our employment and wealth, have been hardest hit, causing decline in earnings, many lay-offs and economic slowdown. Yet here we are importing almost everything we eat, including our staple, rice, but also vegetables, fruits, meats and canned goods. Why, despite all the rainfall and green vegetation throughout the country, are we so food dependent? What happened, especially in the past 10 years when we had a President who, having worked for major banks, including the World Bank, and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), we thought knew all about development and food security?But this question predates Ellen. It is founded in the lack of vision of successive administrations. Who remembers the 1921 Independence Day Oration of the eminent Liberian statesman, Momolu Massaquoi? In that Oration he made an impassioned plea for concentration on agriculture. But nobody, including President C.D.B. King, listened.Do you remember, too, what we said in Editorials sometime back—that when Tubman became President in 1944 George S. Best, who had taught Agriculture at the Booker Washington Institute (BWI) since 1930, wrote him a letter? Mr. Best, by the time he entered Liberia in 1926, had traveled, as a British soldier in World War I to many parts of the world and seen development. In his letter, he suggested to President Tubman that he should introduce a cannery in Liberia to make juices, etc., and save our many fruits from rotting. Mr.Best’s mistake was that he said Tubman had eight years in office, enough time to do it. Tubman must have taken serious exception to that suggestion, for he knew that he had no intention of spending only eight years in power. So he never answered Mr. Best. Tubman stayed 27 years in power, and Liberia never produced canned goods. Even more sadly, after nearly a half century since Tubman—1944-71—we still are unable to produce bottled orange juice! Yet we have to admit that it was Tubman who began training professional agriculturists. He transformed the Bureau of Agriculture into the Department of Agriculture and Commerce, and established the University of Liberia’s College of Agriculture and Forestry. Tubman’s scholarship program produced Liberia’s first veterinary doctor, Christian E. Baker, its first soil chemist, J.T. Phillips and its first poultry teacher, Henry Fallah.It was Tubman, too, who in 1951, took over from the Phelps Stokes Fund, government financing of the Booker Washington Institute (BWI) and in that same year established, in Suacoco, Bong County, the Government Farm (now the Central Agricultural Research Institute – CARI). Sadly, none of these institutions were taken very seriously and were consistently underfunded.The Maputo Declaration of 1995 stated that all African governments should make annual budgetary allocations of at least 10% to agriculture. But since that time, Liberia has consistently allocated little more than 1%.In the past 10 years of her presidency, Ellen has had two highly trained Agriculture Ministers, both with Ph.Ds, and both miserably failed. They also put the Daily Observer to shame because we were the only media institution to endorse Ellen in the 2005 run-off—Why? Not only because she was far better educated and more experienced than her opponent, George Weah, but also because we predicted that if she won, world leaders, mostly men, “would be falling over one another to give this first African woman President their fullest support.”They did. But most of that aid was squandered and today we have little to show for it.We have, since his appointment as Agriculture Minister, outlined a number of suggestions for Dr. Moses Zinnah. One is to engage ALL of our agricultural experts, especially the agronomists, animal science specialists and soil chemists, and put them to work. We think Minister Zinnah can make a big difference even in the two remaining years of this administration. He must push for mass production of rice, engaging some Asian rice producers such as the Vietnamese; encourage Liberians, especially in Grand Cess, Foya andNimba, to raise cattle; encourage farmers in chicken and eggs, pork, goat and sheep production. He must engage our agronomists to initiate and train more people in vegetable production, improve and expand the agricultural extension services and embark on large scale tree crop initiatives—almond, banana and plantain, cashew nuts, citrus, cocoa, coffee, plum, etc. That would be a good beginning.We pray that Minister Zinnah is up to the task and has the firm and unflinching backing of the President. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
Manning is already wildly popular. His Q Score is 33, second among active players behind Green Bay Packers quarterback and Super Bowl winner Brett Favre’s 35. Woods scores a 40. Manning’s recognition rate among the general public in September was near 60 percent, according to Q Scores. Part of Manning’s appeal, say the companies that have worked with him, is the depth of his public persona. “He’s a rare combination of an ordinary guy that happens to have an extraordinary talent,” said Chris Jogis, vice president of U.S. brand marketing at MasterCard Inc., which uses Manning as a “fan of the fan,” cheering on workers at a grocery store and coffee shop. “People love Peyton Manning because he is that guy next door,” said Todd Krinsky, vice president of sports and entertainment marketing at Reebok, the Adidas AG unit which has a long-term deal with Manning. “His appeal is not being that Hollywood guy, so people young and old can relate to him.” Manning has most famously poked fun of himself in an ad for cell-phone company Sprint Nextel Corp., where he dons a fake mustache and toupee to “disguise” himself while rooting for the Colts. In contrast, many fans admire Manning for his cleverness and an almost-obsessive devotion to winning.160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! Manning pocketed $11.5 million in endorsements in 2005, highest among football players, according to Sports Illustrated. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, a three-time Super Bowl champion who earned $9 million in endorsements, was the No. 2 NFL player on the list. Tiger Woods led all U.S. athletes with $87 million in endorsement earnings. It is unlikely Manning will approach Woods’ marketing money, said Gary Philpott, CEO of E-Poll Market Research. “Tiger is an icon, so those numbers are untouchable for now,” he said. “Manning will more than likely top $30 million.” A dramatic finish to the game would help Manning the most, said Dan Smith, a marketing professor at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business. “People would see him as the white knight riding to the rescue,” Smith said. And that would help Manning transcend the traditional sports audience, which is unusual for team-sports players. “Team-sports stars have a harder time reaching big audiences, especially football players who are covered in armor,” Smith said. “But a win will put him on late-night talk shows and magazines, and give him a chance to demonstrate to more people that he’s witty and engaging.” NEW YORK – Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning is already the NFL’s most prolific pitchman, but marketing experts say a Super Bowl win could catapult him to a level few gridiron stars have ever achieved. In case he wasn’t feeling enough pressure about Sunday’s game in Miami, the two-time NFL most valuable player should consider this: Experts say a win could allow him to not only triple his income from endorsement deals but also command profit-sharing or ownership stakes from the companies he endorses. “With a victory Sunday, he will be at the top of his marketing game,” said Henry Schafer, executive vice president of Marketing Evaluations Inc., which gives ratings called “Q Scores” to celebrities based on their commercial appeal. “He will have the platform to transcend the sport of football to an even greater extent than he does now.” 
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – The staff of the City of Fort St. John shared today due to ageing underground infrastructure and last summer’s water main break, the intersection at 100 Street and 100 Avenue requires urgent attention. The City of Fort St John staff goes on to say they have begun the planning and engagement process to upgrade and improve 100 Street. However the intersection calls for immediate remediation work and City staff have started working with a renowned Florence, Italy-based architecture and engineering firm to develop a concept. The concept, estimated at $41 million, calls for the construction of a traffic circle to improve the flow of traffic while allowing for a significant public art installation. Additionally, City staff commissioned a world-renowned artist to celebrate the Arctic Grayling, an important fresh-water fish of the north, which centers a stunning large heated fountain. – Advertisement -“Council is excited to see this addition to our downtown, we are requesting City staff look into the possibility of the Arctic Grayling sculpture being carved of ice each winter,” said Mayor Lori Ackerman. City staff encourage you to visit the Let’s Talk 100 Street project website at letstalk.fortstjohn.ca and sign up for the project newsletter to stay up-to-date with the progress.
By Kwang-Tae Kim THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SEOUL, South Korea – Leaders of the two Koreas began formal talks today at the first summit between the divided countries in seven years, where North Korea’s Kim Jong Il appeared to warm to his South Korean visitor after an initial chilly reception. The summit is being held amid a hiatus at separate international talks on North Korea’s nuclear program while countries consider a draft agreement requiring Pyongyang to disable its weapons facilities by the end of the year, following the shutdown of its sole operating reactor in July. South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun has also said he will campaign for peace at the Pyongyang summit, but it remains unclear what he could accomplish because any treaty talks would have to include the U.S. and China, which also fought in the conflict. South Korea never signed the 1953 armistice that halted the three-year war. Before talks began at a state guesthouse in Pyongyang, Roh presented gifts to the North Korean leader that included a bookcase full of South Korean DVDs, featuring popular soap operas and productions starring Lee Young-ae, believed to be Kim’s favorite starlet. Kim is a known cinema buff with a vast film library and purportedly has helped produce several movies. Kim appeared animated and smiled repeatedly today as he greeted Roh, a contrast from his dour attitude Tuesday when the two first met briefly at an outdoor welcoming ceremony after the South Korean president arrived by road to Pyongyang. “President Kim Dae-jung came by air. It seems to be very meaningful that a president came to Pyongyang by road after crossing the Military Demarcation Line,” Kim Jong Il told Roh referring to the line dividing the peninsula. The two men posed seated for a photograph along with other delegation members before starting their meeting. Kim was accompanied at the talks only by his spy chief, while Roh was joined by four top officials. The morning session ended after just over two hours and the leaders were to resume talks this afternoon, Cheon told pool reporters in Pyongyang. Kim and Roh walked together from the meeting room and shook hands before heading separate ways to lunch, both looking cheerful in pool video footage. 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set!
BURBANK – In a move that is sure to expand the illegal immigration protests that have hit neighboring Glendale, the City Council voted 4-0 late Tuesday night to approve a controversial day laborer center across the street from a Home Depot. The council gave the OK for nonprofit Catholic Charities of Los Angeles Inc. to operate and manage the center at 1190 S. Flower St., a move that clears the way for the home improvement store’s Thursday opening, which could be a target for protesters. “The day laborers – whether they’re legal or illegal – will need to be managed in some fashion in an effort to keep our streets in the immediate vicinity of Home Depot as safe as possible, as clean as possible and as reasonably operational as possible,” Mayor Jef Vander Borght said just before the vote. Residents lambasted city officials at the packed and sometimes raucous council meeting, saying the facility would help illegal immigrants. “We’re giving away this country and nobody seems to understand it,” said Jacquelyn Wilson, 58, a retired office worker from Burbank. “Is there going to be an INS agent there?” she asked the council, drawing applause from the audience. Burbank officials say the center will cut loitering and littering problems attributed to day laborers by setting up a site for them to congregate. In 2004, the council voted 4-1 to approve the project, for which Home Depot will pay $94,000 for maintenance and operation costs. Similar centers around the Southland have been met with mixed success. Glendale has seen problems with some day laborers who’ve stood in front of Home Depot parking lots and entrances, instead of at the centers set up for them. Officials in Pasadena have had problems with cars picking up day laborers at Villa Street and Fair Oaks Avenue. When Glendale tried to enforce an ordinance that barred laborers from soliciting work off city streets, the workers sued, and a judge ruled the ordinance unconstitutional, saying it violated First Amendment rights to free speech. The city has appealed the decision, and doesn’t expect to get a ruling for at least six months, said Ann Maurer, a Glendale senior assistant city attorney handling the case. Meanwhile, tensions have been brewing over the centers. On Saturday, anti-illegal immigrant groups held a national day of protest called “Stop the Invasion.” One of the more rowdy protests and counter-protests occurred in Glendale, said Chris Newman, the legal programs coordinator for the National Day Laborer Organizing Network. There were no injuries or arrests. “It signifies an escalation on the part of anti-immigration groups,” Newman said. “It represents a repugnant form of demagoguery where anti-immigration groups are picking on one of most vulnerable and disenfranchised members of our community.” Newman said the centers help keep day laborers out of harm’s way and offer shade, sanitary conditions and an orderly hiring process. — Jason Kandel, (818) 546-3306 jason.kandel@dailynews.com AD Quality Auto 360p 720p 1080p Top articles1/5READ MOREGift Box shows no rust in San Antonio Stakes win at Santa Anita160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set!
There appears to be some confusion over a companion bill to the proposed constitutional amendment that would further define marriage in Indiana.When the amendment was officially introduced in the General Assembly on Thursday, introduced alongside it was House Bill 1153. That bill seems to be designed with critics of the marriage amendment, now known as HJR-3, in mind. While the marriage amendment limits marriage to heterosexual couples and also appears to outlaw same-sex civil unions, the companion bill states that the amendment is not intended to get around any local discrimination laws or prevent employers from offering benefits to same-sex partners of employees. David Orentlicher, professor at the McKinney School of Law at IU, isn‘t sure whether companion bills to constitutional amendments have been introduced in the past, but he says one reason for it is supporters‘ efforts to hold a referendum this November. “If they added language to the marriage amendment, it would restart the clock on the amendment. You have to go through two separate sessions of the legislature before it can go to the electorate.”Another reason supporters may be using a companion bill is that, unlike Congress and some other states, the Indiana legislature does not record legislative history. “So, when courts are looking at ‘what does this constitutional amendment mean‘, they have to rely largely on the language of the statute. This is an attempt to create an official record,” Orentlicher said.Another constitutional law expert predicts a long fight in court over the amendment if the companion bill is passed. “The constitutional amendment includes the following sentence: “A legal status identical or substantially similar to that of marriage for unmarried individuals shall not be valid or recognized.” The companion bill suggests that language isn‘t as broad as it sounds, and lists things “not prohibited or restricted,” said Joel Schumm, clinical professor of law at the McKinney School.If a referendum does take place, Schumm also doesn‘t know if it is legal to provide voters will only the language from the constitutional amendment and not the language of HB 1153. ” I think the companion bill raises more questions and confusion than answers or clarification.”
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Share This!We know that there are a lot of Harry Potter fans out there as evidenced by the millions upon millions of people who have read the books and seen the films. This immense popularity led, of course, to the creation of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at the Universal Orlando Resort. While we have always covered the Wizarding World on TouringPlans.com, we have decided to go a step further to help those planning a Universal Orlando visit.The Wizarding World of Harry Potter E-Guide was designed with many different readers in mind. For those completely unfamiliar with Harry Potter and all of his exploits, the guide will give you all of the necessary background to help you understand just how amazing the Wizarding World is. Alternatively, if you have read the Potter books an embarrassing amount of times (as I have), the guide is full of little details that you’ll want to seek out. Anyone in between those two extremes will also enjoy it, although I admit that I’m a bit biased.The best part about the Wizarding World E-Guide? It’s included with your TouringPlans Universal Orlando subscription! Simply go to our TouringPlans eBook page and click the appropriate link. If you’re not a subscriber, you can sign up for only $5.95 and that gets you a full year of our time-saving Universal Orlando Touring Plans, decision making Crowd Calendar, and the in-park mobile app Lines (not to mention this fantastic new E-Guide).
Disney California Adventure1 3 WHAT WETHOUGHTWHAT WESAWANALYSIS Disneyland Park2 WHAT WETHOUGHTWHAT WESAWANALYSIS Tuesday’s crowds were slightly larger than what we saw on Monday thanks to average wait times like 33 minutes at Indiana Jones Adventure, 32 at Peter Pan’s Flight, 31 at Star Tours and 25 minutes at Haunted Mansion. Meanwhile, at Disney California Adventure we saw average wait times like 56 minutes at Radiator Springs racers and 28 minutes at Toy Story Midway Mania. WHAT WETHOUGHTWHAT WESAWANALYSIS Disney California Adventure6 5 (Click to view overall details for this day)Monday, October 31, 2016 Share This!How crowded was Disneyland Resort last week?Wait times were up at Disneyland Resort last week, especially during the middle part of the week. Disneyland Park was mostly responsible for the spike with crowd levels two to three points higher than Disney California Adventure most days. Other than on the weekend, Disney California Adventure saw crowd levels no higher than a ‘3’ on our scale.Let’s look at how the crowd levels stacked up each day last week on the TouringPlans.com Disneyland Crowd Calendar Report: Disneyland Park4 5 5 What to Expect This Week 8 Disneyland Park5 (Click to view overall details for this day)Sunday, October 30, 2016 Wait times on Saturday rose past the middle point of our scale as predicted on Saturday. Hyperspace Mountain averaged 66 minutes, Indiana Jones Adventure averaged 51 and Alice in Wonderland averaged 39. Disneyland Resort Crowd Levels – Daily Breakdown Disney California Adventure stayed at a level ‘3’ on Friday as the Disneyland Crowd Calendar predicted while wait times at Disneyland Park hit their highest level since Sunday. Wait times were manageable at both parks however, with average wait times like 15 minutes at Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, 22 minutes at Matterhorn Bobsleds and 18 minutes at Pirates of the Caribbean. Disneyland Park6 2 Disney California Adventure3 WHAT WETHOUGHTWHAT WESAWANALYSIS WHAT WETHOUGHTWHAT WESAWANALYSIS 3 6 
Disneyland Park2 Disneyland Park3 Sunday, the last weekend day before Halloween saw busier crowds than we normally see, especially at Disneyland Park despite being a Regular-priced single ticket day and a blockout day for Southern California Select passholders. (Click to view overall details for this day)Friday, November 4, 2016 (Click to view overall details for this day)Tuesday, November 1, 2016 Thursday brought similar crowds to what we saw on Tuesday with wait time averages up at Disneyland Park and slightly up at Disney California Adventure. Radiator Springs Racers was the busiest attraction with an average wait of 50 minutes. Halloween arrived on Monday but crowds remained low at both Disneyland parks during the day even though Disneyland Park hosted Mickey’s Halloween Party in the evening. Alice in Wonderland and Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin were the only standouts with averages of 35 and 20 minutes, respectively. Disney California Adventure2 (Click to view overall details for this day)Thursday, November 3, 2016 Disneyland Park2 WHAT WETHOUGHTWHAT WESAWANALYSIS 7 WHAT WETHOUGHTWHAT WESAWANALYSIS 3 9 3 3 (Click to view overall details for this day)Wednesday, November 2, 2016 November 6 to 12, 2016 Disney California Adventure3 Disney California Adventure1 Both parks came in at a crowd level ‘3’ on Wednesday, slightly busier than the Disneyland Crowd Calendar predicted. Indiana Jones Adventure averaged 25 minutes (predicted 20) and Peter Pan’s Flight averaged 30 minutes (predicted 29). 3 Disney California Adventure5 (Click to view overall details for this day)Saturday, November 5, 2016 Wait times at Disneyland Resort will continue to skew upwards this week with average wait times hitting levels a point or two higher than usual. We expect this trend to continue through the busy Thanksgiving season at the end of the month.To see Disneyland Resort Crowd predictions for the days of your vacation, check the Crowd Calendar.To get details about our predictions of future crowds or details about crowds in the past check out the Crowd Calendar and select “Jump to Date” on the left margin.