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All Photography Art Competition Announced by Online Art Gallery ...
Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery announces the 2nd Annual ?All Photography? juried art competition for the Month of December 2012.
Jupiter, Florida, USA ? November 25, 2012 ? Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery announces the 2nd Annual ?All Photography? juried art competition for the Month of December 2012. Photographers from around the world are called upon to make online submissions with the winners being included in the gallery?s January 2013 online art group exhibition. Light Space & Time encourages entries from all photographers regardless of where they reside and regardless of their experience or education in the art field. All digital, film, manipulated and alternative photographic and printing processes will be accepted into this competition.
A group exhibition of the top five finalists will be held online at the Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery during the month of January 2013. Awards will be for 1st through 5th places. In addition, 5 artists will be recognized with Honorable Mention awards. Depending on the amount and the quality of the entries received, there may also be Special Recognition awards posted as well. The theme for the December art competition is ?All Photography? and the submission process and the deadline will end on December 27, 2012.
Winners of the ?All Photography? Art Exhibition will receive extensive worldwide publicity in the form of email marketing, 70+ press release announcements issued, 75+ event announcements issued, along with ongoing social media marketing and promotions in order to make the art world aware of the artist?s accomplishments. In addition, there will also be links back to the artist?s website as part of this achievement in order to help drive traffic to the winning artist?s websites. Photographers give us your best art now. Apply Online at http://www.lightspacetime.com.
About Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery
Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery conducts monthly art competitions and monthly art exhibitions for new and emerging artists on a worldwide basis. It is Light Space & Time?s intention to showcase this incredible talent in a series of monthly themed art competitions and art exhibitions by marketing and displaying the exceptional abilities of these worldwide artists.
The art gallery website can be viewed here: http://www.lightspacetime.com
Media Contact:
John R. Math
Light Space & Time Online Gallery
118 Poinciana Drive
Jupiter, FL 33458
888-490-3530
info@lightspacetime.com
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Friday, November 23, 2012
Vikings looking to put the squeeze on Bears QBs
The lasting image from the Bears' trip to San Francisco was 49ers defensive end Aldon Smith running amok.
And now Chicago's battered offensive line gets to face Jared Allen, Chad Greenway and the Vikings on Sunday at Soldier Field.
No, Minnesota (6-4) is not in San Francisco's class for creating mayhem with a physically imposing defense. But the way the Bears (7-3) are blocking ? make that NOT blocking ? for their quarterbacks, just about any team will be a major challenge, whether it's Jay Cutler back from a concussion, or backup Jason Campbell on the field.
"You're going to play a great team on their home field, a place that we've struggled at," Greenway said. "But this is a new year, a new team. And I think we're going to have a focus going in there that we're going to give ourselves a chance.
"It's going to take our best effort. It's going to take our best game of the year to win out there this week."
To get that win, the Vikings figure to emphasize their ace, Adrian Peterson, and the running game, while fitting in throws to Percy Harvin, who also is having a strong season. They must be careful not to fall victim to Chicago's ball-hawking defense, which did little against the 49ers, but otherwise has been brilliant. The Bears have seven interception returns for TDs and have forced 30 turnovers, the most in the league.
The Vikings don't get many takeaways, but they can get after quarterbacks. Allen has 13 sacks in eight games against the Bears, including 3 1/2 in last year's season finale.
Whichever defense sets the tone figures to swing things in its team's direction.
On Thanksgiving Day, Houston beat Detroit 34-31 in overtime to improve to 10-1, Washington held off Dallas 38-31, and New England was at the New York Jets.
Also Sunday, it's San Francisco at New Orleans; Green Bay at the New York Giants; Atlanta at Tampa Bay; Baltimore at San Diego; Pittsburgh at Cleveland; Denver at Kansas City; Seattle at Miami; Buffalo at Indianapolis; Oakland at Cincinnati; Tennessee at Jacksonville; and St. Louis at Arizona.
The Monday night game has Carolina at Philadelphia.
San Francisco (7-2-1) at New Orleans (5-5)
As intriguing as any game on the schedule for many reasons.
The 49ers could get back quarterback Alex Smith from a concussion, but with the way Colin Kaepernick performed in a rout of the Bears on Monday night, it's uncertain who will get the call from coach Jim Harbaugh.
Regardless, it's the San Francisco defense that could decide things. If the 49ers can put pressure on Drew Brees and the increasingly dynamic Saints offense ? Aldon Smith leads the NFL with 15 sacks ? they could control matters. But New Orleans has won three straight and five of six, and Brees could become the third player with 30 TD passes in five seasons.
Green Bay (7-3) at New York Giants (6-4)
The last time they met, New York eliminated a 16-1 Packers team from the playoffs. At Lambeau Field.
The Giants will need to rekindle the overwhelming pass rush that was decisive in that game, plus get Eli Manning back on track. He's struggled the last two weeks, both losses, and hasn't played particularly well in a month. A better running game also would help him.
Green Bay, though, has five straight victories and is tied with Chicago atop the NFC North. In his past seven games, Aaron Rodgers has 24 touchdowns, four interceptions and a 117 QB rating. There's a chance he could get back top receiver Greg Jennings from a torn abdominal muscle, too.
Atlanta (9-1) at Tampa Bay (6-4)
Atlanta lost for the first time two weeks ago, then needed to rally to beat Arizona. The Falcons have won six of the past seven meetings with the Bucs, but those were different Tampa teams. This one is as potent on offense as, well, Atlanta.
Buccaneers rookie Doug Martin already has rushed for 1,000 yards and seven touchdowns.
"Their rookie running back has had some really explosive games," Smith said. "It will be a challenge for us."
But covering Roddy White, Julio Jones and Tony Gonzalez will be a huge challenge for the Bucs.
Baltimore (8-2) at San Diego (4-6)
The Ravens will have star safety Ed Reed as they seek their fourth successive victory and eighth in nine games. His one-game suspension for illegal hits was overturned on appeal and instead he was fined $50,000.
Reed and the Baltimore defense haven't played close to the level of previous standards, but did have a strong performance in taking charge of the AFC North last week at Pittsburgh.
San Diego, loser of five of its last six, leads the NFL in throwing interceptions (14) as Philip Rivers struggles without much supporting talent compared to previous years.
Pittsburgh (6-4) at Cleveland (2-8)
Plax is back in Pittsburgh.
Unfortunately for the Steelers, the addition of wideout Plaxico Burress, who was without a team all season, doesn't offset the slew of injuries on offense. Ben Roethlisberger (shoulder, ribs), Antonio Brown (ankle), Jerricho Cotchery (ribs) and Byron Leftwich (ribs) have been sidelined, but Brown could return in Cleveland.
Fortunately for the Steelers, they have a trio of hefty running backs who have come through in Rashard Mendenhall, Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman.
The Browns blew a 13-0 lead in Dallas last Sunday, another sign of their inexperience. They do play hard for coach Pat Shurmur, who is trying to save his job.
Denver (7-3) at Kansas City (1-9)
The Broncos have won five straight and have their sights on running the table, perhaps grabbing home-field advantage for a portion of the AFC playoffs, if not for the whole thing. Peyton Manning needs one victory, something he's likely to get against the collapsing Chiefs who have dropped seven in a row, to have the second most by a starter in league history. He would move ahead of his current boss, John Elway.
Manning is directing a precise offense, but Denver lost leading rusher Willis McGahee to a right knee injury. The Broncos' defense is getting superb play from Von Miller, who had three sacks last week for 13 this year.
KC leads the NFL in turnovers with 31 and has a minus-21 differential. Denver's minus-3 pales in comparison.
Seattle (6-4) at Miami (4-6)
One game after beating his former player at Southern Cal, Jets QB Mark Sanchez, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll goes against one of his Heisman Trophy winners, Reggie Bush. Well, Bush did win the Heisman, but gave it back after he was found guilty of NCAA violations.
Seattle's defense gets better and more physical each week, something Bush figures to learn Sunday. Bush has totaled 41 yards rushing over the past two games, part of a three-game skid, and even was benched in that span.
Buffalo (4-6) at Indianapolis (6-4)
Were the Colts exposed at New England last Sunday in their 59-24 defeat, or was it simply a case of Indy not being able to play with the big boys yet?
"Once you sit down and watch the film, the critiquing and the criticism, and once that happens, you sort of flush it and realize it's on to the next one," Andrew Luck said. "If this was the last one of the season and you're done, it would sting a lot more."
Luck has five 300-yard passing games to set an NFL mark by a rookie. His 2,965 yards passing are the most by an NFL rookie through 10 games.
Buffalo's defense awakened in a 19-14 victory against Miami, but still ranks 27th overall.
Oakland (3-7) at Cincinnati (5-5)
With two consecutive victories, the Bengals have revitalized their season. A schedule that includes San Diego, Dallas and Philadelphia after the Raiders has them salivating about their chances of making the postseason. Receiver A. J. Green has TD catches in nine straight games.
Oakland, loser of three in a row, has former Bengals QB Carson Palmer, the first overall draft pick in 2003 who still holds Cincinnati marks for career completion percentage (62.9) and passer rating (86.9). It will be Palmer's first time facing the Bengals since he forced a trade to Oakland last year for a first-round and second-round pick.
Carolina (2-8) at Philadelphia (3-7), Monday night
No, the NFL can't flex games to the prime-time broadcast on Mondays, so viewers are stuck with two of the league's biggest flops.
Carolina thought it would build off Cam Newton's sensational rookie season, but instead of sizzling it has fizzled.
No worse than the Eagles, though. Expected to be championship contenders, they have fallen apart, with sloppy play everywhere, particularly on the offensive line, in the secondary and at quarterback, where rookie Nick Foles could again get the nod ahead of Michael Vick, who is recovering from a concussion.
Tennessee (4-6) at Jacksonville (1-9)
Jacksonville had powerful Houston in trouble last Sunday, but couldn't put away the game. The 37 points for the Jaguars in that loss brought their season total to a measly 164. They will go with Chad Henne at quarterback with second-year starter Blaine Gabbert on injured reserve.
It looks like the Titans have fixed some of their defensive woes, and they come off a bye that followed a 37-3 romp in Miami, their best performance all season. Before that came their worst, a 51-20 thrashing at the hands of the Bears.
St. Louis (3-6-1) at Arizona (4-6)
Arizona was 4-0 when it journeyed to St. Louis and was beaten 17-3. Things have been downright ugly since for the Cardinals, who can't score, can't decide on a quarterback, and struggle against the run. A defense expected to excel has disappointed.
The Rams are maddeningly inconsistent, following a tie at mighty San Francisco ? a game they should have won ? with a flop against the Jets. Look for a steady diet of runs by Steven Jackson and Daryl Richardson.
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Source: http://news.yahoo.com/vikings-looking-put-squeeze-bears-qbs-233607064--nfl.html
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
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USD/CAD: Canadian Dollar trading lower this morning | GCI Forex ...
USDCAD Movement
For the 24 hours to 23:00 GMT, the USD declined marginally against the CAD to close at 0.9967.
In Canada, wholesale sales declined 1.4% (MoM) in September, compared to a downwardly revised 0.3% increase recorded in the previous month.
In the Asian session, at GMT0400, the pair is trading at 0.9988, with the USD trading 0.22% higher from yesterday?s close.
The pair is expected to find support at 0.9965, and a fall through could take it to the next support level of 0.9942. The pair is expected to find its first resistance at 1.0002, and a rise through could take it to the next resistance level of 1.0015.
The currency pair is trading above its 20 Hr and 50 Hr moving averages.
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
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ESPN to broadcast college football playoffs
NEW YORK (AP) ? The college football playoff system will be televised on ESPN for 12 years once it starts after the 2014 season, the network said Wednesday.
The title game will be played on a Monday, at least a week after the semifinals.
The deal is worth close to $500 million a year, a person with knowledge of the terms said. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the fee had not been announced.
"Folks are going to love this playoff and the attention ESPN will give to it," BCS executive director Bill Hancock said in a statement.
ESPN's current four-year contract to air the Sugar, Orange and Fiesta bowls along with the BCS title game is worth about $125 million per year.
ESPN will own the rights to all six bowls involved in the four-team playoff system. Conference commissioners had decided that the two semifinals would rotate among those half-dozen sites; the four not involved each year will host major bowl games similar to the current BCS contests. The title game will be bid out each season through a separate process, as the Super Bowl is for the NFL.
There will be three "contract bowls" that offer automatic bids to particular conferences in years they don't host one of the semifinals: the Rose, Sugar and Orange. The network already had separate deals for the same 12-year period through the 2025 season for those games, which are affiliated with the Pac-12, Big 12, Big Ten, ACC and SEC.
The new agreement also gives ESPN the rights to the three "host bowls," which will feature at-large teams along with the top squad from the group of five conferences without ties to a contract bowl. The sites for the host bowls are still to be determined, though the most likely landing spots are the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Ariz., the Cotton Bowl in Arlington, Texas, and the Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta.
Wednesday's agreement in principle includes rights for TV, radio, mobile, online and international.
"Because of college football's widespread popularity and the incredible passion of its fans, few events are more meaningful than these games," ESPN President John Skipper said.
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College Football Writer Ralph D. Russo contributed to this report.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/espn-broadcast-college-football-playoffs-182205115--spt.html
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