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Ingram, who notched her first collegiate goal at 11:35 of the first half when she tucked in the rebound of Sarles's shot on a penalty corner, scored at 33:18 of the second, and Kalil followed at 31:42 to make the Crimson lead...
Dick rounded out the scoring, punching in a loose ball from the crease with 23:24 remaining, then burying the rebound of a shot by junior midfielder Maisa Badawy with 4:12 to play. Badawy finished the weekend with four assists...
...helps, but then the sun comes out. I used to enjoy playing golf in the summer, but golf is a game that brings out the worst in people, and fishing is a very poor use of time, and basketball is perilous for the older guy. He fights for a rebound and snaps an Achilles tendon and spends six months in a walking cast--I wouldn't even want to be in the cast of The King and I for six months. Risotto is the sport for me. It's easy, it takes an hour, you get a feeling of accomplishment...
...high-yielding euro junk bonds are posting big returns while "safe" investments such as 10-year T bills are faltering. Why the appeal? Europe is deregulating its markets, stirring growth, competition and M&A activity similar to the U.S. in the '80s. The weakened euro is also expected to rebound against the dollar, but currency trading and high-yield bonds are risky. Don't bet the farm...
What goes down must go up. That seemingly inexorable law of economics is now pulling many Asian countries out of the slump that only two years ago threatened to disrupt the entire global economy. Throughout the region stock markets are on the rebound and currencies are on the rise, leading to renewed confidence that the worst is over and business will pick up further. But it may be too early to declare victory. "What is really happening," says TIME business senior editor Bill Saporito, "is that the Asian economies are coming off the bottom. Even when you do nothing...