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CIRENCESTER AC hosted the fourth round of the Oxford Mail league at Cirencester Park.

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The men's team made the most of home advantage to win the fixture by three points from Swindon Harriers.

Marc Fallows led the team in 16th position, with Adrian Williams next home after edging out Charles Wood with a well-timed finishing burst.

Barry Sampson, Adam Harborrow and Bill Leggate finished in close order, with Graeme Furley completing the team scoring in 40th.

The ladies team finished a close second behind Headington, superbly led in fourth place by Jane Wassell, with Jane Thomas also making the top 10 and finishing as first female Under-20.

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Lucy Doughty closed the team in 17th.

It was a busy weekend of cross-country for several club members, with the rearranged County Championships at Cheltenham''s Pittville Park.

Wassell was again to the fore, finishing first LV40 and eighth overall, while Jane Thomas narrowly missed out on a top 20 placing.

Making up for lost time after a long injury lay-off, Wassell was also in action the previous weekend at the Midland Cross Country Championships, excelling in tough, muddy conditions to finish 18th.

OXFORD MAIL XC LEAGUE, MEN: 16 M Fallows 33.44, 19 A Williams 34.17, 20 C Wood 34.19, 32 B Sampson 34.52, 34 A Harborrow 34.54, 35 B Leggate 34.44, 40 G Furley 35.12, 102 K Firkin, 104 N Prinsloo 39.42, 108 Zenith Replica Watches M Croucher 39.52, 113 D Gardner 40.28, 155 T Shelbourne 43.07, 158 D Matts 43.37, 175 S Kell 45.13, 177 B Ferris 45.18, 194 R Smith 48.08, 218 M Thomas 54.00. TEAMS: Div 1: 1 Cirencester 196.

LADIES: 1 F Briscoe (White Horse) 23.32, 4 J Wassell (1st FV35) 24.43, 9 J Thomas (1st FU20) 26.42, 17 L Doughty 27.23, 74 J Green 33.18, 78 C Harrison 33.55, 88 B Thomas 36.34, 90 C See 36.54 Teams: Div 1: 1 Headington 29, 2 Cirencester 30.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE XC CHAMPIONSHIPS, LADIES: 8 J Wassell (1st LV40) 24.06, 21 J Thomas 26.13, 72 A Thomas 31.11, 96 B Thomas 34.40, 99 C See 36.28 MIDLAND XC CHAMPIONSHIPS, LADIES: 18 J Wassell 35.13

: 18 J Wassell 35.13

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NEW HAVEN -- It's hard to say whether Mitch Oliver is Zenith Replica Watches a better coach or prophet.

He's pretty good at both.

From the very first day of practice with the Albertus Magnus men's basketball team, Oliver gathered his team at halfcourt of the Messer Gym and told them that they started the season there and they're going to end it in a celebratory pile in the very same place.

Nostradamus couldn't have called it better.

Fueled by a 15-0 run to end the first half, Albertus Magnus defeated Emerson 85-71 Saturday in front of a raucous, overflow crowd to win the Great Northeast Athletic Conference title. It is the first GNAC title for the Falcons and carries with it the school's first Division III NCAA basketball tournament berth.

"This is very, very, very big for this program," Albertus junior guard Walden St. Juste said. "When I first came here, we did a lot of losing, but then we got the guys together and began to work and started winning."

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St. Juste said he was motivated by not being named to the all- conference first team earlier in the week.

"I was scratching my head (why he wasn't named to the first team)," said St. Juste, who made second team. "I had that in my mind all game long."

Albertus sophomore center Ray Askew, a day after earning conference player of the year honors, had 15 points and 15 rebounds.

"I think all my teammates should be first-teamers," Askew said. "Anyone on this team can do it. Once we cleaned up the little things, I knew we would take off."

The decisive run was a product of substance and style. The Falcons picked up the defensive pressure forcing a couple of steals, blocked two shots and converted a jaw-dropping alley-oop dunk on a pass from Byron Reaves to Askew.

"I looked around and knew that if we ran that play the roof was going to come off this place," Oliver said. "And it really did.

"The key with us is to defend and rebound, and when we do that, we go into transition and we can't be stopped."

Albertus carried a 38-28 lead into intermission. The second- seeded Lions didn't go quietly in the second half, but their roar was silenced by foul trouble (five Emerson players fouled out) and consistent free throw shooting by the top-seeded Falcons (22-6).

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Sha'Ron Young scored 10 points and Reaves had eight for Albertus.

Jeremy Shannon led Emerson (20-7) with 21 points and 12 rebounds, but the first-team all-conference guard blamed himself for his team's demise.

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MAX FOSTER, HOST, QUEST MEANS BUSINESS: Thanks, Hala. We will be keeping you up to date throughout this hour with the latest from Haiti and hearing from CNN correspondents in the country.

This hour on QUEST MEANS BUSINESS, a fragile economy now lies in pieces. Why Haiti needs aid more than ever before. We'll hear from the vice president of the World Bank in Latin America, and a filmmaker who has just returned from the island.

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FOSTER: Well, the earthquake in Haiti deals a devastating blow to an economy which was already in tatters, and decades of political instability and the succession of hurricanes have left Haiti with the unenviable title of the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Take a look at this: 80 percent of Haiti's 9 million population lives below the poverty line, more than half of the population live on less than $1 a day, and two-thirds of all Haitians depend on farming for their livelihoods. Unemployment is widespread. We do not have exact figures. And many people simply don't have formal jobs.

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New Oriental Energy & Chemical Corp.(NASDAQ: NOEC) (the "Company"), a China-based specialty chemical andemerging coal-based alternative fuel manufacturer, reported today anarrowed loss of $(1,616,408) for the third quarter of fiscal year 2010,compared with a loss of $(2,130,827) in the same period last year, and aloss of $(3,155,659) in its second quarter this year.

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While revenues in the third quarter ended December 31, 2009 declined to$8,770,449 compared to $10,614,418 in the same period last year, theyincreased $1,217,334 or 16% from the second quarter this year, primarilydue to increased methanol sales.

For the nine months ended December 31, 2009 the Company reported revenuesof $24,704,321 compared with $40,533,491 in the first nine months of theprevious fiscal year. The net loss of $(7,940,922) in the first ninemonths this year compared with a net loss of $(1,858,266) in the sameperiod in fiscal 2009. The decline in three month and nine month revenueswas a consequence of the Company's decision to temporarily halt theproduction and sale of DME until market conditions improve. Losses inthese periods stemmed from first half losses in the Company's fertilizerbusiness and increased losses on higher methanol sales where pricing couldnot match increases in production costs.

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