The franchise, which dates back to the early days of the NFL, find themselves in position to pull off the feat after a late-season surge propelled them into a February 5 Super Bowl rematch against the New England Patriots.From 1933 to 1965, from the advent of the NFL playoffs up to the creation of the Super Bowl, the Giants made the most trips to the championship game but won only three of 14 chances.With star running backs Frank Gifford and Alex Webster, and a staunch defense led by Andy Robustelli, Rosey Grier and Sam Huff, the Giants were a New York glamour team for a stretch starting in the mid-1950s.They won the NFL title in 1956 and lost to the Colts and Hall of Fame quarterback Johnny Unitas in an overtime final at Yankee Stadium in 1958 that is credited with launching the league as must-see TV.The Giants reached the championship game in five out of six seasons from 1958 but lost each time, twice to the Packers and head coach Vince Lombardi, who served as New York’s offensive coordinator in the 1950s.The Giants went into decline after the 1963 title game loss to Chicago and grew keen to leave Yankee Stadium for a home of their own. They struck a deal to build a stadium across the Hudson River in New Jersey.’LOUSY FOOTBALL’Crowds flocked to Giants Stadium but the losing drone on, and got so bad that a group fans in 1978 hired a small plane to fly over the stadium carrying a banner that read: 15 years of lousy football … we’ve had enough at a game where more than 24,000 ticket holders were no-shows.With a dispute hampering the running of the family-owned Giants, NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle suggested they hire a general manager to handle football decisions, recommending Miami Dolphins executive George Young for the job. With Young at the helm, the Giants drafted linebacker Lawrence Taylor, quarterback Phil Simms and hired Bill Parcells as head coach, the cornerstones of a championship team. The Giants won their first Super Bowl in 1987 with a 39-20 win against John Elway and the Denver Broncos. Four years later, they returned to the Super Bowl and beat the Bills 20-19 for the first of Buffalo’s four successive Super Bowl defeats. Four years ago the New York Giants entered the playoffs as a wild card team and, despite arriving to the Super Bowl as a 12-point underdog, beat the Patriots 17-14 to deprive them of an unprecedented 19-0 season. It’s the greatest victory in the history of this franchise, without question, Giants co-owner John Mara, whose grandfather Tim Mara bought the Giants in 1925 for $500, said after the win. CATCHING FIRE5Now, on the 25th anniversary of their first Super Bowl win, the Giants try to duplicate the result with coach Tom Coughlin up against New England counterpart Bill Belichick, who were opposing coaches four years ago and assistant coaches on the 1991 champion Giants team.The Giants’ trip to this year’s Super Bowl in Indianapolis has been even more bizarre than in 2008.Riding the strong arm of quarterback Eli Manning, a crew of speedy receivers and a return to health by the pass-rushing defensive line, New York pulled out of a midseason swoon of four straight losses that led to a 7-7 record before catching fire.New York Jets coach Rex Ryan, a master motivator who had led his team to the AFC title game in each of his first two seasons, inadvertently motivated the Giants for their Christmas Eve game by bragging how his team was superior to their fellow MetLife Stadium tenants.Jets personnel covered the Giants’ championship murals on the wall outside their locker room, exercising their prerogative as the designated home team and infuriating the G-Men.A 99-yard touchdown pass from Manning to Victor Cruz turned that game around and the Giants hung a defeat on the Jets that effectively ended their rival’s postseason chances.The Jets have a big mouth, big belly coach that talks too much, said Giants running back Brandon Jacobs, who had a confrontation with Ryan after the game.’IT’S CRAZY’A regular season-ending rout of the Dallas Cowboys put the Giants into the playoffs despite being outscored by opponents in total points over the 16-game campaign.Surging with confidence, New York beat the Atlanta Falcons in their playoff opener before posting victories over the top-seeded Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers to punch their Super Bowl ticket.In a stunning parallel to four years ago when an overtime field goal on the road sent the Giants to the Super Bowl, they did it again this year with a 20-17 overtime victory in San Francisco on Sunday. I can’t explain it. It’s crazy how similar it is to what happened in 2007, Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora said after New York’s 20-17 overtime victory in San Francisco. It’s scary.
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Admiral Robert Willard, head of the U.S. Pacific Command, said the military’s goal is to have a network of places close to the sea lanes of Southeast Asia where American forces can visit on rotation, avoiding the costly maintenance of bases.There is no desire nor view right now that the U.S. is seeking basing options anywhere in the Asia-Pacific theater, he told reporters in Washington.Willard spoke as U.S. and Philippine officials were wrapping up two days of strategic talks in Washington that prompted speculation that Washington aimed to reopen bases in the Philippines. The Pentagon flatly denied having new basing plans.He said his Hawaii-based Pacific Command preferred a model along the lines of plans to set up a Marine training facility in northern Australia and to rotate warships through Singapore.As I look at where the forces are and where they need to be present day-to-day, we are biased in Northeast Asia, and when we look at Southeast Asia and South Asia, the pressure is on Pacific Command to deploy and sustain forces there day to day, said Willard.The Pacific Command has 50,000 U.S. forces stationed in Japan and 28,000 in South Korea.Willard noted that media and public discussion of the U.S. strategy in Asia portrayed the policy as being aimed at China, with its fast-growing military budget and assertiveness over maritime territory claims in contested waters of the South China Sea.But the admiral said the Pacific Command’s primary mission was protecting sea lanes in the South China Sea that carry $5 trillion in commerce annually, including $1. trillion in trade with the United States.The U.S. goal with China’s military was to build closer military-to-military ties, overcoming differing philosophies on the purpose of such contacts, trust factor issues and other disputes, said Willard. High-level U.S.-China dialogue and leaders’ meetings like next month’s U.S. visit by Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping has resulted in a situation where the military relationship at that strategic level has been … sustaining itself, said Willard. In other ways, at the operational and tactical level, getting our two militaries more acquainted with one another through operations or through counterpart visits have not advanced, he added. I’m not satisfied that the military relationship is where it needs to be, said Willard.
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The woman from Cape Cod surrendered the 71 rats to the MSPCA-Angell Adoption Center in Boston where they are now undergoing veterinary exams, the center said.The woman intended to do a good deed — she purchased the pair from a pet store to save them from a fate of snake food, it said.The animal center said the rats are young and appear to be in good condition. It expects to put them up for adoption after determining they are free from disease.The rats will join 94 hamsters already looking for homes after being surrendered to another branch of the animal rescue group less than a week ago, the MSPCA said on its website.
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The film is based on author Janet Evanovich’s best-selling novel about Stephanie Plum, a divorced, unemployed woman who becomes a bounty hunter to pay the bills. To date, there are 17 installments of the popular book series.Money sees Plum entering the profession, only to find herself chasing down a onetime romantic acquaintance and becoming entangled in a murder. The Emmy award-winning Heigl sat down with Reuters to talk about the film, her life as a working mom, adopting another baby perhaps within the year and a bad smoking habit she just can’t seem to quit.Q: Were you a fan of Janet Evanovich’s books?A: I read the books when I was first approached about the project. The first one led to the second and by the time I got to the 10th, I was pretty hooked and obsessed. I just love Stephanie. She’s savvy, brave and has a big heart. Her perspective on life and people is sort of wacky, charming and fun. She’s got this great caustic sense of humor that I really responded to.Q: And action film is a bit different for you. What was the most difficult thing for you to learn while shooting the film?A: I was pretty bad with the handcuffs. I really wanted to master the art of cuffing somebody quickly and efficiently. There’s something about holding somebody’s hands in a crossed way and trying to slap a cuff on. I didn’t want to hurt the co-stars I was working within the scenes.Q: You’ve established yourself as a romantic comedy actress. Is that a genre you feel comfortable in?A: If you asked me the same question two years ago I would have said, I love doing romantic comedies because those are the movies I tend to only watch. I want to laugh and believe in true love and romance. I’m still thrilled to be in those movies but at 33, I wouldn’t mind breaking out of that genre a little bit. This movie had a murder mystery vibe to it, a kind of a caper film, so it was a different spin on the same formula.Q: Did you have the whole family on location with you in Pittsburgh, including your adopted daughter Naleigh?0A: Yes and it was chaos! (laughs). There was also my dog, my mom’s dog, and then my mom would come for part of the filming because she’s a producer on this as well. Then (husband/musician) Josh (Kelley) would come in and out because he’s always on tour. Naleigh and the nanny were there all the time. Q: Is Naleigh aware of what you do for a living?2A: No, she isn’t. Naleigh loves to play doctor and has a little doctor’s kit. Recently my mom said, ‘Naleigh, your mother played a doctor on TV.’ And it was the first time that anyone has ever said to her that her mom is on TV. So she’s starting to put the dots together. Q: Any more kids for you and Josh?4A: Naleigh’s three now, so I’m hoping we have another child sooner than later — at least maybe in the next year. Naleigh loves babies and the whole idea of babies. Q: Will you adopt again or have biological children?A: We’d like to do both, but I’m on an adoption bent at this point. I’m afraid of pregnancy. That terrifies me. After being in (the R-rated comedy) Knocked up and having to watch birthing videos, I’m terrified! (laughs)Q: You are in a position where you headline your own movies, but you also produce many of them too. Was that always the plan?A: For me, there’s so much inherent pressure in the position, so I started to feel neurotic and terrified all the time (laughs). I thought the only way for me to calm down was to take an active role in my future, not to sit and wait, but to create my own opportunities.Q: So what’s on the horizon?A: I’d love to write something. I’d love to direct. And there’s so much great television, I would never rule out the opportunity to do a great TV show. I watch ‘Homeland’ and think Clare Danes is brilliant and if an opportunity like that came my way, I wouldn’t say no.Q: You’ve been spotted smoking electronic cigarettes to help you stop smoking. How’s that been going?A: It’s supposed to get you off the real thing, but I smoke it all the time because I don’t have to step outside and it never goes out — except when the battery dies. So I’m smoking it way more than I probably would a real cigarette.Q: That’s not good.A: I’m a nicotine addict and it’s really ugly. If I could take anything back, smoking would be it. I wish I never picked up a cigarette. That was so stupid. That would be the one thing I would say to my kid as she gets old and inevitably will want to try a cigarette. I will say, ‘Sure, go ahead, if you want to be a slave to something for the rest of your life!’ I’ll always be fighting the addiction.
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Speaking at his neo-classical office shortly before resuming talks with bankers on a bond swap deal that is key to saving the euro zone member from bankruptcy (http://bankruptcy.ieurope.net), Papademos said: Greece will not default.We made significant progress over the last few weeks and in the last few days in particular. We are trying to conclude the discussions as quickly as possible. I am quite optimistic an agreement will be reached in the coming days, Papademos said.The prime minister, who leads an emergency coalition government tasked with steering Greece out of its worst economic crisis in decades, spoke to Reuters minutes before bankers’ chief negotiator Charles Dallara swept up to his mansion in his limousine for a new round of talks.Papademos was also upbeat about parallel negotiations with the so-called troika of the European Union, International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank, saying agreement was expected soon on the reforms they are demanding in exchange for a new 130-billion euro aid package Greece needs to stay afloat.The aim is to complete the discussion with the troika by the middle of next week at the latest. I hope sooner rather than later, he said.The former central banker said Greece had made progress on both fiscal and structural reforms with results already emerging.Much more has been achieved than sometimes appears in public. There are some slippages in the implementation of the fiscal adjustment program and the reforms. But internal devaluation is already taking place. We expect some modest growth to appear during 2013.Papademos said the budget deficit would be about 9. percent of GDP in 2011, from 10. percent in 2010. A worse than expected recession has made it hard for Greece to meet targets agreed with lenders, despite harsh salary cuts and tax hikes.The troika has criticized the slow pace of Greek reforms and privatizations. Lenders have warned the second bailout will hinge on Greece’s proven commitment to the program. SOFT-SPOKEN ECONOMIST1The soft-spoken economist, whose polite demeanor was a sharp contrast to the brash style of many Greek politicians, said he appreciated the sacrifices the population was making. We fully understand that the Greek people are not happy with current economic conditions and are concerned about the prospects for the economy, he said. I believe the majority of the Greek people recognize the need for addressing our fiscal problems. I believe they realize that other adjustments are necessary in order to restore conditions for sustained growth. Scores of riot police cordoned off streets around his office during the interview, as hundreds of leftist protesters waved fists at parliament, chanting IMF get out. The demonstration was smaller than previous, often violent, protests against the previous socialist government of George Papandreou, who was forced to step down in November.Papademos’s coalition is supported by the three main parties in parliament, ranging from socialists to the far-right, who have agreed an uneasy truce for a few months to save Greece from default and exit from the euro zone.Asked why he left a tranquil academic career for the Herculean task of leading Greece at such a difficult time, Papademos said: I had to contribute to the country’s efforts to overcome the crisis.Did he have any regrets? Once you make the decision, you don’t look back, he replied with a wry smile.
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By Abhinav RamnarayanLONDON, Jan 27 (IFR) – ECM bankers hired to arrange
Polish privatisation transactions totalling at least 10 billion
zlotys ($3. billion) are suddenly terrified that the mandates
are set to be torn up.A new Polish Treasury team that was appointed in November
recently told the banks handling a 15% sell-down in energy
utility Enea, set to raise 1. 2 billion zlotys, that their
appointment is no longer valid and that it will be reopening the
mandate process.The move was a bitter blow as the deal was almost launched
in December 2011. Citigroup, credit Suisse, Espirito Santo, ING,
Ipopema, PKO, UniCredit were working on the transaction.Treasury officials did not give the banks specific reasons
that the Enea mandate was cancelled and it has left bankers
hired for other deals worried that their deals will also be put
up for grabs. A Treasury spokesperson declined to comment, but
said there would be an update on February 7.We hope that they will retain mandates on the upcoming
privatisations, but we will have to wait and see what happens,
said one banker appointed by the previous regime for an upcoming
privatisation deal.The changes result from the departures of Treasury minister
Aleksander Grad and undersecretary to the Treasury Ministry
Krzysztof Walenczak, who effectively ran privatisations. They
have been replaced by Mikolaj Budzanowski as Treasury Minister
and former UniCredit banker Pawel Tamborski as undersecretary.For the past two years, the Polish government has been the
bulwark of European ECM. In that period it has raised 27. 4
billion zlotys through privatisations via the stock market,
providing a steady stream of billion dollar deals – and
accompanying fees – for otherwise deal-starved ECM bankers.RETURN ON INVESTMENT0While losing mandated deals is always painful for the banks
involved, the news will be particularly hard to take because
banks have had to make significant investment in order to win
the work in the first place. Under the previous Treasury regime, banks needed a local
office and Polish staff in order to even qualify for ECM work.
Several banks, including JP Morgan, credit Suisse and UBS,
followed orders and made the required investment. Speaking to IFR last year, then undersecretary to the
Treasury Walenczak praised credit Suisse in particular for
expanding in Warsaw. In the months that followed the Swiss bank
was awarded several privatisation mandates. By contrast, Bank of America Merrill Lynch decided the
investments could not be justified, and missed out on the
follow-on sale of Tauron shares, despite being a bookrunner on
the IPO. The local office criterion was introduced between the
IPO and follow-on. In August BofA Merrill changed tack and hired a former
undersecretary for the Polish State Treasury in Warsaw. One regional investment banking head at a bulge bracket bank
believes that the investment in Polish capital markets
capabilities his firm made could well pay off on its own, but
acknowledged that the decision to expand was taken mostly in
order to win privatisation contracts.Even without this additional investment, banks can hardly
afford to miss out on deals at a time when primary deal flow is
so weak.At least two privatisation IPOs are scheduled for the second
quarter of the year. Citigroup and UBS currently hold the
mandate for the flotation of real estate holding Grupa PHN and
credit Suisse and JP Morgan are bookrunners on electricity
distributor Zespol Elektrowni PAK.Bankers are hoping that Grupa PHN in particular will arouse
investors’ interest. The company is a consolidated fund of
government-owned land acquired during the communist era, and the
government is keen to disburse those assets. One banker on the
deal expects it to act as a proxy for the Polish economy at time
when the market is looking for steady investments outside of
eurozone.Bankers mandated on deals have a clear self-interest in the
Treasury sticking to its previous commitments, but they also
point out that markets are likely to be receptive to new issues
and there is no knowing how long that will last.The IPO of utility Energa is also on the cards. Energa has
assets similar in size to Enea, and is expected to be valued at
roughly 2 billion euros, according to one banker operating in
the region. A trade sale was pursued but failed to find a buyer.Apart from this, there are a string of accelerated deals
lined up to continue the privatisation process, including those
of insurer PZU and electricity producer PGE. The government
earlier cancelled the marketed follow-on of Poland’s largest
bank PKO, with bankers expecting sales to instead be completed
on an accelerated basis.
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Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are expected to lead what would be one of the largest initial public offerings in U.S. history, the Journal cited its sources as saying.Facebook was not immediately available for comment.The impending IPO — expected to raise $10 billion — is a prized trophy for investment banks, setting up a fierce competition on Wall Street, particularly between the presumed front-runners Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.
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Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir and South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir met on the sidelines of a meeting of East African officials in Ethiopia.The two discussed a deal that would have frozen the situation and reverses the unilateral actions that had been taken by both, a source close to the talks told Reuters.But Pagan Amum told reporters in Addis Ababa: Tomorrow the shutdown will be complete and what will be remaining to be done the day after is finishing the cleaning and flushing of facilities.South Sudan is shutting down its oil production, last put by officials at 350,000 bpd in November, to protest against Sudan seizing some southern shipments at the northern port of Port Sudan in a dispute over pipeline fees.Both countries depend heavily on oil and have put forward widely differing figures for a possible transit fee. Sudan has publicly proposed $36 per barrel, while South Sudan has listed figures under $1 per barrel.The main operator Petrodar expects to close the key blocks 3 and 7, officials said on Friday. Petrodar is a consortium comprising mainly Chinese firms China National Petroleum Co (CNPC), Sinopec and Malaysian firm Petronas. Analysts estimate its total oil output from South Sudan at 250,000 bpd.We have shut down almost around 250 (wells). Remaining are 390 oil wells. The program is expected to finish in three more days. Maybe on 30 or 31 of this month all oil wells in Ada, Gumri, Moleta and Palouge will be shut down, Hago Bakheed Mahmoud, field operation manager for Petrodar, told reporters at the Palouge oil fields.He said current output was still between 145,000 and 150,000 barrels a day, adding that the company could resume production within three to four days. Blocks 3 and 7 provide much of South Sudan’s output.Oil Minister Stephen Dhieu Dau said the shutdown was going to plan. The shutdown is going well, Dhieu Dau told reporters during a visit to the Palouge oil field in Upper Nile state. Now 50 percent of the wells are off, he said, without saying whether this was referring to only Upper Nile fields or the whole country. He spoke after the presidents of Sudan and South Sudan had met at the African Union in Addis Ababa. He said Khartoum may have diverted some oil from the fields which lay on the southern side of the joint border to feed its refinery in Khartoum. There was no immediate comment from Sudan which has said it was seizing an unspecified amount of southern oil to use for its refineries in a dispute over pipeline transit fees. Sudan has also sold at least one cargo of crude seized from South Sudan at millions of dollars discount to the official price charged by the South and is offering more, industry sources have said.
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Workers were pouring concrete on the second story of the planned Horseshoe casino when part of the floor collapsed onto the floor below. The cause was undetermined, fire and casino officials said.Ten workers were transported to hospitals with injuries ranging from bumps and bruises to possible fractures, Cincinnati Fire Chief Richard Braun said. Earlier reports had put the number of workers transported to hospital at 13.When it gave out and the floor went down into a ‘V’ they basically rode it out, Braun said. They were working on top and so that helped. It could have been a lot worse.The Cincinnati casino and another one in downtown Cleveland are being developed as joint projects between Rock Gaming LLC and Caesars Entertainment Corporation.All the workers were accounted for and none of the injuries was life-threatening, said Steve Rosenthal, a Rock Gaming LLC principal who is overseeing the design and construction of the project.The worksite has been closed and work will not resume until the construction team and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration determine it is safe to continue, he said.Ohio voters in November 2009 approved up to four casinos in the state in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus and Toledo. Dan Gilbert, owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers professional basketball team, also owns Rock Gaming.Developers have planned to open the Cincinnati casino in spring 2013. The plans have called for a 100,000 square foot gaming floor with about 2,000 slot machines, 85 table games and a poker room.In Cleveland, workers were pouring a section of concrete on December 16 for a Horseshoe casino parking garage when it collapsed. No workers were injured. The investigation into the Cleveland collapse is ongoing, OSHA spokesman Scott Allen said on Friday.
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He has company on the back roads. Some 1,500 members of the Kansas Explorers Club long to see every corner of the state and patronize struggling small towns, many of which are fighting a losing battle against population decline.Our mission is to sustain and preserve rural culture, Club founder Marci Penner said. Our explorers know the difference they can make.Bill Bunyan ate a hamburger in all 105 Kansas counties. Then he ate a steak in every county and now he and his wife, Susan Bunyan, have set out to have ice cream sodas at all 39 old-fashioned soda fountains in the state. They visited their 12th soda fountain in Greensburg on Tuesday.Larry Woydziak bowled in every county that had an alley — 85 counties altogether. Bonnie Danley photographed a church in every county. John and Charlene Van Walleghen are walking a mile in every county and sending themselves a post card from each one.Others have built county-by-county quests around eating pie, landing an airplane, seeing a historic bridge or visiting every courthouse.Perhaps the most-traveled members of the club are Charles and Ina Kay Zimmerman, who have visited all 627 incorporated cities in Kansas and 923 former towns — or what’s left of them. That took 13 years.Kansas is about 400 miles east to west and 210 miles north to south, stretching from Kansas City on the east to vast emptiness on the west.We love to see the people, the little grocery stores and cafes, Ina Kay Zimmerman said. People in these towns are trying to survive and to lead a rich life. They have such courage.DRAWN TO BACK ROADS0Penner said many people on quests live in urban areas, such as Kansas City and Wichita, and pine for the road less traveled. Their trips satisfy a wanderlust while doing some good for rural Kansas, she said. In 2010, the smallest 25 towns had 593 people, a drop of 30 percent from the combined population of 849 in 2000, according to U.S. Census data. Kansas had 22 towns with fewer than 50 people in 2000, but 41 such towns in 2010. Few small towns have conventional tourist attractions. The Explorers Club finds something to like. Hornbaker is hitting dirt roads partly because he is intrigued by old farmsteads, some with weathered, collapsed barns and houses. You wonder who had been there, why they left and where they went, Hornbaker said5Hornbaker has covered nearly 35,000 miles and is 80 percent through his quest.Bunyan is partial to mom and pop restaurants and sought them out in his quest for hamburgers and steaks. He finished the burger hunt in 2003, gaining publicity that inspired others from the club in the ensuing years, Penner said.It’s just a fun thing to do and it forces you to go to every county, Bunyan said.TRAVELERS GLIMPSE A TIME GONE BYThe Explorers Club has grown steadily since its founding in 1994, Penner said. For an annual fee of $18. 1 — Kansas was admitted as a state in 1861 — members receive six newsletters that allow them to stay informed about quests and hear about ways they can help small towns, she said.The Zimmermans’ trips, sometimes on a motorcycle, took them past remote cemeteries, deserted school houses and prairie vistas. It provided close-up looks at wildlife, including a buffalo herd they didn’t expect to see in south-central Kansas.You stumble on things you would not have known existed, Ina Kay Zimmerman said.Narrow roads of sand or with grass growing in the middle once led to towns now long gone, she said. Sadly, she said, the towns may have lost a major employer or had a new rail line or highway pass them by.The Van Walleghens are about two-thirds through their goal of sending a postcard from every county and have walked a mile in about a third of the counties.We are in no rush, John Van Walleghen said.
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