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Locked in the Guillotine MMA News Report 12.21.12 The End of the World (not really) Edition
Posted by
Robert Winfree
on 12.21.2012
Thoughts on Hector Lombard's big win and the rest of both TUF 16 Finale and UFC on F/X 6, news and thoughts on Eddie Alvarez being offered a UFC contract, a Christmas wish list for the big names in MMA and more!
Hello hello my faithful readers. I'm very glad you took time out of your shopping and eggnog drinking to read this and spend a little time with me. Christmas is just around the corner, and I'm very excited for that. I hope you all are too. For this week we've got plenty to cover, there were some absolutely awesome fights last week. For a couple of cards that I hadn't heard about much beforehand and a bunch of fighters who I didn't know there were some really great fights. In fact I don't think I could name a bad one. Being here does mean you're Locked in the Christmas Guillotine though so we better get to it before the smell of pine overwhelms you.
Season Finale Thoughts
Front kick KO:
One of the under card fights between Benny Alloway and Manuel Rodriguez ended with a sweet front kick knock out from Alloway. It was aimed at the body of Rodriguez but Rodriguez was ducking down thinking about changing levels and ate the kick to the jaw and that was all she wrote for this fight. I also need to take a moment and commend the referee in this fight, because there was an inadvertent low blow with a leg kick that the official didn't see and initially he tried to stop the fight. After hearing it was a low blow he moved to the side of the octagon and spoke with a ringside official and gave Rodriguez the time to recover from the illegal shot. I have to applaud that kind of reaction and making sure that the call is correct.
Beltran evolves:
On the under card of the TUF: Smashes event there was a fun fight between Joey Beltran and Igor Pokrajac. Beltran used forward movement, good clinch work, and a high volume of strikes to win a clear cut unanimous decision. Beltran's conditioning looked good here, he never got tired despite his out put of strikes. Good win for Beltran and a really fun fight for the under card.
Hector Lombard finally shows up:
Hector Lombard defeated Rousimar Palhares by TKO in the first round to start the main card off on Friday night. This was a performance Lombard desperately needed, he looked like the guy the UFC wanted to sign. His punches were crisp, he was able to move forward effectively, and he showed his killer instinct. Lombard looked good, and hopefully this was a sign of things to come.
Pearson stops the Sot:
Ross Pearson defeated George Sotiropoulos by TKO in the third round of their fight to close out the event on Friday. This was an odd fight when you think about it, because despite having a significant grappling advantage George made only a few attempts to get the fight to the ground. Instead he tried striking with Pearson, and constantly got tagged with a left hook that he never seemed to adjust to. Decent win for Pearson in his return to lightweight, but he's basically at the same level he was when he left it.
Suplex KO:
On the under card of the TUF finale on Saturday Russian Rustam Khabilov knocked out his opponent Vinc Pichel with a beautiful suplex. It was pretty much a wrestling german suplex for the wrestling fans out there, and it was really sweet to watch. This was a great debut for the Russian, and one that should help people remember him.
Bedford really is brutal:
Johnny Bedford defeated Marcos Vinicius by KO in the second round with a nice combination against the cage. Bedford impressed me with his victory over Louis Gaudinot on the finale of the season of TUF he was on, and it's unfortunate he was out for almost a year with injuries. Here he reminded everyone that he's actually a solid fighter, especially at bantamweight which is bordering on paper thin. I think it was bad form of him to use Benson Henderson's walkout music though, a champions music should be reserved for them.
Barry stays alive:
Pat Barry knocked out Shane del Rosario in the second round of their fight on Saturday. I have to say something here because I was the only guy on this site who thought Barry would win. Everyone else figured Shane would submit Barry early, and while there were a couple of decent attempts, Barry has trained enough to learn some escapes and he landed some nasty power punches in the second round to knock del Rosario out cold. Good win for Barry who now gets to keep his job with the UFC, hopefully he keeps evolving because he's never in a boring fight.
Big Country:
Roy Nelson knocked out Matt Mitrione in the first round of their fight on Saturday. Mitrione was actually looking pretty good, his strikes were crisp and his kicks especially seemed to be on point. Unfortunately for him he got hit by Roy Nelson. Nelson landed a nice uppercut, left hook, overhand right combination that dropped Mitrione and he finished with strikes on the ground.
I know I might have come off as a little down on the Friday and Saturday fights based on my preview, but my comment was more that I didn't have a reason to care about any of the fights and that I felt they hadn't been properly promoted. Actually Friday and Saturday wound up being awesome for fights. Pretty much every fight delivered, and even the ones that weren't memorable were at least watchable. Kudos to the fighters for going out there and putting on shows.
Weight changes:
Three UFC fighters announced their intentions to change weight class this week. The first was Court McGee, who lost a bad decision to Nick Ring in his last fight. Court has decided to try his hand at welterweight instead of middleweight, and if his strength and pace translate into the lighter weight class he could improve his profile. Another is Jeremy Stephens, fresh off the first KO loss of his career to Yves Edwards. The loss to Edwards actually put Stephens on a three fight losing streak, and his decision to try his luck at featherweight next year hopefully rejuvenates his career. One thing is sure, if his power translates into featherweight he'll be a force because he had scary power at lightweight. The final guy switching weight classes is Patrick Cote. Cote is scheduled to fight Alessio Sakara in a rematch of their fight from November. After that it seems the Canadian will be looking to try his luck down at welterweight. I don't think Cote has much of an upside personally, but if he finds success at 170 more power to him. It seems that the old weight loss New Years resolution is in full effect in the UFC this year.
The UFC offers Alvarez:
Former Bellator lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez has been offered a contract by the UFC. Bellator has the option of matching the offer and attempting to keep Alvarez with them, but if I had to guess it's unlikely. Alvarez has been bound for the UFC for a while now, though I'm not sure just how far he'll go in the UFC. The UFC's lightweight division is packed with strong wrestlers so we'll have to see how he adapts to the big show. That said, I am looking forward to his UFC debut, because I'm curious to see how he does.
The other Emelianenko retires:
Aleksander Emelianenko announced his retirement from MMA this week due to injuries. While doubtless everyone is more familiar with the elder Emelianenko, the greatest heavyweight of all time Fedor Emelianenko, his younger brother had a successful fighting career as well. Whatever the future holds for Aleks, I wish him the best.
Bellator drops the ball:
I don't cover Bellator too much here, I don't get MTV2 but will find a fight of theirs if I hear good things about it. As a general rule I think Bellator has done a good job making a name for themselves, and the tournament format, while it does have some inherent pitfalls, is something that always catches interest. Unfortunately for them, the dropped the ball big time last weekend. Marcin Held and Dave Jensen were set to square off in the finals of one of Bellator's tournaments, but there was a major lapse in judgment here. The event was scheduled to take place in a casino, and Marcin Held is just twenty years old. For those not in the know, you must be twenty one to enter a casino here in the states. I don't know how you overlook something as simple as making sure your fighters can actually enter the venue to fight, but this was a big mistake on Bellator's part.
Varner and Guillard get rescheduled:
A very odd story coming out of last week, the scheduled lightweight fight between Jamie Varner and Melvin Guillard was canceled at the last minute when Varner became seriously ill. That fight was one that I was personally looking forward too, but it had to be scrapped. After that announcement Melvin Guillard initially said he'd never give Jamie Varner another opportunity to fight him, but when the interviewer Karyn Bryant said that Dana White intended to move the fight to UFC 155 he immediately recanted and said that's what he'd be doing. It was announced formally that the two will fight at UFC 155 on the preliminary portion of the card. I'm still interested to see this fight, and while it would have been an awesome addition to the fights last week it should still be fun to see.
Well my loyal readers, it is indeed that time of year again. Christmas is just around the corner, and just like last year I'm going to give out some gifts to MMA personalities and writers from this site who have made my life hear much easier. So let's get to it then.
Cain Velasquez
should get the ability to cut down to light heavyweight, because after Junior dos Santos KO's him again his title aspirations at heavyweight are over, which is a very sad thing in general.
Dana White
gets a new batch of politicians in New York who don't have their collective head's shoved so far up their backsides. We know he wants to run an event in Madison Square Garden, and while it isn't necessary for the UFC it would be cool. Wont happen in reality though.
Chael Sonnen
needs the number of Rich Franklin's plastic surgeon, because I fully anticipate him getting smashed by Jon Jones.
Brian Stann
should find a ground game under his tree. The guy is incredibly likeable, has good striking, and is in a thin division, but his grappling has been a serious weakness for his entire career.
Johny Hendricks
seriously needs some respect. The guy has beaten two former title contenders and stopped Martin Kampmann in his last three fights. Nick Diaz getting a title shot before him is awful.
Speaking of
Nick Diaz
he should get coal. He can smoke it all he wants and no athletic commission will bust him for having it in his system.
Mark Radulich
really should have a job with the UFC. When the UFC absorbed the WEC they brought over match maker Sean Shelby to handle the lighter weight divisions, the UFC should give Mark the job of match making for the heavyweights. It would lighten the load on Joe Silva a little, and would fulfill Mark's dream of being involved in heavyweight fights.
Stewart Lange
still needs Scottish independence. I tried to give it to him last year but he declined, so I'm trying again. It's not like he can re-gift it or anything.
Jonathon Solomon
should get whatever he wants. Seriously, the guy is the most consistent writer on our site and one of the best. We all do this out of love for the sport, but if anyone should get paid it's him.
Pat Mullin
needs some main page love. I've never seen his weekly Blueprint article get a top three spot and he certainly deserves it. He also needs some recognition, anytime I have a technical question about fighting and technique I try to ask him. Well, when I can't get in touch with Samer Kadi I try to find him.
Jeremy Lambert
and the aforementioned
Samer Kadi
should get cut a little slack about the name of their column. It seems everyone gave them a little grief when they returned. They also need some kudos for making a two person column work as well as they do, it's not an easy thing to put that together and make it as informative and easy to follow as they do.
Alex Rella
gets to keep doing what he's doing. His weekly top ten columns are almost always awesome, and who doesn't love his Bonus Ken Shamrock Moment of the Week? Really his stuff is worth clicking on just to see what moment of Shamrockness he's got for you.
Jeffrey Harris
gets the same thing Johny Hendricks got, respect. I don't always agree with him, but the man is a tireless worker here at 411mania. We all should take a lesson from his work ethic.
Wyatt Beougher
also gets whatever he wants. What can I say, the guy judges the Fact or Fiction bouts, I've got to give him some kind of kick back for when I return to that arena.
And finally, our boss, the best boss in the world by the way,
Larry Csonka
should still get a better bunch of guys to corral and keep in line than us. I imagine it's something like herding cats trying to keep us all in line.
Rest assured I will be back next week with a breakdown of the big heavyweight title rematch between champion Junior dos Santos and former champion Cain Velasquez. That is a great way to end the year in terms of MMA guys. Congratulations on surviving this holiday edition of the Guillotine, though I imagine a Christmas guillotine looks suspiciously like a wreath. I'll see you back here next Friday, unless the Mayan's were right and this edition is so epic it helps usher in the end of the world. Anyone prepping for the end of the world please send me your worldly possessions, I mean if the world ends it wont matter anyway right? Seriously though, I'll be back next week and hope all of you are too.
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After months of wondering what the answer to the question of, will Peyton Manning be an Indianapolis Colt in 2012-13 has been answered. Sources close to the team have said that owner Jim Irsay informed the 14 year Colt and four time M.V.P. that the team will release him.
Not even longer than one month after Irsay told the media that Manning can be a Colt if he wants, Irsay going completely against what he said has decided to release him.
"We can work out the contract if he wants to come back," Irsay said. "We want him to make the call. He's earned that. We want him to have the chance of finishing his career here if that's what he wants to do."
Sources have also said that Irsay who was traveling with Manning to South Florida on Irsay's private jet will tell the news at their press conference tomorrow.
The decision to pass on Manning doesn't come as to much of a surprise as people have been prepared for this to happen for quite sometime now.
As a result to Manning being released the billboard that manningtomiami.com sponsored becomes a likely possibility now as Peyton Manning will have the opportunity to go to any team that wants him.
Though the question that comes up now is who wants Manning? Also too, is Manning healthy enough to play and last a whole season? Well according to Manning, yes he is.
As to where Manning will land, the New York Jets have hinted that the Miami Dolphins aren't the only team that Manning could go to as one player on the team told the New York Daily News that, they need Manning.
"I want him in New York," a disclosed Jets player said. "He needs to be a Jet."
As for Jets head coach Rex Ryan he defend that disclosed player as he felt the same.
"This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me to coach," Ryan told the Daily News. "I'm never going to have a regret. So whatever that means."
"I think Mark does have a bright future," Ryan said. "He's our quarterback. And those are facts. I don't care who the player is. If Tom Brady gets released, we're going to look at Tom Brady…We're going to look at every single guy out there."
So will it be the Dolphins? Jets? Or someone else? Where ever Manning will stop, not even he knows.

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Pervak Captures First WTA Title In Tashkent
Published September 17, 2011 12:00
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan - Russia's Ksenia Pervak completed a dream week on Saturday afternoon in Tashkent, cruising past the Czech Republic's Eva Birnerova for the first WTA title of her career at the Tashkent Open.
Pervak, the No.1 seed at the International-level event, didn't drop a set all week and kept that pattern going in the final, breaking away from 3-all in the first set with nine of 10 games for a 63 61 victory over first-time WTA finalist Birnerova.
"Both of us were nervous, but being the top seed was a little more pressure on me," Pervak said. "This win is very special for me as it's my first win on the WTA circuit. It was a pleasure to play here and get big support from the crowd.
"I'll take a lot of positives from here. I know how to fight off pressure better."
On wearing the traditional Chapan given to her for the trophy ceremony, the media cheered as Pervak added, "I look gorgeous!"
"I went into the match a little tired after playing some three set matches this week, but full credit to Ksenia for her win," Birnerova said. "I think Ksenia has improved. Her concentration is good and she's very consistent and tough."
The 20-year-old Pervak also congratulated Birnerova, who just turned 27 and was playing her first WTA final - in fact she had never even been beyond the quarterfinals of any event before. "I would like to give my best wishes to Eva, who is also a very good friend of mine," Pervak commented. "She has had a wonderful week here and was a great competitor in the finals today."
"I was expecting nothing coming here, so this means a lot to me," Birnerova said. "I was injured and off the tour, and made a comeback from zero. This will give me a big boost and will help me end my year in the Top 100."
Pervak not only collected the $37,000 winner's cheque, she was also given a brand new SPARK car by local tournament sponsor My Dream Factory.
In the doubles final, No.2 seeds Eleni Daniilidou and Vitalia Diatchenko beat Kichenok sisters Lyudmyla and Nadiya, 64 63, for their first title together. It was Daniilidou's third WTA doubles title and Diatchenko's first WTA title of any kind.
"It's great to have won a title playing for the first time together," Daniilidou said.
"We've tried to play with each other on many occasions but could not, so I'm thrilled we played and won here," Diatchenko said. "We will be back next year."


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DETROIT (WKZO) -- Detroit Lions legend Lem Barney is backtracking from comments he made last week in which he called football "deadly" and predicted within 20 years the game would not be played. The Pro Football Hall of Famer issued an apology over the weekend, saying while he holds his belief that the game has become too dangerous, the Sound Mind and Body Camp was "not the forum for those comments."
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Vt. Supreme Court to hear arguments on nuke plantBy DAVE GRAM
THE Associated Press | January 17,2013MONTPELIER A lawyer for the Vermont Yankee nuclear plants owner told the state Supreme Court on Wednesday it should dismiss a complaint that the plant has been disobeying orders from state utility regulators and should be shut down.
The arguments before the Vermont Supreme Court are just the latest in a long series of fights involving regulators, lawmakers and plant owner Entergy Corp. At issue this time is a clause in Entergys 2002 purchase agreement for the plant over a 2012 deadline for a new state permit.
Entergy lawyer Kathleen Sullivan disputed two rulings by the Public Service Board last year that the plant had been operating since March 21 in violation of the 10-year-old agreement with the state that it would shut down by that date if it didnt have a new state permit.
Brice Simon, a lawyer for the anti-nuclear New England Coalition, told the justices he had decided to bring the groups complaint to them because going to the Public Service Board probably is futile. He said the board already has issued multiple orders finding that Entergy is in violation of its 2002 order approving New Orleans-based Entergys purchase of Vermont Yankee from a group of New England utilities.
In the orders Simon referred to, the board stopped short of ordering the plant to shut down immediately, but made clear it would consider Entergys actions as it decides whether to grant the companys request for a new state permit to operate until 2032. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission renewed Vermont Yankees federal license for that 20-year period in 2011.
The plants continued operation has been the subject of much legal and legislative wrangling.
Entergys attorney blamed the plants inability to get a new state permit on interference by the Legislature, which had passed two laws saying Vermont Yankee needed a green light from lawmakers in addition to the NRC and the Public Service Board. The Senate then denied the plant permission to continue operations while the matter never saw action in the House.
After it got its new NRC license, Entergy sued the state in U.S. District Court in Brattleboro, where a judge last January ruled that the Legislature had overstepped its bounds.
That put the question of the plants future back before the Public Service Board, where it had been before the Legislatures involvement. While pre-empted from ruling on safety, the board maintains jurisdiction over the impacts of Vermont Yankee on the states environment and utility economics. Meanwhile, Vermont Yankee has kept operating, past the expiration of its initial state and federal licenses on its 40th birthday last March.
The Public Service Board raised the alarm in decisions in March and November that the plants continued operation appeared to violate part of a 2002 order approving Entergys purchase of Vermont Yankee. The agreement said the plant would stop operating if it did not get a new state permit before its 40th birthday.
A provision in Vermont law allows parties to cases before the Public Service Board to petition the Supreme Court if they feel board orders are not being adequately enforced. The anti-nuclear group New England Coalition, which had been a party to the 2002 PSB case on the sale of Vermont Yankee to Entergy, seized on that rarely used section of law last month, asking the court to shut Vermont Yankee down based on the sale agreement.
Wednesdays hearing was on a request by Entergy to dismiss that complaint. The company argued that state law allows the plant to continue operating under its old license while its renewal is pending before the Public Service Board.
The only just outcome of the board process would be a win for Entergy, Sullivan said. If they shut us down after this hearing they will be in defiance of Vermont law and of the District Court in Brattleboro. So they can do it, but it would be unlawful.
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However...their was a large group of high school students,(From Michigan) with what appeared very young chaperones..who were on a spring fling adventure. They took over the liddo deck, the pool was their territory. They were drinking alcohol illegally, being bought by the chaperones, both on the ship and the private island Half Moon Cay. Security did little to stop their behavior and no one told them they weren't allowed to drink. Why was this allowed to go on? Finally, I went to the adult pool to get away from the 'children' and there were families who had taken their children to the adult pool afraid they might get hurt in the other pool with the high school kids doing wild jumps into the pool etc. When I asked a waiter about why these kids were allowed in the pool for adults they told me it wasn't their job to handle that. When I asked who's in was I was told I would have to notify security myself. They weren't going to do it for me. I was stunned, this is nto the atmosphere that I have had on past cruises.
In addition the fun cruise staff was far from fun...on some of the video they showed of events on the big screen the staff looked bored. Where is the excitment I have seen on past cruises. Really subpar as far as events went also. We went to a scrapbooking class and the young women in charge had no idea how to scrapbook she said, but had some supplies if we wanted to. Why would they put someone in charge of this if they have no idea what do to?
We went to a gem seminar-which was very informative! Off to St Thomas we headed. I wanted diamond earrings and my friend was looking for tanzanite. We were told this was the place to get the best deals. We both bought earrings. When we docked at Grand Turk they offered a coupon as we got off the boat for a gem place that had a higher carot weight tanzanite for less money...she was not happy, but bought those also, since they were such a great deal. If they knew about this ahead of time, since they had the coupons why were we told to buy in St Thomas????
Very few shipboard events than we had had on previous cruises. The food was ok, but the lunch buffet seemed to mimic the night before dinner left-overs. The meals in the past were wonderful with many options, they were so so this time. I ate the same thing most nights....flat iron steak which was cook nice and rare....and when you asked for a little taste of something they brought you a full meal, very wasteful.
Overall unhappy with excursion options, the sky-ride at St Thomas was great! The beach at Half Moon Cay beautiful. Puerto Rico did not impress me and Grand Turk was a Carnival owned dock with carnival shops and the beach was horrible.
Would not go on the liberty again...and next cruise will try another line,,Celebrity perhaps.


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Hamza Shalash was found guilty on Wednesday for selling bath salts and various types of synthetic marijuana known as 'Spice' from his gas station, located on North Broadway in Lebanon.
Lebanon Police, Ohio Department of Public Safety and Warren County Drug Task Force agents conducted an extensive investigation from fall of 2011 into early 2012. Authorities say multiple people and undercover agents were able to buy drugs from Shalash's Marathon station.
On Wednesday, Shalash was found guilty of nine counts of drug trafficking and one count of engaging in a pattern of corrupt activities.
He will be sentenced in approximately six weeks, facing more than 40 years in prison if sentenced consecutively on each of the counts for which he was found guilty.
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Mediterranean Grilled Swordfish
2 tablespoons olive oil
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1/2 teaspoon garlic, chopped
4 swordfish steaks (3/4-inch-thick)
1 teaspoon Greek seasoning
CALORIES (per 1/4 recipe) 280kcal; FAT 17g; CHOL 95mg; SODIUM 360mg; CARB 1g; FIBER 0g; PROTEIN 29g; VIT A 4%; VIT C 6%; CALC 0%; IRON 4%
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Broil: Preheat oven to broil. Season 4 swordfish steaks (3/4-inch-thick) with 1 tablespoon garlic herb seasoning. Place fish on baking sheet; broil 4-5 minutes or until flesh is opaque and firm.
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The ultimate fun-machine. by Jackson from Vancouver on 02/14/2011. Trim: 2007 Audi A4 3.2 quattro with Tiptronic, Owned 3 years.
Pros: I purchased my Audi in 2008, so when it was a year old. It's been good to me ever since. Perform basic maintenance, which is still covered by warranty, and you're good to go. The naturally-aspirated engine packs a solid punch; possibly even one that Chuck Norris would be proud of. The six-speed transmission shifts very quickly, and I like that the Tiptronic offers a semi-manual option. What? I need my fair share of fun, right? If you live in a snowy region, get the quattro. You will not regret it at all. The car just keeps going and going and going in the snow while I watch others skidding off the canyon highways of British Columbia.
Cons: The doors have met a pet peave of mine. I am used to just pushing on the handle of a door and having it open and stay open. However, the doors on this car, which must open a good 80 degrees or so, must be opened completely manually and one must make sure that they will stay in place. It's not a big deal, but it's a pet peave of mine. Also, the trunk opens extrememly slowly. I will push on it very hard but it still doesn't like to open. This is kind of annoying because I use the trunk, which is roomy, by the way, quite frequently. This problem may be caused by a faulty pair of those pipes that hold up the trunk. The seats get a bit uncomfortable after long trips and it takes 91 octane....
Overall review: Overall, this is a fun car. It comes with its minor issues of little importance that seem to bug me, but it makes up for it everywhere else. I put the S-Line wheels, grille, and lip spoiler on it as well a a sport suspension. I have not regretted the purchase of this car and I might one day add a twin-turbo system to this car because it's just so fun. My only regret is not getting this car with a standard transmission. Although I am not big on Bose, I will admit that their sound sytem in this car is of quality. The styling isn't amazing, but i definitely stand out from a civic, which I'm prefectly okay with. However, there is an advantage to the average styling. You can speed through traffic, and if you feel the cops are onto you, the styling lets you blend in with the crowd, something I am grateful of, if you catch my drift. This is my second Audi A4 (the first being a 1998) and I will continue to purchase A4s, or I might even upgrade to the S4, but the A4 repair costs are bad enough.
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Great car by An MSN Autos Consumer on 11/01/2012. Trim: 2007 Audi A4 2.0 T quattro with Tiptronic, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: My car is white and it looks very aggressive. I tinted the windows to an almost limo tint and that really brought out the aggressive looks. Great handling, the quattro is nothing to go wrong with. Once you get past the turbo lag the car scoots along very quick for a 4 banger. Fuel mileage is a bonus to. 27-30 mpg for city and highway combined for me. worst I got was 25 with a headwind during my entire 300 mile drive.
Cons: No cons. People have been saying "oh this car uses too much oil." "I'll never buy an Audi again because I have to put oil in it." "Luxary cars shouldn't use oil." Well, my car doesnt use hardly any oil with 74XXX miles on it but I do konw that some use more than others. And if and when it does use more I'll put some in it, IT'S NOT THAT HARD PEOPLE!!! CHECK YOUR OIL ONCE IN AWHILE AND TOP IT OFF! It's no harder than filling your gas tank, so quit being lazy and check it. It consumes gas to, is that bad thing?
Overall review: I love this car. Its very classy. Quality in my opinion is better than BMW, lexus, Mercedes etc and likely cheaper than a comparable car from the others. Don't let the oil consumption get to you. If you let that be your one decision on not buying the car like I have seen before, then you're missing out on a very nice car. I'll admist I was leary of buying it because of that, but overall to me it doesn't matter that I may have to top it off once in awhle.
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love it by seizzerz on 08/16/2013. Trim: 2007 Audi A4 2.0T Cabriolet with Multitronic, Owned 1 year.
Pros: Comfort
Cons: repair cost, oil change every 3000
Overall review: we get what we pay for
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Love my Audi! by An MSN Autos Consumer on 11/25/2012. Trim: 2007 Audi A4 2.0 T quattro, Owned 5 years.
Pros: Beautiful exterior styling. Nobody does an interior like Audi. Car drives and handles better than the BMW 3 Series, for a lot less money. Fit and finish is top-notch. Can't say enough about my Audi. 72K trouble free miles, and alot more ahead.
Cons: Nothing. The car is a dream.
Overall review: Buy this car. You won't be disappointed. Audi of Rochester Hills, MI is a terrific dealership and a first rate service department.
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The ultimate, fun car by An MSN Autos Consumer on 10/18/2012. Trim: 2007 Audi A4 3.2 quattro with Tiptronic, Owned 2 years.
Pros: Love everything. I could live in this car!
Cons: Nothing comes to mind.
Overall review: Turn up the volumn and enjoy driving this baby!
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In any sports season, a team is going to be faced with adversity and must find a way to deal with it…to overcome it…if it is to succeed. These are known as "gut check" times because it is how the players and coaches deal with these situations that tell you a lot about what these guys are made of…find out who is there to play and who is there just to get paid.
For this edition of the Atlanta Thrashers, that time came shortly after 8:00 pm Friday night. Brooks Laich had just taken a pass from Tomas Fleischmann and deposited the puck into Atlanta's goal. It came at the 3:18 mark of the opening period. Laich had slipped in behind Toby Enstrom and was left all alone to make the play.
If Enstrom and the rest of Thrashers looked a little lost when Washington scored that goal, its because just moments before they had just seen their young goaltender, Ondrej Pavelec, carted off on a stretcher. After just 2:25 of play, Pavelec fell backwards, hit his head on the ice and lay spread-eagle on the ice…motionless.
We heard later on that Ondrej was awake and alert, asking for game updates, and today Chris Vivlamore reports he's resting in the hospital after suffering a concussion from the fall. But at that time…just after he was wheeled off and Laich scored the goal…there was an eerie, uneasy feeling in the air of Philips Arena. Concerned for Opie, yes…however, there was still over 56 minutes of hockey to be played and the men in blue found themselves down a goal to the high-powered juggernaut known as the Washington Capitals.
Indeed it was an early gut check call… a test of this team's character. And we were going to find out real quick whether or not these Thrashers were going to have the same label of "fragile" hung around their necks as teams of the recent past had.
Consider the test "passed".
Chris Mason, who stepped in for Pavelec, stopped 29 of the next 30 shots he faced, Evander Kane scored twice and the entire team played some of the most intense, focused, inspired hockey as has been witnessed here in many moons. And Atlanta came away with a 4-2 opening night win.
Kane's equalizing goal came just before the 8-minute mark of the first as he acquired the puck center ice, then craftily weaved his way over the blueline. He then beat Caps goalie Michal Neuvirth with a blast from between the circles. Later in the game Evander converted a penalty shot which put his team up 3-1. This came just over three minutes after Andrew Ladd deflected in a Johnny Oduya blast at 15:43 of the second period.
Freddy Modin would take a Nik Antropov face off win to blast home the Thrashers' fourth goal. It put them up by the winning margin with exactly five minutes left to play.
This was a great team win…solid defensive work, capitalizing on opportunities on offense, timely saves and good effort killing off all four Washington power plays. All this after seeing Opie carted off and the Caps take an early lead.
The Thrashers answered this season's first "gut check" call. Let's see if they can carry that ino tonight's game in Tampa.
October 9th, 2010
1:51 pm
Errata: Caption of the photo incorrectly spells "lay," and the score of the game was actually 4-2.
Minor typos, I'm sure. Get better soon, Pavelec!
October 9th, 2010
1:54 pm
Great team win.
October 9th, 2010
2:11 pm
Agree with those scratches. We're starting a long road trip now, so let's come out and win! we should take three out of the next four.
October 9th, 2010
2:23 pm
Who is getting called up to backup Mason?
October 9th, 2010
2:40 pm
I suspect Mason will start. Silver lining? Well, if a goalie has to do "back-to-back" games, now's the time of year, while he's so very fresh. It's harder to do that, if it's game # 79 and # 80.
Good job, Mason. Good job, Thrashers. Good job, Medical Staff. And good job, fans across the league, who displayed a lot of class by taking the time to come here and post well-wishes for Pavelec. Hockey fans … are the BEST fans … of all the sports.
October 9th, 2010
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October 9th, 2010
2:46 pm
This was a very big win for the Thrashers for many reasons. I think the biggest is because they are now a team and not a bunch of individuals. They came together after the initial shock of seeing one of their comrades go down, faced further adversity, and responded. A team does that, individuals of the recent past would not have.
I can't blame the two Caps goals on any individual but will chalk them up to it being early season mistakes and deprogramming that Ramsay has been talking so much about lately. On the first goal, Kane and Peverly both got affixed on the puck carrier and went to him even though Toby had him covered. This left a 2 on 1 for Buff to cover. Some quick passes and who do I take next confusion resulted in the goal. On the second goal, Oduya pinched low and the high forward Dawes followed him down the ice instead of going to the vacated point. I yelled at the TV when I saw him do it. This of course led to a 2 on 1 and an easy goal. These are easy things for a team to fix once everyone is deprogrammed and on the same page. I have confidence in this team and coaching staff that it will be quickly. The individuals of the past, not so much.
Friends of mine at the game, ex pros, said, "the Caps looked terrible." I reminded them that it was the Thrashers' play that made them look bad and they agreed. The Caps are not going to have the cakewalk through the SE that they did last year. I think they realized that last night.
Kane is going to make some noise this year. By far the most dominate player on the ice. I thought my hat trick prediction of Kane in game 1 was going to come true. It almost did as he had some great chances to get that third.
Some very good things came out of this game. But, they were built upon all 6 of their pre-season losses. Losses in which they played very well as a team. Listening and watching all of games opposing teams' broadcasts suggested that they were going to be a very different and good team. Others are going to find that out quickly.
October 9th, 2010
2:46 pm
Gut check #1 passed,..but no time to enjoy or relax,…gut check #2 is but 5 hrs away against a fresh Bolts team. Since they have given us problems in the past and are considered by many to be "one of the most improved teams for 2010-11″ it should be a good measure of our "boys in blue" as well as the coaching staff.
Last night, this team was radically different from any other Thrashers team I have ever seen. Even though it is only one game,…. what I saw last night makes me optimistic that this team's game plan, and coaching, willl have them competing hard every night.
They will not only compete,…Duds additions will assure that the opponents feel some "grit" every night.
Go Blue.
October 9th, 2010
2:54 pm
And, before the moment passes entirely, Congrats to Craig Ramsay and John Torchetti for starting out the "games that matter" with a 1.000 pct.! It was nice to see some "team" effort, out there. Ovechkin was held to just a point.
Didn't someone, in Red Light's "hat trick" contest, have Kane with a "hattie" vs. the Capitals? If so, it almost happened, as the Caps net was empty, at the end of the game.
Tonight, in mere hours, is another Southeast Division game. So, it's two big points, even if it is October. The Bolts are revamped, just like many teams. I've always said, from 2007 on, "we need to compare ourselves against teams in similiar situations around the league, to see how we stacked up, down the road." Well, it's several years later. We added Kane, Bogosian, and Burmistrov in the draft, with UFA signings like Hainsey, Modin and Mason, and trades (Eager, Sopel, Byfuglien, Ladd, Bergfors, Oduya, Cormier). The Bolts got Stamkos, Hedman in the draft, and UFA signings (Kubina), and trades (Simon Gagne). Who did better? Tampa's not the ONLY club we need to compare ourselves against, but you get the point. This is a "litmus test" game. Okay, yes. It's game # 2 in the schedule. It's not "do or die" time. But it is a chance, in the same situation, to see how far we've come. Or not. A lot of people have Tampa finishing 7th to 10th by season's end. We could help them a little bit closer to 10th, than 7th, with a win in the St. Pete Times Forum.
October 9th, 2010
3:18 pm
I stand by my "102″!
October 9th, 2010
3:36 pm
I'm chalking the first goal up to the boys being out of sorts still from Opie's incident. Simple as that and really, who can blame them. The second goal was a break down in coverage, nothing to panic over.
All in all, a refreshing performance and TEAM effort. Play like this will get fans excited and back into the Bulb, not a lone superstar.
October 9th, 2010
3:48 pm
That was one of the best TEAM games I have ever seen the Thrashers play. Good ridence to those Kovalsucks and Hossas of years past who always wanted to only play for themselves. One thing I did notice there last night was how important the ex-Chicago players contributed with their leadership and team play. I was at the game and came home to watch it again last night and this morning on the dvr. I read today that Buff stood up in the locker room at the end of the 1st to rally the troops to win this one for Pavs and Ladd had the presence of mind to pick up the game puck to hand to Mason after his 1st win with his new team. Duds is brilliant for bringing in these inspirational "team" players who know what it takes to win. Ladd should be named captain today and Duds should sign him to 5 – 10 year contract that makes him the highest paid Thrasher first thing Monday. Buff should have an "A" on his sweater immediately. Any interview or anytime he is talking, he has that inspirational arrogence with the experiance to back it up. Watching the video of the game also shows what a great teaching coach Ramsey is as well. Duds, you are a genius! Great team win and hopefully keep it up. Best wishes to Pavs.
October 9th, 2010
3:57 pm
What channel is the game on???
October 9th, 2010
4:00 pm
Tampa is not unlike Thrasher teams of the past, two top lines that can put up big numbers and 3 good D-men. Everyone else is a little suspect. They are half a team.
The Thrashers may not have the high powered lines of the past or like the Bolts do now but they have far more top to bottom depth. As was shown last night in shutting down Ovie, The same strategy will be used against the Bolts' top two lines. Frustrate them, force them to make mistakes, and capitalize on them.
If Ramsay gets the visiting team match-ups right tonight, Atlanta's four line depth and mobile D should be able to outwork their D and weaker 3rd and 4th lines. That's what I'll be watching for the most tonight.
October 9th, 2010
4:16 pm
The game is being televised on Center Ice during the free pass period. On my Comcast, it's channel 779 – tonight at 7:30pm.
October 9th, 2010
4:18 pm
My thoughts from last night:
* The new name for our goalie should be the masonary wall.
* I was impressed by several of the new forwards; especially Ladd and Dawes. Imagine having forwards that can play defense.
* Pavelic has a goals against of 0.0. Best wishes and a swift recovery.
* Couldn't believe I was seeing our power play where we put a forward (Ladd/Andropov) in front of the goalie!?!?!?! What a concept.
* We gave up 31 shots, but 16 were in the final period. Against the Crapitals? I thought it was impressive.
* Bogosian struggled in the 3rd period, but played strong in the 1st & 2nd.
* We used Bermistrov on the PK. A rookie, playing his 1st game. That's a vote of confidence by the coach.
* Big Buf looked like he glided out there, but at a low speed. And I'm a little afraid of saying that anyone that big 'glides' (sounds a little gay). (not that there's anything wrong with that).
* Oduya stepped up his game.
And finally, today John Lennon would have been 70. A great songwriter, performer and humanitarian. Imagine there's no heaven. It's easy if you try. No hell below us. Above us only sky
October 9th, 2010
4:39 pm
Thanks Rebecca….
October 9th, 2010
6:26 pm
via CViv Tweet "Just got off phone with Pavelec. Doesn't remember anything after National Anthem. Story soon."
October 9th, 2010
6:30 pm
more CViv on Pavelec "Pavelec says when he awoke in ambulance he couldn't feel his legs."
October 9th, 2010
6:44 pm
I could get used to this kind of play.
October 9th, 2010
7:37 pm
October 9th, 2010
7:38 pm
Heres to Pavs! Get well soon big guy.
October 9th, 2010
7:44 pm
Blacked out on Comcast channel 779.
October 9th, 2010
7:53 pm
Found it on Comcast Channel 848 – hope that helps.
October 9th, 2010
8:27 pm
I have it on Fox Sports South!
October 9th, 2010
8:45 pm
ungood 4 – 0 deficit! Not enough clears of guys in front of the Thrashers net…couple of unlucky posts…
October 9th, 2010
8:57 pm
It's time for another … POWER PRAY!
October 9th, 2010
9:27 pm
Thanks lola.
Comcast has the wrong event listed for the current time slot on channel 48.
October 9th, 2010
9:50 pm
…Well, that was disappointing.
October 9th, 2010
9:56 pm
Stars win the shootout over the NY Islanders, after the Isles battled back from 4-2, very late in the 3rd period. And they lost Tavares in this game. Nowwww, I find the game on Channel 48. I'm ready to wring Comcast's neck.
October 9th, 2010
9:58 pm
Thrashers made a nice comeback, to make it, 4-3. I was watching on the Mosaic Channel on Center Ice, what little I could. We talked about it, statistically, that when the opposition scores goal # 3 … that this year's club is probably headed for the "L" column, maybe able to salvage a "pity point." It's 5-3, now, in favor of Tampa Bay. Tampa has looked better. Yes, they're fresher, but I'm not looking to make excuses. General Rawhide said there'd be none of that, this year.
October 9th, 2010
10:02 pm
Kovalchuk loses another one, as the Capitals own the Devils, 7-2. The Devils couldn't hold a lead vs. Dallas, the other night. The Stars are now 2-0-0, in the season, with overtime and shootout wins to start the season, on the road.
October 9th, 2010
10:22 pm
Same %^&% different year. 67 shots allowed through two games. Yeah, that's not gonna get the job done.
October 9th, 2010
10:53 pm
So far, we've scored 7 goals. That's an average of 3.5 per game. We've also surrendered 7 goals, for an average of 3.5 goals per game. It's early. It showed character that this game didn't end, 4-0.
October 9th, 2010
10:54 pm
I thought Enstrom looked awful tonight, despite the goal.
October 9th, 2010
11:02 pm
Totally agree BlueSpark…….. Nice effort from the "4th" line……… Brian Little still looks awesome ……
October 10th, 2010
5:17 am
^ This.
October 10th, 2010
10:57 am
Brendan – I'm not worried about the goals allowed so much as I am the shots allowed. This is the same crap we've seen for the franchise's entire existence. So while it's only two games, it's also ten-plus years. A large enough sample size in my opinion. And zero excuse for 20 shots on goal in the first. The traveling team shouldn't be tired until the third, if it all considering it's only game two. Glad they didn't roll over and die after 4-0, but I really just don't care about moral victories anymore. This team is no longer an expansion team that can/should be satisfied with that.
October 10th, 2010
11:39 am
I want a do-over against TBL and get that first penalty completely killed. Another 15 seconds, it's killed and it's a different game, with maybe the same outcome, maybe not.
There are no do-overs, though, there are only next times. Maybe Coach will have the men executing a proper line change where there is no too many men penalty to begin with.
October 10th, 2010
12:16 pm
It has to be said, "Yeah, Buff, you looked a little lazy out there last night."
Kracker, I'd love a do-over too and this time maybe Toby doesn't choke in the open net. There again, completely different game if he buries that one.
I think Sopel and Dawes oughtta sit out the next game. Dawes couldn't handle the puck and Sopes was passing very poorly.
I couldn't count how many times I saw Bogie and Buff miss the net with the cannon from the point. Hell, at least shoot it right at the goalie and force him to make a play.
Otherwise, not a terrible effort. wipe out the first ten minutes and that last goal from the blueline and we walk away with two points. I'm still impressed with the team effort and overall scheme of play. Let's hope it continues to improve and evolve.
October 10th, 2010
12:57 pm
impressed by burma so far he looked legit, kane and modin dissapeared, stewart, berg. not existed. buff. great guy playing on wrong position, made couple big mistakes because of that. c'mon dud and ram, you unlike don understand this game. why you shoot youself in the foot. you got a lot off holes on offensive and guys like meyer, kulda going to make back more reliable. win, win situation. but you are stubborn. how many loses you need to make obvious.
October 10th, 2010
1:11 pm
I think that Bogosian and Byfuglien have shots similar to RPG launchers: very powerful, but not always very accurate.
October 10th, 2010
2:16 pm
Not as crisp of an all around effort in TB compared to opening night. The timing appeared to be off with passing, shooting, and checking. Not a bad game, certainly not a blow-out or one of domination, but definitely one of big momentum swings. It looked like early season mistakes due to lack of communication and unfamiliarity, especially in a big road game. Most teams will suffer from this in their first 10 games or so. The better ones will learn from it.
What I liked: Toby's Pronger like minutes, Toby shooting the puck, Buff and Bogo's cannons, the Thrasher's top to bottom depth, the fourth line, the effort to come back on the road, the new guys sending a message to old guy Kubina at the end of the game.
What I didn't like: Toby's PK minutes, Toby's weak shot, Buff and Bogo's wild shots, Kane getting shut-down, several missed chances to bury the puck, TB's chances to tip pucks in the shooting lanes, neutral zone turnovers, terrible face-offs, lack of hits on the road.
TB's shot totals seemed a little inflated to me. Homer score keeper favoritism?
October 10th, 2010
3:53 pm
Looking at the tuesday game at L.A….does anyone else make the assumption that it is going to be aired on NHL network.
It says: TV: NHL-CA.
October 10th, 2010
5:15 pm
CA – In Canada.
October 10th, 2010
6:00 pm
TB was obviously up for their home opener like we were the night before. I had also expected us to take a few games to get a rhythm going all around and I think that is a lot of what happened last night.
Yes, allowing that many shots in the first is not good or acceptable. But even though these guys are professionals, they had been on a real emotional roller coaster the previous 24 hours. So I can accept that they are human too and attribute the first period collapse to that.
What was encouraging was that they did not give up when they were down 4-0. I knew something was changing when TB, even though up by a commanding lead, went from no penalties to several in a row. We were making them nervous in spite of their lead. Then we took advantage of the penalties and started scoring and got back in the game. That really gave me encouragement for the future of this team. They don't just quit when things seem overwhelming.
So overall, in spite of the disappointments of last night, I'm still encouraged for this season for this Thrasher's team. I think this is and will be an improved Thrashers team overall over previous seasons. JMHO.
October 10th, 2010
9:22 pm
Brooks Conrad will never have a career as a NHL goalie.
October 10th, 2010
10:39 pm
go to bed, Rawhide!!
October 10th, 2010
10:45 pm
Oh, c'mon R.Stroz. He'd be a fine goalie. If pucks were beach balls.
October 11th, 2010
1:44 am
Stroz, actually I got word Steve Weeks started working with Conrad about 2 weeks ago.
October 11th, 2010
7:07 am
Does anyone have an over / under on the Devils putting Brian Rolston on long-term IR?
October 11th, 2010
9:28 am
Nice comeback in that game, when they were down 4-0 I was ready to throw in the towel, but they came back. That's ok, they need to make a good road trip. Word is that Mason can play long stretches, he's going to get his shot to prove that over the next week or so . . .
October 11th, 2010
9:40 am
**Blog Comment of the Year Nomination** for Tom's 1:44AM comment on Brooks Conrad working with Steve Weeks.
October 11th, 2010
9:47 am
My internet at work is now being filtered so I am reading on the droid. Well it is better than nothing. Tomorrow's game will be too late for me so y'all talk it up on Wednesday, please.
October 11th, 2010
10:55 am
The Panthers lost the game to the Oilers last night despite allowing just 13 shots on goal.
There are three games being played this afternoon, and you can watch them free of charge online.
October 11th, 2010
11:04 am
It was great meeting so many of you (Rawhide, Kracker, DWTOO, and more!!!) in front of Gorin's on Friday! Very nice to meet y'all!
Aside from the Pavs scare that was a rockin' game!
I liked the comeback against Tampa – it showed a lot of heart. Toby will be dreaming about that empty net he missed for weeks.
When it's all said and done, I'm pretty excited to watch the team this year. They still need to come together but the pieces are great and show lots of promise. Good things to come!!!
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Looking for silver lining as commodity prices slide
Global economic weakness and disappointment with the Fed spook investors, but some stocks will benefit from lower energy costs.
It's official: As of Friday, commodities moved into bear market territory.
True, given the extremely volatile price trends in commodities, the line between a bull and bear market can be crossed several times in any given year. And some commodities -- like corn -- have still seen their prices surge recently. This time around, however, the kind of bearishness doesn't only reflect supply/demand fundamentals in each market -- soybeans, say, or copper -- but also investors' views of the broad economy and the confidence that they have in policymakers to restart growth.
The catalyst for the selloff also was of a macro nature. Last week, the Federal Reserve failed to do what many economists and speculators had been desperately hoping it would: announce that it would embark on a fresh round of quantitative easing, or QE3. Instead, Fed policymakers settled for a tepid compromise, extending "Operation Twist," selling short-term Treasury securities in exchange for longer-term bonds in an effort to lower the far end of the yield curve. Coming hard on the heels of still more underwhelming economic data, that wasn't what the market wanted to hear. How is the U.S. economy expected to grow without more active support? And without growth, who will buy commodities?
Speculators spent much of the winter building up large positions in commodities futures contracts -- not to mention commodity exchange-traded funds and other related securities. Their rationale? That either the U.S. economy was returning to a more robust growth pattern or, if it wasn't, the Fed would step in with more stimulus measures. The events of this spring, culminating with the Fed's decision to hold off on QE3, proved those speculators wrong on both counts.
There is only muted good news here -- and it's not of a kind that is going to make investors happy, since it's not likely to translate into very many stock ideas.
Lower commodity prices go hand-in-hand with lower inflation expectations -- that means that the Fed and other central banks trying to figure out a way to stimulate growth have less to worry about. And there are some companies for whom lower commodities prices will offer a kind of saving grace. ConAgra Foods (CAG) reported last week that commodity costs eased up enough that it was able to generate a slightly higher than expected profit for its fiscal fourth quarter of 51 cents a share (before the impact of accounting changes related to its pension liabilities). Airlines will pay less for jet fuel; shipping companies like FedEx (FDX) and UPS (UPS) will see their costs decline as well. But it remains to be seen how much of that benefit will be wiped out by sluggish economic growth: As we discussed last week, FedEx is worried about not only the widening of the impact of the eurozone's debt crisis on demand for its services, but also the prospect that when growth returns, consumers will have changed their preferences for good.
What does the bear market in commodities mean for stock prices as a whole? Not that much, argues Kevin Pleines, an analyst at Birinyi Associates. In a recent report to clients, he noted that in six of the 11 cases in which commodity prices -- as measured by an index -- plunged at least 20%, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index traded at a higher level six months later. That means in five of the 11 cases, they were lower.
And although commodity prices typically decline nearly 22% more after crossing into bear market territory, extending their declines for an average of 15 more months, Pleines says that isn't always a reason to avoid the materials sector of the S&P, home to mining firms and oil production businesses. Indeed, that sector typically trades higher one, three and six months following the commodity index's move into bear market terrain.
But that is historical data, and what we are witnessing now is the kind of global economic uncertainty and fear that we haven't really witnessed since the 1930s. Until now, major economic problems have tended to be confined to one region of the world, with the fallout on the global economy being more manageable. The Latin American debt crisis was a major regional problem, and bad news for some banks outside the region; the emerging markets meltdown of the late 1990s certainly rattled nerves and markets in North America, but didn't do more than that when it came to the stock market's growth. The slowdown that ended with a recession a decade ago was a global one -- but that was more a question of the business cycle. This time around, it is different.
Perhaps now the data to look at doesn't deal with past experiences of stock and commodity markets and the correlation (or lack thereof) between them, but the undoubted correlation between inflation expectations and stocks. When inflation expectations, as measured by the Treasury's inflation-protected securities, are higher, stock prices tend to rise -- and vice versa. It's eminently logical: Lower growth means lower potential corporate profits. And that's the relationship that investors are likely to focus on for the time being -- and it's one of the reasons stock prices sank again Monday.
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Health Benefits of a Sincere Apology
Saying you're sorry is potent medicine for the giver and receiver.
ByCharlene Laino
We all know the feeling. You gossiped and the person found out. You helped yourself to something that wasn't yours (such as someone's spouse). You stole. You lied. You read your child's diary. It never sits quite right -- you toss, you turn in bed, you have that sinking feeling in your chest, you eat, you drink too much, you get headaches.
Carol Orsborn, PhD, a research associate at UCLA and author of 15 books including Nothing Left Unsaid: Words to Help You and Your Loved Ones Through the Hardest Times and The Silver Pearl: Our Generation's Journey to Wisdom, tells WebMD about a woman she met while writing the latter book.
Barbara, age 50, was going through a divorce and her brother was her mainstay, talking her through lonely nights on the phone. Then she met the man of her dreams and moved away. She got so swept up in her new life, she put her brother on the backburner. She missed his birthday.
That's when the sleepless nights began. She was embarrassed to even call. She knew he would be hurt -- but would he be angry? Eventually, she picked up the phone. Yes, he was hurt, but he said he understood. She started sleeping again -- and talking to her brother.
Orsborn surveyed 100 women in the baby boomer group for The Silver Pearl. "These were women who were role models with a positive attitude, whether or not they had any money," she says.
A key characteristic was their ability and willingness to clear up unfinished business, she notes.
Stages of Life Keyed to Level of Healing
"Stage one," Orsborn says, "is the good little girl stage. No matter what their age, women in this stage may apologize for everything, even things they don't need to. They need to please people."
Stage two is the rebellion period. Women, Orsborn says, can rebel against the pleasing phase and are not likely to apologize for anything! "They are mad about everything," she says.
The third stage is wisdom, she says. "When women get beyond following the rules and beyond reactivity, they take the best of both. This means they have an urge to reconcile legitimate shortcomings."
In terms of health, Orsborn says, "Women at stages one and two tend to have more stress-related disorders and anxiety."
On the flip side, a study done in 2002 by researchers from Hope College and Virginia Commonwealth University showed that heart rate, blood pressure, sweat levels, and facial tension decreased in victims of wrongs when they imagined receiving an apology.
In both cases, the people were carrying "the pain of the past," as Orsborn puts it, and then could lay it down and walk away from it.
How to Say It Like You Mean It
Neither the apologizer nor the apologizee, however, will benefit if the apology is not sincere.
"Saying you are sorry is so difficult," Alexandra Delis-Abrams, PhD, also known as "The Attitude Doc," tells WebMD. "It's an ego thing. It's humiliating to say you were wrong and are sorry. It means you did something you shouldn't have and you know it. Now you have to take responsibility."
It helps only if you mean it, she adds. "People often just give it lip service. I think there is a song by Garth Brooks that goes, 'I buried the hatchet, but left out the handle.' You can't leave out the handle."
Orsborn recommends invoking a prayer from the Buddhist tradition. "Before you offer an apology or pick up the phone, sit comfortably, breathe slowly, and feel the burden of having not asked for forgiveness bear down on you. After you have felt that as deeply as possible, then say to yourself, "I have hurt someone out of ignorance, anger, or confusion, and I ask for the power to forgive myself."
Before you can ask for someone else's forgiveness, you have to forgive yourself, Orsborn says. "You won't get the benefits it you don't forgive yourself." In other words, more sleepless nights!
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William Reisacher, M.D.
Dr. Reisacher graduated from Cornell University and received his medical degree from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine with distinction in research. He trained for two years in General Surgery at St. Vincent's Medical Center followed by a four year Otolaryngology residency at the New York Eye & Ear Infirmary. He completed a fellowship with the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy. His clinical expertise lies in the diagnosis and management of airborne and food allergies in adults and children. He also specializes in the medical and surgical management of tonsillitis, ear infections, acid reflux, hearing loss, dizziness, thyroid problems and salivary disorders. He offers the latest treatments for snoring and sleep apnea.
Dr. Reisacher is an Otolaryngic Allergist who joins the Faculty of Weill Cornell Medical College as Assistant Professor of Otorhinolaryngology and the Director of Allergy within the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery (ENT). His clinical expertise lies in the diagnosis and management of airborne and food allergies in adults and children. He uses the latest desensitization techniques, including sublingual immunotherapy (drops placed under the tongue at home), along with minimally-invasive skin-testing methods. As a board-certified Otolaryngologist, he is able to offer his patients the most effective balance of surgical and medical treatment for sinus and nasal problems to help them regain their quality of life and return as quickly as possible to the activities they enjoy.
Dr. Reisacher received his undergraduate degree in Biology from Cornell University in 1990 and graduated from The Mount Sinai School of Medicine in 1994 with Distinction in Research. He then trained for two years in General Surgery at St. Vincent's Medical Center in Manhattan, followed by a four year Otolaryngology residency at The New York Eye & Ear Infirmary. After residency, Dr. Reisacher built a successful private ENT/Allergy practice in the lower Hudson Valley and completed his Fellowship with the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy. Currently, he is the only Otolaryngologist practicing in Manhattan who has attained this level of training in allergy.
Dr. Reisacher is also a Diplomate of the American Board of Otolaryngology, a Fellow of the American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery and a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He specializes in the medical and surgical management of tonsillitis, ear infections, acid reflux, hearing loss, dizziness, thyroid problems and salivary gland disorders. In addition, he offers the latest treatments for snoring and sleep apnea.
Dr. Reisacher has presented his research at national meetings and has published papers examining the effects of immune system disorders on various diseases of the head and neck. His other research interests include food desensitization, the relationship of allergy to thyroid disease and the impact of pregnancy on allergies. He treats patients of all ages and believes that taking time to listen to his patients and helping them understand all of their treatment options are necessary steps towards developing a trusting and effective doctor-patient relationship.
If you are scheduled to see Dr. Reisacher as a new patient, please print and complete the Patient Packet and bring it with you on the day of your appointment. Thank you.
Insurance Plans Accepted
The following represents most of the managed care plans accepted by this physician. If your insurance carrier does not appear here please feel free to contact this physician or this physician's practice as they may have individual contracts not included on this site.
- AETNA [Medicare]
- Aetna - Weill Cornell [POS]
- Affinity Health Plan
- Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield [EPO]
- Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield [Mediblue (Senior)]
- Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield [PPO]
- Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield [Pathway X Enhanced]
- Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield [HMO]
- Fidelis Care
- Health First
- Health Insurance Plan of NY (HIP) [Medicaid]
- Health Insurance Plan of NY (HIP) [Medicare]
- Health Insurance Plan of NY (HIP)
- Health Plus - Amerigroup
- Medicare [Medicare]
- Oxford Health Plans [Freedom]
- Oxford Health Plans [Liberty]
- Oxford Health Plans [Medicare Advantage]
- Rockefeller University - CoreSource
- United Empire
- United Health Care
- United Health Care [Medicare]
Pathology Quiz Case: Pneumocystic Lymphadentis. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surgery 1997; 123:880-883.
The Role of Endoscopic Sinus Surgery in Patients with AIDS. America Journal Otolaryngol 1998; 19(6): 351-356.
Pathologic Quiz Case: Ethmoid Sinus Mucocele. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1998; 124:1046-1048.
Presentation at Eastern Section Triological Society, New York City, 1998, "Telemedicine in Otolaryngology - Diagnostic Accuracy in Local, Remote and Stored Endoscopy."
Manifestations of AIDS in the Head and Neck. Southern Medical Journal 1999; 92(7): 684-697.
Presentation at Combined Otolaryngology Spring Meeting, Florida, 2000, "The Efficacy of Infrared Coagulation on Inferior Turbinate Hypertrophy.
Yu K, Reisacher, W. Metastatic ovarian cancer to the palate: the first reported case. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 2008;138(5):692-3.
Reisacher W. Anaphylaxis in the operating room. Curr Opin Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 2008;16:280-284.
Reisacher W. Prevalence of autoimmune thyroid disease in chronic rhinitis. ENT J 2008;87(9):524-527.
AAOA Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, September 16, 2006, "The Prevalence of Thyroid Disease in Patients with Chronic Rhinosinusitis."
Presentation at AAOA Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, September 15, 2007, "Anaphylaxis in the Operating Room."
AAO-HNS Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, September 22, 2008, Miniseminar: "Sublingual Immunotherapy: What's the latest?"
Honors and Awards
Cornell University Honor Society
Distinction in Research, Mount Sinai School of Medicine 1994
Alumni Associations of Cornell University and Mount Sinai School of Medicine
- Otolaryngology
- Allergy
- Allergy and Immunology
Clinical Expertise
- Hearing Loss
- Allergy
- Nasal Disorder
- Disorder of Nasal Sinus
- Ear Infection
- Salivary Disorder
- Sleep and Snoring Disorders
- Sleep Apnea
- Snoring Disorders
- Thyroid Disease
- Tonsil and Adenoid Problems
- Thyroid Disorder
- Tonsillitis
Contact and Practices
Board Certifications
- Otolaryngology
- M.D., Mount Sinai School of Medicine, 1994


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Former first lady Jackie Kennedy remains a fashion icon to this day. Today, a bit of her history hit the auction block in Scottsdale as part of a new year's tradition for J. Levine Auctions.
A New Year's Day auction will feature pieces from Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy's French furniture collection among a variety of vintage items.
It's an annual New Year's Day tradition for J. Levine Auction and Appraisal in Scottsdale. They begin every year with hundreds of unique items and some fast talking.
"We do estate auctions every week. And whenever I run into that very special piece we hold them for this event every year," says Josh Levine.
Don't let the stern faces of the auction items fool you. For many this is a fun lively event, and you can come here and buy without losing your shirt.
Ask Jennifer Lamden about her best deal.
"It was a mink coat and I got it for $110 and when we took it to the furrier they said it was $2,500 so that was a really good deal," she says.
Lamden comes to the auction regularly with her husband David.
"It's for me the thrill of the chase, getting a good deal and less than what you'd pay normally for it. There are a lot of deals out there."
"It's become a hobby. The art, the jewelry, deals and learning about pieces, as much of a fun time it is, it's about learning about artists, learning about jewelry. It's doing it together," says David Lamden.
While dozens came today hunting for art and jewelry, others bid on line or over the phone on the 300-plus items.
Perhaps creating the most buzz today is this writing desk, chair, and side table once owned by Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy. The estimated value is between $8,000 and $12,000.
"It was her writing desk and table form her apartment in Washington when she was a photographer. Most people don't realize she had a day job prior to her famous marriage," says Josh Levine.
"This is actually her writing desk and when she closed her apartment because she was getting engaged to you know who, that's where this comes from."
Jackie decided to sell the antique French ladies' writing desk, slipper chair and pink marble top side table from her apartment after she ended her engagement to John Husted in 1952.
A desk once owned by an icon is certainly not appealing to everyone, but Levine bets there is something else among their wide variety of items that might catch your eye.
"Once we get someone in the door they're hooked. It's the best way, I believe, to buy anything."
Josh Levine is a licensed auctioneer and certified appraiser with more than a decade of experience conducting auctions both in Arizona and on the East Coast.
The New Year's Day auction will be subject to a 13 percent Buyers Premium, 16 percent for Internet and 15 percent for phone bidders.
By the way, the desk sold for $3,500.
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