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Gold talks up Falcons' chances
May 4, 2012
Gary Gold's Falcons side need to beat Wasps by 24 points and deny them a bonus point to preserve their Premiership status © Getty Images
Newcastle Falcons boss Gary Gold believes his side are more than capable of conjuring the great escape required to preserve their Aviva Premiership status.
A 24-point win against fellow strugglers London Wasps at Adams Park on Saturday will be enough to save them from the drop, provided their relegation rivals do not collect a losing bonus point. It is a tall order for a side that has propped up the Premiership table for much of the season and whose biggest league victory this season was a nine-point win against Gloucester last month.
But director of rugby Gold, who only took charge at Kingston Park in January, is thrilled his players are still in there scrapping to stay up. "It would go down as a real highlight of my career if we managed to stay up. To keep Premiership rugby in the north-east would be an achievement of the human spirit," he said.
"It is about a group of guys who have not been given a chance to stay up - it is the essence of rugby, and anything is possible. I have just been blown away by the attitude that the players have shown on the field and how knowledgeable they are of the game.
"They have really responded to fighting for Premiership survival, and we have certainly been improving week in and week out. That is the reason why we have been able to go toe to toe with the top teams in the Premiership. We need to show real belief on Saturday. I know it is a pressure situation, but we are in with a real chance of getting the result we need."
The Falcons are unchanged for the match - meaning Jimmy Gopperth is again joined by Ireland international Peter Stringer at halfback - while Wasps welcome back skipper Marco Wentzel from injury. The former Leeds lock's return shifts Joe Launchbury to the back-row while Richard Haughton starts at fullback.
While Wasps and Newcastle strive to avoid finishing rock-bottom - although relegation cannot be ratified until the Championship winners are known later this month - title play-off positions will also be confirmed tomorrow.
Long-time leaders Harlequins need victory over Sale at Edgeley Park to guarantee top spot and a home draw, while Leicester will be back at Welford Road next weekend if they brush off Bath. Saracens, at home to Exeter, could also secure a home tie, but only if they win and there are slip-ups elsewhere.
Sale show eight changes from the side that won at Gloucester last time out, and Premiership Rugby could opt to assess the line-up closely as it appears to be some way short of full strength. Fly-half Tommy Bell and flanker Will Bordill make their senior debuts, while the bench includes the likes of Tommy Taylor, Ross Harrison, Billy Emerson and Jordan Davies.
Quins skipper Chris Robshaw will make his 100th Premiership appearance, while Joe Gray returns at hooker in the only change to the visitors' pack.
Martin Castrogiovanni returns to the Leicester front-row against Bath and Steve Mafi - who has been named Players' Player of the Year by the Tigers - replaces the injured Tom Croft at blindside flanker. Saracens, meanwhile, are able to call on Brad Barritt after he missed their tie with Newcastle, while John Smit and Joe Maddock return from injury on the bench.
Northampton will clinch the fourth and final play-off slot by accounting for visitors Worcester, with the final two Heineken Cup qualifiers for next season being Exeter and probably Sale. Exeter, though, can climb above Saints and into the play-offs by succeeding at Vicarage Road, if Northampton suffer a surprise defeat.
"Saturday is an important game for a number of reasons," Exeter head coach Rob Baxter said. "Personally, I'm not one for guys drifting away simply because it is the end of the season and that they are thinking about their holidays.
"I know we have a proud of group of players, some of whom could be thinking about summer tours. There is a lot of motivation in something like that, and I know we have a few guys in with a shout."
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Mo blows first save of 2013 as Mets walk-off with winBy
For the first time this year, the Yankees have lost three consecutive games. They were the final team to do so in 2013. It's the latest into a season they've without a three-game losing streak (51 games) since … wait for it … 1955. Yeah, it's been a while. The Mets walked off with their second straight 2-1 win on Tuesday night.
I don't get upset when Mariano Rivera blows a save and takes a loss. The other team beat the best and they deserve some credit. David Wright and Lucas Duda had solid game-tying and game-winning singles following Daniel Murphy's bloop-ish ground-rule double, so a tip of the cap to them. Mo was a perfect 18-for-18 in save chances coming into this game, and as Joe Girardi said afterwards, "you knew at some point (a blown save) would probably happen."
This was the first time in his career (!!!) that Rivera failed to retire a batter in a save opportunity. First time ever! It's the third time he's done it overall, with the other two times coming in 1995 and 2008. The Yankees had been a perfect 28-0 when leading after eight innings coming into this game. Like I said, it happens. Mo has earned a perpetual pass in my book.
At Some Point You Have To Score More Than One Run
Eighteen innings in the series, two runs scored. The Yankees needed an outfielder miscue to score their only run for the second straight game, as Marlon Byrd misplayed Brett Gardner's leadoff single and allowed him to advance to second. Lyle Overbay plated him with a two-out single later in the inning. That was it, there's the run.
The Yankees actually had some chances against Matt Harvey, stranding runners at first and second in the third, a leadoff runner at first in the fifth, and runners on the corners in the eighth. Their offense consisted of seven singles and zero walks, and yes, I know Harvey is excellent, but this lineup sucks. Especially now that the blush is off the Vernon Wells rose and Ichiro Suzuki has to play everyday.
Gardner (Temporarily) Saves The Day, Again
This one wouldn't have left the yard, but for the second straight night, Gardner made a brilliant running catch in left-center field to rob Murphy of an extra-base hit. This one came after a real tough at-bat with no outs and a man on first in the sixth inning, so at the very least the ball would have put men on second and third with no outs had it dropped. More than likely, it would have scored the runner (Ruben Tejada) from first. To the video:
That is every bit as good as Monday's homer robbery. Maybe it won't get the same recognition because hey, robbing homers is cool, but the degree of difficulty is basically the same. Gardner had to run full bore with no time to slow down and settle under the ball. He caught the ball towards the end of his glove as he was twisting around and crashing into the wall. Pretty spectacular.
Ho hum, another day another stellar effort from de facto staff ace Hiroki Kuroda. The veteran right-hander limited the Mets to four singles in seven shutout innings, walking zero and striking out seven. He threw 72 of 110 pitches for strikes (65%), including first pitch strikes to 20 of 25 batters. Sixteen of his 21 outs were recorded on the infield. Kuroda deserved better.
Another gem of a game for Chris Stewart, Miracle Catcher™. He took a nice 0-for-3 with two strikeouts at the plate (willing to give him a pass because of Harvey) while committing his second passed ball in as many nights. It didn't cost them in this game. What did cost them, however, was Stewart's inability to corral Gardner's throw home on Wright's game-tying hit, allowing the go-ahead run to move into scoring position. As Girardi said after the game, that ball "has to be stopped."
I thought Reid Brignac quietly had a nice game. He went 1-for-4 at the plate and made a handful of nice, rangy plays at shortstop. Balls Derek Jeter, Eduardo Nunez, and Jayson Nix couldn't dream of getting to. Brignac also made a nice tag on a pickoff play at second to end the sixth inning — he blocked the bag and Tejada didn't get his hand on the base until well after the tag. The ump initially ruled him safe too, but then changed it up and correctly called him out. Nice little game for Brignac.
David Robertson rebounded from Monday's rough outing to throw a perfect eighth with one strikeout between Kuroda and Mo. Gardner was the only Yankee with two hits, and he hit the ball hard in all four plate appearances against Harvey. He's been playing very well on both sides of the ball of late.
Oh by the way, Mariano Rivera passed Dennis Eckersley on the all-time appearances list in this game. He has now appeared in more games than any right-hander in baseball history. Think about that.
Box Score, WPA Graph & Standings
One thing I hate about WPA is the lack of context. At the highest point, the Yankees had an 85.2% chance of winning according to the stat. That doesn't account for Rivera being historically great, however. I feel like the win expectancy, even with the little one-run game, was like 95%. Oh well. MLB.com has the box score and video highlights, FanGraphs some other stats, and ESPN the updated standings. Both the Red Sox and Orioles lost, so the Yankees remain tied atop the AL East in the loss column (percentage points behind Boston) and three up on Baltimore.
Source: FanGraphs
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i could have sworn the double leading off the ninth was a bloop and the game winning single was a jam shot. only wright's game tying single was hit hard. that's baseball suzyn.
and did they really give gardner an error on the throw home? stewart should have blocked it; it was right on line.
Not to justify Stewart, but Mariano has to be behind him and he was in the mound like another fan watching the game. That's baseball 101.
There is NO justification for Chris Stewart. EVER.
Oh, Romine's a pretty good justification.
The great girardi's favorite catcher, 1)Had another passed ball. That doesn't count the other three he missed with the bases empty. 2) Hasn't stopped, caught, blocked or tagged a runner out on a throw from the OF in two years. Cervelli had two and Romine one this year. They play him like slow pitch softball. Every other team takes a chance on a young player, bring up Sanchez or Murphy and send down Romine to play every day. Don't give me they haven't got the tools or the experience…They can't be much worse then what we have and we can see if they do have it. I never thought I'd miss Cervy this much. I'd almost beg Posada to come back. Can someone pass a note to Wells to lay off the irst pitch, or the pitch a foot outside, or the high cheese, of the bouncer in the dirt. I see him look at the scoreboard…is he looking for confirmation that it was a close pitch or was that as bad as it looked? But, I digress. Jimmy Stewart would be better than Chris.
With a 3 game slide and the offense sputtering so much it's no surprise that Girardi will hand the ball to BGDP to turn the ship around. And it'll be nice to get our 2nd best hitter back in the lineup.
Mo was going to blow a save eventually. The offense faced one of the NL's best so there's no shame in getting shut down. They should be able to get back on track these next 2 games. I think they'll win them and then more reinforcements start trickling in. The replacements have done just what was asked of them and more.
Sucks that BGVN isn't getting the ball here but I have faith that phelpsie can get it done to. Let's salvage a split at least.
Kind of cruel that Gardner got the error on a throw that was 1) right on target, 2) could have and should have been cut off, and 3) went through Stewart's legs.
I was at the game tonight, so i may have missed the analysis that provided context, but was there any particular reason we took the bunt off for one pitch in Kuroda's AB in the third? Because that seemed really silly and may have cost us a run.
2009 Yankees record after 51 games: 30–21
2013 Yankees record after 51 games: 30–21
Yeah, I think we're still in good shape.
Mike said it best, Mo always gets a pass. Would have been nice if the offense gave the pen some more room to work with, but yea, I understand #Harvey.
Mets fans are like cicadas. But instead of coming out every 17 years, they come out once or twice a year when the Mets manage to steal a win from the Yankees… and then vanish.
Lets win the next two, better to win the last two than the first if we're going to split.
I go with one stat that drives every Mets fan crazy.. 2000 World Series Yankees 4-Mets 1
Which, unfortunately, is totally irrelevant in 2013. Is there anyone on either team playing right now that played in that series? Not counting those on the DL.
Well Mo…Duh
There's been 12 more years of Mo since 2001 Game 7 and Yankee managers still haven't learned that bringing the infield in is not a good move. All that happens is the jam shots get through to the outfield. Mo doesn't give up may hard hit grounders to the infield. But keep plucking that binder Joe.
You're really going to throw in a lame "binder" joke there?
Ummm, when was the IF in? The Mets never had a runner on third in the 9th.
I don't blame Mo for this one. Them Met bastards got lucky. Doesn't help that the offense sucks balls and Stewart is Stewart.
Kuroda's putting up quite the year. And he has the disadvantage of not getting to face the Yankees /rimshot
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Girardi should not have pitched to wright. I know duda got the game winning hit but if he comes up with the pressure of trying to get the game tying hit may be he does not get a hit. Then if you get duds out, the rest of the lineup is easier. Pitching to wright there with open base was stupid.
Yeah, worse loss of the year, tear your heart out your chest type stuff. Know what, though? I agree with Axisa. When you beat Mo, you've beat the best on the planet.
And, hey, we've got BGDP on the mound tonight. Clearly he's going to save the day (he probably will, actually.)
Nice game by Brignac. Agreed. Chris Stewart embarassed me as a fan last night.
Not a great sports night for me.
Worst. Whoops.
Lyle Overbay with another clutch hit – I know sabermetrics gods will not be happy but at least this year Lyle is "clutch".
Mets best player comes through with game tying homer in seventh on Monday and tying hit in ninth yesterday – got to tip your cap to him.
I like how Gardner seems to have stepped it up on both sides of ball but as I said before season Cano has to generate RBIs – whether groundouts, sac flies, hits, homers, etc – as others get hot and cold around him for this particular offense. He should be the one "MVP type" constant – thought he would get pitched around a lot this year – saw it a little earlier when Robby was hot but recently he seems to be getting himself out instead.
Just hope we can win next two games given the weaker pitchers Mets are throwing but on other hand Nuno may be due for a bad outing.
Robertson stumbles in first game and then Mo yesterday – the world is coming to an end! Seriously scoring one run a game (in both games aided by the Met's defense or we would have been shut out) is not a recipe for many victories.
Poor Kuroda – ESPN said that he leads baseball with ten games (one ahead of King Felix and even ahead of Kershaw) in games of seven plus innings and zero runs since start of last year – too bad he could not win this one.
First time I have really watched Harvey – he was impressive – 97 on the black is a nice thing to have in your back pocket. I know he is a young righty but I wonder what CC was thinking watching this guy who could do easy 95-97 (like he used to able to do at start of his career with Indians.) I used to be able to do that? As Sunday's game thread mentioned, CC seemed to start showing visible signs of frustration on mound with his performance.
Yanks .310 OBP .
Our lineup blows, Stewart sucks and Mo is human. Move on. Good matchup for us tonight: Phelps v Hefner who has stats like these. 9.6H/9, 77 ERA+
I still refuse to believe Mo is human. He was just faking it so everyone believes he is, but he is not!
Rivera's stuff is simply not good enough anymore to throw the same pitch in the same spot 3 or 4 times in a row without the hitter catching up. You have to mix it up. If the hitter is in a predictable count, you have to throw the opposite.
Those 3 at bats were a prime example of how bad pitch selection can lose you a game. Murphy is a balanced hitter who can take the ball to all fields. You can't just throw him cutter after cutter on the outside corner without making him think once about the cutter inside. On 2-0 to Wright, when he knows you want to get him out inside, you either have to bury that way in on his hands or throw a cutter away and hope he pulls off of it. You simply can't throw that 2-seamer for a strike. Rivera hit his spot, but it was the wrong pitch. And then to Duda, he had seen all cutters inside. He knew it was coming and he cheated on it a bit. That is the perfect spot to drop one on the outside corner just to get him thinking, especially when you are behind in the count. Their approach might have worked against weaker hitters, but not against their 2-3-4 guys who can adjust.
Just a complete mental collapse out there by the battery to give away a game that should have been won. And it is inexcusable to continue to let David Wright beat you in those sorts of spots, especially with a base open. Yes he's the winning run, but nobody in that lineup is even close to the caliber of hitter if you walk him after falling behind in the count.
whatever you say genius!
Al;ot of good points in the thread – Mo has got to be backing up something instead of standing there like a dizzy old man watching people run around the bases….i still think Wright could get to second if the ball gets past stewart, but seeing Mo might have given Wright pause and kept the inning manageable.
i dont know why Mo was pitching to Wright anyway…Duda is 1/10 the hitter, and the DP would be in order…maybe not an IBB, but pitching around Wright wouldn't have killed them either.
Robbie looks lost at the plate, and without Hafner the lineup is way too short.
Brignac is a stud in the field….between the block on the pickoff and the nice play he made going into the hole, it showed what a difference a solid defender makes in the field. Unfortunately, he cannot hit to save his life, and his time as a ML on the Yanks will soon be at an end
That last photo, Buck's airbrushed hockey-style mask; I'd love to hear Artie Lange's take on it.
I don't get this part:
"This was the first time in his career (!!!) that Rivera failed to retire a batter in a save opportunity. First time ever! It's the third time he's done it overall, with the other two times coming in 1995 and 2008."
So, was it the first time in his career? Or was it the 3rd time?


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Rated 4 out of 5 by JMan40 One area to be improved at this hotel There are no plug ins on the nightstand. Could you change out at least one of the lamps to put in a lamp with extra plugs on the nightstand so folks can charge their phone by their bed- not across the room. The closest one to the bed is too far for any normal phone cord to reach. July 18, 2014
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Boz1965 Hotel worked well I stayed at the Boston waterfront as it was the host facility for the SNA show. All amenities were good. Easy access tot hr convention center in all kinds of weather. I walked to all of my dinner meetings. 12 minute ride from the airport. July 17, 2014
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Abc05 As expected Exactly what I expected from a large Starwood property. There was a conference going on so the lobby was buzzing, but the room was quiet, updated, and the heavenly bed was heavenly. I could walk to everywhere I needed to go in South Boston/Waterfront. July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by MMMD Drab but adequate High point was the food and the bed. Atending a large business meeting, food is usually not nutritious and carbs put me to sleep. Plenty of healthy choices at this meeting like protein bars and hard boiled eggs at the breaks. A welcome change. Bed was really comfortable and the room was quiet. Hotel personell were great. Missing were flowers, color, excitement. And I would not exactly call this "waterfront" July 12, 2014
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Rated 4 out of 5 by SPEEDO1 Extra Charge I was very happy with our stay until I got home and see I was charged an extra $204.00 after check out. This was not on my final bill. I am still awaiting a response form your accounting department. Also O'Connors the restaurant in the hotel had great food but terrible service on more than one occasion. July 10, 2014
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When asked the question, "How long should I age this wine?" I undoubtedly cringe. One of the truly beautiful things about the enjoyment of wine is that we all enjoy wine for different reasons at different points along the aging process. One of the personal hazards of my job as winemaker is that I am forced to taste wines (rough job, I know!) brutally tannic and direct from the fermenter through the barrel aging and into blending and bottling. My morning coffee drink is a quad shot non-fat latte, no sugar, so it should be no surprise that I like wines on the young side with a deep understanding and appreciation of rough edges. The Markham wines show elegantly from the beginning, usually only occasionally requiring a swirl of air on the big boys. However with bottle aging of 2-3 years, our wines are lush, velvety and seamless. This is my target since most wines are purchased and consumed during that time frame. At 8-10 years, I find our wines really are at peak as they still have abundant fruit but also have relaxed into a harmonious middle life (much like myself). The big boy wines with big tannin structure will most certainly age upwards of twenty years, but why delay in gratification as my favorite wines are always just around the next vintage!
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There comes a point in October when you truly know that Fall has arrived. For me, it is that chill in the morning air coupled with the scent of burning leaves. It was on such a morning that I decided harvest was over and we picked the remaining 2012 vintage just like that. What a quick journey this vintage has been for us at Markham! Unlike pomp & circumstance at the start, the end is quiet and subdued standing at the crush pad with my associate winemaker and cellar master saying good-bye.
Of course there is SO much for which to be thankful. We will be busy pressing out reds until close to Thanksgiving as the estate Cabernet continue to languish on their skins for a full 30+ days. Our red wines are dark and intense in a vintage that has lived up to the hype. The intoxicating aromas of yeast, banana and pineapple waft throughout the winery as they escape the chilly Chardonnay cellar only mid-way through barrel fermentation. We're working on some new projects one involving Muscat and the other with old vine Zinfandel just for fun. I'm smiling and I am not alone!
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Always our favorite time of the year here at the winery - visiting with excited growers who look to us to turn their precious fruit into something amazing. We've been rocking through our Sauvignon Blanc harvest and filling the often chaotic fermentation cellar with citrus, pineapple and yeasty aromas. The early mornings seem quiet in comparison, alone in the vineyards where I can see what is yet to come...
Speaking of what is yet to come, the Merlot berries taste unreal out in the field. Gone are the usual early herbaceous notes, instead sweet cherry fruit and huge tannins hint at something spectacular…I can't wait to get my hands on it!
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digiKam is undoubtedly a powerful application for processing and managing your photos, but there are situations when you need something lighter. For example, I use my netbook when I'm on the move to off load photos from my camera and quickly go through them. For this, I use Geeqie, a lightweight image viewer that offers a slew of nifty features that make it an indispensable tool in my arsenal.
For starters, Geeqie is lightning fast, and its streamlined interface suits small screens perfectly. The application supports RAW files out of the box, courtesy of the UFRaw software. Better yet, Geeqie can batch convert RAW files to the JPEG format, which can come in rather handy if you want to share photos or upload them to photo sharing Web services like Flickr. To do this, select the RAW files you want and choose Edit | UFRaw Batch.
When viewing photos, you can enable the Image Overlay feature (Image | Image Overlay) which displays key info about the photo such as basic EXIF data and histogram. Using the View | Exif Window command (or the Ctrl+E keyboard shortcut), you can bring up the Metadata window which lets you view all EXIF data of the current photo.
Geeqie also sports a so-called Pan View (View | Pan View or Ctrl+J) which presents photos as a timeline, a calendar, or a folder hierarchy. As any image viewer worth its salt, Geeqie sports a slideshow feature and basic sorting capabilities. Besides that, Geeqie offers the nifty Marks feature designed to make it easier to sort and filter photos. Using this feature, you can assign up to six marks to each photo using appropriate commands from the Select menu. Alternatively, you can enable the Marks view (Select | Show Marks), and use the mouse to tick the appropriate check boxes next to each photo. You can then use the Select | Mark x | Filter mark command to display all photos containing a specific mark or marks.
Another useful feature is the extensive support for keyboard shortcuts. Using them you can control Geeqie without touching the mouse -- a boon when managing photos on a netbook or notebook.
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The first round is in the books and for now, the Redskins have to wait out 37 picks before they are on the clock again.
The Redskins also released the details of their preseason slate tonight. They play the four games in a span of 21 days.The highlight is a Saturday afternoon game at FedEx Field against the Colts.
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Exports of nonferrous scrap slipped by 5.5 percent in September, dragged down by softer offshore sales of copper and brass scrap and slightly weaker bookings for the other nonferrous metals.Overall, the tonnage shipped to foreign smelters and scrap traders dipped to 171,740 short tons in September from 181,640 tons sent overseas in August, according to the figures from the U.S. Commerce Department. Despite the September decline, the pace through the first nine months of this year is still well ahead of the prior year's scrap flow. Through the first nine months of this....
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If UCLA really is more than two touchdowns better than Arizona State, as oddsmakers would have us believe, the most interesting aspect of tonight's game at the Rose Bowl might be the punting of Arizona State's Brad Williams.
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Williams, a native of Perth, Australia, is probably the most unorthodox punter in college football.
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NOT EVEN SATAN could have thought this up. Israelis cheering on massacres likes its a sport.
Contrary to what the media tell you this is how safe they are from 'khamas rockets' and this is how little regard they have for human life.
They wll not stop until they wipe Palestine off the map. The ethic cleansing of Palestine continues. Israel is targeting babies, children, women and men - no one is excluded - while the world sits by and watches.
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[video] Quick Take: Now's the Time to Buy Energy
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Both WTI crude oil and brent crude oil are lower on news of an international deal with Iran to cool its nuclear program.
Equities markets rallied on the news and Mark Newton, chief market technician at Greywolf Equities, told TheStreet's Debra Borchardt that now is the time to buy energy. While WTI crude and brent crude are lower in Monday's trading session, they are off the lows, Newton pointed out.
He added that WTI crude has been trying to stabilize in the $92 to $95 region, while brent crude has actually been performing pretty well over the past several weeks. Despite the weakness, Newton says it might be time for investors to step in and buy energy names ahead of the winter season.
Aside from entering a historically strong season for energy prices, the pullback from September highs has created a solid buying opportunity.
Newton also said the deal with Iran is just for six months, which is only a temporary fix and there is a lot of skepticism that the deal will even be completed.
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NEW YORK -- Mike Napoli has two ways to boost his income with the Boston Red Sox to $13 million this year: stay on the active roster for at least 165 days or get 625 plate appearances with at least 120 days on the roster.
Napoli and Boston reached a $39 million, three-year agreement on Dec. 3, subject to a physical. After doctors detected a hip condition, the sides finalized a one-year deal Tuesday guaranteeing $5 million and allowing him to earn $8 million in bonuses.
Napoli would get the full $8 million for 165 days on the active roster, not including the disabled list.
If he doesn't achieve that, a second set of bonus opportunities kicks in: $500,000 each for 30, 60, 90 and 120 days on the active roster; $500,000 apiece for 300, 235, 350 and 375 plate appearances; and $1 million each for 400, 475, 550 and 625 plate appearances.
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ACCC Shopper app
The ACCC Shopper explains your refund, return, warranty, and lay-by rights. You can use it to:
- find answers to common shopping questions such as 'Can I get a refund if I change my mind?'
- set reminders for your lay-bys, warranties and gift vouchers
- store your receipts as photos on your phone
- find out what common food labelling claims like 'made in Australia' and 'extra virgin olive oil' mean.
The information provided in the app is based on the Australian Consumer Law. You can read more about your consumer rights and the ACL in our consumer section.
Download the app
The ACCC Shopper app for smart phones and tablets is available for free from iTunes for Apple iOS users, and Google Play for Android users.
Please note: if you are using iOS 7 you need to follow these instructions when adding an item otherwise the app will crash (this is due to an incompatibility issue).
- Tap on 'My Items' then 'Add'
- Under 'Item Details', tap on 'Brand/Model' and use the keyboard to enter the details
- Using the keyboard, tap on Next
- Complete other fields as usual
If you don't click on 'Next', the app will crash if you tap directly on most other fields.