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I liked my former cruises on the Carnival with the Inspiration and I thought the Carnival Legend was a pretty ship, but not up to par regarding entertainment nor the food, I was not sick till the last day or so, so I ate good... the people that were on this cruise ship are stating both food and entertainment were under par, I agree..food and entertainment not so good on this date here..
I have no complaints against service ,I tipped well and had very good service,I love the little animals they make out of towels, Too much diamond selling going on the ship though, it gets old and BORING..cruise after cruise...once a year..
Too much karoake !!!! on shows, I don't want to pay good money to hear karoake singers in shows..I can sing good too, but I don't particularly get off in liking to hear myself sing, and to me that is what Karaoke is now days it is a lot of people who like to hear themselves sing.. it's actually more fun to hear ones that can't carry a tune they are very funny!!!the rest think it is a competition instead of fun so get over yourself and do it at home in front of your TV like I do...We should have real Vegas type entertainment and this was disappointing .Boy I bet I get flooded with nasty comments oh well truth always hurts!!!!doesen't it???
Especially last night we deserved a nice show..I saw this 1 karoake singer 20 times on this ship every bar and I don't even drink, but I wished I had, I was so tired of seeing him!!I couldn't even find my sister on this ship, but boy I would find him on every corner singing!!!Okay I am over it ... tee hee....
I had no problem with Lido deck food, it was the dining room that was not up to par, the food was just okay but had nice service from the waiters..
So my complaint is food and entertainment was not as good as other ships..
other than this and sadly I was sick, it was a very clean ship, nicely done, no complaints on any appearances of ship, I loved the ship. I was very upset, because one guy that takes care of your luggage when your embarking the ship, paid more attention to tips than doing his job, had he been doing his job, my luggage would have never been put on another cruisers luggage cart, and I never got it that night,it had my name and number on it too!!! I saw him put it on a cart with my number on it, he later denied it,again I was throwing up, I couldn't fight him I was too sick, and another cruiser on the ship took my luggage to his home accidentally yet him and his wife Tammy were nice enough to call me from his home in another city where I was lucky I could drive 45 minutes to retrieve my luggage, or all my clothes would have been lost due to this luggage guy in the parking terminal when you embark..the other cruiser drove with my luggage to meet me, because he hadn't checked his luggage till he got home and saw he had 1 extra luggage bag, this could have been disaster for me!! because everything I owned was in that suitcase, and that porter was staring at the money he was making, he was not responsible to put that luggage on that cart. I will take my own luggage with me in the future after this experience..I could not have replaced what was in that luggage, I did make a formal report against him too.He doesen't earn his job on Carnival.
I would definitely do Carnival again,but I also encourage them to improve the food and entertainment on this ship.
I am having currently a bad experience with Berkeley Travel,so far they are refusing to give me a refund,not on the cruise, I am not asking for one, but other issues that warrant A REFUND...they do not honor their contract,I read that contract, I am entitled to a refund, when you buy Insurance Protection, I guess one is told to go through them by Carnival Cruises, from what I was told,if you don't have a problem and you paid your cruise protection,you go home and you would never have known you had a problem,I always get cruise protection, on all cruises,and you say to yourself it is worth having that protection, but when you do run into a problem,this is a different story, they are not fair thus far, nor truthful, don't waste your money on this company, please go to Rip Off reports and read the numerous complaints against them..
If they make it right by me, I promise I will follow up and say they made it right, but if not, they will regret their actions, the $250.00 won't break me but it will hurt their business as far as the old saying goes, treat others like you want to be treated..
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The Theory of Excess Burden and Optimal Taxation
The purpose of this paper is to present the chronological development ofthe concept of excess burden and the related study of optimal tax theory. A main objective of this exercise is to uncover the interrelationships among various apparently distinct results, so as to bring out the basic structure of the entire problem.The paper includes a discussion of various measures of excess burden,focusing on issues of approximation, informational requirements, aggregation over individuals, and the effects of technology. Included in the presentation of optimal tax theory is a section on tax reform, as well as an application of the theory to the case where uncertainty is present.Download Info
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Birds of prey (raptors) face a variety of human-induced threats such as habitat loss and degradation, illegal shooting and poisoning, collisions with aerial structures and electrocution by power lines. Climate change may further add to these problems. Migratory raptors are particularly at risk due to the often long and arduous annual journeys from their breeding grounds to wintering areas and back. Moreover, some species either migrate in large groups or form major concentrations along their flyways, for example, at narrow land bridges or sea crossings, which enhance the potential impact of some threats.
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In 2005, a year-long study commissioned by the United Kingdom (UK) Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) found that more than 50% of migratory birds of prey populations in the African-Eurasian region were in poor conservation status, and many species were showing rapid or long-term declines. The Defra study was prompted by Resolution 3 of the 6th World Conference on Birds of Prey and Owls, held two years earlier in Budapest, Hungary.
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The UK presented the results of the Defra study to the 8th Conference of Parties (COP8) to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wildlife Animals (CMS), held at Nairobi, Kenya in November 2005. CMS Resolution 8.12 was adopted by COP8, which urged Parties to explore whether the development of a CMS instrument would assist in promoting the conservation of African-Eurasian migratory birds of prey. The Governments of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the UK jointly led an initiative to act on this Resolution.
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A meeting to identify and elaborate an option for international cooperation on African-Eurasian migratory raptors under CMS was held in Loch Lomond, Scotland, on 22-25 October 2007. It was co-sponsored by the Defra, Scottish Natural Heritage, the Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi (EAD) and CMS. The Scottish Executive hosted the event in conjunction with the UK Government.
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Good progress was made which led to a second meeting of Range States being convened. The aim of this meeting was to negotiate and conclude a Memorandum of Understanding on the Conservation of Migratory Birds of Prey in Africa and Eurasia (now referred to as the 'Raptors MoU'). It was held in Abu Dhabi, UAE on 20-22 October 2008 and hosted by EAD and co-sponsored by Defra. The meeting was a success and the Raptors MoU was concluded and was signed by 28 Range States on 22 October 2008. It came into effect on 1 November 2008.
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Mr. Jon DudasAugust 1, 2003 STATEMENT OF JON W. DUDAS DEPUTY UNDER SECRETARY OF COMMERCE FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY AUGUST 1, 2003 Chairman Hatch, Ranking Member Leahy, and Members of the Committee: Thank you for this opportunity to share our thoughts today on patent-related provisions of pending legislation intended to promote access to affordable prescription drugs. Mr. Chairman, as you know, the Administration has placed a high priority on ensuring that our senior citizens and other patients have access to essential prescription drugs at prices they can afford. The Administration has worked and continues to work with Congress to reach that goal. The legislation before us today would, in part, make revisions to the almost 20-year old law that bears your name. The Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act of 1984, commonly known as the Hatch-Waxman Amendments, is a landmark statute that was achieved through a careful balancing of public and private interests. In order to stimulate innovation and provide for recovery of substantial research and development costs, brand name drug manufacturers are provided meaningful patent protection and a period of marketing exclusivity for their new drugs. In return, the public is assured that lower-priced generic equivalents are available on a timely basis after the expiration of the innovator's exclusive rights. Although the passage of time has revealed the need for possible improvements in the statute, Hatch-Waxman has worked remarkably well over the years. As a result, any proposed revisions to Hatch-Waxman should be carefully considered in light of the potential effects on the delicate balance achieved almost 20 years ago. It is in this context that I offer the following observations regarding the Senate and House passed versions of "The Greater Access to Affordable Pharmaceuticals Act," as included in H.R. 1, the "Prescription Drug and Medicare Improvement Act of 2003." Actual Controversy The Senate version would amend section 271(e) of title 35 of the U.S. Code to establish an "actual controversy" between the generic and the patent owner if the patent owner failed to file an infringement action within the statutory window after the patent owner was notified of the generic's attempt to seek approval under a paragraph IV certification. As set forth in the bill, this would be sufficient to confer subject matter jurisdiction for a declaratory judgment action that any patent is invalid or not infringed. This proposed amendment to establish an "actual controversy" for declaratory judgment subject matter purposes raises several significant concerns. First, the constitutionality of overriding the actual controversy requirement by legislating what constitutes an "actual controversy" sufficient to confer subject matter jurisdiction for a declaratory judgment action is questionable. I will defer further comment on this issue to my colleague from the Department of Justice. Setting aside the constitutional concerns, the proposed amendment to establish an "actual controversy" for declaratory judgment subject matter purposes could undermine the patent system. In these cases the proposed amendment provides the generics with automatic grounds for a declaratory judgment action. This right to a declaratory judgment action could result in unnecessary harassment of patent owners. This is problematic for a number of reasons. First, the patent owner would have to bear significant litigation costs, which ultimately may be passed on to the consumer in the form of higher drug prices. 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Listing patents in the Orange Book triggers several benefits for the patent owner under the existing Hatch-Waxman regime, namely, patent certifications by generic applicants and the ability to obtain a 30-month stay. Penalties for failure to list patents in the Orange Book should be confined to a denial of such benefits. Currently, the authority for punitive relief in patent cases is statutory. Whether damages are found by the jury or assessed by the judge, the court may increase the damages up to three times the amount found or assessed. The purpose of an increased damage award is to deter willful patent infringement by punishing the willful infringer. The failure of the patent owner to perform a ministerial task administered by another agency has absolutely nothing to do with whether the accused infringer acted in good faith. For these reasons, providing the court with discretion to deny treble damages for failure to list certain patents is unwise. 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In September of 2010, renowned Malian musician Khaira Arby performed live in the Democracy Now! studio, where she also spoke with Amy Goodman about her pacifism, struggles of female musicians in Mali, and the potential impact of music in times of conflict. As we recently reported, Tuareg rebels in Mali have declared the independent state of Azawad after seizing Timbuktu and other major cities in the north.Apr 09, 2012 | Web Exclusive
The president of Mali, Amadou Toumani Touré, has formally resigned after soldiers ousted him in a coup in March, with power set to be transferred to Mali's National Assembly after elections later this month. The soldiers say they seized power because of Touré's alleged mishandling of a rebellion of ethnic Tuareg rebels, who have succeeded in capturing several key northern cities, declaring their independence and now calling for international...Apr 09, 2012 | Story
Senegal appears headed to a runoff election after a heated first round of voting and a year of protests against President Abdoulaye Wade's decision to seek a third term, despite a constitutional two-term limit. The protests are "the most bloody and blood-filled campaign that the country has ever known," says Arame Tall, a Senegalese analyst. Over the past year, a movement led by a number of Senegalese rappers has helped mobilize...Feb 28, 2012 | Story
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In a Black History Month special, today we spend the hour with the legendary pianist and composer Randy Weston. For the past six decades, Weston has been a pioneering jazz musician incorporating the vast rhythmic heritage of Africa. His most famous compositions include "Little Niles," "Blue Moses" and "Hi-Fly," and his 1960 album, "Uhuru Afrika," was a landmark recording that celebrated the independence...Feb 20, 2012 | Story
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The Hartt School Dance Division will present its senior showcase, Convergence, on March 7 and 8. Friday's performance will be streamed live. Read more.
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your fantisy, is wow, really really good on its own. i love it. it really got me going. but then your voice, with that accent is just the cherry on top. i love it. i really do. see normally i dont like accents,i like what i would call "the normal voice" wich is what i am use to hearing, the classic upstate NY voice. (where i am from) but mmmh you know just how to use yours. please keep more coming, and i am sure you will keep me cumming
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You really do have a gift for story telling. Giving just enough detail to set the stage but you leave enough up to the imagination to make it feel like a fantasy while the accent and breath of your voice draws me in...
"I slap your ass to acknowledge that you're fucking me back" .... I'm sure the neighbors heard my reaction to that one.by Anonymous05/06/13stranger force
I never leave comments on these things, because, well, I find most of them ridiculous & I'm not the kind of female who openly fluffs strangers egos. However, I had to comment on your username. Its clever and listening to your voice caused me to girlishly giggle. My fiance is the best I've ever had in bed, and playful (& irish) as he is, I've never laughed that flustered, flirty way with him. I think it's dangerous for me to listen more...i may find I've picked the wrong irishmen to bed for the rest of my days.
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Oh my God! You are without a hot the hottest Irishman I have ever heard.
I couldn't help myself but your description and voice made me orgasm three times already.
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A Hot Trade in the Great White North
Blockbuster job numbers and a hawkish central bank will lift the loonie (Canada's dollar), this strategist says.
When Canada reported job growth of over 82,000, more than eight times economists' forecasts, the market took notice - but a lackluster employment report from the U.S. the next day dampened enthusiasm.
Amelia Bourdeau, director of foreign exchange at Westpac Institutional Bank, thinks the caution is overdone, and she told CNBC's Melissa Lee she wants to be ready when the Bank of Canada meets April 17 and 18.
"The Bank of Canada isn't yet ready to hike its policy rate because the need to see what employment in the U.S. is going to do going forward," she says, since Canada's economy is so closely tied to its southern neighbor's. "However, I think the Bank of Canada will be hawkish in its policy statement next week."
That prospect, combined with the excellent jobs report, are making Bourdeau bullish on Canada - especially compared to Europe, where she sees "further problems and event risk coming up" and investors are already worried about Spain.
Bourdeau wants to buy the Canadian dollar against the euro, entering the trade right around 1.3080 with a stop at 1.3170 and a target of 1.2770.
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my husband made a DVD of our photos on his 2011 Mac desktop. Why can't I play this on a DVD player. I've tried 3 times and the DVD players do not recognize the format
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How did he make the DVD? Can you describe the workflow he used? He did use iDVD to burn the disc, right? What type of disc did he use? DVD-R, DVD+R. DVD-RW. ???????
When you mount the DVD disc on your Mac and open it does the contents resemble this?
If not post a screenshot of the contents as I have done.
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I don't know how to make a screen shot but I can tell you that what comes up is a tiny photo and the title of the slideshow and 3.mov after it
He made it on a DVD+R
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Old Toad Toad Hall, Temecula CA
What you husband created was a data disc. He burned the QT movie to the DVD disc via the Finder and not iDVD.
What is required is for you or your husband to open iDVD, selecct a simple theme and drag the QT movie into the iDVD menu window being careful to avoid any drop zones that may be present.
Then follow this workflow to help ensure the best quality final product:
Once you have the project as you want it save it as a disk image via the File ➙ Save as Disk Image menu option. This will separate the encoding process from the burn process.
To check the encoding mount the disk image and launch DVD Player and play it. If it plays OK with DVD Player the encoding was good.
Then burn to disk with Disk Utility or Toast at the slowest speed available (2x-4x) to assure the best burn quality. Always use top quality media: Verbatim, Maxell or Taiyo Yuden DVD-R are the most recommended in these forums.
If you want to create screenshots go to the System/Keyboard/Keyboard Shortcuts preference pane and learn the short cuts for making a partial screen screenshots, #3.
You can change the key combination to something else if so desired.
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Thanks for this information. I'm afraid I am unable to do this properly because I'm not much of a computer person and though I am following your directions exactly, it is not working. I dragged the icon for the .3mov into the Sunflower theme and it did show up. However, then I went to File and Save as disk image. However, I don't know where it is so can't play it on DVD player because when I open DP it is not anywhere there. What have I done wrong or have I missed a step?
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Here's a follow-up to my reply. When I now open iDVD it often will not open , and the Finder is on the top bar rather than iDVD. I just used Disk Untility to verify and repair disk permissions, but like I said, I don't know much about my computer so don't know what to do next. Thanks,
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Old Toad Toad Hall, Temecula CA
When you us the File ➙ Save As Disk Image menu option there is a window that tells you where it's being saved. You can change that window to any folder you'd like, even the Desktop.
So do a Save As again and check in the window which folder the file was saved to. Or you can do a Spotlight search for "Your iDVD Project Name.dmg"
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Old Toad Toad Hall, Temecula CA
Click on the iDVD icon in the Dock to bring the iDVD window to the front if there are other windows open.
If iDVD is open check the Dock to see if there's an indicator (white dot in my setup) next to the iDVD icon like in my Dock which is set to be on the right side of the screen. If there is then iDVD is open.
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I want you to know how much I appreciate you trying to help me. However I am being totally unsuccessful. When I (double) click iDVD in the dock nothing happens.
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I'm adding some more info. When I went to DVD Player I clicked on "open DVD media" and got a sign saying "there was a problem opening the media. The media type is not supported"
After I dragged the QT movie into the themes section of the iDVD menu I clicked on File - Save as Disk image.
A sign came up saying "Warnings in Project" "There were warnings during the project validation. It is recommended that you fix the problems before burning the project"
Then they offer 3 choices : 1. Cancel 2.Continue Burning (which I did not want to do since my original QT disk is still in the drive and cannot be ejected until I close iDVD) or 3. Open DVD map. When I click on that choice I didn't understand the icons at all
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Old Toad Toad Hall, Temecula CA
Drag the iDVD icon out of the Dock. Go to the Applications folder and drag iDVD back into the dock and try to open. If it still doesn't open try this basic troubleshooting fix :
1 - delete the IDVD preference file, com.apple.iDVD.plist, that resides in your
User/Home/Library/ Preferences folder.
2 - delete IDVD'S cache file, Cache.db, that is located in your
User/Home/Library/Caches/com.apple.iDVD folder.
3 - launch IDVD and try again.
NOTE: In Lion and Mountain Lion the Home/Library folder is now invisible. To make it permanently visible enter the following in the Terminal application window: chflags nohidden ~/Library and hit the Enter button - 10.7: Un-hide the User Library folder. Once you make the library visible you'll be able to find and delete the files mentioned above.
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Thank you for all your help. I did all these things you told me to get the iDVD to respond and they worked.
However I think my iDVD program might be screwed up in some way because I have pulled several different files from iPhoto into iDVD and every single project has failed because the DVD map shows a yellow warning sign that says "menu has empty drop zones" and when I double click on the icon which is supposed to show/fix the drop zones absolutely nothing happens.
I would have liked to take a screen shot of the DVD map, however I could not find the upward-pointing arrow that I am supposed to use in combination with the command and number 3 in order to take the screen shot.
Also when I try to save the disk image no window comes up at all telling me where I am saving it to.
I think I may need to try this on someone else's Mac. My Mac is 3 years old and I have 10.6.8 Snow Leopard I believe it is. Maybe it's just too old? I don't know how to fix iDVD if it needed fixing. I've never had a problem with iPhoto or the DVD player.
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Old Toad Toad Hall, Temecula CA
he DVD map shows a yellow warning sign that says "menu has empty drop zones"
What theme are you using? If you don't want a drop zone pick a theme that doesn't have one, usually one of the older themes. This video shows adding a movie file to the menu ann then to the drop zone it the menu:
Make sure you have the option to show drop zone labels enabled in iDVD's General preference pane:
Then you'll be able to easily see where the drop zones are.
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I have a team building exercise for the Mets. Get Kevin Mitchell on the horn. He has at least five baby mamas that are flight attendants. Scrounge up the plane Lenny Dykstra owned for a minute before filing for bankruptcy. You're going to Hawaii. All you need to do is recover the tiki doll that was lost in Maui and return it to the grave of Vincent Price. Otherwise, your team will remain cursed forever. What a terrible blow to Matt Harvey keeper owners. And not what terrible blow, as was heard around the Mets clubhouse in the 80′s. Harvey's done for at least 15 months if he needs Tommy John surgery, and that's what it sounds like, while Tommy John Surgery sounds like, "I don't want to rob the world of greatness, yet I do. Repeatedly." Poor Tommy John Surgery. No one wins here! In redraft leagues, you can obviously drop Harvey. His innings count came slightly earlier than expected. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Tony Campana
It was about a half year ago that Grey threw all his chips into the pot on Marco Estrada. Man-crushed him onto just about every team we co-manage (along with the deviated septumet) as well as his Razzball Commenter League team. Well, this looked like a lost season for ol' Marco when he went on the Disgraceful List in early June while sporting a 5.32/1.36 in 69 IP. Combined with Ryan Braun's suspension and the inevitable 2nd half regressions for Gomez/Segura, Milwaukee has been as relevant to fantasy baseball fans as the city is for travelers intolerant of lactose, cheap domestic beer, and drag queens masquerading as a young Penny Marshall. Under this shroud of yawnonymity, Marco Estrada's season is beginning to rise from the ashes like Bud Selig's toupee at that fateful windy hometown barbecue that's now annually celebrated as Furrywurst Day. Estrada went 7 IP in a tough matchup (@CIN) and gave up 3 baserunners (1 H, 2 BB) and K'd 9 Reds. That's his 3rd solid start in his last 4 and that includes an @TEX + home vs. STL. He's definitely worth a pickup for the homestretch if only to see if he can pitch well enough to convince Grey to double down on Estrada in 2014.
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Please, blog, may I have some more?Let's start with an SAT question as old as this world that we call Planet Earth, assuming the SATs were around thousands of years ago when man was staying warm by humping a Buysellatops until they were feeling bi and sore. Which number doesn't belong: A) 21.4% B) 21.7% C) There's no C. D) 5.7%. If you answered C, I hope your folks are rich so you can get into an accredited college. Just think, after you graduate you can put Harvard on your resume just like everyone else new to the workforce. If you answered A because it's the only even number, you're overthinking; odds and evens is something you can forget after elementary school unless you plan on working the roulette table. If you answered B, because it's the only B, at least you can get your pants on in the morning. They are on backwards though. If you answered D, you're right. Those are Matt Kemp's last three years of homers per fly ball. 5.7% is silly bad. Last year that would've put him in the company of Alexei Ramirez and Michael Young. If there was no offseason shoulder surgery for Matt Kemp, that number alone would mean Kemp is a huge buy low. Of course, there was the surgery and his home run distance is down. He's not driving the ball as far as he has in previous years. So, as I said in this week's fantasy baseball podcast, I'm buying Kemp for the first time in about two years. I'm only buying him because his value is so low. I'm not buying him for 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th, 5th round talent. I'd want a discount, but I'd still buy. Look at a guy like Justin Upton last year. He was nursing an injury, then hit 9 homers in the last six weeks of the season. I wouldn't be surprised to see Kemp do something similar. He could easily regain some strength as the season progresses and hit 17-20 homers in the final two months with 15 steals. He's still a risky play because of the injuries, but for the right price, I'm buying. Anyway, here's some more players to Buy or Sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Let me see if I got this right about Brett Wallace (I'm admittedly drunk from an all-day 4th of July BBQ). He's a post-hype-little-less-hype-some-hype-no-hype-hype-what?-hype sleeper. Did that add up? Sometimes I forget to carry the last hype and I was doing it in my head. Wallace arrives with so little hoopla he's poopla. Hang up the decorations, prepare for your friends to come over for a potluck, then everyone shows up late with gluten-free snacks. That's when you say, "What's with all of the poopla?" If I wanted my glutens free, I would've freed them myself! Brett Wallace hit really well down in Triple-A (this last time; and every time really). 11 homers, .326 average and won Triple-A Player of the Month honors, which is like being the world's tallest midget. There's still not a whole lot of proof that Wallace can hit in the majors, but yesterday's 3-for-5 with two homers was a nice step in the right direction. I could see grabbing him in deeper leagues for the chance that he finally figures out a way to transform his minor league success to the majors. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?We at Razzball realize that exporting our views across the country has damaging consequences on the blogosphere. To help make amends, we are reaching out to leading team blogs and featuring their locally blogged answers to pressing 2013 fantasy baseball questions regarding their team. We feel this approach will be fresher, more sustainable, and require less energy consumption (for us anyway). The 2013 Diamondbacks Fantasy Baseball Preview comes courtesy Jim McLennan from AZ Snakepit.
Please, blog, may I have some more?You, "Hey, look at that, I'm in a crazy/stupid/gooftarded deep league and everyone in this league that I'm talking to myself about is well-versed in this fantasy baseball shizz because they are also in this crazy/stupid/gooftarded deep league yet they forgot to draft Matt Holliday. Cool!" Yeah, that's not going to happen. If you're drafting from guys in the top 100 outfielders for 2013 fantasy baseball, your league is deep and you know you're not going to get much from these guys. Potatoes to chips, most of these guys will be worth owning at some point in the season. In keepers and single league, uh, leagues, most should be owned from the jump, if 'from the jump' means what I think it does when kids say it. Now get off my lawn! Here's all of the 2013 fantasy baseball rankings. If you're joining us late, here's the top 20 outfielders, top 40 outfielders, top 60 outfielders and top 80 outfielders. Anyway, here's the top 100 outfielders for 2013 fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Clay Buchholz went down to Miami and, like most visiting Northeasterns, retired….Marlin batters that is! While his 7-2 record is due to Nova-esque luck and run support vs. year to date performance (5.00+ ERA), this is his 4th straight start of 7+ IP, 2 ER or less, and 6+ K. Maybe there's some truth to that whole "rediscovered his changeup thing" (and can he share it with Lester?). He's a must pick up in all leagues for as long as he's on this roll. Anyway, here's what else we saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Brian Roberts – The concusstador is back in style going 3-for-4 hitting leadoff. Robert Andino can now wait in his shadow and mutter to himself that if his parents named him Jerry, he'd be such a comedy hit that they'd have to start him. During Roberts's rehab in Triple-A, he hit around .245 with one homer in 45 ABs and no steals. If he can stay healthy, I expect about the same from him in the majors. For the rest of the season, put his stats at nothing/nada/not so good/bleh/more of the same. If he can get his bleh over .280, his nothing could be better than nothing, but for that he has to stay healthy, which is as likely as me removing my personal mustache groomer from my rider.
Please, blog, may I have some more?As if pitching in the NL West wasn't advantageous enough, Troy Tulowitzki and Matt Kemp look destined for the DL. Tulo strained his groin – which is too low or too high for a strain depending on your preference (I prefer to strain a pun).
Please, blog, may I have some more?I liked me some Brandon Morrow, but I'm thinking of the old Morrow (not Edward Murrow) that had no control and sat down hitters like he was a furniture salesman whose favorite line was, "Try it out." I talked briefly in our last podcast about Morrow. Rudy tends to think Morrow is a new and improved pitcher. I think Rudy's standing too close to a newly-glued diorama. I just want to get out the facts about Morrow that we think we know compared to what we do know. FACT: He's never had control. NOT FACT: Without control, he's now able to pitch the ball exactly where hitters can make contact, but not get a base hit. FACT: His FIP is saying he's getting lucky. NOT FACT: He can leave more runners on than other pitchers. FACT: His career walk rate is 4.39. NOT FACT: This year he can continue to shave more than two walks per nine off his rate. FACT: He pitches in the AL East. NOT FACT: He has a parakeet named, Chisel Jaw, that he dresses up in WWII pilot gear with a mini parachute. FACT: He's injury prone. NOT FACT: Whenever he orders halibut, he shrugs and says, "I don't know why I'm ordering this. Maybe just for the halibut." FACT: He's at the peak of his value. NOT FACT: He liked Jordin Sparks' latest album on Facebook. Anyway, here's some more players to buy or sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Steve Cishek – Ozzie wrapped a towel around his neck, had Joey Cora spray him with some water so it looked like he just stepped out of a sauna and said Heath Bell's still his closer. Two things I don't agree with there. First, Heath Bell's terrible no matter how many times Ozzie says he's the closer. Second, if you spray olive oil instead of water, it holds the look of perspiration much better.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Heath Bell is giving out two run innings like he's Daryl Hannah giving out crazy vibes. Yesterday, was the fourth time in 8 appearances this year he's allowed 2 runs. His WHIP (2.70) looks like an ERA, his ERA looks a perfect score from a corrupt figure skater judge (10.80) and the Red Sox are wondering if he can be their closer. At some point, Bell should be replaced as closer, and, with the way he's been pitching, that point was about three weeks ago. Astute Razzball reader, "Is Cishek or Mujica the replacement?" I thought you were the astute one. Mujica looks to be the set-up man, but I think Cishek gets first crack. It's called a hunch, like how Guy Fieri eats a sandwich. As of right now, I wouldn't drop Bell, but I also wouldn't put him in my active roster. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Juan Carlos Oviedo – MLB suspended Juan Carlos Ovideo (Leo Nunez) for eight weeks for using a fake identity. No plan to suspend Heath Bell for impersonating Kevin Gregg. In his time off, Leo the Lyin' plans on snorkeling through Atlantis, talking to his giant rabbit Harvey and hunting Sasquatch.
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I'm in agreement here. Government should be about protecting rights, not enforcing opinion. I agree, personally, with the morality of entities like the FRC, however, when they "boo" abortion and marriage as a States Rights issue at a National Debate like they did in 2007, they need to re-examine exactly what Federalism means. I know this is probably going to break some hearts, but the religious right is the past of the conservative party, the libertarian right is the future. Some may disagree, but I've met too many people at rallies & online in my age group [early 30's] who care more about being left alone than morality issues to convince me otherwise.
High, straight fastball, easy to pick off. I totally agree, and it's an easy sell because most voters don't realize we can't defend 2,000 miles of open border with most of our assets spread across the globe without spending a whole lot more, but they don't need to know that.
Here comes the change-up slider, a candidate who promises this will look like a fool on national T.V. There are a huge number of illegal immigrants spread throughout this country top to bottom. They don't exactly come when you call 'em, and a nationwide Maricopa County Sheriff's style roundup would cost too much and yield too little. This "promise" would get a politician laughed at, not elected. There's no way to "round 'em up and deport 'em", though there are some alternative plans which could work.
That should go without saying, and is expected of a Republican candidate. Gun control is an issue which can turn an election south in a hurry.
Remember that whole Federalism thing? Apply it here. You want a candidate that will defend gay marriage and force the Several States and municipalities to comply. The religious right, which you obviously don't agree with, wants a candidate that will outlaw gay marriage and force the Several States and municipalities to comply. That is a no-win, no matter how you look at it. The courts will rip either law to shreds. To put it bluntly the Federal Government was not allowed the power to legislate marriage. This is a 10th Amendment issue, regardless how convoluted it has become in tax, inheritance and other family law. If any legislation, pro or against, gay marriage is passed, those of us who don't really care what Harry & Sally or Harry & Sam next door are doing will foot the cost of the court circus which will ensue. The candidate who wants to lead the charge in extracting the federal government from family law will clearly win here.
Nova, how on God's green earth can you reconcile your longing for a single payer system while advocating an individual's freedom of association within your defining issue of gay marriage?
I can see how you might go about reconciling these positions, and it's not a pretty picture. You see, you don't really care about the people of a community "laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness". You care about your own personal ideals of forcing all to accept gays and getting free or cheaper healthcare paid for by those younger and healthier than yourself. You don't care about the rule of law, the sanctity of property, or the freedom of local, dispersed governance. "To Each Their Own" isn't a part of your vocabulary. Old School Conservatives and libertarians actually care about gays who want to marry and support their right to do so, even if we don't agree with the morality. Modern liberals, progressives, or whatever you want to call them can't say the same for those who wish to speak against gay marriage. People who care only to push their own ideals tend abolish your right to speak if they don't agree with what you are saying instead of defending it, and you consistently fall into their basket. Do you get my drift? You won't stand up, politically, for those who want, for whatever reason, to live in a gay free community, ever, and that is to your detriment.
I see a huge difference there because the religious right wants what amounts to religious discrimination. They have tried, in court no less, to defend their position without using religion or tradition and they have failed to do so. The simple fact is that preventing gay marriage has no effect on the number of gay people, it's stupid to think that it would. So the only effect of denying gay people equal treatment here is religious discrimination. Another fact is that even if you think "the government shouldn't be in the marriage business" it is, and it will continue so for the foreseeable future. You frame it that marriage has become about property when in fact that is the origin of marriage: inheritance and property even at the tribal level. It defines who gets what. There are federal aspects to marriage, and we do want marriages to be valid when you move from state to state, as they pretty much always have been since Loving vs Virginia.
I reconcile it because what we are doing now is expensive and makes no sense. We use taxes to pay for schooling, training, research, inventions, care for the military, care for the elderly, care for the poor, care for the uninsured. We use our paychecks to pay for insurance premiums most of our lives, and then we are dumped into the government plan when we get old or become so ill we can't work.
We pay for NIH and the universities to invent drugs which are then licensed to pharmaceutical companies. We pay for hospitals to be built, schools to teach, and studies to be done. And we also allow these people to use us as Guinea pigs, granted in hopes we will benefit- but the point is that these are not people who are creating a product out of their own resources and then selling it to us at a price the market will bear. This system is subsidized over and over through a patchwork of taxes, charity, and volunteers.
The net result is that we are paying more per person than countries with Single Payer. The whole time there is this propaganda machine out there saying that we're getting more for our money, and winking at people like you and me saying "And you know that because you have insurance, you get to go to the head of the line." It's a lie.
A woman called Neal Boortz yesterday and put it in a nutshell. She said, "I don't want to pay for the brood mare on the couch diabetes medication... but a child would be another matter." I see this as being the charity shibboleth. To say that you don't want to be part of a Single Payer system because charity can take care of the poor, but then you want to pick and choose who the deserving poor are. Imagine how crazy it would be if that woman also opposes abortion (she didn't say if she did) but she doesn't want to pay for life saving medication for someone because she thinks she's useless? Does that make sense?
And the crazy part is this: she would be paying for that woman either way, assuming that she actually pays for anything. Yes, your taxes go to provide medical care to indigent people, but your money also went to my very expensive surgery on my left leg, because you buy gasoline and I worked for an oil company.
It all comes out in the wash. So why are we paying premiums to insurance companies all of our working lives, only to go into Medicare when we need care? It doesn't make sense.
A couple points...the religious right - whatever that means - isn't trying to "outlaw gay marriage." Gay "marriage" has never been legal and has never been "their right." No one cares what Sam and Charlie are doing next door...so long as they're not in the middle of the street or demonstrating "techniques" to the whole neighborhood. The 70% of voters that have voted against gay marriage aren't voting because they don't like gay people, they're voting because they understand what marriage is...and it isn't defined by "any 2 people having sex." Many of us would be completely happy with allowing full "marital rights" to any 2 people...but it would be literally ANY 2 PEOPLE. Mother and adult child, no sexual involvement, give them the benefits. Two siblings, no sexual involvement, give them the benefits. Two long time friends/roomates, regardless of sex, no sexual involvement, give them the benefits.
Why shouldn't this "right" be extended on the basis of living arrangements instead of on the basis of sexual relations? Why does the same-sex lobby fight against this idea?
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I think the number one consideration is what you want for the finished product and what the use will be. That will determine what is a suitable starting point. Number two consideration: always better to buy one that someone else lost their butt on than to put your money into it-just stay away from bubba. And last, before buying one that is rusted out, check the prices and work that will be required to put any aftermarket tub on it. Still likey worth looking for a decent tub or a Jeep with an aftermarket tub already in place (ie, item 2). I have no problem with road manners and narrow track as long as there isn't a Detroit Locker in the back (or front). It is all in how you engineer them. The only thing I have that is wide track is the JK. Personally, I would be looking for a flatty (2A, 3A, or 3B). GPW's and MB's are neat, but you pay several times more for parts than what the same CJ parts cost and, for the most part, they are not as heavy duty as the civies (D23 axle and T84 trans both rather weak, and the frames always break). If you are going for stock, the extra 15 ponies in the 3B is worthwhile-depending on how you feel about that tall grill. On the plus side for the 3B is that if you do go the engine swap route, a lot more fits under that tall hood. |
gcaughron | My suggestion is to find a wide track CJ-7. They are much more stable at highway speeds than the older ones. My personal preference is a 6cylinder automatic. All the widetrack CJ-7's had the dana 300 transfer case which is a very reliable case and a great place to start. Look for frame rust. CJ's are notorious for frame rot if not kept clean and most that you will find that are cheap will have some form of rot in the frame. Don't be scared of the model 20 rear axle. Since you are doing a rebuild this is a cheap but solid axle to start with. Lots of people claim the dana 44 in the '86 models to be superior but in my opinion a well built m20 can and will hold up as well as the d44. The widetrack dana 30 front axles have the five bolt lock out hubs that some claim to be weak. This is easily remedied and there is plenty of information on the net to guide you to a cheap and easy fix. Best of luck and it sounds like good times spent with your son. My son turns 10 this May and we are going to pick up an '82 CJ-7 and build it like the one I courted his mother in back in the day. I will post some pics when we get started. |
Legomyjeep | These are great suggestions! Thank you so much! I will def take my time finding the right one. As for rust...I gues it depends on where its at and how progressed its been allowed to go, surface okay, deep into joints and crevices, ill consider the availability of replacement. So far my son is interested in an authentic look with a few mods. I've been very interested in welding since for my jeep I have all these custom ideas and that could get expensive, lol. But time will tell. Please any more info or suggestions, keep em comin. I've got a lot to learn, lol. |
johnbo | I built a CJ8. It was a blast. Would say try to find onw with a decent frame. Everything else can be replaced. The foundation should be solid. Just me opinion, I got lucky the one I bought was good. This is what it looks like now. |
Tuxedopark | Certainly we are all entitled to our opinions, but I have had more looks and questions about my stock 1966 CJ-5 Tuxedo Park than I can count. It might be very difficult to find a CJ without a rust issue, so I would be more concerned about the frame and drive train. Fenders and the tub are easily replaceable with fiberglass or metal aftermarket parts. The motor can be swapped out with a small block V8, easy to find. I purchased my 66 in 1971 and have been able to maintain the 225 Dauntless Buick V6, the original motor. I did have to go with a fiberglass tub and fenders. The Michigan winter road salt did its job on the body but the frame was still solid. It is a CJ-5 and Im 6, 180lbs and have no trouble fitting in the drivers seat. I do agree if you exceed 200lbs and if you are over 6 a CJ-5 may not be the ticket. It is not a daily driver and I flat tow it to events. But it sure is a lot of fun around town and off road. |
faultymechanics | I'm also gonna say that unless you wanna weld with him try and find a rust free one to start with. Also have a plan for keeping it safe and dry and away from moisture so over those 7 years it doesn't rust out. I recommend por-15 or your preferred product and undercoating the tub and spraying the whole frame. Also rhino line the inside so if it rains you are set. Since you have time make sure to find exactly what you/he want, maybe a cj-8 is more your/his style. Also id almost say get one without a motor and swap something cool in. 1980 300d mercedes turbo diesel has some power and good mileage respectively. Or swap a chevy 350, sky is the limit. |
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If he's a tall kid look for a Cj 7 my dad and I bought a 5 since he had one in the 70s and me being 6'2 barely fit with the full cage running to the frame. It is even a squeeze for people 5'11. You can modify the seat by cutting the bracket to fit around the wheel well but a 7 will fit a tall person better. Also check if it is a narrow trac or wide trac. Ours is a narrow because that's what my dad had. The wide is better IMO ours you can feel trying to lift a tire if you turn too fast which really isn't that fast. These are our two jeeps. Attachment 225861 Attachment 225863 |
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Any tips buying a CJ to work on? So, I bought an 09 JK two mths ago. I'm seriously in love and addicted. My 9 year old seems to have adopted my addiction. Being a 9yr old boy, he has an enormous fascination with camo...in turn its reached into old WWII vehicles. So, I started showing him CJ's. He has fallen! So, we have a plan to buy an old one, it doesn't need to run, but buy one and begin working on it together. He's thrilled at the idea he will restore/build it with his own two hands. Obviously, we have plenty of time for this project, 7 yrs, lol. Also that lends time for funding a little at a time. But I love that by the time he drives it, he will know every nook and cranny, every inch, every part of his CJ. So my question is, what specifically do I need to be looking for when buying this CJ? Tips, suggestions? |


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Prep: 15 min. + rising Bake: 15 min.
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Literally the best brother ever.
Perez Hilton is so not a golden doodle.
Like a googly-eyed greeting card come to life!
All the colors!
Like you wouldn't play.
Hot diggity dog, indeed.
Sad faces, happy faces.
We will dog-sit for free!
This ain't your momma's chess.
Merry Christmas, you're inactive!
Are you in the spirit?
Peppermint throws shade at the Mayans.
Can you clarify, Mr. President?
Oh my, indeed.
Big cubes, little cubes!