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It's great being a Red Sox fan 30 minutes north of Yankee Stadium. In the office I have had to deal with all The Yankee trash talk until this year and it's great. Everyone walks by seeing my picture taken with the World Series trophy, which was done back in early November at a special Blohard reception. My question Gordo is do you see the "25 players, 25 cabs" mentality shifting over to the Yanks? This used to be how the "old" Red Sox use to be described.
Marty, Peekskill, NY
A: Marty, no I don't see that happening, not as long as Derek Jeter is there, and you have a core of team guys that include people like Hideki Matsui, Jorge Posada, Mariano Rivera and Bernie Williams. I think Alex Rodriguez desperately wants to prove he's cut from the same mold. The Yankees will be very dangerous this season, in my view.
I still can't believe we did it, Gordon! What was it like to be in the middle of history last year? I saw (and savored) Kevin Millar's characteristically loosey-goosey outtakes before Game 4 of the ALCS on the MLB DVD, where he was essentially whistling past the graveyard. Did you sense that his teammates shared his belief that the team would accomplish the unprecedented? Also, do you detect any difference in the team's mood this spring now that they are World Series champions, or are they still the same bunch of lovable idiots? Love your work, and I'm ready for the sequel!
Peter, Saunderstown, RI
A: Peter, no need to worry that these guys have changed, although Jason Varitek, among others, has already tried to distance himself from the "idiots" label. As for whether these guys knew they were going to come back and win, I think what happened is they didn't worry beyond that day's game. Once they beat the Yanks twice in OT in such dramatic fashion, and knowing they had Schill going in Game 6, they had tremendous confidence returning to the Bronx.
How good are the Red Sox defensively this year, particularly in the infield?
Steve, State College, Pa.
A: Steve, you have one "plus" defender in the infield in Renteria, one average defender at third in Billy Mueller, and two adequate guys in Mark Bellhorn at second and Kevin Millar at first. But that's essentially the same crew, substituting Orlando Cabrera for Renteria, that got it done last year.
Doesn't it make more sense to keep Bronson Arroyo in the rotation to let him develop than Tim Wakefield, who's in the twilight of his career?
Mark, New York, NY
A: Mark, Terry Francona has been praising Arroyo as a potential Ramiro Mendoza type (the Yankee model, not the Sox bust), a guy who can give you great middle relief and still be around to spot start. I think maybe they believe Arroyo is what he is, a guy who did a great job as a No. 5 starter but may never be more than that. Wake is in the last year of his deal, and the Sox know he's good for 12-15 wins and 200 innings, which may keep him around beyond this year.
How good can Matt Mantei be? Will he be ready to pitch this spring? Will he be the eighth-inning guy?
Jeff, Iowa City, Iowa
A: Jeff, Mantei can be tremendous. Remember, this is a guy who was closing for the D-Backs a couple of years ago and throws in the mid-90s -- when healthy. His health is the whole key here; yes, he'll be the eighth-inning guy if his arm holds up.
I realize that there are very few openings on the Sox' 25-man squad. However, I was wondering which non-roster invitee you think has the best chance of playing himself into a position to go north with the team?
Shawn, Clover, SC
A: Shawn, the non-roster types competing for a job are Roberto Petagine, looking to win a left-handed hitting backup first baseman job; outfielders George Lombard and Billy McMillon, who are competing with Rule 5 draftee Adam Stern for a backup outfield job, and pitchers Jeremi Gonzalez and Denney Tomori, trying to win a bullpen slot. Petagine may have the best chance to stick.
Great to have you and the Red Sox back. After last year, especially, can't get enough of baseball and the Sox. What is your favorite memory of the postseason? Which player that left will be missed the most? What new player will have the greatest impact?
Barbara, Fly Creek, NY
A: Hi Barbara, funny, but the postseason passed like a blur, which I know is a cliché but true. One of my favorite memories was standing in John Henry's office in Fenway Park before Game 1 of the World Series, and Henry standing in front of his desk, demonstrating the swing of his childhood hero, Stan Musial. I also remember Derek Lowe, champagne bottle cradled in his arm, trying to talk a security guard into letting him back on the field so he could find his wife after winning Game 4 of the World Series. And watching the Sox celebrate on the field in Yankee Stadium, and in the stands behind the dugout, and seeing one fan holding up a sign that read, "History Begins Today.''
Pedro will be missed most. He was the best pitcher I have ever seen, in terms of on a given night. I think Matt Clement is going to deliver big things.
Gordo, great to have you back! OK, everybody's talking about the starting rotation, defending the title, blah, blah, blah ... I want to know this: can we win the division this year? Is it really too much to ask the Orioles to not lay down like dogs every time they play the Yankees, but then play us like it's Game 7? Can we expect any kind of consistent play from these guys, or the Jays, or the Rays? Or will they continue to roll over for the Yankees?
Dave, Winchester
A: Dave, I think the Jays will be better, the Orioles still short on pitching but capable of beating you up on any given day with Sammy, Miggie and Co., and the D-Rays still a long way from competitive.
Big question. How does any team (especially one that accomplished such a monumental feat) put last season behind it and start anew? Is that the best strategy or should they try to make this one long continuation from last season?
Robert, Forest Hills, NY
A: Robert, they have a great example in the Pats. They certainly can't play mediocre ball for three months like they did last season, and assume everything will kick in down the stretch, as it did last season. Winning last season, and running the table the last eight games of the postseason, should imbue this team with tremendous confidence, but these guys understand that you don't just hit the replay button and it's '04 all over again. They also understand they have a lot to prove without Pedro and Derek Lowe.
Hi Gordon, and thanks for your hard work with the Globe. I noticed that Chris Snow has replaced Bob Hohler as the beat writer for this season -- or at least that's the way it appears from the spring training coverage. Can you give us some background info on Snow and let us know how the Globe's Red Sox coverage is shaping up for this year? What has Hohler moved on to, back to the Washington bureau?
Daniel, Oak Park, Ill.
A: Hey Daniel, nice to hear from you. Hope all is well on your front, too. Chris is 23 years old, a Syracuse graduate who interned two summers for us and made a great impression on everyone with whom he worked with his poise, energy, knowledge and (not least) his reporting and writing ability. He spent last year covering hockey's Minnesota Wild for the Minneapolis Star-Tribune before the Globe reached out and brought him home (He's a native of Melrose, Mass.). Bob Hohler spent the last 3½ years covering a club that went through a lot of tumultuous times and gave us a depth of insight and coverage that was deeply appreciated by the Globe's readers. He's moved on to another high-profile position, one that will involve him writing major projects and sports-related stories that often will appear on the front page of the newspaper. He's a class act.
Gordon: So what's happening with the Sox minority owners and specifically our guy from northern New England -- Les Otten. Is he involved with important Sox decisions, i.e. renovation of Fenway, etc.?
Ron, Killington, Vt.
A: Ron, Les has a big title -- vice chairman -- which would imply some voice in decision-making, though I think Theo and the Trio make all the major decisions on the baseball operations side, and virtually all on the business side, too. I'm not privy to the inner workings, but I suspect most of what the Sox do is presented mostly as fait accompli. Les is visible -- he pops up on NESN and plays catch on the field, but as far as authority, I would guess it's rather limited. But I qualify that as an educated guess.
In retrospect, do you think that baseball writers knew, or should have known the extent of the steroid problem while it was going on, and what was or is the responsibility of the press regarding the steroid controversy?
Blair, Lincoln
A: Blair, I think we as media could have and should have done more, although there were a handful of reporters who called attention to the steroids issue years ago. I refer you to this piece by Rick Telander of the Chicago Sun-Times: http://www.suntimes.com/output/telander/cst-spt-rick072.html
Our responsibility is to inform the public as much as we can about developments regarding steroids and other performance-enhancing substances, how it could be impacting play on the field and health of the players, and the issues regarding drug testing and the like. There's much we need to do better than we have. The first reference I could find in my work to steroids was in 1989, during the Pete Rose trial, then not again till '96. During the andro controversy in 1998, I quoted Mo Vaughn as saying he didn't use steroids, but had this quote from the Sox strength and conditioning coach, Merle Baker.
Baker agreed that it would be naive to believe that there aren't some major leaguers using illegal steroids: "There are kids in high school using steroids just so they can get jacked and look good for girls," Baker said. "What makes you think that grown men wouldn't roll the dice so they could make more money?"
Last Tuesday's Chicago Tribune (Feb. 22) carried an article from Mesa, Ariz., (where the Cubs train) quoting Nomar as saying he did not watch his ex-teammates in the 2004 World Series. Like most Sox fans I'm tired of beating this dead horse, but if the piece is true, doesn't that tell us all we need to know about this guy?
Ted, Rio Verde, Ariz.
A: Ted, that's not my read at all. I can understand where it would have been excruciating for Nomar to watch something he had worked so hard to be a part of for seven years. I know he called and congratulated several guys afterward.
Hi Gordon, I gotta say that as much as I love being world champs, I love that the Sox are world champs we can be proud of. Theo's done such a great job assembling talent and character. How does a GM scout a player's reputation in the clubhouse?
Lisa Carney, Feeding Hills
A: Lisa, that's a good question. One way Theo Epstein does so is to hire players only recently out of the game, like a Craig Shipley, who has numerous contacts around the game and can ask players, coaches, etc. about a guy's off-field behavior.


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On arrival there should be time to tour this historic city, taking in sights such as Wenceslas Square and the Old Town.
Day 2
We transfer 150km to Ceske Budejovice to collect our bikes. Our first day is a relatively short one to warm us up, as we cycle to Cesky Krumlov on the Vltava River. A feature of the old town here are the narrow, crooked streets and the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. There may be time to visit Cesky Krumlov Castle, one of the largest in Central Europe, which overlooks the town from its strategic position on a horseshoe bend in the river.
Ride approx. 30km.
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Leaving Cesky Krumlov behind us we head out into the hilly countryside. Our route flattens out as we enter the Trebon Basin, a lowland area of forests, meadows and lakes. Our destination is Trebon, a mediaeval town of Renaissance architecture, now also known as a spa town. There is also a neo-gothic tomb set in an English-style Park plus a good number of cafes and restaurants in which to relax and enjoy a hearty meal. Many local dishes here make use of the famous Trebon Carp.
Ride approx 55km
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Today we pass a number of man-made lakes as we follow the sections of the Greenways Trail, part of a network of hiking and cycling trails in the Czech Republic and Austria. This takes us to the northern point in Austria, Perslak, and along into a densely forested area known as the Czech Canada National Park. Our ride finishes at the Renaissance town of Telc, registered on the UNESCO Cultural Heritage List in 1992. From here we transfer to Znojmo on the banks of the river Dyje, often seen as the gateway to the wine-making area of South Moravia.
Ride approx 70km
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We discover the the rich fertile flatland of the region, home to an abundance of wine cellars. With a bit of luck we should have the opportunity to visit some and taste some of the local wines as we cycle towards Mikulov on the Austrian border. The town's proud history is still clear to see in the castle, town square and surrounding architecture.
Ride approx 70km
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Entering Austria at the old checkpoint in Mikulov we have our first experience of the vineyards, fields and small villages of the north east of the country. We make our way to the market town of Mistelbach from where we transfer the final 47km to Vienna. Once checked into our accommodation the centre of the city awaits, just a short metro ride away. Austria's capital is a hive of architecture, history and culture with a lively cafe and bar culture and great range of restaurants.
Ride approx 45km
Day 7
We join the Danube Cycle Path, following a quiet route out of the city and into the Donauauen National Park, past the red-tiled turrets of Castle Orth and the chateau at Eckartsau. We cross the border at the town of Hainburg and enter Slovakia, winding our way towards the capital Bratislava. On arrival we have time to discover our new surroundings, including the narrow cobbled streets of the old town, as well as our first taste of Slovak cuisine.
Ride approx 70km
Day 8
The Danube is again our guide today as we return to the cycle path and head out into the forested hills around Bratislava. Crossing into Hungary we ride through peaceful rolling countryside before arriving in Halaszi, a small village of around 3000 inhabitants. From here we transfer to our hotel in peaceful Mosonmagyarovar.
Ride approx 50km
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The plain of 'Little Alfold' has some of Hungary's most productive farmland and offers a relaxing cycle en route to Gyor, one of the most important cities in the Hungarian lowlands. From Gyor we transfer to Esztergom, which was once the capital of the country, until the seat of power was transferred to Buda in the mid 13th century.
Ride approx 40km
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We leave Esztergom mid morning, allowing time for a quick visit to the Basilica for those that wish. We begin the ride with a 4km section of a cycle path alongside the Danube before joining the road. Our route meanders over rolling countryside and through rural villages, the most notable of which is Visegrad, arriving in the artists' colony of Szentendre for lunch, where our cycling ends. From here we transfer approximately 50 minutes to Budapest. The remainder of the day is free to explore Budapest.
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Welcome to the Dream Chronicles, where the lines between reality and fantasy no longer exist. Follow subtle clues to help Faye find her missing husband and escape the mysterious sleeping spell that has taken over the town of Wish. Stay sharp and focused and you may unravel this intriguing, dreamy mystery!
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Haha, thanks for both of the comments! Bruce Wayne... Patrick Bateman... same thing? lol. I'll definitely go check out your art, too.
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VERY cool design! Like others said, love the attention to detail mixed with the all-over print!
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The mother and stepfather of missing teenager Megan Stammers have made an emotional appeal for her to come home.
Speaking at a press conference, the 15-year-old's mother Danielle Wilson said: "Sweetheart I don't care what you've done or why, I just want you home."
The schoolgirl is believed to be in France with her teacher, 30-year-old Jeremy Forrest.
The pair travelled out on a ferry together on Thursday evening and were due to return to the UK on Sunday but did not use their tickets.
Ms Wilson said: "You know that your adorable princess wants her adorable mermaid back."
Mr Forrest is a maths teacher at the school that Megan attends, Bishop Bell C of E School in Eastbourne, East Sussex.
The alarm was raised at midday on Friday after Megan failed to turn up for school.
Chief Inspector Jason Tingley from Sussex Police said: "We believe that you left on your own accord with Jeremy but we need to hear that you are OK. Your family and friends are extremely worried, but you are not in any trouble.
"My message to Mr Forrest is that this may not have gone as you expected it to. Right now our priority it to know that Megan is safe and I would ask you to do the right thing and make contact with us.
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"The world's best panel crippled by software"
2.5 starson by hunspikeyPros: color accurancy
motion compensation
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professional mode is uselessSummary: Beware customers, for no one mentions that there is a HUGE difference between the 55VT50B and the 55VT50E.
The second is the same TV meant for the European market, and believe it or not its panel brightness has been locked at around 65 cd/m2 in the professional mode - rendering this option completely useless!!! In the other factory modes, this TV is relatively okey, but only if you constantly keep switching the eco mode on or off depending if its night or day there. (during daytime you should turn it on, while in the evening turn it off)
I find it really really disgusting that Panasonic cripples this TV for the European market. The USA users can enjoy around 140 cd/m2 panel brightness in the professional mode, while we have do live with less then half of this.
I tell you it is completely useless for its way to dark for even a completely darkened room - or when its midnight - no matter.
In the end I had to stay with "normal" or "dynamic" mode, where colors cannot be fully caliblated (you have white balance option only) and there is NO way to calibrate gamme.
I am very disappointed Panasonic.
This TV could be the very best TV - but why did you have to ship this European model with cut back panel brightness????
Recommended for only those users who can live without calibrated panel, and can swallow the fact that for the same price we got to use a crippled product.
Unless Panasonic issues a firmware fix for this - I say stay away from this TV or get the USA model (55VT50B) and use that one.
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The European model may have the brightness locked to meet energy consumption regulations. Anybody know about current EU laws? Years ago there was talk of outlawing plasma sales in the EU because of energy consumption.
so i bought the american model sure i take back
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As part of a recent restoration project, my partner and I were hired to restore an elaborate triangular window in the gable end of 150-year-old Howden Hall in Bristol, Vt. The problem was, there was no actual window left to restore; all we had for reference was an old sepia postcard. But after we removed the aluminum vent that stood in its place — plus nearly 57,000 pounds of pigeon waste, contaminated cellulose, and sawdust insulation that had accumulated in the attic — we discovered buried treasure: a big pile of broken glass underneath the window opening and a single intact triangular pane.
With the postcard and paper copies of the glass pane for reference, I drew a full-scale model of the 10-foot-wide window's outside dimensions on a sheet of plywood, then milled the parts from clear pine stock with cope-and-stick shaper cutters.
I assembled the big triangular frame using biscuits, aliphatic glue, and an epoxy-coated screw in each joint. Then I installed the long mullions, making sure all members lined up with the witness marks I had made during the dry fit. While the short mullions were probably mortise-and-tenoned into the long mullions on the original window, I didn't have the equipment or time to be historically accurate. To keep the mullions from moving, I used a little construction adhesive and a pair of short brads pressed into the intersections at opposing angles.
After sanding and priming the frame, I disassembled an old storm window containing wave and bubble glass and cut, set, and glazed the panes. Then I applied two coats of oil-based paint, and the unit was ready for installation. A sheet of housewrap stapled inside-out behind it gives the window a uniform gray appearance from the outside.
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With its exhilarating World War II narrative and performances that touch notes intimate and grand, Simon and the Oaks has an exquisite, and epic, ache. Read full review
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Robots, uncaring how they destroy humanity just as long as they do, have resorted to sabotage in an attempt to pollute the world's oceans and kill off all our mermaids. Not Ariel!
Earlier this morning, an undersea robot accidentally bumped into a venting system, which forced BP to remove a cap that had been holding in some of the leaking oil. With that bump, gas rose through the vent that carries warm water down to keep the icy crystals that screwed up the first top hat operation from forming inside the cap.Now, they need to check and make sure none of said crystals have formed before sticking it back on.
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Instead of making itsy-bitsy appetizers, go bigger, faster and cut them into smaller pieces before serving.
Instead of making itsy-bitsy appetizers, go bigger, faster and cut them into smaller pieces before serving. You can make a milder version of this by subbing Parmesan cheese for Romano cheese. From Canadian Living's The Appetizer Collection.
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9 sheets phyllo pastry
½ cup (125 mL) butter, melted
1 tbsp (15 mL) vegetable oil
1 onion, finely chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 pkg (10 oz/300g) frozen spinach, thawed
1 cup (250 mL) grated Romano cheese
1 cup (250 mL) crumbled feta cheese
1 egg, lightly beaten
¼ cup (60 mL) diced drained jarred roasted red pepper
3 tbsp (45 mL) chopped fresh dill
½ tsp (2 mL) pepper
Pinch nutmeg
Filling: In skillet, heat oil over medium heat; fry onion and garlic, stirring often, until softened, about 5 minutes. Scrape into bowl; let cool.
Squeeze moisture from spinach; chop finely and add to bowl along with Romano and feta cheeses, egg, roasted red pepper, dill, pepper and nutmeg. Stir to combine.
Place 1 sheet of the phyllo on work surface, covering remainder with damp towel to prevent drying out. Brush lightly with some of the butter. Top with 2 more phyllo sheets, brushing each with some of the remaining butter.
Leaving 1-inch (2.5 cm) border on each end, spoon about 1 cup (250 mL) of the spinach along one long side; fold ends over filling. Roll up to form a log. Place, seam side down, on baking sheet. With sharp knife, score top through phyllo and filling.
Brush with remaining butter. Bake in a 400°F oven until golden, about 25 minutes. With serrated knife, slice into appetizer-sized pieces.
Makes about 36 pieces.
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I think you can go two ways here: rosé or Pinot Gris as long as they are fresh and fruity enough to counteract the cheese.
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Red fruits and citrus and a touch of minerality are the perfect antidote to a warm cheesy bite.
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Accounting software helps businesses better organize and manage one of their most important assets: company finances. A business accounting solution streamlines corporate finances by centralizing financial records, decluttering accounting management practices and simplifying account data entry. Browse the best business accounting software with Business-Software.com's free comparison report of the Top 10 Accounting Software solutions.
A business of any scale will benefit from implementing accounting software, with market-specific products available for small business accounting and enterprise-scale financial management alike. Among the top-rated accounting software products are:
For our second Best Value Series post, we targeted one of the most-used types of software: business accounting solutions. Virtually every business -- regardless of size or industry -- needs a program to manage their expenses, receipts, payroll and other financial activities. But that doesn't mean you need to unload your entire bank account on an accounting software program.
The majority of business accounting software is confusing and difficult to use, which results in bad bookkeeping and frustrated business owners. We spoke with LessAccounting Co-Founder Allan Branch about the issues bookkeepers face, his opinion of QuickBooks and how LessAccounting simplifies accounting for small businesses.
Business-Software.com talked with Xero's President of US Operations Jamie Sutherland about their product's unique approach to small business accounting software and how the company plans to shake up the industry's existing hierarchy.
For years the small business software industry was filled with standalone solutions that tend to do only one thing, but Brightpearl's business management solution addresses many needs particular to smaller companies in a single platform. Brightpearl is a top retail management system for retailers and wholesalers that includes accounting, POS, inventory tools, CRM and more.
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If you are setting up a new UK business, or have an established business that is considering changing to in-house payroll, you might be wondering whether you can manage payroll manually. Amidst changes to HMRC's payroll system and the introduction of PAYE in real time (RTI), it is no longer a question of whether payroll software is easier to use than manual payroll.
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A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to attend Sapphire 2013, SAP's annual user conference. As is the norm for these events, SAP opened the fire hose to reveal new directions, product and solution announcements, and partner and customer wins through a myriad of meetings and sessions. Rather than attempt to drench you with the full blast, I'll focus this post on what I see as most relevant for SAP's direction in the small and medium business (SMB) space.
One of the most-asked questions within the Business-Software.com community remains, "What are the best alternatives to QuickBooks for small business accounting?" A site contributor set out to find the best answer and share the top-rated small business accounting solutions.
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You don't want to find something new because switching is painful, and there are very few who enjoy it. But accounting programs cannot last forever. Use accounting software long enough to manage your business, and you will eventually outgrow its feature set. This post from Stephanie Elsen of Red Wing Software lets you know how to tell if you're outgrowing your accounting software and how to move onto a better solution.
NetSuite ERP integrates with existing web and CRM investments, providing a financial management solution that works with a company's other business systems.
Intacct is a cloud-based financial software solution that streamlines core accounting, time and expenses, revenue management, project accounting and more.
Sage 50 Accounting is intuitive and handles a variety of business functions, including accounts, finances, point of sale interactions, payroll and HR.
FinancialForce Accounting brings your company an efficient solution that works with you to keep you up-to-date in the ever changing financial market.
Intuit QuickBooks is the moniker for a line of accounting software created to assist small businesses with their finance and accounting needs.
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At least to those who have finished their sophomore year... NCAA deregulates texts, calls to college basketball recruits - ESPN I guess Kelvin Sampson was a visionary...
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Terry Brands: Wrestling Should Blame ItselfBy Mike Hlas, Reporter
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Two weeks ago, the International Olympic Committee surprisingly announced wrestling was being dropped from the 2020 Summer Games.
A torrent of criticism has come the IOC's way from wrestling and non-wrestling people. But Iowa assistant wrestling coach Terry Brands, a two-time gold-medalist at the World Championships and someone who has coached at the international level, says wrestling can blame wrestling. In this very interesting interview on KCJJ-AM in Iowa City Tuesday (I encourage you to watch it here), Brands said his sport was warned that it needed to change the way it dealt with the IOC. He said FILA, wrestling's international governing body was "arrogant" and "not reachable." "If the IOC talks, you listen," Brands said. "You open your ears and you follow the protocol. Whether you think it's right or wrong, you have got to do that job. It's not sucking up to them, it's not playing the game. It's doing your doggone job." Brands said this about Rich Bender, the executive director of USA Wrestling: "This is something that's beyond him. I don't say that to attack him. I'm friends with him. But if we want to do the right thing there has to be a leadership change domestically, and that's the bad news. There hasn't been. He's hanging on, he's going through the motions, kind of doing what they tell him to do. And there needs to be a change. "When this cools off and we get back into the 2020 Games (Brands insists he thinks wrestling will persuade the IOC to re-admit it into the Olympics when the IOC votes in September on adding a sport), then we need a change of leadership or we'll be right back where we are in 2028 or 2032." Brands said, "We got warning shots across our noses, pretty specific mandates that needed to happen, and I don't know that I was shocked (by the IOC's decision). I'm angry. I'm angry at the domestic leadership and I'm angry at the international leadership." It's not that Brands was ranting and raving. Watch the interview. He's matter-of-fact, and what I consider articulate. Credit to KCJJ for inviting Brands on their station and giving him time to have a lengthy conversation about this. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. |
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A circuit judge has decided that a Florida businessman who defrauded hundreds of West Virginians through his debt relief companies must repay them more than $126,000.
The hard part comes next -- actually getting the money from the elusive James Armstrong and back into their hands.
Assistant Attorney General Norman Googel asked Judge James Stucky to decide the 2009 consumer case in favor of the state, and Stucky did. He ordered an injunction against Armstrong to pay back the illegally collected fees and monthly service charges paid by consumers desperate to get their debts settled.
He operated debt-relief companies under the name of Family Credit Counseling Corp., and others. Armstrong is no longer conducting business in West Virginia.
Armstrong did not appear, and has never appeared here, in court.
He operated both for-profit and non-profit companies in this state and other states that promised to manage repayments to creditors for debt-ridden consumers. Enrollees paid a monthly amount to him that was to be distributed to creditors, plus monthly service fees.
Legally, those kinds of companies are permitted to charge up to 7 percent for fees. But Armstrong charged more than he was allowed, and he charged some "upfront" fees that were illegal.
Googel told the judge that the companies took more than $95,000 in illegal upfront fees and more than $30,000 in monthly service fee overcharges. About 250 West Virginia consumers were affected, he said.
Not only did he cheat those consumers, Armstrong cheated his own company. Florida authorities charged him with taking $3 million from a trust account.


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chromosome abnormality characterized by having an extra copy of material (duplication) on a specific part of the long arm of chromosome 3. The signs and symptoms vary among affected individuals, but the most common features include mild or moderate intellectual disability and microcephaly. The condition may occur for the first time in the affected individual (de novo) or it can be inherited from a mildly affected or apparently normal parent.[1] Treatment is directed toward the specific signs and symptoms present in each individual.
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