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Averages work just fine. His walk rate is your only argument but you brush over his power. You can't just say he has power like it's nothing. That's a big deal for a second baseman.
Why do they work just fine? Averages don't give you a full distribution of the league's performance. It gives you a number that can be skewed in one direction. It's more important to judge a player's ability based upon where he ranks with respect to the rest of baseball. I never even look at league averages--those can be inflated by 1 or 2 players with super high walk rates. This is statistics 101 here. I have acknowledged his power, but you and Wild Card are overvaluing it. It's really the only thing he brings to the table. That's the point I'm making. The power is decent, but he's a pretty unexciting player when you realize that his walk rate is bad, his strikeout rate is bad, and his defense (particularly range) is bad. He's basically the Mike Jacobs of second basemen.
I've acknowledged his poor K rate and defense. I agreed with you there. I'm taking about his bat, though. That's what has me high on Dietrich. I think you're over reacting on his walk rate and you aren't really taking into account his power. Simply mentioning doesn't mean anything. You called it above average when his ISO ranked third among second baseman with 230 PAs. That's not just above average. Far above it. There's also the fact that he's hit well in every level In the minor leagues and plays a position that really doesn't demand much hitting.
He's at least mildly interesting because middle infielder with power. I'm not going to discard him because he had a poor batting average for 2+ months when he probably shouldn't have been up yet anyway. He's far from a sure thing but he's certainly worth watching. All we can say is at 23 he hadn't shown much plate discipline, this is not an uncommon thing. Uggla didn't show any signs of drawing walks at that age either. It may or may not improve but if the power sticks he only needs marginal BB% improvement. Defense might be another issue but let's let it play out a bit.
Apparently he isn't mildly interesting to most posters. At least from what I've seen. More people seem to think he isn't anything to get excited about.
Glad to see I'm not blind. Again, this was really my point. I'm not making him out to be this super prospect... But he's absolutely someone that should be given an opportunity and our fan base should be pretty excited about him. If he fails... Oh well. But a lot of positives. Btw,I understand he hasn't done it consistently, but his .384 OBP in double-A this year sure was encouraging to say the least. Progress maybe? Do prospects get better?
I have no idea what this is supposed to mean. The bad walk rate and the bad strikeout rate basically means that he has no plate discipline. He's going to have troubling getting on base because of that and will likely see his power numbers drop when opposing pitchers realize that he will likely swing at anything. I "mention" he has decent power, because he does. I don't know what more you expect me to say. He has above average power for his position but that's kind of the only thing he can do as a player (hence why he's the 2B version of Mike Jacobs), and that could drop too on account of his bad plate discipline. His minor league numbers are respectable but far from stellar. You need to look beyond the HR totals and OPS and consider has complete lack of discipline. The peripherals indicate that he will have trouble surviving in the big leagues. And again, his power is only good for a 2B because he shouldn't be a 2B.
It's not difficult to understand what I said. Saying he only has decent power isn't accurate. It's much more than decent. You're not rating that part of his game highly enough. The part that makes me a player some feel we should keep an eye on. Looking at the fact that he has a 6% walk rate and thinking that it can't improve enough to make him a good hitter is my problem here. I think you're overstating that weakness. I see no reason to see why he can't post a respectable BB% to make him a good hitter. He improved in Double A. You can look at it as an anomaly or him improving his plate discipline.
In June and July, Dietrich barely hit .200 before he was sent back to AA. 21 of his 46 hits were for extra bases, so you are right about his power. But, if you hit .214 with 11 walks and 56 whiffs in 215 ABs, major league pitchers are going to get you out most of the time. It's hard to defend a .275 OBP.
The difference between "decent" and "more than decent" power is trivial once you understand that's his only plus attribute and that it's likely to diminish on account of his terrible plate discipline when he faces more major league pitching. As for the walk rate, there is nothing showing improvement outside of the stint in the minors after his demotion this season. His major and minor league track record as a whole shows horrible plate discipline--that easily trumps what he did in a somewhat brief time in AA in 2013. The numbers are rather conclusive on this and there's nothing in the peripheral data indicating that he's likely to improve. If you think that the BB% is going to improve in the majors, you will have to provide more evidence.
I would rather end this debate here. I find him a prospect to be excited about. If he has a chance to start this season and improves, we will see what he does with it.
Which you can't ignore. It's his most recent performance and he didn't just improve his plate discipline, it looked like his strength rather than his weakness. I agree his past doesn't suggest he'll keep that up, but players do improve...
If you want to analyze the numbers responsibly, you can definitely bracket that as an outlier because it is far removed from the rest of his career numbers at every level of professional baseball. The sample size is also incredibly small. His K% rate also didn't drop at all, either, which suggests to me that he didn't improve his discipline and that the BB% is more likely a fluke.
I guess Dietrich should be considered among the ranks of Keys and Cox now. It would be nice to have to explain to Wild Card for once why he's underrating a player instead of overrating one.
Being optimistic about my favorite team is simply more exciting than being negative. And many here other than myself also agree, Derek Dietrich IS a player to be a excited about. If you disagree, good for you, continue to sulk about our dim future as a franchise... That sounds like fun...


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Nurses and doctors from two Brooklyn hospitals on the verge of closure — Long Island College Hospital (LICH) and Interfaith Medical Center — joined clergy, neighbors, and patients from the Bed-Stuy community in front of Governor Cuomo's office in mid-Manhattan today.
Our message: keep our hospitals open and stop pushing an experimental for-profit healthcare agenda that would ruin Brooklyn patient care, especially for communities of color.
"The governor and real estate developers are pushing an experimental for-profit healthcare 'pilot program'. Brooklyn patients are their guinea pigs," stated Linda O'Neill, an RN at LICH.
First shown to the public on Jan. 22, the governor's draft budget calls for an experimental "pilot program" that would allow hedge funds or private equity investors to experiment with a for-profit hosptial in Brooklyn. Right now, the state's Certificate of Need process prevents for-profit hospitals from operating in the state.
Last week, the New York Times reported again on how these out-of-state private for-profit healthcare chains sacrifice patients for the bottom line. ("Judge Orders HCA to Pay $162 Million." The New York Times, Jan. 24, 2013.)
"Interfaith serves Bed-Stuy, a predominantly low-income, people-of-color community which already suffers from a shortage in healthcare services," stated Ari Moma, an RN at Interfaith Medical Center. "If the Governor gets his way, it's only going to get worse."
Brooklyn nurses say the governor should be strenghtening Brooklyn community hospitals. Instead, he's driving them deeper into crisis.
They say the financial crisis facing LICH and Interfaith are due to gross financial mismanagement of private consulting firms. Patients shouldn't have to pay for their misdeeds.
Real estate developers are also eyeing LICH's prime location in one of Brooklyn's hottest neighborhoods. "The real estate developers think our hospital is worth more dead than alive," O'Neill told the rally.
The rally was called for by the African-American Clergy and Elected Officials Organization and was endorsed by the New York State Nurses Association, The Bed-Stuy Works Alliance, N.A.A.C.P., District Leader Robert E. Cornegy, the Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR-SEIU), Bridge Street Development Corporation, and the Save Our Safety Net Campaign.


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New Zealand's internationally-renowned percussion group "Strike" will perform this Friday night (27 July) at 8.00pm at KNUA Hall of the Korea National University of Arts in Seocho-gu, Seoul. Theirs will be the prestigious closing performance of the week-long Second International Percussion Festival in Seoul.
At the Festival's opening ceremony on 23 July, Ambassador Patrick Rata congratulated the organisers on a magnificent event and said Strike's participation would be a wonderful opportunity to highlight and celebrate the 2012 Korea-New Zealand Year of Friendship. He added that "Strike continues our strong South Pacific tradition of drumming, incorporating it with classical and contemporary musical influences for a spectacular performance."
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Jewish voters unsure whether to cast their vote for Barack Obama or John McCain, might want to think about this little bit of advice U.S. Representative Alcee Hastings offered about Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential candidate:
"If Sarah Palin isn't enough of a reason for you to get over whatever your problem is with Barack Obama, then you damn well had better pay attention," the Florida congressman said during a National Jewish Democratic Council panel.
"Anybody toting guns and stripping moose don't care too much about what they do with Jews and blacks. So, you just think this through," Hastings said.
Congressman Steve Cohen, D-Tenn., later told the same group that Jesus was "a great Democrat," according to CNN.
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check this out: Palin's preacher:Jews control the ecoomy, that's causing all the corruption. Anti Semite preaches to Palin's church with Palin present. this should be front page news http://my.barackobama.com/page/community/post/amandascott/gGgscy
check this out: Palin's preacher:Jews control the ecoomy, that's causing all the corruption. Anti Semite preaches to Palin's church with Palin present. this should be front page news http://my.barackobama.com/page/community/post/amandascott/gGgscy
oh, sorry. wrong link. That was a link to a great speech by Obama today. Great speech. read it. Link to Palin and anti-Semitic preacher is http://www.americablog.com/2008/09/palins-preacher-jews-control-economy.html
Sorry. the comments section is doubling up on me. the link I gave in my other post was wrong. It directs you to a great speech by obama. the palin anti semitic preacher link is http://www.americablog.com/2008/09/palins-preacher-jews-control-economy.html
Hastings claims that people who tote guns hate Jews, but I disagree. He should meet the two Jews on my town's police force. In fact, the entire police force has guns, and none of them have made anti-Semetic remarks to me. Jewish support for the right to bear arms goes all the way back to New Amsterdam. It's time to debunk tired stereotypes.


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Given we have done so many Princess cruises it is very hard not to make comparisons between Princess and P&O - during the course of this cruise wife and I developed a saying BOP (better on Princess) So here is the list
Drinks - on Princess you can buy an unlimited soft drink package approx $35 per 7 day cruise - not possible on P&O. Variety of drinks much better and also cheaper on Princess.
Food - Princess is miles ahead. On Arcadia the food variety was incredibly boring and unimaginative. In fact we gave up eating in the main restaurants and paid supplements to eat in the specialty restaurants (the Orchid is fantastic).
Excursions - Arcadia, expensive and not imaginative with many admin errors/mistakes leading to almost arrogance. My wife and I called it the 'Excuses Desk' as opposed to Excursion Desk.
Open & below deck facilities - Arcadia isn't bad - but Princess is just better.
In summary I cannot stress how bad the food was - boring, boring and more boring. I've eaten better in Tesco cafeteria. I think it is very possible P&O are deeply cutting costs and it is in the food and beverage area where this is most evident. I'd rather pay more for my ticket then eat what was served up - actually I did pay more by eating in the specialty restaurants.
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This year has already gone down in social history as the summer of the wedding: Catherine Middleton, Kate Moss, Charlene Wittstock, Zara Phillips et al. But how extraordinary it was to see the unpredictable alternative thinker Rei Kawakubo converting her own runway into an aisle. From beginning to end, it was a beautiful bridal show, and one with many subversive twists.
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The Arizona Wildcats improved to 3-6 in PAC-12 play over the weekend after sweeping the Utah Utes in Tucson.
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Metro employees get take-home vehicles
WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 100 Metro employees are provided vehicles owned by the transit agency that they can drive home each day.
According to information The Washington Examiner (http://bit.ly/pKfkYL) obtained through a public records request, 116 agency employees have vehicles they take home.
Of those, 88 are mid-level managers and superintendents in the bus, rail, track maintenance and engineering divisions. The remaining 28 employees with take-home vehicles are assigned to Metro Transit Police.
Metro spokesman Dan Stessel says the cars can only be used for job-related trips and are given to essential workers who must be able to respond anywhere in the agency's service area. The workers may need to travel before the system opens or to reach construction sites or tracks that don't have direct transit service.
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Authorities in the Bronx are searching for a man they say shot another man while pretending to be a police officer.
Surveillance video shows the alleged impersonator knocking on the door of 2441 Crotona Avenue around 5:30 p.m. on October 30.
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This session will focus on building teacher knowledge and skills for explicit instruction required for ELLs to develop productive and receptive language to be successful in the classroom. Teachers will understand the need for planning and strategic grouping for authentic engagement in structured conversations while using the English Language Proficiency Standards in the domain of listening and speaking to guide instruction. The training will demonstrate best practices for instruction from articulation to oral presentations while also considering the use of formative assessments. Participants will make connections to ACCS while building a foundation for ELLs.
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Processor: The Celeron M 390 1.7GHZ is good for internet browsing, word processing, Watching movies and some games. This processor is actually based on the Dothan core so basically this is a pentium M with half the L2 cache (1mb instead of 2mb)
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CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive: Burn CD's and Play DVD's with this drive.
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It shows Eleanor Roosevelt, center, accepting the Elks' Medal of Valor from Judge James T. Hallinian, right, a member of the Queensboro Lodge, New York City, and a past grand exalted ruler.
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An internal medicine practitioner has spent at least three years training after medical school in the prevention and treatment of adult diseases. He or she is a specialist in primary care and an expert on the adult body's internal systems and their relationships with one another.
An internal medicine physician is a good choice as a primary physician for individuals with any medical problem, or for any individual who is looking to maintain and optimize his or her health and well-being.
Your internist will use a variety of diagnostic techniques to identify health problems from many thousands of possibilities. He or she will then select the appropriate therapy to restore your health.
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Course Dates: June 6-7, 2014
Course Location: 419 Lafayette Street Floor 7, New York NY 10003
"How to Create Successful Markets" is a two-day training course where participants learn the essentials for creating a thriving public market that is economically sustainable, maximizes community benefits and contributes to the creation of public places that attract a broad diversity of people. Participants will learn the essentials for creating an extraordinary public market during work sessions and on-site tours of New York City's thriving open-air and indoor public markets.
Topics will include
- Benefits of markets
- Ingredients of successful markets
- Introduction to Placemaking- making markets better places
- Market planning process – scaling up markets with expanded facilities and operations
- Community engagement
- Sustainable market operations
- Market management
Nowhere is the vibrancy of public markets and farmers markets more apparent than in New York—a city rich in cultures, food, festivals, music and street life. We'll visit some of the city's most famous markets, including:
- Union Square Greenmarket – a former hangout for junkies, Union Square is now home to the City's best known open-air farmers market and one of the best public gathering places in the City, drawing more than 60,000 shoppers on a hot summer's day.
- Chelsea Market – an indoor, privately managed public market located in the former National Biscuit Company's (NABISCO) Oreo cookie factory, this market has evolved from primarily serving the wholesale and production needs of its tenants to becoming a popular, retail market with a strong prepared food presence.
- Fort Greene Greenmarket – a neighborhood farmers market of 15-20 vendors nestled alongside a public park in Brooklyn that has become its neighborhood's gathering space for shopping, gossiping and enjoying performances from local bands and storytellers.
- Brooklyn Flea – a world-renowned, upscale flea market featuring vintage clothing, furniture, craft and jewelry. This market is the inspiration for a number of new markets across the country. As the first retail location for many local food producers, the Flea has also greatly contributed to Brooklyn's artisan food movement.
- Hester Street Fair – a craft and prepared foods market located on the site of what was once one of New York's largest and oldest pushcart market, this market aims to honor the traditions of lower Manhattan in a peaceful corner of Seward Park.
- Essex Street Market – a City-operated, indoor public market which has mirrored the growth and evolution of its Lower East Side neighborhood while retaining its historical customer base.
Your instructors for this course are Steve Davies, David O'Neil and Kelly Verel.
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Shaka Marine World
A visit to Durban is never complete without exploring one of its iconic sites, the uShaka Marine World. The place has been named after one of the most renowned leaders, King Shaka, who conquered many nations during his reign as a Zulu King.
The uShaka Marine World offers a variety of things including nice restaurants, shops, dolphin shows, water rides and an aquarium built into a sunken ship.
The beach
The South African winter is normally chilly and wet - but Durban is an exception. Throughout the year, Durban's weather is often warm and is rated as the best in the country. This will enable people to spend sometime basking at the magnificent beaches that parade in the shores of Durban.
Whether you are into swimming and surfing, or just catching a few rays, you'll find a beach for you; or simply explore our awesome beachfront promenade - and remember: Durban has been listed as one of the world's top 10 family beach holiday destinations in the latest edition of Lonely Planet's Travel With Children.
Pavement cafés and nightlife
Durbanites love having a good time - and when you made a detour to the city, you better do what the locals do. And, you will be spoiled with variety of choices. The Florida Road, Davenport or Swapo Avenue, Durban's entertainment zones are lined with high quality restaurants that offer something for everyone - and where you'll find out what the words "lekker" and "jol" really mean!
Beachfront Fan Park
If the World Cup is about people, then the Fan Fests around the country are set to provide the necessary spark needed to inject more blood into the tournament. There is something that gives Durban fan-park an iconic and legendary status. Situated in the beachfront, it will be a melting point for diverse nationality and cultures during the World Cup.
Catch the World Cup action on the big screen, surrounded by thousands of other fans in an unforgettable rock concert atmosphere.
Durban's Amanzimtoti
Durban's Amanzimtoti (loosely translated to "sweet waters" in Zulu) is one of the places that makes Durban special - and a visit to the place will reveal just why it is a must to see this place. Amanzimtoti is situated to the south of the centre of Durban. It is a popular KwaZulu-Natal or Zulu Kingdom seaside destination for the family and is an important element of the greater Durban Metropolitan area of Ethekwini.
The area offers hotels, resort complexes, self-catering establishments and caravan parks - all along the beach. Named the Place of Whales, the broad Mkomazi River's southern bank is crowned by the spectacularly sited town of Umkomaas.


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Fred Bolte is Bead. Ex -Sheriff Fred Bolte died at h�home at Graytown Saturday morning, Feb. 21st, aged 73 years, six months and one day. He was born at Hanover, Germany and came to thi3 country .shortly after he had mastered his , trade, a blacksmith. He worked for a ! time in different cities but Anally went' i into business for himself at Graytown. The character of his work brought im¬ mediate success and he had all the work he could do and had to hire extra help. Grajtown wa? then the center of the sawmill business and he com¬ bined the trade of machinist with the trade he had mastered and was soon in big demand at every mill. After the timber was gone he built a hotel that at once become popular with traveling men. He bad faith in the land and he bonght several farms and sold them to an advantage. He and the Frese broth¬ ers and Judge Hammond built the Graytown elevator which prospered from the start. He sold his interest in this plaut to the Co Operative Oo. He was a sterling Democrat and was elected to offices in Benton township aud in 1891 he was elected Sheriff of this county. He made a record that stands for efficiency in that office. He was as game as they make them and at that time he was physically able to cope with a half dozen ordinary men. He had a legion of friends and for any of them he would go the limit, The natural sympathies of this man went out to all, and shortly before he retired from office he said that of all tbe crim¬ inals he bad in charge there was but one for whom he did not sympathize, and that fellow was convicted of a crime and he was constantly trying to arouse a mutiny among other prisoners. Take him all in all he was one of God's noble men and a gentleman at all times, The county has loat a good citizen and it will be hard to replace him, Si~ 5 7~/^St S~ He is survived by his widow, one daughter, Mrs. Louise B. Eoff. two sons, 0harie3 of Chicago and Otto of Graytown, three grand-children, and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Diekman, of Cleveland, and Mrs. Cornelius of Bay township. The funeral was held Monday after¬ noon from the late residence, The body was was laid to rest in the Ellis- ton cemetery.
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Your leadership DNA
To find weaknesses, ask:
- What activities would you gladly never have to do again?
- What do you wish you could pass on to someone else?
- When do you feel dragged down?
- What do you dread?
- When do you procrastinate?
Continue the process of exploring your DNA from every angle, getting to know yourself as much as possible.
Putting Your DNA to Work
Once you have a sense of your DNA, you can use your new knowledge to capitalize on your strengths.
Let's imagine three people, each with different DNA, in a similar situation. They each have to confront a colleague who is not pulling his weight on the team, and it's starting to affect both the team dynamics and the results. Notice that each of these people will handle the situation differently, based on their DNA.
Person A is shy and reserved, but very caring. She might approach this situation in a quiet one-on-one conversation in which she expresses concern for the person's feelings as she confronts the issue.
Person B is brash, direct, and focused on results. He might choose his words carefully to avoid insulting the person, and then approach the situation by showing the person the disconnect between their results and their behavior.
Person C is honest and insightful, but finds it hard to have face-to-face conversations without getting flustered. He might actually write the difficult message he has to deliver down on a piece of paper and either use it as a guide to have a phone conversation or turn his notes into a letter or email to address the situation.
You can use the same approach by thinking about your DNA and understanding how it would be most effective for you to conduct yourself in any situation. Knowing your attributes gives you the opportunity to choose from among a varied collection of inner resources, dipping into them as needed for the ones that will serve you best and lead you to your goals.
Reflect on a time in your life when you felt most powerful. What might that experience have to teach you about your Distinct Natural Attributes?
Like your genetic DNA, your Distinct Natural Attributes define "what's true about you." What's genuinely true about you – the good and the bad – is also what's great about you.
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I am already hurting by the time we reach the sign along the trail that reads "Bob Marshall Wilderness" – after only about a quarter of a mile hike from the trailhead parking area in the Flathead National Forest here in Montana.
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Anti-wilderness lawmakers in Washington, DC have their sights set again on our natural heritage – this time on eradicating the president's ability to protect extraordinary American lands through national monument status.
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With the world's largest proven reserves, it isn't surprising that oil is fundamental to Venezuela's economy, politics and society at large. Currently, Venezuela is providing subsidised oil to allies in Latin America and beyond. The Bolivarian Republic is also forging new commercial agreements with China, Iran, Russia and other countries, in a departure from previous policies that focussed on the US market. With high prices and increasingly global demand from emerging markets, oil - for better or worse - will continue shaping the 21st century. And Fernando Travieso Lugo has a front row seat. An analyst with the Socialist Petroleum Observatory and a key adviser to Venezuela's government on oil matters, Lugo was one of the men shaping energy policy during the tenure of president Hugo Chavez. Fernando Travieso Lugo spoke with Al Jazeera's Chris Arsenault at his office in one of the newly created "Bolivarian Universities" in Caracas in October 2012. Chris Arsenault: What was the biggest change in the oil sector after Hugo Chavez was first elected in 1998? Fernando Lugo: There are three remarkable facts: The nationalisation of oil companies in the Orinoco, the new petroleum law and our rescuing of OPEC (the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries) in 1999-2000. In 1999, Venezuela started to comply with OPEC production targets. Then, the (cartel of exporters) held their summit in Caracas in 2000. Seven months before Chavez came to power, Venezuela's production quota (from OPEC) was 2.8 million barrels per day, but we were producing 3.3 million. Other countries emulated this (policy of producing above quota) and the price was $7.20 a barrel.
In 2000, royalties paid to the Venezuelan state went from one per cent to more than 30 per cent. That implies the state has received $350bn which otherwise would have been given away had the new oil law not been passed in 2000. The opposition (governments who ruled prior to 1998) were giving away our resources and subsidising the world's strongest economies. The opposition did not represent Venezuelan interests and they did not know about oil. They were against OPEC and would not respect OPEC quotas. CA: Do you think it's sensible to have PDVSA, the state oil company, distributing food and recruiting doctors as part of Venezuela's new style of socialism? Don't you think the oil company should focus on extracting crude? FL: PDVSA is less bureaucratic for distributing food and health [than other government departments]. It is efficient and the people are highly trained. CA: Venezuela is paying interest on Chinese loans with oil straight out of the ground. Every day, more than 260,000 barrels are going to the Asian giant just to pay interest on debt. Isn't this an example of "imperialism"? FL: China paid beforehand; this [oil] is like a down payment. CA: Oil accounts for about 95 per cent of Venezuela's export earnings and 40 per cent of government revenues, according to data from Michigan State University. This dependency increased during the Chavez era. Are you worried? FL: [As for dependency], each year the world has less oil and we have an increasing price. The role of oil in the economy thus becomes bigger. This is the reason [why oil represents such a large share of government revenue]. We are doing what the US did before WWII. We are using oil reserves to create industrial capacity. The government has spent a lot of money to enhance the health and education of the population. We want to use the oil to get rid of oil… we are beginning to evolve towards renewable technologies. CA: Venezuela has nationalised the holdings of US oil giants including Exxon and ConocoPhillips. Are you worried about scaring-off investment or further damaging relations with the US? FL: The only ones who ever stopped the flow of oil to the US was the opposition during the oil sabotage in 2002. They closed the tap not only to the governments of the world, but to the people of the world.
Daily consumption in the US is about 20 million barrels. Venezuela exports them about 1.3 million. Should they need more oil, PDVSA should be able to provide it.PDVSA has US, UK, Russian, Chinese and Indian technology. Twenty-four countries and 30 companies are represented in Venezuela, and we want to increase that number. After our election, and the US election, we will improve the relations, I think. We have excellent relations with Chevron-Texaco. In the future, in my opinion, ConocoPhillips will be back if they end their lawsuit against us. The US needs oil and we will be able to provide it for the next 100 years. We will also provide oil to other countries: China, India and across Latin America.
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Internal Storage After Flashing Rom
I'm new to Android and in particular flashing different ROMs. I've had moderate success and have generally found any answer through Google search. However, one thing I can't figure out (and it may be because it's such a simple answer) is that my internal storage after flashing ROMs keeps getting more full. I'm down to only 4.5GB free, with no music, no movies, minimal pictures, and around ~40 apps. Not many games, so not really that large is size. I'm flashing to interal SD as I don't have an external yet.
Any advice?
Edit: I also only have 4 nandroid backups. - 12-03-2012, 08:12 PM #2
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Re: Internal Storage After Flashing Rom
Do you use Google Play Music? That was the culprit to mine.
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Four days after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 took off from Kuala Lumpur, crews have found nothing.
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CATRA is located just off I-81 at the Grantville exit (#80), 8/10 of a mile from Penn National Racecourse & Hollywood Casino in Grantville, Pennsylvania, USA.
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