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Most investors agree with Buffett's criticism of Kraft's decision to buy a fairly valued (or overvalued) Cadbury at 22 times earnings (over the past 15 years, its average price-to-earnings ratio has been 21), using Kraft's undervalued stock. Cadbury runs a global, noncyclical confectionary business that, if properly managed, should have a very high return on capital. Buffett, a shareholder of Kraft, was very public about his dismay – he said he felt poorer when Cadbury accepted Kraft's increased offer.
But though many agree with Mr. Buffett's assessment of the Kraft/Cadbury deal, investors and media are completely ignoring Berkshire's own, $30-billion-plus acquisition of a very cyclical, capital-intensive, not terrifically high-return-on-capital business – Burlington Northern. A railroad for which Mr. Buffett's Berkshire will lay out 18 times earnings (over last 15 years its average P/E was 15); and to make it even worse, part of the deal will be financed by issuing what Buffett recently called "cheap" Berkshire stock. Burlington stock is not cheap, it is fairly priced at best, and likely overpriced. Also, Buffett owning Burlington Northern will not make the railroad business any more valuable. There is little value to be unlocked in this business, and Buffett will practice his usual hands-off approach.
Though Mr. Buffett said all the right words – "I am betting on the recovery of the US economy" – there are some rays of hypocrisy shining through Buffett's statements about other companies (e.g., Kraft) and his own actions. He felt "poorer" when Kraft made the acquisition – well, BRK's shareholders should feel poorer, too.
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Flood prevention is the aim of the game for Transport for Buckinghamshire - which is encouraging landowners to clear blocked drainage ditches on their land.
Janet Blake, cabinet member for planning and transportation at Buckinghamshire County Council is leading the campaign to encourage local landowners and farmers to get on board and carry out their duty to clear ditches to assist water flow away from land and roads.
Local farmer Michael Turner from Great Brickhill is one farmer who is taking part in the scheme.
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A man who killed a woman and wrote satanic verses on the wall of her home entered a guilty plea on Wednesday.
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Tomorrow is the IBJJF Chicago Winter Open! Some of the best grapplers in the Windy City will be turning out to lay out all out on the mats. If you live in the Chicagoland area, I encourage you to come out and check out the competition. Last year drew a fantastic field including Clark Gracie, Davi Ramos and several other well known black belts. While this year's registration was a little thinner, it still is a quality event.
There is no admission fee and parking is only five dollars, which is a steal in Chicago. It is being held at Jones Convocation Center at Chicago State, which is at the intersection of S. Martin Luther King Drive and 95th street and is just a few blocks east of the 95th street red line stop.
I'll be there cheering on my Gracie Barra teammates and getting results for BE. Former WEC Champion and current UFC fighter Eddie WIneland will be competing. Here is the schedule for the event. So again, come on down, it is a great way to spend a Saturday and afterwards we can go somewhere and watch Strikeforce.


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Cookeville, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Dennis Ogbe led the way with 16 points as the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles held off a late run by the SIU Edwardsville Cougars to capture a 64-63 victory in Ohio Valley Conference action at the Eblen Center.
Ogbe shot 7-of-9 from the field for TTU (10-9, 3-1 OVC), which has won back- to-back games. Jeremia Samarrippas added 11 points on 3-of-6 from 3-point range for the hosts.
For SIUE (4-13, 1-3), Kris Davis paced all scorers with 17 points to go with eight rebounds, while Keaton Jackson netted 11 points off the bench.
TTU shot a modest 42.3 percent from the floor in the opening stanza but managed to hold SIUE to a mere 24 percent shooting, as it carried a 32-22 lead into intermission.
The Golden Eagles extended their advantage to as many as 20 early in the second half, but the Cougars would not roll over, as they battled all the way back to make it just a one-point game with 20 seconds left on a Donovine Stewart layup, After Shirmane Thomas missed a pair of free throws for TTU with 10 seconds left, SIUE had the final possession with a chance to win the game, but Stewart missed a layup in the waning seconds.
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This experiment was done to find out how different types of solar concentrators affect the performance of solar cells. The tests were carried out using a parabolic dish covered with a reflective aluminum sheet and a mirror
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Oldest Harry Potter Fan Fic on Fanfiction Dot Net, posted by Gypsy Silverleaf on September 4, 1999. May sort-of be the only pre-Azkaban fic in existence. The book hadn't come out yet in the United States (yes, Virginia, there was a time when Harry Potter books weren't released worldwide on the same day) and the American author was thus only vaguely aware of the storyline. This explains a lot.The "man of unknown" is Professor Thomas Erwin, a teacher at another Wizarding School, who seems to hate Harry for no apparent reason. Erwin was a well-loved man until Voldemort's downfall, after which he turned into a grouch and forbid the name "Harry Potter" from being spoken in his presence. It turns out Erwin was James Potter's half-brother and that he's pissed because Harry got sent to live with the Dursleys instead of him. Realizing what a jerk he's become, Erwin threatens to kill Dumbledore if he tells Harry the truth. The Ministry tries to arrest Erwin for this, but he escapes and lives out the rest of his life as a hermit before dying in misery. The End.Not particularly good or bad, but certainly odd. Notable mainly for being the first fic written for Harry Potter, which now has the most fics on Fanfiction.net by a huge margin. You can read it here. See here to see a tongue-in-cheek version of the story acted out with the Potter Puppet Pals.
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HHS Launches $200M APRN Training Demo
Hospitals in the program must partner with accredited schools of nursing. As a condition of participation each hospital has committed to support nurse training in nonhospital settings such as community health centers and rural health clinics. "This program will bring talented nursing students into five communities that have a real need for additional primary care and healthcare access," Sebelius stated.
According to the program description, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will provide reimbursement for the "reasonable cost of providing clinical training to APRN students added as a result of the demonstration." Payments will be linked directly to the number of additional APRNs trained and will be calculated on a per-student basis, comparing previous enrollment levels in APRN training programs with enrollment under the demonstration.
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Board and manager not pulling in the same directon, says Drogba
Didier Drogba has contradicted Peter Kenyon and admitted that results have been affected by the fued between Jose Mourinho and the Chelsea board.
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Brian Ashton has rung the changes, 10 to be exact, for England's Six Nations opener against Scotland.
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Residents on the site of the Olympic village have sought a court injunction to stop tests that they feel may disturb radioactive material.
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Lennart Johansson has accussed Sepp Blatter of "wheeling and dealing" after he declared his support for Michel Platini in the Uefa Presidential elections.
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Van Nistelrooy claims United could not stop Ronaldo move
Ruud Van Nistelrooy has warned his former club that they will be unable to stop Ronaldo joining him in Madrid if that's what the winger wants.
Baptista learns English and the value of patience
Julio Baptista has started talking in English at training in a bid to win a permanent deal at Arsenal.
United's profits triple to £30m - with promise of more to come
After Manchester United's profits rose by £20m, the club have promised not to fleece fans.
Villa plan major pay shake-up as Young and Carew break barrier
Martin O'Neill has revealed his "vision" for a new performance related pay structure at Villa after the capture of Ashley Young and John Carew.
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Alex McLeish has agreed a 3½-year deal with the SFA and will be unveiled as the new Scotland boss on Monday morning.
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Just like my father, I'll do this job my own way
New Peterbrough boss Darren Ferguson has insisted he will do things his way and will definitely leave the hairdryer at home.
Magic of Cup is being killed off by money says Newell
Mike Newell has warned that money is spoiling the appeal of the FA Cup as he prepares to welcome his former club to Kenilworth Road.
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Hamilton escapes 185mph crash
Lewis Hamilton was unhurt despite crashing his new McLaren car into a tyre wall at high speed.
Four British riders set to start Tour de France in London
This year's Tour de France looks set to have four British riders after Charly Wegelius' ride for Liquigas was confirmed.
Quiet men Goosen and Jiménez make an explosive start in Doha
Retief Goosen remained cool amid dynamite explosions to take the first-round lead in Doha with a seven-under-par 65.
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Each-way bets on the first scorer can be tempting but prices aren't as good as they look, writes Kevin Pullein.
Round of trebles can give Cup punters something to cheer
With Chelsea, United and Arsenal all looking sure things at home, a multiple can pay off this weekend, writes Dan Roebuck.
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Return of the prodigal tempts Ashton
According to Robert Kitson, Brian Ashton may risk a fit-again Jonny Wilkinson in the Calcutta Cup.
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Premier Rugby has received unamimous backing from club owners over proposals to end their fued with the RFU over elite players.
Faz has been doing what England now want all his rugby life
Shaun Edwards believes Andy Farrell could be the answer to England's prayers ahead of the Six Nations.
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Fighting Williams sets up Sharapova showdown
Serena Williams made light of her lack of preparation to set up a final against Maria Sharapova.
Federer turns American hope to dust
Roger Federer is one step closer to his third Australian Open title after beating Andy Roddick in just 83 minutes.
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Walsh has last laugh
Ruby Walsh overcame a bad fall on Baynes Cross to gide Blueston Lad to victory at Gowran Park.
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I've had these boots for almost two years, and they still look brand new and perform great, even after beating the hell out of them. Watertight seams (i'm always the one walking through the water, while everyone else finds a way around it), and they stay surprisingly warm for a lightweight boot, even extreme conditions.
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Grades 8-12, attend a 1 day football camp this Saturday, June 1st at Bulkeley High School in Hartford, hosted by Eric Mangini. In its 12th year, this non-profit camp is visited by athletes from Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island and it is right here in our backyard. Over 100 volunteer NFL coaches, players, trainers, College and High School coaches will be onsite to provide agility and skill training in the morning and coach 7 on 7's in the afternoon (2 hand touch, no-tackle). Bring your cleats and shorts. Fees are $45 and a hot lunch and T-shirt will be provided. Register online today at cfm-foundation.org


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Around the right hand corner of the rock there is only one apparent climb, which is the Bear Hug.
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- total time 80 min
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6 strips bacon, cut into 1/2-inch (1 cm) pieces
1 Tbsp (15 ml) butter
2 clove minced cloves garlic
2 cup (500 ml) thinly sliced leeks, white and light green parts only
1 tsp (5 ml) dried thyme leaves
2 Tbsp (30 ml) whole-grain mustard
1 ½ cup (375 ml) 35 % whipping cream
1 lb. (450 g) sweet potatoes
1 lb. (450 g) Yukon Gold potatoes
½ cup (125 ml) freshly grated Canadian Parmesan
½ cup (125 ml) grated Canadian Asiago
½ cup (125 ml) grated Canadian Gouda cheese
2 Tbsp (30 ml) finely chopped chives
1. Preheat oven to 400 °F (200 °C). Lightly butter an 8-cup (2 L) shallow baking dish.
2. In large skillet over medium-high heat, cook bacon, until crisp. Transfer to paper towel-lined plate; set aside. Drain off fat from skillet, reserving brown bits; reduce heat to medium and melt butter. Add garlic and leeks; cook stirring often for about 3 to 5 min or until slightly softened. Remove from heat; season with thyme and stir in mustard and cream; set aside.
3. Peel and thinly slice potatoes about 1/8-inch (3 mm) thick and place one-third into prepared dish; sprinkle with half of the reserved bacon. Spoon half of the leek mixture over top. Repeat layer of potatoes, bacon, and leek mixture. Top with remaining potatoes.
4. Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 40 to 50 min or until potatoes are tender when pierced with a knife. Remove foil and sprinkle with cheese; bake for 8 to 10 min or until cheese melts and sauce is bubbly.
5. Let stand for 5 min before serving. Sprinkle with chives.
6. Make/bake ahead and reheat for foolproof entertaining.
7. Cut leeks in half and wash well. A mandolin or food processor makes thin, even potato slices. To make slicing easier, cut potatoes in half crosswise and place flat edge down on mandolin. Make individual gratins in six ' 1 cup (250 mL) buttered ramekins, place ramekins on baking tray to catch any overflow and for easy placement in oven.
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UConn running back Lyle McCombs avoids a Cincinnati tackle in the Huskies' 34-17 loss at Rentschler Field. JESS CONDON/The Daily Campus
The season was in the balance for the UConn football team and in a microcosm of this entire season, the Huskies were an hour late and a dollar short. The Cincinnati Bearcats beat the Huskies 34-17.
In front of a crowd of supposedly 33, 112-many said it was in all reality nowhere close to that-UConn saw its season come to an end.
The Huskies started the game with the ball and after going three and out, had to punt to the Bearcats.
2:03 after that, UConn was already in a tight position.
Cincinnati torched UConn through the air to start the game. On the Bearcats' first drive, quarterback Brendon Kay threw passes of 27, 26 and 25 yards to three different receivers. Before the Huskies' pass defense had seen what hit it, UConn was down 7-0.
On Cincinnati's next drive, the Bearcats were moving the ball once again with ease. It took only three minutes for Cincinnati to drive 40 yards down the field.
But in a rare moment of good fortune for UConn, the Huskies caught a break. Jory Johnson stripped wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins of the football and recovered it.
After taking possession of the ball and getting three first downs on the possession, UConn hit a wall. On third down and 13 from the Cincinnati 33 yard-line, Chandler Whitmer's pass was incomplete to Nick Williams The Huskies took their chances on fourth down, but another incomplete pass to Williams ended the drive.
When the Bearcats, took over for the first time in the second quarter with 11:31 remaining, the long play once again haunted the Huskies. Kay found tight end Travis Kelce wide open and 39 yards and just 11 seconds later, it was 14-0 in favor of the Bearcats.
"This was a game of big plays," UConn coach Paul Pasqualoni said after the game.
UConn was able to narrow the lead just a bit when freshman kicker Bobby Puyol, in for the injured Chad Christen, kicked one through the uprights from 40 yards out.
Puyol, the North Palm Beach Florida, native said it was by far the coldest temperature in which he has kicked.
"It was so cold, you have no idea," Puyol said of Saturday night after the game.
Prior to Saturday night's game, the coldest weather he had ever seen kicking field goals was in Tampa, Florida where the temperature once plummeted to 46 degrees.
Just over two minutes later, the big plays which had killed the Huskies all season went in UConn's favor. On a first down from its own 26, Whitmer found tight end Ryan Griffin open and Griffin did the rest, taking the ball into the endzone for a 74-yard touchdown pass. UConn was only down by four points and despite being outplayed by the Bearcats, looked like they were in this game.
Everything went downhill from there.
No other points were scored in the second half, but during the 30 minutes of second half, play the Bearcats outscored the Huskies 20-7.
It didn't take long in the second half for the Bearcats to score. Just 3:36 after the opening kickoff, the score was 21-10 in favor of the Bearcats after Kay found Kelce again for a 21 yard touchdown pass.
In the Bearcats' first three touchdown drives, it took them only a combined 5:50 to score.
All night, Whitmer was either rushed or sacked and with about seven minutes left in the third quarter, it finally caught up to him.
After taking a big hit from Cincinnati's Dan Giordano, Whitmer remained in the game. But not long after that, the Huskies bafflingly left Whitmer exposed on a reverse trick play and he got crushed once again. He left the game and did not return.
Afterward, Pasqualoni said that he had no reason to take Whitmer out after the first hit despite the concussion-Whitmer himself was the only one to call it that-symptoms he had been feeling earlier this week after a big hit against Louisville last week.
Pasqualoni said that if the doctors weren't concerned, then he shouldn't be.
On that drive, the backup Johnny McEntee marched the Huskies down the field for a touchdown, it was UConn's first touchdown of the season to come in the second half against a Big East opponent.
Going into the fourth quarter, the score was 21-17. Some how, the Huskies were still within four points of the Bearcats.
To start the fourth quarter, the Bearcats made a field goal, making it 24-17 and then McEntee threw an interception, which resulted in a quick touchdown for the Bearcats.
In just 3:42, the Bearcats scored ten points, making it 31-17.
The Bearcats added one last field goal with 6:03 left making it 34-17.
The Huskies ended the season 5-7 and Pasqualoni is now 10-14 in his tenure at UConn.
Over the course of the second half, as UConn saw its chances at a win slipping away, fans-in typical Rentschler Field fashion-began leaving. When the final whistle blew ended the game, Rentschler Field was a ghost town.
Even the student section which had been somewhat full, was all but empty.
This 5-7 season ended in front of an almost empty stadium. Such is the state of UConn football; not enough points and not enough fans.
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Wide receiver Austin Collie has already been informed by the Indianapolis Colts that he will not be part of their plans in 2013.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. — Texas Rangers outfielder Jim Adduci capped off a 10-pitch at bat by hitting a two-run homer in the eighth inning then led off the 10th with a walk to start the game-winning rally in the Rangers' 7-6 win over the Chicago Cubs Tuesday night.
With the bases loaded and two out, the Rangers scored in the bottom of the 10th when Michael Choice hit a chopper to Cubs third baseman Jeimer Candelario, who struggled to get it out of his glove. Choice beat the throw to first, and the Rangers had the win.
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