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Pierce was hanging with Tony Montana.
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"It's a disappointment for all of us," Raiders coach Dennis Allen told reporters. "But again we're going to play 16 games this year. The teams that are able to push through those things mentally, those are the teams that have success. Everybody has injuries. That's one we'll just have to deal with."
Veldheer could be placed on injured reserve-designated to return.
It's a blow to the Raiders' offense.
Veldheer started the last 42 games at left tackle, missing just a single snap during that span.
Veldheer is a former third-round draft pick who drew high grades last season.
"It's a real big blow," right tackle Khalif Barnes said. "Jared's a big part of our line. He's a big guy. He comes to work every day, you never hear him complaining, just tries to go in, get the job done, he just tries to perfect his craft every day at practice. He's a good part of our team, a good leader for our team."
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The award will enable Lancaster physicists to maintain their strong commitment to CERN's Large Hadron Collider with the ATLAS collaboration and to sustain their interest in investigating the properties of the elusive neutrino with the T2K collaboration in Japan.
Both projects have yielded very important and exciting scientific results in the past year - the discovery of the Higgs boson and the first observation of a previously unseen type of neutrino oscillation. Lancaster staff were closely involved in each of these groundbreaking findings.
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Imagine being pregnant with twins and your lawful and loving spouse has to sue you to establish joint custody under the law.
That was just one of the stories I heard last month in Houston, where I traveled along with 4,000 other activists, workers, family members and allies to Creating Change – the country's largest LGBTQ conference. On my first day, I participated in a workshop on families. Most of us were there because we're starting families and need to learn how to navigate the complex and dynamic web of laws that – for the most part – don't serve us well. The woman I referenced above had married her wife in Massachusetts. The couple moved their family to North Carolina and was now expecting twins. Under North Carolina law, their marriage didn't exist. Not only would her wife have to sue her, she also couldn't use family leave to care for her spouse as she recovered from the birth.
The Family Medical Leave Act, established 21 years ago, is the only federal policy that protects workers' jobs when a child is born or adopted or when a loved one falls seriously ill. It is woefully outdated. Forty percent of the workforce doesn't qualify. Many who do can't afford to sacrifice their paychecks for unpaid leave. The FMLA provides too few protections for workers and their families – and even fewer for LGBTQ families.
In far too many workplaces across our country, LGBTQ workers are fired because their employers are legally allowed to discriminate against them for their sexual or gender identity. In far too many communities, LGBTQ couples' relationships aren't recognized and LGBTQ parents aren't able to establish a legal relationship to their children. And in far too many households, LGBTQ partners aren't able to care for each other without risking wages or, worse, their jobs because FMLA's restrictive definition of the word "spouse" does not include their relationship.
My role in the workshop was to educate folks about their rights under the FMLA. There was some good news. In 2010, the Department of Labor issued a ruling affirming that the "in loco parentis" (standing in the shoes of a parent) provision of the FMLA applies to same-sex couples. For LGTBQ families (and many other families) this is critical. It helps to formally establish a parent-child relationship for non-birth parents who are very much, in fact, raising their kids. The North Carolina partner who wasn't carrying the twins could take leave to care for them – just not for her wife.
I was able to name one other highpoint in my presentation. When, in June of last year, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Edith Windsor, overturning key parts of the Defense of Marriage Act, suddenly certain married LGBTQ couples were granted FMLA coverage to care for each other in emergencies. Married couples that live in a state with marriage equality can qualify for FMLA leave for their partner. For the North Carolina woman, however, her spouse would not be able to take FMLA leave to care for her after the birth or should she fall seriously ill.
Only 25 percent of kids today are being raised in this country'Äôs 'Äútraditional'Äù concept of the mom-dad, two-parent household.¬ÝIt'Äôs long past time to reform the FMLA. We can start by treating same-sex married couples the same as we treat different-sex married couples by not conditioning FMLA coverage on where you live. This is something the Department of Labor could issue a ruling on now.
But we also need to change the FMLA to establish a more comprehensive definition of family. This is especially important, for example, for older LGBTQ couples who aren't married as well as for those who have no interest in marrying. We all benefit when laws recognize and strengthen the many forms of family in the U.S. today.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry speaks on a mobilephone after meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv, Israel, Friday, Nov. 8, 2013. Netanyahu, before meeting with Kerry, said Friday that he "utterly rejects" the emerging nuclear deal between western powers and Iran, calling it a "bad deal" and promising that Israel will do everything it needs to do to defend itself. (AP Photo/Jason Reed, Pool) The Associated Press
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warned Friday of significant differences between Iran and six world powers trying to fashion a nuclear agreement, as he and three European foreign ministers added their weight to try to narrow the gap.
Officials had expressed optimism about progress achieved in Thursday's full day of talks. But comments from Kerry and his counterparts from Britain, France and Germany after they arrived in Geneva clearly indicated that some obstacles remain in the way of any agreement offering sanctions reductions for nuclear concessions.
Kerry arrived from Tel Aviv after talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu where he tried to defuse Israeli concerns about the Geneva talks. Israel is strongly critical of any deal that even slightly lifts sanctions unless Iran is totally stripped of technology that can make nuclear arms.
The talks primarily focus on the size and output of Iran's enrichment program, which can create both reactor fuel and weapons-grade material suitable for a nuclear bomb. Iran insists it is pursuing only nuclear energy, medical treatments and research, but the United States and its allies fear that Iran could turn this material into the fissile core of nuclear warheads.
Kerry said there were "some very important issues on the table that are unresolved,"
"There is not an agreement at this point in time," he told reporters. He planned to meet later with his European counterparts before joint talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, and Catherine Ashton, the EU's top diplomat convening the talks.
In earlier comments to Israeli television, Kerry suggested Washington was looking for an Iranian commitment to stop any expansion of nuclear activities that could be used to make weapons, as a first step.
"We are asking them to step up and provide a complete freeze over where they are today," Kerry said Thursday.
Six powers — the negotiators also include Russia and China — are considering a gradual rollback of sanctions that have crippled Iran's economy. In exchange they demand initial curbs on Iran's nuclear program, including a cap on enrichment to a level that can be turned quickly to weapons use.
The six have discussed ending a freeze on up to $50 billion US in overseas accounts and lifting restrictions on petrochemicals, gold and other precious metals. But their proposal would maintain core sanctions on Iran's oil exports and financial sector, as an incentive for Iran to work toward a comprehensive and permanent nuclear accord.
Tehran could be pressing for more significant relief from the sanctions as part of any first-step deal.
'Nothing is hard and fast'
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov did not plan to attend the Geneva talks, although Lavrov in Moscow spoke of "a chance for reaching agreement on a common approach" despite the remaining differences. There was no word from Beijing on any plans by the Chinese foreign minister to join his colleagues.
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, the first to arrive at the talks, spoke of progress, but told reporters "nothing is hard and fast yet."
"I've come to Geneva to take part in the negotiations because the talks are difficult but important for regional and international security," he said. "We are working to reach an accord which completes the first step to respond to Iran's nuclear program."
Israel has been watching the talks warily from the sidelines. It has frequently dangled the prospect of military action against Iran should negotiations fail to reach the deal it seeks — a total shutdown of uranium enrichment and other nuclear programs Tehran says are peaceful but which could technically be turned toward weapons.
"I understand the Iranians are walking around very satisfied in Geneva as well they should because they got everything and paid nothing," Netanyahu told reporters before meeting Kerry in Tel Aviv.
No guarantee of success
Any agreement would be a breakthrough after nearly a decade of mostly inconclusive talks, but would only be the start of a long process to reduce Iran's potential nuclear threat, with no guarantee of ultimate success.
Tehran's chief nuclear negotiator, Abbas Araghchi, told Iranian state TV on Thursday that the six "clearly said that they accept the proposed framework by Iran." He later told CNN that he thinks negotiators at the table are now ready to start drafting an accord that outlines specific steps to be taken.
Though Araghchi described the negotiations as "very difficult," he told Iranian state TV that he expected agreement on details by Friday, the last scheduled round of the current talks.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said an initial agreement would "address Iran's most advanced nuclear activities; increase transparency so Iran will not be able to use the cover of talks to advance its program; and create time and space as we negotiate a comprehensive agreement."
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This is my HALLOWEEN treat for all you little boys and girls out there. I made this game and re-skinned it to parody the fake game seen in Oney's Leo & Satan skit. I think Oney is one of NG best and I guess this is my idea of fan art. THANK YOU!!! And Happy Halloween!!!
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If only this was a real NES video game, I would so buy it!
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This reminds me of the Halloween game on the Atari 2600, since this is a halloween game, I'm guessing it was intended XD
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Date Reviewed: September 21, 2009
Strengths: Well built. Quite a good spec for the price.
Weaknesses: 2008 model. Second frame, first frame broke at bridging piece between seat stays. Now have later 2009 frame. XT Shadow rear deurallier can be a pain to set up. Sweet when it works properly. Easily affected by mud on cables.
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $1300.00
Purchased At: Behind Bars Cycles,
Similar Products Used: Various other Kona and Marin models
Bike Setup: Same as original spec. Had no need to replace any parts except worn chainrings, chain, cassette and bottom bracket.
Date Reviewed: June 24, 2008
Strengths: Very reliable and easy to handle, turns like a small rat.
Amazing hydroformed frame build.
Weaknesses: None so far. Anodized colr is a little bit sensitive with rocks but that's it.
Bottom Line:
Climps like a goat. I have also installed a specialized suspension seat post which made my rides very confy.
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $300.00
Purchased At: only frame from ebay
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Bike Setup: Rock shox reba fork, deore xt setup with saint hydraulics, the rest is ritchey wcs. Maxxis larsen TT tires.
Date Reviewed: May 21, 2008
Strengths: everything
Marin made a beauty
Weaknesses: the crankset is a little lame, so i changed it out with XT but it works fine
Bottom Line:
Great for any cross country rider or amateur racer
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Jim was born April 16th, 1941, to Leonard and Veva (Anderson) Stauffer in Cozad, Nebraska.
He graduated Cozad High School in 1960 then soon after served six years in the Vietnam War as an E-6 Staff Sergeant and was honorably discharged after receiving a Congressional Medal of Honor and Purple Heart.
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5/17/14 - LLC held its departmental recognition ceremony for graduating students on Saturday, May 17, 2014 from 330-430pm in the PAC Recital Hall. A reception followed from 430-530 in the Futterer Lounge. The department ceremony is a complement to the University-wide commencement ceremonies offering graduates an opportunity to participate in a smaller, more intimate commencement event where each LLC graduate receives individual recognition (diplomas arrive by mail at a later date).
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3/5/14 - Pierre Joris, poet, translator, and scholar who taught at UAlbany 1992-2013. His work bridges North American, European, and North African literary traditions and cultures.Cosponsored by the Writers Institute and UAlbany's English Department with support from University Auxiliary Services; Languages, Literatures, and Cultures; Fence; and Barzakh. Panel discussion — 2:00 pm, Standish Room, Science Library, Uptown Campus; Conversation with Pierre Joris — 4:15 pm, Standish Room, Science Library, Uptown Campus; Reading byPierre Joris — 8:00 pm, Standish Room, Science Library, UptownCampus.
3/4/14 - For National Foreign Language Week (March 3-7), La Dolce Vita presented the film Johnny Stecchino at 7:00 pm in HU 354. "A kindhearted but bumbling idiot who likes to steal bananas, is passed off for a snitch hiding from the mob." (IMDB) Free Pizza with the movie!
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2/6/14 - LLC Seminar Series: John Lipski (Pennsylvania State University) "Languages without borders: Spanish and Portuguese at the Crossroads", 1:00pm, HU 354.
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2-2-14 Hubbard Hall Opera Theatre in Carmen - Don José's life was just fine – nice girlfriend, stable military career – until he arrested Carmen, stunningly beautiful and terrifying all at once. There aren't many woman who will make you throw it all away, but Carmen's motto is "live free and die free" – and she proves it. Fully costumed and staged, this condensed piano production, featuring mezzo-soprano Kara Cornell and pianist Michael Clement, is sung in French with supertitles. 3pm in the UAlbany Recital Hall
11-3-13 - UAlbany/ENY-NATS Art Song Festival - Free performances at 1pm & 4:30. This festival champions the study and performance of the classical art repertoire with this year's particular focus on German lieder. The event is for non-professional singers giving them the opportunity to explore, coach and perform new repertoire and be evaluated by ENY/NATS members. Performing Arts Center, UAlbany.
4-11-14 - Francesca Marciano, novelist, short story writer, and screenwriter, Reading — 4:15 pm, University Hall Room 110, Uptown Campus; Film screening of MIELE [HONEY] and discussion with screenwriter Francesca Marciano, acclaimed Italian novelist and short story writer who writes her fiction in English, and an Oscar-nominated screenwriter who writes her scripts in Italian. — 7:00 pm, Page Hall, 135 Western Avenue, Downtown Campus, Directed by Valeria Golino (Italy, 2013, 96 minutes, color, in Italian with English subtitles)
2-11-14 - Carnival/Carnaval - "Music from the Americas. Pianist Max Lifschitz marks Carnival celebrations performing dance inspired piano music by composers from the Caribbean, Brazil and US." (from PAC) 7::00 pm, UAlbany Performing Arts Center, 442-3997
RUSSIAN3-28-14 - Moscow Festival Ballet:Giselle " tells the story of a beautiful young peasant girl and a deceitful man who lures her into a deceptive engagement. When the truth comes out, Giselle goes mad and dies of a broken heart. Her spirit returns to haunt him, but her love eventually saves him in a battle between the mortal and immortal worlds. Moscow Festival Ballet was founded in 1989 when legendary principal dancer of the Bolshoi Ballet Sergei Radchenko sought to realize his vision of a company which would bring together the highest classical elements of the great Bolshoi and Kirov Ballet companies in an independent new company within the framework of Russian classic ballet." 8:00 pm (from Proctor's Theater) Schenectady NY, Box Office - (518) 346-6204
7-8-14 - Havana Havana! - Film, "The soul and energy of African-Cuban drummers, guajira guitarists and the pulsing melodies of Cuban music. Raul Paz brings together fellow musical stars for a concert in Havana. Their decision to return has injected a new spirit into Cuban music. Mirroring Cuba's growing relationship with the world, "Havana, Havana!" highlights how the country's musical expression is evolving in the 21st century. Directed by David Grubin, who introduces the film." (from Albany.com ) at PS21 - The Tent at PS21: 2980 Route 66, one mile north of Chatham Village. For More Information Call: 518.392.6121
3-8-14 - Man of LaMancha DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM! Enter the mind and the world of Don Quixote as he pursues his quest for the impossible dream. Against all odds, a man sees good and innocence in a world filled with darkness and despair. This lyrical and amusing adventure is a classic tale of the triumph of man over his own follies. "MUSICAL THEATRE AT ITS FINEST ANYWHERE! A TRIUMPH. " - United Press International - "THE MUSICAL THAT'S SET ABOVE AND APART FROM ALL THE OTHERS BY TOUCHING THE HEART! AN EXQUISITE MUSICAL PLAY..." - The New York Daily News - "CHARM, GALLANTRY AND DELICACY OF SPIRIT." - The New York Times (from Proctor's Theater) Schenectady NY, Box Office - (518) 346-6204
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Kokomo's and Anderson's boys basketball teams clash tonight in a battle of the last two squads unbeaten in North Central Conference play. The stakes could hardly be higher.
Both are 12-2 overall, and both are 3-0 in NCC play. It'll be a rough test on the road for the Wildkats, who won their first 12 games before falling at Class 4A No. 2 Carmel two weekends ago, and to Class 2A No. 3 Tipton last Saturday.
"They've won 10 in a row," Kokomo coach Brian McCauley said of the Indians. "They're are a perfect example of what Anderson teams have been and what they're known for throughout the years. They're extremely athletic, they apply a lot of defensive pressure and they're very deep. They've got a lot of seniors, they've got a lot of experience and they're skilled. They've won 10 in a row for a reason, and they're undefeated at home.
"This goes back to some of the better Anderson teams I think they've had when they were deep and athletic and skilled and fast. Coach [Joe] Nadaline was an assistant with [former] coach [Ron] Hecklinski. They went through a run where they had some really talented teams and I think this team, it's a team that's very similar to that."
Forward Trey Boyd leads the Indians in scoring and rebounding, averaging 16.4 points and 7.8 rebounds. Guard Chris Lemon adds 12.4 points per game. The Indians shoot 48.9 percent from the field and hold opponents to 42.2. They outrebound the opposition by 6.2 rpg.
"I think we've got to take care of the ball. They thrive on turnovers," McCauley said. "We've got to block out and rebound. They thrive on offensive rebounds. They're very skilled so we've got to contest shots, and they're very fast so we've got to defend well."
Tayler Persons leads the Kats at 16.8 ppg, followed by LaBradford Sebree (15.5), Erik Bowen (9.8) and Hakim Burnett (7.9). Bowen leads the Kats in rebounding at 6.3 rpg, just ahead of Persons at 6.1. The Kats outrebound the opposition by 4.6, and shoot 51 percent from the field, while holding opponents to 40.4.
Kokomo follows tonight's game with a matchup against sectional rival Harrison on Saturday. The Raiders are 7-6 on the season heading into tonight's home date with Westfield.
"Harrison, under their new coach [Mark Rinehart], has done a good job of improving from last year and they're at a point where they've already won more games at this point in the season than they did the entire last year. They're big, they have excellent size and they play hard."
Peru (6-6, 3-0 MIC) at Western (9-5, 3-1 MIC)
When Western dropped a 60-58 heartbreaker at Maconaquah last week — its first setback in Mid-Indiana Conference play — not all was lost.
The Panthers host the only undefeated team left in league play, Peru, tonight with a chance to forge a tie atop the standings in the loss column.
"That's what we've been telling our kids all week, that we do control our own destiny as far as the conference goes," Western coach Bart Miller said. "But we have to worry about ourselves and not what other teams do and control what we can. That starts [tonight] with Peru."
The Bengal Tigers will challenge Western with their size. Sophomore guard Logan Primerano, at 6-foot-4, leads Peru in scoring at 16.2 ppg, 6-6 senior Joe Comerford adds 12.2 ppg, and 6-10 sophomore Andrew Adelsperger if one of five Tigers who score 5.7 ppg or more.
"They're a very well-coached team," Miller said. "Coach [Jim] Metcalfe has done a great job in his first year. They're a very scrappy, fundamental bunch with both inside and outside threats. ... They have everything you fear in an offensive team, but at the same time, we feel like we can cover them up and gain some advantages of our own.
Western will counter with its own set of vast weaponry.
Junior guard Evan Warden leads the Panthers in scoring at 13.8 ppg, while his back court running mate, sophomore Des Balentine, adds 12.4 ppg. Senior post Ronnie Smith, at 6-7, adds double digit scoring at 10.5 ppg, and classmate Austin Townsend adds another formidable option at 9.2 ppg.
Carroll (7-6) at Northwestern (6-5)
The local rivals step out of conference for a clash in Northwestern's barn. Carroll boasts a large, post-heavy squad led by 6-7 forward Eric Miller (14.6 ppg). Brandon Dillon adds 9.3 ppg, Ryan Spesard 8.4, and Jarin Bush 7.2. Dillon, Spesard and Bush are all 6-5.
Driving guard-forward Trenton Brazel leads Northwestern at 22.2 ppg, followed by 6-7 post Chase Johnson at 10.2, and Graham Ortmann at 7.9. Johnson leads the area in rebounding at 9.9 rpg.
Northwestern is on a two-game happy streak with wins over Cass and North Miami, but will likely be without the services of starting guard Logan Galbraith, who left the North Miami game with an apparent knee injury Tuesday night.
Carroll took a 43-point loss to Pioneer last Saturday, a day after beating Tri-Central.
Around the area
In Mid-Indiana Conference play tonight, Maconaquah (8-4, 3-1 MIC) visits Cass (6-6, 1-2 MIC). Hamilton Heights (8-4) steps out of the MIC to visit Tipton (14-1) in their annual grudge match. And Attica (6-6) visits Clinton Central (1-11).
On Saturday, Taylor (4-11) visits Madison-Grant (6-8 heading into tonight's action) in an afternoon contest, Northwestern visits Sheridan (9-3 heading into tonight), Eastern (3-10) visits Tipton, Tri-Central (4-10) vists Manchester (3-8 heading into tonight), and Cass plays at Clinton Central.


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So playoff expansion is coming....I feel like proposing a bit of a wacky idea that will never happen but if your goal is a fair system that creates more football it would fit that bill.
I will start off by saying I dislike the current 12 team system because I find it unfair to division champions who don't get byes and am not a fan of wildcards in any sport that plays an unbalanced schedule. The 14 team idea just makes what I dislike about the current system even worse. Second I'd like to say that my preference would be to ditch wildcards and either just let the 8 division champs in (if you can't win your division why should you get to win the conference or league?) and could be convinced to let the top 2 teams in each division in (16 total with no byes) but 16 teams is still unfair to division champs in my opinion because they deserve a bigger edge than simply home field in the playoffs so instead I propose a 24 team playoff (I said it was wild)....Here goes....
8 division champs make the playoffs and are seeded 1-4 in each conference. They get a bye and are guaranteed 1 home game.
8 second place teams get in and are seeded 5-8 in each conference. No home games are guaranteed, if their opponent has a better record they go on the road.
8 third place teams get in and are seeded 9-12. If they have a better record than the seed they are matched up with they will host the 1st round match up.
Home field goes to the record not the seed with the exception of round 2 where every division champ gets a home game.
Using last years bracket would've look like this.
8) Cowboys (8-8) 8) Titans (7-9)
9) Cardinals (10-6) 9) Chargers (9-7)
1) Seahawks (13-3) 1) Broncos (13-3)
12) Falcons (4-12) 12) Jaguars (4-12)
5) 49ers (12-4) 5) Chiefs (11-5)
4) Packers (8-7-1) 4) Colts (11-5)
11) Lions (7-9) 11) Dolphins (8-8)
6) Saints (11-5) 6) Steelers (8-8)
3) Eagles (10-6) 3) Bengals (11-5)
10) Giants (7-9) 7) Jets (8-8)
7) Bears (8-8) 10) Ravens (8-8)
2) Panthers (12-4) 2) Patriots (12-4)
I know this lets some lesser teams in (Falcons/Jaguars obviously) but what is great about it is that division champs get truly rewarded and you aren't picking teams using 'apples to oranges' comparisons, teams qualify based on their season against mostly common opponents and the playoffs than separate with record so that having a better record still rewards a team.
Not only that but when you look at it most of the teams aren't that underserving compared to teams that have made the playoffs in the past.
I know its crazy and would never happen but it would be interesting. And frankly I'd rather see this than the current model or the 14 team model we are gonna see. This would be ridiculously entertaining IMO and would actually increase the importance of divisional play and winning your division which I always support.


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JPMorgan noted, "We believe CARB currently trades at less than the value of the future cash flow from its current subscriber base alone. If it were never to add any new subscribers, we value CARB's shares at about $11 based on the NPV of expected future cash flow from its existing subscriber base. Recognizing the potential secular issues with the stock, we do believe that CARB will continue to grow and is excessively undervalued at current share levels. Maintain Overweight with a December 2013 price target of $13 based on Scenario 3 of our DCF."
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Reflecting the growing attractiveness of the Middle East automotive aftermarket for international manufacturers and suppliers, the upcoming edition of Automechanika Dubai 2014, will feature the world's largest German Pavilion for the automotive aftermarket industry.
Dubai, Dubai, Country., April 21, 2014 - (PressReleasePoint) -
Reflecting the growing attractiveness of the Middle East automotive aftermarket for international manufacturers and suppliers, the upcoming edition of Automechanika Dubai 2014, will feature the world's largest German Pavilion for the automotive aftermarket industry.
The German presence at Automechanika Dubai has been significant over the years and of late has expanded tremendously. Automechanika Dubai 2014 will present a record number of 83 German exhibitors.
"The German automotive industry is clearly a world leader in terms of quality, innovation, dependability and technological advances and it's not surprising that German products and services are in great demand in the Middle East automotive aftermarket," said Ahmed Pauwels, CEO of Epoc Messe Frankfurt.
"Automechanika Dubai, as the leading international showcase for the automotive aftermarket in the wider MENA region has seen German exhibitors playing an increasingly significant role over the years, a fact which underlines the growing attention being paid to the region by leading international players."
Leading the German participation in Automechanika Dubai 2014 will be a range of international heavyweights, who are looking to further engage with trade buyers from an aftermarket that is estimated by analysts Frost & Sullivan to be worth US$ 14.4 billion by 2016. These include the likes of: Liqui Moly, Schaeffler Group, Meyer Glitza, Bosch, Europart, SAF Holland, Blitz Rotary, Rema Tip Top, ZF, Dana, BASF, Kaercher, Jost, BPW, Axalta and Mann+Hummel among others.
Andreas Bodemer, Vice President for Bosch Automotive Aftermarket, Middle East and Africa, said: "Automechanika Dubai is by far the largest and most influential trade exhibition for the automotive aftermarket sector in the Middle East, providing us with a crucial platform to connect with our existing partners and customers, and to extend new business channels to important markets across the region."
Zabi Khan, Director of Europart Middle East FZCO said: "We chose to exhibit in Automechanika Dubai as this event is the window to the Middle East and Africa. Dubai's locational advantage and easy access to all major markets makes it the right choice as a gateway to MENA and the rest of the near and Far Eastern countries."
Dr. Khalid Alexander Sabbah, Managing Director of ZF Middle East said: "We are participating at Automechanika Dubai for the fourth time in a row, to present our products. Automechanika Middle East underlines the growing recognition of ZF Middle East as a leading automotive supplier for driveline and chassis technology in the region".
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Libbey Inc. Stock Downgraded (LBY)
Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link. NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Libbey (AMEX:LBY) has been downgraded by TheStreet Ratings from buy to hold. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its notable return on equity, good cash flow from operations and increase in stock price during the past year. However, as a counter to these strengths, we also find weaknesses including unimpressive growth in net income, generally higher debt management risk and poor profit margins.
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- The company's current return on equity greatly increased when compared to its ROE from the same quarter one year prior. This is a signal of significant strength within the corporation. Compared to other companies in the Household Durables industry and the overall market, LIBBEY INC's return on equity significantly exceeds that of both the industry average and the S&P 500.
- Net operating cash flow has increased to $34.77 million or 24.66% when compared to the same quarter last year. The firm also exceeded the industry average cash flow growth rate of 5.10%.
- The revenue fell significantly faster than the industry average of 28.1%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly dropped by 2.3%. Weakness in the company's revenue seems to have hurt the bottom line, decreasing earnings per share.
- The debt-to-equity ratio is very high at 6.14 and currently higher than the industry average, implying increased risk associated with the management of debt levels within the company. Along with the unfavorable debt-to-equity ratio, LBY maintains a poor quick ratio of 0.71, which illustrates the inability to avoid short-term cash problems.
- The gross profit margin for LIBBEY INC is currently lower than what is desirable, coming in at 26.51%. It has decreased from the same quarter the previous year. Along with this, the net profit margin of 2.31% trails that of the industry average.
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