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Recapturing valuable pavement on the Path to Prosperity: Remove Rush-Hour Parking Restrictions
A common refrain of this series is the notion that an awful lot of our existing paved street area is over-dedicated to fast through traffic. That is, we have too many lanes on most of our roads that are set aside for cars moving really fast through our neighborhoods. The consequences of this are important to consider:
- It gives priority to people who live a remote distance instead of people who live in a neighborhood.Â
- The trade-off always involves less comfort and safety for pedestrians, cyclists or transit users.
- Giving the nod to fast-moving traffic harms storefront businesses along those streets.
The final point is an important one to consider when looking at rush-hour parking restrictions. In many communities, the idea of not allowing parking from 7-9 AM or 4-6 PM is perceived as a good compromise. During high-traffic times, all lanes are dedicated to moving cars, and during slower times people can park on the street. Sounds like a win-win, right?
Except, it's actually more of a lose, lose in most situations.
Any business that actually sits up on the street, as we aim to do in walkable neighborhoods, relies extensively on on-street parking for its customer base, (this is to temporarily put to the side the other benefits of on-street parking, which will be discussed in a separate piece). That space is the most valuable to a business, and ultimately to a city, as it is convenient and accessible especially for impulse buying. To some folks that may sound trivial, but to a business owner impulse buying and a convenient way to access their customers are fundamental to survival. Some retail consultants in fact have stated that each curbside space is worth $300,000 annually in retail sales.
And so, it's clear that these spaces mean a lot. So why then can't we just compromise and allow traffic to move quickly in rush hour? Because that's precisely when those business need access to the curbside spots. Rush hour is the exact time when the most people will drive by a business, notice it and potentially stop to buy something. If the curbside spots are made unavailable, our human nature will kick in and we will just drive by.
The trade-off will mean slower commutes, especially for those traveling a long distance. Beyond the philosophical question of why some neighborhoods should have their quality of life sacrificed for those that are more distant, the bigger question is don't we want to encourage thriving commerce in our walkable areas? If the answer is yes (I certainly hope so), then we need to look to maximize the opportunities for their business success, and job #1 in that regard is to enable on-street parking at all hours. And in many cases, this can be done simply by removing a sign.
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Casey Frank says:
It almost goes without saying that the faster the auto traffic goes, the less safe it is for pedestrians. It's possible that the curbside parking space is directly only partially responsible for the $300k in annual sales that you referred to. The rest of it may come from the safer pedestrian environment created by slowing down auto traffic. This is speculation on my part. I'd like to dig into the research if you'd care to post a link.
Kevin says:
Hi Casey-
I first heard the number in a presentation from Bob Gibbs of Gibbs Planning Group in Birmingham, MI. Bob is a retail design specialist. Not sure his original source – might have been a ULI deal.
Tom says:
hmm… Traffic does not move only through retail areas, it moves through residential, industrial, blighted, etc. Retail considerations should not dominate the decision making. And what percentage of "storefront businesses" are seeing volume at 7-9 a.m. anyway? Must we accept increased congestion so bakeries and coffeeshops can provide convenient parking to their patrons? Why? As to your other points: 1. Define "remote distance." Do commuters lose status when they travel 10 blocks from home? 20? 2. Pedestrians, perhaps. But surely mass transit is a beneficiary of extra lanes. I miss rush hour parking in Chicago. It seemed a reasonable way of dealing with temporary and predictable volume increases. (It also provided a window for more reliable street cleaning.)
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Here's the weekly look at FSU's remaining opponents.
Florida State takes on Clemson this week. We've done a good job linking to ShakinTheSouthland for our Clemson coverage, as they are the best site for Clemson analysis, bar none. Let's recap the Clemson season. Here's what we've captured on Clemson to date.
Dr. B does some of the best analysis on the net so I'll let him share his thoughts. Auburn did have 44% more yards per play, but also committed two turnovers. A very well played game on both sides and Clemson is no joke.
Miami out-gained Clemson by 15%, and had a major field position edge due to the resulting field position of being plus three in the turnover category. These are some really good defenses. Miami is clearly one of the best in the country and Clemson is probably in that top-15 range, perhaps higher.
Mental Mistakes and Coaching Ineptitude Doom Tigers - Shakin The Southland
The same problems that we mentioned last week are the ones that showed themselves again this week, and as we have maintained here at STS, mental mistakes go on the Head Coach. I shouldn't need to reiterate that, but since knuckledraggers love to bitch at us for telling it like it is, I pretty much have to. This game was a total mental meltdown from start to finish. This will be a fun film review to do tomorrow, and it'll be pretty damning all-around. For now though, just my general impressions:
Clemson Football - Tiger Tracks - Travis Sawchik | The Post and Courier, Charleston SC - News, Sports, Entertainment
I felt all summer Miami was the best team in the ACC, and I still feel that way. All we learned is Clemson is not a top-10 caliber team and I think Miami is. But I was surprised by the way Clemson lost, I thought this was a poised team with good ball security. Clemson imploded Saturday. I still think the Tigers are on track similar to last season when the Tigers began 2-3 and finished 9-5. I still see Clemson winning the majority of its remaining games and contending for another nine-win season and Atlantic title. That's the good news. But to get to that point, to become a nine-win team, there is a lot of work to do … and primarily three objectives to meet: find a go-to WR, find a WR that can stretch the field and fix the all-too-frequent mental busts on defense.
Some criticized me for saying that I am more worried about Clemson than UNC. Clemson has lost to three good teams (@ Auburn, Miami, and @ UNC). Clemson's defense is still one of the best 15 in the country for my money and held UNC to 3.9 yards per play.
Credit Butch Davis for being smart and going for 4th downs as the percentages say a team should do, while eschewing any potential media backlash.
UNC's defense is still good as you would expect from a Butch Davis team, but it is not the best in the country as it would have been had its players all not been professional$ while still in college.
Our Clemson friends write that Clemson is poorly coached and that the gameplan was poor. Clemson listened and will now give Ellington more carries, which is unfortunate for FSU and smart on Clemson's behalf.
Here's the UNC take. And another one.
UNC > Clemson +1.0. EqPts: UNC 18.4, Clemson 17.4. T/O Pts: none. Clemson close to being pretty good ... and it's just not happening yet
Clemson ended up wining 31-7, but were out-gained by 56% per play! Clemson's offense is decidedly not anything special. 3.4 yards of offense per play is terrible. Also, Maryland's defense under Don Brown isn't terrible. Clemson scored off of two nice special teams players.
Postgame Impressions: Special Teams saved the day for Clemson - Shakin The Southland
Postgame Impressions: Clemson's offense is a mess.
UNC Game Film Review - Shakin The Southland
UNC Game Film Review. Great breakdown of what is going on at CU
- What can you say? 60% out-gaining of the opponent is sick.
- Georgia Tech is awful up front on both sides and has a running back playing quarterback.
- Clemson figured out giving the ball to Ellington and not fat-boy Harper is the right move. Smart.
- FSU should be able to copy the Miami and UNC game plan against Clemson, because it has decent defensive talent, unlike Georgia Tech.
- ShakinTheSouthland has more than you ever care to know.
Clemson fans are really livid here. ShakinTheSouthland has given up on Dabo. They are lamenting that Dabo is like another Bowden:
To adapt a line from Ole Miss alum and Saints fan "Who-Dat Holly," I wish Dabo Swinney would have pretended to be a good head football coach for Halloween (instead of putting the Tom Bowden costume in Boston). What we saw against BC was the crap that got Bowden fired and, should it continue, will be what gets Swinney fired as well. I know that we said that Swinney deserved a fair shot and an extended (3-4 years) amount of time before being judged but that was assuming that Clemson would not have another 2009 Maryland experience. What we saw out of the staff in Boston, specifically from offensive strategy/execution and special teams execution was completely unacceptable. Clemson could get nothing going on offense and the Tigers could not capitalize when they moved the ball deep into the opponent's territory in a loss to a team that has a fraction of the overall talent on their roster that the Tigers have on theirs.
There are also major administration concerns they discuss.
Here's another good one on the meltdown:
Clemson needs to hire a coach with no affiliation to Clemson and no ties to the school. Why you ask? The definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. That is where we are today. Clemson needs a coach who can be OBJECTIVE, attack the challenges head on, make changes on their own and REBUILD Clemson from the inside out. All this tradition Clemson has is deteriorating every time Clemson has a loss like today. Little by little Clemson football is on steady demise.
As for Boston College, I've told you time and time again that the Eagles have an excellent defense. And it played that way again. Those who look to total points to judge an offense or a defense are fools. Total points does not account for field position! What is a defense to do if its offense is always turning it over in its own zone?
That said, Clemson had opportunities to win this game and FSU fans wish it would have. As it stands, will Clemson be motivated to beat NC State this weekend? FSU needs the Tigers to come through here. Adding to the problems, stud running back Andre Ellington is out for the NC State game and the FSU game with a turf toe. And Clemson is now going with the two-QB system. That's great news for NC State.
Pre-Film Thoughts and Assessment - Shakin The Southland
Overall and outside of the first quarter (and first series in particular), Clemson's defense was lights out yesterday. The team got critical stops all afternoon especially when our offense put them in a tough situation because of a turnover. Clemson, sans, the opening drive for the Pack, was able to keep Russell Wilson and a pretty dangerous offense out of the endzone for the final three quarters of the football game. The defense won the game yesterday and Clemson was VERY, VERY fortunate that the defense came to play and that NC State could not capitalize on very opportune situations during the game.
On to the bad pathetic unacceptable and vomit inducing portion of the football game. Our offense flat out sucks, as does the majority of our special teams. I guess I'll get on special teams first, as it almost cost us the game yesterday then get on our offense because it should have cost us the game against NC State.
Why in the hell do we have three, yes three field goal kickers on staff and none of them can put the ball through the uprights? Yes I know that Richard Jackson allegedly kicked the ball from Greenwood all the way to Columbia once in high school but I really don't give a shit if he cannot make a 30 yard kick. Our scholarship allocation has been a touchy subject around here and if you include our special teams "specialists" we waste a lot of scholarships on players who probably should not be in a Division 1 football game.
Another special teams "specialist" who almost cost us the game was long snapper Matt Skinner. I don't know why we have a player on scholarship who does nothing but long snap, but don't care if he is jam up there and we don't have A SINGLE bad snap on the year. If we have ANY bad snaps, this is a misallocated scholarship as we could get another lineman or a linebacker to snap and occasionally screw something up (although there is no excuse). Skinner had two bad snaps yesterday...the first missed field goal then the punt near the end of the game. We are lucky that we have a punter (Dawson Zimmerman) with the athletic ability of an early '90's Ken Griffey Jr. to retrieve bad snaps and avoid complete disaster for this team.
FINALLY, I am tired of seeing our return men fumbling the football on returns. The bad thing about our fumbles is they have been unforced errors (ie, non-contact blunders). We cannot seem to cleanly field a kick then run during kickoffs. I will say that Marcus Gilchrist had a very nice (76 yard) kick return in the early part of the 4th quarter. I am only sorry that our offense completely pissed away this opportunity, as we will discuss below.
Clemson's offense is, well, offensive to watch. We have a QB who showed that he can sit in the pocket and throw well. Just when you get more comfortable with him tossing the ball, Kyle Parker starts throwing the ball across his body and makes critical mistakes. Our QB situation is frustrating to say the least. We did, however, get a pretty good idea of where the staff thinks we are personnel wise as Kyle Parker had all of the pass attempts (by one of our quarterbacks) on the afternoon. Maybe KP just needs to quit scrambling or trying to throw the ball after scrambling, I don't know.
That's eight Clemson games. What do we know about the Tigers? They fixed their offensive personnel issues (benching the awful upperclassmen), but the mental errors and poor playcalling is still there. The defense is one of the best in the country and nobody will be moving the ball much on these guys. They have arguably the best defensive player in the country in Da'Quan Bowers. The kicking game is a bit of a mess.
In the battle of rookie quarterbacks, Miami's Morris was better. If I am FSU I hope the Canes start Jacory Harris next season and not this Morris kid, because Morris has considerably more arm talent than Harris. I've maintained that Maryland was a fraud all season and nothing I've seen out of them will change that. Maryland has wins over Navy, Morgan State, FIU, Duke, at BC and WF.
I'm not even sure what to say here. This had to be the most dominate effort by one BCS team over another of the year. Vanderbilt is not a good team and they were missing a few key guys (CornNole will fill us in more on that if he is reading today), but wow. Out-gaining them by 6X per play.


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The presidential term limits campaign is going to be taken up-country in the North beginning July 1st.
The Western Youth MP Gerald Karuhanga is spearheading the campaign and he made the communication at parliament. "On 1 July we are going to launch a grand campaign in Kabale district for the restoration of term limits before we move to other districts," he said.
Karuhanga has already prepared his private member's Bill for the restoration of presidential term limits which he will table for debate in Parliament, he already met the Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga to explain his motion in preparation for presentation.
The Bill the Restoration of Presidential Term Limits Bill 2012, seeks to amend the Constitution to restore the two term presidential term limits.
The Prime Minister and NRM Secretary General, Amama Mbabazi, said he would wait for any MP to give him notice of such a proposal before he knows officially what the MPs intend to move but until then, as a party they stand by the decision they took not to remove the term limits.
Karuhanga said the country campaigns would be spearheaded by Abdu Katuntu (Bugweri), Theodore Ssekikuubo (Lwemiyaga ) and Wilfred Augustus (Ndorwa East) . He said they would use their own resources to market the restoration of term limits bill.
"The clause can be amended by Parliament. It was 2005 it was amended by Parliament so it can also be done. We are going to ask voters to ask their MPs to support the restoration of presidential term limits and to find out which side of the debate they are on," Karuhanga said.


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Morten Ladehoff was born in Denmark in 1978 and began his musical studies at the age of six. He graduaded as organist from the Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus in 2002 and gained a soloist diploma in 2004 with the highest distinction. He was selected for masterclasses with Gillian Weir, Michel Chapuis, Wolfgang Zehrer, Guy Bovet, Olivier Latry and others. He undertook further studies with Prof. dr. Ludger Lohmann in Stuttgart and Prof. Hans-Ola Ericsson in Piteå. Morten Ladehoff performed at numerous concerts in cathedrals and concert halls in Denmark, Sweden, Germany and England. He won first prize at the National Holmboe-Competition in 2006, was a finalist at the International Organ Competition in Odense 2011 and prizewinner at the International Organ Competition in Heidelberg 2011.He currently works as organist at Our Lady's Church in Skive and teaches counterpoint and organ-improvisation at the Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus.
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Cliff Robertson Dies in NY
Cliff Robertson has died in NY at the age of 88. RIP, Cliff. Thanks for being a role model for so many young Americans from your wonderful portrayals of "The Big Kahuna" in "Gidget" to JFK in PT-109," or my personal favorite, Cole Younger in "The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid." Well done, sir. You were a true reflection of America. You made us feel good about who we are, and that, is no small accomplishment.


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Does an apple a day really keep the doctor away? Maybe! Apples may be the next superfruit because they help your entire body.
o Your head: improve cognition, reduce hallmark signs of Alzheimer's and improve mood
o Your heart: pectin (soluble fiber) helps reduce cholesterol
o Your lungs: 5 apples per week can help lower respiratory disease
o Your waistline: 5 grams of fiber per apple, promotes weight management
o Your colon: reduces growth of pre-cancerous and tumor cells through butyrate (a fatty acid)
Apples contain 80 calories, 5 grams of fiber, zero grams of fat, zero milligrams of sodium and zero milligrams of cholesterol in each serving. Besides eating fresh, there are plenty of ways to enjoy your "apple a day":
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· Dessert
· Main dish (like stir fry)
· Applesauce: boil 4 medium apples in ½ cup water for about 20 minutes (or until tender), add cinnamon and you're done!
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Gorgeous 4 Bed/5 Bath Log Home - walk to shops, dining & fun in Winter Park
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4½
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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- community Winter Park
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Beautiful log home in Winter Park, Colorado.
This custom 4100 square foot log home is located in the heart of downtown Winter Park, walking distance to the restaurants, bars, shops and the Hideaway Park Summer Concert Series venue. Plus it's just minutes from miles of hiking and biking trails, the Winter Park Ski Resort and a wide variety of summer and winter activity options. Located on the free Lift Bus shuttle route. This is the perfect Winter Park location!
We designed this distinctive home with the luxury vacationer in mind...solid log construction, custom wood floors and cabinetry, quality appliances, quiet private bedrooms, in-floor radiant heat, open main level design for easy interaction, two living room areas with flat screen televisions, large deck & patio with Continental Divide views, and a private onsite hot tub and steam shower.
This is an ideal location for winter and summer family vacations, reunions, a corporate retreat or just a group of friends taking in all the Winter Park has to offer. The home offers easy access to downtown Winter Park (just two blocks away) to enjoy the many shopping, dining and nightlife options available during your special visit to the Fraser Valley. No need to drive when you are enjoying this log home. The free winter ski shuttle stops next door and you are steps away from a fun night out, two parks for family fun and the concert venue in downtown Winter Park.
To make this home comfortable for all of our guests....
- No smoking allowed in the home
- Not pets allowed in the home (Don't get us wrong, we love them! But out of respect for those with allergies, we have to restrict pets)
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house rental amenities
- The home offfers four luxurious private bedrooms including two master suites.
- Four full baths, plus a main floor powder room
- Open main floor design with large kitchen, dining area and living room with
rock fireplace, flat-screen TV, wireless internet and easy access to the large deck
- Fully equipped kitchen featuring hardwood floors, granite countertops, quality
stainless appliances, built in wine cooler, and custom hardwood cabinetry
- Private hot tub & patio, just outside the door from the lower level living
room and the steam shower in the lower level bath
- Quality log construction throughout the home and private guest rooms
featuring solid knotty alder doors creating the warmth and private
environment you desire when vacationing with large groups of family and
- Spacious laundry room with full size front loading washer and dryer
- Gas grill located on the spacious deck for summer mountain BBQ's with a Continental Divide view
- Wireless internet access throughout the home
Bedrooms include:
Master Suite on main level: King bed, sitting area and master bath with double vanity, granite countertops, soaker tub and glass shower
Master Suite on upper level: King bed, sitting area, private outdoor deck, and master bath with single vanity with granite countertop and tub/shower combo
Bedroom three on upper level: Queen bed, sitting area, views of the Continental Divide and bath with single vanity, granite countertops and shower.
Bedroom four on lower level: Extra large room with two queen beds and sitting area, adjacent to the downstairs living room with flat screen TV and two sofas (one sleeper sofa). This room is adjacent to a large bath with single vanity, large granite countertop and a large steam shower with bench (great for early morning steams or to warm up after a hot tub on the patio just outside the door).
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This is mountain living at it's best...
- Steps from the shopping, dining and activities of downtown Winter Park
- 1 mile from the new Fraser Valley Rec Center
- 3 miles from the base of the Winter Park Resort
- 5 miles from gold medal fly fishing
- 10 miles to the Pole Creek Golf Club
- 30 miles to Grand Lake and the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park
- 600 miles of mapped & marked mountain bike trails right out your back door
- Within 20 minutes of several amazing hikes throughout the Fraser
vacation rental rates
2014 Spring/Summer/Fall Nightly and Weekly Rates
Nightly Rates Weekly Rates
4/15-6/30/2014: $325 per night $1825 per week
7/1-8/24/2014: $375 per night $2100 per week
8/25-9/9/2014: $350 per night $1950 per week
9/10-11/15/2014: $300 per night $1675 per week
11/16-12/1/2014: $400 per night $2250 per week
Summer Reservation Policies
- 3 night minimum stay (midweek) & 4 night minimum stay over weekends
- On reservations of less than 7 nights, add $200 clean fee (space available
- 50% deposit at time of reservation. Balance due 21 days prior to arrival.
- Tax rate is 8.9% (no tax on monthly rental - call for discounted rates)
Summer Cancellation Policies
Cancellations 30 days or more prior to arrival - 2 nights lodging + tax
Cancellations 22 to 29 days prior to arrival - 50% of rental
Cancellations within 21 days of arrival - full forfeiture
Cancellation penalties are refundable, less a $100 processing fee, if we are able to rent the home to another client.
2014/15 Ski Season Nightly and Weekly Rates
Nightly Rates Weekly Rates Minimum Night Stay
11/12-12/19/14: $400 per night $2240 per week (3 night minimum)
12/20-12/25/14: $650 per night $3640 per week (4 night minimum)
12/26/14-1/3/15: $850 per night $4760 per week (7 night minimum)
1/4-2/13/15: $450 per night $2520 per week (3 night minimum)
2/14-22/15: $650 per night $3640 per week (4 night minimum)
2/23-3/6/15: $450 per night $2520 per week (3 night minimum)
3/7-29/15: $650 per night $3640 per week (5 night minimum)
3/30-4/4/15: $500 per night $2800 per week (4 night minimum)
4/5-19/15: $400 per night $2240 per week (3 night minimum)
Winter Reservation Policies
- Minimum night stay noted above
- On reservations of less than 7 nights, add $200 clean fee (space available
- 50% deposit at time of reservation. Balance due 30 days prior to arrival (45 days prior 12/20/14 -1/3/15)
- Tax rate is 8.9% (no tax on monthly rental - call for discounted rates)
Winter Cancellation Policies
Cancellations 46 days or more prior to arrival - 2 nights lodging + tax
Cancellations 31 to 45 days prior to arrival - 50% of rental
Cancellations within 30 days of arrival - full forfeiture
Tim Johnson 970-319-6192
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Waterford - In August, police said thieves had targeted motorcycles and ATVs stored in backyard sheds.
This week, however, thieves stole an actual shed.
Someone pilfered a small outdoor shed from the outside of Habitat for Humanity's ReStore business, located adjacent to the intersection of Route 1 and Willetts Avenue, police said.
The shed, being used for storage by the business, was stolen sometime in the overnight hours of Oct. 1 or morning of Oct. 2.
Police are now looking for help in finding the shed and suspect that because of its size, it will not be too hard to locate if it was placed on a property in the area in the last day or two.
The dimensions of the shed were not immediately available, but police have posted a photo on their Facebook website.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Waterford Police Department at (860) 442-9451 and ask for Officer O'Connell.
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Hello, now that we have won a game I can stand being on this site. Anywhoo, I think the title is self-explanatory enough so lets begin.
Offer Rbitration to Jones, Resop, Hanrahan, Karstens, McDonald, and Walker.
*ALtogether Jones and Hanrahan will make the most significant raises while the others will only get a raise of a million or less due to performance(Resop), Injury(Karstens), or ARB 1(Walker and McDonald)
Decline Arbitration on Charlie Morton
* As Much as I like Ground Chuck, we really dont need him and I'm not too thrilled about a 2.5+ mill righty relief specialist.
Decline Option on Barajas
No way Barajas is worth 3.5 mill and with no buyout theres really no reason not to decline it.
Trade for Shields
With Tampa Bay losing BJ Upton to FA, you know they will be looking for a young, cheap but talented outfielder. They will also be looking for ways to get some of their young guys like Chris Archer a shot, which could lead to James Shields being shopped. A Ramon Cabrera/Clay Holmes/Travis Snider for James Shields/Jose Molina sounds like a fair price to me. ALthough we would only get Shields for 1 year, losing the three we are giving up doesnt hurt us much.
Resign Jason Grilli, Sign Mike Adams and/or Dice K.
Resigning Grilli is a must. He would be a fine closer in the event Hanrahan gets traded and has proved to be a reliable set up man. I wouldnt mind signing Adams for multiple years at 5 mill or so with his track record. I also want to sign Dice K because he wont cost too much and I think his high K rate will transition well to a relief role.
Trade for Shin Soo Choo
I think we have enough pieces to get Choo. Man his .380 career OBP is very fine. Cleveland needs pitching and I think a package centered around Mcpherson or Locke could get it done. I would add Presley, Hague, Leroux, and Aldaberto Santos as trade chips. Like Shields, Choo would become a FA after 2013.
Opening Day Lineup:
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The basic pedigree of any smartbook falls between that of a smartphone and an ordinary notebook. Today that means about a 1.6GHz dual-core CPU, a gigabyte or so of RAM, and around 100GB of disk space. Other aspects focus on usability. Here are InfoWorld's 10 essential features that any future Google smartbook should encompass, in priority order. Want to see examples of each? Check out our slideshow "What it takes to build the ideal Android smartbook."
1. Multitouch screen
Smartphones such as the iPhone and Palm Pre rely on a multitouch screen interface for almost all of their operations. Although not fully implemented in the Motorola Droid, the Android OS has the same capabilities. The key is that the screen itself be touch-sensitive: As users of Acer's Aspire Android netbook have reported, a multitouch trackpad is not an adequate substitute. There are just too many times when you have to locate your fingers directly on objects on the screen, and moving a pointer first is just plain ugly. Imagine Tom Cruise trying to operate the "Minority Report" screens with a mouse. A multitouch screen can still be used with a trackpad, so users can keep their hands on the keyboard when they like.
Thinking outside the box, there is no reason a dream smartbook has to follow the clamshell bandwagon. Consider a twist-around touchscreen that lets you turn your smartbook into a netpad, like the Acer Aspire 1420p laptop does. Dreamalicious! Even a detachable, stowable keyboard is no fantasy feature.
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Android smartphones use four dedicated hardware buttons -- Home, Menu, Back, and Search -- as integral components of the user interface. Android overloads these buttons with multiple functions, depending on whether the button is pressed once quickly, pressed and held (the "long press"), or double-clicked. For example, holding the Home button brings up a list of running applications, similar to typing Alt-Tab on a Windows notebook. Android phone users become intimately familiar with these functions, making them part of their gesture muscle memory. Regardless of whether that's good or bad, users transitioning between devices had better find Android's special buttons on any Android smartbook they use -- or else they'll quickly become frustrated.
Do the buttons have to be actual hardware? Not really: Virtual buttons on the trackpad, or even the touch screen itself, could be acceptable substitutes. As a corollary, the device should have hardware audio volume and mute controls, rather than double-duty keyboard buttons, to give users fast access to sound levels. Why? Because phones do, and many Android smartbook users will have Android smartphones. (Remember the outcry when Apple's first iPod Touch shipped without those physical controls?)


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Title: "The Rebound Girl"
Original Airdate: November 21, 2011
Ted and Barney get the idea that they should team up to adopt a baby together since they're both single and won't be starting families any time soon. Marshall and Lily decide they want to move to Lily's grandparents' house on Long Island, and Robin is very upset that they might be leaving New York. For Thanksgiving, everyone goes to the Long Island house, where Robin locks herself in the bathroom to protest Lily and Marshall's move and Barney shows up with a baby (that turns out to belong to his brother James). After Barney gives back his temporary baby, Robin tells him that she's pregnant.
Episode 12
Title: "Symphony of Illumination"
Original Airdate: December 5, 2011
Barney is at first excited to learn that Robin is pregnant and he might be a father, but then the doctor tells Robin that she isn't pregnant and actually can't have a baby. Barney and Robin are both relieved that Robin isn't pregnant, but Robin gets depressed about being infertile, even though she never wanted kids, and doesn't tell anyone about it. Even though he doesn't know what's wrong, Ted does his best to cheer Robin up, and she feels less alone. Marshall gets duped by a local teen when he tries to decorate his and Lily's suburban house for Christmas.
Episode 13
Title: "Tailgate"
Original Airdate: January 2, 2012
Marshall tries to get some private time at his dad's grave, but a crowd of people move in on his moment. Marshall tells his dad about New Year's Eve, when Lily and Marshall argued about Marshall's desire to pass fascination with the paranormal on to their child; Ted and Barney opened a bar called Puzzles in Ted's apartment; and Robin ended up filling in for her drunk boss on a TV New Year's countdown. The next day, Marshall realizes that sharing the moment is what his dad would have wanted, and Lily gets to see her dad, who she thought didn't care that she was pregnant.
Episode 14
Title: "46 Minutes"
Original Airdate: January 16, 2012
Lily and Marshall finally move into their house on Long Island, and the gang doesn't seem the same without them. Barney gets Ted, Robin and Kevin to go with him to a strip club. They then follow Lily's Russian stripper doppelganger to an underground poker game and get robbed. Lily's dad has been staying at the house for two weeks and is getting on Marshall and Lily's nerves. After their harrowing night, the gang (minus Kevin) makes a surprise visit to Marshall and Lily's house, and Lily's dad agrees to move out soon.
Episode 15
Title: "The Burning Beekeeper"
Original Airdate: February 6, 2012
Lily and Marshall throw a disastrous housewarming party at their house on Long Island. Lily's dad has been keeping bees in the basement, and they escape from their enclosures and fill the house. Marshall has a confrontation with his boss, Mr. Cootes (Martin Short), about working too many hours. Barney hooks up with Lily and Marshall's potentially crazy and violent neighbor. Robin and Ted argue about Robin's meanness. The party ends with Mr. Cootes on fire in Lily's dad's beekeeper suit, but the crisis is ultimately averted.
Episode 16
Title: "The Drunk Train"
Original Airdate: February 13, 2012
Kevin asks Robin to marry him, and Robin at first says yes. But then she convinces Kevin that she's not right for him because she isn't going to have children, and they break up. Barney and Ted ride "the drunk train," the final train of the night to Long Island, full of inebriated women who are desperate to hook up. Barney finds himself reluctantly falling for a woman who calls him on all of his underhanded pick-up tactics. After Robin's break-up with Kevin, a lonely Ted confesses to Robin that he's in love with her.
Episode 17
Title: "No Pressure"
Original Airdate: February 20, 2012
Right after Ted declares his love to Robin, she has to leave on a weeklong work trip to Russia. When Barney is left alone at Marshall and Lily's house, he discovers their box of long-term bets about what will happen in their friends' lives, which includes Lily betting that Ted and Robin won't end up together. Ted realizes that he hasn't ended up with Robin because Robin is in love with Barney. After Robin's trip, she tells Ted that they can't be together, and she moves out of their apartment.
Episode 18
Title: "Karma"
Original Airdate: February 27, 2012
Barney is fixated on Quinn, the woman who called out his deceptive dating tactics but also spent one amazing night with him. It turns out she's Karma, a stripper at his favorite gentlemen's club. She milks him for hundreds of dollars in lap dances, but he finally gets her to agree to a real date. Ted tries to figure out what to do with Robin's empty room, while Robin stays with Lily and Marshall on Long Island, which she hates. Ted moves out of his apartment and leaves it to Lily and Marshall, so they can move back to Manhattan and have space to raise their child.
Episode 19
Title: "The Broath"
Original Airdate: March 19, 2012
When the group meets Quinn, she acts controlling and manipulative, and they start to worry that she's just using Barney for his money. After Barney and Quinn announce they are moving in together, the group stages an intervention to express their concerns, and Quinn finds out and breaks up with him. When the group goes to apologize, Quinn and Barney reveal that it was just an elaborate plan to mess with Barney's friends, but the two really are moving in together. Ted and Robin have trouble returning to being friends after Ted's declaration of love for Robin.
Episode 20
Title: "Trilogy Time"
Original Airdate: April 9, 2012
Ted, Marshall and Barney get together for their every-three-years tradition of watching the original Star Wars trilogy, and they reflect on how their lives have changed in each three-year interval since they started, and how things are different from the way they wanted them to be. Ted laments that his life will never work out how he wants it to, but Future Ted reveals that three years later, in 2015, Ted will have a baby daughter and be very happy. Barney finally decides that he doesn't want to just keep hooking up with random women, and embraces being committed to Quinn.
Episode 21
Title: "Now We're Even"
Original Airdate: April 16, 2012
Marshall gets upset when Lily has a sex dream about Barney's limo driver Ranjit. Barney insists that Ted go out with him every night and do something legendary. Ted gets fed up with Barney's need for constant activities, and Barney admits it's because he needs to distract himself from thinking about what Quinn is doing at the strip club. When the pilot of a news chopper has a stroke, Robin has to land the helicopter, and she achieves instant fame. Although they're still not talking, Ted texts Robin to say he's glad she's okay.
Episode 22
Title: "Good Crazy"
Original Airdate: April 30, 2012
Barney can't handle Quinn being a stripper and tries to get her to quit, but she refuses. Marshall is overly obsessed with preparing for the arrival of his and Lily's baby, so Lily tricks him into taking an Atlantic City vacation with Barney. Just as Marshall and Barney get drunk and turn off their cell phones, Lily goes into labor. Ted tries to meet women via online dating so he can get Robin off his mind, but every girl he goes out with somehow reminds him of Robin.
Episode 23
Title: "The Magician's Code"
Original Airdate: May 14, 2012
Marshall and Barney are still stuck in Atlantic City as Lily goes into labor, so Ted and Robin try to distract her by telling stories about the group. Marshall finally makes it back just in time to see the birth of his son, whom they name Marvin. The group encourages Ted to go after Victoria again, and when he gets in touch with her, she shows up in her wedding dress and tells Ted she wants to run away with him and leave her fiancé. Ted hesitates, but then drives off with Victoria. Barney and Quinn head for a trip to Hawaii, and at the airport Barney stages an elaborate ruse involving a magic trick and the TSA that ends with his proposing to Quinn. In a flashforward, however, Barney is shown getting married to Robin, not Quinn.


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Most often you hope your team learns lessons while still attaining a win, the Blazers have done that and yet it hasn't sunk in. A loss to a poor opponent is what will hopefully shake the cage and wake the monster up that the Blazers were in the final quarter of last season. Brandon can say that it is still a matter of understanding how all their pieces fit together, and not so much their effort, but effort has more to do with it than game plan, plays, or defensive schemes. Lamarcus played against one of the softest defenders in the league yet how many times did he take it inside? When we are tired we fall back to what is easy. The Blazers have played as many games as any other team to this point of the season. The Blazers have won with defense, and perceviered over weaker talent, while having tired legs. That should be commended, but if you truly want to be the best you have to gut out wins, and tonight they did not, simple as that. No big deal, so long as you acknowledge it, and use it as motivation to learn and grow from it to raise yourself above the other equally and greater tallented teams of the league by always giving unending effort, always. The shots may not fall the game plan may not be perfect, but it will not be for lack of effort that you lose. Martel got this lesson tonight, lets hope players of this team do not allow themselves to be above this accountability. Losses happen, poor shooting nights happen; next time lets hope for a quicker reaction to the lack of energy by the team than two thirds through the second quarter. Maybe a loss in Utah will happen too. It will indicate the guts of our team, and our leadership. I'll be excited to find out, if not in Utah it will happen at some point, but I know I am hoping for some disappointed Salt Lake fans.
Break out the rally caps! Never giving up may be Nate's greatest coaching quality, a warriors mentality.
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The Handcuffman
A Plea Deal
After he was publicly fingered, Bennett issued vociferous denials. I am not the Handcuff Man! he emphatically told reporters. He alleged that an Atlanta detective led hustlers to identify him. I think that [the detective] wants desperately to put this Handcuff Man behind bars, Bennett said. And he thinks Im that person. It doesnt happen to be true. Guy Notte, Bennetts attorney in the Atlanta cases, called it a case of mistaken identity.
Free on $300,000 bail, Bennett resided, as he had in the past, with his disabled mother, Annabelle Bennett.
In September 1991, Notte suggested an alternative culprit in the Florida attack on unemployed carpenter Gary Clapp. Witchcraft is definitely involved in this, Notte said. The lawyer went on to say that close to Clapps burning body there had been decapitated chickens, decapitated goats, which smacks of the cult Santeria.
Santeria is an Afro-Cuban religion that combines elements of Roman Catholicism with aspects of the West African religion of the Yoruba. The religion, which has many adherents in Florida, is controversial because animal sacrifice is one of its rituals.
In the Atlanta cases, Notte requested a change of venue because he claimed that the tenor and intensity of publicity surrounding this case has severely prejudiced potential jurors. Fulton County prosecutor Dee Downs opposed the motion.
In June 1991, a tense and haggard-looking Bennett appeared in an Atlanta courtroom to waive extradition to Florida. He also complained bitterly about his conditions of incarceration. He said he was given no breakfast and had to go five hours without a blanket, pillow or cigarettes. He said other prisoners were threatening him. One . . . said hed cut me, Bennett claimed.
Speaking on his clients behalf, Notte requested that Bennett be separated from his fellow prisoners. Were not asking for special favors, Notte claimed. We just want to ensure his safety. Hes under a tremendous amount of pressure at the jail. Hes under constant harassment.
When Gary Clapp learned that his attacker was on his way to trial in Florida, he was living in a tiny, government-subsidized apartment. His trousers pinned up around his thighs, holding and petting a black cat purring in his lap, he gave an interview to a reporter from the St. Petersburg Times. The legless man was using a wheelchair to get around and talking about the possibility of someday being fitted with prosthetic legs. He fantasized about what he wished could happen to Bennett: Truthfully, Id like to see the same thing happen to him that happened to me. He also said that he wanted to be in the court when Bennett was tried though he knew it would be emotionally wrenching to have to face the man who burned off his legs. It cant be any harder than its already been, Clapp said.
Before trial in Tampa, Clapp gave a deposition at the district attorneys office. Also present were Bennett, his lawyer Notte, the prosecutor and a court reporter. One of Clapps leg stumps began to bleed. Notte asked if he was OK and if he wanted to delay the deposition. This solicitousness made Bennett angry. Notte recalled Bennett as, the coldest, most remorseless client I ever worked with.
Bennett had at first been determined to fight the charges. He spent $500,000 preparing his defense but lost his nerve at the last moment. He knew there would be a parade of men to testify that he had committed similar outrages against them. He also knew that the Tampa fire department had a videotape of Clapp burning. It all added up to enough evidence to get him a life sentence. As his attorney, Guy Notte commented, In Florida, life means life. We just could not take the chance.
Prosecutors in both Tampa and Atlanta negotiated with Bennetts lawyers for a deal. They hammered out an agreement whereby Bennett would plead guilty to the attempted murder of Gary Clapp and two counts of aggravated assault in Atlanta, and could serve a 17-year sentence in Florida to run concurrently, rather than consecutively, with his sentence for the Atlanta crimes. The result of the deal, as Georgias Fulton County District Attorney Lewis Slaton acknowledged, would be that he would serve no additional time for the Atlanta crimes.
Many gay activists were outraged by what they considered a lenient deal for a man who had terrorized their community for decades. Good citizens need to step forward, urged Larry Pellegrini, president of the Lesbian and Gay Rights Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union. This is horrendous.
Lynn Cothren, co-chair of Queer Nation, said, Its a sad situation when people can get away with torture, intimidation and hate. Theres obviously a problem with the system.
The Atlanta president of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, Judy Colbs, remarked, Setting people on fire is setting people on fire, and it should not matter what the sexual orientation is. It goes back to prejudice. It affects and invades all parts of society.
Jeff Graham, a member of ACT-UP, an AIDS activist organization, also decried the plea bargain. I think clearly if it were a case involving heterosexuals, that if he had done this to a woman [or] a straight man, that his sentence would be much greater than what it is, Graham speculated. It has taken the Atlanta Police Department dozens of years to seriously investigate and solve this case. I think that clearly youve got a prejudiced judicial system in Atlanta, in Fulton County. Im happy Tampa was able to put together the case.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution also denounced the plea agreement in an editorial entitled Reject Handcuff case deal.
The outrage of those quoted above was shared by at least one of Bennetts victims. Max Shrader, who was burned by Bennett in 1985, said that prosecutors never contacted him to discuss the proposed plea bargain. The judge has got to decide if the time fits the crime, Shrader observed. Im going to be there to tell him it does not.
Despite objections, the deal went through. On February 24, 1992, Bennett appeared in an Atlanta courtroom and pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated assault. The sentence was 17 years in prison to run concurrently with the 17-year sentence that he was to serve in Florida for the attempted murder of Gary Clapp. The 44-year-old lawyer was also ordered to pay $65,000 in restitution for the medical bills of the two Atlanta victims, was banned for life from ever being in Fulton County, and was ordered to see a psychiatrist.
Fulton Superior Court Judge Isaac Jenrette asked the defendant, Did you pick up these two fellows?
Bennett paused, then talked to his attorney.
Did you pick up these two fellows? Jenrette repeated.
Im pleading guilty to the two charges was Bennetts answer.
At the time of the sentencing, Bennett was free on $300,000 bond, under the conditions that he was not to leave the home he shared with his mother except on approved business, such as seeing his lawyers. He was to report on March 9, 1992, to begin serving his sentence.
But Bennett broke his agreement. He was spotted cruising the same Tampa street where he had picked up Gary Clapp. Tampa detective Bob Holland testified that he saw Bennetts car and followed it only to see the convicted torturer talking with some guy leaning in his car window . . . What was weird was it was about the same time of day [that] he met Gary Clapp there. It was almost a year to [the] date.
Because of this offense, Bennett was sent to jail two weeks earlier than scheduled.
The notorious Handcuff Man was initially put into solitary confinement, partly because he feared other prisoners. Tom Patterson, a supervisor at the North Florida Reception Center where Bennett was initially kept, described him as an average inmate and said, he hasnt caused any problems. Bennett was later moved to Liberty Correctional Institution, a close custody institution in west Florida.


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My twins
Likes: Mom, bananas, pizza, macaroni, swings and wagons.
Dislikes: Sleeping and KU.
I'm a K-State fan. That's where I graduated. That's the team I followed since I was a toddler.
My husband is a KU fan. We have a divided house.
He's one of those die-hard Jayhawk fans. He recalls listening to games at night on the radio when everyone in his family was asleep. So, naturally, it was a stressful time around our house during the NCAA tournament this year.
Now he's preparing to frame every newspaper in the land that had a front-page picture of the Jayhawks. He has a championship T-Shirt. He says I don't understand. My team only as won a national championship in debate.
Still, I say, he's out numbered.
If I have it my way, the girls and I won't be wearing red and blue anytime soon. We bleed purple.
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The SEC Billboard War Goes Guerrilla in Gainesville
Someone sympathetic to Texas A&M has put up a billboard in Gainesville saying that the city has been "annexed by Aggie Nation". It also touts TAMU as having the best academics and the cleanest program in the SEC. All we know right now is that A&M itself didn't put the thing up. This being the week ahead of the Aggies-Gators match up, this might go beyond bulletin board material and coin the term "billboard material". The only thing I can't figure out is why they put it at 13th and 53rd, a place where few students (much less athletes) are likely to see it in person. I guess that's all that was available on short notice. UPDATE: The billboard has come down over trademark complaints.


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Much more satisfying than the Super Bowl itself, turns out!
Made with leek, green onions & 2 kinds of mushrooms, this is a dip that will please the crowd.
Fresh chipped tomatoes, purple onions, cilantro, jalapeno, and lime burst with fresh flavor!
Healthy hummus becomes a bit more zesty with the addition of lemon and garlic.
Sun dried tomato hummus with sesame pita chips. As tasty as it is vibrant.
Fresh Guacamole Dip, perfect for your Super Bowl.
Creamy, savory, healthy and so EASY to make; it's my new favorite pesto!
Hummus is an Arabic word for "chickpeas" and the dip is popular worldwide by it's Arabic name.
Guacamole with corn and black beans.
Ricotta cheese ball with spices and herbs, served on brunches or parties as an appetizer.
Your new favorite go-to dip… gluten free, dairy free, vegan, and ready in less than 5 minutes!
A very versatile sauce Moroccan Harissa.
Caramelized onion and bacon dip for New Year's Eve or anytime!
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Departing from the usual, this delicious guack is festive and nutty.
Light, sweet and savory dip made with crab, apples, walnuts, cinnamon and Sauvignon Blanc wine.
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A versatile chutney (dip) that goes well with Idli's or Dosa's.
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An unusual approach to a classic.
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Harissa is a hot and explosive Moroccan Dip made of loads of variety of chilies and pepper.
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Raw vegan walnut onion pate with garlic, parsley and raw almond feta.
Delicious with pretzel rods and autumn entertaining.
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Thai red curry and pumpkin come together in a delectable dip.
Free of tahini, this hummus is allergen-friendly! Not to mention super tasty and colorful!
Tangy coriander and mint chutney. Goes well with appetizers.
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A loaded dip for baked potatoes & French fries.
Don't ever buy store bought salsa again. This quick, easy & tasty salsa is ready in 5 minutes!
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Fresh, rustic dip featuring roasted eggplant and ripe tomatoes.
Spicy and flavorful green bell pepper chutney, goes well with idly and dosa.
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LEWISTON, Idaho (AP) -- The U.S. Coast Guard has joined the search of the Snake River near Clarkston, Wash., for the body of a Lewiston woman who has been missing since April 2010.
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CATEGORIES Action, Foreign Language, Deals, Fandom, Distribution, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Cinematical Indie, Movies, CinematicalAlright, our more diverse and international readers are going to have to help me out on this one, because I know nothing about either of the two subjects I'm going to share with you. However, as it is my sworn duty to present you will every interesting comic book film story I can find, I'm bringing them before you despite my own ignorance. If any of you out there in the audience have some solid opinions on these two books, share away and let the rest of us know.
Relatively new Korean production house Core Studio is developing a film based on the South Korean comic book Mina. All I know of Mina is the Variety description, which tells me it is a "highly stylized auctioneer about an assassin school girl," which really only says "hey, this is story from the East." Core is apparently willing to appoint a "foreign helmer," which is no surprise if they're hoping for a broader international release.
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Scott Tigchelaar, president of a movie studio south of Atlanta, talks about how businesses can work with cities, sometimes with surprising results. Tigchelaar worked with the small city of Senoia, Georgia on a most unusual idea: to turn the entire town into a movie location. The city agreed, and if you've seen the hit TV show "The Walking Dead," then you've seen Senoia.
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This title might be a little misleading, because I don't have much to say about Wiggins--just questions.
I'm curious about why so many people are convinced Wiggins is a sure thing? After hearing so many people rave about Shabazz this time last year, I can't help but think that projections this far out are kind of meaningless. But everyone keeps saying that next years draft has several can't-miss all-stars. Can some of you explain to me what you are seeing that makes you so sure?
I don't watch much college basketball (other than in March) and basically no prep/international basketball, so I haven't seen these guys play--except for youtube videos where everyone looks awesome.
Anyway, I just want to know what people look for in projecting success for guys who are still in high school? Is it size, coordination, court-vision, all-of-the-above?
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Chevrolet details Corvette Stingray interior [video]
Using premium materials
Chevrolet has launched a new video with the 2014 Corvette, this time explaining the work put into the interior.
About a week ago Chevrolet revealed an ad with the C7 and now they are back showing how the cabin was born. To come up with a "truly all-new Corvette" they say premium materials had to be used and the focus was exclusively on the driver.
Chevrolet mentions everything inside is customizable, intuitive and easily visible. The entire layout of the interior was designed to connect the driver to the car in order to provide a great driving experience without making any sort of compromises.
Chevrolet confirmed yesterday the convertible version of the Stingray will make its debut next month at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.
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By Alicia Eakin - bio | email
July 8, 2008
Lowndes County - A Lowndes County couple recently moved into a home of their own thanks to the Community HOME Investment Program or CHIP.
It provides down payment assistance and housing rehabilitation to eligible families.
County officials hope it will help more people find a place to call home.
Disabilities and income have kept William and Margo Branham from buying a home, but not from dreaming they'd one day have a place of their own.
"So we were living at home. My mom had a home but I wanted my own home," William says.
Their dream came true when they found out about the CHIP grant, a program offered through Lowndes County that can give prospective homeowners up to $14,000 for a down payment.
"If you can get that first down payment then that's a hand up and we've been able to get them that first down payment so they can move out of rental housing and into a home of their own," says County Commissioner J Edgar Roberts.
The Branhams applied for and were the first family in the county to receive the grant. Coupled with another grant, they received nearly $30,000 to purchase a home.
Together the grants allowed the Branhams to purchase this home and provide them with affordable monthly payments."
"We are making $297.15 payments on this house. Normally, you'd pay at least $500 or $600 dollars or more," William says.
They just moved into this three bedroom, two bathroom home in the southern part of the county.
"We are truly blessed. To walk around and realize this is ours!" Margo tells us.
"I just broke down because it took us so long to do this and this is a tremendous blessing from God," William adds.
And for the Branham's, home has never seemed so sweet.
Roberts says he expects five more families to close on CHIP homes this week.
The County received $300,000 to distribute to families in Lowndes County.
Anyone interested is encouraged to call Carmella Braswell at (229) 671-2430, as funds are still available.
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Iksil's value-at-risk, a measure of how much a trader might lose in one day, was typically $30 million to $40 million even before this year's buildup, said the person, who wasn't authorized to discuss the trades. Sometimes the figure, known as VaR, could surpass $60 million, the person said. That's about as high as the level for the firm's entire investment bank, which employs 26,000 people.
What's more is these huge bets were said to be taking place as early as 2010, the report said citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
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