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So Texas Tech Red Raiders head coach Tommy Tuberville is being sued to the tune of $1.7 million for alleged financial fraud. Texas Tech blog Double T Nation has rifled through the suit and Tuberville's statement in response, spending way more time explaining different types of legal entities and fiduciary duties than any college football bloggers ever, it seems. I'm no expert, but it looks like they've done a fine job of it, too.
Here's Tuberville's statement, which says the sorts of things you'd expect it to say:
"Coach Tuberville was surprised to learn of the pending lawsuit involving TS Capital Partners, LLC and he categorically denies any wrongdoing which has been attributed to him in this suit.
"He has never even met or spoken with most of the plaintiffs and he is acquainted minimally with the few other plaintiffs only because they were employees at TS Capital Partners, LLC. Coach Tuberville absolutely never solicited any investment from any of these or other individuals.
"It is important to note that Coach Tuberville himself invested significant funds and has never received any return from his own investment. Accordingly, he is hopeful the plaintiffs, who were employees, can help to provide answers as to what transpired.
"Coach Tuberville has cooperated with every regulatory inquiry and not a single one has asserted that he was involved in any wrongdoing. He intends to vigorously defend the allegations made against him and is confident he will be exonerated."
And now we all have a lawsuit to cover. So that'll be super fun.
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Tried and Tested: Luxury Face Creams
I can't lie. I'm getting a little older. And getting older means taking even better care of your skin. I have definitely started investing more now I'm in my mid-thirties than I ever would have dreamed of doing in my twenties.
But does better care mean using more expensive products?
I decided to try some of the more exclusive creams on the market, to see if they're worth splashing the cash on. Here are the results!
Kiehls Cryste Marine Ultra Riche – 50ml for £44.50
Helps improve skin's firmness and reduce the appearance of wrinkles and lines overtime. Contains Hyaluronic Filling Spheres, Rice and Soybean Proteins.
When I started using this cream I was impressed with just how rich it is. I used every night before bed. Heavy and luxurious, you can really feel it working on the skin and it gives you that superb refreshed feeling. It doesn't feel greasy, and takes a while to absorb. Also, You don't need to use much, so it lasts well. However, after a week or so, I started to get the occasional spot – something I've never done. A friend from the beauty industry advised me that it was probably just my skin getting used to a richer product, so I chose to stick with it. A few weeks later, my skin was clear again and was looking plump and renewed. I like this cream and it's not too expensive compared to others.Perhaps a little too heavily scented for me, although the smell is a pleasant one so shouldn't complain!
111 Skin Anti-Age NAC Y2 Facelift Day Cream – 50ml for £130 / 111 Skin Facelift Repair Serum – 30ml for £190
The next generation of anti-ageing skincare developed by renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Y. Alexandrides MD of 111 Harley Street, London, in collaboration with space scientists.
I tested both the face cream, and the Facelift Serum (available for £190). It almost feels naughty using products that are this expensive, and I was genuinely excited to see/feel the results. First of all, I used the serum and I have to say I was in two minds. It's quite difficult to determine how much to use; it sinks in quickly so you need to use a fair amount to cover the face and neck – but take that too far and it feels a bit greasy, or slippery. However, when I use the serum at night, my skin feels plumper and still soft in the morning. Definitely what you want when spending this much! However, due to the texture, I wouldn't necessarily spend my money on this product at this price. A tad too expensive for me.
Moving on to the Facelift Day Cream. The texture of this was much more preferable to me, and just a tiny amount covers a large area, which is great. After use, even normally dry patches feel nourished, silky smooth and smell delicious – this is delicately scented with a deliciously floral fragrance. The silkiness of my skin lasted for hours, and this is a great cream for day time. I don't have many wrinkles on my face (luckily!) and haven't been using this product for long so I can't necessarily comment on the long term anti-aging properties, but can say that my skin felt great, my complexion was brighter after use and when I tested a tiny amount on the back of my hand, the tiny lines did seem to smooth away. I really enjoyed this cream and if I had pots of cash to spare right now, I think I'd invest in this product! I would never recommend putting yourself in financial trouble splashing out on something this expensive though, so please don't be silly. If you're in two minds, pick up a sample from Harrods and see what you think.
Laura Mercier Flawless Skin Repair Cream – 50ml for £73
Helps strengthen skin by enhancing skin cell renewal and helping to repair the lipid barrier with Deep Sea Water and helps prevent and diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles with Green Tea Extract.
I bought this product on a whim at Selfridges when the counter I was planning to visit was mobbed. I didn't ask the price so gulped when it was rung through (I also bought the foundation) but have never once regretted the investment. This is my favourite face cream, possibly ever. It's not a heavy cream, but feels luxurious, and you can really feel it absorbing into your skin and doing its goodness. Again, you don't need much and it has a nice scent – they say it's fragrance free but to me it smells nice! While they say this is a day cream, you can use this cream morning or night. and I tended to stick with night time as I usually use something really light in the mornings. It's dermatologically and allergy tested to minimize the risk of allergy or irritation, and provides SPF 15 protection from damaging UVA/UVB rays. I am down to the last scrapings now and have been trying to eke it out. I love it and would recommend to anyone.
So, in my opinion, these creams are all good in their own way. However, I also believe there are less expensive products that can give exactly the same results. For example, Olay creams are a fraction of the price of some of these and are proven to offer brilliant effects.
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You and I decide to get into showbiz -- maybe movies, where the money is. We find investors, buy great real estate for the studio, buy the latest equipment, negotiate awesome distribution deals, contract high-priced talent, then spend like mad on advertising for a movie about...
No, no, that's not the title of Seth Godin's next book. "Accidental marketing" refers to a pervasive Web-based trend that is focused on the "how" of marketing but not on the "what" or the "why." It's frightening to watch people get all excited about new technology that allows them to perform miracles and then track the results of their miracles with thousands of metrics -- when those miracles have little or nothing to do with actually converting traffic or closing a sale. I'm no Luddite, but I often don't know whether to laugh or cry when I read about these brilliant new marketing tools.
So what's wrong with the greatest and latest marketing tools? Nothing at all is wrong with them per se. However, I'd like you to picture the following scenario. You and I decide to get into the entertainment business, perhaps making movies, since I hear you can make big money from it. We find some investors, buy some great real estate for the studio, buy all the latest equipment, negotiate awesome distribution deals, contract with some high-priced talent (how about Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts -- let's not spare a dime), then spend like mad on advertising for a movie about... how wall paint dries differently in different climates.
Can you imagine how unsuccessful we would be? It's not the tools of the trade (the "how") that would cause us to fail but rather the "what" and the "why." The two questions that we failed to ask are, "What will people perceive as valuable enough to pay for?" and, "Why can we provide it better than the competition?"
It's obvious, at least to most of us, that even if we buy the same basketball shoes as Michael Jordan, that alone won't give us his abilities. Great marketers, like great athletes, aren't born that way; they are trained to develop their natural abilities and hone their skills. Persuading people to take action is both an art and a science requiring lots of intelligent planning by professionals trained in the fundamentals of marketing and in exactly how marketing needs to be done to support sales.
Here's the definition of marketing according to the American Marketing Association: Marketing is the process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational objectives. Did you notice how broad that definition is? Is that what you think of when you think of marketing? In most companies, the marketing department is dominated by either creative or analytical personalities. Instead of looking at the marketing process as a holistic strategy concerned with the objectives of the larger business, the process becomes tactical and emphasizes analyzing or separates it into parts. It's this sort of myopia that is the leading cause of accidental marketing, which is getting customers in ways that have nothing to do with, or even in spite of, your marketing program.
By now you may be anxiously thinking, "How can I tell if my business is practicing accidental marketing?" As you continue to read, be brutally honest with yourself about your responses to the following questions:
Also, if you have one or more of these symptoms, you are engaged in accidental marketing:
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I have following concerns.
1. What is the migration rule for Misc? One category by one category, or all categories at one time for a party?
2. If SIS allows a billing entity migrate to SIS only some Charge Categories from their whole business, it may cause difficulties for the billed entity in auditing the billing, especially to prevent duplicate billings. In SIS environment, MISC charges are in a rather structured organization, while in paper world, they are very different and mostly at the discretions of the billing entity. Dispute may arise in terms of things like what charges shall go to what category and if that category has been migrated or has not, and so on. It will increase the complexity for both billing entity and billed entity.
So, we suggest a SIS participant should be required to migrate all their MISC charges (at least, all primary billings) at one time.
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In Passenger and Cargo, carriers need to migrate AR and AP together.
Due to the fact that many carriers have only/more AP than AR; and also because some Miscellaneous AR are much more difficult than others – we are discussing this topic internally. We will get back to you at the beginning of April on this subject.
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iPad (3rd gen), comparable Windows 8 tablets?
I enjoy the iPad hardware, aluminum back, solid buttons, retina screen, etc, but will any Windows 8 tablets have comparable hardware you think?
Android tablets haven't really appealed much to me so far (hardware wise, I'm not even going to get into the OS that I'm not a fan of). You had the Xoom which was terrible, the Galaxy tab with its godawful plastic back and terrible processor, HTC Flyer and Jetstream are way too thick and heavy, and everything else except the Transformer Prime have been not that great.
The Transformer Prime I really like, however. It really feels nice in the hand.
The HP Touchpad was a plasticy mess (not even enough of a success to allow HP to keep making them), the Blackberry Playbook feels nice in the hand but it's only 7 inches.
That brings me to the iPad (3rd gen). Great hardware, Apple's really nailed it. Obviously I haven't seen the new one, but since it's like the 2, I already know it's really nice feeling. And what's huge with me is that it offers 4G, retina screen, A5X processor, all are power sucking items (especially the new screen), but they managed to fit a much larger battery into this one, so the battery life is the same.
So here's what I recommend to compete with the new iPad: Make a nice feeling tablet (metal back for instance), add most of the good that Apple delivers in the new iPad (Qualcomm S4 Pro looks like an eligible processor with the requisite LTE chip, high res screen, etc), and combine it with Windows 8. Make sure it has a ~40 W-Hr battery.
And here's what could really sink the iPad among working professionals: Wacom stylus technology built in. Apple still is sticking to capacitive touchscreens, which aren't good enough for drawing, they are not precise (hence every capacitive stylus has a dull point at the end. And you can get 100's of response levels with a Wacom stylus. Perfect for drawing, writing, etc.
I don't think they'll sell more Windows 8 ARM tablets than Apple sells iPads, but they need to come out guns blazing on all fronts to get into that market. So far I've noticed that all the Windows Phones have been extremely tepid in hardware. That's very discomforting because I think that's kept their marketshare low on phones, because no one gets excited about the hardware and salesmen can't really push the better hardware over Android (or even the iPhone). Let's hope Microsoft has seen this and knows how to improve their launch of Windows on ARM.


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Krauthammer to PBS's Shields: 'You Want GOP Nominee Who's a Squish and Then You'll Vote Against Him Anyway'
PBS's Mark Shields on Friday advanced the typical liberal media line that there's a danger to the GOP if it nominates a presidential candidate that is too conservative.
When he finished, his "Inside Washington" co-panelist Charles Krauthammer marvelously responded, "What Mark wants is a Republican nominee who is a squish and then he'll vote against him anyway" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
MARK SHIELDS, PBS: Historically, the Republican races always come down to candidates from the two factions within the party, the moderate candidate versus the conservative candidate, each group. Bill McInturff, the conservative pollster, the Republican pollster, has developed this theory, and it is absolutely valid. It was John McCain, it was McCain and Giuliani competed to be the moderate candidate in 2008, and Mike Huckabee and a whole host of others, and it was Huckabee and McCain who basically became the survivors. And this is a test of whether in fact there is a moderate wing and an independent wing still there. But Jon Huntsman I think is laying claim to that, and I think Mitch Daniels will also compete for that if he comes into the race.
But the real action and all the intensity and energy right now seems to be exclusively on the conservative side, and if that's the case, it's going to be a problem as it was for the Democrats in 1972 when all the energy and all the action was on the left side of its Party, and they nominated George McGovern, an admirable man who carried one state.
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: See, what Mark wants is a Republican nominee who is a squish and then he'll vote against him anyway.
Every four years, Americans have to listen to liberal media members like Shields wax political about who should be the Republican nominee for president, and it's typically the candidate furthest to the left that such commentators still wouldn't vote for if their life depended on it.
It's kind of like Red Sox fans advising the Yankees what players they should pick up before the trading deadline. Whoever the General Manager is at the time is smart enough to smell a rat, and wisely goes in the exact opposite direction.
It's high time conservatives understand this and in this campaign cycle do the reverse of whatever people like Shields and his ilk suggest for they don't have conservatives' best interests at heart.
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Look at history, RNC!!
Submitted by DontFeedTheTrolls on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 9:55am.
Looks like the Republicans are gonna pick the 'old white guy', again. EPIC FAIL! Please, damned RNC, pick one of the younger minority guys (or gals). You've got some great choices, starting with Herman Cain.
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Epic Fail?
Submitted by ckc1227 on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 3:29pm.
Last I checked, going with the "old white guy" has worked out pretty well historically. I've got a better idea.....how about instead of going for a minority simply because he/she is a minority, we instead go for the best candidate, and leave the race/genitalia game to the democrats?
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There's two concerns for GOP
Submitted by bkeyser on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 9:56am.
There's two concerns for GOP and Independent voters: Listening to the Left tell them who they should support, and listening to the established Right tell them who they should support. In either case we'd end up with a Romney/Huntsman ticket and four more years of Obama/Biden. Case in point: John (torture doesn't work because if it did, people might start wondering if I gave anything up) McCain
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Its always amazed me that
Submitted by Snappy on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 10:16am.
Its always amazed me that Republicans, year after year, let an unapologetically biased left leaning media choose the candidate for the party, and the solidly left panels sit about waxing on about who the Republicans need to pick.
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The Kraut Hammers Liberals, Again
Submitted by Blonde on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 10:26am.
Charles is the gift that keeps on giving.
And I have to say, the man can rock a turtleneck.
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Submitted by Bob K on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 12:22pm.
And you don't have to love him every time. One day I agree with him, the next....maybe not so much. And when he nails it, he nails it good. If he comes up as a topic in conversation I always tell people one of the things I admire about him is the fact that until a year ago I was not even aware that he had a SCI. Cameras seem to really try to avoid shots that would show the wheelchair. And I am sure he makes them do just that. If he were working for MSNBC, they would make him have twinkling party lights on his chair and a big sign over his head saying "Hey! Look here! We're diverse and inclusive!" LOL. I only bring it up cause I have been in a chair since 88 and know that even getting to work is a real pain in the ass. He does pull off a turtleneck very well. But I never want to see him try a bow tie, like Tucker Carleson used to wear all the time. LOL
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I hear that, Bob K
Submitted by Blonde on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 3:15pm.
I, as well, sometimes disagree with the man. He's really on the inside looking out, although he does try not to have the parochial Washington view, but sometimes, alas, it seeps into his commentary.
He looks quite a bit like a friend of my parents'. So I looked him up quite a few years ago. I had no idea of his "disability".
And as for the bow tie, no worries. I shudder to think what the Hammer would do if someone suggested it to him. Even Tucker's lost his "signature".
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I used to like Shields
Submitted by Mark81150 on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 11:38am.
30 Years ago when he was a moderate and not such an openly bitter partisan hack. He either hid it well, or drank the koolaid, because he's not even close to likeable these days. Typical leftist conceit, telling the political opposition, who the REAL conservative is they need to vote for.
As if they really want us to have the best chance to win,... yeah,.. sure.
There are times when I just wish it were possible to get him in a corner so I could verbally rip him a new one... WHERE THE HELL DO YOU GET OFF,....but it wouldn't matter, he's a in Rush's words, "A colossal jewel of glittering ignorance." ....and once you qoute Rush, guys like Shields hiss like a vampire with a cross in his face.. it's war then.
He's such a stupendously pompous a**.
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Oh, please!!
Submitted by motherbelt on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 12:17pm.
What does it matter who they nominate, Mr. Shields?
You will trash him or her, no matter what.
So what possible interest could you have in who they nominate?
Quit acting like you care.
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I think he DOES
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 12:39pm.
I think he DOES care................that is why these MSM guys try to tell us who to nominate - after all, how else did we get the McCain Mutiny?? Or Bob Dole?? My own theory is that if the MSM people appear to be 'friendly' towards or pushing for a particular candidate (or candidates) from 'the right', then I DON'T want them to be the nominee!!! You can tell who they DON'T want to run by their paranoid and vitriolic behaivior - look at the treatment Palin gets. And I'll lay out a bet right here,and that is if one of our 'black' conservatives decides to run, these guys are going to try and make mincemeat out of them...........but it WON'T be 'racist', since only Republicans and conservatives are 'racist'.
But you're right, as was the Hammer.............when it's all said and done, they'll trash 'em and do their best to see that they are defeated.
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so true
Submitted by grammajane on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 12:35pm.
So true Motherbelt!! These elites trash anybody who is conservative, running or not. This weekend Cain is expected to announce he is stepping into the race and on Mon, Pewlenty will do the same. The bashing will be in full force from the media. Wonder what they dig up on Cain and how the racist card will fit in??
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The Hermanator just now announced he is officially in the race
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 1:14pm.
Heh, heh.
Get ready, Shields, because you are about to see what a real leader looks like, 'cause if he ever stands next to Obama, Obama is going to shrink into invilsibilty.
And try not to soil yourself - it wouldn't look good on TV.
Vote for the American in November
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That's great Dave, here's what Krauthammer has to say :-(
Submitted by upcountrywater on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 1:21pm.
Krauthammer says that Herman Cain doesn't stand a chance and that his candidacy is just for entertainment.
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ucw, Krautie needs to get outside the beltway more
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 1:53pm.
...as he often times seems to have lost touch with real Amurricans, many of which Herman is going to really resonate with as time goes on.
Herman Cain isn't running to win the support of the inside-the-beltway crowd, as they are part of the problem.
I like Dr. K., as he often gets it right, but I think he's wrong on this one.
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Judging by the impression
Submitted by motherbelt on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 3:35pm.
Judging by the impression Cain made in the debate, I'd say that as the economy continues to founder, he is going to look better and better.
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Yay for Cain and have the Official Obama Criticizer as VP.
Submitted by upcountrywater on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 5:07pm.
Or press secretary....
The economy will continue to suck...
MSM sleazesters, will do a media black-out and send out it's minions to find the Potatoe/ mission accomplished moment.
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Dave: Re: Cain
Submitted by jon_torlin on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 11:53pm.
Let's hope that if Herman Cain does indeed get the nomination on the Republican side that the Hammer won't treat him like an abomination. We don't need a repeat of what happened to Christine O'Donnell a la Karl Rove, that support needs to go to Cain no matter what.
I'm still pissed about that one, but what's done is done, and we don't need any repeats. We need to get those Democrat sons of bitches out of POWER and fighting against republican candidates ain't going to do that.
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Go Cain
Submitted by grammajane on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 1:16pm.
Wow............this will be interesting to see/hear the lame stream media will do to try and ruin him. Bet their heads are spinning trying to start the dirt digging. The game has begun and the race card will be off limits
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Hmmm, I must be an "elite"
Submitted by amyshulk on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 1:59pm.
Hmmm, I must be an "elite" since I agree with the good Dr. about 99% of the time. I said the same about Cain right after the debate. I want to be wrong about him {Cain} but I don't think I am.
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The Cain Mutiny
Submitted by Jack Bauer on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 2:39pm.
Can I be the first to predict that if Herman Cain does NOT become the GOP nominee for President, Democrats and their media lickspitles will sunnenly claim it is because Republicans are RACIST!
All of the above Mr Obama? --- How about ALL OF THE BELOW, instead.
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The Cain Mutiny
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 2:51pm.
That is a great line. :-)
And yeah, you are probably correct in your prediction, as they pulled much the same thing when Michael Steele was ousted as RNC Chairman.
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Cheers D. it's probably been
Submitted by Jack Bauer on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 2:54pm.
Cheers D. it's probably been used before.
All of the above Mr Obama? --- How about ALL OF THE BELOW, instead.
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Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 2:56pm.
Maybe so, but if it turns out to be one (and I so hope it does), I will be able to say it started right here in Atlanta. :-)
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Submitted by Rukus on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 7:47pm.
But whatever happened to the Omni, I went there for concerts way back when. Great place for concerts!
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Ruk, The Omni was torn down and replaced with Philips Arena
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 8:02pm.
Yeah, I saw a lot of bands at the Omni, and went to a lot of Hawks and Flames games back then, too.
The acoustics were hard to figure out (the Fox Theater is much better) but Rush had them nailed and always sounded good. Other bands not so much.
I once saw the Dead play there three nights in a row, then caught a Rush show the very next evening.
LOL - It took me three days to get my hearing back.
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Submitted by Rukus on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 8:21pm.
I saw Rush there too! The loudest band I ever heard there was Marshall Tucker, my ears rang for a long time after that one, but it was a great concert. I think I saw Foghat there but I'm not sure, musta been the, uh, "stuff" floating around, lol!
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Oh, IT HAS, Jack.
Submitted by Blonde on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 3:17pm.
So many many times that it's lost its sting.
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Submitted by Hoosier Conservative on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 4:31pm.
He's one to talk considering he's a big moderate himself and constantly criticizes people like Christine O'Donnell.
Trust me, Herman Cain is a nonstarter. We're getting Newt.
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We're getting Newtered?
Submitted by UpNorth on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 7:24pm.
Why? Next's shining moment has already passed, when the guy in Iowa told him off. That will resonate with far more people than anything the Newter has to say.
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Krauthammer didn't criticize
Submitted by Chris Norman on Sun, 05/22/2011 - 1:28am.
Krauthammer didn't criticize O'Donnell for being a conservative. He criticized her for having too much baggage and who couldn't win in Delaware. Events proved him right.
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Herman Cain is the nominee ...
Submitted by NL207 on Sun, 05/22/2011 - 2:03pm.
and if he or someone else of principal isn't, we will have Obama for 4 more because the Old Bulls will have destroyed the Republican party to nominate their anointed one over the objections of the TEA Party people. As things stand today, I will be a delegate to the 2012 convention. I will be damned before I let the Old Bulls saddle us with another loser like McCain or Dole.
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Krautmammer, as usual, is right on the money...
Submitted by PrairieSky on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 5:35pm.
This is exactly what the libs want...They want us to nominate a "squish" and/or another RINO, reminiscent of McCain, in the hopes that we'll lose the election...There's a method to the madness of the left and what Repub candidates they decimate, and the ones they don't. For example, some in the media have already made a few somewhat flattering comments about Huntsman, in an attempt to boost him with the right. Huntsman is, of course, a ridiculous and lame excuse for a candidate, and is exactly the kind of Repub that the libs would love to see us nominate.
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Submitted by misterbee241 on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 5:26pm.
FTA: It's high time conservatives understand this...
We do understand it. It's the Republican Party that doesnt.
If you're not getting flak, you're not over the target.
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Krauthammer is only partially right.
Submitted by pbthinker on Sat, 05/21/2011 - 9:41pm.
Krauthammer is right about the liberals wanting some squishy Republican who will generate little enthusiam and the ones that liberals will tell us can never win are the ones they're most worried about. Where Krauthammer is wrong, and he hasn't said this but he's part of the crowd, there's an inside- the-beltway group, who believe they're smarter than the average bear, who have a list of candidates they believe can't win. To me, they might be just as bad as the liberals, as far as who they're willing to support.
I'm not sure about Herman Caine but he hasn't even won anything yet and he has more experience than Obama had at this stage. In fact, there is no one in the Republican field who doesn't have more experience than Obama.
What I'm watching for, and it's happening right now in New York, the press is allowing the Democrats to scare seniors about Ryan's plan without holding the Democrats accountable for coming up with a plan of their own. The press did the same thing in 2006, allowing the Democrats to win an election based on one point, "The Culture of Corruption". If the Republicans don't force the Democrats to present an alternative, they're missing the boat. Every time the press does the Democrats job and starts picking apart the Ryan plan, the Republicans have to pull a Marco Rubio and say, the only ones who have taken anything away from Medicare are the Democrats who voted to take away 1/2 trillion dollars from Medicare when they passed Obamacare. Then they have to tell everyone that Ryan's plan is out there and the Democrats refuse to provide any alternatives and won't pass a budget. That's the only answer they should give to attacks on Ryan's plan.
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Submitted by happi on Sun, 05/22/2011 - 9:05am.
And one more thing - can we also start insisting that we choose our own moderators for Republican debates. It's bad enough we'll have to deal with the Gwen Ifils (sp?) of the world when it's a general election debate, but when it's only Republican candidates, I don't want to hear questions based on what will embarrass the candidates the most, etc.
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Submitted by Rukus on Sun, 05/22/2011 - 9:42am.
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Amen to choosing the
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Amen to choosing the moderaters. The GOP should play hardball and pick the forums and moderators for the primaries and the show.
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BMO Capital Markets analyst Keith Bachman recently offered his opinion on the potential impact of Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) partnership with China Mobile (NYSE:CHL) following the iPhone's official launch on the carrier's network on Friday. In a research note obtained by Barron's, the analyst noted that the information he has heard about China Mobile's iPhone preorders was mostly positive. Bachman reiterated an "Outperform" rating and a $585 price target on Apple shares.
The iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C have been available for pre-registration through China Mobile's website since December 25. As noted by Bachman, China Mobile has stated that preorders for the iPhone have "exceeded 1 million units." Although he believes that this is "relatively positive" news, he pointed out that most of the preorder sales from the China Mobile launch will not likely show up in Apple's December quarter earnings.
"[I]t appears that iPhone sales are being fulfilled by China Mobile's 3,000 retail outlets, at least initially," wrote Bachman in a note seen by Barron's. "iPhones sold directly by Apple are recognized on a ship-in basis, or only upon customer receipt of the product, while iPhones sold to retail partners are recognized on a ship-out basis. Therefore, we believe that some amount of iPhone sales to China Mobile will be captured in the December quarter, but most in the March quarter."
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With Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria gradually (or appearing to be) losing its grip on power, Iran – sensing the precarious position of its key ally – has come to the rescue in the most unequivocal terms, with Tehran's diplomatic efforts moving into high gear.
Earlier this month, Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad met Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah and other regional leaders during an "emergency" gathering of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Mecca to discuss the Syrian issue before Iran hosted the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Summit now underway.
At the summit, Tehran is testing its ability to attract the Global South's support for a political resolution of the Syrian crisis, while shoring up international solidarity for its own (peaceful) nuclear program.
Earlier this month, it dispatched a senior envoy – no less than the country's chief nuclear negotiator (and a potential presidential candidate in 2013), Saeed Jalili, to Damascus. As the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, he directly represents the interest of Iran's top leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say on Iran's foreign and nuclear policy.
Jalili's talks in Damascus were followed by the envoy's visit to Iran's main Shi'ite ally, Hezbollah, in Lebanon to shore up regionwide support for Damascus and consolidate the so-called "axis of resistance" under Tehran's strategic guidance.
Iran then sent the head of the National Security Commission, Alaedin Boroujerdi, to meet Assad and his deputy, Farouq Al-Sharaa. Incidentally, Al-Sharra was the guy accused by the opposition as defecting from the regime, so the Iran's security chief's visit not only buttressed Tehran support for the embattled Arab regime; it also provided a high-profile pretext for the regime to deny the vice president's defection. Al-Sharaa made a public appearance on Tuesday, quashing the rumors.
The Iranian foreign ministry also joined the fray, with Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian stating during a meeting with Lebanon's leader, Najib Mikati: "We are absolutely sure that Syria will get out of the current crisis with its head held high and will remain in the resistance front against the Zionist regime [of Israel]."
To make clear that Iran still believes in the viability of the Syrian regime, he reiterated Iran's confidence in the prospective success of Assad's purported "reforms" to appease the opposition and put a lid on the ongoing violence. Iran is simply encouraging the Lebanese leadership to stay away from any Western-Arab push for direct intervention and – together with Iraq – alleviate Syria's isolation within the immediate neighborhood.
However, with Syria's expulsion from the Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Iran's ultimate diplomatic support for Syria has come as it hosts the 16th NAM Summit, which has brought together more than 120 member countries, 17 observer nations, more than 30 state leaders, with no less than UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon participating in the proceedings – despite tremendous Israeli and American opposition.
With Syria losing diplomatic representation in almost all Arab countries, suspended from the Arab League, being censured by the UN General Assembly for the ongoing violence, and suffering from high-profile diplomatic defections to key states such as Britain, the NAM is providing Syria a much-needed diplomatic breathing space. Thus, Iran is allowing Syria to enjoy a measure of international life – essential to the external sovereignty of any regime.Asia Times


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Owner of formerly cockroach-infested pizzeria urges customers to return (From Enfield Independent)
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Owner of formerly cockroach-infested Edmonton pizzeria Pizza Line urges customers to return
3:40pm Friday 7th December 2012 in News By Hermione Wright
The owner of a pizzeria formerly infested with cockroaches is encouraging customers to return after pest controllers dealt with the insects.
Pizza Line in Kendal Parade, Edmonton reopened on Tuesday – less than a week after it was shut down by environmental health inspectors – after owners employed pest controllers to remove the insects.
The takeaway was immediately closed on November 28 when Enfield Borough Council officers paid a surprise visit after a customer spotted cockroaches lurking on the premises.
Owner Ahmed Yaz said: "We just did the best treatment and it's all completely gone."
He said customers should put concerns about the restaurant's hygiene behind them as staff have put in every effort to ensure the bugs have been eradicated.
He added: "They don't need to worry about anything."
The owners were forced to pay £879 in costs to the council and clean up before inspectors paid another visit on Tuesday.
The council's cabinet member for environment, Councillor Chris Bond, told the Enfield Independent on Tuesday that the council will not tolerate people operating "pest-infested restaurants" in the borough.
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NMSU's Arrowhead Center sponsors local business networking mixer
April 14, 2010 by Justin Bannister NMSU NewsCenter
The next big business connection could be just one handshake away. That's why New Mexico State University's Arrowhead Center is sponsoring The Entrepreneurs Mixer from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, April 29, at The Mix Pacific Rim Cuisine at 1001 E. University Ave. Admission is free and food and drink specials will be available.
"Networking really helps small businesses build a support system," said Crescent Muhammad, a program development specialist for the Arrowhead Center. "This is a great way to meet new people, make contacts and exchange ideas. We'd like to see more of these events in this part of the state."
She stressed the mixer was not solely for entrepreneurs, but also for students studying business, people retired from the business world and anyone curious about business, wanting to start a business or looking to invest in business.
Those who plan on attending should bring business cards.
For more information, contact Muhammad at (575) 646-2931. Additional information is also available online at http://www.arrowheadcenter.org and http://www.nme-alliance.com.


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MF Global Holdings Ltd. (MFGLQ) still can't trace where some of the money went when its brokerage collapsed, including $1 billion that "vanished" into the brokerage unit MF Global Inc., an attorney told a bankruptcy court.
Brett Miller, a lawyer for MF Global Holdings' Chapter 11 estate, told U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Martin Glenn in Manhattan today that court papers detailing the assets and debts of five of its six bankrupt units are likely to be filed today. Details on the sixth, MF Global USA, which filed for bankruptcy in March, will take about another week, he added.
A report is due June 4 from Chapter 11 trustee Louis Freeh on the results of a probe into how the brokerage failed last October. Miller said key information is still unknown.
"Whereas we can trace certain moneys, the shocking amount of money funneled from Holdings to Inc." in the months before its bankruptcy left "no trail," Miller said.
As MF Global Holdings unwinds in bankruptcy to repay creditors, its former operating unit, MF Global Inc., is liquidating under the Securities Investor Protection Act to repay customers who are estimated to be out $1.6 billion.
The holding company and brokerage each has its own trustee, and the two have disagreed on whether certain assets belong to customers or creditors. The SIPA trustee is James Giddens.
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It will become clearer in coming weeks how the company can meet its obligations to lawyers and other professionals working on its case, Miller told the judge.
"Some people have started to joke that they're working for both F-r-e-e-h and f-r-e-e," the lawyer said.
The law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP on May 11 filed a request for $4 million for its work over six months representing the creditors' committee. The collapsed law firm said it knows the estate doesn't have enough money to pay all professionals.
The company's total unpaid professional fees so far are $24.8 million, including $7 million for professionals working with the creditors' committee, and $11.1 million for Freeh and his staff. Another $6.7 million is related to professional fees incurred before Freeh was appointed, according to an operating report for April.
Insufficient Funds
The case is "unique in that there is currently insufficient cash available in the debtors' estates to compensate professionals, there is no guaranty there will ever be cash available to compensate professionals, and there is no clear timeline before it becomes apparent whether there will be cash to compensate professionals," Dewey & LeBoeuf lawyers wrote.
The law firm agreed to the work at the outset of the case "knowing it will accrue fees and disbursements aggregating millions of dollars without knowing when and if it will be paid."
Miller said money will come into the estate from the liquidation of securities positions and other assets, making it clearer how professionals will be paid.
Dewey, once the 11th-largest law firm, is collecting bills to pay lenders owed $200 million amid departures of lawyers and dismissals of nonunion workers.
Partners' Departures
The firm has lost more than two-thirds of its 300 partners, according to the American Lawyer, a trade magazine.
Proskauer Rose LLP, which hired Dewey lawyers including Martin Bienenstock, a former bankruptcy partner and managing chairman, has proposed itself as new counsel to the MF Global Holdings creditors committee.
Separately, Glenn gave MF Global Holdings until June 18 to detail the assets and debts of its remaining unit.
The brokerage case is Securities Investor Protection Corp. v. MF Global Inc., 11-02790, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan). The parent's bankruptcy case is MF Global Holdings Ltd., 11-bk-15059, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
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Mike Iupati will head up the Guards in the 10' NFL Draft
It is pretty obvious week in and out, the right side of the line needs a serious upgrade. Using common sense, the Browns will not be using a Top 5 pick on the right side of the line. So, we will look at late first and beyond projections that could help the right side of the Browns offensive line, starting at Guard.
Mike Iupati - 6-6 330 lb Idaho Senior Guard is projected to be the first off the board. Plays with good leverage, has great footwork and a nice punch, not to mention that nasty mean streak that comes along with most Samoan football players. Plays with a high motor, does well in pass protection, as well as being a smart football player.
I have found no flaws in Iupati's game. Just questionable talent being played against.
Jon Asamoah - 6-5 315 lb Senior Guard from Illinois is a projected 3-4 Rd pick. Strong at the point of attack, good leverage, smart. amd athletic. Solid run blocker, needs improvement in the passing game.
Zane Beadles - 6-4 315 lb Senior from Utah. Plays both LT and LG. Good speed, athleticism, and power. Just not quick enough to project as an NFL Tackle. His game should translate well to the NFL as he is a very smart player. Late 2 early/mid 3
Mike Johnson - The 6-6 305 lb Crimson Tide Guard could very well become the best G of this draft class. Athletic, smart, good leverage and punch, good footwork, and plays with a mean streak. Not to mention, it is week in and out for Mike, as he is playing against some of the best talent in college football, week in and out. Keep an eye on this guy! Middle 2/early 3
Mitch Petrus - A former Tight End and Fullback, Petrus is easily the most athletic out of the class. Good size, speed, quick feet, and a technician of the position. Mitch is a vocal leader, and expects nothing more than perfection from himself and his teammates. Academics were an issue in the 07-08 season, but it looks as if Petrus is doing much better now, considering he is playing every week. Projects round 2-3
Shawn Lauvao - A bright spot for the Sun Devils, Lauvao plays with strength, mind, and heart. A definite lunchpail type, many NFL coaches will respect this guys work ethic. Projected early as a 7th rounder, I personally have him climbing the boards to no less than a 4th or 5th round pick. Lauvao could become a quality NFL Guard or be the journeyman type similar to Lennie Friedman.
Brandon Carter - Rising up the boards. High motor, former DL turned OG, long arms, good footwork, and a big body for DT's to have to move around. Wears face paint during the games, so likely a nutcase who comes to play week in and out. Most of the transitional lineman (coming from the defensive side of the ball) taste success in the NFL. Keep your eye on the big guard for the Aggies. 5-7 projection
Sergio Render - The 4 year Hokies starter is strong as an ox. Very good run blocker, but needs improvement in the passing game. Could be an interesting project. Looks as if he is a mid round pick, but his lack of pass blocking skills could cause him to fall in April. 4/5 projection
Sleepers (most 6-UDFA with a few exceptions)
Vladamir Ducasse - 330 lb Haitian from UMass will be a steal. Smart, great work ethic, played LT so he will be a good pass protector. For a power run scheme with Vertical Passing, Ducasse will make someone happy in 2010
Shelley Smith - A bit light, but has all the tools necessary to become successful in either zone or power scheme for an NFL team. Love his athleticism and strength.
Chet Teofilo - Another nasty Samoan, his game should translate well to the next level. Played some Tackle in Tedfords power run system, so he can pass protect, run block, and is very strong at the point of attack.
John Jerry - The guy is huge, not to mention Ole Miss has ranked high in rushing and sacks allowed. Jerry has his name plastered on most all OL award lists, is athletic for his size, and is climbing boards consistently. He faces some of the best DLine talent in college football and could become a very solid G in the NFL.
Reggie Stephens - Lacks good speed and footwork. Late rounder likely
Thomas Austin - Durable, power blocker, good leverage and footwork. Lacks ideal speed, but is a smart/hard worker to make up for his shortcomings.
Casey Bender - Good athlete and technician, lacks strength
Andrew Lewis - Has potential, lacks strength
Marshall Newhouse - Climbing many boards. Most likely a later round depth pick or UDFA
Cord Howard - Lacks ideal speed. Deph pick
Joe Thomas - Climbing boards with seasons performance
Matt McCracken - Small school prospect. Watch closely if you can, he is rising fast.


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Going off of another thread about keeping your kit in pristine condition, i decided to show what my kit looks like all packed up before a gig. The Pro-tec bags are heavily padded and the hardware bag I use is actually a golf travel bag the fits a large set of clubs for air-travel. i keep my throne and drum rug in with the hardware, my bass pedals and stick bag go with my 18 inch floor tom. there are padded dividers between the drums so nothing touches anything else. they all have wheels too so i can actuall take two bags at once. spare heads for the whole kit go in the bass drum bag sleeve. My Paiste cymbals go in a Zildjian bag. I hate the look of the Paiste bags.
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