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I was reading Burnt Orange Gold in The Eyes of Texas, and it brought me back to something I started thinking about a year ago when Arkansas dropped us to play A&M for 10 years (by the way, great article and great magazine!).
Does the new Dallas Cowboy stadium hurt us in recruiting?
Having a BIG game in Dallas every year, obviously, really helps our exposure there. Although it currently isn't nearly as important as the Red River
Shoot Out Rivalry, the A&M/Ark game will still be a highly promoted game between 2 BCS teams.
Arkansas has always attempted to pull talent from the north end of the state in much the same way as OU has. Now they have a big game in the second biggest recruiting hot bed in Texas. Even worse, as much as some of us would like to deny it, A&M still has a big following and Sherman has done a good job of recruiting. Now he can tell recruits in Dallas that they can come to A&M and be guaranteed of playing in the (new) Cotton Bowl every year in front of their friends and family on national TV.
OU is also getting the opportunity to play the first game in this new stadium. Will they get more games like this? Will their extra exposure hurt us?
Do we start seeing a few more 4 and 5 star recruits start slipping away because of this?
With that in mind, I would like to see us get another game in Dallas each year. Do a long term deal with a BCS team if we have to, or invite UTEP/TCU/A New Warm Body to play us there each year.
Also, while making my scheduling/recruiting wish list, here are a couple other things:
1) Play in Houston every year. I think it's great that we might play in Reliant next year. That will be good for us. I say either invite a team to play in Reliant every year, or set up Home-Away with Rice and UH so that we play one of them in Houston every year (the other at home, obviously).
2) Pick a state and mine it by scheduling some games there. Florida and California are the next largest hot beds for recruiting but distance and competition (at least in Florida) may be too great. I would actually set my sights on Louisiana. Not as many recruits, but we are much closer. That would save money on recruiting trips, plus, we'd already have a bit more exposure there, and making it to camps/campus would be easier on recruits. I believe going and playing a game there every other year would, in the long run, pay off for us in recruiting Louisiana (and maybe even east Texas). We could play LSU, but I don't think we have to; Tulane would work just fine. Maybe we could invite FSU/Ga/South Carolina or someone similar to meet us in the 'middle' and play at the Superdome occasionally?
The only problem I see is the decrease in home games. That would be 1 in Dallas and Houston every year, and one in Louisiana every other. So an average of 1.5 home non-con games and 3.5 conference games gives us only 5 home games a year (if I'm correct about the number of home conference games). Maybe a big time deal at Jerry World would be enough to make up for the lost revenue from the home game?
What are your thoughts? Does this hurt us? As mentioned in Burnt Orange Gold, we can't just ignore this and write it off because "We're Texas." We have to look at the possibility that teams that we are already competing heavily against for recruits might get an advantage playing in what will be the newest, best football stadium in a city full of talented high school players. And if it does, what do we do about it?


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It's been a deadly 24 hours here on the South Plains. Three people were killed in area car accidents and authorities say none of the victims were wearing their seat belts.
With thousands expected to hit the road en route to various New Year's celebrations, DPS troopers send out a warning -- buckle up or possibly pay the consequences.
"It takes only a few seconds to put it on and it only takes a few seconds for a crash to happen," says Corporal John Gonzalez with Department of Public Safety.
It was in a split second three lives were lost on the South Plains. In a 24 hour span, three separate accidents with a common tie none of the victims were wearing their seat belt.
One fatal rollover happened around 12:40 Thursday morning in northeast Lubbock County. DPS troopers say 54-year-old Renee Villanueva of Lubbock lost control of his car about seven miles south of Petersburg. Villanueva was ejected from the car after it rolled several times. He was not wearing a seatbelt and authorities believe alcohol could have been a factor. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Just six hours earlier Terry County authorities responded to a fatal rollover on Highway 62 eight miles south of Wellman. Filiberto Campos was towing another vehicle when the tow rope broke causing him to lose control. He was ejected and pronounced dead on the scene.
Earlier Wednesday afternoon a New Mexico woman was killed in an accident in Yoakum County on Highway 82 six miles west of Plains. Rita Woodfield of Carlsbad traveled into the opposite bar ditch and over-corrected. She was not ejected but was pronounced dead on the scene.
Three deaths that might have been prevented authorities say if the victims had simply buckled up. Troopers say it was what made the difference in an early morning accident.
"We had one this morning around 4:00. He rolled four and a half times, but he was wearing a seat belt. He still had injuries and those are expected but he was able to walk away from that," says Gonzalez.
Authorities say this story is just one example of how they've seen safety belts save lives time and again.
"All we ask the public is to please wear their seat belts. Please slow down, buckle up little ones in properly that's all we ask, it's a very simple task," says Gonzalez.
Troopers also want to remind drivers you can receive a ticket if you are caught not wearing your seat belt. It's a ticket that could cost you up to $200.
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Murdered Missouri sisters laid to rest
EDGERTON, Mo. - Two Edgerton, Mo., sisters who were brutally murdered were laid to rest on Friday night.
Police found the bodies of Britny Haarup, 19, and Ashley Key, 22, beaten to death last weekend.
But family and friends chose to celebrate the sisters' lives at the funeral services, with everyone who attended wearing bright colors and vowing to carry on their memory for their three young daughters.
Haarup's two young daughters, ages 18 months and 6 months, were in the home when their mother and aunt were murdered. Key also had a 4-year-old daughter who was not present at the time.
Two memorial funds have been set up for Haarup and Key's children.
Donations can be made to Kansas City Police Credit Union in Kansas City, Mo., or at the Platte Valley Bank in Dearborn, Mo.
Their accused killer, Clifford Miller, has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder for their deaths.


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Rock star Ian Watkins admitted to attempted baby rape, said it was 'mega lolz'
British rock star Ian Watkins of the band Lostprophets has been sentenced to 35 years after admitting to several child sex offenses, including attempted baby rape, reports the BBC. Watkins pleaded guilty to 13 child sex offenses, including two counts of attempted baby rape in November. He chatted with a fan from prison a few days later. He told the woman he wasn't a pedophile and said, "I'm going to put out a statement on the 18th just to say it was mega lolz. I do not know what everybody is getting so freaked out about," reports the Guardian.
Watkins, 36, of Pontypridd, Wales, explained to the woman that he decided to plead guilty after contemplating two options: "It was like either I go up there and say: 'Come on it was not that bad. Nobody got hurt,'" or "try to win them over with my charm" and end up saying: "I was off my head and do not remember anything."
Watkins was sentenced along with two mothers of his victims. Woman A was sentenced to 14 years and Woman B was sentenced to 17 years in prison, reports the BBC. Watkins was sentenced to 29 years in prison and six more years on license. He will be eligible for parole after two-thirds of his prison term.
Watkins admitted to conspiring to rape a child, three counts of sexual assault on children, seven counts of taking, making or possessing pornographic images of children and one count of possessing an image of extreme bestiality.
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Greetings from Brazil
Hey we got featured on a sweet blog!
And here's a tribute to Lou I worked on
we'll be back at Copperfield's Friday July 25,
that is all
John is hard at work mixing the new EP which is gonna be tasty
In other news I started a snow removal company with two of my best buddies; this relates to music how? Well,… http://snowwayboston.com is the website and if anyone needs snow removal in cambridge, we got you dog!
(just tryin to generate leads, ya heard)
Honestly, man can't live on bread alone, and google hits don't generate themselves alone. Chock this B up as self promotion of the other kind.
Exciting things Running Amok
Russell, John, and I locked ourselves in our "studio" for 5 days, and now the mixing and mastering has begun. Look out for what moms across my mother's house have been calling "The Record of the Century"
Video from the Way Station Performance? You're Crazy!
Here's Russell and I nailing it in Brooklyn. Thanks to Andy Heidel and the boys for all the insanity.
New Jams New Shows
New song on homepage http://grainthief.com . Also have'nt driven anywhere far away in a long time so I'll be heading back to DC June 26 to play the Rock n Roll hotel. Who's wth me? After I'll be heading to NYC for some more on the 28th venue TDB. Back to Boston on the 29 for some strumming at the Lilypad in Inman Square.
Also I will be back with the Big City Ramblers June 15th at Terry O'Reillys Pub in Newton Center.


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Spartanburg County deputies said they are searching for the person who killed a college student from the Lowcountry.
Deputies said about noon Monday they were called to the Reserve at Park West at 2000 Keats Dr. after apartment managers found a man dead inside. They said management went into the apartment after the victim's mother had not heard from him since Friday.
Spartanburg County Coroner's Office identified the man as 19-year-old Deandre Fulton-Smith, of Ridgeland.
A neighbor said they heard loud thumping coming from Fulton-Smith's apartment late Thursday night.
"It was late at night, we heard some pretty loud noises, cause we live directly below him," said neighbor, Caleb Huxster.
Huxster said Fulton-Smith was a nice, quiet neighbor and the ruckus was unusual. He said it was also strange that Fulton-Smith's black Acura had been parked in the same location, away from where he typically parked it, for about a week.
Sheriff Wright's investigators are searching for a blue 2011 Toyota Camry with a Texas license plate. He said they believe that Fulton-Smith rented the car from Hertz.
Although a cause of death was not immediately released, deputies said Fulton-Smith was the victim of a homicide.
Fulton-Smith was a business student at Spartanburg Community College and a part-time hair stylist out of his apartment.
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Yesterday was a fun-filled day in Spring Green. While many people were working to make lives easier and safer, driving home from a gathering or doing yard work, many of us in Spring Green were attending an all-day BeatlesFest at the local general store. You see, behind this popular store and cafe, there is a huge yard with great shade trees. The back porch of the store becomes a stage and families gather to hear local musicians sing Beatles songs for eight hours. Oh, we
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By Wainwright Jeffers - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Almost two dozen people are in jail accused of being part of three different burglary rings that targeted Albany homes.
Investigators showed us some of the stolen items, laptops, game systems, and even a 60-inch TV.
They recovered nearly $20,000 worth of items and arrested 23 people. Ten of the suspects are minors.
Police say the arrests cleared 18 burglary cases, and they're still looking for other suspects. They hope the arrests will mean fewer burglaries, at least for now.
"We've had sporadic burglaries ranging from the east side to the west side of Albany. We got a break when several Juveniles were arrested in the Georgetown Landings area," said Det. Terrance Bryant, Albany Police Department.
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So, after enduring that awful display in Seattle, I've been thinking about our team this evening (and totally ignoring the Sunday Night game as a result), and I think I may have some ideas as to what's going on with the Vikes.
IMO, the main problem with the Vikings is the defense. For the past 5 weeks our opponents have scored an average of 31 points (and we've been 2-5 during this span). This is unacceptable.
Exhibit A: Defensive Tackles
I don't know about you, but I saw the Vikings D-Line (save Brian Robison) not get any push against the Seattle O-Line all afternoon. They were manhandled, for the 3rd week in a row. Letroy Guion is exactly what many of us were afraid of during the offseason: mediocre. He flashed a little early in the year, but he does not have what it takes to be the starting nose tackle for the entire year. He simply isn't holding up at the point of attack, and looks gassed in the 4th quarter. In our Tampa 2 scheme, we need a run-stuffing DT and someone who can also get penetration so we can bring pressure with only 4 guys. Add in the fact that 32 year old DT Kevin Williams hasn't been getting consistent penetration (and only has 1 sack so far), and we're looking at the worst DT pair the Vikings have had in at least the last 10 years. Offenses have figured this out and have been rolling double coverage to Jared Allen to neutralize our D-Line. Oh, and for even more evidence, we've allowed 100 yard rushers for 4 weeks straight.
Exhibit B: Cornerback
Look, I love Antoine Winfield, and he's still playing at a high level. But we've now lost 2 starters in the secondary recently (Raymond and Cook), and we don't have a reliable starter opposite Winfield. Harrison Smith and Jamarca Sanford have been playing well at safety, but AJ Jefferson and Josh Robinson are behind the curve this year at CB. Maybe they can progress in the future, but this year, we once again are finding ourselves missing Chris Cook and wondering if our corners can cover anyone. We need a consistent starting CB on the field. Jefferson was burned in the end zone guarding All World Wide Receiver Golden Tate (who?), committed some dumb penalties, and looked in over his head. Josh Robinson has flashed potential, but he's still a rookie, and still learning. We're better than last year for sure, but we had no where to go but up. And after Jefferson and Robinson who else is there? Sherels? Burton? Yikes.
Exhibit C: Offensive Line
We need a Right Guard, like...really badly. We've been watching Fusco and Schwartz at RG the past couple of weeks, and neither guy has impressed. I can't believe I'm writing this, but I don't think either one has been an upgrade over Anthony Herrera. And at this point, Loadhold couldn't pass block his way out of a paper bag. The right side of the line is a major liability in the passing game. The O-Line is definitely improved compared to last year, but then again (like the secondary), they really had nowhere to go but up. I'm not convinced that Jeff Davidson is a good O-Line coach, because their blitz pickups today were terrible. Is that on the line or the RB? Or both?
Exhibit D: Pass Catchers
When Percy Harvin limped off the field with an ankle injury, and announcers listed him as questionable to return, I figured we might as well pack up our bags and call this season done. I mean really, who else is going to catch the ball? In 4 games, Jerome Simpson has 7 catches for 93 yards and 1 Fumble. Yeah he made a tough catch today, and has drawn a few PI penalties, but I haven't been impressed by him at all. I think we got what we paid for there, which is to say, not much. Michael Jenkins still has great hands and runs crisp routes, but damn is he old and slow. After that we're looking at guys that can't get separation and have inconsistent hands/route-running like Aromashodu, Burton...and...? I don't know what's going on with Kyle Rudolph, but he has completely disappeared (and his blocking has looked downright terrible), and John Carlson can't stay on the field. Who's left? Allen Reisner? Rhett Ellison? This pass catching corp after Percy Harvin is maybe the worst in the league. Quick, name a team that has worse receivers? The only one that comes to mind for me is Jacksonville, but at least they have Justin Blackmon and Cecil Shorts. If Jarius Wright can't get on the field with THIS receiving corp, what does that say about him? At this point, if we don't draft a WR somewhere in the first 2 rounds of the 2013 draft, I'm calling shenanigans.
Exhibit E: Christian Ponder
Ponder isn't devoid of blame. For the past 3 weeks he's been 38 for 74 (51.4%) for 372 yards with 2 TDs and 4 INTs (that's about 13 of 25 for 124 yards on average). I also don't think it's a coincidence that he has been listed on the injury report for the past 4 weeks with a knee injury. He was noticeably limping around the field today as well. Regardless, his play has been trending down after starting off the season pretty hot for the first 6 weeks. Whether this is due to injury, receivers, O-Line, poor decision-making, play-calling or lack of talent remains to be seen. He does look a little rattled whenever he's facing blitzers, but then again, his RB, TE and O-Line aren't adept at picking them up either. Ponder needs to play better without a doubt, but I'm not convinced that any of the other QBs on the roster would do significantly better with the same O-Line and receivers. IMO, we committed to live and die by Ponder this year, and barring injury, we'll do just that. After all, we lived by him for the first 6 weeks (and went 4-2), and we've died by him the past 3 (and went 1-2). He needs to play better, but I don't think it's time to make a switch. The Vikings have a history of giving up on QBs too soon, and it's why we've had a revolving door at QB and continually brought in aging, old veterans. We need to learn to be patient and give Ponder time to develop and learn. We can't panic at QB in the hopes we might keep our playoff hopes alive. Hell, no one even thought we'd have a chance to make the playoffs this year anyway! So, keep Ponder in there, and let him learn the game. This was supposed to be a rebuilding year, remember?
So, that's what I've got. I don't think benching Ponder will solve anything. That said, if his knee is preventing him from playing at a high level, then I can understand the argument to bench him out of health concerns. But, if he can play well enough through the knee injury, then he should try to play, and we will have to take our lumps right along with him. Anyway, hopefully we can eek out a win against Detroit at home, and regroup after the BYE week for our brutal 5-game season stretch run. This is a team that looks like it needs the BYE in a bad way.


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Hogansburg, NY, Jun 20, 2012 — The St. Regis Mohawk Tribe, near Massena, is hosting a day devoted to the game of lacrosse. The event, at Generations Park in Hogansburg, will include some of the best Mohawk lacrosse players, demonstrations, workshops, art exhibits and a couple of field lacrosse games. As part of National Aboriginal Day on Thursday, the game's more serious and spiritual role in indigenous cultures will be explored. Todd Moe spoke with Peter Garrow, chairman of the "Our History, Our Game" event. He says it's being organized by members of the Akwesasne Lacrosse Hall of Fame, who want to pass on their skills and knowledge to a new generation.
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|Main Products:
|Fujian, China (Mainland)
|Year Established:
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|101 - 200 People
|Total Revenue:
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Xiamen Bosda Enterprises specializes in bags for over 10 years. Now our factory covers 2,000 square meters with a prof...
Xiamen Bosda Enterprises specializes in bags for over 10 years.
Now our factory covers 2,000 square meters with a professional team of 200 staffs. Our annual export amount reaches US$10 million. With our professional R&D team quite good at developing new products, we can design and produce new styles. Now we have passed ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management System.
Our products are warmly welcomed by customers from South America, North America, Europe, Middle East, South-east Asia.
With the tenet of "innovation and quality always come first", we can provide our customers with high quality products, competitive price, in-time delivery and good service.
Now our many big customers include Wal-mart, Target, Disney, and Valentina.
Company Capability
Trade Capacity
North America : 7.69%
South America : 7.69%
Production Capacity
Factory Size : 1,000-3,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines : 5
R&D Capacity
No. of R&D Staff : 5 - 10 People
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Here at Cincy Jungle we have precisely three posts related to practice squad cornerback Walter McFadden (when he signed, an update with one practice squad spot open and another update when that practice squad was filled). Now here's a fourth.
The Cincinnati Bengals have announced that cornerback Walter McFadden has been released from the team's practice squad on Tuesday.
#Bengals release CB Walter McFadden from practice squad. He was previously signed on Nov. 15.
McFadden's release brings Cincinnati's practice squad count to seven, which likely means the spot will be filled at some point soon.


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I yarded off a huge "timebomb" flake that, for years, was used as a killer rest stance just before the crux. The flake was easily removed with a light pull while being lowered. I felt it move substantialy when I first stood on it. Without the flake, the route felt more sustained on toprope.... So, if you want to "feel" like you're doing a "first", get after it. Bring a drill and update the anchor while you're at it.
0.4"-3" cams, wired nuts work best through the crux.


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Sophisticated La Jolla Shores Shopkeeper in La Jolla
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 7
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community La Jolla Shores
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 3,000 - $ 4,000 / week
$ 8,000 - $ 14,000 / month
vacation rental description
This newly built home by renowned architect Dale Naegle is a delight
for the senses inside and out. the location is perfect for those who
enjoy leaving the car in the garage as everything is right out your
front door where you will find La Jolla Shores beach and Kellog Park,
shops, restaurants, kayaking, swimming, surfing, biking and hiking.
Inside you will enjoy a delightful ambiance created with an abundance
of windows, a multitude of balconies, bamboo hardwood flooring,
soaring ceilings,gourmet kitchen/bar area with granite countertops,
spa-like master suite, rooftop view deck and surround sound stereo
throughout. If you must attend to business, the home is wired for high
speed computer connection. In fact, it makes an ideal property from
which to work and play, by the week, month, or season.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 10-28-2013 at 1:15 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Sheryl H. Christenson 858 232 5543
townhome rental amenities
The heart of the home is a light-filled living room/dining/great room
with french doors to a lovely patio on one end and the gourmet
kitche/bar area on the other making for a great place to relax,
entertain, cook and visit. The great room features an enclosable
television and VCR/CD/DVD player with surround sound, a gas log
fireplace, dining table with comfortable upholstered chairs and black
leather furniture and DWR bar stools. For those who like to cook-out
there is a spearage patio off the dining room with a gas grill.
The large master suite with king bed is a wonderful retreat unto
itself featuring a fireplace armoire with TV/DVD player, spay like
master bath with jacuzzi tub, separate shower, large walk-in closet,
and patios off both the bedroom and the bath.
Completeing the main level of the home is a bedroom with two twin beds
and a full bath. Upstairs you will find a sitting room with full-size
leather couch/sofa sleeper, desk and armoire with tv, stocked with
paperbacks and games, too. Here hyou will also find another bedroom
with queen bed and another bathroom. There is an ocean view balcony
off the sitting room and then for a really great escape and awesome
360 view there is a rooftop view deck ( and yes, the surround sound
speakers are there, too.
activities and attractions in La Jolla San Diego Area
In the area there are: Golf, Tennis, Kayacking, resturants, beach,
surfing, swimming, scuba diving,
The world famous San Diego Zoo, Sea World, Shopping, Snorkeling,
fishing, hiking. bicycling, Scripps Aquarium, Old Globe theater, San
Diego Opera, and the list goes on.
vacation rental rates
Holidays 3500 per week
Buick Classic at Torrey Pines $3500 per week
Winter Rates $3000 per week October - May $8000 per month
Summer Rates $4000 per week June - September $11000.00 per month
One week minimum.
Sheryl H. Christenson 858 232 5543
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in La Jolla
- Shop
- Torry Pines Golf
- Beach
- Shows La Jolla Playhouse
- Resturants
Top things to do on a budget
- Beach
- Museums Balboa Park
- Bike trails in La Jolla
Top things to do with a family
- San Diego Zoo
- La Jolla Shores Beach
- Scripps aquarium
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by Robert Hauver
The Energy sector continues to lead all other sectors in 2014. As of 7/16/14, this sector, as measured by the XLE etf, was up 12.73% year to date, vs. 7.16% for the S&P500, and only 3.3% for the DOW. The XLE etf is dominated by large cap dividend stocks, such as Conoco Phillips, (COP), which is its 4th largest holding, after Exxon, Chevron, and Schlumberger.
When looking at performance, however, the majors, such as Exxon and Chevron, have greatly underperformed independent Conoco, which is up over 22% so far in 2014, vs. gains of only 5.2% for Chevron and 2.6% for Exxon.
COP also has the second highest dividend yield in the group, at 3.39%, having just raised its quarterly dividend from $.69 to $.73.
We screened for other dividend paying independent oil & gas stocks, to see if there are some other worthwhile outperformers in that sub-industry. We came up with Delek Logistics LP, (DKL), a relatively new, (NOV 2012 IPO),small cap high dividend stock, which we recently added to our High Dividend Stocks By Sectors Tables.
Dividends/Distributions: After spinning off its refining division, Phillips 66 (PSX), in 2012, COP has gone from paying $.66 to $.69, and now $.73 a quarter. DKL has raised its quarterly distribution 5 straight times since its IPO.
Options: Although COP just went ex-dividend, you can still earn an attractive options yield on it, via selling November 2014 covered calls, which will also allow you to either capture the next quarterly dividend, in October, or get paid even more $ if your shares get assigned. DKL has a much higher option yield, but its shares are much closer to its strike price.
Our free Covered Calls Table, which is updated daily, offers more info for this and over 30 other call trades:
Here are the 3 major scenarios for the DKL call trade:
With COP up over 22% in 2014, a more cautious strategy is to sell cash secured puts, at a strike price below its share price. This Nov. 2014 $85 put option trade offers an 11%-plus annualized yield, and a breakeven of $81.70. The $3.30 put premium you'd receive is over 4 times COP's next $.73 quarterly dividend.
You can see more info for this and over 30 other put trades, in our Cash Secured Puts Table.
Earnings: DKL looks undervalued on a PEG 2014 basis, but not on a 2015 PEG basis:
COP has a higher 2014 PEG, but it is still below 1, and indicates some undervaluation. However, analysts are forecasting slight EPS contraction of -.15% in 2015:
Valuations: DKL currently has a negative book value, but this is due to non-cash depreciation charges.
Disclosure: Author owned no shares of COP or DKL at the time of this writing.
Disclaimer: This article was written for informational purposes only. Author not responsible for any errors, omissions, or actions taken by third parties as a result of reading this article.
Copyright DeMar Marketing 2014. All rights reserved.


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RICHLAND, WA. - Monday got off to a disturbing start at a Richland school. Students at Hanford High went into lockdown as police searched
the campus for a possible gunman.
School administrators and local police worked together this morning.
They followed protocol and although the situation could have possibly
been dangerous, everything went according to plan.
"A person had been talking in a social chat room about bringing a
firearm to Hanford High School and causing death or injury," explained
Captain Mike Cobb of the Richland Police Department.
While police refused to release too many details about what exactly
was said in the threat as part of their ongoing investigation, they
assured us the words used were reason enough to react and put the plans
in motion to lockdown the school. Words like "watch the news…people will
be killed," were in the post. The lockdown started around 9:45 am and
lasted for about 45 minutes.
"Typically what happens is any blinds or curtain are drawn shut and
then the classroom doors are locked so there are no students walking the
hallways during this time," said Steve Aagaard the director of
communications at the Richland School District.
After police searched through the building, they did not find
anything suspicious or dangerous to the students. The lockdown was
lifted and school resumed normal operations. Everyone went on with their
day, but police tell us one thing that can be taken from Monday's
happenings is that they are prepared..
"The system worked as it was designed," said Cobb. "The system worked
as it was drilled and the next time we have a threat, and there will be
a next time, it's going to work then too."
Police tell us the threat was aimed at a Hanford High, but it did not
specify which one. The school district contacted another Hanford High
in California to warn them that they could be the target. Police will
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Hey fellas, it seems like ever since the combine we have all gotten a little higher on Thomas Robinson. Mix that with the news that (of course) Charlotte is shopping the #2, and we have ourselves a little scheming to ponder.
Say Olshey drops the bomb and gets the #2 for a reasonable price. It would be clearly for T-Rob right? He is a bull in the paint that simply causes chaos and makes any frontcourt better. My question is, with LA already being our franchise 4, how would Thomas Robinson mesh with this roster?
Don't get me wrong I am a raving fan and would love to see him here, I am just curious on if the LA -TRob duo is capable of a contending starting frontcourt, or if he would backup LA and captain the 2nd unit. Something is telling me you wouldn't draft a 2 to sit, but I also don't see LA guarding 5's.
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After trailing by three at the half, San Antonio came roaring back to snatch away the lead before a late push by Memphis closed the gap yet again. The Spurs grabbed a one point lead 66-65 after outscoring Memphis 25-21 in the third quarter. Manu Ginobli is leading the way for San Antonio with 14 points, four rebounds, four assists, and four steals. Richard Jefferson has 13 points while Tim Duncan and Tony Parker each have 12 for San Antonio.
For Memphis, Mike Conley has kept the Grizzlies in the game with 13 points, six rebounds, and four assists. Marc Gasol has nine points and 13 rebounds for the Grizzlies.
Turnovers have started to pile up for the Grizzlies as they now have 12 through three quarters of play. San Antonio took advantage turning defense into offense with Ginobli leading the way. Still Memphis refuses to go away and is in position to steal yet another game from the heavily favored Spurs.
For more on the Spurs, fans should visit Pounding The Rock. For more on the Grizzlies, visit Straight Outta Vancouver.


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I'm a new member to Stampede Blue, but have been a Colts fan since I was 10. Im from the UK, so i don't have the ability to see loads of stuff of certain guys, but I still think that I have a good knowledge base to put forward a few ideas.
So - here we go:
Paul Kruger or Anthony Spencer - both guys are solid OLBs, great pass rushers and good against the run (Spencer is probs better). I can't see Ravens re-signing Kruger due to cap issues, but I can see Spencer re-signing in Dallas. I do have a concern about Krugers work rate, and the fact that he only just broke out in a year where he needed re-signing, but thats just me.
Louis Vasquez - I see this guy as a must sign, provided obviously that SD don't resign. I also feel the Jimmy Raye connection may help this out a bit. A top class guard, and can provide Luck with good protection, and can also supplement the power run game that Coach Pep seems to want.
Brian Hartline - a lot of people seem to quite like the idea of Jennings or Welker donning the horseshoe, which is a fair point as both are great WRs......BUT....... there are a lot of rumours that both of these could be one their way to Miami to help out young Tannehill, with that, I can see Hartline leaving, and hes a guy I can see picking up that No. 2 spot at Indianapolis, great hands, good routes, decent speed.
Last but not least - Mike Jenkins - GM Grigson has made his admiration clear for this guy, and it looks like his time in Dallas is up. Be great to see him opposite Vontae. However, as a wildcard idea for the secondary, and this is kinda controversial i suppose, but I'm a big fan of Pacman Jones at the Bengals. Been incident free the past couple years and racked up great stats. Think he'd relish the opportunity to play for someone like Coach Pagano.
Anyway, there you have it. As i said, fan from the UK, so I'd appreciate to hear you guys thoughts. Thanks very much


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News: Fabolous Lusts To Make Ladies Better Again
Friday, Jan 28, 2011 5:35PM
Brooklyn rapper Fabolous is looking to satisfy females' desires in 2011 by re-igniting the possibility of a collaboration album alongside R&B singer Ne-Yo.
According to Fab, the long-rumored LP will likely drop within the next 12 months.
"I think this year too I might be doing this project with Ne-Yo finally," he told XXL. "We've been in talks for a minute. It's really sounding like it's gonna get done. Ne-Yo is really hyped about it. I just fell back on it, but now I see the wheels are turning a little bit. I think we need that for the game. Some of the allure from the game is gone. You see people doing less numbers, so now let's do some vanity projects where people are collaborating together." (XXL Mag)
In August 2009, Fab revealed his intent to link with Ne-Yo for a duet album.
"I'm looking to do a project later in the year with Ne-Yo which would be kinda like a Best of Both Worlds project that we've been talking about putting together. Musically, I just want to grow in that way, and of course introduce some new talented guys that I've been working with..." (The Boom Box)
A month later, R&B singer Ryan Leslie announced plans to form a super group with Fab and Ne-Yo.
"We're talking about a triple-team collaboration that's really gonna hurt the game," he revealed. "Your boy Fab, the boy Ne-Yo and yours truly on the board. It's really gonna put a hurting on everybody...The table is open -- if you're bringing something to the table, you can break bread. It's about conceptualizing. It's not gonna be a project that's thrown together. It's gonna be a real roundtable, and we're gonna talk about really putting something in the atmosphere that contributes something that's never been done before." (MTV)
When asked to name his Top 5 favorite R&B collabos last September, Fab included his 2007 Ne-Yo smash hit, "Make Me Better."
1) Method Man Feat. Mary J. Blige, "I'll Be There For You/You're All That I Need To Get By" 2) Nas Feat. Lauryn Hill, "If I Ruled the World" 3) DMX Feat. Sisqo, "What These B*tches Want" 4) Fabolous Feat. Tamia, "So Into You" 5) Fabolous Feat. Ne-Yo, "Make Me Better" (VIBE)
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Simply a return to our basics
Simply a return to our basics
As Italians we care about the food we prepare and eat, and we enjoy having conversations about it. While imagining our Pastificio, what sprang to mind were images of Italian homes, memories of good things and manners, and the wholesome food of our kitchens.
Fresh pasta is simply a return to our basics. It is about a process, small rituals and slowing down: making things instead of buying them ready made, or enjoying a meal at home with family and friends.
Fresh pasta is a lifestyle and a culture that is the envy of the world.
Discover our Classic and Special pastas.
Now delivering our fresh handmade pasta alongside other great independent stores via the high street heros at Hubbub.
Handmade daily in Shoreditch
Handmade daily in Shoreditch
Our recipe for a simply delicious Italian meal? Generous passion layered by tradition and a pinch of nostalgia.
Join us to experience the familiar comforts of an Italian table. Lunch is served daily from 12pm to 3pm, but we're open all day for starters, desserts, coffee (served rigorously in the traditional Italian moka) or a glass of wine and a nibble. Over the summer we will be open for dinner Thursday to Saturday with two seatings at 7pm and 9pm.
More than pasta...
More than pasta...
We are proud to retail some of the best Italian delicacies including a selection of "Dispensa di Amerigo" products, Italian hams, Parmigiano Reggiano and Extra Virgin Olive Oils.
Whether it is a pasta pot, a set of ceramic plates, a lamp or a recipe book our passion for all things design comes alive on our ever-changing Design Shelf.
All our wines are wines we love. From small, regional Italian producers that span the regions of Italy, our selection of wines by the glass and bottle is also available to purchase at the counter.
Events, Workshops & More
Events, Workshops & More
Whether we're hosting an event in our tasting corner, running a pasta workshop, supplying a supper club or catering an event for someone, we have one simple rule of thumb: we like it to be a convivial experience. We're fond of feasting and good wines, but part of the pleasure is sharing the table - and the food! - with friends and making new ones.
"The Basics: Egg Pasta" and "Semolina Flour: Orecchiette & More" for those new to fresh pasta making.
"Filled Pasta" workshops for those with some experience making fresh pasta or that feel confident enough after our basic workshop to take the next step!
Wednesday 3rd September
the basics: Egg Pasta (£40)
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Wednesday 10th September
filled pasta: Ravioli (£50)
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Wednesday 17th September
semolina flour: Orecchiette & More (£40)
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Wednesday 24th September
the basics: Egg Pasta (£40)
6:00pm - 7:30pm
Saturday 27th September
the basics: Egg Pasta (£40)
4:30pm - 6:00pm
To book a spot just drop us a line:
None of the dates work? Want to take a more advanced class than those offered this month? We're happy to organize something with you, get in touch and we'll do our best. (min 2 people)
For additional information click here!
People passionate about pasta
People passionate about pasta
Fresh pasta speaks of passion and creativity, tradition and nostalgia, generosity and pride - quintessentially Italian values that have spanned generations and that everyone in the Burro e Salvia team shares. We enjoy trading our family recipes whilst making pasta, get excited about what to put into the menu every week, and simply have fun whilst at the pastificio.
Women have always played a central role as the heart of Italian families, homes and kitchens, and that's exactly how it is at our pastificio. The Sfogline - the women that make pasta - are to thank for all the handmade, fresh pasta we make at Burro e Salvia. Any day of the week Gaia, Cristina, Emanuela, Floriana, Sabina, can be found at the pasta station chatting away as they prepare the day's offering. Why not stop and say hello next time you're in the neighbourhood?
Fresh pasta is a lifestyle and a culture that is the envy of the world, and we're proud to have brought one of Italy's most traditional artisanal trades, the Pastificio, to Shoreditch.
Burro e Salvia, Shoreditch's first pastificio, opened its doors on Redchurch Street on May 29, 2013.
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Dark Doppelbock - Capital Brewery
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Ratings: 63 | Reviews: 48 | Display Reviews Only:
4/5 rDev -2%
01-26-2014 18:13:56 | More by jakea
4.25/5 rDev +4.2%
08-04-2013 19:57:44 | More by Daffron24
4/5 rDev -2%
07-02-2013 03:25:59 | More by jdkitchi
4/5 rDev -2%
07-01-2013 23:38:54 | More by VictorWisc
4.75/5 rDev +16.4%
05-16-2013 16:52:27 | More by Hoolie5
4.25/5 rDev +4.2%
03-13-2013 04:58:20 | More by Zachtheporter
4.75/5 rDev +16.4%
02-02-2013 17:41:00 | More by MooseBoose
4.75/5 rDev +16.4%
12-21-2012 19:55:33 | More by Fr0stb1te
3.75/5 rDev -8.1%
11-23-2012 00:58:06 | More by Thirstygoat
4/5 rDev -2%
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into Half Acre tulip.
A- pours a dark amber, brown with a 1 finger tan head. Small wall of lacing rings the glass.
S- toffee, brown sugar, dark fruits, slight sour dough aroma.
T- sweet toffee, dark fruits, brown sugar has a slight bitterness and spice near the finish.
M- medium body and carbonation. Crisp feel with a syrupy finish.
O- nice dobbelbock that has sweet maltiness and dark fruits.
09-29-2012 03:35:16 | More by kawilliams81
3.5/5 rDev -14.2%
09-24-2012 00:42:57 | More by QCABeerTour
3.75/5 rDev -8.1%
09-17-2012 14:23:56 | More by Duff27
4.08/5 rDev 0%
I'm really happy to see this one brought back into production again as part of the 'Capital Square Series'.
Pours out a deep dark ruby-edged mahogany color with a stable 3mm foam lid but only minimal lacing qualities.
The nose contains intense rich toffee, sticky morning buns, brown sugar, plum jam, and hints of anise and powdery cinnamon... a really nice, thick, bold aroma on this one! No ABV booziness is present at all in the nose or even the flavor.
Flavor is partially toasted and nutty, but mostly brown sugared malts (doughy and chocolate about 50/50 blend) with the dark fruits only present as an accent to the malt base. Avoids being as cloyingly sweet as other Doppelbocks on the market, which is a big plus in my book. However, I have a hard time finding the flavor of the spicing accents that were present in the nose with my tongue.
Mouthfeel is perhaps a bit thinner than it ought to be in order to support the boldness of the flavors held within IMHO... but the medium level of carbonation is just fine. There is a light sort of creamy sensation.
08-25-2012 21:28:06 | More by WastingFreetime
4.25/5 rDev +4.2%
08-21-2012 00:38:31 | More by CWhite
3.45/5 rDev -15.4%
What rating did I give Capital's Blonde Dopplebock? The reason I ask is because this tastes like basically the same beer its just that it is a different color...
I think I have mentioned in other reviews that many of Capital's beers taste the same to me. This is a sentiment that has been echoed by friends of mine as well. Not don't get me wrong, I like their beers as that "taste" is a good one but it seems like a lot of their bocks end up tasting about the same and this one is no exception.
Other than the dark look in the glass and the slight roasted malt taste I got, this could have just been their Blonde version leaving me to wonder if I will buy this particular beer again. I will continue to buy Capital beers (because their Autumnal Fire for example, goes above and beyond some of their other beers) but won't be as excited anymore when they come out with new beers especially if it is in the bock category.
07-17-2012 01:12:49 | More by mjpolzin
4/5 rDev -2%
Bottle from Friar Tuck's in Savoy, IL
No bottled on date (but "1092SP" stamped on bottle)
Poured into a standard US pint glass
Capital's dark doppelbock is a very good doppelbock with classic flavors of toasted, caramel malts, dried fruit esters, and mild ethanol. Using a well-tested formula, the doppelbock pleases with its taste, but the aroma could be more upfront with its offerings. Also, I'm not really sure what differentiates this from Autumnal Fire, perhaps a slightly darker malt bill. Still, if you enjoy doppelbocks, a four-pack of this will satisfy.
Pours a 2cm head of very dense foam, composed of small bubbles, and a pale tan-white in color. Head has very good retention, lasting several minutes as it declines to a thin cap atop the body; lacing i substantial and complex, resembling something of a doily (at least on my glass). Body is a transparent dark reddish-amber, with numerous streams of carbonation rising from the bottom of the glass. Generally, very attractive, and it's hard to think of how a doppelbock could look better.
Aroma is expectedly grainy, with toffee and cracker-like scents derived from them. Significant doses of dried cherry esters are also noticeable, giving this a fairly standard doppelbock scent.
Tasting opens with pleasant caramel malt flavors adjoined to dried, dark cherry fruit esters. Caramel malt intensity builds up through the mid-palate, which also features a slight bit of noble hop presence. Slight ethanol becomes noticeable on the back of the palate, along with continued caramel malt and cherry esters. Long-lingering caramel malt meets graham cracker aftertaste.
Beer is medium to medium-heavy bodied with plentiful, but soft-feeling carbonation that makes this pillow-like and creamy on the palate. Some warming ethanol felt in the nostrils primarily, not much on tongue or throat. Finishes out dry and slightly sticky from the amount of malt used.
06-15-2012 20:39:29 | More by falloutsnow
3.95/5 rDev -3.2%
Served at about 60 farenheit. Pours dark red, decent tan-creamy head that dissapates slowly leaving a lacing that falls. Smells of toated malt, burnt sugar. Tastes of big toated malts, slips to a hint of vanilla, sweet back with a hint of hops. Mouth feel was full, hits of boozy. Overall a rather good to great example of dopplebocks.
06-05-2012 23:31:12 | More by deedric
4.68/5 rDev +14.7%
It pours, much like its name, as a slightly darker than normal dopplebock. Its color is between brown sugar and molasses and it has a beige head that is minimal but laces nonetheless.
The nose is rich with malty chocolate and brown sugar goodness, which matches up with the flavor profile perfectly. I know that some purist are going to pout that it isn't "earthy" enough for their tastes. Whatever. It is a beautiful rich malt bomb with nuance and boldness. Not every dopple does or should taste like a Celebrator clone. This is its own beer.
The mouthfeel was nice, but I guess I wanted it to be a little bit fuller. Compared to say..Aventinus, it left a little to be desired.
Overall, this is another homerun from the premier maker of Dopplebocks on this side of the Atlantic. It is an AMERICAN beer. We don't expect American IPAs to taste British and I have never understood the need for some in the beer community to make sure every Dopple tastes German. It checks almost all the boxes, but isn't contained by them. Bravo.
06-01-2012 01:15:36 | More by bismarksays
4/5 rDev -2%
05-20-2012 02:08:21 | More by BeerNDoggerel
4.13/5 rDev +1.2%
A-Deep clear red with gold on the edges. Moderate amount of slightly off white foam that leaves a nice ring on the beer's surface.
S-Very sweet aromas of crystal malt and brown sugar, fairly faint aroma overall.
T-Taste matches the smell, very sweet, bready, slightly grainy and malty. Slight roasted flavor. Very very faint noble hop flavor.
M-Medium bodied, not overly heavy feeling. Moderate carbonation. Sweet from start to finish.
Overall, another very good dopplebock from Capital. Not a super thick, sticky beer at all, very drinkable. The sweetness is not too sweet or too overally malty, no one flavor is too much. Very good.
05-19-2012 02:09:39 | More by adman08
4.18/5 rDev +2.5%
Disappointing. Maybe I need to adjust my expectations re. dopplebocks -- it's hard not to expect a lot after having had the majesty of Ayinger Dopplebock on tap (at Jacs in Madison).
Barely perceptible head. Mildly sweet aroma. Toasty roasted malt flavor dominates from start to finish, but not in a good way. Not sweet at all.
Update, 5/28/12
Eureka -- TIL: don't serve this stuff too cold. Allowed to warm up during one of those conversations with the wife, this beer comes into its own as a decent doppelbock. I've raised the score from 3.7 to 4.2.
05-12-2012 18:27:26 | More by martyl1000
4/5 rDev -2%
02-11-2012 05:54:59 | More by Crstumpf
4/5 rDev -2%
11-25-2011 04:13:09 | More by barnzy78
4.58/5 rDev +12.3%
Had on tap at Chicago's infamous Map Room.
I can see why "dark" is in the title, though I'm sort of confused, as this appears in places as "Imperial Dark Doppelbock," as well, though that does seem rather EXCESSIVE, to stick that imperial on there.
Really a delicious beer. There is a certain nuttiness to a very rich, velvety, chocolate flavor. A little bit of that German-lager essence to remind you you're drinking a doppelbock and not some sort of cocoa porter, but it does remind one of those beers.
04-11-2009 04:42:06 | More by redjameskidd
4.1/5 rDev +0.5%
Served on tap in a snifter at Kelleher's pub in Peoria, IL.
A - pours pitch black with a small head
S - smells of grapes, wheat, banana, and malts
T - tastes very sweet and sticky -- chocolate malts, and grapes. The alcohol is also very noticeable during the first couple of drinks. Good example of a doppelbock.
M - very full and creamy. It is also sticky.
D - drinkability is decent. It was very sticky and flavorful. Due to the high abv (8.8%), it will be hard to have more than two...
12-31-2008 02:45:51 | More by birchstick
Dark Doppelbock from Capital Brewery
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- 16 to 18 ounces fresh or frozen cheese ravioli
- 4 tablespoons olive oil, plus more for drizzling
- 1 pound mushrooms, sliced
- 1 bunch Swiss chard, stems discarded and leaves chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, chopped
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 1/2 cup shaved pecorino
- Cook the ravioli according to the package directions.
- Meanwhile, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat.
- Add the mushrooms and cook, tossing occasionally, until they're tender and any liquid has evaporated, 4 to 5 minutes.
- Add the Swiss chard, garlic, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper and cook, tossing frequently, until tender, 3 to 5 minutes.
- Top the ravioli with the vegetable mixture, drizzle with the remaining oil, and sprinkle with the pecorino.
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- Calories 598Calories From Fat 270
- Fat 30g
- Sat Fat 11g
- Cholesterol 74mg
- Sodium 1,284mg
- Protein 23g
- Carbohydrate 57g
- Sugar 4g
- Fiber 5g
- Iron 4mg
- Calcium 394mg
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According to the Department of Labor, North Dakota ranks number one in the nation with the lowest unemployment rate -- and it isn't even close.
The number sits at three-point-one...the next closest is Nebraska at more than a half point higher -- three-point-eight.
Numbers like that drive home the point that finding workers in the region is tough.
Menards knows that -- and for the last several months the company has been taking big steps to keep its Minot store staffed.
Perry Olson has that.
This isn't your normal private jet pulling into Minot's General Aviation Terminal. This plane is full of reinforcements...for here -- Menards.
(Phil Graef - Minot Menards Manager) "I don't know if we are ever fully staffed..."
Many unfilled jobs paired with booming business isn't a good match, so twice weekly, this plane makes the flight from Wisconsin -- Menards home base -- to Minot...one of the busiest locations.
(Phil Graef - Minot Menards Manager) "We were trying to meet the supply and demand and we threw a lot of ideas out there and this was the best option to take care of the guests and get people on a consistent basis."
About 25 folks per flight from Wisconsin and Minnesota...
(Phil Graef - Minot Menards Manager) "They get on the plane, they come here, spend four or five days. We provide transportation and lodging of course and then they fly back out, spend a few days at home and then fly back out again."
Doug Einch has taken full advantage of this long commute for months now. His store in Minnesota is under construction...so steady work was available here...at a much higher rate of pay...with lots of work to do compared to home...
(Doug Einch - Minneapolis, MN) "The difference is here, when people buy, they buy big...a whole shed or a trailer. It isn't just one thing, it is a whole bunch of add ons and things people need to complete an entire project. Not just a hammer to start it."
As he helps customers, the job of hiring continues...or trying to hire -- and people continue to flock to North Dakota, the spot in the nation for jobs.
(Phil Graef - Minot Menards Manager) "I had a lady yesterday that was out in NY and she lost everything there and she is looking for an opportunity so she applied and we are looking at interviewing her too. It is the land of opportunity right now in ND."
Until these positions can be filled locally though...this 600 mile commute will continue, trying to keep supply up with very strong demand. In Minot, Perry Olson, KX News.
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What a week... I don't know about you, but I need a beer and I need some football. We could be seeing the start of a revolution in the Carolina football landscape. We are seeing the seeds sewn in the masses as they start to take pride in the organization, and while much of this surrounds Cam Newton it's more accurate to give the credit to the front office who were willing to take the risk and make Newton the face of the franchise. Fans are endeared to the Panthers now, even with the likelihood of a losing season. Hope is a powerful motivator, and fans now have real hope this team will turn the corner.
In turn I decided to give the Brew for the Game to a brewery as local as it gets. Sadly, for those of us out of the greater Charlotte area this will be harder to find, but it is prolific throughout the city of Charlotte and that seems apropos for this Sunday's game.
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The Brewery: The Olde Mecklenburg Brewery is definitely a new kid on the block when it comes on the North Carolina brewery scene, but they've made a big impact since releasing their first batch of Copper in 2009. Committed to freshness and local availability it remains to be seen how far the reach of OMB will be, but if you're in the Queen City do yourself a favor and get one of these.
The Brew: A fairly typical altbier, OMB Copper is a complex, bready beer that tastes a little different with every sip. At 4.8% ABV it's not heavy on the alcohol either, making it perfect for tailgating.
How it relates to the game: Ron Rivera wants to set a standard of an 'our house' mentality at Bank of America stadium. What better way to support this movement than with a truly local beer seated right inside the reach of BoA stadium?
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The Ateneum has been donated an important painting by Ferdinand von Wright (1822-1906). It is an interior showing Ferdinand's brother Wilhelm's workshop at the latter's house (called Marieberg after Wilhelm's wife Maria) on the island of Orust in Bohuslän on the west coast of Sweden. Wilhelm (1810-1887) produced zoological illustrations there and since 1835 had been working on a comprehensive book on Scandinavian fish (Scandinaviens fiskar). Wilhelm also used the workshop for carpentry, bird taxidermy, drawing, and both repairing and making weaponry.
Ferdinand lived in the workshop while visiting Wilhelm in 1850-52. It was thanks to him that Wilhelm began to paint in oils again, having been the first of the three von Wright brothers to use the medium. Ferdinand, in turn, learnt a lot from Wilhelm, as demonstrated in this painting of Wilhelm and his father-in-law Olof Bildt. The work displays what would be key features of Ferdinand's future work, such as narrative, fine draughtsmanship, and great skill in rendering materials.


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"We really don't have any classes together and we can really get to know our Buddies and do different activities and work through things together," said Callie Namminga, a freshman at East.
Namminga is taking part in Project Unify. The program puts special education students together with regular ed students for a series of team-building exercises.
"They don't see the differences in each other as much as they see how they're all alike and like the same things as teenagers," said Michelle Morgan, special education teacher at East High School.
It's the fifth year for the project in Sioux City, and the 185th Air Refueling Wing is helping out for the first time.
"How to work together as a team, how to break down barriers of communication, to accomplish things," said Sr. Master Sergeant TJ Fennell of the 185th Air Refueling Wing.
Throughout the day, students perform tasks that can only be done by working with others.
"That you have to pull the rope and make sure that you don't drop the thing," said Ashley Ford, a junior at East High.
"If people didn't pull enough or do their share of the work, it was harder to do it," said Namminga.
Students also acted out different bullying scenarios for the group to give children clear choices about how to respond when bullies mistreat their friends.
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Scenarios dealt with being new to school, cyber bullying, and even a blind student. Several solutions brought in a teacher or older friend for help. And for the teachers, the real treat comes for the students afterwards.
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The Hotel Al Gazzettino is situated on one of the most confusing blocks of the San Marco area. It's a simple three-star spot with a tiny, cluttered and cozy lobby and 10 traditionally Venetian guest rooms.
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Pros: Great location (once you find it). Good value.
Cons: No elevator. Thin walls.
Rooms at the Hotel Al Gazzettino have all the Venetian-style trappings, including busy red damask wallpaper, gilded mirrors, Murano-style light fixtures and some colorful bedding.
All rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a satellite TV, safe, minibar and telephone. Six rooms offer canal views and four look to side streets.
The private bathrooms are your usual fare, and equipped with a bathtub or shower. A hair dryer and toiletries are provided.
The Hotel Al Gazzettino is a basic sort, but it's a solid pick for the unfussy traveler looking to be in the center of the action.
A buffet breakfast with meats, cheeses and fruits is included in the room rate. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi. Note that the hotel does not have an elevator.
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Located to the east of the Grand Canal, the ultra-busy San Marco neighborhood is the city's commercial, tourist and religious core. The magnificent Piazza San Marco and Saint Mark's Basilica attract travelers (and hungry pigeons) like a magnet. Here, the Rialto Bridge is a beautiful, bustling mess, where boats unload, tourists amass and pricey boutiques abound. Nearby you'll find the Accademia Bridge, Campo San Stefano, the San Stefano church and lots of street performers, shops and restaurants.


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News: Cassidy Spares Meek Mill's Career: "If I Was Him, I Would Have Backed Out, Too" [Video]
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Philadelphia rapper Cassidy recently spoke on his short-lived Twitter feud with former comrade Meek Mill and why the Maybach Music Group artist made a smart decision by falling back on a potential full-fledged battle.
Cass said despite their viral war of words, he did not feel the need to drop an atom bomb-like diss on Meek's head.
"I didn't feel as though enough was done for him to deserve a diss record yet. He's going to really have to get out-of-pocket, put me in a song or say something crazy to get a diss record." Warned Cassidy, "I would advise him not to do it, because if he jumps in the ring with me, it's going to be problems. He knows what I'm capable of, and he knows how I get it in, so I don't blame him for backing out. If I was him, I would have backed out, too." (AHH)
Last week, Cass denied his new "Diary of a Hustla" track is aimed at Meek.
"That's because it wasn't a diss record," Cass said when asked why he did not go harder on Meek with "Diary of a Hustla." "I just put it out a couple hours after we went through that Twitter situation so everybody called it a Meek diss but it wasn't. It was just a record I just put out to give the streets some bars. If I do a diss record, it's going to be on the 'Ether' level if not worse. It's gonna be direct, you gonna know it's a diss record, you gonna know who I'm talking about. That was a little record I threw out there for the streets to keep them fed." ("The Breakfast Club")
He also explained why Meek is ultimately responsible for making him respond.
"I was in the studio the other day and I found out he's talking crazy on Twitter -- I'm thinking like, 'Wow.' Years and years ago, when he was in middle school, I had plaques on my wall. I got platinum singles everybody got their own opinion, it's cool, he's got his little wave right now, to a certain extent but I been did that. I been laid that groundwork for my city." ("The Breakfast Club")
Although Mill did not address him direclty, he reportedly laughed off Cass' track.
"That had 2 b a warm up! Lol," Meek tweeted November 15th. (Meek Mill's Twitter)
"@MeekMill I f*ck with you on some real sh*t, but Cassidy went in on that diss "Diary Of A Hustla".," Twitter user @SamDhaillest tweeted in response to Meek.
"RT @MeekMill That had 2 b a warm up! Lol -- what u got then??? We waiting for the response homes," Twitter user @DJCrazyC tweeted in response to Meek.
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Arizona State softball has punched the program's 25th trip to the NCAA Tournament, hosting a Tempe Regional May 17-19 as the fifth seed overall. The Tempe Regional will be on TV on ESPNU.
The Sun Devils are 45-10 on the year and will play a San Jose State squad that is 42-15. With a fifth seed, Arizona State will be eligible to host both the Regionals and Super Regionals.
The Tempe Regional field is Arizona State (45-10), San Jose State (42-15), San Diego State (35-18) and Georgia (38-19). SDSU and Georgia play at 3:30 p.m. ET/12:30 p.m. PT; ASU and SJSU play at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT.
Regionals will be held May 16-19 on 16 campus sites. At each campus site, a four-team, double-elimination tournament will be conducted and the 16 winning teams advance to the Super Regionals.
Super Regionals for the tournament will be held May 23-26 on eight campus sites. At each site, two teams play in a best-of-three tournament format. The winners from each site advance to the NCAA Women's College World Series. The WCWS is held in Oklahoma City from May 30 to June 5.
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1 Oklahoma, 2 Florida, 3 Oregon, 4 Texas, 5 Arizona State, 6 Missouri, 7 Tennessee, 8 Michigan, 9 LSU, 10 Alabama, 11 Washington, 12 Kentucky, 13 South Alabama, 14 Nebraska, 15 Louisville, 16 Texas A&M
ASU softball hosts the NCAA Tempe Regionals opening play Friday, May 17 on ESPNU.
Monday, May 13th at 1 p.m. General Public All-Session Passes go on sale. These can be purchased in person, online, or over the phone at 480-727-0000. Anyone who pre-purchased their tickets can start picking them up at 1 p.m.
Wednesday, May 15th at 9 a.m. if available, single game tickets will go on sale to everyone. These can be purchased in person, online, or over the phone at 480-727-0000. After the first two games are played, there are no guarantees which dugout the teams will be in.
All six of Myers' WCWS appearances have come off of ASU hosting a Super Regional in Tempe. ASU has only missed making the WCWS once since Myers was hired in 2006, making it as far as the Super Regionals in 2010.
A postseason berth in 2013 will be the ninth-consecutive for ASU. It will be the 25th appearance in the NCAA Tournament for the program, a 78-47 record.
Clint Myers is 48-13 (.787) in the postseason, 25-3 (.893) in the postseason at Farrington Stadium and 14-8 (.636) in the Women's College World Series.
The bullpen in the postseason:
Dallas Escobedo 14-4
2012 (4-4); 2011 (10-0)
Mackenzie Popescue 0-0
2011 (0-0; 0.1 inn.; 4 pitches)
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Beautiful Villa in a Prime Location in Englewood
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Highpoint
- rates (USD) $ 1,500 - $ 1,500 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful Villa located in the heart of Englewood.
This Villa has everything you need for a comfortable and memorable vacation. Your vacation home is situated on a quiet cul-de-sac with only 44 other villas. This unit is situated conveniently across from the communal pool. Only minutes away are world renowned beaches with some of the best shelling and shark tooth collecting in Florida. Dearborn Street with its many restaurants and farmers markets is within walking distance along with grocery store , restaurants and shops.
villa rental amenities
Newly upgraded pool with gradual steps and handrail, deck with cabana ,large motorized awning and well kept grounds . Large shaded area under cabana for those who don't want too much sun. Lots of loungers with side tables. Occasional planned community gatherings offer you a chance to meet friendly neighbours.Your villa comes with all accessories you need to have an enjoyable stay. Large TV is in armoire . Lawn chairs , bbq ,screened garage door with carpeted and air conditioned garage.Lanai is furnished as well.The large grounds offer as much privacy as you would want with ample spaces between buildings. Grounds are professionally kept.
activities and attractions in Englewood Gulf Coast South
A short drive to the famous Englewood beach. Boat and water sports rentals minutes away as well. There are many county walking trails available at no cost. Your vacation Villa is located in area where you can have as much or as little activity as you desire.Make sure to check out the local restaurants and attractions on Tripadvisor.
vacation rental rates
Rate is per month
Jan , Feb and March are booked
November , December and April are still
available at $1500.00 per month
No smokers please
No pets please
25% of total rent required as deposit to hold reservation
Balance of entire rent is required in advance of occupancy