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Every Sunday night, Golf.com conducts an e-mail roundtable with writers from Sports Illustrated and Golf Magazine. Check in every week for the unfiltered opinions of our writers and editors and join the conversation in the comments section below.
Dave Stockton, two-time major winner, putting guru to the stars and author of the new book "Own Your Game" joins our roundtable this week. For more from Dave, visit StocktonGolf.com.
1. After Robert Garrigus played with Kevin Na on Saturday at the Valspar Championship, Garrigus' caddie said "it ain't fair" for his boss to have been paired with Na because Na's slow play affected Garrigus' rhythm. Does playing with a slow player present a competitive disadvantage? What, if anything, should the PGA Tour do to speed up play?
Dave Stockton: The point to remember is a player should be aware of his fellow competitor as it relates to his preferred pace of play. Don't change your pace to make up for a slower or faster competitor. As for the PGA Tour, it would be constructive if they did anything to help solve this problem.
Michael Bamberger, senior writer, Sports Illustrated: Adjusting to the Tour's glacial pace is part of the deal if you want to win. They're all slow, it's just a question of degrees. The speed-of-play is so out-of-whack it likely cannot be fixed without resorting to measures the players don't want -- a true shot clock -- and the Tour exists for the benefit of its members, so, to use a phrase, that ain't gonna happen.
Alan Shipnuck, senior writer, Sports Illustrated (@AlanShipnuck): Oh, gawd, are we still kvetching about slow play? What's the point?! Nothing ever gets done, so it's really pointless to waste any more time on the subject. It now has to be considered the rub of the green, akin to a sand-filled divot, so the likes of Garrigus just have to learn to deal with it.
Joe Passov, senior editor, courses and travel, Golf Magazine (@joepassov): Being paired with a slow player can definitely present a competitive disadvantage (see Sabbatini v. Crane). That said, it remains up to the player to assume the proper mindset before he tees off -- and it's up to the PGA Tour to crack down further. Gosh, though, we've been down this road so many times before. There's so much money and careers at stake that the players have disincentives to speed up. Every shot, every decision matters, so why rush it? A further problem is course set-ups. Too many hazards, too much rough, and greens that are way faster than they were a generation ago converge to make for slow play. Yet, with equipment, fitness, teaching and talent being what it is, how else are you supposed to provide proper tests and deserving champions?
Gary Van Sickle, senior writer, Sports Illustrated (@GaryVanSickle): The problem with playing with a slowpoke is that he gets your group on the clock right away, and then when another player has a legit strategy or yardage question, he gets docked for a bad timing. There's a lot of gray area here. The Tour officials know who all the slowpokes are. The only way they can enforce pace-of-play rules is to have a shot clock so that it's a black-or-white issue whether a player got a shot off in 45 seconds or not.
Josh Sens, contributing writer, Golf Magazine (@JoshSens): It's definitely a disadvantage for the fast player in a fast-slow pairing. And in non-tournament golf, I think fast players should have the right to say, 'See you later, buddy,' and play ahead, assuming there's an opening. Sounds rude, maybe, but no less rude than the behavior of the oblivious slowpoke whose agonizing pace spoils the day for everyone else. Let's face it: unless you have a physical disability, slow play is a choice, and an inconsiderate one. And no, it has very little to do with shot-making skill, so don't give me that excuse. For a guy like Garrigus, playing in a pro event, it's a bad break to be sure, because a slow guy can play with a fast guy without suffering, but not the other way around. But until the rules change, he should consider it yet another of the many mental challenges of his profession and work out a way to deal with it. As for what the Tour should do, implement a shot clock (surely, the experts can come up with some sort of reasonable time between shots) and enforce it on first violation. Exceptions would have to be made for rulings and other holdups out of player's control. But more complicated obstacles have been overcome before. Slow play is a blight on the game. It makes watching tournaments painful and playing the game more frustrating still. That's a long answer. I could have played three holes by now.
Cameron Morfit, senior writer, Golf Magazine (@CameronMorfit): Because the whole Tour is slow, and the problem has gotten so big, it's hard to know where to start. The Tour does put players "on the clock" when they lose touch with the group in front of them, but with everyone playing a four- to five-hour round, it's easy to play slow and still not get busted. Max Homa played the final round in Puerto Rico by himself two Sundays ago and got around in less than two hours. Can you imagine if that was the norm for a round of golf? It would be a much, much better game.
2. John Senden won the Valspar Championship on Sunday, the second consecutive Florida Tour stops with tough conditions and a hard course that created many bogeys. Overkill for golf fans -- and players? Or is this championship golf at its best?
STOCKTON: It's simply courses being set up to get the players ready for the Masters. While it is different to have all these courses in Florida play so difficult, it serves the players' needs. Whether it's a new course (Doral) or a tight layout with wind, it creates championship golf.
BAMBERGER: I would say not two -- three in a row, with a fourth, Bay Hill, coming. I think it's good. Tougher courses always favor better players. But I would reverse the Sunday philosophy. I would make Sunday pins the easiest of the week. Pin placement dictates all, hence the crazy-low scores you see in Wednesday pro-ams when the pins are dead-center like a clown's nose.
MORFIT: I don't mind watching some tougher conditions, which is to say a bit of wind. As they say across the pond, if it ain't windy, it ain't golf. (Okay, they don't say it exactly like that, but I will, in honor of the fact that most of the good, young American players today seem to be from the South.)
SHIPNUCK: It's a fun contrast to the birdie-fests in the desert, and there's a certain suspense in watching guys trying not to kick away a tournament, but the whole Florida swing has turned into defensive golf. I'd like to see more of a mix -- and I know the players would, too.
VAN SICKLE: All it takes is a little Florida wind to make any of the Florida courses play tough. You saw it at the new Doral, a tough track already. The Copperhead gave up some 64s Saturday when it was nice. I don't think the players want four Florida U.S. Open replicas, and let's face it, fans prefer eagles and birdies. Everything doesn't need to be the Open. It's okay if the winning score is -18. Nothing wrong with that.
SENS: These guys are good, sure. But often, these guys also make it look too easy. Now and then, it's good fun to watch them struggle. Sports shouldn't just be about hero worship. It should also involve human struggle. Tough venues give the Tour a nice mix of the two.
PASSOV: Other than having sand and extra wind for a couple of days in common, Doral's Blue Monster and Innisbrook's Copperhead proved to be brutes for different reasons. The Monster featured firm conditions, new greens and tons of water; Copperhead chomped down with trees, rough and elevated greens where it was tough to get close to the hole with approaches. Because of the differing tests the two courses provided, I was fine with it. I don't want a steady diet of it, however. Challenging set-ups are supposed to elevate the majors. I don't want the rank-and-file events and the big boys being indistinguishable.


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Could it get any crazier at Birmingham City Hall? Of course it could. @BhamWeekly is now tweeting:
Press conference at city hall. Smitherman to read statement saying Hoyt did not keep his word on Council President vote.
Smitherman says city needs stability, honesty, someone whose word can be trusted. Says Hoyt pledged his vote to her last night.
Says her budget review process would have reduced city department needs by $9 million dollars. Says #bham is a vibrant city, not gloomy.
Kyle asks if Hoyt is legally pro-tem, as Royal became Mayor as soon as he was elected Council Pres & could not vote in pro tem elect.
Royal, who became Mayor, might not legally be allowed to have made that vote for Hoyt as pro tem. Would mean 5-4 vote was not valid.
Smitherman says she got played today, politics at its worst. But is a Christian & says she'll be done w/ this issue when presser over.
Smitherman says she knows Patrick Cooper was calling councilors trying to get them to vote for Royal for council president.
Smitherman won't say who Cooper called. Says she is tired, is going home to prepare for thanksgiving. Presser over.
So. Steven Hoyt allegedly stabbed Carole Smitherman in the back. He may not be the legally elected President Pro Tem. Will there be a real challenge, or will the victors just shove Smitherman off to the side and move on? What happened to the calm that was supposed to follow the Larry storm?


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Booze and The Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
A few months ago, in my microeconomics class, my professor was re-explaining the law of diminishing marginal utility to everyone just before class ended. One student proclaimed, "This doesn't apply to alcohol though right? If my goal is to get tipsy or drunk, then the last beer that gets me to the state of drunkenness has more utility". The professor simply stated, "Yes the law still does apply", and the class was dismissed without a proper rebuttal.
Of course, no matter what good or service we're talking about the law still stands. That first beer has the greatest utility because it is where you cross the threshold of being stone-cold sober to being, to whatever extent depending on the individual, intoxicated. In other words, without alcohol in your system you can't even be on your way to inebriation. This is what makes the first beer most valuable or why it has the most utility. The marginal utility of the following beers will diminish since it takes fewer and fewer beers to reach intoxication. Once said individual has guzzled enough brews to reach his drunken objective, then total utility is maximized.
Of course, there are only so many sips of liquid courage one can have before they spiral downwards into a world of vomit and terrible decisions. The moral of the story is only to drink enough to maximize your total utility, which is where marginal utility equals zero. Otherwise, you could find yourself in the dark world of negative marginal utility thereby decreasing your total utility :(
Peter The Tyrant
Much to my delight, Rep. Peter King is pissed. He believes fringes like Rand Paul, with their "isolationist ideas" are destroying the party. The Political Class, as sophists and rarely anything else, take all that is true and good, and flip it on its head. Of course, supporting more invasions of privacy, where the State could easily use all of its data to imprison and murder anyone for its own sake, supporting the slaughter of millions across the Middle East are pragmatic and reasonable positions within the political paradigm.
The laughably dishonest King goes onto state that it was the antiwar "isolationism" that hurt the Democratic Party during the 1970's and 80's. However, he either intentionally fails or is completely ignorant of what that Nixon and even George W. Gush was elected on the peace platform. Ron Paul has highlighted these facts on numerous occasions.
King believes if Republicans just reach out to the union members, who according to him are socially conservative, then they'll have more political power. In other words, if Republicans just act like prudish Democrats then it's onto a New Republican Order forever and ever. Once again, King is dead wrong when Right to Work laws, supported by many Republicans in state offices, have been enacted in nearly half of the states. Furthermore, issues like gay marriage and pot legislation which are the antithesis of social conservatism. Psychopaths like King just can't handle power slipping out of their hands which is proven when he proclaims his lust for being the "standard bearer of the party". I hope to witness the day when the entire political class is tossed into the dustbin of history.
H/T Judy Morris @ http://libertycalling.net/ for bring my attention to this article.
Author's Note: It's great to be back from a much needed vacation with the family. I'll post something on my brief visit south of the border in a future blog post.
They Finally Did It!
Capitalism+Bacon+Jerky= Maximum Happiness
Parasites Feed Their Friends Too
ABC News reports that "the House spent $2 million" on coffee, pastries, and expensive catering last year. Of course, the biggest spender was a Republican, you know the champions of fiscal responsibility. No.3 Republican, Kevin McCarthy spent almost $100,000 on feeding his friends with the fruits of other Americans' labor. Its sad to think that this money could've been elsewhere which raises a much larger question. How much better off would humanity if nothing was stolen from them? Where would humanity be if resources were directed to their preferred uses through voluntary transactions?
Let's Starve The Workers
Tom Hayden, from USA Today, is highly critical of capitalism in light of the Bangladesh factory collapse that killed over a thousand women. Hayden believes Ricardo's Law of Comparative Advantage "encourages" Western corporations to move from China to Bangladesh; since Bangladesh touts itself as having few regulations. Hayden also believes Bangladesh workers are being exploited by Western corporations like Gap and Wal-Mart since they are being paid so-little. "Only the threat of corporations" leaving to go elsewhere, like Disney, will get policy-makers to act, says Hayden. Hayden makes a comparison to a factory fire in the U.S., the Triangle Shirtwaist fire of 1911,which was used as reasoning for (horrific) New Deal labor reforms.
Hayden may be correct when he speaks of how Comparative Advantage works, but his policy prescription is downright horrible. First, however, let me say that it obviously terrible that anyone would die in a factory fire. Hayden writes as if, it is in a businesses' interest to have a factory burn to the ground with all of the workers in it. Even if a firm doesn't give a damn about its workers this is still a net loss for company. If they are truly interested in only profits, as Hayden implies, then they will make the necessary adjustments to ensure that an incident as such does not happen again. Forcing the government to regulate this industry by imposing and impose will only increase the suffering of Bangladeshi workers. While we westerners believe that these working conditions are abhorrent, they are better than the previous conditions of Bangladeshi workers who were either working in small-scale farming or scavenging just to survive. Working in a factory gives them the chance to make a higher wage and put more food on the table for them and their families. Industrialization is a process, and inevitably as more companies move into the Bangladesh, there will be more competition for laborers which lead to better working conditions. Hayden's quest to implement New Deal labor policies, like minimum wage and labor regulations will only increase the business costs which will lead to more unemployment and starvation for Bangladeshis.
Killer Cops in Bakersfield
Uniformed gang members, aka the Kern County Sherriff's Department, brutally murdered David Sal Silva, a father of four, in Bakersfield, California this past Wednesday. The tax-feeders were apparently responding the non-crime of public intoxication somewhere near city hospital when they confronted the victim. While nine of these so-called "public servants" were bashing his skull in, witnesses stated that he was crying out for help and begging the officers to stop while he was choking on his own blood.
What's more, witnesses also recorded the incident via their cell phones, but had them confiscated by deputies. More specifically and outrageously, these deputies held these witnesses hostage until they gave up and handed over their phones. The deputies, who like any gang members are simply protecting their own, stated that the videos are being used as part of an internal investigation.
This Bakersfield Californian article also describes three other excessive force incidents over the past couple years. Of course, these are the incidents we are aware of. Furthermore, William Grigg, at lewrockwell.com, also reported this story a year and a half ago where a Kern County deputy ran over a girl while he was joy-riding through an intersection. These are the heroes, remember? Like everyone else wearing a government issued uniform. There are at least four children out there who beg to differ.
I know this is true in most major cities, but in Bakersfield, where I currently reside, I'll be even more mindful of these killer cops.
Then They Came Your Coffee
The internet media is buzzing today with reports of the FDA's announcing it will investigate caffeinated products. Of course, government agencies need to contrive some threat to society in order to justify their existence. Like the need for new gun laws, the regulation of caffeine would be "for the children". Still, what's most hilarious about the FDA's Consumer Health Information Report, where the FDA made this absurd declaration, is that the "announcement comes just as Wrigley is promoting a new pack of gum, with eight pieces each containing as much caffeine as half a cup of coffee". So caffeine gum is health hazard, but the cancer causing aspartame which is in almost every piece of gum is safe for consumption?
They Still Want to Raise The Minimum Wage
Dave Johnson, a fellow at Campaign for America's Future, believes raising the minimum wage is necessary to fix our economy. He presents productivity and wage charts which show productivity and wages consistently rising until the 1970's, where wages stagnated as productivity continued rising. He believes if wages were to continuously rise with productivity then minimum wage should be around 16.50 hour "which is what more than 40% of Americans make" today. The author emphasizes the importance equality of wages by citing economist Joseph Stiglitz arguments. According to Stiglitz, if consumers had higher wages this would stimulate consumer spending thereby fueling overall economic growth. From here, Mr. Johnson jumps to the conclusion; if the government raises the price floor on wages then this will somehow stimulate the economy and lead to an economic recovery. The author concludes his article by advocating the minimum wage be raised from higher corporate tax rates, better government-provided job training programs. Of course, all of his solutions are just plain bad but raising the minimum wage is the most obviously terrible one.
Raising the minimum wage comes with a few serious unintended consequences. First, a minimum wage is a price floor where prices may not fall below a certain rate. When prices are not allowed to fall in a market this will cause a surplus or in this case, a surplus of labor. Raising this price floor only causes the surplus to grow labor which for the layman means higher unemployment. What's more, a minimum wage increase would hurt the least skilled workers, the people who need the job the most, since they would not be worth keeping at the government imposed rate. Lastly, a minimum wage increase will hurt the smaller businesses that have lower profit margins than the big box stores like Wal-Mart or Target. In fact, Wal-Mart loves the minimum wage because it hurts their smaller competitors. Many small business owners will have to choose between, cutting hours, firing employees, and raising the price of their goods or services, or a combination of these decisions. Either way, they are looking at even smaller profit margins in the long run. So, Mr. Johnson's, and many of our fearless leaders' plan would actually harm not help "We the People".
3d Printers Making Greater Advances
This article at the Huffington Post describes how advanced manufacturing is taking Chicago by storm. Advanced manufacturing, at this point, basically uses the 3d printer for producing goods. More specifically, the article describes how the "retail location" Innovation Factory is printing shoes and showcasing them at a 3d Fashion Show in Chicago on April 24th. This technology is truly and will continue to revolution manufacturing in the years to come.
First, when this technology becomes cheap enough, the average consumer will have the power to become their own manufacturer of goods that once were produced in factories. In the future, policy makers in the U.S. may not have to worry about creating better conditions to bring manufacturing jobs back to America. In other words, it seems as if the market found a way around government erected barriers, such as regulations and taxes, on manufacturing businesses. We'll just have to be watchful when they find a way to tax and regulate these wonderful machines.
Similar to what the Huff Post article described, consumers in the future will simply be able to choose the design of a good, like shoes, from a retailer on a Web site then hit the print button at home. The consumer's shoes are then produced by the 3d printer of the consumer in his or her home. Of course, there are still resource costs to consider so not everyone will be able to produce shoes at home. This still leads one to believe that the job of the factory worker will be less prevalent in the years to come with the 3d printer having a greater presence in the market.
The 3d printer has the potential to make many goods, virtually anything, cheaper in the future once they become more efficient. Labor costs will slide closer to zero in 3d printer dominated markets while investment costs will decrease as the 3d printer itself is more easily produced.
Price Control Frenzy in Latin America
I don't know what is with Latin American governments these days. It seems like many of their fearless leaders failed Economics 101. The Cato-At-Liberty blog cites the troubling trend of price ceilings being enforced in Venezuela,Argentina, and Ecuador to battle inflation. Yes, they still think the price controls will create conditions where everyone gets what they want. Of course, price ceilings typically lead to a shortage of goods demanded by the populace. Oh well, at least a few people can make some extra cash selling these items at higher prices on the black market.


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Looks like Kelsie Huff will be just as funny in the afterlife as she is in her real life. "My tombstone will read: Kelsie Huff. Not buried here. We decided to go in another direction," she said in her Twitter feed last week. Huff hails from Chicago, where she's a member of the prestigious Second Ci ... More >>
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With Friday's release of The Heat (Sandra Bullock, Melissa McCarthy), another buddy cop movie joins a film library filled with explosions, oddball pairings and broad humor. While the genre's been compacted into a cliche over the years (especially immediately following its heyday in the late '80s and ... More >>
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Love is weird. Most anyone over the age of, say, sixteen or so has at least one story of an ill-fated romance based on the old adage of "opposites attract." Worse, it's usually more "whatever will cause us the most confusion, chaos and, most likely, pain attracts." That's not to say those strange ro ... More >>
The NBA is teeming with actors. Yes, actors. Maybe not the kind you're used to in films and plays, but they still act. These "actors" can often be found over-dramatizing physical contact by flamboyantly diving into the air or covering their eyes while pretending to get clocked with an invisible elbo ... More >>
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He is a very talented singer, one of the best percussionists in Europe, a very creative composer and renowned musical innovator.
Eddie's interest in sounds and rhythms started at a very young age. Actually it all started with playing on the bottom of a metal bucket, listening to music in the basement at his parents' home in Gary, Indiana.
A student exchange brought Eddie in 1975 to Holland, where he remains and works till today. His first public performance was in the local Dutch bands from the Rotterdam area. After that performances with artists like Joe Borne who also came from the U.S.A. Eddie began to branch out as a top studio musician and producer. Eventually Eddie started producing artists like Daniel Sahuleka with the album "Sunbeam". This album was given the prestigious Dutch Edison award.
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Nevertheless, the daughter called the police after the spanking. Now the mother wants to know how she can forgive her daughter's betrayal and how they can continue to live under the same roof since the daughter refuses to obey the rules of the house and considers measures such as timeouts to be "BS."
"I believe in spanking if you are hard-headed or disobedient," the mother wrote. "Is there anything wrong with spanking your child as long as you don't beat them?"
The mother ends by writing, "Remember when your parents would say, 'I brought you in this world, I'll take you out!' And we got in line and obeyed."
She asks, "How do you think I should discipline my children ... if spanking, punishing and timeout are not working or illegal? None of them seem to work for my child. Please advise."
The response: In most states, whipping. spanking and especially the kind of "whuppings" my Daddy gave me are illegal. Back then, I thought he was evil, mean and barbaric! But now as an adult, I realize he made me a better, civilized human being and a productive citizen. I know most of us discipline our children as we were taught. I'm also guilty!
But I hated the whippings! I'd rather receive a whipping than be on punishment for a month; even though I couldn't sit down for two weeks. I stopped spanking my children at the age of 13. However, in today's society, I don't believe corporal punishment is necessary. The children/youth of today are a different breed.
I would talk to your daughter and explain the errors of her ways. That was a bold and serious move for her to sneak out the house and return at 1 a.m., especially at 9 years old. To be honest, it's serious at any age.
You didn't mention the father. Where is he?
I suggest that you seek counseling. Your daughter obviously is not afraid of the consequences of being disobedient, or the danger of the streets. You need to get a handle on this now because in a couple of years, she will be running your house, in juvenile detention, or, sadly, dead.
I recommend counseling, involving her church and other extracurricular activities to keep her busy. You may want to invest in an alarm system (motion, doors and windows). And foremost, don't forget to pray.


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- The OECD's Sustainable Management of Water Resources in Agriculture has massive amounts of information (some of it written by readers of this blog :) on prices in Australia, the EU, US, Mexico and so on...
- Spotted owls did not cause unemployment among loggers. I wonder if these researchers are interested in looking into the connection between deliveries of ag water and jobs? :)
- The World Bank "supports water projects with insufficient regard for countries' actual need." Instead of doing projects in water-poor countries, the Bank funds them (dams) in water-rich countries.
- Australian environmentalists buy water from farmers to recharge lakes. Good.
- I'm shocked, shocked, that these Central Valley legislators traded their votes on healthcare for greater water supplies. Rush Limbaugh is upset, but he's a drug addict who should not be calling people "hypocrites"
- China blocks Copenhagen. It's a ludic game, as I said (the only rules are that there are no rules).
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3 comments:
- thomasthethinkengine said...
Sorry David,
I must disagree about the Australian thingo. I think it is a bit of a joke.
- 12 April, 2010 16:54
- Fixed Carbon said...
The Spotted Owl link doesn't work. Can you fix it?
thanks, don
- 13 April, 2010 07:30
- David Zetland said...
@TTE -- touche! hahaha
@FC -- works for me. Try again?
- 13 April, 2010 17:38
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The front row is exactly the same as that in Canada a fortnight ago. However, Hamilton is this time keeping a keen eye on the Lotus cars of Romain Grosjean and Kimi Räikkönen.
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Applies to danazol: compounding powder, oral capsule
Cardiovascular side effects have included edema and congestive heart failure.
Endocrine side effects have included the inhibition of estrogen synthesis, resulting in flushing, sweating, vaginal dryness and irritation, and reduction in breast size. During administration of danazol (the active ingredient contained in Danocrine) endogenous testosterone synthesis and release may be inhibited through feedback inhibition of pituitary luteinizing hormone (LH). Large doses of danazol may suppress spermatogenesis through inhibition of pituitary follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). Danazol may decrease levels of thyroxine-binding globulin, resulting in decreased total T4 serum levels and increased resin uptake of T3 and T4. Free thyroid hormone levels remain unchanged and there is no clinical evidence of thyroid dysfunction.
Gastrointestinal side effects have included nausea and vomiting. Rare cases of pancreatitis have been reported.
Genitourinary side effects have included oligospermia and decreased ejaculatory volume. Elderly male patients may experience prostatic enlargement resulting in urinary obstruction. Priapism and excessive stimulation may develop.
In female patients, the use of danazol (the active ingredient contained in Danocrine) may result in virilization including deepening voice, hirsutism, acne, clitomegaly (rare), and menstrual abnormalities. Discontinuation of medication at signs of mild virilization may prevent irreversible virilization.
Alterations in libido may occur (increased/decreased).
Hematologic side effects have included thromboembolic and thrombophlebotic events (including sagittal sinus thrombosis), some resulting in fatal strokes, and increased red cell production.
Metabolic side effects have included significant increases in low density lipoproteins (LDL) and decreases in high density lipoproteins (HDL). Decreased glucose tolerance requiring adjustments in hyperglycemic control has occurred.
Other side effects in female patients have included virilization, including deepening voice, hirsutism, acne, clitomegaly (rare), and menstrual abnormalities, due the androgenic activity of danazol (the active ingredient contained in Danocrine) Discontinuation of danazol at signs of mild virilization may prevent irreversible virilization. Reduction in breast size may occur due to decreased estrogen synthesis.
Renal side effects have included the retention of nitrogen, sodium, potassium, chloride, water and phosphorus, and decreased urinary excretion of calcium.
Oncologic side effects have included rare cases of hepatic neoplasms following prolonged use.
Hepatic side effects have included life-threatening peliosis hepatitis and benign hepatic adenoma following prolonged danazol (the active ingredient contained in Danocrine) administration. Rare cases of hepatic neoplasms following prolonged use have been reported. Danazol can exacerbate acute intermittent porphyria. Serum transaminase levels may be increased.
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if the lender for the new property
is insisting that the loan include
my spouse's name, and that
my spouse must also be on the
deed? Is this a problem?
The taxpayer (name that appears
on the deed) for the sale of the
old property must be the same
taxpayer on the deed for the new
If you sell as John C. Investor,
you must buy as John C. Investor.
Sometimes, for credit and underwriting
reasons, the lender will require
that both husband and wife appear
on the loan. To secure the loan,
the lender will also require that
both names appear on the deed.
Depending on the particular situation,
this may be no problem. Carefully
review the following examples
for the various scenarios.
If you sell the old property for
$100,000, and you are buying the
new property for $200,000, you
only need to acquire $100,000
of the new property (in this case
50%) to satisfy your exchange.
You and your spouse could be equal
owners of the new property.
our example:
If the new property will cost
you $150,000, you will need to
acquire two-thirds ($100,000/$150,000
= 2/3) to satisfy your exchange.
Your spouse can acquire the other
one-third. Your lender may or
may not accept the fact that your
spouse is on title for less than
50%. You might try having the
deed show that you and your wife
are joint tenants, without specifying
a percentage. This will make the
lender happy, and the actual percentage
that you each own can be shown
on the exchange documents and
settlement statement.
If the new property will only
cost you $100,000, you have a
problem. You must acquire 100%
of the property to satisfy your
exchange. In this case, there
is no room for your spouse to
be included on the title. Adding
your spouse will definitely jeopardize
your exchange. You can help build
your case for the IRS by getting
a letter from the lender that
states their requirement to have
your spouse on title. Therefore,
if you get audited, you can give
an solid explanation about why
your spouse is on the title. Hope
for an understanding auditor.
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know I cannot sell the old property
in my name, and then turn around
and buy a share of a partnership.
But, can I buy a share of the
new property in my name, and then
immediately transfer my share
of the land to the partnership?
Section 1031 requires that you
sell real estate and buy real
estate. If you buy a partnership
interest, that is not considered
real estate. If you buy real estate,
and then transfer your share of
the real estate to a partnership,
the IRS may connect the two transactions
together. Therefore, arguing that
you, in effect, bought the partnership
interest which would disallow
the exchange. Your best bet is
to wait a year and a day before
you transfer the real estate to
the partnership.
again everyone for
all your hard work
on this transaction.
A. Nicola
Bonita Springs, Florida
your old property and buying several
new properties can be a useful
tool for estate planning.
You can sell your large old property
and buy three smaller properties
– one for each of your three
children to 'manage.' The children
can even be involved in making
the decisions about which properties
to buy. After your death, each
of the three children would inherit
the property they are managing.
the property to your children's
situation could be beneficial
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Your teacher child may select
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Your doctor child, on the other
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It's becoming obvious, if it wasn't already, that nearly every hip-hop album released in St. Louis will have to contend with the Ferguson situation in some fashion, and Mathias & the Pirates wastes no time speaking out on current events on this six-song EP. Opening cut "The Panic Button" validates r ... More >>
It seems likely that, back in 1968 when James Taylor signed to Apple records for his first album as an aspiring singer-songwriter, he would have happily -- willfully -- consented to an interview with any publication that would have him. Ah, what good old days those must have been, because 2014 finds ... More >>
Rocky SchenckToday is Frances Bean Cobain's 19th birthday. Time flies, right? In celebration of Miss Frannie, we've compiled a list of hot rock 'n' roll spawn. These people have at least one rock star parent and their moms are frequently models. (Figures.) They are all totally bangable, and m ... More >>
G Tom MacBesides the shows listed on the music page -- including the Skarekrau Radio DVD screening/puppet show extravaganza at Apop Records and tonight's Space Parlour shindig at the Firebird -- here are some other music-centric options for this lovely fall weekend. Have you found your sweate ... More >>
In June, power-pop darlings Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs released the second volume in their covers series. Under the Covers, Vol. 2 focuses on the '70s -- which means the album spans prog (Yes' "I've Seen All Good People"), sappy folk (Carly Simon's "You're So Vain"), power-pop (the Raspberries ... More >>
9 p.m. Wednesday, October 15. Billiken Club, in the Busch Student Center on the campus of Saint Louis University, 20 North Grand Boulevard.
Tuesday, November 1; the Gargoyle (on the campus of Washington University, Forsyth and Skinker boulevards)
Friday, June 10; Pop's (1403 Mississippi Avenue, Sauget, Illinois)
Pooh's latest packs plenty for the kids
In this Little Black Book you'll find a lot of mean people
Key-ticklers at the Drake Bar and the Big Bang reinvigorate the old piano-bar concept
Week of March 19, 2003
Friday, January 17; Focal Point
A guide to new holiday discs, from surprise presents to Tannen-bombs
Mary and Jeff Clarke feed beauty to the tough world of high fashion. Hard to do from the cornfields of Iowa. Harder still in St. Louis, where too many parents and kids have their dreams exploited for money.
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Review: Ibanez ES2 Echo Shifter — Video
June 19, 2014 at 10:48am
I've had one for awhile now, and this delay fills quite a few holes left by other delays. That slide for setting time is just the right size to catch with my big toe and manipulate as I play. This makes it easy to make micro-adjustments that sound like a glitch that can add a techno kick to a rhythm part.
Also, the oscillator mode goes deeper than Paul could possibly fit into a 10 minute review. The best feature though is, like most delays, this one easily gets out of control. However, what the designers have apparently done is slow down how fast it goes out of control. Very useful in a build-drop song structure. When the drop hits, simply turn off the delay.
Out of the box, most guitarists should be satisfied with the unit's basic operations. However, some time spent operating the slide like an expression pedal has both immediate and long-term rewards.
There's a lot of old school built into this pedal, but it has great potential in modern styles.
June 19, 2014 at 12:00pm
To those who claim the Tap Tempo doesn't work, I say "practice". I have yet to see a guitarist tap an accurate tempo on a new pedal. You really gotta click with the click.


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It looks like the villainous Twilight vampire known as Victoria is getting some new fangs. Sources at Summit Entertainment say actress Bryce Dallas Howard (Terminator Salvation, Spider-Man 3, The Village) will be stepping in to replace Rachelle Lefevre, who is stepping aside due to scheduling conflicts. Lefevre originated the role of Victoria in the first film, and will be seen in the sequel, New Moon, which is due to hit theaters on Nov. 20. Howard will play the part for the third installment, Eclipse. That movie is set to be directed by David Slade from a screenplay written by Melissa Rosenberg, and is expected to be released theatrically in the U.S. and Canada on June 30, 2010.
Bryce Dallas Howard to replace Rachelle Lefevre in third 'Twilight' film
bryce is cute as a button, but im really gonna miss rachelle!! on t'aime beaucoup :)
It's hard to get ur head around the recasting. But if you look at Bryce's features, she and Rachelle look like they can be twins…give her some extensions and red eyes. Done. Plus I think it will work out for the best b/c Bryce has more of a feline appearance which is very much described in the book. I'm excited to see the change. Sad to see Rachelle leave, she was and is a great actress…but life goes on. I'm still looking forward to all the movies releases.
You can't be serious? Aside from the red hair they look nothing alike. Rachelle is gorgeous, alluring, and scary even (as Victoria) this Bryce chick is just homely and boring. Most of the fans are very opposed to this, so I guess I'm surprised at your conclusions all around
- Elle
Eww, really you think so?
Extremely sad that thet're recasting Victoria, especially for the third movie, common theres only one after that, and personally i believe that Rachelle made the Victoria character.
- Lynds
Twilight: Full Moon? Excellent renaming.
It's "New Moon" not Full and it's StephEnie. Just sayin'.
Slumming it a bit, isn't she?
Recasting of any kind sucks, but I guess they gotta do what they gotta do.
Disappointed. I've seen almost every film Howard's been in, and there's nothing villainous or threatening about her. She also seems to get other actresses' rejects: Nicole Kidman, Claire Danes and now the Victoria chick.
LOL Full Moon! Who's playing the werewolf lol
Rachelle was so good!!!
I think that Bryce is a wonderful actress, but Rachelle is already Victoria in the minds of so many of us fans. While I'm sure that Bryce will do a good job, recasting in the middle of a series sucks.
P.S.- If they insist on recasting…please recast Nikki Reed. PLEASE.
I totally agree!!!!
I have to agree. I actually thought about this before and she is the only one I would not miss at all. I always thought her character in the movie didn't fit Rosalie's in the book. I am still very upset about Rachelle leaving and I will not get over it as many others will never except Bryce as Victoria!
- guemi
New Guinea
There is no "scheduling conflict". She was flat out replaced. Why would give up a good part in one of the world's biggest film projects for something else. What else could she possibly be doing which would give her more prestige or be better for her career than Twilight. Looks like Summit wanted a bigger name to add prestige or Rachel wanted too much money.
I agree. I was so sad to learn that Summit recast (replaced) Rachelle as Victoria. She was perfect as Victoria and she was very excited about her role in the third movie. Plus it rings fake that Summit recast her part in eight days with a "big name" actress over issues that could have been straighten out with a phone call. Recasting makes the movie lose it's magic. I really dislike Summit now.
how could she be perfect? Victoria is described in the book as red-headed and Rachelle has like orange hair (the last scene in twilight was added because many people confused her with rosalie which is blonde) and a different voice tone, so i think Bryce Dallas Howard has more resemblance with the description, and I would like to ask summit if they could please recast Nikki Reed :P
- guemi
- Kimberly
Um, New Guinea, I think you're overestimating Twilight's reputation. It's only really "prestigious" among the fanbase. Brutal but true. She probably didn't want to be typecast, or genuinely wanted the other role. I'm disappointed at such a major recast, but I understand why.
I agree New Guinea. They obviously just wanted to replace her with a bigger star. And, people can deny it as much as they want, but Twilight is EVERYWHERE. Yea, the first movie sucked, but hopefully the next movie will be better (however, I've realized that certain Twi-haters are incredibly narrow-minded, and are unwilling to accept this possibility).
However, there's no doubt that being cast in Eclipse will give Bryce a LOT of exposure.
Bigger star. I never heard of this Bryce actress until this and I still can't type her full name without looking at the article(s) lol
She was in "The Village"
- Ivette
- Elle
The Twilight movie definitely sucked, but I hope that New Moon will be better. Obviously, since Twilight is EVERYWHERE, taking part in Eclipse will give Bryce a lot of exposure.
When it comes to Rachelle, it's clear that Summit just wanted to replace Rachelle with a bigger star.
Twilight did not suck itwas a good love story!
- Bella
I agree I don't think there is a scheduling conflict. They made scheduling conflicts work for Cam Gigandet (James) and Elizabeth Reaser (Esme) was filling a tv show and they worked around it.
What a coincident the find Ron Howards daughter. She does not fit the role. As a Twilight Fan I am not happy.
Also Summit did it to director catherine hardwicke, then talked about replacing Taylor Lautner and now this!
I think that Catherine Hardwicke was making another film. Also, I'm glad it's a new director. I liked Twilight, but there were so many little problems with it. I like what I'm hearing about Chris Weitz's direction with New Moon. I am a Twilight fan, but I understand that sometimes scheduling conflicts get in the way. I think Rachelle does an awesome job, but if she didn't fulfill her part of the contract, that is not Summit's fault. Since filming begins so soon, I guess that they had to find someone fast.
I think it is so stupid that they recast Victoria. She was perfect!Bryce will not do as good a job as Rachelle did!
- Megan
Yeah, stay in denail, Twihards. Who could POSSIBLY EVER want to do anything other than another Twilight film? And Howard is a "bigger" name, but not big enough that casting her over the other Lefevre, if that's even what happened, would make much of an impact. Lefevre's IMDB listing shows at least two 2010 movies. I think people just don't want to admit that Twilight got *gasp* stood up.
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