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I saw in a magazine where said the price of spark plugs were going up 15%. Must mean that the cost of a car is going up 15% also, right? Well, I think even someone with 5th grade math knowledge knows that just because one component of a product goes up 15%, doesn't mean the overall product goes up 15%, or that it goes up immediately. The same goes for gasoline prices.
The price of crude vs gasoline is not linear at all. For example, on 9/18/2011, crude prices were about $87/barrel. On 12/23 it was around $99/barrel – about a 14% increase. During the same period, the price of retail gas DROPPED from about $3.57 to $3.23 a gallon. I don't rmember anyone complaining that crude prices and retail gas prices weren't linear then.
There many different inputs, or costs, from crude oil (unrefined oil) to the gasoline that we use in our cars. Of each 42 gallon barrel of crude, only about 20 gallons is refined into gas for our cars. The rest goes into plastics, tires, asphalt, and other petroleum based products. About 55-65% of the price of gasoline is related to the cost of crude. For instance, The rest is from taxes, distribution and marketing, and refining. There are also micro-cost influences. Some giant wholesalers actually carve NY into zones, and charge their customers up to 25 cents per gallon more depending on where the gas is going. Then, the amount we pay at the pumps takes all of these factors into consideration, then there is the 'station markup'.
Most of what we pay for gas is out of any single entities control. When Hurricane Katrina hit, it clobbered our oil refineries in the gulf area badly. This caused a supply problem, with no lessening of demand, causing higher prices. Of course, crisis problems in the Middle East are all too well known to cause crude prices to be volatile. Over the last 30-40 years, OPEC has also controlled how much oil is exported, creating their own supply and demand pricing. Also, a current big partner is futures or speculative commodity trading for oil. If investors see problems in Middle East on the horizon, they bid up oil. If they see a green energy taking off, they wouldn't see oil as a solid increasing investment and sell/buy futures at lower prices.
There is some truth to the rocket and feather increases. Ie – prices on retail gasoline rise like a rocket, but fall slow like a feather. But, this phenomenon is minor, and balances out in a short while as competition will cause retailers to price accordingly to other local stations. By and large though, what the local retailer is paying (see link) is almost completely dependent upon the wholesale price of the gasoline. NYS did a great investigation into possible price gouging last spring/summer. They surveyed 89 stations in NY. They checked how much the station was paying for gas of 3 different periods, and how much they were reselling it for. In the Plattsburgh market, it turns out of 5 gas stations surveyed, 4 lowered their average markup during the period where wholesale gas prices increased.
This would seem to leave the local retailer off the hook, and that is mostly so. Each local retailer often has different suppliers. Stewart's may have one supplier, whereas Sunoco and Mobil may be tied into contracts with their parent companies. But…the markup on the gas does vary a lot. In the five gas stations in the Plattsburgh region surveyed, their markup on 2/11/11 was a low of 64 cents per gallon to a high of 91 cents per gallon. Different market conditions and other costs may be involved in these changes though.
Some left wing nuts have said a unified boycott of the material capitalistic inclinations of our country's gas station providers would 'show them'. As the 'price gouging' has been pretty much disproved, and any 'rocket and feather' correlation is sketchy at best, what would a boycott really do? Actually, it would most likely cause the stations not affected by the boycott to actually raise their prices, based upon higher demand (and lower supply, as their tanks only hold so much). Or, the suppliers to the boycotted stations would just sell their gasoline to the competitors, causing the boycott to be even less effective than the One Million Moms boycotts.
The only real way to lower the cost of gasoline is to lower the demand for gasoline. If demand decreases, over a long period of time, the price would also go down. There would stillbe a great supply of oil, but without demand for it all, it would have to sell for cheaper. Investors would stop seeing oil as a positive investment and drop their oil portfolios. If alternative energy source become more and more competitive with oil, consumers would have a choice. When there is a real choice, the lower cost item is what is usually bought. Either the gas price drops, or the alternative fuel gets bought.
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This rewards membership has a few things that are free.One of them being a free check when your "Check Engine Light" turns on.
So I took my truck in to have it checked after my 'Check Engine light" turns on and I was told that i have to leave my truck with them for anywhere between ONE to SIX hours. So I went somewhere else and not only had it check...but taken care of in less then an hour.
What kinda auto service place are they running!!It only takes one second to plug in the computer to find out !!!d4c4dce review #184122
co bo Mar 18, 2012
take the rewards program and stick it where the son never shines. Can't retrieve my points online because the site doesn't know me even after emailing pep boys which they never returned my question. bull s---t. and their alignment service sucks good for getting parts only0 0 Reply
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Hey cobo, They probably figure anyone that can't spell SUN correctly, not SON doesn't need any points anyway.0 0 Reply
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Try that a dealership Mr. Hotshot.....it would be twice as long to have your POS looked at...why didn't you go to your shadetree shop in the first place...they probably figured you wouldn't want to pay anything so they made you wait...rightfully so...that's what YOU get for being an impatient individual0 0 Reply
Maverick Sep 15, 2011
On the "check engine lights". Took van in once because of lights. Tech asked how he could help. Told him. He plugged in the meter, within about 2 minutes I knew the problem. No charge. On the other side of that, took them about 5 hours one time to figure out how to install a fan belt, U.S. made vehicle.0 0 Reply
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People are just to impatient. Who has ever took there car to a dealership and waited for diagnostics. Pepboys isnt your local uncle eds that hires convicts to change oil quickly. They hire ASE certified technicians to diagnose your car properly. You wouldnt call a plumber to work on your teeth....Make an appointment, dont pretend your the president.0 0 Reply
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It's funny how many people are retarded.
First of all, I HATE Pepboys. I worked there for years. So believe me when I tell you it pains me to be on their side on this one, but here's what you people don't seem to understand. There is a difference between the free "Check Engine Light" check and an "Engine Diagnostic". The only thing the free check grants you is the service of plugging in a scanner, and pulling out the CODE AND DETAIL INFO ONLY! Not telling you what caused it, not telling you what can fix it, nothing else. This is for people who don't have scanners, but would like to diagnose the problem on their own or by researching online and troubleshooting themselves. It is NOT an Engine Diagnostic.
email@example.com, the code gives you a GENERAL AREA OF MALFUNCTION ONLY! Many times, O2 sensor codes come up and it's not actually a O2 sensor causing the problem. Many codes have multiple things that trigger them.
If you have an EVAP system leak detected - Large. It could take up to a few hours trying to find the leak or the proper component that needs to be replaced.
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may joe Apr 08, 2011
At least they give you rewards, so what if it's only $10.00 for every $200 spent, if you own a car, it requires basic maintanence as well as the occasional part. I have never gone anywhere to get my car worked on that doesn't require a novel, and a snack. In this world of rush rush and hurry up, no one is satisfied with having to wait, but really... I am not a mechanic and if pepboys were so bad they wouldnt have a ton of stores open all over the US. No one is perfect, and every place you go for customer service has its off days, I don't agree with any of these conspiracy theorists.0 0 Reply
Leroy Jenkins Nov 17, 2010
It may only take a few minutes to pull the codes and some of them may be some obvious ones that do not require much research, but what if the diagnostic requires pulling wiring diagrams and will take a couple of hours? So there you tell your customer you can have it checked out in 3 minutes, but it ends up taking you 3 hours. The customer is mad and upset because he or she had to wait that long in your store. The proper way to do business is to promise a customer a due time and then to meet it or get it done sooner. Not having things done in the promised time makes people mad. But I guess some impatient **cks like the original poster are "too busy" to understand that.0 0 Reply
email@example.com Nov 15, 2010
The customer is CORRECT, it takes 3 minutes to pull codes NOT hours, I did for years, take the scanner to the car and it's pluged in and done. End of story !!! AS for Leroy you got issues. And for Mr Service Advisor you can tell what the codes are, ***. Its right in your face whats a P1040, it tells you unless YOU cant read.Could it be a lean 02 sensor, pal??? YOU TELL ME .0 0 Reply
Leroy Jenkins Oct 27, 2010
Original Poster, you are retarded for paying money for something you could have got for free... And are you that ****ing important that you can't wait to drop off your car for a few hours to be properly diagnosed and repaired? No you are not. If you were, you'd have other cars or other drivers to pick you up so you could attend to your business. You're just an impatient shlub with an over-inflated feeling of self-importance. Clearly a trouble-maker.0 0 Reply
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Why Car Coaching Drives Kids Crazy
The last turn to our neighborhood rink involves the longest red turn arrow in the history of traffic lights. A figure skater we know once confessed that her mother made her cry every morning before practice while waiting at this light. Hockey players dread this light, which always seems to be red, offering parents the opportune time to get in some last-minute car coaching.
But is driving in the car really the best time and place to offer your two cents? Consider this, you are engaged in driving, the most dangerous activity in the United States (statistically speaking). Additionally, ask yourself this question - would you like it if your boss gave you feedback through sidelong glances or comments tossed to the backseat? Learn to quiet the car coach, and you can simultaneously improve your driving and refrain from alienating your kids.
During a tournament/jamboree weekend, we conducted an informal and highly unscientific poll of players ages four through 18 from Colorado, Texas and Wyoming. In response to the question of "How do you feel about car coaching?" We got everything from blank stares to professions of vague tolerance. What we didn't get was any level of excitement or enjoyment regarding a parent's last-minute advice or post-game analysis. No matter how irresistible you find car coaching, consider these trends:
- U8/Mites: This group was most likely to not understand the question. With the USA Hockey ADM emphasis on skill building rather than scoring, parents rarely have a reason to engage in car coaching beyond "have fun" and "play hard." Kids in this group who are car coached let the conversation go in one ear and out the other.
- Squirts: New to competitive hockey and score keeping, this age group absolutely hates car coaching. And, it is even worse when mom or dad is a coach on the bench and in the car. Sorry dad, but a Squirt's universal survival strategy is to ride with mom whenever possible.
- Peewees: This group is experiencing checking for the first time, so their most common reaction to your advice is "easy for you to say." When a parent says "be more aggressive" and "use your body," many players in this age group are thinking, "I'm just trying not to get killed."
- Bantams: Many of these players are resigned to car coaching. They have experienced few if any years of the kinder, gentler ADM and are accustomed to competition. Their primary concern is that what you say backs up what the coach says. Otherwise, you can end up in a big pre-game argument with a teenager.
- Midgets: A Midget with a driver's license is often free from regular car coaching episodes.
So, is our advice not to talk on the way to and from games? Absolutely not says Todd Smith, a Peewee coach in Colorado. Provided you've mastered the art of driving while making supportive noises, as opposed to a big confrontation—you can have a productive conversation. Smith suggests the following:
- Don't criticize: Most kids know better than anybody when they do something wrong, mess up or have a bad game. Listening is much more important than speaking. Additionally, active and empathetic listening will strengthen the bond with your child.
- Ask questions on the way to the rink: Ask what they are going to work on during the game. Don't tell them what they need to work on – that is the coach's job.
- Be quiet on the way home: Often players need to talk, vent, or sit quietly and think. Their cup is full. You really aren't going to teach any lessons on the way home from the rink.
- Listen: Ask non-leading questions and let your player lead the conversation to and from the rink.
- Answer honestly: If your player asks questions, be honest and focus the probable consequences of each approach, but leave the decision to them. If you aren't qualified to answer, suggest someone who they can ask or get the answer yourself and show them the source.
- Consider the teacher: Honestly, most parents know little about the game of hockey. Would you take a college class in debating from a person who has only watched debates? There is no doubt that parents pick up the game, but this is only the tip of the iceberg.
- Don't blame a bad game on anything: Hockey is a complex and fast game; blaming the refs or coaches or another kid reinforces the view that others control their destiny. This is the number 1 bad lesson in life and in hockey. The kids do control themselves and this lesson will help them deal with self-imposed stress.
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Could Eli Manning square off against Peyton Manning in the Super Bowl?
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Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning (18) runs the ball against the New Orleans Saints in the third quarter of an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012, in Denver. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey)
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There's this little gathering of football folks planned for early February in New Orleans. The Super Bowl.
And there are these two guys from the Big Easy, Peyton and Eli, who just might find their way into that game with the way they're playing.
A Manning Mardi Gras isn't farfetched at all.
"I mean, obviously, every year being in two different conferences, it's always a possibility," Peyton Manning says. "You know, we pull hard for each other. Nobody pulls harder for Eli than I do and he's always been very supportive of me."
In his comeback season from neck surgeries that sidelined the seemingly indestructible Peyton for all of 2011 — he had never missed a game with Indianapolis (227 in all) since being selected first in the 1998 draft — he has begun to resemble the four-time league MVP and 2006 NFL champion. Now with Denver after the Colts let him walk as a free agent, he leads the league in passing, was the AFC offensive player of the month in October, and has the Broncos in first place, with a weak set of opponents ahead.
He is far ahead of what anyone could have projected less than halfway through his return season.
"It seems like he is playing well," says younger brother Eli, 31, whose Giants (6-2) are runaway leaders of the NFC East. "I haven't been able to watch the last couple of games, but just watching the games, talking to him and seeing some of the highlights, he is making some big-time throws. And it seems he has that offense where it needs to be, everybody in tune, he has a good sense of it. So it seems like they are playing really good football and I am excited for him."
Excited enough for Peyton and himself to predict a Super Bowl faceoff?
"Not really," Eli says with something of a shrug. "It's only Week 8, Week 9."
Despite the five-year difference in age, there has always been a strong connection between Peyton and Eli. (Older brother Cooper was a wide receiver for one year at Mississippi before injuries ended his career.) Indeed, Eli vividly recalls some of the "fun" times of his childhood.
"It's great to have big brothers," Eli says. "I have always gotten along well with Cooper and Peyton, even though they are a bit older than me. I always thought they enjoyed being around me, they were baby-sitting me a lot of times. Then I found out they had been grounded and that's why they had to baby-sit me."
Peyton says he and Eli generally speak twice a week during the season, and this year has an added twist: Both the Broncos and Giants are playing the AFC North and NFC South. So beyond family chats, they break down the games they just played on a Sunday night or Monday, then talk about upcoming opponents on Thursday or Friday.
"So, we've been resources for each other," Peyton says. "And certainly I pull hard for him and keep up with him and we encourage each other.
"Yeah, it's fun having someone that you're really close to have the same job as you."
In some ways, Eli has performed that job better than Peyton, even if Peyton is considered a surefire first-ballot Hall of Famer. Who has more Super Bowl rings? Eli 2, Peyton 1.
Sure, they are the sons of Archie Manning, a Hall of Fame college QB himself, but comparing their resumes, as natural as it might seem for outsiders, is unfair. They've played in different organizations with different philosophies. Their supporting casts have been dissimilar.
Bill Polian, who as president of the Colts drafted Peyton and is considered one of the top personnel men in NFL history, also could have predicted success for Eli because of his pedigree.
"If Peyton's name was Jones and Eli's was Smith, you would have many more comparisons than you do," Polian says. "They approach the game in similar fashion, they physically resemble one another. Their releases are almost identical in terms of quickness, which is a function of processing information. Both make every throw and their accuracy is unparalleled. There are very many similarities."
Perhaps most significant of all the Manning traits is their ability to lead. Teammates will talk forever about how the Mannings strive for perfection all the time, be it on the field or in meeting rooms. Heck, Peyton and Eli frequently talk about it themselves.
That sets a standard for everyone in a franchise, and everyone is expected by the Mannings to meet that standard.
"That is leadership," says Polian, now an analyst for SiriusXM NFL Radio says. "Because of what they can do, they provide hope 100 percent of the time. When that guy says we can get that done, everybody believes."
And when they believe, often they win. Not many could see the 2007 Giants knocking off the unbeaten Patriots in the Super Bowl, or doing it again earlier this year. Then Eli lifted them.
He keeps doing it as one of the great comeback quarterbacks in the game; every Giant is certain that Eli will provide the winning touch.
The Broncos are beginning to feel the same way about Peyton, who since he threw three interceptions in the first quarter of a loss to Atlanta has 15 TDs and one pick in 225 throws.
"That's one thing, accountability, work ethic," says receiver Brandon Stokley, a close friend of Peyton's who also played with him in Indy. "When guys see what he's doing and how much time and effort he's putting into it, they realize, 'Hey I need to do the same thing.'
"And you know for a receiver, if you're not paying attention to the little details and the little things, then you won't get the ball. But if you are, you realize he can do great things for you. And so I think that's why he just makes everybody around him better and play at a higher level."
Imagine what it would be like in early February together in New Orleans.
"It wouldn't be easy; it wasn't easy the two times they played (in regular-season games, both won by Peyton and the Colts)," Archie Manning says. "That would be amazing for the family."
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Or maybe The (New) Producers, seeing how NBC replaced the original creator/showrunner in hopes of calming this elaborate backstage drama's own behind-the-scenes creative turmoil, which manifested on screen in turgid and oft-ridiculed soap opera between the splashy production numbers (which are still mostly terrific). Smash 2.0 (Tuesday, 9/8c) wastes no time addressing, while slyly commenting on, the show's problem spots, many involving Debra Messing's character, insecure lyricist-librettist Julia Houston. Her dull husband, cloddish son and needy lover? History. Her hideous scarves? Mocked. Also soon to be gone. Along with reviled characters like the scheming, lurking Ellis and Karen's cheating ex, Dev.
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The Fox show followed present-day San Francisco copper Rebecca Madsen (Sarah Jones), her sidekick "Doc" Soto (Lost's Jorge Garcia), and FBI bossman Emerson Hauser (Sam Neill) as they tried to corral the various prisoners who mysteriously vanished at Alcatraz's closure in 1963 and have just as mysteriously turned up in 2012.
Alcatraz: The Complete Series includes the standard gag reel and deleted scenes, as well as a special behind-the-scenes look at what made this one-season wonder tick. The clip below shows the lengths the crew took to get the Vancouver set looking so close to the real Alcatraz, the producers couldn't tell the difference.
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Those still mourning the loss of Alcatraz — we won't lie, we are — will find some solace this fall when Sarah Jones joins the cast of CBS' new drama Vegas.
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Alcatraz's two-hour season finale left viewers thunderstruck after fan-favorite heroine Rebecca (Sarah Jones) met her demise at the hands of her grandfather (David Hoflin). The powers that be behind the '63s' disappearance were also revealed to be the Warden (Jonny Coyne) and a mysterious unidentified man who, TVGuide.com has learned, is actually named Mr. K (Matt Craven).
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On top of all that, it turns out there are two factions of '63s working together. Their motives? Still mostly unknown. So what happens if Fox doesn't renew the series and we don't get the answers to the new mysteries raised? We turned to executive producer Daniel Pyne to get the scoop:
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The death of city bus driver William Pena on Wednesday morning dealt a big blow to those who worked with him at a Manhattan depot. Transit reporter Jose Martinez talks to the driver's coworkers and relatives.
On Wednesday, grief was heavy at the Manhattan bus depot where William Pena worked.
"We're grieving, you know? Takes time. It's just begun," said brother Alex Pena.
The veteran driver's loved ones filed into the Michael J. Quill Bus Depot to share their sorrows with Pena's coworkers and to remember a devoted husband and father of a 17-year-old daughter.
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I am so excited to tell you all that Corey Allen will be the new Director of Youth Hockey in Steamboat. From the start, Corey has shown that he wants this job and is committed to the development of the players in this association. The process of hiring a new hockey director takes time, the Association Board is very thorough and wants to do a good job finding someone who fits the job description and meets the needs of the players, coaches, and hockey community. Corey has a great background in hockey, and most importantly, he has a plan for the future of Steamboat Hockey.
I look forward to seeing Corey in action, and am confident that he'll do a wonderful job for you all.
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Fantastic weekend! The NHL Alumni auction, game and other events were spectacular! Thanks to Kerry Shea and Chris Campanelli and NUMEROUS volunteers and organizations who donated time, energy and funds to make this possible.
Attention ALL PLAYERS, MANAGERS, COACHES, BOARD MEMBERS...we're going for the Guinness record for "most hockey players in one photo"! This coming Wednesday, March 5th, be ready to go on ice at 6:30 sharp for photo. Players wear skates and jerseys (red or blue)...and a big smile!
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Abuse of children at the hands of youth coaches and volunteershappens and because of recent scandals USA Hockey has taken measures to implement child protection safeguards and ensure all personnel, children and members feel confident and comfortable speaking out. The USA Hockey SafeSport Program was designed to provide clear guidelines and expectations for all players, coaches and organization members on:
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The Mite Jamboree was a hit this past President's weekend. Thanks to all the volunteers that made it happen! Special shout out to Keith Wilson, Sherri Sweers, Pete Kenney, Cathie Webb, Merideth MacFarlane, and Kristin Stevens for organizing food donations and sales, awards, goodie bags, sale of merchandise, and making sure all goes well...(like taking care of rogue pit bulls!). Also, thank you to Mike, Mike, and Dimitri and rink staff for keeping the ice in top shape! And let's not forget Brian and the refs! Lastly, the coaches and parents, you are awesome!
Thanks for participating in the "coolest game on the planet".
HOCKEY'S ON! THE ADELE DOMBROWSKI TOURNAMENT was a great success....U12 GIRLS ARE LOOKING GOOD! U14 GIRLS played a great game for the championship! Came down to a shoot out with our team coming in second place...CONGRATULATIONS! U19 GIRLS put on a good show in their championship game, narrowly missing first place. Great hockey girls! Thanks to all of the volunteers who made this tournament fun and smooth as silk!
Another successful tournament "in the books" for Steamboat Springs Youth Hockey! The Ski Town Classic was a blast...thank you to all of the volunteers and coordinators for your hard work (how much sleep?). Also thank you to Cuginos (pizzas), the Egg and I (breakfast burritos), and Space Station (coffee and sodas) for your generous donations! Check out Facebook for daily postings of fab photos from Shannon Lukens...thank you for spending so much time at the rink and for announcing our championship games! Time to check out the Steamboat team...Bantam B's on the ice, Bantam A's up next! Julie Brownell
Jim Fournier Rocky Mountain Rumble is under way! I'm sitting in the hockey office right now anxiously awaiting the start of the first championship game; Squirt C's Foothills Flyers v Littleton Red, next up Squirt B's Little Black v Little Red, and finally the Pee Wee B's Little Red v Utah Jr. Grizzlies. What a great weekend of hockey! Thanks to all of the volunteers, tournament coordinators Pete Kenney and Sharon Spiegel, tournament director Keith Wilson, local businesses (countless donations!!), refs, parents, Howelsen Arena staff, and most of all the awesome Steamboat players...great job everyone! The National Anthem is playing...gotta go! Julie Brownell
Hello everyone! My name is Corey Allen and I'm excited to serve as your next Director of Hockey.
Steamboat Springs Youth Hockey Association is a family I am proud to join in this capacity. I look forward to working with the players and our well respected team of local volunteers, continuing the legacy of excellence developed over the past 21 years.
I would like to give you a little background about myself. I grew up in Anchorage, Alaska. After completing college I accepted a job with Shell Exploration and Production Company. My six year career was spent in Alaska, the Gulf of Mexico and most recently, the Rocky Mountain Region. I have since resigned from Shell and spent the past year living in Steamboat Springs. My career change was strongly due to my desire to be a part of this wonderful community.
One of the most attractive parts of this community is the overall commitment it has to providing outstanding youth programs. SSYHA is one such program and I had the opportunity to utilize my 26 years of hockey experience last year as the coach of the Squirt B team. Due to that experience and my true passion for the sport, I decided to apply for the position of Director of Hockey.
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[Update 1/10] According to another Forbes report, VW will not comment on the announcement. What's up with that?
[Update 1/9] Forbes reports: "Google software will allow single images from satellites and aerial photographs to be incorporated into a detailed visual navigation system able to zoom in on buildings." So, that's not so Google Earthlike - is it?
Deep in the coverage of CES last week is a tidbit about Google working with VW on a navigation system built on Google Earth. From Electronic Business:
[Larry Page began] his presentation showing a powerful Google Earth satellite application that could eventually work in vehicles. He said Google is working with VW on such an application where the operator would punch in an address on the car console. The system would direct the operator to his or her destination in a 3D application similar to what occurs in Google Earth on a PC.
Sure, why not? Some are concerned about the amount of data one would need to carry around or transfer via wireless or other methodology. Others question whether Google Earth data are the right stuff for this type of app. (See comments by James Fee and Frank Taylor.)
I'm not worried. This is all about teaching the consumer market (and frankly the business market) more about services. That's what CES was about - not so much the hardware on which to play the services - but rather about the services themselves. That's where the money is to be made.
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French second seed Marion Bartoli enjoyed two match wins in one day, including a straight-sets defeat of U.S. Open champion Samantha Stosur, to take the Japan Open title on Sunday. After rain had forced organisers to hold the semi-finals and final on the same day, Bartoli beat German third seed Angelique Kerber 6-1 7-6 before flattening Australian Stosur 6-3 6-1 in the final. Bartoli's seventh career title, and second of the year, kept alive her hopes of taking the last remaining spot in theseason-ending WTA Championships in Istanbul. "I'm very happy with the way I played this week," said Bartoli, who won in Eastbourne in June. "It has been a good season; I felt my level dropped in August, especially at the U.S. Open, but now I'm back playingwell again. Obviously to win a title is great. Now I have two titles this year so I'm really happy."Stosur, who is already sure of her place in Istanbul, was taken to three sets in her semi-final before beating 28-year-old Zheng Jie of China 7-6 3-6 6-3. The WTA championships will feature the world's top eight players and run from October 25 to 30.
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