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Surveying the weird and historic presidential election of 2008, journalists Mark Halperin and John Harris wrote extensively about "freak show politics'' – how seemingly small or minor issues sometimes rise to dominate the news cycle: the cost of John Edwards' haircuts or Hillary Clinton's tipping practices, for example. While all of these stories might be entertaining or interesting, they probably have little to do with the ability of a politician to navigate the complicated issues confronting the country.
Fast forward to this year's race for mayor – when suddenly the Reagan-era ideological battle over the Contras and Nicaragua have bizarrely taken center stage. It started on Monday when The New York Times looked at Bill de Blasio's activist roots – focusing on his work with the Quixote Center, a Maryland group that provided relief work in Nicaragua and was considered to be sympathetic to the Marxist-leaning Sandinista government. The article also notes that in 1990 de Blasio said he was an advocate of "democratic socialism."
Seizing on this information like a pitbull, GOP mayoral candidate Joe Lhota has been channeling the spirit of his old boss, Rudy Giuliani, expressing concern about these tidbits from de Blasio's past, saying of his Democratic rival : "He has a fascination with the socialist, Marxist world, and we need to make sure that all New Yorkers are aware of that." After literally running away from reporters on Monday, de Blasio fired back at Lhota on Tuesday, saying he was employing "a classic right-wing tactic of division."
A candidate's past is certainly fair game on the campaign trail but de Blasio would rather call Lhota a GOP boogey monster than directly address his political history. But from what I can glean from The Times piece, de Blasio was hardly a bomb-throwing anarchist but rather a politician with deep roots in left-wing activism. In the 1980's, Democratic Socialism was the buzzword of liberal Democrats who were the followers of activist intellectuals Michael Harrington and Barbara Ehrenreich. They were people who rejected Ronald Reagan Republicanism and felt that the Democratic party needed to return to its populist roots in order to win back the White House. They rejected Jimmy Carter in 1980 and voted for John Anderson or Barry Commoner for president. In many ways, the hope of David Dinkins and his mayoral bid in 1989 brought together not just African-American activists but white liberals like de Blasio who thought the city could be a progressive place of change.
That's a mouthful for de Blasio to have to explain in a quick soundbite but that hardly makes him a Marxist who's going to appropriate everyone's homes for the new collective and its ten-year plan. Talking about the Sandinistas might be a fun detour on the campaign trail for a couple of days but ultimately it's a dead-end if it's Joe Lhota's roadmap to Gracie Mansion. Freak shows can only take you so far.
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3 fleet owners selling trucks
3 fleet owners listing 2005-2006 trucks for sale in the same day. I believe we will be seeing more of this before the year is over.
Not familiar with resale price on trucks listed but it may be good opportunity for some one in the market for a late model used truck?
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I have recieved calls from 6 fleet owners in the last 3 weeks asking how I disposed of my trucks.
Yes,this may be an opportunity to pick up a second hand truck at good a price.But it is also an alarming wake up call for a group of small business owners who,like me,expected to role into retirment on the wheels of our expediter trucks.It's the end of a dream,and the begaining of an unknown,uncharted and unexpected next chapter in lifes journey.
I hope they understnad that when one door closes another one opens.Each of us in transportation may have some more tough choices ahead of us before this thing shakes out.
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RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
And this is going on during a period of economic GROWTH. The slowdown people refer to in the financial news means the rate of GROWTH is slower than the rate of growth this time a year ago (or month, or quarter). A recession is a period of economic DECLINE. If things are this way now, they will be worse when the recession hits. As was said in other posts, recently and months ago, if you are thinking about getting out, get out while the getting is good.
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RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
Doom and Gloom..... doom and gloom....
You know if some of these owners want to get out of the business and if they treat it like a business then they should sell their trucks for what they owe if it is that bad. I looked through the ads and found a 2000 fl-70 for 30K, $30K?
This is a business, this is not a vacation, you are not paid to travel around to see the sights but to work and you got to treat this as a serious business.
I can tell you how some have looked at this, here is a quick analogy.
Scotland has decided to change it's slogan from the "the best small country in the world" to something that would be catchy and remembered by all who visit. After six months of development and $250,000 wasted, the new slogan that was created was "Failte gu Alba" or "Welcome to Scotland".
So with some, all the money spent and time wasted they come to the conclusion this is not for them.
RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
Greg what do you think a good price on a 2000 FL-70 would be?
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RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
I don't know, not $30K.
RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
Shop around - mileage has alot to do with it, time on the engine, get an oil diagnosis done as well.
A Range of 15-21 would be a good start!
There is a reason they are referred to as 'the toss away trucks'!
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RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
Maybe you could ask Broom about the value of the trucks. And, ask how they should be warranted also.
RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
I'm not in the market to buy a truck. I enjoyed expediting and in about 5 weeks I'll be eligeble to go back out, but the way it sounds it would be in my best interest to stay in school.
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And why do you say that X.
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Ark, you probably should stay in school. I have a 27 yr old son that I
tried to get him to go to school but NO,, he wanted to be a truck
driver. He now wishes he had went to school to learn a trade..
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Be careful picking a career . A lot of former professionals and technicians are now steering wheel holders because their employer went broke or outsourced .
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>Be careful picking a career . A lot of former professionals
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Because you did something other than dig ditches, you are a steering wheel holder?
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RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
When I was in college, one of my philosophy professors said, "Philosophy is not a body of knowledge. Philosophy is a skill."
In the same line of thinking, you do not go to school to learn a trade. You go to school to learn how to think (not what to think, HOW to think).
The days are long gone where someone took a job with a company and expected to stay with the company for life and enjoy the retirement and health care benefits earned while there.
People best positioned for success in today's work environment are those who (1) know themselves (strengths, interests, weaknesses, blind spots, values, etc.), (2) are skilled in seeing accurately what is going on around them (using techniques learned in school, like reason in math, and methods in science, and research in the liberal arts), and (3) have the ability (courage) to set and commit to goals.
That's not to say there are not a lot of blind fools with college degrees floating around out there. There certainly are. Nevertheless, if someone is given a choice between having an education and not, having an education is the better choice.
Finishing school will not necessarily land you that sweet job when you graduate, but it will absolutely help prepare you for what happens if you don't land the job. For the rest of your life, the thinking skills you develop in school will help you see your options and chart your course.
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RE: 3 fleet owners selling trucks
I agree with you in some respects but I find the three points that you listed are not the entire picture.
Many people are successes in their own right, just look around and you will see that many who never even approached college, let alone attended any have been successful. I have a few friends who never even finished high school and they seem to be doing very well.
I don't buy into the college will provide you an insight to life, they don't get that the degree is not the thing that offsets the person in the real world, it is attitude and perseverance that matter. You can know your limitations and you can have a solid realistic view of a profession or world and even have goals but they will not provide you a way of generating a living unless there is an attitude and the perseverance to succeed, to follow through and win.
At this point I depart from the pro-college and non-college people, because I have not seen at my schools where there is they teach attitude, I don't see it in the work place when the interns came in for interviews who don't have any good attitudes and I surely don't see it with the 'it is tough out there, we must find another way' attitude with kids and young adults today.
T-Hawk has on his tag line a quote from Henry Ford, a person of immense confusion and ignorance. See old man ford was not a genius at anything but was willing to compromise with people and get people to do the work that he needed to reach a level of what he defined as success. He like others (Bill Gates comes to mind) had those two qualities I speak of, attitude and perseverance, and if you really read about him (not the skewed Wikipedia bio) and what the company was like to work in, everything you talk about with those three points is out the window. Most of his decisions were not based on solid science or even educated guesses but what would make the most money for him his way, once he would decide something and that was it. Until 1945 the company was a mess, but it was still making money and the net worth was somewhere around $800M in real money – not bad for an uneducated farmer. The people who flourished there were not the educated college graduates but the street smart people who had attitude and perseverance, Harry Bennet comes to mind and so does Joe Tocco.
A question that was thrown out on another forum was this – could Henry Ford make it in today's world? I would say YES he would because even though he could not compete with the guy who has that MBA, he could see his vision and chase it because of his attitude and perseverance.
I honestly think that the critical thinking skills that they teach actually hurt the kids today by not allow them to take advantage of things when opportunity arises. What I mean is that over analyzing things can sometimes be a very bad thing and ignoring your gut feelings and somehow learning how to take risks, even though mildly calculated risks, is the right thing to do. Many tend to over think the situation and take time evaluating solutions while others come in and solve the problem and move on.
Seen it here, seen it at the Pharma company a lot of times.
Now I can point to many examples but here is something to consider. Teach your kids how to deal with problems they face as kids first. Don't PC a solution for them or even allow the school to do something like that. If they fail, tell them they failed but provide the support for them to keep trying. If they can't make the team, show them that there are other things that they can do. Remember that kids don't learn how to have attitude and perseverance in college but at a young age.
Attitude - an arrogant or assertive manner or stance assumed as a challenge or for effect
Perseverance - steady and continued action or belief, usually over a long period and especially despite difficulties or setbacks
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Lovage is an old English garden herb whose use dates from the fourteenth century. Lovage's properties are similar to closely related umbelliferous plants like angelica, carrots,celery, and parsely. Lovage contains quercetin, which makes it a good garden remedy for allergies, respiratory problems, and is effective diuretic for treatment of urinary tract inflammation.
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Location: Paris
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Oct. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Suez Environnement, Europe's second- biggest water company, dropped the most in more than two years in Paris trading after it took a charge for an Australian project and failed to reiterate a growth target for 2012.
The utility, based in Paris, fell as much as 7.1 percent to 10.995 euros, the biggest intraday drop since March 2009, and was trading at 11.625 euros at 2:51 p.m. in Paris. Suez Environnement, which has lost about 25 percent since the start of the year, said a 185 million-euro ($261 million) charge on an Australian desalination plant will cut full-year earnings.
"The one-off charge is not the primary issue," Deutsche Bank analyst Bertrand Lecourt wrote in a report today which downgraded the rating from "buy" to "hold." "The main concern is the removal of the 2012-2013 guidance of 7 percent Ebitda growth and the risk of witnessing a flat dividend for 2012."
Suez Environnement, which is 34 percent-owned by energy utility GDF Suez SA, said bad weather and strikes at the building site of the sea-water treatment plant outside Melbourne led the board to recommend keeping its dividend at 65 euro cents this year, the same as 2010. The utility had planned a 5 percent increase in annual payouts to shareholders.
There is a "risk of the economic slowdown affecting Suez Environnement's waste business next year, although limited signs of a slowdown have emerged so far," according to Deutsche Bank. The "momentum" of higher volumes of waste treated in the first nine months of the year could slow in the fourth quarter, it said.
European Slowdown
The utility had said 2011 would be a year of growth after struggling, like larger rival Veolia Environnement SA, to boost industrial waste sorting following the 2009 recession that shut factories. Earnings at both utilities will be hurt by another slowdown in European economies, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said in an Oct. 20 note to clients.
The company had planned average growth in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of at least 10 percent in 2011 at constant exchange rates and at least 7 percent on average for 2012 and 2013. Net income was likely to exceed 425 million euros this year, the company said on Aug. 3.
Yesterday, Chief Financial Officer Jean-Marc Boursier said Ebitda would be around 2.5 billion euros this year and net income could be about 300 million euros. He declined to reiterate targets for 2012, saying details will be given in February.
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June 26 (Bloomberg) -- Global regulators said banks deemed too big to fail must hold as much as 2.5 percentage points in additional capital as part of efforts to prevent another financial crisis. As many as 30 banks may face some level of surcharges, according to a person familiar with the discussions.
The additional capital buffers will range from 1 percentage point to 2.5 percentage points, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision said in a statement yesterday. From 28 to 30 banks, including as many as eight in the U.S., may face surcharges, said the person, who declined to be identified because the talks are private.
Regulators are at loggerheads with some banks over the additional capital rules, with lenders arguing the requirements may harm the global economic recovery. Many banks are "vigorously lobbying" against being branded as systemically important, Sheila Bair, chairman of the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. told U.S. lawmakers on June 22.
"It's the best possible outcome for U.S. banks given the way the regulators were pushing for high capital levels," Charles Peabody, an analyst with New York-based Portales Partners LLC, said in a phone interview. The 2.5 percent maximum surcharge is the most that European banks can withstand as they're "less well-capitalized" than U.S. banks and more exposed to risky sovereign debt, Peabody said.
The Basel committee has said internationally active banks should hold core Tier 1 Capital of 7 percent of their risk- weighted assets, and the additional requirements are for banks it considers systemically important financial institutions, or those whose collapse would harm the global economy.
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The agreements "will help address the negative externalities and moral hazard posed by global systemically important banks," Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank and the group that oversees the Basel Committee, said in the statement following a meeting in Basel, Switzerland. Bank of England Governor Mervyn King will succeed Trichet, who is retiring as ECB president, as head of the Basel supervisory group later this year, the committee said yesterday in a separate statement.
The surcharge plans will be reviewed by the Financial Stability Board and then be issued for public comment, the Basel group said. The FSB, which brings together finance ministry officials, central bank governors and regulators from the Group of 20 countries, is leading international efforts to rein in systemically important banks.
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At least eight banks may face the 2.5 percent levy including the three largest U.S. banks, Bank of America Corp., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc., Peabody said. HSBC Holdings Plc and Deutsche Bank AG are also among lenders facing the highest levy, Morgan Stanley analysts said in a June 19 note.
Citigroup, the third-largest U.S. bank, could drop to a lower surcharge if Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit is successful in selling off more than $300 billion of troubled assets in the Citi Holdings division and spinning off the Morgan Stanley Smith Barney joint venture, Peabody said. Jon Diat, a Citigroup spokesman, declined to comment yesterday.
The Basel committee will release more details on the capital buffers "around the end of July," the group said in its statement. That document won't identify banks that could face a surcharge, said a person familiar with the discussions.
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The data available to regulators to measure a bank's systemic importance are based on older figures and the final list of lenders facing surcharges may change, said two people familiar with the discussions. The list may also change as banks shrink or adapt their businesses, said one of the people.
The extra fee must be met by banks building up their core reserves, and not by issuing so-called contingent capital instruments such as CoCo bonds, the committee said.
The Basel group said banks should meet the extra requirement using common equity, a measure of their core reserves which is made up mainly of ordinary shares and retained earnings. So-called contingent convertible bonds that convert into ordinary shares when a bank's reserves fall below a certain level, won't be eligible, the committee said, adding that national regulators are free to include them in any separate requirements they impose.
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"It is still too early to tell" whether CoCos will be accepted by the markets, Ewald Nowotny, Austria's central bank governor who isn't a member of the Basel committee, said in a telephone interview. It is something which might be an interesting instrument for "strong reliable banks," he said.
Global regulators will "continue to review" contingent capital, the committee said, and supports its use to meet "higher national loss absorbency requirements."
Central bankers ultimately rejected including contingent capital in the surcharge because there wasn't enough experience with the securities to see how they would serve as a buffer in a time of crisis, said one person involved in the talks. The group agreed to a request by several nations to keep the securities under study, and endorsed plans by Swiss regulators to allow banks to use CoCos to satisfy national rules that are stricter than the Basel recommendations, the person said.
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"There are mixed feelings" about CoCos with the European Central Bank, said Austria's Nowotny. It is for local regulators to decide to what extent they want to rely on this instrument, he said.
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Brian T. Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America, the largest U.S. bank, may sell part of the firm's $21 billion stake in China Construction Bank Corp. to bolster capital before the Basel standards take effect, three people familiar with the matter said earlier this month. Jerome Dubrowski, a spokesman for the lender, had no immediate comment.
While the largest surcharge that banks will initially face will be 2.5 percentage points, this number would rise to 3.5 percentage points if lenders facing the highest buffers increase in size, the Basel committee said. The 3.5 percentage point fee would act as a "disincentive for banks facing the highest charge to increase materially their global systemic importance," it said. The new requirements will be introduced with other measures from Jan. 1, 2016, through Jan. 1, 2019.
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SPARTA, N.J. — It's Saturday night in this small town and 6-foot-10 Jermaine Lawrence can be easily recognized walking into the gym at Pope John XIII High School for the first annual Living Hope Festival to Benefit Cancer Research.
Lawrence walks over to join his teammates, shaking hands with students and faculty as if he were a politician.
Eventually, the Pope John players head into the locker room, leaving Lawrence in the stands by himself.
Lawrence has yet to play a game this season after undergoing surgery on his hand and could miss another two weeks. He sat in street clothes as his team lost to New Haven (Conn.) James Hillhouse High, 56-51.
"It's been hard," Lawrence told SNY.tv during an exclusive interview before the game.
"I've been sitting out since September. It's been real nerve-racking not knowing what's going to happen, but it's been good to watch my team really compete against highly-rated teams."
The forward from Springfield Gardens, N,Y. is one of the most talented players left on the board, along with Andrew Wiggins, Julius Randle and Aaron Gordon, all of whom will sign sometime after April 17.
Lawrence is considering St. Johns, Cincinnati and UNLV. Having already taken official visits to Cincinnati and UNLV, Lawrence will take one last visit to St. John's sometime soon. No date has been set but sometime soon after the visit he plans on making a decision in February.
"St. John's is close by home, the coaching staff is cool," he said. "I like their style of play. They get up and down and their power forwards have freedom."
On UNLV: "UNLV. they get up and down and play at a fast pace. The coaches are cool, the weather is nice and they have great support from their fans."
On Cincinnati: "Cincinnati, the coaching staff is real cool. They've been keeping in touch with me since my sophomore year. I like the way they use their forwards and they're a tough team. There's nothing better than playing with a tough team."
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He's the most underrated player in the league and the most overrated player on Jets. It looks like these two things aren't mutually exclusive...
this is the problem with Rex, he gives players big heads and when it's time resign them, they say Rex said I was the best at my position in the league, to an extent that's what happened with Revis, Harris is a good player with no speed and that's about it.
Too bad Rex didn't call Stephen Hill and Clyde Gares top 100 wide receivers.....
Top 500 maybe......errr......(ducks)
David Harris made the top 200 players list. Just where he belongs.
not sure if this has been passed around on this site (i have a feeling it may have been), but figured i'd post it here anyway. there's a petition to remove rich cimini from his beat writer role at espn. up to 600 signatures as of today.
You are delusional. In no way is David Harris a top 100 player in the NFL. He likely not a top 40 Linebacker in the NFL. Let alone a top 100 overall player.
Rex do us all a favor and just be quiet. thanks
Rex is really feeling his oats lately. Too much.
He spoke more in this last week than all last season. I don't believe in the "taking pressure off the players" nonsense.
Every team is 0-0 at this minute.
Let the team do your talking.
I doubt if the Pats are bringing in grief counselors to handle their "fear" of the Jets.
Wow, Chris Snee is retiring. That can't help their O-Line. And they are replacing him with John Jerry who was involved with the Bulling case last yr in Mia. and he is coming off of a knee injury himself and has missed all of OTA and camps.
I will take our Guard situation anyday over theirs.
@Tequila Joe So Rex is just spouting off nonsense? Or does he really believe it. If he really believes it, and Rex can clearly spot and coach talent on that side of the ball, does that mean that you see the real David Harris and Rex doesn't? I'm not being sarcastic, I really don't know. I assumed David was slipping a bit as he got older
But you don't need speed to be a good LB....lol
Yeah....Rex is a meathead...Facts are just inconveniences for Rexy...but I gotta admit I like David Harris....especially the David Harris from 2007-2009
That's coming next week...
@bradysucks don't give em any ideas
That doesn't compare to the Keep Cimini petition from the Patriots blog!
I didn't read it, but let me guess. He's being a negitive scumbag.
I guess the muzzle isn't on as tightly yet this year.
I thought they have proved that Hernandez's motive for going on a killing spree was to not have to face the Jets twice a year.
It's nice to see Boss Hogg rated that high, but what is it graphing. I don't see a discription, just overall grade.
@jsadolph This was the worst kept secret in Giant Land.
He only played 3 games last year, so I think the team brought in Jerry expecting him to start or at least play a handful of games.
That OL is trash, Eli is going to come out of this season mumbling like a boxer who has taken one too many shots to the head.
600 names on a petition is a drop in the water?
Says the guy who runs fan polls to test the pulse of Jets nation with like six responses.
@UncleJoesJetFarm Put your pom-poms away, Joseph.
If only you rooted for the Jets the way you root for Cimini you'd be their new Superfan.
I don't see the purpose of Rex talking now before camp. It serves no benefit for the Jets. Other teams are getting free motivation from him even before their physicals.
Hope you don't work in a prosecutor's office. Any prosecutor's office.
Nice line...
@jsadolph Sorry, it's from PFF's most recent article. Those are the rookie PFF grades for interior DL. X-axis is total snaps, Y-axis is the score. So, THE BOSS is the best performer that they charted, combining the two.
@Bent Truth. But what they did lose is the guy they could go to every year to restructure his deal to shake loose some cash.
Wow, not a negitive thing at all. Lets see how long it will take for his positivity to wear off. I give it less than a week.
@Lloyd Jay Reife Other teams couldn't care less that Rex said this. Not a one.
I try to avoid shady places like that.
@jsadolph Precisely.
Never Forget:
(it's nice of Eli to hold still long enough to gif a Manning Face for us)
@UncleJoesJetFarm Could've fooled me. You seem to get way more excited for a Cimini article than you do a Jets win. Or maybe it's equal. But anyone who takes this much joy in Cimini posting a new article is some kind of sadist.
I think it is pretty obvious Lloyds' comment cast a little wider net than this immediate comment.
@a57se @Brendan @Lloyd Jay Reife
If you are talking about your own team then I don't see the problem with it.
The only time I can see it becoming poster material is when you start talking about other teams.(see Paper Bag Sandwich)
@a57se So you want to widen the scope to include the playoff prediction?
Do you think teams are going to ramp up the emotion to play the Bills? Because they've had a similar prediction come out from Buffalo.
This idea that teams will play harder against the Jets to prevent them from making the playoffs is pretty unfounded. Do you think a team in Week 10 will care what Rex said in May? Unless they've got a childish way of holding a grudge, it's unlikely.
Yeah, I see your comments on the ESPN Blog all the time praising Cimini...you really are quite the fanboy!
@UncleJoesJetFarm Of course you did, because we need more idiots who can't cover the salary cap properly being the viewed as the #1 Jets reporter by the rest of the country.
@jsadolph @a57se @Brendan @Lloyd Jay Reife
Back to turnips, js...Some people like 'em, some don't.
Exactly. Whether we like it or not, ESPN is the Biggest sports information site out there. So if we have to put a face on our team, I would like it to be someone that actually likes the team.
The rest of the country has no problem piling on the Jets. We don't need someone adding fuel to the fire.
@Lloyd Jay Reife @Brendan @a57se
I used to cringe when I heard Rex making bold predictions about the Jets. I've come to understand this is how Rex motivates his team and gets them to run through a wall for him.
Rex typically gets his teams to achieve more than most analysts predict. Last year Rex got as much out of that team as any coach could have.
With the nice additions to this years team, he's getting them all raring to go before mini camp. I don't see the harm in getting your team all fired up.
@Lloyd Jay Reife That's true, maybe he has some more goodies in store for us.
As long as he keeps it in-house the leaguewide backlash will be minimal. If he starts ripping opposing teams that's when he gets into real trouble.
Saying you're going to win the SB is a lot different than saying you'll make the playoffs, so he's still dialed back from where he once was. If he can keep it in this zone without going overboard I see no harm in it. But we'll see if Rex is capable of doing that.
@UncleJoesJetFarm @a57se @Brendan Did he grow up a Giants fan?
Constructive criticism can be done without the constant snide comments poisoning almost every on of his articles.
@UncleJoesJetFarm He is consistently inaccurate when it comes to statistics and his annual "start a riot over the salary cap" act is misleading and immoral.
Don't act like him lying or being wrong is me being touchy. That's not "constructive criticism," that's inciting a controversy to generate page clicks.
Cimini could be a good reporter, but he chooses not to be.
You're right because the playoffs are generic and involves two conferences and numerous teams. Predicting a SB win is narrowing it to one, the Jets. (In Rex's case). That could ruffle some feathers.
@williamg1 That's about the only thing that makes sense with the way he behaves.
Where did you grow-up joey? CI?
Your a good guy Joey. Everyone is entitled to there own ridiculous opinions(I know I have plenty of my own). It's amazing how you keep a positive attitude though all the toture you get for your Crimini liking. Very commendable.


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At lunchtime today, the lovely ladies from Mills & Boon were giving out free books to passers-by at Martin Place, Pitt Street Mall and the QVB. They were aided by so-called 'buff butlers' (though I'd say there was more buff than buttering). The initiative seemed well received, although for more impact they really needed more butlers. I say that in a completely objective (not objectifying way).
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1x4 or 2x8 Nikon 223 scope on my M4?
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I was never into military type guns, but I have opinions about scopes for hunting.
On bolt action rifles I've found that unless your hunt is the kind where very long range shots are the only kind expected, too much magnification is more of a hinderance than a help. If you're expecting your hunting shots to be more like only 100 yards or so, then 4X is plenty. 8X will only make it harder to find the target in the scope fast enough since the field of view is so small. You'll certainly shoot better groups on paper with 8X, but that's mainly because paper doesn't move around while your just trying to get the thing visible in your scope.
Since you seem to be into combat weapons in addition to just the hunting thing, I'd choose the 1X to 4X variable as the best all around choice for a gun like the M4, and save the high magnification scopes for the sort of bolt action target rifles they were really intended for.
For close in combat situations, I can't help but think that I'd rather have that 1X option than to have 2X magnification as my lowest setting.
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Vermont State Police investigate a shooting and stabbing Monday in Danby.
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The stepmother of a Danby man who police said fatally shot a New York man Sunday night said the day after the incident that Michael White was only acting to defend his girlfriend and their children from harm.
"If he weren't there, he could have killed her. He defended his family," said Debbie White, the stepmother of Michael White, who police named Monday morning as the man who fatally shot Aaron Allen, 28, of Hudson Falls, N.Y.
Standing outside her home just hundreds of feet from the scene of the incident on John Corey Road, Debbie White said Allen had made repeated visits to the road and issued multiple threats.
"He said he was going to come up here and shoot everyone," Debbie White said of Allen.
The stepmother said that Michael White and his girlfriend, 22-year-old Heather Thompson, had been living together in a rented mobile home owned by her husband. The pair was fixing up the unit while raising two children, White's 6-year-old daughter and Thompson's 15-month-old daughter, who was fathered by Allen, according to Debbie White.
Allen, who police said had been shot twice by Michael White, was pronounced dead at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Thompson, who police said Allen stabbed multiple times, is being treated at the Rutland hospital and is expected to survive. Debbie White said Thompson had to undergo surgery and was recovering at the hospital Monday with Michael White by her side.
The stepmother added that Michael White was never taken into custody.
Police said they were called to a home on John Corey Road in Danby around 7:30 p.m. Sunday for a reported shooting and stabbing. Police said through an investigation they learned that Allen arrived at the home and attacked Thompson. Michael White, 24, of Danby, who was at the residence and is Thompson's current boyfriend, witnessed the attacked, according to police.
"White subsequently discharged a rifle, of an undetermined make and caliber, striking Allen twice," police wrote in a press release.
Police said the Thompson had an active restraining order from New York against Allen, and Allen also had pending criminal charges in New York involving the woman for an incident that took place in April for offenses including unlawful imprisonment.
Once the investigation is complete, police said, it will be forwarded to the Rutland County state's attorney's office for review.
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