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RMC officials said, in the past one week they have registered 169 cases of diarrhoea, 186 cases of fever and 173 cases of cough and cold. "These figures have been obtained from the government hospitals and do not give the complete picture. The number of cases registered by private hospitals and practitioners are yet to be ascertained and they must be higher than the official figures," said an RMC official.
RMC sources attributed the outbreak of diseases to incomplete sanitation work by RMC's sanitation and water works departments. "RMC's delegates the cleaning work of gutter and underground pipelines to private contractors at 90% rate to generate profits. In turn, the private contractors shirk their work and never pay attention to public grievances," said a source.
"Apart from sanitation work, the health department should also carry out checking of ice-manufacturing units, roadside sugarcane juice and ice candy vendors. Use of disposable glasses should be made compulsory for roadside vendors," added the source.
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Hi Laura, Beautiful pics, how is the scent like? The psycho flowers look very pretty |
Love the psycho!!!! Can't wait for mine to get big. Peg |
- Posted by sunseeker53 10a CA USA (My Page) on Fri, Aug 12, 11 at 21:21
Hi Laura! Nice blooms you got there! Always LOVE the Psycho! And the Lani is beautiful too! I've just paid for an online order for a Lani Beauty cutting. Do you know if Lani Beauty is the same as Lani? The picture of the flowers look very similar (love the pink band on the edge of the petals). Thanks for sharing the wonderful pictures! |
Beautiful- and I can smell them too. Lani can get some oranges and yellow combinations that are great. Thanks for the pics. |
- Posted by loveplants2 8 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 13, 11 at 8:10
Hello Everyone, Kandhi, Thank you for the kind comments! The fragrance on the Psycho AKA J L Trumpet is a sweet fragrance and is quite pleasant to even be near the tree. Its that strong of the "sweet" smell! The Lani (which is now in the favorite catagory) has a floral fragrance. Just the beauty of this flower alone would make it a keeper, but with the floral fragrance, it's a must have!!! Peg, The "Psycho" is definately a heavy bl,oomer. I am so pleased to finally see mine bloom. I have been patiently waiting for two years noww and she finally has rewarded me!!! It's worth the wait!!! Sunseeker, I checked some of my notes, that a very kind Slavetothefur shared with me. Lani AKA Lani Beauty is one in the same. According to these notes. So it looks like you have the same Plumeria as me!!! You will love it!! I'm still in awe everytime i look at it. This has been the best year for me as far as inflos and i'm so thrilled. Patience has finallyy paid off!!! WHHHOOO!! Bill, Thanks you...You are right, the fragrance is amazing and the oranges on the Lani were there, but seemed to change the next day. They are all so unique and beautiful!!! Take care everyone, Laura in VB |
- Posted by dave_in_nova VA zone 7a (My Page) on Sat, Aug 13, 11 at 15:32
Lani is a good one. I love the many tones of color on it. Mine has been blooming off and on from an old inflo. Did you take those shots at night? |
Gorgeous, Laura, especially Lani! Wow! Greg |
Nice blooms Laura! I think next time you should include a photo of you in your headlamp sneaking around your yard at midnight. LOL. Big Wave Dave |
- Posted by loveplants2 8 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 13, 11 at 21:40
Hello Everyone!! Dave, You have a great eye!!! Yes i was outside taking pics when i came home from work!!!! LOL!!! Greg, Thanks!!! I really do love Lani!! She is quite the beauty!! Dave P, AKA BIG WAVE DAVE!!! Dont you remember? You sent me a copy of your headlamp? LOL...You have my number!!! LOL I do go outside late at night when i get home...i have to check on the "little ones!!" Take care.. Laura in VB |
- Posted by tweetybaby2005 Zone 6B/SC KS (My Page) on Sat, Aug 13, 11 at 23:49
Laura, stunningly beautiful. Trying to do a cyber sniff and imagining the fragrance here. I bet they will make beautiful leis. Kuan - green with envy here in KS :) |
- Posted by loveplants2 8 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 15, 11 at 0:15
- Posted by dave_in_nova VA zone 7a (My Page) on Mon, Aug 15, 11 at 8:34
Very nice! The no-ID pink cutting has some leaves that are starting to stretch already. |
- Posted by animalcraker So Cal zone 9 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 15, 11 at 23:23
They're all so beautiful, thanks for sharing. ~Jen |
Hi Laura, WOW Lani is really nice! Don't have that one yet...I stress the word "YET"..lMAo! I knew you would love Psycho. I never knew it was JL Trumpet. That Pink noid is really nice. that's the 2nd time I have seen pics of it this year. What a beauty! Just goes to show that noids can be just as nice as named plumeria! I cannot wait for J105. The flowers really are unique aren't they! So did you get hit with all the rain? We lucked out here. In fact 2 of my water barrels are now almost empty. Take care Laura, and keep those pictures coming! |
- Posted by sunseeker53 10a CA USA (My Page) on Wed, Aug 17, 11 at 0:22
Wow I love that close up picture of Lani! I'm so glad I bought it, however I hope it won't take long to get to the flowering stage! J105 is always in my top favorites. It's an awesome flower! Thanks for the beautiful pictures! |
- Posted by loveplants2 8 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 17, 11 at 0:32
Hello Everyone, Dave, You're right about the size of the Pink Noid blooms. They have really spread out, illl have to pick one and show the size compared to my hand. Like your pic of the California Sally. I think its about the same size or sightly smaller. But, she is a beauty!!! This is the mother tree to your cutting! Thank you, Jen!!! I am so happy with the Lani and the J-105 as well as all of them LOL !!! They are all so different, but all unique and beautiful!!!! Andrew, When i received the Psycho it was named J L Trumpet AKA as Psycho. The PInk Noid is a real winner. The size of the inflos are the largest that i have ever seen. It reminds me of MY Valentine. But it is a NOid. So it will stay as such!!! We did get the rain, finally!!! It filled my 2 - 20 gallons rain barrels. That wont take long to empty though!!! Ill keep the pics coming...ii need to adjust the headlight on the helment!!! ( DAVE P>..LOL) i think thats so funny...i know you all look at night too! Come on...admit it!!!! LOL... Take care everyone... Laura in VB |
- Posted by dave_in_nova VA zone 7a (My Page) on Fri, Aug 19, 11 at 11:04
'Lani' has a wonderful rose scent! So if you don't get a chance to add 'Vera Cruz Rose' to your collection, just smell 'Lani'. I didn't realize Psycho was also JL Trumpet either. Is this a registered cultivar? Where did it originate? dave |
- Posted by sunseeker53 10a CA USA (My Page) on Fri, Aug 19, 11 at 11:56
Same here Dave, I didn't realize that either. The shape of the flowers just seem so different between the 2 varieties! I actually like Psycho a lot and don't like JL Trumpet at all!! (from all the pictures I've seen, JL Trumpet flowers has the shape of "shell" types which don't fully open - probably why it was named Trumpet"). |
- Posted by dave_in_nova VA zone 7a (My Page) on Fri, Aug 19, 11 at 13:22
I don't think they're the same at all. 'Psycho' opens much wider and has wider petals compared to the photos of JL trumpet I've looked up. Maybe Bill can shed some light? |
My psycho came from Marylyns gardens over a decade ago and was sold as white with red stripe. One of the guys at the SCPS had one too and first sold it as Gardenia which it is not because I had a Gardenia. Then he sold it as JL Trumpet which I do not believe is the same. I have seen it listed as Gardena which may be because there were several old trees in the L.A. town of Gardena. My wife, Sherry, named ours psycho because it would start flowering a month before any others and still be flowering in February when all the others are totally dormant. She said that goofy psycho white doesn't know it is winter-it has been blooming for ten months. The name stuck. It will always be a bit psycho to me. Bill Uploaded with ImageShack.us |
- Posted by sunseeker53 10a CA USA (My Page) on Fri, Aug 19, 11 at 16:53
I sure wish that my plants would behave psycho like your Psycho :-) |
- Posted by loveplants2 8 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 21, 11 at 20:52
Hello Everyone, Just wanted to say that when I received my "Psycho" from a wonderful person here on this forum, it was tagged as JL Trumpet AKA Psycho. That is what i have always kept on my tag since it came from the "originial Psycho" tree!! : ) Thank you Bill, for sharing the info....it will always be Hello to all out in Costa Mesa...does she have any idea what she has done with naming this tree? LOL... Take care everyone... Laura in VB |
Your Lani is beautiful!!!! |
- Posted by sunseeker53 10a CA USA (My Page) on Wed, Aug 24, 11 at 19:50
I was soooo excited to finally receive my Lani cutting... only to find it wrinkly and with a cut wound at the base of 1 of the 3 tips! This is the first time I ordered from this FL seller. He said he will send a replacement next week. We'll see... Hopefully I'll get a decent one next week. I love the white stripe in the middle of the petals, Laura! it's a beautiful flower! |
- Posted by loveplants2 8 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 24, 11 at 20:16
Sunseeker.. Ill [post another pic of my Lani tonight!!!! Im in the middle of lining up my plants/trees to bring in from the Hurricane....what a chore..looks like trees ready to evacuate!!! LOL!! Im so glad u received your Lani cutting, sorry it was damaged, hopefully they will stand by what they said and send a replacement. : ) ill post pic in a few... Laura in VB |
Hi Laura, I never thought I would be saying this but I think I may have to actually start hauling mine in too! Even though I am pretty much on the Lake Erie side of the state, we have felt the effects of hurricanes. High winds TONS of rain, and those occasional wind gusts. Watching the Weather Channel they were saying that it could hit NYC sometime between Saturday night and Sunday morning. No matter where it hits it's going to cause some serious damage....I wish all of you in the path of this major storm, good luck! Andrew |
- Posted by loveplants2 8 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 24, 11 at 21:56
Hi ANdrew... Im going to take some pictures of the trees lined up to "Evacuate" into the greenhouse...LOL I have spent the day making sure the larger trees that are on the deck are tied down to the railing...the big ones are going to stay...makes me nervous, but all of the others that are smaller than 2 feet are coming into the greenhouse. The cactus and the NBC's as well as the DR's the larger palms are staying outside. I can always lay them down. But, the others are to small and to precious to leave outside. With the earthquake yesterday, and the hurricane ready to hit, my nerves are shot!!!! LOL.... At least i can arrange and reallly look at all of the new cuttings and inspect them. I did water them throughly today. so they will have some weight to them. I will probably water them again to keep them heavy... Im watching the weather channel and its making my hair stand on end....Yikes... I think im going to post a pic of my Lani now...tht will bring a smile to my face to see this beauty!!! Give me a minute and it will be there... Cheers!!! Laura in VB |
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- Posted by girlgroupgirl 8 ATL (My Page) on Sat, Jun 18, 11 at 16:39
I have been enjoying the "hell strip" between the sidewalk and the road. It has been so hot and dry but it is going really well. Right now there is gaillardia, crocosmia, rudbeckias, mexican hats, a lantana (I will probably switch this one out eventually, to a more orange variety), and butterfly weed. I don't irrigate very often and it is very hot and dry there. I need to begin thinking of things to add for late summer bloom too, when things begin to peter out. |
- Posted by cindysunshine 5b (My Page) on Sat, Jun 18, 11 at 20:15
I am sure pleased with the new container combination. First off I love the big cranberry red pot I put the sun parasol red mandevilla in the center, surrounded with the Livingston Daisy with the tiny red aster flowers. I have not grown them before, kind of waxy and it clings to the pot is doing exceptionally well. The botanical name is "Mesembryanthemum". Egads we will stick with livingston daisy. And then there is one of the heart shaped leaf sweet potato vines in there. I am hoping the mandevilla climbs tall on those 5' stakes. I have been tying it. |
- Posted by kathi_mdgd 9 S.Ca (My Page) on Sat, Jun 18, 11 at 21:08
Cindy, That is sooooooooooooo Gorgeous,love the combinations you used in it.We got a new mandaville this year,hope it gets as lush as yours.Ours is pink with a white edge.TFS Kathi |
- Posted by crackingtheconcrete 7a (My Page) on Sat, Jun 18, 11 at 22:21
That is a Fantastic container combo and I can't believe how huge the Livingston Daisies are! I tried growing them from seed a few years back because I love them, and they were so teeny! My favorite combos this year are a window box into which I semi-randomly stuck all sorts of Sedum, sempervivum, and ornamental oregano. And also Kniphofia against purple alliums. I'll try to post pics later. |
- Posted by cindysunshine 5b (My Page) on Sun, Jun 19, 11 at 15:18
They are wonderful things. I found the tag they are in Mezoo series and don't much resemble typical livingston aster like daisies. The other plant worth mentioning is annual dill. Does anybody else let it self sow? It sure is fresh and pretty and that blue green color plus the acid yellow in the flower heads is lovely. I let it come up and backdrop things and yank it when annoying, let a big go to seed and sprinkle it around. I snapped a pic it is pretty bright sunny and would look better early morning but you get the idea. |
- Posted by newbiehavinfun 7a - Southern NJ (My Page) on Mon, Jun 20, 11 at 11:09
No photos, but I put together containers for my parents every year for Mother's and Father's Days. Ones that came out particularly well had dracaena spikes, multi-colored coleus, lime-green potato vine, purple potato vine, and the fragrant purple petunias. These are in partial sun and doing well. I also did a few succulent containers for hot, full sun areas: portaluca, sempervivem, and sedums. My dad said that the portaluca are blooming their heads off. |
- Posted by eightzoner (My Page) on Tue, Jun 21, 11 at 17:11
Here are a few that are working for me this year. Nothing special, but pretty: This one is nepeta, clematis Nelly Moser (or so I thought, not so sure now), and a purple bearded iris. Here's a shade combo that pleases me more every year. It's Heuchera marmalade, an unknown blue hosta, snowberry, and boxwood: And a closeup of the above: Here's a container combo - last year's pic: 2 kinds of sweet potato vine, coleus, canna and creeping jenny, with heuchera in the little pot. Sheri |
- Posted by eightzoner (My Page) on Tue, Jun 21, 11 at 17:20
One more sun combo . . . This is crocosmia, shasta daisy, a white salvia, and iris fronds. Not shown is a smokebush, which provides a nice backdrop to this combo from a distance. |
Beautiful!! Thank you all so much for sharing!! -Sprout |
One of my favorite combinations in late spring is just finishing. I didn't get a very good picture of it this year though: The clematis (probaly Nelly Moser - I don't have a tag for it so I'm not totally sure...) and the dwarf lilac (maybe Miss Kim...? I lost to tag for it too!) bloom together in very similar colors on opposite sides of the path leading to/through the south gate/arbour. This is a closer view of the color combo (picture from 2008): The clematis climbs into a mockorange - as does a couple of canes of New Dawn rose. They bloom together after the clematis finishes blooming. With deadheading, the rose will bloom off and on most of the summer. Last summer we removed the majority of the New Dawn roses that used to be on the arbour but we left the canes that grow into the mockorange because we liked that combo. The jury is still out though on whether the rose gets to stay - it is SO vigorous and thorny we may conclude it's not worth the effort to keep it controlled in the shrub. We'll see... |
- Posted by freezengirl 4 Kenai Peninsula (My Page) on Wed, Jun 22, 11 at 11:37
One of the prettiest combinations I ever had in any of my gardens was: pinkish colored lilac shrub underplanted with perennial cornflower, bleeding heart, pink triumph and darwin tulips with silene. It is one combo I have promised myself to do again when I get far enough along in the new garden bed construction. |
I am quite happy with the following combination: heuchera Frosted Violet, hosta Wide Brim and stachys byzantina Silver Carpet |
- Posted by cindysunshine 5b (My Page) on Tue, Jun 28, 11 at 9:22
Freezengirl your post on the pink combination came to mind when I saw this combo also with perennial coneflowers and those lovely pink trumpet lilies this morning. I like the airiness and how they seem to float... :) |
I was taking some pics in the garden this morning and came across this cute little vignette: Unfortunately I can't really take credit for any good combinations in my yard... usually I just chalk it up to good luck since I plant so haphazardly! Anyway, it's pretty washed out from the major glare on my phone's camera, but that's two achillea -- 'coronation gold' and 'ballerina', I think -- and some veronica 'royal candles'. |
- Posted by eightzoner (My Page) on Tue, Jun 28, 11 at 12:09
Such nice photos, everyone. Cindy -- what a great combo! The pinks match and the stamens of the lilies are the perfect complement to the orange stamens in the lilies. |
- Posted by cindysunshine 5b (My Page) on Wed, Jun 29, 11 at 12:38
I did not even notice how the centers of the coneflowers match the stamens on the lilies but it does contribute doesn't it? I think this is where coneflowers really excel - they are such nice companions, very different in texture than anything else. Makes me smile. |
I agree Cindy. I love that combo. I have some echinacea "Pow Wow" - which look just like those in the photo and I also have "Mona Lisa" lilies (also like those in your photo) that I was planning to move - somewhere. What a great combo. I can't wait to make it happen in my garden, too. Thanks for posting. -Sprout (Linda) |
- Posted by wonbyherwits z7b NC (My Page) on Wed, Jun 29, 11 at 15:41
There are great companion combinations shown here. I have so many, that I don't know where to start and I know that it will take me an hour to round up the photos. salvia 'Caradonna' with allium 'Purple Sensation' in spring In the last year, I've started mixing up my annuals and perennials for a mixed meadow look. Not nearly as structured as most companion plantings.... it's like "meadow meets cottage garden" and recently a garden writer decided to call my entire garden (inside and outside the fence) a cottage garden. Many more...have to think about it. Here is a link to my favorite right now-- blazing star, bee balm, and coneflowers (soon to be joined by the Russian sage and agastache starting to bloom) Cameron |
Here is a link that might be useful: Liatris and companions
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Winners of 2013: Boring Investors (WSJ)
In the best year for U.S. stocks since 1995, the smart way to play the markets has been to follow the dumb money. So-called dumb-money strategies, which involve buying and holding a plain-vanilla portfolio of U.S. stocks, did much better than the more complex approaches employed by hedge funds and other professional investors. Fueled by easy money from the Federal Reserve and signs of improvement in the economy, the Dow Jones Industrial Average goes into the final day of 2013 with a gain of 29% once dividends are included, while the S&P 500 index has climbed 32% with dividends. Those gains far outpace the rally predicted by even the most bullish Wall Street strategists. Many hedge funds were left in the dust, alongside investors who use "tactical" timing of the markets' ups and downs and those who spread their bets among a wide variety of assets such as commodities, emerging markets and exchanged-traded funds.
Private Equity Enjoys A Record Year (WSJ)
Private-equity firms are set to return a record amount of cash to their investors for 2013, after taking advantage of buoyant markets to sell hundreds of billions of dollars of investments. From initial public offerings to company debt deals that pay private-equity investors hefty dividends—this year will be remembered for the gains earned by firms that specialize in buying and selling companies, and by the pension funds, university endowments and wealthy individuals that invest in them. Investors in private-equity funds are expected to receive more than $120 billion for 2013, topping last year's record of $115 billion, according to estimates by Cambridge Associates LLC, which gets a glimpse of firms' finances as an adviser to private-equity investors. In the first half of 2013, private-equity firms returned $60.8 billion to investors.
Pot Shops in Denver Open Door to $578 Million in Sales (Bloomberg)
Toni Fox plans to open the doors of her Denver marijuana shop at 8 a.m. tomorrow to a line of customers including some who camped overnight to be the first in the U.S. to legally buy pot for recreational use. Fox has arranged for canopy tents, heaters and a food truck to offer donuts and pastries to patrons waiting for the state-appointed hour. She expects sales at her 3D Cannabis Center, operating since 2010 as a medical-marijuana dispensary near the Denver Coliseum, to surge to at least $250,000 a month from $30,000, she said. "We'll have people out the door," Fox, 42, a Salida resident, said by telephone. "It's going to be a very festive atmosphere. We all feel like we're walking on sunshine right now." Fox's shop is among 14 in Denver that got state and local licenses in time to sell marijuana to anyone 21 or older starting Jan. 1, just over a year after Colorado and Washington voters made their states the first to legalize recreational use. Washington's shops are expected to open later in the year. Colorado projects $578.1 million a year in combined wholesale and retail marijuana sales to yield $67 million in tax revenue, according to the Legislative Council of the Colorado General Assembly. Wholesale transactions taxed at 15 percent will finance school construction, while the retail levy of 10 percent will fund regulation of the industry.
'Sell' Report Fails To Chill Herbalife (NYP)
Herbalife shares look to be wrapped in Kevlar. The controversial diet-shake seller's stock, one of the hottest this year with a gain of 136 percent, barely budged Monday after getting hit with its first sell recommendation. Shares in the Los Angeles company slipped 0.5 percent, to $77.92.
My 'Wolf of Wall Street' Review (TRB/Josh Brown)
I've known ten or twelve guys who worked at the Lake Success headquarters of Stratton during its heyday; all the stories are true and there's very little embellishment in the movie. It all happened and then some. I've been hearing these stories for fifteen years. There was a diaspora of sorts that happened after that firm went down, a thousand others had opened up shop as the brokers were scattered like seeds in the wind. Boiler room brokerages had sprung up from Westchester to New Jersey to Staten Island to the Financial District in Manhattan to Boca Raton, Florida. But nowhere was there as heavy a concentration as there was on Long Island. At one point, there was a nickel broker-dealer in every glass office tower in Suffolk and Nassau Counties (and many big buildings had several firms housed on different floors, imagine the stairwells). The scripts used in the movie were the exact same ones taught to every NY metro area broker in the late 1990′s. I printed the entire Belfort pitch (which itself had been stolen from the Madison Avenue office of Lehman Brothers) in my book Backstage Wall Street, I'm fairly certain the producers got their hands on it for the film. I doubt Jordan had a copy lying around from twenty years ago. They also used the term "Wildebeest" which is something I use on TV a lot to describe runaway stocks. My friend Paul and I made it up in a finance context five years ago, so I'm flattered, I guess.
$375-per-person New Year's feast – at Applebee's? (MarketWatch)
Sure, you may think of Applebee's as an affordable casual-dining chain, famed for its whiskey-flavored steaks and two-for-$20 dinner specials…But once a year, Applebee's goes high-end. The chain's franchise-owned restaurant in the heart of New York's Times Square offers a $375-a-person New Year's Eve bash that's billed as "a night to remember." (Those under 12 can get in for $250.) But this isn't your standard Applebee's bill of fare, the franchisee notes. The party, which starts at 8 p.m. and wraps up at midnight, features an extensive buffet, a "premium" open bar, a house DJ, a dance floor, plus party favors galore. And for those eager to see the ball drop, the restaurant lets patrons "make their way to the streets of Times Square." As for the vittles themselves, be prepared for "a ton of food" (steak and shrimp included) prepared by "some fairly sophisticated culinary people," says Zane Tankel, who heads up all 38 Applebee's restaurants in the New York metro area. Add in the décor and "you wouldn't know you were at an Applebee's for that one night," Tankel says.
From Taxes to Executive Pay, New Rules for 2014 (WSJ)
Regulators are set to unleash new business rules in 2014 that will push companies to re-examine issues ranging from their taxes and suppliers to auditor relationships and interest-rate hedges. Dozens of corporate tax breaks expire Tuesday, and some new rules kick in Wednesday, as the new year begins. Among the biggest changes will be the way companies can write off repair costs for fixed assets, such as windows or factory generators, and new accounting standards for leases on an array of property—from buildings to airplanes. Multinational companies, meanwhile, will face new tax laws overseas.
French 'Millionaire' Tax Cleared (Reuters)
France's Constitutional Council gave the go-ahead on Sunday to the government's so-called millionaire tax, to be levied on companies that pay salaries of more than 1 million euros a year. The measure, introduced in line with a pledge by President François Hollande to make the rich do more to pull France out of its financial crisis, has infuriated business leaders and soccer teams, which at one point threatened to go on strike. It was originally intended as a 75 percent tax to be paid by high earners on the portion of annual income exceeding €1 million, or roughly $1.37 million, but the council rejected it last year, saying it was unfair. France's top administrative court later said that 66 percent was the legal maximum for individuals. The Socialist government has since reworked the tax to levy it on companies instead, raising the ire of entrepreneurs.
Berkshire Hathaway to buy Phillips 66 unit for around $1.4 billion (Retuers)
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc struck a deal to buy a Phillips 66 business that makes chemicals to improve the flow potential of pipelines for around $1.4 billion of stock. Phillips 66 said on Monday that Berkshire will pay for the unit, Phillips Specialty Products Inc, using about 19 million shares of Phillips 66 stock that it currently owns.
Drunk Driver Failing "Walk And Turn" Sobriety Test Explains To Cops, "I Can't Dance Like Britney Spears." (TSG)
Responding to a phone tip about a drunk driver, two sheriff's deputies approached Jeffrey MacDonald, 43, as he pulled his Nissan Versa into the driveway of his Vero Beach residence late yesterday afternoon. MacDonald smelled of alcohol, had "slow and slurred speech," and was unsteady on his feet, according to an Indian River County Sheriff's Office report. Subsequent Breathalyzer tests recorded MacDonald's blood alcohol content at nearly three time times the legal .08 limit. When MacDonald sought to do the "Walk and Turn" exercise–which required him to walk a straight line heel-to-toe–he failed miserably. The wobbly Floridian told deputies, "I can't pass," "I can't do that," and "I can't dance like Britney Spears."
Programming Note: Have a great New Year's, whether it takes you to the Time Square Applebee's or not and we'll see you back here on Thursday!
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Paying $375 for an Applebee's dinner is like paying full ticket price for a Jose Banks suit. It makes no sense
Now there really are things to do in Denver before you die!!!!!!!!!!
"Toni Fox plans to open the doors of her Denver marijuana shop at 8 a.m. tomorrow"
– Sigma Chi Reach Around Quant
It's JoS. A. Bank, you retard. Jose Banks suits are actually highly priced.
Marijuana is a gateway drug to opiates and meth…! To legalize marijuana is to sentence the children of such users to a life of despair and misery.
I heard Shazar works remotely from a bathroom stall located in Terminal 4 at JFK that takes in a lot of international flights. Apparently if you know the secret Sigma Chi handshake he will give you a tour of the place.
Whoa, went to the Fashinoista New Year's party last year and let's just say I've never seen so many size 0s with daddy issues.
He's known as widestance.
Some end up in penny stock sales.
They also used the term "Wildebeest" which is something I use on TV a lot to describe runaway stocks.
Cool story, bro. Also? STFU.
"SebastianN" = Off-brand LaxBro.
Off to Applebee's with you.
being shepherded by a poor mans laxbro
see your comment
I'm thinking there's a whole class of women out there who'd be thrilled to go to Applebees with some dude in a Member's Only jacket…take Ms Spears, for instance…
I hope Shazar's New Year's resolution is to consistently produce Opening Bells on time.
Nothing says 'bubble' quite like a 4-bill dinner at Applebee's.
I dreamed a dream.
So now where do we go for dinner?
-UBS Analyst/MD/VP
How much for the around the world package ?
Applebee's. Wooow.
Jose Banks are where the Zetas wash their money.
Sales of Pot, Tacos Boom, but Colorado Economy Stagnates, Economists Puzzled – "It doesn't really make sense, but whatever . . . hey, do they have White Castle around here?", Says Local Professor
$375 at Applebbes on NYE.
The NKI.
Did it sting much, the rejection letter from The Onion?
Based on this cogent analysis I decided to buy White Castle stock. Much to my surprise there isn't any.
–> Guy who is bummed that there is no White Castle stock because Pepsico (who owns Frito Lay) is too big to move because 1 state legalized pot.
–> Guy who is also going to Boulder for business week after next and was soundly smacked down when he suggested that our hosts buy like a pound of weed and one of those giant hookas to cap the week.
Praise be the man who gets to witness Bess in her New Year's thong th, thong, thong, thong.
How many hookers?
How many guys are going??
Are we going on a bus???
Is there going to be a bus involved????
– J Belfort's reminiscing pangs of jelousy
Or addicted to filthy, filthy porn.
-J. Gundlach
What's so wrong about watching an 18 year old suburban teen with porcelain skin take so many black dongs that she turns a nice mocha color by the end?
What did they expect from a Muslim born in Kenya?
2008 called, they want their meme back.
Little embellishment in the movie ? As depicted, the Stratton trading room had more people than the floor of the NYSE, before computers arrived. I don't think so.
"I found a whole rat in my Cobb salad!"
Shut your juvenile piehole, punk. You don't know crap. I've studied Communism in DETAIL for the last 36 years, so don't say SH*T. Before you open your festering piehole, READ the Venona Secrets or the Black Book of Communism, THEN come back, and say the same thing, you imbecile.


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This collection is stored at Firestone Library.
Requests will be delivered to Manuscripts Division, RBSC Reading Room .
Collection Creator: De Coppet, Andre, 1892-1953..
Dates: 1782 September 5.
Located In: Box 12, Folder 20
Extent: 1 item
Languages: English.
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Collection is open for research use. Researchers may be required to use surrogates of collection items stored in special vault facilities.
American Revolutionary officer and political leader from Georgia. ALS, Savannah. To General McIntosh. Reporting the death of Col. [Henry] Laurens, the likelihood of peace according to Sir Guy Carleton, Admiral Pigot's presence around Charleston, and the strength of Habersham's battalion. 3 pp.
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Cubitt says a real shift has occurred in the way shippers think about collaborative transportation opportunities. "The difference is that shippers today are focusing on implementation," he says. "They don't want to do more analysis, they want to implement."
Shippers also are looking for broader opportunities than the lane matching or backhaul programs that have typified collaborative efforts in the past. "They are looking for strategic opportunities in the network and they are devoting resources and taking the time to design and implement programs and work with partners to really drive strategic change," says Cubitt.
It is not unusual for shippers today to want a pilot lane up and running in 90 days with ramp up to other lanes 60 days after that, Cubitt says. One area getting a lot of focus is heavy/light co-loading, where shippers of heavy freight find a partner with lightweight freight to use the additional cube in a trailer, he says. One example of this is Dal-Tile Corporation. "We load Dal-Tile on the floor of a railcar or trailer, which uses about 80 percent of the allowable weight, then we put refrigerators, washers, dryers or ladders on top of that, which makes a perfect load with the maximum weight and cube," Cubitt says.
A similar type of project involves consumer packaged goods companies who co-load freight at DC cluster areas like Atlanta, Chicago or Dallas and ship to clusters of retailers. "Where a CPG company might be shipping every 10 to 18 days to a retailer now, it can co-load and ship more frequently," says Cubitt. "We have a number of such initiatives with companies like Clorox, Del Monte, Colgate and Diamond Foods that have been running for a long time and are in expansion phases."
Collaborative benchmarking is another collaborative area that is getting a lot of attention, Cubitt says. He notes that Transplace just issued its third annual accessorial benchmarking study, which covers fuel surcharges, stop charges, detention charges and the like. "We looked at more than 150 companies with $17bn in spend and we can show shippers what fees are market competitive, what other shippers are doing in these areas and what are the emerging trends," he says.
Transplace also conducts collaborative benchmarking in transportation management, he says. "We can show shippers where they stand on operational KPIs, like tender acceptances from carriers, on-time pickup and delivery, asset broker mix," he says. "Shippers see value looking not just at what they are doing but at how their performance compares to peers inside and outside of their industry."
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Future of the Devils: Keith Kinkaid
Union College is usually highlighted for basketball. However in recent years hockey has brought a lot of eyes on the town of Schenectady, NY. The past two ice hockey seasons have shown success as one of its stars is leaving Union College early to enter the NHL. Keith Kinkaid, the 2011 Ken Dryden Award winning goalie, has been signed by the New Jersey Devils.
I had the opportunity to speak with Jeff Weinstein, the Assistant Sports Information Director for Hockey, about Keith and his time at Union.
Union College has a big commitment towards hockey and the coaches and staff do a great deal of scouting. They often find players that are overlooked, the best kept secrets in hockey. The dedication to scouting has paid off with Keith Kinkaid. He won the starting goaltending position halfway through his first season and started the ECAC Finals against Cornell all in his freshman year. In his sophomore year he lead Union to their first NCAA Division 1 appearance – which might have raised some eyebrows for the Devils. This was Union's first appearance in the national tournament since making the move to Division 1 in 1991.
Keith's road to success started a little later than some. A lot of players are looked at from a young age. It wasn't until his year playing with the St. Louis Bandits in the North America Hockey League that he began to get some attention. That year's hard work turned a lot of heads. While with St. Louis Bandits, Kinkaid had a GAA at 1.78 and a record of 30-5-4. He helped lead the Bandits to their third consecutive NAHL Championship. Keith posted a 10-2 record with a GAA of 1.12 in the playoffs. Union Hockey became interested in Keith and the scouts and organization were able to convince him to come join the Dutchmen where his success continued.
Talking with Jeff Weinstein, I was able to find out a little more about this young goaltender. Keith has a fun personality and is always smiling but is prepared and ready for those big games. I asked more about Keith's style of play since many fans have yet to see Kinkaid in action. Kinkaid stays in position and does not give up a lot of rebounds. Keith's style is more of a hybrid, not a stand up or a butterfly. As a Devils' fan this makes me believe he has a similar style and approach to our own Martin Brodeur.
Since he was able to earn a spot and lead Union to a NCAA appearance within two years, lets see how quickly we see Keith at the NHL level.
Thanks again to Jeff Weinstein of Union College for the interview and insight into Keith Kinkaid.
Posted on June 10, 2011, in Devils Prospects, New Jersey Devils, NHL and tagged ECAC Finals, Goaltenders, Keith Kinkaid, Ken Dryden Award, NAHL Championship, New Jersey Devils, NHL, North America Hockey League, Prospects, St. Louis Bandits, The Dutchmen, Union College. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
Nicely done and I can't wait to see him play.
His positive attitude should be a good addition to our team. I'm looking forward to seeing him play!
Great inside info guys. Lou knows how to find those diamonds in the rough – let's hope this kid turns out to be one of those. Marty can't play forever, although sometimes it seems like he will. The heir to the throne is out there somewhere, maybe right here in NJ.
Psyched to see another hybrid-style goalie supporting the Devils. Thanks for the info!


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