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You really are an expert in digging out negative things in a basically positive Kantar report.Sep 2, 2013. 06:30 AM | 14 Likes |Link to Comment
Nokia: It's Way Too Early For A Tablet [View article]
"I still own Nokia shares but if the company announces a new tablet, this might be my "sell" signal"
I think this sounds a bit drastic.
Nokia knows all the circumstances referred to in the article and has made an informed decision. I don't think Nokia has been forced by MSFT, which would not dare to risk added trouble for Nokia since this might disturb the increasingly promising development on the smartphone side. And I think MSFT realizes that a failure on the smartphone side might be the beginning of the end for the company.
I rather think that there are underlying considerations of Nokia concerning the tablet which we still are unaware of and which we hopefully might see a little bit clearer after the September presentation.
"Nokia has a strong brand name and recognition in most parts of the world, which allows many consumers to give its phones a chance. However, the company doesn't have much of a brand name in the tablet market."
I'm not too concerned about this. I think Nokia's solid reputation concerning phones spills over to the tablet.Aug 18, 2013. 09:10 AM | 11 Likes |Link to Comment
"Absolutely. With HERE burning shareholder value as ever, Mobile Phones division declining further, Smart Devices selling predominantly low margin devices and NSN not winning immediately monetisable contracts, Nokia's cash position will start squeaking sooner than later"
Funny that Nokia is still alive and the stock price recent months actually developing better than that of the competitors.
I think you have soon earned yoruself the title of Dr Doom of this forum as concerns Nokia. Not a bad achievement to be compared to Nouriel Roubini.Sep 2, 2013. 06:38 AM | 8 Likes |Link to Comment
"No need to dig. The figures speak for themselves."
They obviously don' t as far as you are concerned. Read some of the comments of fellow analysts on the issue. They rarely match yours.Sep 2, 2013. 10:59 AM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
Yes, Kesarios is not far behind Kofi Boah when it comes to articles which totally lack credibilityAug 27, 2013. 05:05 PM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
For Nokia, Stephen Elop Is A Flop [View article]Jul 22, 2013. 07:29 AM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
A new ad strategy for Nokia (NOK +2.4%): Marketing chief Tuula Rytilä tells AdAge her company will "act like a challenger" and "be more bold" in its ad efforts, as it tries to gain both market share and mindshare against iOS/Android. She adds the emphasis of Nokia's Lumia ads will shift from trying to create awareness to demonstrating the phones' capabilities, and that Nokia is "working closely with Microsoft and our customers to make sure we have bigger budgets available." Nokia's 2012 ad/promotional spend totaled $1.27B, -25% Y/Y. (earlier) [View news story]Jul 5, 2013. 02:46 PM | 7 Likes |Link to Comment
Why Nokia Is Dead Money [View article]Jan 22, 2014. 03:50 PM | 6 Likes |Link to Comment
Downgrade Of Nokia Is A Buy Opportunity [View article]Jan 20, 2014. 02:16 PM | 6 Likes |Link to Comment
"OK people, I will not write a negative opinion about Nokia again. Will this make everyone happy?"
The problem is not if you write positive or negative articles. It's the poor quality which is the issue and which irritates a lot of us. Start researching a bit more and speculate a bit less.Aug 28, 2013. 03:35 PM | 6 Likes |Link to Comment
Why Nokia Should Not Go Towards The Dark 'Android' Side [View article]Jul 2, 2013. 04:27 PM | 6 Likes |Link to Comment
My Take On Microsoft's Nokia Acquisition [View article]
"The details of the acquisition are somewhat complicated and we will not know many of the details until the dust settles."
I fully agree that there is reason for some caution. There might be some overreactions in share price because shorts need to leave their positions quickly, but also since it's not a done deal yet.
But I consider the risks to be very limited. Bernstein, which was one of the real and very consistent bears was one of the first after the news to adopt a more neutral position (which undoubtedly was needed not least for face-saving reasons). Pension funds and other major Investors will now start looking at Nokia with other, more interested, eyes.
Let's wait until the dust settles concerning the deal. But before that there will be other events, like the upcoming presentation of tablets/phablets, which will continue to keep Nokia in the limelight, not least on the important but so reluctant US market.Sep 3, 2013. 05:32 AM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
"Overall, Lumias appear to be gaining more traction as Windows Phone 8 grows in popularity and closes the "app gap" with iOS and Android.
This is supported by today's report from Kantar according to which WP is doing particularly well in Europe, where the market share is approaching 10% in countries like Germany, France, and UK.
You mention the "app gap" in relation to IOS and Android and this is the principal weak point of WP. However, it's hard to judge how important the lack of some popular apps like e.g. instagram really is. I would guess that to a certain extent it is an age related matter. Does anyone have any more information or thoughts on this particular item?Sep 2, 2013. 06:25 AM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
"I would, and I mean that in a well-intended manner, discard any article not supporting my views / hopes as automatically "lacking credibility".
I hope that you are not meaning what I think you're saying. "Lack of credibility" is not a matter of how an article links to your own views or not. It is a matter of the quality of the article and in this case the author mostly seems to have used in principle "cut and paste" from other articles and mixed it with some more or less purely speculative statements. Not a very tasty soup. See mr wonder's comment above.Aug 28, 2013. 09:13 AM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
Nokia: Don't Fall For The Bear Trap, Keep Buying [View article]
The 1020 and an effective ad campaign will be an eye-opener for Nokia in the US, where so many so far hardly know about Nokia phones. This will also have a positive spill-over effect on sales of other Nokia models in the US.Jul 18, 2013. 05:28 PM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment


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I'm looking for ideas on how to cover up my current, hideous back splash. My counters are white, the cabinets are white and the current splash is 6 by 6 hunter green textured tiles with brown flecks, The grout looks like the previous owners painted it with white out. Pretty.
We are redoing the kitchen in the next year or so I don't want do anything labor intensive nor do I want to spend a lot of cash.
The material has to be fairly thin so it won't mess up the outlets. The flexible fake tin ceiling tiles are an option. Honestly, I am even considering neutral peel and stick floor tile as they would look better than what is currently up there. I've also considered bead board but I don't think the kitchen needs any more white.
Can anyone suggest any other materials? Because the splash is temporary it doesn't have to be super durable. I'm pretty open to just about anything - rustic, industrial, whatever.
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Beadboard in sheets - cut it to fit. Paint it some other colour.
This stuff is paintable - we used it in the galley of our boat. It took paint very well. You could use 'scrubbable' kitchen paint, to make it easier to wipe clean.
Here is a link that might be useful: Home Depot Beadboard sheets
Great idea, sara! My sister put up a beadboard backsplash when she was getting her house ready to put on the market. I was really surpised at how good it looked. I don't know that it would be my first choice for the long-term, but it would be excellent for the OP's application, and inexpensive, too!
The thing is you're going to remove what's there anyway. Just imagine how fabulous it would be to be rid of it altogether. If the tile was installed properly you might want to cut the sheetrock out and replace it with a new piece that you can paint temporarily. If the tile was installed badly (I'm guessing this is a real possibility) it can be SO easy to pull down. Why cover it when you can remove it (either way) in 1/2 a day max?
You can paint it. You clean the bejabbers out if it. Rinse well, Let it dry completely; Paint one coat of white pigmented shellac. And follow up w/ coat of enamel in any color you please. The last time I did this I used BM oil-based Impervo, which I think you can still get in quarts in some places. Two coats did the trick. I had it up for at least five years. Normal care regarding cleaning. I was surprised at how well it stuck to the tile.
Check out the link below, which discusses using faux-concrete covered boards to cover up a tile backsplash. I think the end result looks great!
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Jimi oversees a mixing session dedicated to the Buddy Miles Express song "Destructive Love". The song would later be retitled "I Can See" and included as part of the album Electric Church.
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In addition to his work on the Buddy Miles Express recording, Jimi, Miles, and organist Duane Hitchings also focused on new material by Hendrix. "It's Too Bad" would later be issued as part of the Jimi Hendrix Experience box set.
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Wax paper left marks on my wood table...HELP !
ACK!! I baked some cookies today and let them cool on wax paper on my wood kitchen table. When I cleaned up from baking I found nice little round prints from where EACH cookie cooled.
Has anyone ever encountered this? Is there anything I can do to remove them? There are 2 and a half dozen of them :)
I have an old solid maple table that gets rough treatment. I set down coffee cups and wet plates and anything else you can imagine. I'll get rings from cups and glasses, but then they disappear. I don't know where they go. Sounds like your wax paper melted a bit from the cookies and ended up on the table. Surely it's just sitting on the surface and will eventually wear off.
two words: wire racks.
If it's wax which sounds likely
Two options - brown paper and an iron on mild heat-
or benzene (or lighter fluid)
can be a little tricky depending on how deep into the wood but I'd expect not that far unless you burned the cookies.
Likely will wear off too.
Then get a better sealer and as noted wire racks make for better cookies.
I've heard that Howard Restor-a-Finish is a good product. It removes heat and water marks.


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Caulking today - need color advice w/ different materials
We have Cambria Torquay countertops on both sides with stainless steel in the middle. I'd very much appreciate advice on how to best select caulk colors for this area.
1) Brown caulk all the way across
2) Brown on sides, bronze or silvery caulk in the middle
3) White all the way across
Thanks!! Off to Home Depot as soon as possible after your answers :)
(And for those of you too polite to ask, outlets are being switched out to brown)
If you can't find your color grout in a caulk form it can be ordered online (doesn't help with caulking today...I know!!). I had to do that in last summer's kitchen, grouted in mocha from The Tile Shop and they did not have grout caulk in that color. Ordered it online from another source and got a great match.
the caulk line is bigger at the stainless area...so,you will see this line more than over at the light counter. And,there's a shiny metal patina butted up to this thicker matte colored line...and, now it's thicker than at the white counter. I even thought that a stainless lip-very small, as a little corner cover at the stainless section might be wise.....have to think of the dimensions-but a fabricater could do something nice. By all means-lay in the caulk-it can be lived with and any tweaks right there at the stainless part could be explored later.[as we know-caulk does get pulled out and replaced around the home]. Either matched to the grout, or the clear is a good place to start. It is set back, so some variance in the visuals may ensue....and bottles and containers and utensil crocks may line up along that area anyway...it is a good backdrop for kitchen "stuff", so my little discussion about the line may be insignificant...it's just always good to think of options for little irregularities that may or may not matter.
Lovin' that tile!! If you can match caulk to the grout color, I agree that would be best.
Ok, checked my bag of grout and my caulk and the names of the colors don't match but the colors do so this is what I did. My grout was The Tile Shop's Superior Products Mocha.
Go to the link below. Find your manufacturer of grout on the left. Then find your color.
That is where I got mine and my caulk is a very good match to my grout and looks great. On the negative, with shipping it was a $14 tube of caulk and I used only a small portion of it. But with the amount of money you spend on the kitchen it was worth it to me to get that finishing touch!
Good luck!
Here is a link that might be useful: Caulk to match grout
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Originally Published: July 16, 2008By Gene Wojciechowski | ESPN.com
SOUTHPORT, England -- Phil Mickelson wouldn't speak his name. He was polite about it -- he's scary that way -- but no matter how the question was phrased, Mickelson dodged the topic of Tiger Woods like he was playing paintball.
An excerpt from Lefty's earlier meeting here with the press lads at the British Open:British reporter: "No Tiger. People are saying that the majors are being devalued. What's your thought on this? Do you think that is a slight on the rest of the profession, or is there an element of truth in it?" Mickelson: "I am working hard to get my game ready for this week, and I've practiced hard. I've developed a good game plan for this event, and I am excited to compete against whoever is in the field." Brit: "I mean, you can't say anything in particular about Tiger?" Mickelson: "Oh, I'm sure I could." [Laughter] But he didn't. He wouldn't even mention Woods by name. It got so comical that even a reporter, when questioning Mickelson, referred to the injured Woods as "a certain guy." As if Woods were Lord Voldemort -- "He Who Must Not Be Named." Woods, recovering from ACL surgery and stress fractures, isn't here at Royal Birkdale. At least not physically. But there remains this aura effect about him. He's not here, but he is -- no matter how hard Mickelson pretends otherwise.
Look at the numbers. Woods' presence is everywhere. He's won two of the past three British Opens and has four top-10 finishes in the past five years. That's staggering stuff. Now factor in the remaining major, the PGA Championship. Woods won it in 2007 and 2006 and finished tied for fourth in 2005. So, in review, He Who Must Not Be Named has won three of the past four, and four of the past six British Opens and PGA Championships. "I just hope they've taught the engraver how to put an asterisk on the [Claret Jug]," said Geoff Ogilvy, one of the betting favorites this week. "Then everyone will know what the tournament was all about." Ogilvy was joking. Sort of. The British Open hasn't been devalued, but the dynamic of the tournament -- and the rest of the 2008 season -- has been altered by Woods' absence. Woods isn't bigger than a major -- nobody is -- but it isn't the same without him. How can it be? There are no sure things in golf. If there were, Paul Lawrie, Ben Curtis and Todd Hamilton never would have won British Opens, and Shaun Micheel and Rich Beem never would have won PGA Championships. But Woods is the closest thing to a gimme putt. In any given year, he is the player most likely to walk (or limp) away with a green jacket, a jug or a huge doorstop silver trophy. And now he's not here. "I'm not overly disappointed that he's not here as a player," said Ernie Els, who blew out his ACL in 2005 but has recovered well enough to finish third and tied for fourth in the past two British Opens. "But as a player, like a lot of other players, it feels very different, to be honest." By Els' calculations, Woods' absence means there are "30, 40 players now that have a chance. I think he's so far ahead in the race, we've kind of sagged back a little bit. Phil is still the true No. 2 in the world. But the race, there's quite a lot of players in the mix to really stake a claim to be a favorite." Els, who won at Muirfield in 2002 and has an amazing record in Opens, is one of those favorites. So is Ogilvy. And Sergio Garcia. And Mickelson. To be fair to Mickelson, he did discuss Woods at last week's Scottish Open. There was nothing earth-shattering, but Mickelson acknowledged that the window for him, and others, to win a British and a PGA has been pried open. And he's not buying the idea of asterisks or devalued majors (although the English pound kicks sand in the dollar's face over here). "If you look at [Jack] Nicklaus' 18 majors, or [Tom] Watson -- what does he have, [eight] majors? ... I don't look back at the field they played," said Mickelson a week ago. "I just look back at the tournaments they have won." And this from Jim Furyk, who has a nice little edge to him: "Let's put it this way: Whoever [wins] here, 20 years from now they're not going to say, 'Well, he was the British Open champion in 2008 but, by the way, Tiger Woods wasn't there.' No one is going to care. It's not going to go down in history that way." He's right; 20 years from now, no one is going to care. But this week they do. "It's just kind of a chicken attitude to walk up and say, 'Well, he's not here; now I've got a better opportunity,'" said Furyk. "In reality, that's probably true. But to look at it that way, I'd have a tough time waking up in the morning looking at myself in the mirror if that's the way I was thinking." With or without Woods here, it won't be an easy championship to win. Royal Birkdale, and the wind, and the rain, and the demands of a major, will see to that. But the simple truth is that a Tiger-less tournament increases everyone's odds of kissing that Claret Jug late Sunday. In a weird way, that puts more pressure on a guy like Mickelson. If Mickelson doesn't win now, with his longtime nemesis on the DL, then you have to ask the question: Can he win a major when Woods returns next year, this time with two good knees? No one doubts Mickelson's talent, but he has a habit of underthinking and overthinking his game these days. Five wedges in the bag. No 3-wood. Two drivers. No drivers. It's always something. He's almost too clever for his own good. Now the golf gods have given him a mulligan. No Tiger. So this becomes his chance, perhaps his best chance, to win his first British, and his first major since 2006. That's the reality. But ssshhhh. In Mickelson Land, you can't mention the W-word. Gene Wojciechowski is the senior national columnist for ESPN.com. You can contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Candace Parker had to show him up on his turf.
A crowd gathered to watch the basketball power couple tough it out. It was a one-on-one battle between the Duke record-holder and the future face of women's basketball. They had faced off before in friendly matchups, but this time it was different.
"I know when I took her to my hometown in Oklahoma City we played a little bit harder," Shelden Williams told WEEI.com in an exclusive interview. "We had a little crowd and everything, and she pulled a Bruce Bowen and put her foot underneath my foot and twisted my ankle."
That's where the competition started ... and stopped.
Williams, an offseason signing of the Boston Celtics, and Parker, a Los Angeles Sparks forward, make it a point to leave their careers behind them off the court. At the dinner table they would rather talk about their baby daughter, Lailaa Nicole, than basketball. The normalcy of their relationship has allowed Williams to focus on his career as he prepares for his first season with the C's.
Ironically, it was the pursuit of victory that first brought Williams and Parker together. The two met when Parker toured Duke during her senior year of high school. At the time Williams, a 6-foot-11 power forward, was on his way to becoming the school's all-time leader in rebounds and blocked shots, as well as a two-time NCAA Defensive Player of the Year. Parker was one of the most dominant female high school athletes in the country, and she had her choice of scholarships. Duke was a must-see on any standout's prospective list.
They spoke briefly during the campus visit but eventually fell out of touch after Parker decided to attend the University of Tennessee. However, they made contact during her sophomore year and the connection between the two of them was immediate.
"Honestly, we just hit it off right away," Parker told WEEI.com in a telephone interview. "Our first phone conversation we talked for seven hours, from like 11 o'clock at night to 4 or 5 in the morning. He had to go to lift weights, so that's the reason we got off the phone. We just hit it off, and that's the way it was. We had fun together, we laughed, we talked about other things besides basketball, and I think that that was the most important thing."
That call blossomed into a three-year relationship. During that time Williams, like David Robinson before him, became the third player in NCAA history to record at least 1,500 points, 1,000 rebounds, 350 blocks and 150 steals. He helped lead the Blue Devils to the NCAA tournament for four consecutive years, and was taken fifth by the Atlanta Hawks in the 2006 draft.
Parker, meanwhile, became a superstar at Tennessee. She led the Lady Vols to back-to-back NCAA championships and became the fourth female player to capture consecutive NCAA Final Four MVP honors. She skipped her final year at college to enter the WNBA, and she was selected by the Sparks with the first overall pick in the 2008 draft.
After the couple had taken their games to the next level, they did the same with their relationship. In November 2008, they eloped after a year-and-a-half engagement.
Parker's transition to the WNBA would be a quick one. In her first season she became the first player to take home both Rookie of the Year and MVP honors. However, Williams' transition from NCAA superstar to NBA superstar was proving more difficult. The big man showed promise in his rookie season with the Hawks, averaging just over five points and five rebounds per game. He ranked first among rookies in double-doubles, played in a team-high 81 games, and earned the organization's Bob Pettit Award for hustle.
The following season he played in 36 games off the bench for the Hawks before being traded to the Sacramento Kings. There, he would appear in in just 58 games over two seasons. His averages fell to less than four points and three boards per game.
In February 2009 Williams was traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves and had similar results. At the end of his third NBA season he was averaging 4.7 points and 4.2 rebounds.
As quick as critics were to label Williams a bust, they were even quicker in hailing Parker as a female Michael Jordan. Comparisons of their careers, however, have never fazed Williams.
"Oh it's not a problem at all," he said without hesitation. "I mean, obviously, I feel being with her, I want to help her to do the best that she can do and the best that she can accomplish. With her achieving all that stuff, that doesn't ever cross my mind. When she does well, we both do well. Like I said, it doesn't really cross my mind at all."
In fact, Williams dedicates nearly as much time to Parker's success as he does to the pursuit of his own. When Parker dislocated her shoulder during the 2008 NCAA tournament, she turned to Williams during her rehabilitation. He helped monitor her exercises and constantly reminded her to to stretch. Thanks in part to Williams, her shoulder was strong enough to lift the championship trophy.
"I didn't really understand how important it is taking care of your body," Parker said. "I think sometimes he's my better half and he makes me do those things."
And while Williams was transitioning from the Kings to the Timberwolves last season, he also was helping Parker transition into parenthood. The couple welcomed their first child in May 2008.
"He was the most supportive person ever," Parker said. "I was working out a lot during my pregnancy, and after practice was over he'd stay at the gym with me. I'd be at home and he'd make me get off the couch and go work out because he knew how bad I wanted to come back after my pregnancy. He was great about if I wanted something. Vanilla wafers were my favorite thing during pregnancy, so he stocked up on vanilla wafers for me and he was just really great. He was with me from the start to the finish. He was very into it, he made all of the doctor's visits that he could. I'd reschedule them so he could be there, so he was very supportive."
Williams is learning the ins and outs of fatherhood just as quickly as he would memorize a defensive scheme. He has embraced diaper duty, learned bath schedules, and made it a priority to catch as many of Parker's games as possible as the Sparks contend for a title. A recent Tweet — "going to be m.i.a. today spending time with my two fav girls and watching game 3 of sparks and storm then back 2 spending time wit my girls" — was a testament to his dedication.
"I'm very different than the stereotypical pro athlete," he said. "I mean, I have a child and I want to be with my daughter 24/7, all the time. I want to be with my family all the time."
This summer, Williams turned to his family as he entered one of the toughest free agent markets in recent years. Teams could not afford to be as generous with their payrolls as they had been in past offseasons. Williams fought for a job while Parker was fighting for a championship. Rather than feel threatened by his wife's status, he was inspired by her winning experience as he fought to stay in the league.
Williams welcomed the support as Parker pushed him in the gym and encouraged him off the court. She made it a point to show her commitment in every way possible, even if it was watching him play in a pick-up game. Parker noticed a change in Williams — a positive one — and noted that her husband is showing more confidence now than he has in past years. Critics would be able to see past his rocky start, she said, if they saw his hard work.
"I don't think people really do know [what he can do]," Parker said. "A lot of things that Shelden does doesn't really show up on the stat sheet. I think that a lot of people maybe have a different impression from the last two years, but he can't worry about that. He has to focus on going forward, because I think that if people saw all the things that he's doing and saw the dedication and the way that he's playing and who he's playing against in LA, then I think they would change their opinion."
But there still will be those who doubt Williams. Could someone who had bounced around from the Kings to the Timberwolves contribute on a championship contender? Would he make an impact off the bench or would he become grouped with players like Patrick O'Bryant and Mikki Moore whose size outweighed their performance? Williams understands the skepticism and accepts the challenge.
"As far as me coming out of Duke and having the success I had and then having kind of like a troubled path, I'm trying to get to where I was at in my college days," Williams said, adding, "I am going in and hoping to contribute the best I can. Going in, playing defense, rebounding the basketball, doing the little things the team needs me to do … I kind of look at it as being back at Duke. It's a storied program with history."
Parker could not hide her excitement for Williams' new opportunity. After capturing an NCAA championship, she understands the significance of playing on a team of that caliber. Not only is it an opportunity to win, it also is a chance to grow.
"How could you not be enthusiastic about playing for the Celtics?" she said. "I know that this is a team that is very special. They have veterans on that team that have won a championship over the last two years. Every day in practice, how can you not get better? I think that that's the way that he has to look at it, as a new starting point in his career, and I think that's the way that he's looking at it. He really worked hard this summer, and I think that how can you not be excited about this opportunity, learning from the best, playing with the best, and win along the way?"
Williams' signing may have raised eyebrows, but it makes perfect sense to Williams and Parker. Williams has been given a new lease on an unfulfilled career and the opportunity to shake the reputation he has developed over the years.
"I'm really proud of him," Parker said. "He really, really worked really hard, and he's back to Shelden."
Greg and Chris talk with Mike Reiss from ESPN Boston in hour 2 of NFL Sunday to discuss a variety of offseason happenings with the Pats and throughout the league. Greg and Chris also get into the NFL Draft and where Mariota and Winston will go.
Mike Reiss calls the guys to talk about the offseason news for the Pats. He talks about the Pats/Jets tampoering fiasco, free agency, where he sees Ridley and Connolly ending up, if the Patriots would be interested in Reggie Wayne and more.
In the first hour of the show, Greg and Chris discuss the news coming out of the owners' meetings this week and rule changes. Belichick's blow-up over the league not wanting to spend on endzone cameras was well documented and the guys react. They also talk about the Jets ridiculous tampering charges, free agents still lingering out there, where Stevan Ridley will land and the RB position in New England. Dickerson and Price briefly discuss the adventures of Tom Brady before being joined by WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia to talk all things Pats in the offseason.
Brow Buff's Sam Packard and Ben Kichen break down Marcus Smart's unfortunate ball tap, debate leadership in the Celtics locker room, and rehash the great Kevin Love to Boston rumors.
Flannery joins Mut to break down the Isaiah Thomas trade to Boston and what it means for the Celtics this season and in the future. Paul also chats with Mut about the other deals that happened at the NBA's trading deadline
We talk to Chris Mannix from SI to break down the C's acquisition of Isaiah Thomas and the crazy trade deadline in the rest of the NBA.
Joe and Alex talked with the Sox AGM about the state of the team as Opening Day approaches.
Mut, Tomase, and Bradford kick things off talking about Shane Victorino taking offense to people reading into some comments he made about trading for Cole Hamels. They also discuss Blake Swihart and how soon he could be up if Christian Vazquez starts the season on the DL.
Joe Kelly joined the Hot Stove show where he talked about being ready for his next spring training start after a biceps ailment forced him out of his last outing, he talks about his NCAA brackets and how teammate Wade Miley has a perfect bracket still.
Peter Chiarelli joined the Sunday Skate crew to talk about the Bruins playoff push heading into the final handful of games of the regular season. Chiarelli talked about avoiding some of the overly negative feedback he gets while realizing that the team does have real issues. He discusses what went down at the trade deadline and if he was happy with the outcome, Lucic having a down year and underperforming, the salary cap and if he considers it as big of an issue as it's been made out to be and what the future holds for the team.
It's a big hour #2 for the Sunday Skate dudes - they talk about the B's defenseman and what the future looks like at that position, with both moves the team can make and younger guys in the AHL. They also get into the Bruins philosophy on bringing guys up and sending them back down and how players deal with that. Finally, the boys are joined by Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli to discuss EVERYTHING.
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3rd Annual Skills Trivia Challenge
Friday, April 10, 2015 • 7:00 p.m - 9:30 pm.
The Casino at Lakemont Park, Altoona, PA
More information about our Trivia Challenge and festivities...
Skills of Central Pennsylvania has a new look!
Through a strategic planning process, Skills of Central Pennsylvania reviewed the meaning and appearance of the logo used for decades. The logo should tell a story about the purpose of the organization through a picture. Our picture logo now reflects the feeling of the organization. We are a person-centered organization, reaching for the stars, as we support individuals with intellectual disabilities and mental health diagnoses.
We will continue to use Skills of Central Pennsylvania for business transactions but to the public will simply use the name Skills.
While we have a new name and logo, our high quality of programming, innovation, and drive to meet community needs has not changed.Like us on Facebook: SkillsofCentralPA and follow us on Twitter: @SkillsPA.
Skills Trivia Challenge Is Back!
Friday, April 10, 2015 • 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
The Casino at Lakemont Park, Altoona
Are you a fan of Jeopardy? Is trivia a passion of yours? Or just a form of entertainment?
Then you do not want to miss the 3rd annual Trivia Challenge sponsored by the Skills Foundation. The event will be held on Friday, April 10th at The Casino at Lakemont Park in Altoona.
Enjoy a round of team trivia, cash bar, finger foods and desserts. Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 teams.
There will also be silent auction and a 50/50 raffle drawing and door prizes.
Teams can have a maximum of 6 players. The team rate of for 6 players is $25 per person, or a total of $150. The rate for teams with less than 6 players is $30 per person.
Sponsorships are now available! For sponsorship and event information, download the Skills Trivia Challenge brochure. We are also seeking silent auction items. If you have an item to donate please contact Gwen Auman at 814-594-4251 or Flora Marynak at 814-238-3245 ext. 326.
Registration check-in begins at 7 p.m. with cash bar and food. Trivia begins at 7:30 p.m. and lasts until 9:30 p.m. Dress is casual.
The evening's trivia rounds will be led by Team Trivia PA!
All proceeds from the Trivia Challenge are used for programming and services for the people served by Skills of Central Pennsylvania.
Who said it?
You know you might be getting old when your favorite section of the newspaper is '50 Years Ago Today'."
"Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence."
"Thoughts come clearly while one walks."
These may be door prize questions!!!
Thank you for your support of Skills of Central Pennsylvania.
Gwen Auman, Senior Director of Development
Groundhog Day/National Job Shadowing Day
On Monday, February 2, Skills participated in the national Groundhog Day/National Job Shadow Day that promotes hiring individuals with disabilities. Nationally, only 18% of individuals with disabilities are employed. Skills wants to raise awareness in our communities, especially with local businesses and employers. On February 2, individuals from Skills shadowed Thomas Fountaine, State College Borough Manager , Carolyn Donaldson, WTAJ News anchor and Mark Wissinger, Cambria County Commissioner.
In the Blair County Region, Ms. Jessica Way, who is involved in Blair Employment Services, participated in such activities. As a graduate of Pennsylvania Highlands Community College with an Associates Degree in communications, Jessica's knack in media communications proved there was no better place to have such an experience than WTAJ-TV 10 located in Altoona.
Jessica was able to have a personal tour provided by Ms. Donaldson to learn about the television broadcasting system, meeting people who worked both behind and in front of the camera. Jessica and Jennifer Smith, her Employment Training Specialist from Skills Employment Services, sat in the director's booth to watch the taping of the 12:00 o'clock news and learn what it takes to produce a live broadcast, as well as how the prompters and cameras worked. She watched as Regina Miller and Casey Kantz worked diligently to provide the area with up to date local and national news. Jessica was also able to observe Dawn Pellas create promos for viewers to tune into Central PA Live. Throughout the entire day Jessica was welcomed and had all of her questions answered by Carolyn and other staff members.
Finally, when the end of the day was approaching, Jessica got to experience being interviewed by Carolyn. Jessica sat at the desk where the news is recorded and answered questions related to her interests, such as working behind the scenes to help give up-to-date news information to the public. Jessica was so thankful to Carolyn and the staff at WTAJ-TV for giving her this opportunity. From this experience, Jessica realized there are many more options out there for career exploration related to her interests.
For Vicki Holder, National Job Shadow Day meant shadowing Mr. Fountaine, State College Borough Manager. He met with Vickie, who is currently receiving job development services through Skills' State College Employment Services office, and Nicole Kressler, Employment Training Specialist from Skills Employment Services. Vickie was accompanied by Taylor, her Working/Guide Dog.
The agenda of this job shadow started with meeting Tom to discuss Vickie's background and experiences. Vickie shared her story of how she became legally blind about ten years ago due to a car accident; how it changed her life and the difficulties she has faced. Vickie further shared that her employment, before her vision was affected, consisted of working as a Home Health Aide for elderly and disabled individuals. Vickie expressed that she dealt with her struggles and stepped forward in getting a service guide dog. She took time to obtain her degree in Administrative Legal Professional. After this one-on-one discussion, Tom offered a tour of the building and Borough staff.
During the second half of the tour, Tom escorted Vickie to the State College Police Department and introduced her to Assistant Chief of Police John Gardner. Together Tom and John gave a tour of the SCPD facilities, where she met a few police officers. As an outreach of Vicki and Taylor working together, a conversation was initiated on how officers should be aware of the best way to handle a situation pertaining to an individual and the working/guide dog. Vickie shared some personal advice and knowledge on how a working/guide dog would react in a given situation of a police officer/or other person tried to detain an individual with a guide dog. John expressed gratitude to Vicki for sharing her knowledge. John did express that he was not aware of any past incidents while he's been employed at the SCPD. As the Job Shadow came to an end, Vickie expressed gratefulness to Tom and John for the opportunity.
Louie Distenfano, who attends the Ebensburg senior program, was chosen to shadow Commissioner Wissinger. Louie, accompanied by Eileen Pierson, Activities Coordinator, was wearing a groundhog hat made specifically for the event. Louie immediately let Eileen know that he was familiar with the place, saying that his sister, Lucille Taylor had been an employee of the courthouse for many years and Louie had visited her there often. Louie proudly walked through the metal detector telling the guards that he was there to visit the commissioner.
When Louie and Eileen entered the commissioner's office, they received a warm welcome from Mark and his staff. Louie at once held out his hand for a handshake while introducing himself to Mark., who showed Eileen and Louie around his office, and allowed Louie to sit in his desk chair.
They were given a tour of the courthouse and Mark gave a detailed description of a day in the life of a commissioner. The first person they met on their tour was Sheriff Bob Kollar. Louie shared his love of Western movies with Bob, and inquired about where they keep the guns in the courthouse. Sheriff Kollar kindly explained that he wasn't allowed to keep guns in his office.
Mark then took Louie and Eileen to see various offices, including the chambers that are devoted exclusively to trials. Louie was introduced to Judge Patrick Kiniry, one of Cambria County's three judges. Patrick offered Louie the opportunity to sit in his chair and use his gavel. Louie gladly accepted the offer and was all smiles as he was experiencing these activities. Louie and Eileen's tour ended with meeting Commissioner Doug Lengenfelder, who is a retired Air Force officer. His office is decorated with pictures of his experiences, medals, models of planes that he flew and swords that he obtained during various assignments. This was the highlight of Louie's visit.
Louie's day of shadowing left a great impression on him. He proved this to Eileen a few days later when he saw Commissioner Wissinger on the news. He proudly told all of his friends at the senior program, "I know that man; I met him at the courthouse on Groundhog's Day!"
Each of these individuals experienced a number of exciting and profound moments.
Skills Foundation Upcoming Events
Mark your calendars! The Foundation has three fun and exciting events scheduled for 2015. We would love to see you there!
Friday, April 10th: Trivia Night at the Lakemont Park Casino in Altoona. There will be a silent auction and test your knowledge with the Trivia contest.
Saturday, May 16th: Discovery Garden Plant sale. This event is held yearly with proceeds benefitting the Discovery Garden in Hollidaysburg.
Monday, July 13th: 10th Annual E.F. "Pat" Houser Golf Tournament at Toftrees. As this is the 10th anniversary of the golf tournament you will not want to miss the activities being planned.
Stay tuned for details on these events and others being planned.


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In a photo book on Native Americans I was once caught by an specific picture of a man dressed up in his ethnic garb. It struck me with a strong 'deja vu' feeling. I soon realised that he reminded of one of my mother's brothers whom she actually named me after.'Wa-i-itab-kuab'- the people that can swim, as I learned later, is the nation my Native American ancestors probably belonged. But there were indeed hard hurdles I had to overcome: the Wa-i-itab-kuab were cannibals. Facing that anthropological fact I am presently pondering whether I can personally aspire for a civilised BRIC rating. I can assure you that up to the present day all people I had for dinner at my teepee actually finished their meals and walked back home unscathed.
Great economists have make an impact on the theories and models for running the mechanisms to which a state can use to carries out its developmental programs and growths,so for these let us give applauds to the heroes on these course,and the present economist holding the faults and maintain- ers in charge of updating the trends in civilization course of events in these fields.And the hope on the talent not yet surfaceor not in existence.
It has been known and taught for thousands of years, that there is no end to the desires, "needs" and requests, that our mind, when it is unfulfilled, not at peace, can create (with some help, more recently, from the advertisement industry!).
Product after product is developed and consumed, to placate (fleetingly) such implacable "need" and "greed"… But unfortunately, unhappiness is still here….
Meanwhile, we have disrupted nature, caused vast suffering to animals and ourselves, created global warming, the sub-prime financial disaster, etc.
It's time for a better solution… available, here and now, at no cost!
And more and more people already know the answer: not one additional product, but another state of Mind… less doing and more Being…
Even Maslow, with his "self-actualization" had a glimpse of this.
Nice to see the connection between Maslow and Blackfoot.One day, people will see what Maslow had to offer us.
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Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies...I went to a strip bar with my friends, being my first time, friends bought me a lap dance. During the dance, I sucked on her nipples for few seconds, kissed her ears by the ear ring (not dry) and finally she slipped her tongue into my mouth, kiss... Read more »
Love Bites and HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply...Can sucking on skin to produce Love Bites transmit HIV? Can the skin break by merely sucking hard on them? Read more »
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