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Active lifestyle brands, health, and mobile may provide opportunities to find fast growth.
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As earnings season begins, many market observers are sounding notes of concern that companies may struggle to produce growth. But that doesn't mean investors seeking growth won't be able to find opportunities. The key may be to isolate industries or consumer trends undergoing major shakeups, and focus on the companies that may be positioned to win in the new landscape.
Sonu Kalra, manager of the $16 billion Fidelity® Blue Chip Growth Fund (FBGRX), looks for companies that can produce double-digit earnings growth. He says that cyclical stories may have stalled, so he is looking for growth tied to an active lifestyle, health care reform, and mobile advertising.
Stocks have had a great run. What do you think will happen next?
Kalra: Over the last 50 years, the market has traded an average price of about 15 times earnings. Recently the market has traded slightly above that level. I wouldn't say stocks are expensive, but I'd say we're certainly paying fair value.
This doesn't mean that stocks can't continue to deliver earnings growth. In this low-interest-rate environment, I think the backdrop is still pretty attractive for equities overall—and for growth stocks in particular.
With the exception of commercial real estate construction, my exposure to cyclical stocks such as housing and autos is less today than it was last year. From my point of view, the economy just doesn't have the tailwinds that it had previously. Instead, I'm focused on companies tied to secular growth trends that I believe can produce double-digit growth despite the sluggish economy.
What growth themes have you been focused on?
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Kalra: Consumers are increasingly focused on health and wellness. As society ages, people are more concerned with living a better and, hopefully, a longer life. This is playing out in many different areas on the consumer side. One area is in what we eat, in terms of a preference for organic and natural foods. Whole Foods (WFM) is an example of a company that provides a whole experience around all-natural and organic foods. Within dining, Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) has really built its foundation around serving food that is healthier than some of its fast-food competition. For example, it has a non-GMO pledge and serves antibiotic-free chicken.
We have seen a trend toward activewear in clothing and a strong footwear cycle the last few years. Nike (NKE) has been a big beneficiary of people simply becoming more active. Under Armour (UA) has also benefited and has a stronger position with a younger demographic. Under Armour is just starting to expand geographically outside the United States, so that's a pretty big opportunity for the company to replicate some of the success it has had here in the United States.
What about health care?
Kalra: There should be significant growth opportunities for companies that can help solve the health care problem by bringing down costs for the system overall. These companies may include names in the biotech arena like Gilead (GILD), which has a new drug in the market that cures hepatitis C. We are also seeing a trend of biotechnology companies partnering with traditional pharmaceutical companies to distribute drugs as they are approved. Companies including Cerner Corporation (CERN) and athenahealth (ATHN) are helping to digitize the medical system, creating electronic medical records and tools to automate the entire supply chain in the health care process.
Biotech and health care have had a strong run, so investors need to be careful. Valuations for larger biotech companies have largely been stable, but we have seen prices for smaller companies run up significantly in recent months. I think we need to go name by name at this point.
One trend investors have been watching is the growth of social media, but valuations there have gone up. What is your take?
Kalra: To me, the big question is not if a company is social. What I really want to know is how exposed a company is to the trend toward a digital, mobile lifestyle. Consumers are spending 40% of their media time on digital, and about 15% of media time is spent on mobile devices now. But digital advertising garners just about 20% to 25% of ad dollars, and mobile advertising garners only 3% of ad dollars. I think we will continue to see that gap close, because advertising dollars tend to follow current trends.
I have been trying to focus on companies that benefit from this shift in advertising and have strong positions in mobile. Some of the top holdings in the fund as of December 31, 2013, included Google (GOOG) and Facebook (FB), which have benefited directly from advertising, and Qualcomm (QCOM), which makes chips that go inside all these mobile devices. From an infrastructure standpoint, NXP Semiconductors (NXPI) and Altera (ALTR) have benefited from the rollout of these new technologies across the world.
Even though stocks like these are definitely well recognized today, I still think there may be opportunity in the space.
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For the first time in YEARS our backyard peach tree is loaded. Usually the squirrels get them all. We're eating all we can and giving them away to anyone who walks by, but they spoil practically overnight. My freezer is not big, but I'll save what I can. Unfortunately no one in the family eats jam or jelly except me, and 3 jars would last me a year. I've cut a lot into small pieces, sprinkled them with sugar, and frozen them. Then I will put them in muffins (or something) in the winter when I bake.
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While waiting for ideas from the cooking mavens here I cut in half, pitted, and de-bad-spotted (?) maybe 40 of them. Since most have fallen off the tree there are a lot of bruised spots and I have to act fast as then they will spoil that much faster. But I did not think to skin them as generally I like the skins: but maybe not for this? Due to bruising and how very soft they are (not a shippable variety at ALL) they are hard to peel. They almost fall apart instead.
I have an old-fashioned jelly colander somewhere, the one my grandmother used to make crabapple butter. It is cone shaped with holes along the sides, has a wooden cone to press inside, and you set it over a bowl. You cook the fruit (at least for crabapples you do), put a cup or so in the colander, and press the wooden pestle cone around until the juice is out but the skins are left inside. Would that be easier/better than just using a food processor? Especially if I can't peel them all?
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2 cups fresh peaches, peeled & diced
1 tsp lemon juice
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1 TBL flour
2 TBL butter
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/4 tsp nutmeg
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combine peaches w/remaining ingredients. Heat over low heat in saucepan 5-10 minutes stirring often or bake in a small greased casserole dish at 350° for 20 minutes. serve over pound cake with vanilla ice cream or over angel food cake.~~
Would they hold up for pies? If so, you could freeze them in foil lined pie pans, then remove the pans & keep frozen until you do want to bake.
Thanks: I was wondering about the proportions. The peaches taste really sweet on their own but are probably not sweet enough for a dessert. I assume you mean cook the sauce first then freeze? Or just freeze the peaches cut up and then make the sauce after defrostiong them later in the year?
That's a good idea about freezing the chunks in the form of a pie pan! That'll save work. They are rather ripe for pies but I made some pies last year and they sure tasted fine, though they did not retain "chunkiness" the way apples or less ripe fruit can. I added frozen blackberries then: it's a great combination. I think my favorite was a peach kugel (or was that a clafouti?) a few years ago.
No, just checked the recipe file, it was not a kugel, it was a peach kuchen. Before I knew there was a recipe section on gardenweb I did a search and found a kuchen recipe from Gourmet magazine. It's rather long and involved, though; I need to find a simpler one.


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April 8, 1952 RIP. TAYLOR ET Al. 2,592,078
EbuamomxgJ FIGURE Toy DEVICE Filed MaICh 24, 1948 Patented Apr. 8, 1,952
OFFICE EDUGATIONAL FIGURE TOY DEVICE Ric-hara' P. Taylor and Free s'. rayne, Minneapolis, Minn.
Application March 24, 194s, serial No. 16,1274:
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This invention relates to an education-al device, and while the invention might have various applications, it particularly is designed for use by young children.
It is an object of this invention to provide a simple and efficient educational device comprising a member having a flat top surface. a sheet of material overlying said surface and having a coating of non-drying adhesive on its upper side, together with a plurality of figures of different shapes having flat bottoms, said figures being adapted to be placed on and removably held on said sheet by said coating.
It is a further object of the invention to provide an educational toy comprising a board or plate-like member having a fiat top surface, a sheet of fabric material overlying said surf-ace, said sheet having a coating of non-drying adhesive on its upper side, means for holding said sheet on said surface, and a plurality of figures of different shapes having fiat bottoms and adapted to be removably held on said coating whereby when said figures are removed said sheet will not be pulled away from said surface.
It is another object of the invention to provide such a device as set forth in the preceding paragraph, said means comprising a coating of adhesive on the under side of said sheet.
These and other objects andA advantages of the invention will be fully set forth in the following description made in connection with the accompanying drawings in which like reference characters refer to similar parts throughout the several views and in which:
Fig. l is a plan view of said device, a portion being broken away;
Fig. 2 is a vertical section taken substantially on line 2--2 of Fig. l, as indicated by the arrows;
Fig. 3 is an edge view or a view in side elevation of the device; and
Fig. 4 is a composite view showing a plurality of figures used.
Referring to the drawing a device is shown comprising a member I 0, said member having a fiat top surface. Whilemember I could be variously made. in the embodiment of the invention illustrated it is shown as in the form of a plate or board of rectangular form. In practice member I has been made substantially square in plan. A sheet of material II, preferably of suitable fabric, is provided and this sheet overlies the top surface of member I0. Sheet II has a width equal to the width of member I0 and preferably is somewhat longer than member I0 in length so that the ends |I.aI of member II member I0., as shown inFigs. 2 Iand 3.v Sheet II will.
be. secured: to member I0` iny any suitable manner, and as illustrated, the portions I I a are secured to the sides of member I0 by a suitable adhesive. Preferably a strip of material I2 such as a tape is also provided and extends around the four sides of member I0 and overlies the portions Ila. Strip I2 will have a suitable adhesive thereon so as to adhere to the sides of member I0 and portions IIa. Sheet II above the top surface of member I0 is provided on its upper side with a coating I3 of non-drying adhesive. Such adhesives are now well known and can be suitably applied to the surface of member Il. Means are also provided for holding the bottom surface of member II to the top surface of member I0, and while various means might be provided, a coating of adhesive I4 is provided on the bottom side of sheet II and overlies the top surface of member I 0. Sheet Il is not secured to member I0 with great firmness. A plurality of gures I5 shown in Fig. 4 are provided, which figures will be of different shapes. More than one of certain figures may be provided. Figures I5 have a flat side or fiat bottoms.
In using the device the child or other operator will take the pieces I5 and press the bottoms thereof against the coating I3. Said pieces or figures will adhere to coating I3 and various designs can thus be made on sheet I I. The gures can be very easily removed and practically none of the adhesive of coating I3 will be removed therewith. When the pieces are pressed onto coating I3, sheet II will be pressed against the top surface of member IU and will adhere to said surface due to the adhesive I4. When the pieces or figures I5 are removed or pulled olf of the coating I3, sheet II will thus not be pulled away from the surface of member I0.
From the above description it will be seen that I have provided a simple and yet highly efficient educational device. It has previously been proposed to have a member with a recess therein in which a gelatinous body was disposed, Such a device is rather heavy and cumbersome and the gelatinous body had soon to be replaced. The present device is much simpler, easier to operate and much cleaner than said previous device. Should it be necessary to replace the sheet I I, this can be easily and quickly done at very' small expense. There is no mucilage, glue or other adhesive to stick to the children's fingers. The pieces or figures I5 remain clean and the pieces I5 can be very easily and quickly removed.
The device has been amply demonstrated in actual practice, found to be very successful and eiiicient and is being put into commercial production.
It will of course be understood that various changes may be made in the form, details, arrangement and proportions of the parts, without departing from the scope of applicants invention, which generally stated, consists in a device capable of carrying out the objects above set forth, in the parts and combinations of parts disclosed and defined in the appended claim.
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An educational device having in combination, a base member having a at top surface, a sheet of flexible fabric material overlying all of said surface and secured to said member about the sides of said member, said sheet having a nondrying adhesive coating on its top side, an adhesive coating covering the underside of said sheet to cause the same to adhere to said surface when said sheet is pressed against said surface and a plurality of figures of different shapes having non-adhesive flat bottoms adapted to be placed on said top side and pressed thereagainst so as to removably adhere to said non-drying adhesive coating and cause said sheet to adhere to said flat top surface of said base member whereby when said figures are removed from said sheet said sheet will not be pulled away from said fiat top surface of said base member.
j RICHARD P. TAYLOR.
REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent:
UNITED STATES PATENTS Number 1 Name Date 1,259,787 Segall Mar. 19, 1918 1,772,697 Backrnyerl Aug. 12, 1930 1,803,256 Horn Apr. 28, 1931 2,071,912 Auer Feb. 23, 1937 2,460,221 Gordon Jan. 25, 1949
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Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, shown during a meeting with President Barack Obama. (White House photo)
This has been a fascinating trip, and, beneath our preoccupations as Americans with drug violence and immigration, this is a fascinating society.
Of many observations, I offer here two historical ones and two about current issues.
I am really struck by the huge difference in the relationship between European colonizers (Spanish) and native peoples in Mexico versus the US. In Mexican high school history books, the Spanish settlement is referred to as The Conquest (La Conquista), and the history of the period is written from the Native people point of view. Why the enormous difference with the US? First, there were rather few Spanish settlers, and they came mostly to plunder or search for gold. They employed the natives, in semi-slave conditions, in mines and on enormous farms.
This is in stark contrast to the English settlers in North America, who were larger in number, came to work for themselves, and basically segregated themselves from Native Americans. Relatedly, almost all Spanish settlers were men, meaning there was frequent intermarriage, making most Mexicans of mixed origins. Today, there is in Mexico a pretty strong correlation between skin color and economic class, but in official discussions Mexicans seem to try to avoid discussions of race (though they do talk a lot about poverty). But it seems to me that this issue is there, somewhat strangely under the surface – a former student of mine, very white but with dark hair, told me that Mexicans with darker skins sometimes call her "blondie."
Second, Mexico is one of the small number of countries that have peacefully and gradually transitioned from one-party rule into a functioning democracy. For decades, the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party), which grew out of the Mexican Revolution of 1910, ruled the country with a mixture of leftist, nationalist ideology and a practice featuring extensive corruption and close ties with the country's economic elite. (This is very similar to the Communist Party of China.) But, as a result of a series of economic problems and the growth of education, the PRI's grip on the country gradually, step by step, diminished – elections and the media became freer, genuine opposition parties emerged – until the opposition came to power peacefully in 2000, was re-elected once, and then was defeated in this year's presidential election, bringing the PRI back to power.
Move to the present. There are very important economic developments taking place in Mexico that are getting far too little attention in the US. The rise of wages in China and the closeness of Mexico to the US market are leading many large multinational companies to redirect investment from China (or elsewhere in Asia) to Mexico. The increased Mexican prosperity that is coming out of this is good for the US, both because Mexico is a large export market for us and also because it creates less desperation-driven emigration. But strategically, a new pattern is beginning – of products that are produced partly in Mexico and partly in the US, going back and forth across the border. If this trend continues, it could be a very important part of "onshoring," the return of parts of American industry to the US. Often, total production in the US is not economical, but partial production is. With luck, we will be seeing more of this – especially if some of the cross-border trucking issues (trucks must often unload and reload into US trucks on crossing the US border) can be resolved.
The newly elected Mexican president, Enrique Peña Nieto, just took office. He has made noise about taking on some of the tough interest group challenges that face Mexico. These prominently include lack of competition in important sectors of the Mexican economy, particularly telecoms (dominated by Carlos Slim, who, depending on the year, is the richest man in the world), and a poorly functioning primary/secondary education system (dominated by a strong teachers union, which often makes hiring decisions and allows teaching jobs to be literally passed on from parents to their children). Both of these problems are inhibitors to Mexican economic development. But they both involve powerful actors who have historically been close to the PRI. Whether Peña Nieto will be able to pull off an "only Nixon can go to China" moment will be the big question mark of the next few years.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - I guess in some cases these things might matter. For example, when speaking of the laws we have in place for the driving age or drinking age or other things of that nature...although even those can be debated.
However, if we're speaking in regard to what we are able to accomplish, using our talents, trying something new, etc... then this phrases REALLY irks me.
You know why?
Did any of those things matter to Jesus?
Can you imagine saying to Jesus, "you're too young to be the Messiah," or "I don't think you have enough experience being the Messiah yet." It's laughable to think we'd question Him in that way.
Jesus was 30 when He began his ministry and performed His first miracle publicly. He spent only 3 years on earth performing all the miracles we hear about in the Gospels. Then, at the very young age of 33, He submitted to the will of the Father and died on a cross for the salvation of all souls.
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Do I Need to Spray My Rhodie After Planting
I just planted a rhodie. Someone told me that I need to spray it so that it does not get infested with bugs. Has anyone heard of this. If so, could you tell me what to use. It looks great but I would hate to have it infested with bugs.
In the proper situation, a healthy azalea or rhododendron is relatively carefree. About the only insects that attacks rhododendrons and azaleas are weevils and lace bugs. Lace bugs attacks rhododendrons that are planted in full sun and are best held at bay by moving affected plants into the shade. The weevils come up at night and eat the edges of leaves. They seldom hurt the plant while eating leaves but the larvae can girdle the roots and kill them. It is best combated with a nematode that keeps it in check.
WEEVILS: Leaves chewed on edges is a symptom of chewing insects. Most are nocturnal feeders and can be found at night with a flashlight. The most prominent chewing insects on rhododendrons and azaleas are the Black Vine Weevil and Strawberry Root Weevil, 1/4"long black beetles. Feeding is done at night. Specimens may be collected at night for identification. The major damage is caused by weevil larvae which girdle the roots and kill the plant. Larvicidal drenches may be used to kill them but are of limited effectiveness. A more effective approach is to use nematodes. They are very effective against weevils when applied in the fall to control the larvae. While this approach is promising, it has limitations in that the beneficial nematodes are very sensitive to temperature and moisture extremes and will not live over winter. If applied to soil that is too cold, too wet, too dry or too hot, they will die and provide no control. Best control is achieved by using both chemical and nematode methods with proper timing. Foliar sprays are very effective at controlling adult weevils when leaf notching starts. Foliar sprays of Orthene should be sprayed at about three week intervals from about May to October, depending on the weather, until no adults emerge. Since weevils feed at night, you can hand pick adult weevils at night using a flashlight. Since weevils spend the daytime in the soil and come out at night to feed, you can paint the trunk with Tanglefoot to stop them, but make sure no branches are touching the ground.
LACE BUGS: Whitish specks on the upper surface of leaves and dark spots varnish-like on the bottom are symptoms of rhododendron lace bugs, small insects with transparent wings on under-surface of leaves.. They are more prevalent on certain varieties and on plants grown in sunny areas. When damage first appears, it may be controlled by any of a number of contact insecticides such as Malathion or Orthene. Care must be taken to spray the lower surfaces of the leaves where the lace bugs live. Moving a plant to an area with more shade may alleviate the problem.
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In 2010 we didn't have a lot of variation in the actual drives shipping from manufacturers. The only company that didn't use IMFT flash on a SandForce SF-1200 was G.Skill and that was only on the original Phoenix. Everyone else ran 3xnm IMFT flash and performance pretty much varied on the firmware / programming shipped on the drive. This left consumers basing their product purchasing decision down to price and the accessory package offered with the drive. This year we're going to see a lot more variation and even more tiered products from the same manufacturers. You're really going to have to do your homework before jumping in and buying a SF-2281 drive.
Today we looked at the Patriot Wildfire 120GB with the SandForce SF-2281 controller paired with 16 Toshiba 32nm Toggle flash. At this point in time I can't tell you if running 16 flash chips is better than 8 with this new Toshiba flash. What I can tell you is that the Patriot Wildfire is really, really fast, enhances the user experience when coming from a mechanical drive or even a two year old SSD.
In order to get the most out of the Wildfire, you need a high quality SATA III port like those found on Z68 motherboards. Most native SATA III motherboards from Intel do very well, but those with X58 and a Marvell SATA III port are not able to take full advantage of the speed offered by Wildfire. You can of course use this combination until your motherboard upgrade; if it were me with an X58 motherboard I'd wait until X79 in December or January. At that point you can take your Patriot Wildfire with you into the new build.
There is no doubt that the Wildfire is fast, but it also comes with all of the accessories you need as well. The 2.5" to 3.5" desktop adapter bracket makes installing the drive in your desktop so much easier and you also get a three year warranty.
When shopping around, you're going to see all kinds of prices for these new SandForce SF-2281 controlled drives. Over the weekend Newegg listed the Agility 3 for just less than 200 USD with a mail in rebate. Don't buy a slower SSD based on price without knowing its limitations, you will not be satisfied in the end. The Patriot Wildfire 120GB that we looked at today has a MSRP of 299.99. Right out of the gate Patriot released a flagship drive with the highest specification rating available. The SF-2281 + Toshiba Toggle flash is a hair slower in real world performance, but offers a longer life span when compared to the 25nm IMFT drives and gives you a little higher maximum IOPS when you can use it.
The Wildfire also costs a little less than the Vertex 3 Max IOPS, its direct price / performance competition. Patriot has always been really aggressive with e-tail pricing and we look to see Wildfire mixing it up when the rest of Team SandForce gets in the game.
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20 Crazy MLB Trades That Could Actually Happen
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Even though the Major League Baseball trade deadline is still over two months away, it is never too early for teams to game plan who will stay and who will go. To be a little on the more unrealistic side, baseball fans enjoy to speculate crazy trades that will most likely never happen. With that being said, what are 10 possible crazy trades that could actually happen?
It is important to note that the possible deals listed in the slideshow are purely based on speculation. Even if some of the names on the list have been discussed in recent trade rumors, there is no reason to actually believe they will get dealt for sure before the July 31 trade deadline.
It should also be pointed out that most of the players listed are going from a team that is out of contention to a team that is looking to make a run. With that being said, plenty could happen in the standings over the next 10 weeks.
Teams that are currently on a losing streak or have a below .500 record could have more wins than losses two months from now. The fact is baseball is a very long season with plenty of ups and downs. No team can realistically be ruled out in the present day, but the window is certainly closing fast.
Make sure to click through the slideshow of the 10 crazy baseball trades that could happen. Also, do not forget to comment below on which trades you would like to see take place over the next two months.
David Price to Seattle Mariners
It's almost a guarantee that David Price is going to get moved at some point during the winter meetings. At this point, it's just a matter of where. One team that appears to be making a big splash is the Seattle Mariners, which is why I wouldn't be surprised if they went all in for next season and acquired the starting pitcher.
John Lackey to Atlanta Braves
The Atlanta Braves in the mood for some fresh starting pitching, which means veteran John Lackey could be a huge target. The right-hander was fantastic for the Boston Red Sox during their World Series title in 2013, which means several teams are going to show interest.
Brandon Phillips to Los Angeles Dodgers
It's no secret that the Cincinnati Reds want to dump the $50 million remaining on Brandon Phillips' contract. That means they are willing to listen to almost any offer, even if they refuse to admit it yet. One huge player could be the Los Angeles Dodgers, an organization that is determined to do whatever it takes to the reach the World Series in 2014.
Matt Kemp to Boston Red Sox
Believe it or not, the possibility of the Dodgers trading Matt Kemp at some point during the offseason is very good. In fact, one team in particular that could use his talents is the Red Sox. There has even been some initial talk that they organization has interest in getting a deal done. It's definitely one way to improve the chances of a repeat championship run.
Jeff Samardzija to Arizona Diamondbacks
The Chicago Cubs really don't want to let go of pitcher Jeff Samardzija, so much so that they offered him a $55 million contract. However, all signs point to Samardzija forcing the Cubs to let him go to a team that has a better shot at making some noise in the near future. One of those teams that could garner enough attention is the Arizona Diamondbacks. The fact that Arizona desperately needs quality starters just adds to the chances of this happening.
Dan Uggla to Milwaukee Brewers
Rickie Weeks is simply not getting the job done for the Milwaukee Brewers and Scooter Gennett still might be a little too inexperience to take on the starting second baseman job. Enter Dan Uggla, who would bring some more quality veteran leadership to the infield. The Braves have their eye on starter Kyle Lohse, which instantly improves the chances. However, for a deal to go down, Atlanta will have to put more than just Uggla into the talks.
Jason Castro to Chicago White Sox
The Chicago White Sox are in desperate need of a quality catcher. Good thing for them is that the Houston Astros are looking to part ways with Jason Castro. At this point, the Astros will take whatever they can get in order to improve the dismal roster.
Howie Kendrick to Minnesota Twins
The Los Angeles Angels have made it very clear they intend to trade outfielder Howie Kendrick. The fact that the Minnesota Twins employs one of the worst outfields in baseball just adds to the possibility of a trade going down between these two teams. The Angels need to clear cap room so it wouldn't take much for the Twins to acquire Kendrick.
Brett Anderson to Cleveland Indians
The Cleveland Indians are very interested in an improved pitching staff in 2014. The bullpen is the main focus but the starting rotation could use a little work as well. Good thing for them is that Brett Anderson looks to be on the move. What's even better is that he is capable of pitching in multiple roles.
Adam Lind to Pittsburgh Pirates
The Pittsburgh Pirates are determined to take another step forward next season and reach the World Series. In order to do that, they will need to upgrade a couple of positions on the roster. One area that appears to be a main focus is first base, which means Adam Lind would be a perfect fit. It's been reported that the Pirates have shown interest in Lind so don't be surprised if this deal goes down sooner than later.
Chase Headley to Cleveland Indians
Even though the San Diego Padres are determined to extend Chase Headley's contract at the end of the season, there is a good chance trade offers will be too good to pass up. The Cleveland Indians are one contender in particular that does not have an everyday third baseman. Even though Mike Aviles and Ryan Raburn are holding their own on offense, acquiring Headley would make a world of a difference for the Indians down the stretch.
Jonathan Papelbon to Detroit Tigers
Jonathan Papelbon has been outstanding this season as he has posted a 1.02 earned run average and eight saves in eight opportunities. With the Philadelphia Phillies unlikely making a run in the competitive NL East, they would be wise to get as much as they can for Papelbon. Even though Jose Valverde has been outstanding for the Detroit Tigers since his return, if the Tigers want to come away with a World Series title they will need Papelbon in the closer role.
David Price to Washington Nationals
It is hard to believe the Tampa Bay Rays would part ways with the reigning AL Cy Young Award winner, but that is certainly a very good possibility this season. David Price is going to command a very high salary on a team that has the third lowest team salary in the big leagues. Adding Price to an already phenomenal starting rotation on the Washington Nationals would all but guarantee a second consecutive NL East title. Not to mention, it would make the Nationals a heavy favorite to go the distance.
Josh Johnson to San Francisco Giants
It is true starting pitcher Josh Johnson is having one of the worst statistical seasons of his career. With that being said, Johnson is also a proven talent that could dominate if given the right opportunity. The Toronto Blue Jays will most likely miss the playoffs, which means they have to figure out how to unload some players. Meanwhile, the San Francisco Giants have one of the worst starting rotations in the NL and will need some help if they want to clinch a postseason berth.
Aramis Ramirez to Boston Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox already have plenty of expenses, but if they want to compete with the New York Yankees down the stretch, they will need to upgrade the third base position. Aramis Ramirez would be the perfect fit for the Red Sox. The good news is he could very well be available, especially since the Milwaukee Brewers are tanking in the standings. Ramirez's power could be exactly what Boston needs to be competitive enough to clinch a postseason berth.
Carlos Pena to Atlanta Braves
The Houston Astros are not going anywhere this season, which means the cheapest team in the majors should consider getting rid of their second most expensive asset. Carlos Pena would be a relatively inexpensive ($2.9 million salary for 2013) addition for the Atlanta Braves. He would be an ideal left-handed power bat off the bench that could do wonders for the Braves down the stretch.
Michael Morse to Tampa Bay Rays
Like other teams in the AL East, the Rays must make a trade acquisition if they want to stay competitive in the division. Seattle Mariners' Michael Morse would bring a solid bat to a lineup that is in desperate need of some offense. Obviously, the Rays will not look for a deal if they are out of contention at the All-Star break, but Morse would be a wise addition if the organization believes they have a shot.
Cliff Lee to Boston Red Sox
Cliff Lee is another Phillies pitcher that could be moved before the end of July if Philadelphia continues on their downward trend. The acquisition could be a risky one for the Red Sox, but it could end up being the difference in a division title and missing out on the playoffs completely. The Phillies need to cut spending and trading Lee this summer would be a big way to do it.
Kyle Lohse to Texas Rangers
The Brewers are falling fast after losing 14 of their last 17 games in the month of May. It would be unusual for Milwaukee to trade Kyle Lohse in the first year of his three-year contract, but the starter is clearly frustrated with his current situation. The Texas Rangers are always known for trying to upgrade pitching at the trade deadline, with this season being no different. The Brewers could get quite a bit for Lohse depending on what happens over the next two months. Only way Milwaukee actually pulls the trigger on the deal is if Texas offers up some great prospects.
Justin Morneau to Baltimore Orioles
Justin Morneau will be a free agent at the end of the season, and the Minnesota Twins do not look like they are going anywhere. Therefore, the Twins would be very wise to trade Morneau while they still have a chance to get something good for him in return. One team that would be interested in acquiring the first baseman is the Baltimore Orioles. Once again, the reason for this is because the AL East is the most competitive division in the big leagues. If the Orioles want to reach the playoffs for a second consecutive season they will need a hitter like Morneau in their corner.
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Something is seriously wrong with my PC. It doesn't POST anymore. This problem is somewhat intermittent.
When I press the power button I hear a click (relay) but nothing happens. There is a light on the motherboard (that is on).
The reason I say this is intermittent is because I stripped everything out and put it back together and it worked again for about a week. This has happened a couple of times now. But now it won't come back at all.
I'm pretty sure there isn't any loose connections etc. I've done pretty much everything I can think of including:
- power reset (holding for 30 secs)
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I dont know anything else to try.
I suspect the motherboard is faulty but I cant be 100% sure which is why I need some help.
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first job would be to substitute the PSU and retry
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Might be a faulty power button (sticking or not making contact) I've got an old pc that does that, button works fine for a while then suddenly at some switch ons, pc appears dead - (apart from light on motherboard which only shows mains power is getting through) nothing else happens.
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Video: Dim Mak Dream Hotel Showcase at WMC 2012
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Every year, Miami hosts one of the biggest weeks in electronic music alongside Ultra Music Festival, the Winter Music Conference/ Miami Music Week. Join us in our latest video installment as the Dim Mak team takes over Miami in this recap video capturing our official showcase at Dream South Beach Hotel. Keep a look out because you may just recognize a few faces with cameo's from Steve Aoki, Dirtyphonics, Alvin Risk, PeaceTreaty, Angger Dimas, R3hab, Afrojack, Lil, Jon, Clockwork, Joachim Garraud, and Felix Cartal.buy soma no prescriptionbuy phentermine online without prescription provigil online without prescription ultram online no prescription buy diazepam no prescription buy tramadol online without prescription buy valium online without prescription buy alprazolam no prescription buy xanax online no prescription buy ambien online without prescription buy klonopin without prescription ativan online no prescription adipex online no prescription