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"Interesting but Technical"
This book is more designed for the financial guru or someone with a better understanding of accounting and finance.
The history of what led up to the collapse was fascinating. Pure greed unabated!
No comment
Anger that the financial collapse could have been prevented.
"Not for Neophytes"
From the book's description on Audible, I thought listening to this book would give me a better understanding of the causes of the financial crisis. That was not the case. To me, it seemed that McLean and Nocera assume their readers already have a working understanding of the financial market, and the aim of their book is to use that knowledge to assign guilt to various individuals involved in the crisis. Since I didn't have that working knowledge, the narrative incomprehensible most of the time.
Initially, I was amused by how Boutsikaris would adopt the voice of a stereotypical car mechanic when reading direct quotes from finance professionals. But that got very old very quickly.
In short, if you already have some familiarity with the financial market, there's a chance you'd find this book informative. Otherwise, I do not recommend it.
"Excellent all around."
It did an excellent job covering a complicated subject. I would have to listen to it several more times to really understand all the things that contributed to the finanacial system meltdown, but not due to any shortcoming of the book.
It's not a work of fiction with multiple characters so the reader does not have to do multiple voices or anything, but he read it like he was telling a story and sounded like he was interested in what he was telling. That makes a big difference over a dead pan recitation.
The Financial System Perfect Storm
This is a pretty long audiobook and often with long fact-filled non-fiction books, I grow tired of them before they are over, even when I am intrigued with the subject matter. Not with this one. It was written well and read well and held my attention throughout.
Appropriately titled. No ONE factor to blame for the financial crises. A richly layered, well thought out history of all the factors leading up to "the perfect storm" that became the crises. Sometimes a "heavy" read/listen with a lot of technical terms that are explained but sometimes difficult to remember. In spite of that you do get an idea of the concepts involved. It was also the correct balance between details without missing out on the bigger picture. I thought the narrator was exceptional.
Enlightening and entertaining. Overall a must read if the topic interests you at all.
Heck, even if the topic doesn't interest you: listen and be astonished!
"Very Good"
A very good history of the financial meltdown, written like a mystery-thriller. The level of detail is just right. A great follow-up to her book on Enron. Not as entertaining as The Big Short, but worth it nonetheless if you want to understand why your mortgage is under water.
"The Title Says It All"
I do not usually take the time to rate books, though I appreciate it when others put in a thoughtful review. This is actually my first Audible rate/review and I chose to do it specifically because I think so highly of this book. Bear in mind that I am a neophyte when it comes to market matters. Prior to listening to ATDAH, the only financial type book that I had read or listened to was Alan Greenspan's book, The Age of Turbulence. That was probably not the best choice for a newcomer and told me nothing much about the background to the 2008 crisis, which was what I was looking for. Like so many others, I wondered how such a financial mess could come about and how it was that it had caused avowed free market capitalists to clamour for bailouts. After many futile attempts to find a satisfactory answer, I saw the authors of ATDAH on the Daily Show and thought this book might just give me what I was looking for. It did, in spades. I recommend it to anyone I know who is looking to enlighten themselves as to the ingredients that went into the disastrous mix.
"Very True Title"
When I read "Too Big to Fail" about the story of the financial meltdown of 2008, I expected some background information about how this whole mess started. Instead, it was a story about the people participating in that mess.
"All the Devils Are Here" is all about the facts; facts about people, events, corporations, successes and failures. Sometimes your head might hurt from all the financial acronyms, even though they're all explained in some details. But there's just too many of them and they all sound the same.
However, it's still a great a read that has a lot of details about how the financial meltdown and its roots since the Regan administration.
One thing is completely true about this book, the title.
"thoroughly researched and excellently read"
I listened to every minute of this audio download, despite its length and my lack of training in finance and economics. The detail went over my head but the story is mesmerizing and very competently read by the narrator. The story is best when it gets into stories, as with the characters involved in AIG and Merrill Lynch. Why not 5 stars? I guess because of the overwhelming amount of detail, but that didn't stop me from listening!
"very worthwhile..fascinating"
awesome, thorough, excellent review, going back to the 80s. I read the big short which i loved. this is a little more factual, goes back further in history so you can put the crisis in better context, and a very complementary analysis. really worthwhile for anyone trying to understand what happened. its amazing you think things are awful and can't get worse, and you are still a decade away from the final meltdown. unbelievable what actuallyhappened.
Putting books on the back burner.
"Over hype by NPR"
All last week, NPR Planet Money has been talking about Fannie Mae and the whole housing loan and government backing. Podcast #262: Fannie And Freddie's Rise And Fall and #263: What Comes After Fannie And Freddie. It's very interesting how poor the two system is run and has yet learned their lessons with bad loans, bad mistakes, bad, bad, bad. It's amazing how AIG was poorly run and got bailed out. The book was just okay. I think that NPR had too much hype, promoting this title. The same information is in Too Big to Fail, The Big Short, Lords of Finance, and many others that I've read. The best part of this book is how Ameriquest was filing false or no papers for loans. I was disappointed at this book because it didn't cover anything about the failures of government home loans refinancing and that mess and how people are loosing their homes because the banks still doesn't gets it. Over hype book. If you read the previous titles that I mentioned above, skip All the Devils Are Here because you are not learning anything new. I gave it three stars just because it was a tolerable read.


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BOISE -- The U.S. Army is holding an unusual food drive on Wednesday. The Heroes for Hunger Road March will cover more than 20 miles, and 10 soldiers will collect donated food along the way.
The group collected around 1,000 pounds of food for two food banks. A number of local high schools helped them reach and exceed the goal of 600 pounds of food.
The soldiers, who are all based in Boise, are carrying the donated food in their rucksacks. Organizers say they planned the event to honor students who collect food donations for local groups every year.
These high school students, they do a lot in the community and it goes unnoticed so I figured I could do a spin to where we can help get them recognized for their efforts, said SSG Chris Davis.
The march started at 6:30 a.m. at Kuna High School. That's where the group accepted its first canned food donation.
Participants are expected to head to Mountain View High School, Centennial High School, and Meridian High School where they'll collect more donations.
The march reached the Meridian Food Bank around 2:30 p.m, covering more than 20 miles in about eight hours. The Meridian Food Bank said the donation will be split in half bewteen them and the Kuna Food Bank.
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This year's edition of the Hot Stove Cool Music benefit concert, put on by Boston Red Sox EVP/GM Theo Epstein and baseball journalist Peter Gammons, raised more than $300,000 for the Foundation To Be Named Later. At Boston's Paradise Rock Club for the concert Jan. 15 (clockwise from left): Gammons, Epstein, guest MC Mike O'Malley and musicians Bill Janovitz and Kay Hanley.
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NCAA President Mark Emmert speaks during an educational session at the NCAA Convention in San Antonio earlier this month. Close to 3,000 people attended the annual event.
From the mound to management
At Petco Park Jan. 12 to announce the retirement of Padres pitcher Trevor Hoffman and his new position in the Padres' front office (from left): Manager Bud Black, president and COO Tom Garfinkel, Hoffman, vice chairman and CEO Jeff Moorad, and GM Jed Hoyer.
Cubs owners talk baseball with fans
The Ricketts family, owners of the Chicago Cubs, had their own session at the 2011 Cubs Convention on Jan. 15 at the Hilton Chicago. From left: Board members Todd Ricketts, Pete Ricketts and Laura Ricketts, Chairman Tom Ricketts and Cubs play-by-play announcer Len Kasper.
CHL commish honored by predecessor
Central Hockey League Commissioner Duane Lewis received the Willis of Texas N. Thomas Berry Commitment Cup from Commissioner Emeritus N. Thomas Berry at the CHL All-Star Banquet on Jan. 11 at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center in Tempe, Ariz.
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At the eighth annual Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation Awards Dinner on Jan. 15 at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles (from left): Padres Vice Chairman and CEO Jeff Moorad, Joe Garagiola Sr., MLB Commissioner Bud Selig, foundation Chairman Dennis Gilbert, Milwaukee Brewers owner Mark Attanasio and actor/director Rob Reiner.
Terps congregate in Philly
Before the tipoff of the University of Maryland against Villanova University men's basketball game at the Wells Fargo Center on Jan. 15 (from left): Seventy-Six Capital's Wayne Kimmel (Maryland '92); entrepreneur Lindy Snider, daughter of Comcast-Spectacor Chairman Ed Snider; Maryland President Wallace Loh; and Comcast-Spectacor VP of public relations Ike Richman (Maryland '88).


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Starting Goalies: New Jersey (Brodeur) vs. Los Angeles (Quick)
Date/Time: May 30th, 8:00 PM EST
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Moneyline: Los Angeles (-120) New Jersey (+100)
Total: 4.5
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New Jersey Devils
- New Jersey is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games
- The total has gone OVER in 4 of New Jersey's last 5 games
- The total has gone OVER in 4 of New Jersey's last 5 games at home
- New Jersey is 6-1 SU in its last 7 games at home
- The total has gone UNDER in 4 of New Jersey's last 5 games when playing Los Angeles
Los Angeles Kings
- Los Angeles is 9-1 SU in its last 10 games
- The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Los Angeles's last 6 games
- Los Angeles is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games on the road
- The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Los Angeles's last 5 games when playing New Jersey
The Stanley Cup betting lines will start being contested on Wednesday night at the Prudential Center, where the Los Angeles Kings will take on the New Jersey Devils in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
The Kings are the favored team in this series to the point that they are also the favored team in this game. Jonathan Quick's GAA is the best in the playoffs at 1.53, and he is clearly on his way to the Conn Smythe Trophy as the MVP of the playoffs if he can win just four more games. Los Angeles really has been as dominating as could be out of the No. 8 seed in the West. The team disposed of the No. 1 Vancouver Canucks, No. 2 St. Louis Blues, and No. 3 Phoenix Coyotes in just a total of 14 games, a run of the likes that we haven't seen in quite some time. Jeff Carter, Dustin Brown, and the rest of the crew have the offense to get the job done, and this looks nothing like the team that ranked second to last in the league offensively this year.
The Devils finished this year fourth in the Atlantic Division, but they were able to dispose of both the Philadelphia Flyers and the New Jersey Devils in the playoffs to prove that they were as good of a team as any of the clubs in front of them in the regular season standings. Martin Brodeur is now 40 years old, and it has been a decade since he has been in the Stanley Cup Finals. He's not having the greatest year in the world, but he is getting the job done and making the offense stand up. There have been times in these playoffs that New Jersey has failed and failed miserably offensively, just like when the team was shut out in two of the first three games in the Eastern Conference Finals. However, there have been 12 goals in the last three games, a real accomplishment against Henrik Lundqvist, arguably the best goalie in the league and a soon-to-be Vezina Trophy winner. The pieces to the puzzle are here for the Devils to win the Stanley Cup once again for sure.
For a team that won 30 games here at home this year including the playoffs, we think that the Devils are being vastly underrated here. They really should be the favorites in this game, and in all of the home games in this series in our opinion. We do think that the Kings are the better team and might be able to win the Stanley Cup, but we think that the value is here on New Jersey for sure.
Los Angeles Kings @ New Jersey Devils Game 1 Pick: New Jersey Devils +100
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Hi all I am starting the pass program in June, and was looking for either A. Other people in the program currently past, or signed up for the same one as me. And B. Any hints tips etc. on what to look out for in the program, where to live in St.Louis etc.
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Are you starting in St Louis in June or starting to study for the tests in June? I begin studying in June and move to St Louis in August.
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Starting to study in June. So same as you
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GM to discontinue Saab after deal talks collapse
NEW YORK General Motors Co. said Friday it will shut down Saab after talks to sell the brand to a Dutch carmaker collapsed, marking the third time this year that a deal by GM to sell an unwanted brand has fallen through.
GM said it had a small window of time to complete the deal and issues arose during the sale talks with Spyker Cars that could not be resolved. GM Vice President John Smith said representatives from GM, Spyker and the Swedish government were still in discussions Friday morning when talks fell apart. Smith declined to elaborate on the reasons.
"We've been trying to restart, if you will, an investment process without a great deal of time," Smith, who is in charge of GM's corporate planning and alliances, said during a conference call with reporters. "Like everybody, we would have preferred a different outcome, and we all worked very hard for that different outcome and we've come up short."
Saab employs about 3,400 people worldwide, most of whom work at its main plant in Trollhatten, Sweden. It also has a parts distribution center and a design center in separate locations in Sweden and an engine plant in Finland.
The brand has 1,100 dealers, whom GM said will continue to honor warranties as the brand winds down.
"It's devastating. It was a very unique brand," said Ray Ciccolo, owner of two Saab dealerships in the Boston area, one of which has been in business since 1957.
The announcement marks the death of brand with a small yet loyal following. To enthusiasts, the Swedish company became appreciated for quirks like placing the ignition lock between the front seats rather than on the steering column. It was the first to offer heated seating in 1971.
GM bought a 50 percent stake and management control of Saab for $600 million after Saab split from Swedish truck maker Scania in 1989. It bought full ownership in 2000 for $125 million. But even after the GM takeover, Saab remained closely associated with Sweden and its history of making safe, reliable cars.
GM never made money on the acquisition and industry analysts complained that under GM, Saab lost its uniqueness in the crowded luxury segment.
GM first sought a buyer for Saab in January as part of its restructuring, which included plans to cut the number of its brands to four from eight. It was previously in talks to sell Saab to a consortium led by the Swedish sports car maker Koenigsegg Group AB, but it turned to Spyker after Koenigsegg withdrew from the talks in November.
GM's Smith said it is possible other buyers could emerge, adding that the brand still has vehicles in development "that might be attractive to some folks." But no such buyers have stepped forward and the liquidation of the brand will begin in early January.
"I can't rule it out, but I guess the clock starts now ... on those kinds of expressions of interest," Smith said. He declined to say how much it might cost to wind down the brand.


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MURRIETA: School district declares impasse
Murrieta, teachers about 2 percent apart in salary talks
The Murrieta school district declared an impasse in labor talks with its teachers union Wednesday as administrators look to bridge a budget deficit that now sits at $6 million for the next school year.
The district has asked teachers to take nine unpaid furlough days, which would amount to a 4.86 percent cut in salary, while the union made a counter-offer of six furlough days, which amounts to a 3 percent reduction.
The exact dollar amount both proposals would save the district was not immediately available Wednesday, but a union official said the difference between the offers amounted to roughly $1.8 million.
Murrieta Valley Unified School District Superintendent Stan Scheer said that if the union agrees to the larger cut, none of the 177 teachers who were sent preliminary layoff notices last month would lose their jobs and class sizes would not be increased.
"We've all along said we need nine days," Scheer said in a telephone interview Wednesday evening. "Nobody would lose a job for 4.86 percent."
But Murrieta Teachers Association President Chuck Smith said that's too many unpaid days for the members of his union.
"We felt very comfortable that we could probably sell the six days," he said, adding the union believes there is money in the budget to make up the difference between the district's and the union's proposed salary reductions.
The declaration of impasse means that a state mediator will step in and attempt to broker an agreement. If no common ground is found, the district could eventually implement its proposal without approval from the union.
"At this point, I feel that's probably what's necessary," Scheer said of mediation.
According to budget projections, if employees do not agree to the concessions and the 177 teachers are laid off, the district is expecting income of $146 million and expenditures of $149 million in 2010-11. The deficit is anticipated because of lower-than-expected revenue from the state next year.
Revenues for the current year are expected to come in about $147 million, with expenses of $160 million. The district patched over the deficit this year by pulling money from its reserve account, but that is not an option next year, administrators say.
Districts throughout Southwest County have worked to negotiate salary concessions from employee groups with varying results.
In early February, teachers in the Temecula Valley Unified School District agreed to take seven furlough days next year, even though the move did not reverse all the anticipated layoffs. But Lake Elsinore Unified School District declared an impasse with its teachers union when its leaders would not agree to the equivalent of an 8 percent salary reduction.
Smith said his union wasn't expecting an impasse to be declared when negotiators started talks Wednesday morning.
"For us, it was kind of a big surprise," Smith said by phone Wednesday evening. "We had a feeling a lot more movement can be made. They said no."
Scheer said it was clear the sides were far apart.
"We didn't want to get off 4.86 percent," he said. "It's obvious we're not going anywhere."


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The flow of reports that Merrill Lynch is close to selling its 20 percent stake in Bloomberg has been picking up… NYP reported this morning that Mayor Bloomberg's blind trust has offered Merrill Lynch $4.5-$5 billion for its stake. That would value all of Bloomberg at $22.5-$25 billion, which is at the higher end of what's been estimated. An analysis by the WSJ last year, using the then-independent Thomson as a yardstick, valued the company at $18 billion. That was before Bloomberg's core customer base, Wall St. firms, began to really suffer and start eliminating seats. An estimate from Fortune late last year pegged Bloomberg at $20 billion. Meanwhile, Charlie Gasparino at CNBC reported that Merill are in talks that are scheduled to go through the end of the week. As for price, he says Merrill initially was looking for $6 billion and that Bloomberg was thinking somewhere around $3 billion. Splitting the difference would get them to $4.5 billion.
Merrill Lynch isn't in the best bargaining position either. Every day that financial stocks crater and its stock drops — it fell another 9 percent just today — puts more pressure on the company to liquidate non-core assets. In addition to gravity, time is working against the firm, as its earnings are scheduled for July 17, at which point investors will demand some news about its capital position.


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IT WAS the event of the centuryadmittedly it's a brand new century and so the bar is rather low, but it's a big deal all the same. I'm talking, of course, about this month's publication of the complete sequence of the human genome.
The big shots who run the two competing sequencing ventures, Francis Collins of the National Institutes of Health and Craig Venter of Celera Genomics, are talking to each other again. That's quite an achievement, since they sent their respective sequence databases to different publications: Collins's public product went to
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The last person Zoe Bradshaw wants to see is Cade. She tries to be cool and polite, even as the attraction between them flares up again. Only this time, Zoe is determined to not let Cade get close to her heart. But the townsfolk have other ideas. They want to see the little orphans with a mother and a father, and they form a plan that includes the possibility of a kiss...
1. Cade was gone for fifteen years. In what ways—other than age, does that length of time change a person?
2. Zoe wants and loves Addy's children, but Cade feels his sister's children deserve a home with bothmother and father. In today's society, we see single parents nurturing children in a fine way. Does Cadehave a valid point? Can a father provide what a mother cannot?
3. Have you lived in a town similar to Winterborn? How does the town's colorful characters compare withyour experiences?
4. Is there a way to truly put your past behind you?
5. Do you know a man or woman like Sawyer Gayford,a soul who craves recognition? Is this an inborntrait that we all experience? God tells us to be humble but how hard is that to practice on a daily basis?
6. Cade Colby is a bounty hunter. He kills for money. If Cade were wearing a Marshall's badge he wouldbe respected and a hero for bringing in the vile and miscreants. Why does a badge make a marshal a hero,and the lack of one make Cade Kolby a ruthless killer?
7. Do you believe that God has one specific mate for us? How do we find that mate? Talk aboutsome Biblical guidelines in our quest to find that person in today's harried world. And does everyonehave one?
8. Jeremiah 3:22 tells us "Return, you backsliding children, And I will heal your backslidings."(NKJ) Have you ever made choices you feel God won't forgive? Or rather are they choices youcan't forgive?
9. Would you say that Cade had admirable reasons to choose his profession? Can you name afew good things that came out of his choice?
10. Cade and Zoe chose to remain in Winterborn with a new name and a new start. Would thecommunity you live in be as accepting of your past as the folks in Winterborn were of Cade's?Thoughts and observations?
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I never heard that the 1952 Cleveland final was played on clay.
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You mix oranges with cold herrings. Pietrangeli was great at the end of the 1950s, not at the begin.
After all the lessons you have got in this forum, you should finally accept that the pros were stronger than the amateurs, even on clay! Look at Ayala in 1961. He was one of the strongest amateurs that year but lost to 40 years old Segura at his pro debut.
I read in several places that the 1952 Cleveland final was on clay (NY Times, for one).
Yes, Pietrangeli was great about 1956 to 1964 at RG, but we are looking at Gonzales getting a possible GS during that period as well.
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I was considering mounting a piece of ss cable between the fin and the leading edge of my rudder. I went as far as preparing the fittings and drilling a hole in the keel. My design would have mounted a small "bail" on the rudder so a loose fitting cable could swing through the rudders scope. It still sounds like it will work. It should deflect lines an wouldn't add appreciable performance concerns. I may dig that box of stuff out and give it a try next season.
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Disclosing this at the Bishop's Consecration Day Celebration and inauguration of new departments in the Christian Mission Hospital (CMH) here on Sunday, A. Christopher Asir, Bishop, Diocese of Madurai-Ramnad, said that the main aim of the Diocese was to upgrade the Christian Mission Hospital on the lines of CMC, Vellore. It had been the dream of the Diocese to start a medical college and research centre in Madurai so that it would benefit people from southern districts, he said. Addressing the gathering, Speaker, K. Kalimuthu, commended the services rendered by the Bishop and the CMH.
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Red Sunset Over Carsthorne Dumfries Scotland
Art Print | by James Mitchell | #294638
Art Print | by James Mitchell | #294638
This is Robbie Burns country. This is one of the sunsets which must have inspired him, Sir Walter Scott, Thomas Carlyle, Robert the Bruce, John Paul Jones, William Wordsworth, Saint Patrick, Melvyn Bragg ......... The celebrities and characters of the Solway Firth are as legendary and colourful as the local sunsets.
Fishing in the Solway goes back to viking haaf netting and beyond. These wild and dangerous waters feed their Celtic fishing communities and help sustain local traditions and prosperity.
The Scottish, Welsh, Irish, Manx and English fishermen work these waters for scallops, prawns, shrimps, skate and crustacae. All too frequently they pay for the catch with their lives.
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Red Sunset Over Carsthorne Dumfries Scotland by James Mitchell
Red Sunset Over Carsthorne Dumfries Scotland by James Mitchell
Red Sunset Over Carsthorne Dumfries Scotland by James Mitchell
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ALTON � The Alton Class 3A Regional was won by a party crasher Tuesday afternoon at Spencer T. Olin golf course.
A day expected to feature boys golf programs from Quincy and Edwardsville battling for the team title ended with the Belleville West Maroons gathering for a team photo with the regional championship plaque.
�I�m not shocked that we shot 311,� West coach Clayton Fischer said. �I�m just a little surprised that we won the darn thing.�
It remained a successful tournament for Quincy and Edwardsville, who join West with team berths to Monday�s Pekin Sectional at Lick Creek. The Blue Devils finished second, three shots back of West, at 314, with the Tigers third at 315.
�Congratulations to Belleville West,� Edwardsville coach Dene Schickedanz said. �They�ve got a very good team. � They�ve got six guys that can play. They certainly deserved the championship today, they played great.�
The top three teams and top 10 individuals not on those teams advance to sectional play. Alton took fourth, but was well back of a top-three finish at 330.
The Redbirds had high hopes, with three early scores of 78 from Joe Schwartz, 78 from Clint Cress and 81 from Brendan Farrell. But another card breaking 80 never came and Alton fell out of sectional contention.
�We were hoping to get the fourth score and we didn�t ,� said Alton coach Mike Hudock, whose six-player lineup finished with scores of 93, 98 and 103. �I�m glad to get the three out. They deserve it.�
Schwartz, Cress and Farrell all cleared the cut of 83 needed to advance as individuals to the sectional in Pekin. Alton had hopes on its home course of emerging as the team to contend with Quincy and Edwardsville, but the Maroons seized that role with Cole Dibadj earning medalist at 73 and Parker Beine tying for third at 75.
�Belleville West stepped up, that 311�s a good score today,� Hudock said of the Maroons, who finished third and 12 shots back of Edwardsville at last week�s SWC Tournament. �Quincy�s one of the best teams in the state, easily one of the top three or four teams in the state, and it wasn�t a real good day for them. � Edwardsville played pretty solidly. Belleville West had the best day.�
But there were no complaints from Schickedanz, whose Tigers advance to sectional for the 14th time in 16 seasons. Sophomore Michael Pfitzner earned a third-place medal with a 75, with Connor Bradley at 78 and Drew Curtis and Cole Ambuehl each at 81.
The Tigers� primary objective was a top-three finish and they achieved it despite their Nos. 1-2 players Curtis and John Schmidtke (82) laboring at times.
�You just want to survive,� Schickedanz said. �At the top of end of our lineup, we could have had a slightly better day. But all six guys grinded, they gave me everything they had, nobody quit. � I�m really proud of all six today.�
Civic Memorial, Roxana and East Alton-Wood River each sent two entries to the Carbondale Sectional by advancing from the Waterloo Regional at Acorns golf course.
CM�s Jay Ryan Waters shot 77 and Dustin Duncan shot 83 to easily make the cut at 91. Roxana�s Zach Moore (84) and Jack Moore (87) and EA-WR�s Marc Sobol (87) and Jake Hei (89) also qualified for the trip to Hickory Ridge in Carbondale.
Belleville Althoff shot 323 to win the team title, while Waterloo (326) and Freeburg (338) also secured team berths to the sectional.
Marquette Catholic celebrated a second straight regional title by shooting 327 to win by four shots at the Mount Olive Regional at Timber Lakes in Staunton. Carlyle (331) and Vandalia (346) also advance to the Carterville Sectional at Crab Orchard.
The Explorers� Brian Gebben matched Vandalia�s Blake Swofford with a 71, but lost medalist honors in a playoff and finished as runner-up. Sam Becker (77), Zach Buchheit (84) and Tommy Weinman (95) also counted toward Marquette�s title.
Mount Olive�s Zach Murphy (81) and Will Murphy (83), along with Metro East Lutheran freshman Jordan Brown (86) advanced to the sectional as individuals after beating a cutoff of 90.


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Other Great Tips!
How to Fill Nail Holes
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- February 22, 2013 at 3:17 am
Someone at work showed me that if you bust a pencil and take the lead out you can use the splinters to fill in a hole. It's a more permanent solution.
- March 1, 2013 at 9:05 am
Matchsticks also work, maybe a bit easier too!
- February 22, 2013 at 1:18 pm
It is just as easy to buy a small container of joint compound and fill the hole properly. You cannot paint over soap. That would be a horrible mess to leave future tenants or owners.
- February 25, 2013 at 11:43 pm
Thank you! I moved into a house two years ago and after wiping done the kitchen I found people before had patched the walls with toothpaste… I wiped a few other places that looked like they had been patched and saw everything was patched with toothpaste. We get spackle from Home Depot for like $4.00 so it is not that hard to get it cheap or do it right. If you have white textured walls you may not even need to paint over, we never do and you can't even tell.
- February 22, 2013 at 4:12 pm
I have heard that white toothpaste is effective.
- January 22, 2014 at 10:20 pm
Someone used toothpaste on all the corners of the house where the drywall was chipped off to sell the house rather than do a proper patch job. The dog came through and licked it all off when the new people moved in.
- February 23, 2013 at 5:13 pm
Time and time again when we moved around in the Army I used toothpaste.
Works every time. No mess and permanent.
- April 2, 2013 at 4:48 am
Not permanent. It's essentially soap. Seriously, with how cheap joint compound is, why wouldn't you just fill a hole the correct way?
- July 14, 2013 at 7:07 am
- February 24, 2013 at 4:52 am
Moving with the Air Force so much I learned to use straight pins to hang pics. They r very strong and the hole they leave behind is so minute u can't see it from a foot away. Saves time and $ when u go to move out and only have to fill holes in for the super heavy stuff.
- July 20, 2014 at 3:15 am
Now that is a good tip!
- February 28, 2013 at 12:48 am
you can also use white toothpaste!
- March 1, 2013 at 7:41 pm
Love this idea! I am making it one of my favorite pinterest pins for February on my blog this evening! Check it out!
- March 4, 2013 at 11:00 pm
Paintable caulk is a nice solution
- March 17, 2013 at 7:42 pm
Hello. I just did a test run on this using a bar of Ivory and a bar of Dove. The Ivory seemed to work a bit better for me.
I live in an apartment now… When my lease is up or I decide to move out my only question is what Emme posed above; Will it be a horrible mess to paint over? I do have joint compound but I was curious to see the end result. I will use this method as it is quick and easy; considering my landlord will not have suds and a mess touching up paint…
- April 1, 2013 at 6:41 am
Great tip.
- April 30, 2013 at 5:09 pm
Thanks a bunch for this geat pin! I am starting a new blog and have featured your lovely idea on there. Check it out!
- May 24, 2013 at 5:32 pm
Thanks for all the tips , I'm always getting something to high or to low having to get another hole
- May 26, 2013 at 2:40 pm
You can paint over the soap once it dries out. It becomes hard and chalky almost. It's fine for little stuff
- May 31, 2013 at 12:51 pm
i think it a good ideal thank you
- January 24, 2014 at 11:41 pm
I used toothpaste on my nail holes the other day… Let it dry and painted over it. Worked perfectly and sealed fine! after reading the comments I went and checked it out again. It's solid! Toothpaste works perfectly!
- January 30, 2014 at 5:02 pm
A friend, whose husband was in the Air Force, suggested this tip . They lived in base housing and moved A LOT. She said she used white tooth paste to fill nail holes. Apply, let dry, and apply more until the hole is all but invisible.
- March 24, 2014 at 6:42 pm
Toothpicks also work great. you stick them in and break them off so they don't stick out. Depending on the size of the whole you may want to do it a couple times. My dad was a contractor and this is how he taught me to do it when repainting my room. Plaster or caulk works great too.
- July 9, 2014 at 3:07 pm
A) Every reposnsible adult should have some spackle around when the time comes to do the right job at the best price. B) I just found a half pint of vinyl spackle online for one dollar. C) When a tube of toothpase on average is $2.83 on the cheap. Even if you bought cheap dollar store toohtpaste…the toothpaste is WAY more expensive by volume alone. D) Bar soap is the same… If you bought a three pack of cheap bar soap…it would not equate to a half pint….so both products (toothpaste and bar soap) are at the very least double the price per unit of volume. It appears to be a waste of money, however the only real reason anyone would do this is because they do not have spackle and are out of time to get any….otherwise you are essentially throwing money away.
- December 17, 2014 at 5:10 am
I don't think people use soap and toothpaste to save money, it's convenient. Let's say your packing and decide you need to fill nail holes but you don't have any spackle. Bam go get the toothpaste or a bar of soap…lol.
- January 21, 2015 at 12:34 am
This sounds almost too good to be true…what if your walls aren't white?
- January 22, 2015 at 10:22 pm
I make a paste from cornstarch and white glue and fill in holes, dries rock solid and yes..very easy to paint over
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Please Critique my Serve (+ Video)
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To get rid of the hitch you have to do one of two things:
1. Take longer to get to the trophy position
2. Toss a little lower.
You may find that the time it takes to lean sideways more and get your front hip out may mean that you won't have to decrease the height of your toss.
Thanks Charlie Federerer. Giving me some good ideas mate. I don't get much time to solely practice the serve, but my suspicion is the same as yours. If I can get that archers bow, that extra split second it takes me to lean sideways may just go well with my current toss and set up.
Because right now I'm ready to hit and the ball is still a bit too high so I have to wait (or hitch) before it drops another millisecond.
Part of this was that I used to have a very low toss and would hit serves straight into the net and it frustrated the hell outta me. Guess I overcompensated. Ugh, now gotta go the other way to try to get it more perfect.
And to whoever was talking about my wrist, yea its not right. A wierd angle on trophy pose. I'll have to tackle that next and probably will need to video tape again.
Thanks for the input thus far, been really helpful. I compared this video I posted to one I had in the same orientation last year and my serve is definitely moving in the right direction. It has improved significantly over the last year but now it's plateaued so I guess its down to the nitty gritty to make it better.


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4805 NE Glisan St.
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Caregivers from Providence Integrative Medicine Center present cancer related information about nutrition, exercise and natural medicine to reduce risk, enhance survival and improve quality of life. To view upcoming dates, please visit Providence Integrative Medicine Program's event page or to register, please call 503-574-6595.
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First and third Thursdays of the month from 5 to 6:30 p.m.
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For more information contact A'lee Wardwell, LCSW, at 503-215-5305, or Kristin Sacco, patient access manager with Oregon Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, at 971-230-2297. Pre-registration is preferred.
A safe place to discuss difficult issues, coping strategies and ways to enhance quality of life with other women who truly understand. Please call Erin Leake, LCSW, at 503-216-2280 or Maureen McCormick, LCSW, at 503-216-2917 to register or for more information. Pre-registration is required.
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Thanks, yurigoul. Yup, the newletter module will be(or has already been?) decoupled from userdefinedform. We just didn't officially announced this due to the new features lack of testing. But that is what we think the right way to go.
By using the new "SubscriptionPage" you are be able to define a form with all fields available from Member, Member's subclasses, Member's decorators as the form field candidates, each field can be customised with its own label, its own validation message in CMS, etc.
The reasons to decouple the module from UserDefinedForm are, besides what yurigoul mentioned above, also because if an back-end user defined some fields that doesn't exist in Member (and its subclasses and decorators) in his UserDefinedForm, then he will lost in where these data goes and how to retrieve them.
In general, all modules for SilverStripe core should be only depended with SilverStripe core, and less related with other modules to keep them neat and work all the time. UserDefinedForm are dying, we just don't want the two modules coupled.