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1 Nov 2012
Column: In the Spotlight
There were some mixed messages coming from the analysts zone after Anheuser-Busch InBev released its - equally mixed - results yesterday (31 October).
In the Spotlight - PepsiCo and The Coca-Cola Co
19 Oct 2012
This week was all about the Coca-Cola Co and PepsiCo, which released their third-quarter figures within a day of each other.
In the Spotlight - Coca-Cola Hellenic Packs its Bags
12 Oct 2012
Coca-Cola Hellenic (CCH), Greece's biggest listed company and the second largest bottler of Coca-Cola's products, said yesterday (11 October) that it is ready to swap its home bourse in Athens for the London Stock Exchange to "better reflect the international nature" of its business.
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27 Sep 2012
On Tuesday, Diageo confirmed it was in talks with United Spirits over buying a stake in the UB Group-owned Indian drinks firm.
In the Spotlight - ThaiBev Steps out of Heineken's Way
20 Sep 2012
The Wall Street Journal summed it up best: "Now everyone can finally have a drink."
In the Spotlight - PepsiCo and the Race to the Top
13 Sep 2012
PepsiCo's announcement on Tuesday that president John Compton has left to take over a truck-stop and travel-centre operator in Tennessee dropped the flag on fresh speculation over the group's hotly contested CEO ascension race.
In the Spotlight - AG Barr and Britvic merger talks
5 Sep 2012
It is the drinks industry's latest "will they, won't they" saga.
In the Spotlight - Pernod Ricard and life after Patrick
31 Aug 2012
There was always going to be an unusual tone to yesterday's (30 August) full-year results from Pernod Ricard, released just two weeks after the death of chairman and former CEO Patrick Ricard.
In the Spotlight - Heineken results put Asia in focus
23 Aug 2012
All eyes this week were on Heineken and the release of its first-half results. Interest was piqued by the twists and turns the Dutch brewer has been forced into in his drawn-out chase of Asia Pacific Breweries (APB), especially as the company had just announced it had raised its direct stake in APB to 12.18%.
In the Spotlight - A Monster of a Week
10 Aug 2012
Despite unveiling a strong set of first-half results, this may be a week that Monster Beverage Corp will want to forget.
In the Spotlight - Broken Britvic
12 Jul 2012
It was the week the cap didn't fit for Britvic.
An award-winning leak-proof lid on bottles of its Robinsons Fruit Shoot and Fruit Shoot Hydro brands was supposed to mean no more school-bag spillage for the drinks' core children's demographics.
In the Spotlight - What could Anheuser-Busch InBev's move on Modelo mean?
25 Jun 2012
Is the final chapter in the Anheuser-Busch InBev/Grupo Modelo will-they-or-won't-they saga about to be written?
In the Spotlight - New York's Proposed Soda Ban
19 Jun 2012
It has been the drinks industry showdown of the year so far - Big Soda versus the Big Apple.
In the Spotlight – Diageo & Cuervo: Yes way, Jose?
5 Apr 2012
A recent spurt of speculation regarding Diageo and Jose Cuervo has not gone unnoticed. just-drinks, however, has let the talk subside a little. After all, we've heard it all before in the last 12 months.
In the Spotlight - PepsiCo Shake-Up Adds Fizz to Speculation over Next CEO
16 Mar 2012
This week saw PepsiCo shuffle its top pack for the second time in six months, sparking speculation about its long-term strategy as it struggles to stay apace with "the other lot".
In the Spotlight - Anheuser-Busch InBev Glides on Flat Beer Sales
9 Mar 2012
Anheuser-Busch InBev has impressed analysts with full-year rises in net sales and profits, but flat volumes could be an issue. Here, just-drinks examines the market reaction to the brewer's numbers.
In the Spotlight - Sceptics Reign Over CVC Capital StarBev "Sale"
24 Feb 2012
Several analysts believe that CVC Capital will struggle to raise serious offers for its StarBev beer business if it is intent on selling up. Here, just-drinks looks at the market chatter.
In the Spotlight - SABMiller in Decent Shape, but Challenges Loom
20 Jan 2012
Emerging markets are still doing the business for SABMiller, but the brewer faces myriad challenges that could define its progress in 2012.
In the Spotlight - Rumours mount on PepsiCo strategy
6 Jan 2012
Speculation this week that PepsiCo is looking to cut thousands of jobs in the US has increased the focus on the soft drinks firm's strategic review and on what the company needs to change.
In the Spotlight - Counting the Cost of Obesity
25 Nov 2011
Pressure around the economic cost of obesity is growing, raising the spectre of how long governments, such as the Conservative-Liberal Democrat Coalition in the UK, will allow self-regulation to dominate policy.
Spotlight - Is Anheuser-Busch InBev Sitting on a Distribution Goldmine?
11 Nov 2011
Who needs to sell more beer when you can sell the same amount for more profit? It's a theory that Anheuser-Busch InBev and MillerCoors are having to grapple with in the US, and it's one that has more longevity than you might think, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.
In the Spotlight - Constellation Brands H1
7 Oct 2011
Just how well is Constellation Brands doing in its first year without those troublesome Australian wine assets? The group raised profits guidance after a strong first-half at the bottom line, but some analysts remain concerned about wine sales.
In the Spotlight - PepsiCo puts North America back on the agenda
30 Sep 2011
Two major US announcements from PepsiCo in the last few weeks have set tongues wagging in the industry as to the motivation behind the decisions and what the firm's next move might be.
In the Spotlight - SABMiller to Create Lean, Mean Foster's Group Cash Machine?
22 Sep 2011
Three months of turning the screw on Foster's Group's management has paid off for SABMiller; at least, that's if you agree with the acquisition in the first place. Here, just-drinks takes a look at the early market reaction.
In the Spotlight - Drinks Firms Dive for East Exit
9 Sep 2011
PepsiCo's CFO issued a frank but ultimately fair warning this week about the increasingly dire state of economies across the developed world. As drinks firms of all colours increase their efforts to step back from the West, just-drinks looks at the issue in more detail.
In the Spotlight - Pernod Ricard Set to Party On
2 Sep 2011
Pernod Ricard has added the final sprig of zest to a cheerful week for the multinational spirits makers, and the party shows no sign of fizzling out just yet.
In the Spotlight - Diageo: You See? We're Still GREAT
26 Aug 2011
Diageo has kissed and made up with analysts after producing a solid set of full-year results and some pretty bullish guidance on years to come. Here, just-drinks takes you through the market reaction.
In the Spotlight - Carlsberg gets a Roasting
19 Aug 2011
Carlsberg has suffered something of a mauling this week, its share price having fallen off a cliff following disappointing half-year results in Russia. Here, just-drinks looks at the market reaction.
In the Spotlight - Less is More for Anheuser-Busch InBev
12 Aug 2011
Does it matter that Anheuser-Busch InBev did not sell any more beer in the first half of 2011 than it did in the first half of 2010? Here, just-drinks examines the market reaction to the Budweiser brewer's latest figures.
In the Spotlight - PepsiCo, The Coca-Cola Co battle into H2
22 Jul 2011
The battle between the blue and the red intensified this week as PepsiCo and The Coca-Cola Co published their second-quarter and first-half results.
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Before Ozzie can beat Google, they say, he must first confront an even scarier foe: Microsoft's own lumbering, bellicose corporate culture.
Direct competition of Google's magnitude has been a rarity in Steve Ballmer's 10-year tenure as CEO, and some analysts fear Microsoft's competitive spirit has irreparably atrophied.
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This is excellent! Lots of the "old Haskell pros" use emacs or vim, but if we want to entice newcomers we definitely need to make sure that commonly used IDEs are well equipped to help their first Haskell experiences be as painless as possible.
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It's not just the old guard who use Emacs and Vim. I'm a college student and most of the people I know my age also use Emacs and Vim. This is especially true of people consistently learning and using new languages, which is exactly Haskell's audience.
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EASLEY — Miss Greater Easley Teen 2013 Hope Harvard and a representative of the state in the national pageant was welcomed in Easley last week to much fanfare before departing for the national competition.
A crowd of 150 people including sister queens, local executive directors and friends came out to greet Harvard as she prepared to make the trip to Orlando, Fla., to participate in the Miss America Outstanding Teen Pageant. The finals are scheduled for Aug. 2.
"We're all so proud of her and what she has accomplished," local executive director Terry Garrison said before Harvard's arrival at the sendoff. "She's a great example to other young women her age and younger. Hope has a big heart and we're proud to have her representing Easley and South Carolina."
Garrison began the night's celebration by reading a proclamation from Easley Mayor Larry Bagwell, naming July 24 as Miss South Carolina Teen 2014 Day. Harvard also received a key to the city in acknowledgement of her accomplishments.
"One of the things most people don't realize is the amount of money that is given in scholarship money each year," Garrison said of the competition. "From the states through the national competition we give away more scholarship money than any other organization for young women in the world."
The current Miss Greater Easley, Kaylyn Gilstrap, and Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2013, Rachel Wyatt, were also on hand to wish Harvard the best of luck on the national stage as well. Erin Gambrell, current chair of the Miss South Carolina Organization board and former Miss Easley, was also on hand with well wishes for Harvard.
Harvard, 16, is a sophomore at Powdersville High School, but despite her youth has quite a list of accomplishments to her credit beyond her outstanding pageant performance.
A National Junior Scholar, Harvard has also been a four-time winner of the Presidential Volunteer Service Gold Award and a participant in the Duke Tip Program. She also serves as an Assistant Teacher- Freedom in Motion (nonprofit dance classes for special needs children) and has volunteered for the Special Olympics and also as a performer at Children's Hospital.
For Harvard and all others in attendance, seeing her return in flashy wheels much like the ones she arrived for her sendoff in will be an indicator she succeeded at the national level, but win or not, Easley is proud to have one of their own representing the Palmetto State.


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For a serious espresso machine that won't take up too much counter space, look no further than the Pasquini Livietta T2. The Livietta is one of the most compact semi-automatic machines available, but it still features the commercial quality that you would expect from Pasquini. Housed in stainless steel, the Livietta stands just over 12" tall and 8" wide. Inside the Livietta are a powerful 15 bar pump and 2 thermoblocks that can brew and steam simultaneously.
The Livietta is known for its fast heat up time—just 2 minutes for brewing and 4 minutes for steaming, so it's quick to make espresso, lattes, cappuccinos and more for you and your guests. The chrome-plated marine brass brew group will lock in valuable heat all the way to your cup, and the machine has a 3-way solenoid valve to regulate pressure when you brew. With professional components like these, the Livietta T2 is designed to create café quality espresso for years of reliable use.
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The Livietta features a 57mm portafilter and rugged brew group to dispense the best tasting espresso without losing heat. Constructed of chrome-plated marine brass, the heavy-duty portafilter and brew group are essential to quality brewing, ensuring that every shot of espresso will be delivered to your cup at the right temperature.
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Hi, I am looking at either of these machines and trying to decide which one to go for - it would be great if you could tell me what your opinion might be?
I use my espresso machines to make a long shot (almost like a short coffee mug) - so basically make my coffee with the spresso machine and would like the ability to manually fill the cup to a level i like rather than a pre-set volume.
Much appreciated.
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Both of these machines are activated through a rocker swtich and would allow you to brew your coffee for whatever length you desire
Also, paired with the proper grinder these are both excellent machines. The only difference would be that with the Pasquini you can brew espresso and steam milk at the same time.
Hi. can I have this machine always powered on for instant use without having to wait for it to warm up?
As this is a machine designed for home use and features a relatively small boiler, it is not in the machine's best interests to be left on continuously, but rather to be powered on and warmed up for the periods of time in which you intend to use it. For users wanting an "always-on" option, I strongly recommend considering a Prosumer machine instead.
Thank you for your question. No, this machine is not meant to be left on all the time. Smaller home units like these are not meant to be left on all day, and this can cause damage to the machine. If you want the machine to be heated up at certain times throughout the day I suggest putting the machine on an outlet timer.
What's in your opinion a better choice for an upgrade from my Gaggia evolution, the Pasquini Livietta or the Rancilio Silvia?
It is a good question. I would say if you like straight espresso more you can make a better shot with the Silvia. That would be as long as you get a true espresso grinder say like a Rocky or a MDF or a Baratza Preciso or a Vario( my Favorite). If you like to entertain and make lattes and milk drinks the Pasquini will help you be more efficient as you can brew and steam at the same time. The Silvia does have the potential to make the best shot
Does the Livietta come with all necessary parts to use with ESE pods, or is that a separate part/kit? If separate, what is the cost?
Mark - it is a separate item. The part code is PAT2PODKIT and it is currently pricing at $75.00 S&H.
Hi, our 1984 Livietta quit pumping and instead of repairing, we are looking at a new machine. What is the purpose of backflushing on the T2? I have learned on my old Livietta that I must flush the screen after every shot that I pull, in order to keep the screen from collecting ground coffee debris. Is that going to serve the same purpose?
Back flushing keeps the group head and solenoid valve clean and clear. It keeps the coffee tasting fresh and keeps the machine from clogging with coffee.
Hi-- it's really great to be able to ask questions, thanks in advance! I am a former barista, so I feel like my standards for a home machine are probably too high for my price range. I love that I can steam and brew at the same time with this machine. How does its quality compare with the Gaggia baby twin? (What I really want is an Expobar, but I've gotta be realistic). Thanks for any thoughts you can share on the best machine for a seasoned barista who loves the entire process of making espresso beverages!
Great question. This is the right machine if you like to brew and steam at the same time. It is a very good machine and I do think it has some of the same great qualities you woudl expect from the Gaggia. You may also want to look at the new Krups machine which is similar but has some more features that you may like as well. See here -http://www.wholelattelove.com/Krups/krups-xp618050-twin-thermoblock-semi-automatic-espresso-machine.cfm. Of course I think a Gaggia with a great grinder will give you very good shots and if you like lattes or mil drinks you will be happier withe the Krups or the Pasquini. Of course I do like the Expobar as well. If you are set on making a great drink get the Pasquini.
What is the process or proceduse for cleaning the boiler on the Livietta? How often should it be cleaned? We make 50-75 cups per month. City tap water used.
As far as any machine with a Heat Exchanger-style boiler is concerned, I wouldn't worry about trying to descale the boiler in the life of the machine. Typically speaking, you want to remove the entire boiler from the machine to properly decalcify it, as it is somewhat difficult (from a practical standpoint) to properly drain descaling solution and loosened mineral sediment from a boiler with it in place and fully hooked up. Additionally, the boilers are enormous, having more than enough surface area to accomodate for the permanent accumulation of a thin layer of scale along the sides over the lifetime of the machine without negative impacting its performance.


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A new report from Dovetail Partners evaluates the life cycle impacts of forest management and bioenergy. The report reviews new research findings addressing the potential role of forests in bioenergy development in the context of sustainable forest management.
"A comprehensive review of research conducted over the past decade reveals convergence in findings that sustainably managed forests can be "Ëœbetter than carbon neutral,' yielding a range of useful products, including energy, while at the same time providing significant carbon storage and emission reduction benefits," said Dr. Jim Bowyer, director of Dovetail's Responsible Materials Program and lead author for the report.
There is great interest today in expanding the use of wood as a source of energy. The growing interest in wood energy has led to discussions about long-term forest sustainability and the role of forests in carbon mitigation and climate change. Given the many values of forests it is important to carefully evaluate the carbon implications of using wood for bioenergy.
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Find French "lost bread" with the help of brandy
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4 1-inch thick slices country bread
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Roger Federer's fire to win is burning once again.
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"At the same time, that fire, wanting to win, is important and right now I have that. I think I have a really good balance right now."
A four-time champion in Indian Wells, Federer was seeking to claim his 22nd ATP World Tour Masters 1000 crown and join Marin Cilic as the only players with 20 match wins in 2014. While his 11-match win streak was halted on Sunday, the 32 year old's morale was far from broken. Following a start to the season that exceeded expectations, Federer says he's "just happy to be playing well again."
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Chocolate Cupcakes
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Cooking time30 minutes cooling time
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A delicious chocolate cupcake - for every chocolate lover!
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- For the dough:
- a 1/2 cup oil
- 1 cup confectioner's sugar
- a 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 cup water
- 1 cup flour and 1 tablespoon
- 65 g chopped dark chocolate
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/3 cup cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Chocolate butter cream:
- 40 g butter (room temperature)
- 3 tablespoons cocoa powder
- 2 cup confectioner's sugar
- 1/4 tsp vanilla extract
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- Preheat the oven to 160 C hot air or 180C normal and then mix all ingredients together for the chocolate dough.
- Pour it in 10 silikone cupcake molds.
- In the oven for 20-22 minutes and let them cool down for 30 minutes.
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Five Chicago White Sox Pitchers To Watch This Spring
Chicago White Sox Pitchers To Watch This Spring
For all baseball fans across the nation, it's finally here. Pitchers and catchers are beginning to report to spring training. Many baseball fans get giddy with joy on the day their favorite team's pitchers and catchers arrive at camp. It's a day where fans can start to smell the green grass and taste the ballpark hotdogs. All fans, from all 30 MLB teams, once again are starting to feel at least somewhat optimistic about their chances in 2013.
This can definitely be said about Chicago White Sox fans. While the White Sox weren't able to win the AL Central in 2012, they still demolished all of the low expectations given to them last year. And even though the Sox are once again being talked about as long shots to make any noise in 2013, I somewhat doubt a regression from the Sox this year.
The main reason why I believe the White Sox should only improve from last season is because of their pitching. Not only have the South Siders brought back their top starters from 2012, but they also will have a healthy John Danks this year. Plus, all those rookie relievers from a season ago will be back as well, with some experience under their belts. And any baseball fan knows just how far a quality pitching staff can carry a team. Just look at the 2005 World Series Champion White Sox, a team who finished 18th in the MLB in hitting but was 4th in pitching.
With White Sox pitchers making their way to Glendale, Az. and a large amount of the Sox success in 2013 being placed on the shoulders of the pitching staff, I've comprised a list of five White Sox pitchers for fans to keep an eye on this spring.
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Addison Reed
After breaking the Chicago White Sox single-season rookie record with 29 saves in 2012, Addison Reed is poised to once again be the Sox closer this year. While many have already penciled him in as the South Siders closer, Reed still believes he needs to earn the spot this spring. One thing is for sure, with a well above average fastball and a nasty slider, Reed is one of the White Sox most promising arms. If Reed is named the Sox closer again in this spring, which in my mind is just about a sure thing, it will be interesting to see if the hard throwing right-hander can continue his dominance during Cactus League play.
Chris Sale
2012 was a break out year for Chris Sale. Going 17-8 with a 3.05 ERA, Sale was even in the Cy Young talks for a portion of the season. The only reason he is a pitcher to watch in Spring Training is because of his late season fatigue. The young left-hander began to slow down during September, and it was easy to see that his first full season as a Major League starter had caught up to him.
In order to build up his stamina and avoid fading once again in 2013, Sale has put on 15 pounds of muscle during the off-season. The added muscle and having already gone through the grind of a full MLB season should be a recipe for success for Sale this year. White Sox fans will want to keep an eye on the now bulkier Sale during camp and maybe see if the added muscle will make him even more dominant in 2013.
John Danks
After getting an enormous contract last year, John Danks immediately disappointed White Sox fans. At first it was his early season struggles —5.70 ERA in nine starts— that made fans wonder if he was worth his enormous contract. Then it was Danks having shoulder troubles in mid May, and not being able to return for the remainder of the 2012 season that made White Sox fans wish the team's money was spent elsewhere.
2013 will truly be a make it or break it year for Danks. The left-hander has certainly shown flashes of being a nasty starter in in MLB and has the title of being a big game pitcher to hang his hat on. However, with the money the White Sox are giving Danks —$65 million over five years— being a consistent starter is something he must improve on. As Spring Training gets underway White Sox fans will want to see if Danks is healthy and ready to become an ace in 2013.
Jose Quintana
A rookie in 2012, Jose Quintana was outstanding for the White Sox. Spending most of his time with the Sox as a starter, Quintana posted a 3.76 ERA in 136.1 innings pitched. Slated to be the White Sox fifth starter in 2013, Quintana is somewhat of a question mark for the Sox. When a rookie pitcher puts up decent numbers it's always interesting to see how he fairs in the year following, now that hitters know the pitcher's tendencies. Quintana's success during his spring outings should be an indication of what fans can expect from the left-hander in 2013.
Matt Lindstrom
The White Sox had a very quiet off-season. One of the only moves they made was picking up right-handed reliever Matt Lindstrom. With a career 3.64 ERA, Lindstrom should be a guy Robin Ventura can rely on for a lot of innings. With Brett Myers not returning to the White Sox this year, Lindstrom will also have the chance to compete for the setup man role. Having strong relief pitching will be vital to the White Sox winning the AL Central in 2013, and if Lindstrom impresses in camp this spring he may be a crucial part of the Sox bullpen.
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How many players live in Texas or were born there?
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Adam Dunn may very well end up in Houston. That fact should have no bearing on if/where Adam Dunn is traded this year. Dunn should only be traded if the return immediately makes the Reds competitive (impossible) or remarkably improves their future. Otherwise the Reds should use the remaining two years to continue LTC discussions while waiting for a team with a rich farm system to come calling.
The tax argument doesn't hold water. Many athletes have their official residence in states like Florida or Texas that don't have state income taxes. It's pretty common for a guy to have residence in one of those states and play in any other city he so chooses.Originally Posted by Astrobuddy
I believe the state of New York has a 4% sales tax, whereas the Great State of Texas has an 8.25% sales tax. I'm pretty sure each state has its own way of picketing its residents pockets effectively enough.
For example, Adam can choose to continue living 40 miles north of downtown Houston if he plays for the Astros, where land is much cheaper and the frills are much more mundane and likely more inexpensive, but he'll also be paying for the extra gasoline for his F-550 pickup and the tolls for the highway to boot. The NY-is-more-expensive-than-everwhere-else-by-definition argument is intellectually lazy.
Uh-oh! That might be what busts Astrobuddy's bubble. The 'Stros already have an OF that has to move to the infield because of gimpy limbs, and he just happens to be a franchise player, locked into a big contract...Lance Berkman. If you sign Dunn, where does he play? OF? Won't stay healthy for the contract if so. Not going to move Berkman off 1B after 2006.Originally Posted by Falls City Beer
'When I'm not longer rapping, I want to open up an ice cream parlor and call myself Scoop Dogg.'
-Snoop on his retirement
Your Mom is happy.
Astrobuddy - seriously, unless you personally know Adam Dunn and he's told you these things, you're stating a lot of opinions with absolute certainty. The fact is, you don't know anything you're saying for a fact.
* You don't know that Dunn won't sign long term with Cincy
* You don't know that Dunn will spurn any other offer to sign with Houston
* You don't know that Dunn would choose Houston over NY regardless of money
* You don't know that taxes are even a consideration for Dunn (remember, when you consider taxes our offer for Beltran was higher than the Mets).
Please stop presenting your statements as facts.
We're guests here...please treat other fans nicely.
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'When I'm not longer rapping, I want to open up an ice cream parlor and call myself Scoop Dogg.'
-Snoop on his retirement
Your Mom is happy.
And you are a most welcome guest.Originally Posted by tts1stros
Finally some logic
Thanks TTS
Go Gators!
All that hometown crap could very well be outweighed by his affection for playing w/ Kearns in Cincy. It might be, it might not be; only 1 person knows for sure. I know he loves him some Kearns.
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Valle di Cadore (BL) extractions have been completed from 1906-1570. Most of the extractions have been placed in a pedigree & family group format. All research was done by professional researchers under a private contract.
Valle di Cadore has (2) Chiamulera lines at the 1550's
Around 1640 most of the surnames change and are not present anymore. For example Agnoli becomes D'Agnol and the De Vallesina, Giacchetti becomes De Jacheto and also Rizzardi and Gerardis in the early records are sometimes found as De Jacheto.
It was interstesting to see that there was an interesting exchange of population with the villages nearby, especially with Pieve di Cadore, Nebbiu, Venas, Cibiana, Perarolo, Tai, San Vito di Cadore, Vodo di Cadore, Cortina D' Ampezzo, Ospitale di Cadore Domegge, Borca di Cadore and several others.


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