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West Deptford boys soccer coach Steve Jakubowski's (center) team has gone 6-0-1 since Jakubowski made a goalie switch mid-season.
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As the West Deptford High School boys' soccer team approached mid-October, there were no indications this was going to be a special season for the players or first-year coach Steve Jakubowski.
On Oct. 19, the Eagles lost a uninspired 2-1 decision to Sterling, and thoughts of having any kind of postseason success seemed farfetched.
Then a funny thing happened.
Jakubowski made a change, appointing Brendan Gill as the full-time starting goalie. Suddenly, the Eagles tightened up on defense and started winning - a lot.
Since that loss to Sterling, West Deptford has gone 6-0-1 and, as a No. 9 seed in the South Jersey Group 2 tournament, has knocked off No. 8 Lower Cape May, No. 1 Haddonfield and No. 5 Deptford, via a 3-1 win Wednesday.
Now, the Eagles find themselves playing in the South Jersey Group 2 championship against an opponent to be determined.
Having Gill in goal has made a difference. The Eagles had not given up a goal in six games until Deptford scored once Wednesday.
"He's just so aggressive and he really takes control out there," Jakubowski said. "We've had 10 team shutouts and Brendan has nine of them, so the numbers speak for themselves. We really turned it on defensively, so we just have to keep on building on Gill's motivation."
Gill acknowledged that times were shaky for the team for a while, but he said he never lost confidence that he could help turn things around.
"I just kept my head in it," he said. "I knew that I was going to get a chance and that when my chance came I was going to show coach and everybody else that I was supposed to be between the pipes."
Along with Gill's play, the Eagles have been helped by a change in their defensive formation.
"We had a rough middle of the season, something just sparked us," back Ryan Eckley said. "We got a new formation when our center back (Hunter Holmstrom) got hurt, so we turned our right outside mid (Ryan Kappre) into a back, and now instead of playing flat back we play a diamond.We play deeper and it's worked out well for us."
Jakubowski cited the play of Kappre, Zach Kaestner, Eckley and Dan Devine.
"All of those guys have stepped up at a good time," he said.
? Aiming for six: For the first time in a number of years the Lenape High School girls' soccer team probably isn't the favorite to win the South Jersey Group 4 championship with that role falling to Eastern. But the Indians are not going to go out easily.
With a 1-0 win Wednesday over Shawnee, Lenape has reached the sectional semifinals with an eye on winning its sixth straight state Group 4 championship.
"I think we've been looking forward to this," coach Kevin Meder said. "It's been a long season and I think we've been looking forward to these elimination games, where it's really so meaningful. We're excited about this time of year."
It seems everyone is anticipating a fourth match between Eastern and Lenape, the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds, in the sectional final. Eastern won two of the first three. The teams tied in the South Jersey Coaches Tournament final.
? In case you missed it: The NJSIAA has set new dates for all the soccer finals. The Non-Public boys will play on Nov. 27, followed by the Non-Public girls on Nov. 28. The public boys' title games will be played on Dec. 1 and the girls' Dec. 2. All of the games will be played at the College of New Jersey.


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National Ritual Celebration Week and International Badge Day 2013
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National Ritual Celebration Week will be celebrated March 3 – 9, 2013. Alpha Sigma Tau members can participate in on-line discussions via the Alpha Sigma Tau National Sorority Facebook page and via Twitter by using the hashtag #NRCW. A variety of Ritual resources have been posted to Alpha Sigma Tau's Officer Portal to enhance collegiate chapter's celebration efforts. Included below is a list of discussion topics and questions to be utilized by Alpha Sigma Tau members.
International Badge Day will be celebrated March 4, 2013. Alpha Sigma Tau members can celebrate by wearing badge attire and by sharing photographs of themselves or chapter members wearing their badges via social media. The Twitter hashtag for International Badge Day is #badgeday13.
Alpha Sigma Tau continues to support raising awareness of the importance of Ritual and allows members to reflect personally on Alpha Sigma Tau's Ritual and what it means to live by one's commitment.
Discussion Topics and Questions
The following discussion topics and questions can be used at a chapter retreat, during a membership growth and development program, or even after a Ritual service. The questions can be adapted to each chapter or discussion.
- What is Ritual?
- Who is responsible for Ritual in the chapter?
- Why do you think our Founders wanted to have a Ritual?
- What does having a Ritual mean to you?
- What does having a Ritual mean to our organization?
- What do you do each day to include our organization's Ritual in your daily life?
- Why do you think it is difficult for some members in our chapter to live by our Creed/Oath/Ritual?
- What does it mean to be a values-based organization?
- How does our chapter demonstrate to others that we are a values-based organization?
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Welcome Back!
One of the best things about MOOCs are their flexibility. If life gets in the way one week, you pick up and continue on in the next. Discovering Business in Society has been a thoroughly enjoyable course – but I feel like it deserves my best focus and attention and sometimes…a week slips by….
This week we are going to look at a few points from week 6 and 7. There were a couple of points that I wanted to explore further : Just because it is legal, is it Ethical?, Tax Avoidance, Auditors: Who do they really work for? Get settled and lets set off on this exploration together….
Just Because it is Legal, is it Ethical?
It is legal to pay minimum wage but is it ethical? It is legal to not offer health/dental/RRSP (aka 401(k)s) benefits, but is it ethical? It is legal to outsource jobs, but is it ethical?
Businesses operate within a set of rules, regulations and laws – but what happens when the rules aren't legal rules, but societal mores? By whose moral code should a business operate – especially if they are a multinational corporation? Should Western standards prevail over non-Western standards?
On this, I have no firm answers. In my youth, I would have said Western values mattered the most (let's refer to those days as B.U. – before University). Now, I think there has to be a better balance.
A.U. I had the opportunity to work in an International Sales department of a local building supply chain. I dealt with business people and home owners from all over the world – including Sudan, England, Bermuda, Iceland, Germany and Japan. Each country had their own sets of values, rules and customs – some similar and some not so similar. We had a business agent in Japan who came to visit us one time and he brought me this lovely figurine of a traditional Japanese house as a gift. Luckily, I had read up on the customs ahead of time and knew from discussions with management about how to accept the gift and how it fit in within our own rules (we were not typically allowed to accept gifts). Did the gift cause me to offer better deals on materials? No, it didn't. Did it make me prioritize this person when I had two jobs to do and only time to complete one of them? Probably. Was it a gift or a bribe? Culturally, it was a gift…but it changed my POV so could it have been a bribe? I don't really know. (Yes, I still have that figurine, currently it is packed away or I would share an image of it).
Tax Avoidance: A Business Problem or Responsibility?
To start off with a reminder:
"Tax avoidance is not tax evasion. When a company is accused of tax avoidance, what has happened is that the company has chosen to enter into an arrangement or structure, which means there's less taxes payable than would have been payable if a different arrangement or structure had been selected. It's important to realise that if a company does make such a choice, then any tax liabilities that crystallised are satisfied. The company satisfies its tax liabilities. The company is not evading its tax liabilities. " (Discovering Business In Society, Video 6.2)
Is it a problem when businesses avoid tax through the legal loopholes created by government? Are companies avoiding the spirit of the law by taking advantage of these opportunities? Who is responsible to minimize tax avoidance?
As a business operates within a set of rules, regulations and laws (referring back to Week 2), then the opportunities created within any of the rules, regulations and laws are the responsibility of those who create and enforce the rules, not those playing within them. The players are responsible to know the rules of the game and apply as they see fit.
If you've ever played a board game like Monopoly, you know that everyone has a slightly different interpretation of the rules, especially surrounding things like free parking, Houses and Hotels, Paying Rent if the owner fails to notice that you landed on their square, etc – they are not necessarily wrong in their view but it might not be in the spirit of the rules…
I think there is an argument to be made that businesses are responsible to their stakeholders to avoid tax as much as possible to become as profitable as possible. Employees want hours and raises, infrastructure requires maintenance and updating, shareholders want the biggest return on their investments and consumers want the best prices possible.
Auditors: Who do They Really Work for?
Auditors. The big 4. The final gatekeeper between the board of directors/management and the shareholders. Who do they really work for?
In theory, they are independent. But they are supposed to act on behalf of the shareholders, ensuring what is in the document to be fundamentally correct. That everything appears to be true (not that it is true, just that it has the appearances of being true).
But they are paid by the board.
How can an auditor being paid by the board be completely unbiased towards those who pay him/her? Would it not make more sense for the payment to be shared 50/50 by the board and shareholders? Or paid completely by the shareholders? Back in Week 3, we discussed how far we should trust businesses and things like annual reports – and how auditors just review and express opinions about the report being prepared in conformity with the standards. We also talked about accounting scandals… I'm not convinced that external auditors hired by the board are any better than internal accountants – I think shareholders should be hiring an external auditor to review every line of every book and ensure the reports are accurate (I'm sure there is an ACCA Chartered Accountant out there who could take that project on).
In Summary
So this week we've come up on a few ethical dilemmas. Should a business behave according to societies morals when making business decisions – and if so, which ones? If a business has the single responsibility of being profitable, should they take every opportunity to avoid paying more taxes? Is this ethical? Or is it unethical to not do everything possible to ensure the highest ROI for each shareholder? Are annual reports worth the paper they are written on? Can auditors who are paid by the board do anything but rubber stamp the report ethically? Is it smart to go against the hand that feeds you?
More questions that answers this week. I hope you've had a chance to see something from a different perspective – or can share a different perspective below. Next week is week 8 – time for strategies and storytelling. It's also time to decide if you want to write the exam and get the certificate for this course…


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I've just stated my lipotrim today... i'm halfway throw my first lumpy shake i'll have to buy a mixer lol.
i don't know started weight or anything.
the guy just took my £48 give me my 14 packets and that was it lol
i'm going to book an appointment with my doctor tomorrow see what he says ;)
1 hour later first shake gone :D now for 4 pints of water :DD


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Bar & Restaurant
Broadway at 50th
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Opened in 1961
Closed in 1962
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Menu from Lanai in New York
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Lanai was a very short-lived Polynesian restaurant—it opened in 1961, and by 1962 had morphed into the legendary Hawaii Kai. It was above the Winter Garden Theatre in Times Square. Lanai was a partnership between Joe Kipness (who went on to own the Hawaii Kai with other partners) and Monte Proser, who two decades earlier had opened his Monte Proser's Beachcomber in this same spot. The Lanai logo of sarong-clad woman holding a theatrical-meets-tiki mask to her face was used for some mugs at Hawaii Kai.
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Exum Langrell 1932 - 2009
Memorial services for Exum Langrell, 76, will be at a later date. Inurnment will be at a later date. He died Jan. 4, 2009, at Menorah Medical Center, Overland Park.
He was born July 20, 1932, in Scotts City, the son of James Montford and Lucy Jim (Love Langrell.)
He was employed in construction as a heavy equipment operator. He worked in Lawrence for List & Clark, he than worked in Salina for APAC Shears.
He married Betty Jardon on Dec. 12, 1950, in Olathe. She survives of the home.
Other survivors include two daughters, Donna Langrell, Salina, and Vicki Flanigan, Phoenix; two sisters, Jerre Wilson, Denver, and Jennie Bower, Newark, Ohio; three grandchildren, Keely, Kellie and Shane; and two great grandchildren.
Memorial contributions may be made in his name to the Lawrence Humane Society and sent in care of Warren-McElwain Mortuary.
Online condolences may be sent to www.warrenmcelwain.com; Subject: Langrell.
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Quote from: Matthies on February 17, 2009, 12:29:24 PMegads, what is the point of this?I'm guessing to tell you that you're too verbose in your postings. And that you were missed.
egads, what is the point of this?
awkward follows you like a beer chasing a shot of tequila.
I'd love to join this LGBT club. It's the Legos, Gobots, Barbies, and other Toys group, right? I'll show up with an armful of toys.
Quote from: Ridin' On A Dolphin on February 17, 2009, 12:46:01 PMHe wasn't talking about you, Stan. He was referring to this.for all i know, that might just be my alt.i'm pretty sure it's not, but i've been wrong before.
He wasn't talking about you, Stan. He was referring to this.
I'm in a lynch mob? I had no idea. This is really worrying; I really don't have time for another extra-curricular activity.


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Delaware Debates Same-Sex Marriage Bill / Poet And Painter Team Up On New Book
Delaware's General Assembly approved a civil union bill in 2011, but the state is already revisiting the issue in this year's legislative session. Bryan Russo looks at the prospect of passage for a same-sex marriage bill in the First State. Then, we talk with painter Patrick Henry and poet Karen Prengamen about their new book, which combines their art forms in a look at the natural beauty of life on Maryland's Eastern Shore.


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Blog: Cold or Flu
Is it a cold or the flu? Karen Judy, MD, of Centegra Primary Care says the flu is an upper respiratory infection that occurs most often during the winter months and begins quickly. The flu's symptoms include a sore throat and high fever followed by a cough, severe fatigue and loss of appetite. A cold may have similar symptoms, but it begins more gradually and causes a low-grade fever. Dr. Judy says if you are unsure whether you have the flu or a cold, you should contact your physician.


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From My Point of View - An Artist's Perspective on Allan Houser
Event Details
Date: March 07, 2014
Time: 12:00 pm to 01:00 pm
Location: Gallery 18
Cost: Free with admission
Contact: Gilcrease Museum 918-596-2700
Tony Tiger, artist and director of art at Bacone College, will discuss the work of sculptor Allan Houser and how it fits into the contemporary Native American art ethos. Houser used a variety of stones, differing marbles, limestone, alabasters, and others from around the world, to create the contrasting textures of coarse and smooth surfaces for which he is known. His work is informed by Chiricahua Apache history and family stories told by his father, Sam Haozous. Tiger uses paint, photographs, and three-dimensional materials to investigate and expound on the human experience. Subject matter and content of his work are taken from his personal beliefs, faith and culture as well as history, social observation and interaction.
From My Point of View is an informal presentation and audience participation is welcome. Bring a sack lunch to eat while you learn! (Note: Food/Drinks carried through the museum must be in closed containers.)
Free and open to the public with paid museum admission.


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Syslinux and /tmp permissionsAs justGreg and Marv noted, when running syslinux in the Universal Installer, it outputs a warning message that /tmp has unsafe permissions. A strange message I think, but anyway, Marv found that 'chmod 1777 /tmp' fixes it.
I did the same in Dingo, but then had second thoughts and cleared the sticky bit again. It seems a bit over the top that the author of Syslinux sees fit to output a warning if the sticky bit is not set, and it is only a warning. I'm not sure that I should be restricting removing of files from /tmp to only the owner or superuser. Probably ok, I feel reluctant to set it, for now anyway.
Comments:Posted on 11 Apr 2008, 23:49 by metre9dmt
AbiWord & Gnumeric
Sorry for getting off tangent here. I just read that AbiWord has just come out with a new version, 2.6.2. Would you be including it?
How about Gnumeric?
All the best.
Posted on 11 Apr 2008, 24:49 by BarryK
Abiword version
No, Abiword and Gnumeric will not change for 4.00final.
I posted a couple of weeks ago in these developer news posts about Abiword 2.6.0, and decided against upgrading for now.
Posted on 21 Apr 2008, 18:26 by coolpup
Syslinux latest version
SYSLINUX 3.63 released 2008-04-10.
Posted on 22 Apr 2008, 10:22 by BarryK
RE: /tmp permissions
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, 4.00beta2 has /tmp set to 1777. I decided it is ok.


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The Holderness family is back!
After going viral in December with their hit "#XMAS JAMMIES" song, they have returned with some back-to-school flavor. Paying homage to the legendary Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Baby Got Back" song, the family returns with "Baby Got Class."
"I like big buses and I can't deny," the family raps about backpacks, healthy lunches, and more. The family also said, "This one goes out to all the teachers, bus drivers, administrators, and support staff who teach and love our children. THANK YOU for all you do!"


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McNabb Disputes Laziness Reports
Frazier Makes It Official; Ponder Will Start
Viking head coach Leslie Frazier announced today that rookie Christian Ponder will be the starting quarterback for the rest of the season including Sunday's game at home against Green Bay. Frazier says Ponder gives the Vikings the best chance to win right now and that he's not giving up on the 2011 season.
Decision On Viking Quarterback Coming Wednesday
Viking head coach Leslie Frazier announced Monday that he'll announce Wednesday who his starting quarterback will be this week against Green Bay. The decision comes down to veteran Donovan McNabb or rookie Christian Ponder. Ponder relieved McNabb Sunday night and was 9-17 passing for 99 yards.


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pregnancy. However, under certain circumstances you may be asked to
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Brenda Limbach's yard remains torn up after a new water well was installed last week. She suspects the previous well ran dry because of the city's installation of a well at the nearby World Sports Park that taps into the same water source. 'I don't think that's a coincidence,' she said.
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Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard can't seem to catch a break on the city's under-construction park for international sports.
Democrats and others who are critical of the Republican mayor's spending priorities have derided the $6 million "cricket park," which also will serve other sports, as a folly.
And now at least three neighbors on the Far Eastside say a new water well installed at the park is threatening to suck their wells dry. ...


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Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office deputies on patrol spotted what looked like a transaction after two vehicles parked alongside each other, and ended up arresting a man and a woman, according to a release.
On Nov. 10, deputies watched as the vehicles parked on the side of a service station at Melrose and Third streets in Pineville. A woman - Shannon Rose Raines, 36, of 261 Gentry Road in Pollock - got out of one car and walked to the window of a truck driven by Robert Doughty, 64, of 27 Prospect St. in Alexandria.
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MEXICO CITY (AP) — The U.S. Geological Survey says a large earthquake has struck in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Southern California and Mexico.
The quake, with a preliminary magnitude of 6.4, was recorded at 2:36 a.m. (1036 GMT) Friday, 163 miles (262 kilometers) south southwest of the California city of Avalon and 167 miles west southwest of Rosarito, Mexico.
It was at the relatively shallow depth of 6.3 miles (10.1 kilometers).
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Robert Holmes
Position: RB
Height: 5-9 Weight: 221 lbs.
Born: October 5, 1945 in Huntsville, TX
High School: Sam Houston
College: Southern (school history)
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 14th round (375th overall) of the 1968 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 29 (3394th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Chris from Emmett: "I just received my notice from the Red Cross about blood donations on April 4 in Emmett. I try to give blood every three months or so, if possible. What I was wondering is, how many of the politicians give blood? My husband remembers Gov. Soapy Williams giving blood at one time. That's quite a few years ago. Does Gov. Snyder give blood and if so, when was the last time he did? ... I know you can't get blood out of a turnip, but it would be nice if the politicians actually gave something of themselves for once."
Johnny from Marine City: "We have a system for getting a new pope where they're locked up and very little food until they come up with a new pope. I think we ought to lock Congress up and don't let them out until they come up with a new budget for this country."
And if that doesn't work, send in the Red Cross blood-donation team.
Larry from Lynn Township: "GOP leader John Boehner stated he was happy about the new pope. The new pope took the name Francis, for St. Francis of Assisi, who stood up for the poor, the underdog and fought for social justice. Francis represents the opposite of the GOP and shows what a hypocrite Boehner is."
A Port Huron City Resident: "Sending kudos to Nancy Winzer, director of the Port Huron Parks and Recreation Department. What an asset she is to our community. Just one comment in regard to the proposal for the new park. Wonderful idea! Nothing was mentioned about parking. I hope the parking area will be extended, as on hot, hot summer days what's there now does not accommodate, and there's parking in the cemetery area and overflowing into neighborhoods."
Little Michigan Gal: "Where do the Canadians display their handicapped stickers? I don't see on their license and I don't see it in the windshields of their cars but they sure do use up the handicapped parking places, eh?"
Excellent question. Ontario's accessible parking permits are laminated cards that are displayed on the vehicle dashboard. Lying flat on the dash like that, they're probably hard to see from where you're standing on the moral high ground.
G.W. from Port Huron: "This is in reference to Port Huron Township's salaries. They need to look at smaller communities for comparison. You can't compare oranges with grapefruit."
No Name: "Could you please look up and see what happened to Austin Tice, the American journalist that was captured by the Taliban? I've been watching for an article, and I hope that he's been freed."
Austin Tice is still considered "missing" in Syria. It is believed that he's being held by the Syrian government, not the Taliban.
Mary: "I would like to thank Lowe's. My husband had died and I had to build a new house, that had burned. I wanted to tell everybody how great the commercial department is at Lowe's, especially Jim, for helping me through all the construction and getting the job done and also the other contractors I had."
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Why are there so many fights over in China?
JR Smith's sister was going after the Prime Minister or someone who looked like the Prime Minister, now they are locking up Starbury for fighting.
Stephon Marbury got ejected and "locked up" after a fight in a Chinese league game: pic.twitter.com/Q3Mf1pDxhx
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Saying gas prices are growing faster than oil prices, because the difference (i.e., crack spread) is increasing, is not only circular logic, but pretty much useless information, if one credits it as such.
From industry analysts we hear that gas prices are rising, notwithstanding that oil prices are not so much, because refinery capacity has been reduced, and therefore there is less finished product coming out the spigot. Refinery capacity is temporarily reduced in the US to take care of some overdue maintenance and overhauls, and this repair and refurbish cycle will likely continue for the next few months until the work is complete.
If one believes the analysts, then this is a coherent and useful bit of information.
" planned and unplanned refinery outages".
That's what Enron used to do, wall street brokers would call in for an outage to increase the price and manipulate the markets. Why is this allowed to happen again?
There was a time when a correct answer would have been very simple- supply & demand. But those words have vanished from US economic debates. Sad.
"Why is this allowed to happen again?"
Wah, wah, wah. Go find your mama.
If you don't think it's real, go build your own refinery. But you'll need to learn how to tie your shoes first.
Just like in the good ole USSR. That worked great! BTW- why don't the bright bulbs at the WSJ ever say the reason why gas in NY, DC, CA and Hawaii---- higher gas taxes- that is all.
Article should clarify: bend over and spread the crack. No economy will gain a strong foothold if it is subjected to these unstable energy prices.
I thought the crack spread was the difference between fuel oil and gasoline, which each "crack" at different temperatures in the refinery.
Maybe a more informative visual aid would be the tube of KY velcroed to each nozzle
My crack just got violated to the tune of 78.59!
When there isn't an honest reason given, the folks making lots of money by manipulating supply invent their own. How about: 1. Refineries are closed for maintenance; 2. Refineries are changing from "winter" gas "summer" gas;3. Ethanol supplies are tight; 4. Refineries are switching additives;
How about pricing is "market based" and we charge what we can get. If you don't like it buy a hybrid, ride a bike or walk - fat Americans!
"the difference between the wholesale price of gasoline and the price of crude oil..."
In other words, the problem is at the refinery level, i.e. inadequate refinery capacity. More enviro-wacko sabotage.
good to see "drill baby drill" is working out
IF our government truly cared about consumers (and never think they do or will), we would have refineries in every state with pipelines to transfer both crude oil and refined products - at will. But, NO, we close down refineries "for good" "for ever" while new ones are not being built. Then, the refineries capable of service are shut down for formular fitting, a long and costly process to accommodate strict EPA regs that are over-the-top stupid (which were initially intended to prevent forms of polution - but which got way out of hand). The consumer becomes the "slave" to government in all this and the companies trying to refine and distribute (hard work and high volumes of it - alway in an uphill battle). The g-d d-mned Arab countries laugh at us while they bathe in out US money while the fund islamist American-haters to pit the world against us. Absolutely nute-case mix of stupid and dumb. INFLATION IN THE US RESULTS!!! Ain't going to get better because our government (esp enviro-leaning liars with business-hating attutudes) keep getting in the face of consumers and the companies working to supply us conusmers. A clean environment is good, BUT, whackos tend every day to ignore human needs, free markets, business, eating well, owning and managing property. Consumers always loose because of these things.
By all means, close down more refineries and refuse to build new ones, esp. in improved strategical locations. That is where the federal government sits attitude-wise. And ... companies who refine turn off the refineries, diminish capabilities.
I have a suggestion as to where they can stick their "crack spread"!
We will NOT drive hybrids. We will not accept any White House mandate on higher mpg vehicles. We are the dumb and freedom loving patriots that prefer to be robbed at the gas station each time we fill up our 13 mpg, 20 year old, beat up truck. We call ourselves exceptional and offer no apologies to anyone. God bless and let freedom ring.
@JOSE... because as we all know, none of you libs have private jets, yachts, SUV's and the like. What a bunch of hypocrits! One thing about freedom is the choice not to make the most logical decision; it comes with the turf. For the record, my commuter car is a Corola; so much for your broad vilification of everyone who disagrees with you. BTW, now that my job takes me into NYC, I take mass transit at DOUBLE THE COST of driving; does that make you feel better?
There is a big disconnect between official socialist USA and real USA. It's time to ask: Can someone be a socialist and remain American? Until we can answer that question, we will be a co-op, but not a real nation.
This is good news. For the long-term sake of our country, gasoline prices should be $10/gallon+. Forget mpg standards, just tax gasoline relentlessly, just like alcohol and cigarettes. Take the proceeds and build better public transportation infrastructure, as well as better roads. And sure, higher gasoline prices may hurt our economy in the short run, but it will be beneficial in the long run as we wean off our stupid addiction to oil.
Minium wage folks can't afford $4 a gallon for gas.
Even $3 is hard to swing.
We need our Gas Prices back down to $2 a gallon.
Its all about making that mighty ole Buck!
Time to wake up! These high gas prices are hurting American Families BIGTIME!!
Government should not set prices, but only if government does not subsidize the industry. You can't have both free enterprise when the price goes up and political cronies being paid by our tax dollars whenever they run into trouble.
@theTruth: that might be good IF we could trust the government to do as you suggest, but we all know that will not happen. what about the businesses who need trucks to carry out their business? Oops too bad for them, or hey will just pass insane fuel costs on to their customers. TAX, TAX, TAX is not the answer. Back to reality my friend.....
@Dr.Doom: Like I said, high gasoline prices will undoubtedly cause some short-term pain, but our society and economy will rapidly adapt. And higher gasoline taxes should be offset 1:1 with lower income taxes across the board (personal & corporate).
The crack spread refers to the 42 gallon barrel of oil as opposed to that same barrel being 48 gallons after cracking.
The crack spread refers to the 42 gallon barrel of oil versus the 48 gallons you end up with after cracking.
Reminds of back when I was a college kid!
Gas was a buck and a half gallon and the economy was deep in the crapper. Then it started to fall back to a buck and below and all of a sudden there was a recovery.
People who want $10 gasoline forget how energy prices permeate everything we use in life, from food to health care to education and beyond. Everything needs transportation and lighting, and building heat and manufacturing processes. So high energy prices mean high cost of living and more poverty and less investment and fewer jobs.
This problem needs to be solved, or to be allowed to be solved, but while it stands things will not get better.
@theTruth; it's not that I totally disagree with you, but sadly, I just don't trust the government to use the money wisely. If FICA taxes were invested conservatively and kept seperate from other expenses, the system would be solvent, but alas, for a politican, money is to be spent wisly or not....
the real spring price increases havent hit yet with the boutique additives. it could be closer to $6/gal by then. but thats what our President wants anyway. he will tell you that he cant do anything about the price of gasoline.
@Dr.Doom: I agree that 90% of elected officials (in both parties) are spineless scumbags who want to spend, spend, spend on pet pork projects. However, for a thousand reasons oil consumption needs to be reduced. Mileage regulation is not the way. The only way is to make it hurt the pocketbook of the consumer, which should be offset with lower income taxes. I don't know the best way to execute this, but we need to do it. Oil is crack cocaine, we are addicted to it, and our scumbag drug dealers are rich and powerful.
wall street manipulating prices to fund their calls. And screwing economy while at it.
The fundamental reason that gasoline prices are rising at the pump is that consumers will pay those prices. It's called supply & demand, part of a free-enterprise system.
If you don't like the prices, don't buy any gasoline.
Anyone remember back to 2002?? Gas was $1.84. All of a sudden we had a mirriad of why's and wherefore's for the price skyrocketing. Now, it seems that 'capacity' has increased the world is now flooded with new oil from the US. Mighty big finds are off the coast of Calif, Brazil, up north, down south, pretty well everywhere! We in the USA sent more Gasoline OUT of country than we USED. What's up with that?
Corn, the new fuel additive, of course, went and tripled itself because instead of feeding the world, we decided that it was better to make some people rich. Which, of course, naturally raised the price of fuel because the price of corn. Duh!
The rise of hedge funds, i.e. containing retirement accounts, insurance co's, Mutual funds, etc., dump into the Commoddities Markets and actually end up buying more product than is actually physically available. Does that drive the price higher? What's up with that one??
In my corner of the world gas is $3.67 at one station. Just a couple of miles up the road the price of a competitor(?), his price is $3.89. These are both national brands. Sorry if your prices are higher. They tell me it has to do with where you live! Hahaha
Yes the enviro-wackos have savagely attacked US refinery capacity by blowing up refineries. Whoops no, that was BP. Let me try again.
Enviro-wackos have taken over the EPA and passed such restrictive environmental laws that refineries are closing right and left and no new ones are being built. As a result, finished petroleum product exports have been rising over the past several years, increasing more than 60 percent since 2007, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). Wait, that doesn't make sense.
Enviro-wackos are forcing us to drive smaller, more fuel efficient cars, thus reducing the demand for gasoline and driving the cost of gas...down. Darn it that doesn't explain it either.
Let me get back to you when I figure out why enviro-wackos are to blame.
The gas industry and insiders got a noose on the neck and another on the balls. They will always be tighten and release , moving higher and tighter all the time. Eventually it keeps going up And the supply is finite.
It would be great if our leaders would build a refinery or two and get to drilling. We still need fuel for our cars in spite of what we do in the future. Let's have some leadership. Dem's and Repub's ALL use gasoline in their automobiles. SHOW some leadership.
The drought in the heartland has lowered the Mississippi to level that have required barges to reduce their loads. The Mississippi barges are the number one mode of gasoline transportation from the Southern refineries. Not that surprising.
Also, a likely cause for refining drawbacks.
What a BS article that justifies corporate greed by juggling this and that to rationalize this and that, namely unnecessarily skyrocketing gasoline prices.
The WSJ sometimes is just a this and that piece of journalistic BS that echoes its paymaster. And that's both very sad and anti-democratic to/for readers unless they belong or are in servitude to the 1% that OWS was and is about opposing.
There is exactly one sentence in this entire post that is of any use. The "crack spread" is a symptom, not a cause.
This is what happens when you allow the power to be balled up at the hands of a few -- just like how the radical Reich wingers have always envisioned but sold to us as "freedom" and "liberty".
Time to bury this sickness.
WSJ: this quality of blogging you link to on your online front page is abysmal. It makes a tasty soundbyte, ' Crack Spread,' and has about as much value as other internet enabled forms of solitary enjoyment.
There's not even a nod to what this salacious 'crack spread' is - which is the the chemical refinery cracking of long chain hydrocarbon crude into more useful short chain variants. The actual 'crack spread' on that breaks down into supply and demand for the fractional components thereof: kerosene, diesel, petrol to name the big three.
So petrol, or gas, prices are impacted by factors such as the shifting patchwork quilt of semi arbitrary regional mix demands - but how about diesel and kerosene pricing? We're getting killed on those as well.
Would be nice for a white shoe journal like WSJ to expound intelligently upon the subject instead of spouting this tripe. I said 'crack spread' four times herein, can I haz cheezburger now (paid USD plz, WSJ blogsphere). Ugh.
I wonder ...hummmmm..I wonder what is the number one export FROM the USA...FUEL...and you wonder why the gas prices are up? Big oil has to meet a 1st Q profit line. I am amazed that more people aren't aware of this. I just went to" ask" and typed in" What is the largest export fron the USA.
It's a conspiracy. We live in a world where industry logistics is at it's near peak and companies can manage their inventories in real time. There should be no reason for a price spike if companies are sincerely doing their best to meet supply needs (and, either intentionally or unintentionally, they are not).
The recent gas price increase follows a pattern of oscillating movements? My thoughts? Oil companies are testing the waters to see how far they can push price limits. Obviously, they benefit by selling the same amount of gas for more money. They let it rise, people complain, they let it fall, and then repeat.
it is called inflation and is the result of giving the thieves on wall street unlimited FED money. Instead of helping home owners...they are screwing them. Demand is currently at 1980 LEVELS!
the largest export destination of US fuel is Mexico....what a joke that Wall Street drives up prices while they grasp at reasons!
Come on! This is the WSJ. Where is the blaming of Obama? Surely you can toss in some Keystone pipeline, or drilling issues. Didn't you get Murdoch's email?
If you think gasoline prices are in any way related to crude your sadly mistaken. NYMEX WTI is a financial instrument, no different than a bond or stock. it has no relation to the value of the energy it produces.
Really!!! The Crack spread. How DUMB do they think people are. Just big oil like all others wanting more n more MONEY $$$$$$$$$.
Every time gas prices surge upwards, there's always some new article explaining the reason why. And that reason always seems to be more complicated than the previous reasons given. What the *bleep*? Can't anyone be honest anymore?
They lowered the price before the elections then back to destoying the middleclass. The democtarts want higher gas so we all go electric. Also the price of oil and gas is totally manipulated by speculator adn companies. There is no connection between crude price and gas. The media goes along with all the cooked system, Even if we go electric I believe the globalistwill start taxing electicitythrough the roof. Really at the core they are aginst humans and if they can;t abort us they wnat to shut off all sources of energy. See the big picture. Please.
The crack spread is the addiction to making money and dismisses the myth that if we become energy independant of Middle East oil, America will be bette off. The pain to working folks continues and an option to lower the demand is the only way to drive down prices.
I can easily pay $10/gallon to fuel my 470hp beast of a sedan.
Poor people can ride the bus.
Huh? The crack spread is simply a calculation relating the sales price of various refined products, including gasoline, distillate and residual fue oil, for example, to the cost of oil used to produce those products. The crack spread falls out of the prices for the products and crude - it doesn't drive higher gasoline costs. That's related to supply and demand for gasoline, and crude oil pricing, etc.
He explains what a margin is, familiar to anyone in business, then uses a term he heard somewhere for it.
Journalism at it's finest.
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Upgrade your favorite burger with this avocado topper recipe that incorporates all of your favorite fixins' in to one savory mixture.
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- In a medium skillet, heat the oil. Add the onion and sauté over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until well browned, about 8 minutes. Add the garlic and cook 1 minute longer. Allow to cool.
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Raymond Pettibon, cover artist of our 100th issue, will be opening a new body of work at Regen Projects, Desire in Pursuyt of the Whole, tonight, November 4 in Los Angeles. The exhibition will mark Mr. Pettibon's ninth solo at Regen, with the title referring to Baron Corvo's complex novel of three interlocking plots where the author is thinly disguised as the protagonist.
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"Entitled Desire in Pursuyt of the Whole, this is the artist's ninth solo exhibition at the gallery. The show's title refers to Baron Corvo's complex novel of three interlocking plots where the author is thinly disguised as the protagonist. Pettibon's work often combines his own writing with quotes lifted from a myriad of sources ranging from quotidian to classical literature. His upcoming exhibition will feature new works in which the subject matter is a continuation of the artist's oeuvre: the landscape of war, politics, popular culture, art, literature, sports, religion, and sexuality. Pettibon will also exhibit his signature depictions of heroic surfers dropping into epic waves. Working in both large-scale color works and collage, the layering of images and text produces a multiplicity of elements that shift constantly in style, tense, and structure."
Raymond Pettibon
Desire in Pursuyt of the Whole
November 4—December 22, 2011
Regen Projects
Los Angeles, California


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Trucks: Obsession (Jeff Jones), Spike (Rich Hilgendorf), Nitro Circus (Cam McQueen), XXX (RB Moler), Obsessed (Rick Swanson), Brutus (Chris Bergeron), Wrecking Crew (Steve Koehler), Monster Mutt Dalmatian (Candice Jolly), Superman (Chad Fortune), Lucas Oil Crusader (Linsey Weenk), Rod Ryan Show Truck (Dan Evans), Avenger (Jim Koehler), Mohawk Warrior (George Balhan), Air Force Afterburner (Damon Bradshaw), Advance Auto Parts Grinder (Lupe Soza), Grave Digger (Dennis Anderson)
Saturday 7:00 p.m.
The season got off to a rocking start as Jack in the Box presented the Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam part of the Davis Chevrolet Houston Monster Jam Series. The day opened with a pit party and 12,000 fans turned out to see their heroes.
The show started with qualifying and first qualifier Obsession failed to complete the round. The Rod Ryan truck recorded a 22.47 to get it started. The second pair saw Brutus roll to a 23.40 and Superman raised the bar with a 21.97 pass. Mohawk Warrior logged in with a 22.41 time and XXX posted a 23.03. Spike fell victim to a DNQ and Advance Auto Parts Grinder wet the new mark at 21.09. Monster Mutt Dalmatian came close to lowering it, posting a 21.56 and Grave Digger got the job done at 19.69. Obsessed was credited with a 22.40 and Air Force Afterburner made a mid-course save, but clocked a 28.62. Avenger's effort brought a 22.15 and Wrecking Crew recorded a DNF. The final pair saw two trucks get within a tenth of a second of each other with Lucas Oil Crusader besting Nitro Circus 20.38 to 20.47.
Round one racing saw Grave Digger make a bye run to move to round two. Mohawk Warrior took out Rod Ryan, Air Force Afterburner advanced at the expense of Monster Mutt Dalmatian and Advance Auto Parts Grinder bested Obsessed. Nitro Circus moved on by beating Wrecking Crew, Superman was superior over Brutus, Avenger took care of XXX and the Lucas Oil Crusader cruised past Spike.
Grave Digger's domination continued, sliding past Mohawk Warrior. Air Force Afterburner got the best of Grinder, Nitro Circus topped Superman and the Lucas Oil Crusader kept his winning ways with a win over Avenger.
the eliminations continued as Lucas Oil Crusader put an end to the Nitro Circus run. Grave Digger was staged for the second race, but ended up getting a bye when the Air Force Afterburner engine failed to produce sufficient oil pressure. In the UTI racing final, Grave Digger scored the racing win. earlier in the night, driver Dennis Anderson had been presented with the 2011 Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam World Finals qualifier flag. His racing win backed up the choice as the 2010 racing champion prepares to defend his title.
The Advance Auto Parts Service is our Best Part freestyle invited drivers to turn it loose. Nitro Circus got it started, but broke a sway bar with a few seconds remaining. his 16 would be the mark as XXX experienced problems, only getting a 10. Obsessed lived up to the hype as Rick Swanson used bonus time to register a 21. The run inspired Brutus who capitalized on the extra 30 second to grab the lead with a 25. Challengers would try to knock him off, but most were coming up short. Monster Mutt Dalmatian and Wrecking Crew gained scored of 21 and Superman came close with a 24. Lucas Oil Crusader was finally able to ease past with a 26. A broken bar stopped Rod Ryan Show Truck after just a few seconds for a score of 19. Avenger rolled early, giving him an abbreviated 18, but a pumped up Jim Koehler promised more in 2011. Mohawk Warrior could not start his freestyle, giving Crusader a sigh of relief. Grinder came forth and took control, but Grave Digger remained. A rule 90 second run was backed by a bonus session that ended a w second early with the truck on it's side. It was good enough for a winning 31. Dennis Anderson dedicated his win to young Austin Haecker, who passed away last year.
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Clay Gilstrap was quickest in Street Warriors.Javier Garza won the rollover contest, tumbling two times to prevail.
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Pablo Larrain who has directed films No and Tony Manero is in negotiations to take the reins of Universal's classic immigrant tale Scarface.
The latest Scarface will reimagine the core immigrant story told in both the 1932 and 1983 films. The 1932 film starred Paul Mini while the 1983 film which is more known amongst us all starred – Al Pacino. The Universal update will be an original story set in the modern day of Los Angeles where a Mexican immigrant rises in the criminal underworld to strive for the American Dream.
The Tony in the 1932 film was Italian while Al Pacino played a Cuban – Tony Montana. The filmmakers of the latest film plan to cast an authentic Mexican who is bilingual and bicultural as the lead character, whose name will be also be Tony. It won't be Camonte (1932) or Montana (1983).
Names of actors like Edgar Ramirez, Michale Pena and Oscar Isaac are being thrown into the fray to possibly play the lead. But it's also believed that the producers are also open to casting a complete unknown in the name of authenticity.
Pablo Larrain is well known his work on No which was nominated for the foreign language Oscar. At Cannes, the film won the Art Cinema Award. So it's safe to say we all could expect something of a high standard for sure.


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I picked out the answer as 2. But when i pressed Evaluate my answer, it says, Wrong guess. I tried every other even, all answers wrong except 79999
which cannot be a possible output i suppose. Can it be? Or the exam engine has some problem at javachamp.
First of all best of luck to your exam.
Then,Now only i am march through scjp.
My preparation is going on.
It calls the run method and assign the value 7 to code by code=7.
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Albion Allstars book final spot as weather decimates Burton Sunday league programme
Posted: January 18, 2013|
A HEAVY frost wiped out most of last weekend's Burton Sunday League programme - but some teams enjoyed the warm glow of success.
Albion Allstars clinched their place in the final of the DIVISION FOUR CUP as goals from Matthew Brough and Robert Hornblower clinched a 2-1 win over Donisthorpe. Tom Antill pulled one back for Donisthorpe.
In the JUNIOR CHALLENGE CUP, Branston Gate eased to a 3-0 win over Hilton Old Talbot thanks to goals from Scott Dunn (2) and Fred Shreeve.
There was no joy for TAG PREMIER DIVISION basement club New Inn as they went down 3-1 to Hilton Athletic, who had Daniel Waltho, Dan Martin and Tom Land on the scoresheet.
Alex Shaw notched the consolation goal for New Inn.
In DIVISION TWO, Ryan Worker, Jack Willars and Dan Laud netted for Seal Inn in a 3-2 defeat of Monks Bridge reserves, who reduced the deficit through Tom Braithwaite and Adam Mews scored for Monks Bridge.
Beacon Park Rangers beat Whittington United reserves 2-1 with goals from Mark Roe and Jonathan Farmers. Phil Joyce pulled one back for Whittington.
Adam White, Scott Masters and Martin Bean were on target for Alrewas RBL as they overcame Wetmore Villa 3-1 in DIVISION THREE. Dan Woodings scored for Wetmore.
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SPARKS, NV - Sparks police are looking for the person who fired a gun during a drive-by shooting early Wednesday morning.
Police say sometime after midnight, one person was shot in an arm with a semi-automatic handgun. It happened on O Street, near Probasco Way.
Two men were standing outside a home as the car drove by. Police say the men thought the car looked suspicious because it was driving slowly.
A man in the car confronted the men on the street, then fired several shots from the back seat.
One man was hit and taken to a hospital, and is expected to be ok.
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October 16, 2011 3:53 PM
Obama lavish state dinner for Korea - your $$$
Don't even get me started on the inappropriateness of our First Lady's costume. But then again, it's about her and not about the fact that she represents our country. I try my best to ignore her outrageous disregard for manners and protocol, but I find healing at MOTUS, the mirror of the United States, which does a good job pivoting from fashion to insightful political analysis.
What I found excruciating about this event - described by the Chicago Sun-Times as "an opulent East Room extravaganza"- was that it followed on the heels of Obama's official campaign tour - which raised over $70,000,000 million this summer - and his taxpayer-funded campaign tour, in which he did his circuit-preacher thing drummin' up class warfare and droppin' enough g's to send a man to the moon.
You, know, just your plain folks homey boy - so much easier for government dependents to identify with. And I guess, in a manner of speaking, he is a government dependent, isn't he one himself?
And then his ridiculous and dangerous (can something be ridiculous and dangerous at the same time? Why yes, our president has proved it can) remarks expressing his sympatico feelings for the Occupy Wall Street mob - giving encouragement to radical leftists everywhere - after years of disparaging the right of Tea Party activists to assemble peacefully, even though they are nonviolent, articulate, do not poop and pee and have sex on the street, leave after a few hours to return to family and work, and clean up the premises.
What a hypocrite! And what dangerous timess we live in when our leaders are not promising security to everyday Americans, but aligning themselves with the forces of destruction.
And is this why Obama Foodarama, the Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Obamas, 24/7 chronicle of White House glitz and glamor - also paid for with taxpayer dollars - has made itself a private club?
I mean what if some of these angsty, misguided OSWers were to think for a few minutes about what difference there is between Wall Street fat cats and White House fat cats? What if they laid seige to the White House as they French peasants laid seige to Versailles?
After all, Roasanne Barr has called for the rich to be beheaded, and mock-ups of a behaeded Goldman Sachs CEO have been spotted in the OSW crowd. Sharpton is using implied threats of violence to keep his own personal money train rolling.
Better to take hide those State dinners. Set up more Michelle photo ops at Target. Roll up the sleeves and drop the g's.
No more vacations until after 2012. By then Michelle will have quite a long list - payback time for all these months she's had to play it safe. Well, most of the time.
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Another *forehead slap* moment from this dinner "Obama Honors South Korean President with Japanese Food": http://www.nationalreview.com/the-feed/280099/obama-honors-south-korean-president-japanese-food
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Coming into this theme, what was the expectation of which franchises would get selected more than once? And based on that which person or persons has the advantage?
I am surprised nobody took the Browns/Orioles franchise. I know the Browns sucked most of the time, but they have had some decent hitters. The Orioles have a bunch of solid players and you would have been assured exclusitivity. I also thought the Astros might get selected. They always seem to do well in the Rule V league (a $120M modern franchise theme).
I am not surprised the Red Sox, Cardinals, A's, Giants, Dodgers, Indians and Yankees got doubled-up. I didn't expect a team to get tripled up but the way the end of the first and early second round went, it kind of had to happen. Had somebody taken the Orioles franchise, then we may not have a had a tripled-up franchise.
The shocker was the White Sox. Now, they certainly have enough pitching for two teams to compete at this cap. Not sure about the hitting. The Cubs and Pirates also could have doubled up, and the fact they have only one team might make them the favorites. brianjw's Tigers will also do well with Verlander and Scherzer added to the pitching mix. That leaves Min, Cin, Phi and Atl as the other single-used franchises. Funny thing is that had I taken the Mets, Seaver would've been my second pick, which would have really hurt njbigwig's Reds. I will be watching closely how mensu1954's Braves do, since I was really close to taking Maddux over Pedro.
I would love to hear other people's comments.
Posted by jfranco77 on 10/25/2013 12:31:00 PM (view original):I am really having a tough time with this pick. If it was an unlimited cap it would be different. But I will take Spud Chandler, P
good pick, I was definitey picking him either this round or next.
Posted by ryan_horner on 10/25/2013 12:46:00 PM (view original):Posted by jfranco77 on 10/25/2013 12:31:00 PM (view original):I am really having a tough time with this pick. If it was an unlimited cap it would be different. But I will take Spud Chandler, Pgood pick, I was definitey picking him either this round or next.
Posted by ryan_horner on 10/25/2013 12:50:00 PM (view original):so are we able to pick ahead of our spots if the guy we are selcecting didn't play for any other franchise (or at least none that are picking before you)?
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SILVER CITY >> The Wild, Wild West Pro Rodeo begins Wednesday evening with the Boys and the Bulls. The four-day event will run through Saturday, and feature Pete Carr's Classic Pro Rodeo.
Thursday's action revolves around Family Night where you can buy three tickets and get one free. It's also "Tough Enough to Wear Pink" night, and the Exceptional Rodeo takes place at 6:15 p.m. Friday and Saturday are full rodeo performances.
Gates open at 6 p.m. each day, with Mutton Bustin starting at 7:30. The full rodeo performance kicks off at 8 p.m.
Many of rodeo's rising stars already have a keen understanding of what it takes to win at the professional level.
For cowboys that ride bucking horses and bulls, it's a combination of self-confidence and the ability to get on the best animals in the game. That's why they trust in the outstanding athletes that are part of Pete Carr Pro Rodeo, a Dallas-based stock contractor who produces more than 30 events a season.
"Anytime Pete Carr has a rodeo, you know the stock's going to be great," said rookie Sage Kimzey, the No. 1 bull rider in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. "His bull string is one of the best in the business."
That philosophy will come in handy at the Wild, Wild West Pro Rodeo.
Kimzey knows a thing or two about great Carr bulls. Over the first weekend in May, the Strong City, Okla., cowboy matched moves with Line Man for 92 points to share the bull riding title at the prestigious Guymon (Okla.) Pioneer Days Rodeo.
Line Man was one of 27 Carr animals that was selected to perform at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and is recognized as one of the top bucking bovines in the sport.
"I had a great bull from Pete Carr, and I knew it was going to be good if I could get him rode for the full eight seconds," said Kimzey, who is well on the way to his first NFR qualification. "Pete has a ton of great bulls, and he puts on a great show, too."
That's what fans have come to expect at events Carr produces. It's what contestants favor, too. Take Richie Champion, a third-year bareback rider from The Woodlands, Texas, who has been ranked among the top 15 cowboys in the world standings for much of the early season. He shared the bareback riding title in Guymon with an 86-point ride on Fancy Free, a bay mare that has bucked at the NFR each of the last nine years.
"That is a tough rodeo, because everybody comes to Guymon," Champion said. "It seems like you can't draw a bad horse. Pete brings the best of the best, and guys try hard to win."
Like many of the sport's top hands, the Texas bronc buster makes sure to be part of the competition at as many Carr rodeos as possible. Last July, he shared the victory in Eagle, Colo., with an 87-point ride on Scarlet's Web. He's made a nice living on a number of other Carr horses so far in his career.
"Pete has our interests in line," Champion said of Carr. "He wants us to have good horses to get on. He's put in a lot of time to get good horses together, and he has a lot. He has horses that are consistent. He's one of the guys that have the top animals and hauls them all over the country to give us a chance to win."
Tickets for the rodeo can be bought at Circle Heart, First New Mexico Bank, Lawley Dodge, Circle S Western Emporium (Deming), and Trail Town Chevron (Lordsburg).


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Peter DuBois (Becky Shaw, Trust, All New People) directs the play that skewers the difficulties of being a terrorist in the 21st century. The play earned Kern the Laurents/Hatcher Award.
Performances will continue through Nov. 4 as scheduled.
The cast features Utkarsh Ambudkar (Animals Out of Paper, The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety), Steven Boyer (Hand to God), William Jackson Harper (Ruined) and Nitya Vidyasagar (The Glorious Ones, "Sesame Street").
The production has scenic design by Alexander Dodge, costume design by Mimi O'Donnell, lighting design by Russell Champa and sound design by M.L. Dogg.
Modern Terrorism, or They Who Want To Kill Us and How We Learn To Love Them was selected as the second recipient of the Laurents/Hatcher Award – named in honor of late Tony Award-winning playwright Arthur Laurents (Gypsy, West Side Story, Home of the Brave, "The Way We Were") and his late partner Tom Hatcher. The annual award provides the winning playwright with a $50,000 cash prize and $100,000 in funding towards the production cost of the play's premiere, which must take place within a year of the award's announcement.
Kern is a member of the Ars Nova Playgroup, the Ma-Yi Writers Lab and the Civilians R&D Group. He is a graduate of Columbia University's MFA program in playwriting and the University of Chicago.
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Shearman & Sterling is a global law firm with approximately 850 lawyers in many of the major commercial centers around the world.
Donald N. Lamson, of counsel and head of the Financial Institutions Advisory & Financial Regulatory Group in the Washington, D.C. office, advises international banks and financial institutions on bank regulatory and supervisory issues involving derivative activities, capital markets, M&A, changes in control, investments, internal investigations, enforcement and consumer compliance. He also advises various financial market participants on the implementation and impact of the Volcker Rule as well as other aspects of the Dodd-Frank Act. Prior to joining Shearman & Sterling, he spent 30 years at the OCC, the regulator of national banks. Detailed to the Treasury Department, he helped draft the Administration's proposal for financial reform, which later became the Dodd-Frank Act, including the Volcker Rule.


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So I've been on vacation since July 6 at a very nice spot in Florida (and believe me, I'm not complaining about that), but I can't resist checking on my MS that's stationed in my garage back home. I mean checking every day! Of course I'm driving a rental (VW Jetta), and driving the rental is driving me nuts! I keep reaching for the stalk for forward and reverse, cursing under my breath at the primitive machine. But mostly I just miss having the MS -- this is like missing one's kids or wife -- I'd never have believed that I would miss a piece of equipment, but there it is. I miss the damn thing every day, and can't wait to get back and able to drive it. Does anybody have a name for this?
Tesla Psychosis
Fortunately, there is no cure.
There is a cure for Tesla Psychosis. but it's quite extreme.
Enterprise has begun renting Model S in certain locations :-))
where ya from, I can go and keep your Tesla company for a few days while you bask in the sun :)
and do you not just love the-
jerking back and forth as the rental shifts
that little stink that fills the air when you start it
the need to fiddle with everything under the sun (you are in Florida) to get the darn thing to actually move
the wait for things to "warm up" before actually using any meaningful acceleration
the lack of any meaningful acceleration even after EVERYTHING is warmed up
the sauna like warming of your garage when you get home
I could go on and on here but I think you get the point.
@lola: how many days left for your P+? 1 or 2? Any sleeping issues? :)
Saturday but I'm suspecting a push (to keep from being disappointed).
oh, it's MS #2 and the waiting does not get any easier.
Best of luck to you! The little boy in you has certainly taken over by now, rigth?
3rd day in a roadster loaner but I still miss my MS
Thursday evening and still no call to push delivery... I bet they wait to the last minute.
Yeah, I sorely missed MS when I was driving between SF and Milpitas for TESLIVE. It's not the first time I had to do something like that, but it never gets any easier. Elon should invent a hyperloop that will fit the Model S so I can take it with me wherever I go.
Heh. You can push this "expect the worst and you'll never be disappointed" too far, you know.
Car unloaded at Dania and undergoing PDI. Tomorrow AM pick up confirmed.
@lola can't wait to hear your analysis. Man it's going to be tough to convince the wife to take my P85 so I can buy the +... new kitchen that'll do it!


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World War Z
In Theaters June 21st, 2013 | © 2013 Paramount Pictures
The story revolves around United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Pitt), who traverses the world in a race against time to stop a pandemic that is toppling armies and governments and threatening to decimate humanity itself.
- Director
- Marc Forster
- Writers
- Matthew Michael Carnahan
- Actors
- Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos , Daniella Kertesz , James Badge Dale, Matthew Fox
- Genre
- Thriller
- Run Time
- 1 hour 56 minutes
Reviews from Rotten Tomatoes
[It] does not try to extend the boundaries of commercial entertainment but does what it can to find interesting ways to pass the time within them.A.O. Scott, New York Times, 06.20.2013
Against considerable odds, the ability and professionalism of the cast and crew have carried the day.Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times, 06.20.2013
Whatever problems World War Z encountered in its making, the movie has made it to theaters not dead on arrival, but walking dead, running dead, and - when it's really working - swarming dead.Bob Mondello, NPR, 06.21.2013
If you need proof that sometimes more can be less, here you go.Matt Zoller Seitz, Chicago Sun-Times, 06.21.2013