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Steve Hedstrom December 29, 2014 at 1:21pm
BYO Basket Snow Dubs
Where: Pine Hills (Disc) Golf Course
When: Sat 1/24/15 10am Reg/Setup / Tee 11am
What: $5 random doubles
PLEASE let us know if you can bring a basket! http://on.fb.me/1EC5ojL
This will be the 2nd event at Pine Hills (Disc) Golf Course. There have been changes made after the Sneak Peak event based on player feedback. Come out, have fun, and see the next destination Disc Golf course before its open to the public! #DiscGolf
Danny Benda December 1, 2014 at 10:35am
What time is glow tee off tonight and I need lights. Who's got em
Sorry Danny, I didn't see this until today. Tee is still 6:30 and Mitch has lights, hope to see you out next week!
Steve Hedstrom November 25, 2014 at 10:04am
BYOBasket Sneak Peak at Pine Hills (Disc) Golf Course
Where: 6603 Woodbury Rd Laingsburg, MI 48848
When: Sat 12/6/14 Reg/Setup 10am / Tee 11am
What: $5 random dubs
Disc Golf is growing! Please bring a basket and check out this Disc Golf Course on a Ball Golf Course. Respond if you can bring a basket in comments. http://on.fb.me/1HEpt7Z
Can we rent a golf cart?
Hi Bob, the golf carts are available for rent. I am not sure how long into the season they will keep them out though. So, not sure now, but I will check. When the course is open for permanent play, it will be $5 to disc for the day and $15 for a cart for the day. ($12.50 total/player). Will post back if we will have carts for this event. :)
For the BYOBasket event we will use a few carts to get the baskets setup. In play we will walk, to get a better idea of course flow. Greg also reminded me that they have a liquor licence and beer and liquor are available for purchase as well. :)
Liquor and carts? Where are we discing? Heavan?
i know this is a little late, but I will have 2 baskets. see ya tomorrow!
Chris Eberhard November 13, 2014 at 1:03pm
I was hoping to get some suggestions of where the best place to sell my discs would be? Ebay? Any guidance/suggestions would be appreciated!
Depends on what you have? If you have mostly in production stuff, a bulk sale on Craigslist or Ebay is probably your best bet. As far as Out Of Print, older, rarer stuff there's always the dgcoursereview.com marketplace & reddit.com/r/discexchange in addition to Ebay.
I am active on DGS, eBay, and DGCR. Unless your discs are all premium grade, 9+/10, with no ink and highly desireable it is going to take TIME to sell a personal collection. Aggressive pricing will help speed things up. DGCR is slightly more efficient for sales than DGC, in my opinion, but DGC has the better presentation. I don't use eBay becuase they cut into profitability too heavily.
Facebook Dollar Disc Golf Auctions ( or similar group ) is also an option if quickness is preferable to profit.
face book has many groups for selling discs. stock and collectable.
I sell stuff on The Scene's Trading Post often, and it's free to list it. Sold a basket last week.
Thank you all for your help!
Why are you selling your disc stuff? Not giving up the sport are ya?
I am going to keep my few favorite playing discs, so I'll still go out from time to time.
Andrew Blankemeyer November 5, 2014 at 10:59am
Looking for some help. I have a CCR Open Champion disc from the 2008 pdga tournament. Im trying to identify it. The stamp has been nearly completely wiped off and no markings remaining on the back. I was hoping someone out there remembered what disc it was? Its Innova and thinking its either a wraith, destroyer, or boss. Any help?
Probably a Destroyer, had lots of destroyers that year.
Could be a katana, katanas where super flat and destroyers had a nice dome.
Alex F November 5, 2014 at 7:48am
Grand Woods is going up for sale....maybe the club can buy it. This is what happens when all the wrong people turn out to vote, and park loving people don't. Crazy
The city of Lansing is selling it to Delta Township who had been laying out for years. No need to panic.
leasing not laying, stupid autocorrect
Plus, the club can't afford the millions it wld take to buy it. But the township and city have been in negotiation for a while now. Let just hope they come to an agreement that allows the township to keep the park out right.
Jerimiah M. October 13, 2014 at 7:38pm
Please, I need some help from the knowledge gods:
Got a CCR Open, 2013 Leopard from doubles winnings a year back but can't tell if it's Pro or Star plastic.
Pics are here: http://www.discgolfscene.com/trading_post/19828/fsot-entertaining-reasonable-offers
Not a shameless plug - promise - just trying to find a new home for a Leopard of questionable pedigree.
Any help identifying the plastic would be much appreciated.
there's a star drawn on the bottom in front of the L which means its a star leopard
Thank you. i had never made the correlation before. I always thought they were Quality Assurance signatures!
Hah, no problem. Now you know!
Eric Savoie October 13, 2014 at 2:49pm
Mark Ellis will be hosting another Discraft Clinic at the MSU Disc Golf Course on October 18th at 1pm. The event is open to anyone!
Max Saxton October 10, 2014 at 7:28am
What time will glow start on 10/13 @ the woods? Any chance of glow rounds at other courses?
tee at 730. No glow on other courses without park approval. I can try to set something up if you want to coordinate it.
Rain, sleet or snow?
Adam Fisher October 6, 2014 at 12:06am
Hey, do you guys have a website?
Craig Zerbe September 28, 2014 at 5:03pm
Thursday this week worst shot doubles at burchfield 5pm. $5 random flip partners, short to long layout. Kirby and I are trying to gauge interest.
Michael Wagner September 24, 2014 at 12:47pm
Headed to grandwoods if anyone wants to join me i havent played in weeks ....
Max Saxton September 24, 2014 at 7:15am
Whoever has tag #69. I will trade you tag #61 for it.
Michael Wagner September 23, 2014 at 3:02pm
Tag finals sunday?
Thanks for some reason i missed that part last time i red it lol
Brain Evans September 23, 2014 at 11:47am
Heading up to Burchfeild tonight around 430-5 if anyone is interested.
Mike Spagneto September 22, 2014 at 11:05pm
Save me that last tag. I'm out for Toy's precious golden blood and silver tears.
Jeff Dutka September 21, 2014 at 9:07pm
I lost a blue gear bag with black rainpants today. Reward if returned. Thanks!
Jeff Dutka September 19, 2014 at 11:41am
Hey friends! Looking forward to hanging out on Sunday for the end of year party. I'll be bringing a bunch of plastic to sell/trade. I encourage you to do the same. Thanks to Matt and the rest of the CCR admin for their hard work in managing the club!
Chris Booker September 18, 2014 at 11:15am
FINALS. 20 week season is complete.
Total is your Official Score from Matt. Adjusted Total is now based on 4 drops lowest scores. This is for Reference only. If you see anything wrong in scoring please contact me asap and ill fix asap.. Thanks
M Brockmyre September 17, 2014 at 4:10pm
Any updated maps and/or scorecards for Fitzgerald posted anywhere?


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This question actually came to me from Mass Effect (can't remember which game in the series, might've been 3). There some dialogue about how universal policy didn't matter as much to humans because of their significantly shorter lifespans compared to other races (I am probably misquoting, but I believe that was the general sentiment). This got me thinking about the following questions:
-If the average human lifespan was significantly longer (e.g. 200+ years), would our morals, philosophies, choices be different?
-What kind of effects would it have on our governments, economies, or religions?
I broke down and paid for the full version of Alien Blue
I think that we would be forced to really weigh our decisions, and the long term consequences on a much deeper level.
I don't know about anyone else but it would make sense that we would also have to work 3x as long before retiring.
We are a very greedy, selfish and foolish species. I think people would take the attitude of thinking they can take more chances with having plenty of time to pay the piper IMO.
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Benefits the Animal Service Center of the Mesilla Valley, Doña Ana County Humane Society, and the Spay and Neuter Action Program. For information, sponsorships and table reservations, call (575) 642-2648.
Seeking vendors
The 2012 Arts and Crafts Christmas Bazaar will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 15 at Las Cruces First Assembly of God, 5605 Bataan Memorial West. $25/table until Dec. 10. After Dec. 10, cost will be $30. For information or to register, call Mary Helen, (575) 524-0654, ext. 101.
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The City of Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department has ongoing registration for the Las Cruces Dream League Soccer Program for spring 2013 at Meerscheidt Recreation Center, 1600 E. Hadley Ave.
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New Jersey's home building industry, aided by record low interest rates, a slowly improving job market and a spike in apartment construction, is on pace for its best year since 2008, according to figures compiled Wednesday.
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"It's not as though there's a position on the X-and-Y chart where we say it's normal; the market will always be up and down," said Corey Wescoe, president of the Shore Builders Association, a trade group. "Right now, we're trending our way ...


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The fourth week of the
2007 Nevada Legislature opens with an Assembly panel's review of plans to improve access to health-care and a Senate committee's look at a measure to upgrade the state's open records laws.
The plans being discussed by Assembly Health and Human Services would help small businesses provide health-care coverage to their employees, boost insurance coverage for children and working pregnant women and set up a Web site and phone services to give Nevadans information on hospital costs and quality.
Senate Government Affairs will look at Senate Bill 123, proposed by state Sen. Terry Care, D-Las Vegas, which would improve open records laws by setting specific timetables to prevent officials from stalling or doing nothing when requested to hand over such documents.
U.S. Rep. Shelley Berkley,
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On Tuesday, Senate Transportation and Homeland Security takes up Senate Bill 61, a "photo cop" proposal that would let authorities set up a pilot program using cameras to catch drivers running red lights or committing other traffic offenses.
Also on the agenda is SB42, which makes failure to wear a seat belt in a vehicle a primary offense.
Assembly Judiciary will take up AB92 and AB99, dealing with genetic marker testing. The measures require, among other things, that anyone convicted of a felony go through such tests. Failure to do so could lead to another felony charge.
Senate Judiciary will review SB30, providing for the early release of some prisoners from county or city jails to relieve overcrowding; and SB33, which requires managers of gated communities to give parole and probation officers entry codes or devices so they can check up on parolees or probationers.
On Wednesday, Assembly Education and Judiciary committees and Senate Human Resources and Education will hear from Keith Schwer, who runs the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and who also represents Nevada Kids Count.
An Assembly-Senate budget subcommittee will review the state Office of Homeland Security and the state Department of Public Safety.
Senate Commerce and Labor will review SB114, a bill sponsored by state Sen. Bob Coffin, D-Las Vegas, that would classify power plants that burn tires as renewable energy systems for purposes of meeting minimum state requirements for "green" energy production.
Senate Judiciary discusses three proposals to limit eminent domain powers, all part of a multi-pronged response to a 2006 ballot initiative with stronger language.
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More Platforms Equal Bigger Audience
Arbitron and ESPN released a PPM study yesterday that confirms what everybody had already had already assumed. When you have a television network that broadcasts and cross-promotes your radio morning show, you'll garner more listeners. According to the Arbitron PPM study, ESPN's nationally syndicated morning show Mike & Mike had a weekly cume audience of 4.7 million from November 2011 to April 2012. Inside those numbers, radio delivered more.
Arbitron's cross-platform study detailed how fans in markets measured by the Arbitron Portable People Meter service listened to Mike & Mike on radio and watched the simulcast on ESPN2 cable television. Radio delivered 2.3 million exclusive weekly listeners; cable TV, 1.6 million exclusive viewers; and 800,000 fans accessed the show both on radio and cable television.
This study also confirms, perhaps, that radio remains very strong in the automobile "Radio remains the quintessential out of home medium," the release says. "59 percent of the Persons 6+ average quarter hour audience for radio listens outside of the home. Only 5 percent of the average audience delivered by cable TV came from out from home locations."
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Memphis, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Dayton has not danced this long in 30 years.
Jordan Sibert led the way with 18 points and the upstart Flyers thoroughly handled Stanford, 82-72, in a Sweet 16 battle of double-digit seeds from the South Region.
Eleven different players scored in an efficiently balanced attack for the 11th-seeded Flyers (26-10), who made 48.3 percent of their shots and assisted on 19 of their 28 made baskets.
"From top to bottom, they just kept coming and coming and coming," Dayton head coach Archie Miller said of his bunch. "The way they shared the ball, the way they moved the ball...that's what they've been about all year, so it's nice to see on the biggest stage, us be ourselves."
Kendall Pollard scored 12 points off the bench, Devin Oliver chipped in with 12 points and seven rebounds and Matt Kavanaugh added 10 points for Dayton, which last reached the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament in 1984, when it lost to Georgetown in the regional final.
They'll face another perennial power on Saturday in top-seeded Florida, which ousted fourth-seeded UCLA, 79-68, in Thursday's nightcap at FedExForum.
Stanford's leading scorer, Chasson Randle, needed 21 shots to score 21 points, and the 10th-seeded Cardinal (23-13) had three other double-digit scorers in Dwight Powell, Stefan Nastic and Josh Huestis.
Powell finished with 17 points and nine rebounds, Nastic had 15 points before fouling out and Huestis netted 13, but Stanford only received two points from its short bench as opposed to Dayton getting 34 from its reserves.
"They're a deep team," Randle said of the Flyers. "They gave us different looks, and (it was) really tough tonight."
Stanford reached the Sweet 16 on the strength of its defense, as the Cardinal held New Mexico and Kansas well below their season averages in St. Louis, including an epic lockdown on Jayhawks star freshman Andrew Wiggins.
There was only a glimpse of that defense Thursday, however, and that was early in the second half when the Cardinal scored seven in a row to get within four.
Nastic made two free throws with 14:37 to play to cut Stanford's deficit to 49-45, but the center picked up his fourth foul a little later and had to sit during an 8-0 Dayton run that rebuilt the double-digit difference.
Dayton, which upset Ohio State and Syracuse to reach this stage, fended off one more Stanford rally as Powell's three-point play closed the gap to 64-58 with eight minutes on the clock.
Devon Scott answered with a three-point play of his own when he took Oliver's underhand pass under the basket and opened himself up with a pair of pump fakes for a lay-in while being fouled.
Randle missed from the perimeter at the other end, Kavanaugh followed with a jumper and Dayton cruised over the final seven minutes to keep its dream season alive.
The Flyers scored on four of their first five possessions of the game, and Stanford matched them basket for basket as Anthony Brown's 3-pointer evened things at 10-10 three minutes in.
Stanford went the next seven minutes without making a field goal, going 0- for-8 from the field, but stayed close by getting to the foul line and even led 19-18 when Huestis ended the drought with a layup
The Cardinal had no answer at the other end, though, as Dayton took control with a 16-4 flurry following Huestis' bucket.
Kavanaugh opened the four-minute stretch with consecutive makes inside, and frustrated Stanford head coach Johnny Dawkins was hit with a technical foul with under six minutes left in a foul-filled half.
"That was more or less just trying to get my team going," Dawkins admitted. "We were kind of in a position where I thought we were losing momentum. ... It was a situation where I wanted to just get our guys fired up."
Dayton shot 47 percent in the opening 20 minutes and wound up taking a 42-32 lead into the locker room having assisted on 13 of 15 successful field goals.
In comparison, Stanford had four assists on nine field goals and shot 33 percent from the floor.
Sibert made four of Dayton's eight 3-pointers ... Former Cardinal football
player and current member of Super Bowl-champion Seattle Seahawks, Richard
Sherman, as well as former Secretary of State and Stanford professor
Condoleezza Rice were in attendance ... Stanford was playing in the Sweet 16
for the first time since 2008. The Cardinal have not reached the Elite Eight
since 2001 ... Stanford shot 38.2 percent from the floor.
Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia in September has altered the date of the Penn-Villanova football game.
Kyle Busch won Sunday's road course race in Sonoma, California, but he still has a long way to go to become eligible for a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
NFL players have a very short shelf life to make significant amounts of money so it's tough to fault anyone who has outperformed a contract when they go knocking on the door to ask for more.
Pete Mackanin will remain interim manager of the Philadelphia Phillies for the remainder of the season, the team announced Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reportedly retained restricted free agent forward Kyle Singler with a five-year contract extension.
The Detroit Red Wings signed veteran forward Brad Richards a one-year contract on Wednesday.


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The time has come to hang up those expensive joggers and run barefoot.
When introduced to the idea, the news might come across as insane, foolish, or even extreme.
The National Basketball Association lockout became official by Commissioner David Stern as of 11 p.m. Thursday night, after an immediate financial disagreement.
Bethel Springs road repairs have concluded for now, according to City Recorder Erin Pickle.
Guys mayor and board of aldermen discussed the progress on the tornado siren grant in their June 20 meeting.
Gypsy pavers are scamming people all over the nation. "Gypsy pavers" are workers that come to seal or pave your driveway, overcharge or do lousy work, and then disappear without a trace.
A motorcyclist was killed Monday in a crash near Counce, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The World Championship of Catfishing, the National Catfish Derby is set for July 9, 2011!
The "I Hate Meth Act," passed by the legislature and signed into law last month by Gov. Bill Haslam took effect on July 1.
Technology is moving forward, and so is the way people communicate. Sexting is going into the Tween Generation as one of many growing technological problems recently debated.
A press release from the University of Tennessee at Martin (UT-Martin) said tuition will be raised 9.9 percent beginning in the fall semester of 2011.
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Thirty-five firefighters from across the Brazos Valley traveled to the Rocky Creek Volunteer Fire Department in Burton to receive basic wildfire field training Saturday.
"It makes it a lot easier when all of us in different counties are participating with each other. As we found last year, when the big incidents occur, we need each other's help," said Tim Hamff, Rocky Creek Volunteer Firefighter.
Many of the firefighters who attended the training day assisted the Texas Forest Service with the wildfires in Bastrop and Waller County last year. However, the Texas Forest Service now requires wildfire certification, so all volunteers understand basic wildfire procedures and terminology.
"When firefighters in our area are using the word "deploy", they think they're taking their trucks to set up somewhere," said Hamff. "Anytime that's said on the radio, the Forest Service guys are cringing because they think that we're getting a fire shelter out, and possibly losing our lives because the fire has overrun us."
The skills the firefighters practiced include cutting fire lines, using 100-foot-long water hoses and shelter deployments.
Firefighters from Volunteer Fire Department, Washington Volunteer Fire Department, Brenham Fire Department, Burton Volunteer Fire Department, Latium Volunteer Fire Department, Prairie Hill Volunteer Fire Department, South Brazos County Fire Department, Snook Fire Department, College Station Fire Department, Bryan Fire Department and Houston Fire Department attended the basic wildfire certification training day.
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Firefox OS to Debut in Five Countries in June, 11 More by End of the Year
Mozilla CEO Gary Kovacs told AllThingsD that the first-wave rollout of the Firefox OS will begin in June.
Highlights from Mobile World Congress 2013
Mobile World Congress 2013 ended on 28 February. Here's a round-up of our hands-on experience with the latest smartphones and tablets, and all that you need to know about the major developments for the mobile industry in 2013.
Gemalto Adds the LinqUs Mobile Wallet App to Its Software Portfolio (Updated with video)
Gemalto is launching its LinqUs Mobile Wallet, the complete suite of secure software solutions that enables a range of NFC services, mobile banking, mobile payment, and loyalty programs - all integrated in a single wallet.
Introducing the NVIDIA TegraZone Fantastic Five
Five new Tegra 4-optimized games with breathtaking graphics and immersive gameplay are debuting at the MWC 2013 this week. The TegraZone "Fantastic 5" are: Burn Zombie Burn, Carie: Blood Mansion, CODEX: The Warrior, Dead on Arrival 2, and RU Golf.
ASUS Announces Open Cloud Strategy and New Mobile Devices at MWC
At MWC, ASUS also announces its open cloud strategy, dubbed ASUS Open Cloud Computing (AOCC), which comprises of four distinct services: AOCloud, AOLink, AOStream and AOHelp.
ZTE Announces 5.7-inch Grand Memo at MWC 2013(Update)
With the recent influx of 5-inch devices, ZTE has gone ahead and announced an Android smartphone with a 5.7-inch, 720 x 1280 display at MWC 2013. Comparatively, Samsung's Galaxy Note II comes with a 5.5-inch screen and Huawei's Ascend Mate comes with a bigger 6.1-inch screen.
Hands-on: LG Optimus G Pro
LG is one of the few phone makers to venture into the 5.5-inch phone segment, where Samsung rules with an iron fist. Can LG's first Full-HD smartphone beat Samsung in its own game? Here's our first impressions of the LG Optimus G Pro.
Hands-on: Sony Xperia Tablet Z
Sony announced yesterday that the Xperia Tablet Z will hit global markets from spring 2013. As its availability is still some months away, we decided to drop by the Sony booth at MWC 2013 and explored the tablet further. Hit the link to find out more.
Huawei Showcases the MediaQ M310 at MWC 2013
Measuring only 14mm slim, the Huawei MediaQ M310 cube connects content from smartphones, tablets, and TVs, bringing the living room into a smarter era.
Ubuntu for Tablets Announced, Developer Preview Available for Nexus Devices on 21st (Updated with Video)
Following its announcement for Ubuntu smartphones last month, Canonical has also announced a new version of its Ubuntu Linux operating system for tablet devices.
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Nokia Introduces New Affordable Range of Devices at MWC
Nokia hasn't forgotten its affordable range of smartphone devices, and has unveiled two of such devices alongside its new Windows Phone 8 powered Lumia phones. The Nokia 105 and 301 are primarily targeted at emerging markers and are both priced at very compelling prices.
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Nokia adds two new Windows Phone 8 device to their current Lumia portfolio. Joining the flagship Lumia 920 are the Nokia Lumia 720 and 520.
Sony Joins in, Firefox Handset Already in the Works
The fifth, after Alcatel, LG, ZTE, and Huawei, to announce that they are making Firefox devices, Sony deputy CEO, Bob Ishida, has commented that their engineers are "currently working with Firefox OS Mobile and HTML 5 evolving technologies" for an upcoming device.
Dual-screen NEC Medias W Mobile Device Seen at MWC 2013
The NEC Medias W dual-screen Android smartphone prototype has been spotted in the wild again, this time at MWC 2013.
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MakerBot and Nokia Collaborate to Enable Printing of Custom 3D Smartphone Covers
MakerBot and Nokia have partnered to create a free, downloadable 3D printing file to allow those interested in 3D printing to custom make their own phone case for the latest Nokia Lumia smartphones.
Hands-on: ASUS PadFone Infinity
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I thought this was interesting so I decided to post it. Below is a link to all of these lyrics that Jay Z copied from other artists. I'm not sure if I see Jay in the same light. I mean I knew he he bit a couple of Biggie's lines but this is ridiculous.


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Matador 13: Cock O'Neal
Directed by Jean Yves Le Castel
Starring: Cathy, Luna, Betty Love, Elizabeth, Julia Swen, Kelly White, Robert Rosenberg, Steve Holmes and Gyik
Running time: 1hr 42mins
Apart from the prospect of a good old-fashioned roll in the hay, what is there about a farm that makes it a good setting for a porn film - and that's without getting into the more unsavoury possibilities? But a rural setting it is for Cock O'Neal, as the 13th edition of Jean-Yves Le Castel's Matador series is shot in part on a real Hungarian farm, with ramshackle buildings, animals, mud and a real old farmer playing the father of the main protagonists - a simpleton who is a bit of a stud on the side (convincingly portrayed by Robert Rosenberg) and his bossy older brother, played by Steve Holmes.
Julia Swen
Sent out to work with no breakfast, Robert's consolation soon arrives in the form of vet Julia Swen, the willowy blonde who's featured on the left of the front cover (she also works as Christianne De Nerville). She's there to treat Robert's ailing pig, but somehow she intends to cure the sickly beast by sucking Robert's cock. Of course! Jeans dropped, Julia is taken from behind as she clings to the pig's enclosure. This very quickly turns to anal at Julia's behest, and after some time she rides on top of Robert in reverse cowgirl and cowgirl positions for anal sex, as the snuffling pig roots away beside them, apparently unfussed by the goings on. Julia jerks Robert off for a messy facial finish. However, the phrase "going through the motions" seems to have been designed for a scene such as this.
After a brief interlude of low comedy, the upshot is that Steve and Robert have to go to the office of the lady mayor (played by Luna, quite an attractive blonde with great legs) to resolve a dispute over some contract or other. She's happy to settle for a good fuck from Robert. Raising her smart suit skirt, she parts black stockinged thighs and Robert goes to work with his tongue and fingers on her prominent labia. Steve joins in fingering her ass open, and then Robert goes straight up it while she sprawls across the desk with Steve's dick now in her mouth. The brothers swap ends a couple of times, Steve does some naughty ass-to-pussy, then we see Luna riding on top of Robert while sucking Steve. Steve moves around and makes it into a double anal penetration - it's a real stretch. He withdraws and reinserts several times, and then they push the envelope further as he lifts her up and they continue double anal fucking, Robert pulling out and then fucking again while she clings to Steve, who bounces her ass on his dick. Finally, with a better look at her small-busted body, she squats down and takes their come on her face. Seems like they won the contract. This is a very well done scene, even allowing for Steve's occasional over acting, though I can't say I noticed Luna's expression change too often.
Robert's next chore is to take a rabbit to a school for a biology class, but he ends up helping the plumptious school marm, bespectacled blonde Cathy, in a private demonstration of reproductive techniques. She sinks to her knees and lustily slurps his prick, and then he bends her over the desk and fucks her, her big boobs swinging free from her prim clothes. This looks good. Lying on the desk, legs spread, she instructs him in overdubbed English to put it in her ass. She has a most endearing "concerned" expression on her face as she peers over her specs at him while he plugs her bung. Repeatedly spearing her big ass, as she lies on her side, Robert fucks her some more and eventually moves to fuck her ample cleavage till he comes on her creamy boobs. I loved the way she looks at him; she's a real wholesome fantasy schoolteacher!
Luna & Betty
Back at the lady mayor's office, her tall blonde girlfriend, played by tall blonde Betty, has arrived and it seems Luna pursues policies that are truly liberal in all regards. Long-term Matador observers who are watching for all-out anal action may be alarmed at the prospect of a girl-girl scene, and I can appreciate that perspective. But hold on - the sight of these two well-groomed ladies, getting it on in their smart business suits has a certain appeal, and the way they kiss is quite sexy. Betty goes down to lap the mayor's panty-clad crotch, pulling the cloth aside to tongue her full lips. They 69, Luna laps pussy and ass while Betty licks stockinged thigh and gently strokes Luna's clit before giving her pussy big licks. Luna's sexy legs are aloft, spread wide as Betty further delves her tongue into Luna's pussy, while the mayor moans sweetly. Luna returns the favour, licking Betty's slot from behind, as the camera slowly traces Betty's curves in the last act of a sedately paced scene, full of lingering licks from hot pink tongues. Not typical Matador fare, then, I grant you.
Elizabeth & Kelly
Back on the farm, two young girls skip up to Robert, eager to see the bull, which, as is the way of things in this movie, is located in Robert's jeans. He's got a whole menagerie in there. Cute Elizabeth is brunette, with her hair in bunches, while Kelly is blonde and pretty. Both girls get down, fish out Robert's dick and take turns sucking, and then he fucks Kelly in a standing doggy position, while the pert-bodied girls tongue fence. Robert proceeds to fuck Elizabeth in a sort of sidesaddle position, and then squeezes his prick into her tight ass. They switch to reverse cowgirl anal, showing a gape or two, while Kelly loiters with intent to deliver ass-to-mouth or to lick her friend's open holes. She only does it tentatively. Another switch, to missionary anal and then pussy sex again before Robert tosses himself onto Kelly's waiting face. The girls grab their clothes and skip away naked, apparently happy that they've seen the bull. This is all good fun, nothing too nasty, and Elizabeth is quite a noisy little lass.
Later still, Robert is skipping across the fields - look, he's supposed to be a simple soul - when he encounters Betty, whose car has broken down in a lane. A mechanic arrives in a tow truck, announcing that he's going to be expensive. No problem, says Betty, grabbing his crotch, and Robert's too just for good measure. Framed in an almost artistic shot of the setting sun, Betty kneels to suck cock, going from one tool to the other. The light may be beautiful, but it's the sex that matters. Actually the fading light - I am presuming it was evening - may well have had a bearing on the rushed feel of the rest of this scene. Robert fucks Betty's pussy doggy style, while she sucks the mechanic (who I guess is Gyik, but then that could as readily be the old man, who thankfully keeps his trousers on). They move hurriedly to a DP, and all too soon, Betty is stroking Robert's load onto her face, and the mechanic's swiftly follows. She pouts for the camera, stroking the pricks. Later, as she makes to leave, she slips Robert her card, telling him he has talent. You're telling me! The chap gets through a power of work in this movie.
That night, Robert dreams of the mean treatment from his father and brother, recalls Betty's kind words, and so he rises, dresses and gathers a bundle of belongings before heading out into the morning, like some kind of porno Dick Whittington. I never thought I'd find myself writing that, so maybe Matador 13 does have something unique going for it after all.
I realise I've been using phrases like "nothing too nasty" to describe a scene in a Matador movie and I'm aware that's just not what a lot of seasoned Matador viewers want to hear - they want nasty! Fair enough, will double anal do you, sir? Maybe it's not quite sufficient, if you're used to scene after scene of gaping anuses. I know some viewers will consider a girl-girl scene close to heresy! What can I say - I thought Cock O'Neal was good, forgettable fun, and nothing more.
On the other hand, director Jean-Yves Le Castel has really started to refine his productions. There are some good dolly and crane shots (the crane camera is used more appropriately here), mixed up with close-in handheld shots, the editing is decent - to my taste - and it's generally well lit. Even if the weak story and acting (the dialogue is an incongruous mix of the actors' performances and overdubs) don't measure up to the ever-improving production values, it's clear that Le Castel is gradually creating better quality movies. The danger is that, with a movie such as this, he's alienating sectors of his original Matador audience, while still too heavily mired in the kind of hard sex that may be too much for a wider audience, an audience that may well snigger up its sleeve at the primitive plot. I am really not sure. For me, it's a movie I enjoyed watching to a certain extent, but could happily live without it.
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The picture quality is generally good, with occasional areas of excessive brightness. I didn't notice any particular issues with sound. The usual menus are available - chapters, audio language and subtitles and extras offering cast and production information, photos and an on-set report. This latter feature is usually a highlight of this series, but this one is merely a three-minute mix of clips from the feature interspersed with occasional out-takes and behind the scenes moments. At least it's free of the usual Private narrative hyperbole.


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The following cases discuss establishment of common interest developments and the applicability of the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act.
Committee to Save Beverly Highlands Homeowners Ass'n. v. The Beverly Highlands Homeowners Ass'n. (2001) 92 Cal.App.4th 1247
In 1952, CC&Rs were recorded against lots in a development in Beverly Highlands. An association of the owners of the lots was created. Four of the lots in the development were not buildable, and the CC&Rs restricted their use to open space, and obligated the association to maintain them. The association was suspended in 1972, but revived in 1989. In 1996, there was debate over whether the development was subject to the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act ("Davis-Stirling" or "Davis-Stirling Act"), which arose from the fact that the association owned none of the lots. The association decided not the purchase the lots. Subsequently, some of the members determined to dissolve the association. In the face of their actions, a committee of members who opposed the dissolution ("Committee") filed legal proceedings. Both sides moved for summary judgment, and the court granted the Committee's request to stay the dissolution of the association. The court based its ruling on a finding that the community was subject to Davis-Stirling, declared plaintiff the prevailing party and awarded attorney fees. On appeal, defendant association contended the project was not subject to Davis-Stirling.
For association (project not subject to Davis-Stirling.) The court first noted that if the association was subject to Davis-Stirling, Corporations Code §8724 would require 100% of the members to consent to dissolution. (A smaller percentage would be required for dissolution if the association was not a Davis-Stirling homeowners association.) However, for a community to be subject to Davis-Stirling, it must have common area. For a planned development, that common area may be either separately owned lots, or easements across other lots for the benefit of members. The CC&Rs did restrict the use of the unbuildable lots, but that was not the equivalent of the easements necessary to bring the project under Davis-Stirling. The court also noted that even if the association were dissolved, individual owners still had the right, pursuant to the CC&Rs, to enforce the CC&Rs.×
Golden Rain Foundation v. Franz (2008) 163 Cal.App.4th 1141
Golden Rain Foundation ("Foundation") was created in 1961, to provide services to 16 projects including condominiums and stock cooperatives, collectively referred to as the "mutuals." Golden Rain was organized as a trust, and as trustee, it held title to streets used by all mutuals, and was obligated to maintain the "common facilities" owned by the mutuals. Franz et al. were owners within the various mutuals, and sought production of Foundation's documents pursuant to the Davis-Stirling Act. When Foundation declined, Franz filed a small claims action, which resulted in a judgment against Foundation. Foundation then filed the current action, asking the court to rule that it was not subject to the Davis-Stirling Act.
For homeowners. Although the Foundation did not hold fee title to all common areas, it was organized to manage the various mutuals, which were themselves subject to the Davis-Stirling Act.×
Mount Olympus Property Owners Assn. v. Shpirt (1997) 59 Cal.App.4th 885
A property owners association filed legal action to enforce the CC&Rs against defendant homeowner. After the parties settled mid-trial, the court awarded attorney fees to the defendant homeowner as prevailing party, pursuant to the Davis-Stirling Act. On appeal, the association contested the award of fees arguing that the project was not subject to the Davis-Stirling Act, because it did not own any common area. The sole property owned by the association consisted of two small plots of land on one of which was located the sign for the project. Further, membership in the association was not mandatory, and the association lacked the power under the CC&Rs to impose assessments on owners.
For defendant association: When an association has neither common area nor mandatory membership in an association which can assess members, it is not a "Davis-Stirling" common interest development; therefore, homeowner cannot recover his fees under Civil Code §1354 (now Civil Code §5975).×


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|A comparative study of colloidal bismuth subcitrate and cimetidine on the healing and recurrence of duodenal ulcer.
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|In a randomised open study of 28 outpatients with endoscopically proven duodenal ulcers, 14 patients were treated with colloidal bismuth subcitrate (CBS) and 14 patients with cimetidine tablets. Clinical and endoscopic assessments were made before starting therapy and then four and six weeks after the commencement of therapy. The trial was carried out in adult patients and included 21 men and 7 women. After four weeks treatment, 9 of the CBS-treated ulcers (64%) and 8 of the cimetidine treated ulcers (57%) were completely healed. After 6 weeks of therapy, complete ulcer healing was seen in 86% of ulcers in each group. In both groups the reduction of the pain scores after 4 and 6 weeks was highly significant. No adverse reactions were observed in respect of blood pressure or the various laboratory data. The blood bismuth levels after four and six weeks treatment with CBS remained within the safety limits. To determine the ulcer relapse rate, 20 of the 24 completely healed ulcer patients (10 of each group) were followed-up for a period of three months. Endoscopic control showed that recurrent ulcer was found in one CBS-treated patient and in three cimetidine-treated patients. The results showed that CBS tablets are as effective as cimetidine in the treatment of duodenal ulcer. Our results confirm the previously reported CBS efficacy in duodenal ulcer after using the liquid preparation.
|G Vantrappen; P Schuurmans; P Rutgeerts; J Janssens
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|Type: Clinical Trial; Comparative Study; Journal Article; Randomized Controlled Trial
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|Title: Scandinavian journal of gastroenterology. Supplement Volume: 80 ISSN: 0085-5928 ISO Abbreviation: Scand. J. Gastroenterol. Suppl. Publication Date: 1982
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|Created Date: 1983-04-07 Completed Date: 1983-04-07 Revised Date: 2008-02-13
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|0/Anti-Ulcer Agents; 0/Guanidines; 0/Organometallic Compounds; 51481-61-9/Cimetidine; 57644-54-9/bismuth tripotassium dicitrate; 7440-69-9/Bismuth
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Jeff George, 41, hasn't thrown a pass in an NFL game in almost eight years, and he hasn't been on an NFL roster since 2004.
Yet George insists he could have led the Vikings to their first Lombardi Trophy by now, citing the team's superstar, running back Adrian Peterson, and star-studded defense.
"There's no doubt about it," George said in an interview with the Pioneer Press on Friday afternoon. "Because of the type of defensive personnel they have, and when you have an Adrian Peterson ... you line him up with a veteran quarterback, who knows where to go with the ball, it's an unstoppable combination."
In a story posted earlier Friday, George told Yahoo.com that, if he were playing for the Vikings, "I guarantee I'd be wearing a ring right now."
George didn't want to compare himself to Gus Frerotte or any other veterans — Kelly Holcombe, Brad Johnson, Brooks Bollinger among them — who have had a crack at running the Vikings' offense. But George said he could replicate the kind of success late-30-something quarterbacks such as Kurt Warner and Brett Favre had last season ... with one exception.
"There's no question I could do the same things they did, at a minimum price," George said. "I don't care about my age. I can still do the same things I did when I was 25. I'm so used to throwing against five, six, seven DBs. With Peterson, it's about the running game.
"How easy is that?"
Last season, Frerotte posted a 73.7 passer rating, good for 28th in the NFL. Tarvaris Jackson had a 95.4 rating but didn't qualify for the overall rankings because he didn't have enough pass attempts.
George begrudged that NFL teams simply won't give him a chance. He has talked to teams about bringing him in for a workout or a minicamp so he could show what he can do, "with no strings attached."
"The problem is, nobody is looking for a 40-year-old guy that can still play," he said. "They're looking for someone in their 20s that they can develop and not create any distractions for their starter. I'd be happy to come in as a second- or third-stringer. And if that person doesn't come along, then I could step in.
"The bottom line is, I wouldn't cost anything."
George continues to work out, just in case he gets that opportunity.
Aside from the issues at quarterback, George has been enthralled with the Vikings for another reason: His wife has relatives in the Twin Cities.
"Selfishly, it was the best fit for me," George said before quickly adding, "but we had a lot of success there. So it would be an ideal situation."
George is referring to his 1999 season, when he rallied the Vikings to an 8-2 finish after starter Randall Cunningham struggled. The Vikings lost to the St. Louis Rams in the divisional playoffs 49-37, although George completed 29 of 50 passes for 423 yards with four touchdowns and one interception.
"Wouldn't the fans at the Metrodome want to see if I can do again what I did in '99?" George asked. "That would be all Brad Childress, for bringing me back. It would be a storybook ending. It would be unbelievable."
Childress, the Vikings' head coach, dismissed a possible comeback in October 2007, when George told the Pioneer Press he would be a great fit for the Vikings. At the time, Childress suggested George could play in a fantasy camp, summarizing the quarterback's level by saying "downside would probably be ... kind."
"I remember his comment a few years ago. How do you get around that?" George said. "But I know I'd be the right man for the job. But it's a matter of convincing him to bring me in and take a look at me.
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Counter Strike Global Offensive More update than honest-to-goodness sequel, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive maintains much of what made the original Counter-Strike (and Counter-Strike: Source) so fantastic, while adding a couple of new game modes, both of which were based on user-made mods to the original game. In this update, Counter-Strike continues to enjoy the enthralling gameplay and near-perfect balancing that took it from a cult hit in college dorm rooms to one of the seminal games in the multiplayer first-person shooter genre.
It's a hell of a thing, ending a player's life until the next round starts.
In case you're unfamiliar, Counter-Strike is an entirely multiplayer experience. You can play offline against AI bots, but these are still merely simulating what it's like to play online, rather than really giving you a single-player game. The good news is that this is as good as online team-based shooters get. In the traditional game mode, there are two types of matches and two tiers of play. Casual level is for newer players and removes aspects like friendly fire and the need to purchase armor and ancillary items each round (more on that in a second). Ranked level is the original style of CS, with all the "realism" settings enabled, but it also features a comprehensive skill-based ranking system to try to balance teams and place good players with other good players.
Both of these tiers feature several maps–original CS maps like de_dust are reproduced here and still going strong, mixed in with entirely new maps–and each map is tied to one of two game types. In Defusal, one team (the Terrorists) must plant a bomb at a critical site and defend it until it explodes, while the other team (the Counter-Terrorists) must try to either prevent them from planting it or defuse it before it goes off. The other game type, Hostage Rescue, turns the tables. Here, the Terrorists have taken a group of AI hostages that they must protect until time runs out, while the CTs must assault their location and free the hostages.
You can sport the latest in counter-terrorism beard technology.
One important facet to both of these game modes is that there are multiple short rounds in a match, and after each round you must purchase weapons, armor, grenades, and other equipment using money you earn for killing enemies, winning the round, or doing other important tasks. Thus, as games go on, winning teams tend to have better equipment, while losing teams tend to be worse off. The disadvantage is never insurmountable, but it does give teams an incentive to work, well, as a team. In serious matches, communication and planning are key, because players who die cannot respawn until after a round is over and cannot communicate with living team members.
The traditional CS modes are excellently balanced. Games are fast-paced without being unmanageable, skill is rewarded in both the planning and outfitting stages as well as in battle, and good teamwork typically beats individual skills. Pacing is fantastic, too, because you will generally die at least a few times, giving you time to observe other players' work, review your own mistakes, and plan for the next round during the downtime. Heck, even watching other players go at it can be entertaining in and of itself, as you shout at them to do this or not do that, knowing full well they can't hear you.


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Is anyone looking for a very large, very male, adult Rottweiler? His name is Mr. Pibbs, and he weighs about 100lbs. He is in good shape, very muscular and fit. Intact, but I'd be happy to take care of that before he goes.
I don't know very much about him, other than he is four years old, has little to no training, and he is extremely sweet. Very, very friendly towards everyone, he acts like a giant puppy. I do not know how he is with other dogs, cats or kids. If required I can test him with cats, and I think he will probably be ok with older children, maybe 12 and up just due to his size and lack of grace.
I'd be willing to help out with ground transport and donate a little towards a plane ticket if he is flown.
I don't have any pictures of him right now, but I can get some on Tuesday. Someone brought him into my work place to see if anyone was looking for a 'guard dog'. I personally don't feel Mr. Pibbs would make a good guard dog, since he doesn't know a stranger, but hey, maybe he is different at home.
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Celebrities may have money, fame, glory, perfect lives, looks, nice cars, lots of clothes and everything else we want but can't afford. But, they do look stupid when they're making out, so at least we have that on them.
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Temptress Moon can be summed up with two letters....P.U.
This movie is a supposed "love story", but I couldnt find the "love" in the story.
The leading man Zhongliang, Leslie Cheung, proclaims at the beginning of the movie he can no longer love. The leading woman Ruyi, Gong Li, cannot bear the fact he cannot love her. Consequently they both set out to prove their positions in this "love affair".
Due to the fact this film is full of scenes that float between the past and the present, the storyline develops a disjointed air throughout.
The characters are also hard to connect with. The weak dialogue between the characters, when they do converse, hinders the ability of the film to come together.
This is no Farewell My Concubine even though the director, Kaige Chen, is the same. The official FFG rating of this movie is a 3.


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Guys. Tomorrow is MARCH! I don't think I have ever been so excited for a new month before, but man am I ready! I think its safe to say that 97% of us are totally done with winter and ready for spring! Bring on the rain, the tulips, the warm weather! The girls in this house definitely need to get out of doors for a while, take a walk, open the windows, enjoy some fresh air! I'm also totally ready to share some super fun stuff with you for this month's Featured Finds!
Speaking of books, I've read the third and fourth books in the Sigma Force series by James Rollins this month. Seriously you guys, you need to read these books! I've become obsessed, I know, but how can you not love scientist spies delving into history and saving the world? It's all my loves - science, history, art, adventure, and a whole lot of fun all wrapped up in a pretty package. Someone please read them already and tell me you love them as much as I do!
Muchkin has decided she is totally ready to eat some real food lately. She is loving it! Pretty sure its her favorite time of the day. Each bite comes with a smile, flapping arms and then squealing/screaming until you hurry up and give her the next bite already! :) When Ladybug was a baby I made all her baby food, and I plan to do the same this time, too. No fancy equipment is needed, just a food processor, sieve, and some ice cube trays (I do happen to think that these special trays with lids are the bomb and totally worth it). I have several posts dedicated to baby food but I also recommend the Wholesome Baby Food website - it is seriously, hands down, the BEST resource out there for making baby food.
And speaking of Munchkin, this thing has totally saved my sanity. I wasn't actually going to buy one of these types of toys (baby toys that are nothing but flashing lights and buttons that make noises irritate the crap out of me). But I happened to see this one at a friend's house and fell in love. The only thing that makes noise is the keyboard, and guess what - it plays real music. Everything else is a manipulation toy, removable, and not overly stimulating (another pet peeve of mine is when baby toys have 75 different colors and textures on them. If it gives me a sensory overload, I cannot imagine what it does to a baby...) Anyway, we set it up in the kitchen and Munchkin and Ladybug are having a marvelous time playing and bonding together, and I get to actually cook dinner! Winning all around!
We don't normally buy snack food at the grocery store. Chips, crackers, that type of stuff tends to disappear in literally minutes. So we just avoid buying it except for special circumstances. But I happened to be at the store all by myself one day (how crazy is that!) and was meandering aimlessly. I spied these awesome bags of BoomChickaPop on an end cap and couldn't help but take a second look. These bags of popcorn are super delicious AND I can identify and pronounce every ingredient AND they are all less than 100 calories per serving! Score!
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By SCOTT STODDARD, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY03/20/2013 01:41 PM ET
Stocks were higher early Wednesday afternoon, with the Dow Jones industrial average hitting a new record high, on expectations the Federal Reserve will keep the fed funds interest rate at a near-zero level to support the economy.
The Federal Reserve delivers its policy statement and outlook at 2 p.m. ET, followed by a press conference with Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke at 2:30 p.m.
The Nasdaq and S&P 500 each remained up 0.6%. The Dow Jones industrial average moved 0.4% higher. However, volume was 16% lower on the NYSE and 6% lower on the Nasdaq compared with the same time Tuesday.
In the stock market today, homebuilder Lennar (LEN) jumped 4% in huge volume after Q1 profit doubled to 16 cents a share, beating expectations. The company has posted triple-digit profit gains in three of the past four quarters amid a rebound in home sales and construction. Sales for Q1 rose 37% to $990 million.
The stock rebounded off support near its 50-day line, hitting its highest level since June 2007. Canadian drugmaker Valeant Pharmaceuticals (VRX) climbed 3% to a new high after announcing it would pay $344 million to buy skin cream maker Obagi Medical Products. Obagi Medical (OMPI) soared 28%.
Valeant's Accumulation/Distribution Rating of A- indicates strong demand for the shares. Its relative strength line has hit a new high, also indicating strength.
On the downside, fertilizer producer and former IBD 50 member Rentech Nitrogen Partners (RNF) slumped 4%, slicing through its 200-day line, in more than triple its average daily volume.
Oracle (ORCL) and Jabil Circuit (JBL) are due to report quarterly earnings after the close.
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