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Anachronistic Far-flung indigenous peoples, utilizing a harmony of primitive implements and resources to create high tech machines, from animal hide sailboards that hover on air (personal transport) to expeditionary quest men's gear...
Anachronistic Far-flung indigenous peoples, utilizing a harmony of primitive implements and resources to create high tech machines, from animal hide sailboards that hover on air (personal transport) to expeditionary quest men's gear...
It would be great to do sets, props and vehicles for an imaginary sci-fi television show.
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"Yor's world! Yor's world! He's the man!"
I would love to see some crazy designs for planet destroyers, death rays etc.
You know crazy scientists and evil overlord type stuff
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An Idea: Tools of "A Runner."
This would Include; 1. A Pair of Shoes
2. A Watch or other accessory/item for keeping time.
3. A Bag.
4. Plus one additional item, accessory, jewelry, sunglasses or other item/peice of clothing,
+ optional communication device.
If you've played Mirrors Edge. You may know what I meen by "A Runner." You may also be inspired by searching Free Running / Parkour on Youtube. The intention would not be to design the Runner, but the items the Runner uses, and showing who that character is through their items.
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Link to new show coming to sci/fi
yea, my nephews like transformers a lot..so I kind of hocked on the idea of products transforming...I'm sure versions exist that can be considered that, but I'm talking complete transformation into something else...it would be cool!!
I would like to see a future rally race, like the Dakar or the one day Austrian Erzbergrodeo. I also like the idea of linked activities, like was mentioned about the mission to mars. The different categories of racers could be broken down into different weeks and support vehicles, repair, transport tools could have their own week. Also it would be fun to do crossovers with other weeklies, obviously Chow for the "pilots" or "drivers," Eow for the courses, and Cow for the dangerous fauna along the way.
Also, in NBA they sometimes have "throwback" games where players wear uniforms from past eras, it would be fun to do a "throwback" Idw in which we design something for an ancient application (like siege) using only the available materials of the era.
Parade Dress Spacesuit
Most military organization have these archaic uniforms, 17th century military apparell in gaudy colours and heavily hung with medals and orders. How could this be envisioned, in a world with an astronautic navy corps?
How could the parade uniforms of the Martian 214th Colonials look?
Monster-Hunter Gear-all the tools and accoutrement necessary to kill a variety of monsters
"They" are developing plugs that enable transport of electricity without wires trough air. I havent got a company name, just saw a short notice in a paper for engineers that my dad buys. Just imagine what could be developed with that technology...
A Monorail Racer in 50 years time. As the cities grow bigger and denser, the use of cars in urban areas has become next to impossible, especially since even the most dilapitated of buildings have reached heights that rival the skyscrapers of today. A dangerous sport has emerged from the public transport system, whose passengers speed along the spiderweb of tracks that layer and entangle the city. With daring and reckless disregard for their lives, the racer's machines shift through narrow alleyways, main tracks, and scrape against the ground level which rarely sees the daylight these years. And all for the rush of adrenalin and glory.
Watering can for carnivorous plants (blooooood )
The most amazing play place ever.
Telescopic Cauldron.
Lightning creator.
Water Canon.
Fondue fountain.
Incomprehensible 3D map.
Telephone for an underwater alien species with no hands.
Card shuffler.
A red button (red telephone etc).
Whale carrier. (for marine museums etc. when their animals are sick - plane train automoblie...either or)
So, I recently finished Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 (and that's the first time I've spelled Fahrenheit correctly on my first try!), and have, thus far, been unsatisfied with every artistic representation I've seen of the Mechanical Hound:
So, eight-legged robot programmed to hunt, based on a very sophisticated "nose", and subdue its prey with massive jolts of drugs from a 4-inch hypodermic needle.The mechanical Hound slept but did not sleep, lived but did not live in its gently humming, gently vibrating, softly illuminated kennel back in a dark corner of the fire house. The dim light of one in the morning, the moonlight from the open sky framed through the great window, touched here and there on the brass and copper and the steel of the faintly trembling beast. Light flickered on bits of ruby glass and on sensitive capillary hairs in the nylon-brushed nostrils of the creature that quivered gently, its eight legs spidered under it on rubber padded paws.
... It was like a great bee come home from some field, where the honey is full of poison wildness, of insanity and nightmare, its body crammed with that overrich nectar, and now it was sleeping the evil out of itself.
Nights when things got dull, which was every night, the men slid down the brass poles, and set the ticking combinations of the olfactory system of the hound and let loose rats in the fire house areaway. Three seconds later the game was done, the rat caught half across the areaway, gripped in gentle paws while a four-inch hollow steel needle plunged down from the proboscis of the hound to inject massive jolts of morphine or procaine.
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Sarcophagus/ casket - any period in time. Death has some fascinating symbolism.
Terraforming Module(s)
Ancient Mechanical Booby Trap [something indiana jones-esque, but where you can actually see the inner workings]
Steampunk Polaroid Camera
Anybody ever read Snowcrash by Neal Stephenson? A courier character named Y.T. uses a "Plank" as a mode of transportation. This is a hoverboard of sorts. I'd love to see a bunch of different takes on the hoverboard (I'm sure Marty McFly would as well).
ambition makes you look pretty ugly
Biological Air Bike, Slithering Troop Transport, Walking bus, Black Ops Weapon, Future Plate armor, and Rolling Cargo Transport?
How about an exosuit (military exosuit with weapons, industrial exosuit with all kind of mining and drilling equipment, scientific exosuit with computers and tools, ...)
Or how about a high-level prison facility on the most uninhabitable locations. And you can see the many different sections of it (on an asteroid, on an island, a vulcanic environment, underwater, ...) Just to make sure than chances of survival after escape are minimal.
Zombies are walking the earth, killing and infecting many, and governments are shattered. People have to survive on their own. People are starting nomadic living styles and fight-off any zombies they encounter. They call themselves the Resistance.
And the Resistance uses huge trucks. These trucks are massive rigs converted into mobile houses, farms, weaponsplatforms, and many more.
Some of them are equipped with cranes, others with storage silos and cages for livestock, and some have been outfitted with lookout towers, gunturrets and entire sections cut off and transformed into bunkers.
My idea is, make a convoy of these trucks with at least one truck for the following functions
- Food truck: has cages for livestock, some silos, and maybe some greenhouses on them
- Housing truck: this one is clear
- weapon truck: put some guns, a lookout tower, searchlights, etc
- Communications truck: radar dishes, antennas, computers, etc
- And finally the construction truck: has machines on it to repair other trucks as well as other equipment to built things which are needed for the convoy.
a anti-gun. it repairs stuff
Everyone has seen alien vs predator. And I think I can speak for everyone that the predator had very awesome weaponry. I suggest we give him a new arsenal of weaponry.
But this time, it will be more advanced then before. Give him small attack and defence drones, a backpack with devices, mines, guns, knives and many more.
Make sure he has the upperhand in the fight against the aliens
Noah's Arc
(complete with exact biblical measurements)
Draw a mobile offshore platform (MOP).
MOP's are huge "mechanical floating islands" which act as mobile military bases for the military. They have anything a mobile military force needs. Airfields, docks, shipyards, manufactories, etc
Anyway here is a sample: http://www.defesabr.com/Tecno/Battle_Island.jpg
uber box of awesomeness
-F-Zero hovercraft (I don't know if this would qualify as industrial design, but worth a shot.)
-Homing laser cannon
-Battering Ram
-Two-in-one heavy weapon
-Advanced catapult/trebuchet
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Id like to know also...
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Band of tech-savy, weapon-toting social misfits (and their gadgets)
Extreme all-terrain racing vehicle. (Extreme motor rally)
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In addition to painting my nails and eating bon bons all day (lol), I happen to LOVE easy "lazy" meals. After I do homeschool with the girls in the afternoon, I often test and experiment with 2-3 recipes, so by the time dinner rolls around I'm out of steam and don't want to cook anything else. Which is exactly why I love this Lazy Mom's Creamy Tomato Basil Soup. It's made out of ingredients that I always have on hand, so I don't have to plan ahead, and it hardly takes any time to make. To keep it a simple "lazy" meal, I normally throw together a quick salad to go along with our soup. Who doesn't like a good soup and salad? 😉
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- 2 tablespoons ghee, olive oil, or coconut oil
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 4-5 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 1/2 teaspoons dried basil
- 28 ounces canned crushed tomatoes with basil
- 5 cups vegetable broth or chicken broth for non-vegan
- 1-2 tablespoons palm sugar
- 1/3 cup full fat canned coconut milk
- sea salt & fresh ground black pepper
- In a Dutch oven, warm the oil over medium heat.
- Add the onions and cook until soft, about 3-4 minutes.
- Add the garlic and dried basil and cook for another minute.
- Stir in the crushed tomatoes with basil, vegetable or chicken broth, and palm sugar. Bring to a boil over high heat.
- Reduce heat to medium and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Remove from heat and use an immersion blender to puree the soup until smooth.
- Stir in canned coconut milk and season to taste with sea salt and fresh ground black pepper.
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By Johnny JacksonThe Unity Step Team of Jonesboro High School hosted its "Sing to Live High School Tour: Bringing Unity to the Community" Concert Saturday in the Jonesboro High School gymnasium. The school's assistant principal Patricia Hill accepted a plaque on behalf of the city of Jonesboro. The plaque was given in memory of children who passed away in Clayton County last year. "I was really concerned about the crime and vandalism and how it reflected on our youth," said Kim Mitchell, step team coach and principle coordinator of the event. She said there needed to be more attention paid to the youth. "We've brought in guys who they said would never finish high school; they're getting A's and B's now. And every girl on this team has overcome something. Krystal is one of many," she said, referring to Krystal Williams, a teenage girl who died last spring as a result of violence among youth in Clayton County. Mitchell directed to Vernan Tinsley, who helped produce the event. He runs Tinsley Arts and Entertainment, a multimedia production company, with his wife Teresa Tinsley. "We're trying to target youth that are troubled with things happening now," he said. He proposed bringing the community together with local entertainers and teen idols who were there for the concert. Shakera Duffy and Symone Sullivan said as much. They are members of the Unity Step Team. The 16- and 15-year-old, respectively, joined the team last year as first-time steppers. "I wanted to be involved in something," said Sullivan, a sophomore at Jonesboro High School. "For me, it was step team or nothing; I'm not athletic at all," Duffy said. She is a Junior at Jonesboro High School this year. Both are involved with academic clubs and plan to go to college when they graduate high school. Currently, Sullivan wants to major in communications and minor dance. Duffy has not decided yet what she will major in or where she will attend college. She suspects she will do something related to math, though. The two are glad to practice and bond after school every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 3:45 until 6 p.m. "They work very hard," Hill said, affirming that the step team is an official team sport at the school. "I think it's been very encouraging. I think this is something our kids need - to get our students involved in other activities," she said. "This is a community event-one of the first that we've had here to try to promote good will in the community." Sullivan and Duffy share a concern about the community; they say they worry sometimes about their safety. "Everything's so dangerous," Sullivan said. "It affects us, because, where can you go? Kids should be able to live, you know." Duffy said, adding-"we don't have a lot of respect from our peers." The step team, she said, isn't considered an official school club or team by some at the school and in the community. Thus, they said the concert serves many purposes, legitimately memorializing death while celebrating life. "This is something the youth can enjoy," Sullivan said. "It's to show the community and school we want their respect. When we started the step team, we weren't organized. And (Mitchell) said, 'you know what, it's not going to happen like that.'" A while ago, then, Mitchell attended a step team rehearsal in support of her daughter Ebony Grayson, a 17-year-old senior member of the step team. Duffy said Mitchell got to know the 16-member team and quickly earned their respect. Saturday, business members and organizations in the community joined Mitchell and her step team in an effort to fight against risky behavior by uplifting constructive involvement. One of the organizations includes the newly formed Krystal Williams Foundation. Patricia and Howard Holden attended the concert representing the new foundation. They are grandparents to the deceased teen, who are working on a foundation to raise money to one day open a youth center in Clayton County. "We decided to create a foundation to get enough money together to open up a youth center," said Patricia Holden. "I hope we keep having activities for the youth to give them an outlet. This is very nice; they need more events like this. And we're coming out pretty well." Howard Holden said his family got together after his granddaughter's passing to make a difference in the community. "It can make a difference for our youth who don't have anything to do positive," he said. According to Mitchell, the National Association of Investors and Mortgage Consultants made a difference by helping create scholarships for students and co-sponsoring the "Sing to Live" concert. "The purpose is to present kids with better options and help make our community a better place," Mitchell said. "It's a celebration of life."
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The Rising Apple Report: Ep. 104
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The Rising Apple Report turns 104 today as Sam Maxwell and Michael Lecolant bring you the latest AND BEST Mets talk on the internet!
The Mets bounced back after a terrible series in Pittsburgh to sweep the other Penn squad, pushing their record to 27-21. We'll break down the current Mets state, including the recent surge of Wilmer Flores. We'll also discuss the afternoon's trade of Kirk Nieuwenhuis to the Angels for cash considerations.
And we'll break down the players to wear #4 in Mets history, as well as the '04 squad. Yay.
So, make sure to join us at 7 pm ET for the latest edition of the Rising Apple Report!
Rising Apple Report - NLDS Game Five Special: One More Night in Hollywood
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Set your clocks back to Pacific Time folks. The NLDS between the Mets and Dodgers is knotted at two games apiece, sending everyone back to California for a decisive Game 5 at Chavez Ravine.
Rising Apple continues their coverage Wednesday evening at 9:00pm ET, with senior staff writer and host Michael Lecolant talking Mets baseball with featured guest Gary McDonald from MetsMusings.com.
The Mets' and Dodgers' intertwining New York histories, marvelous pitching performances, and hard play, have so far made for a fascinating four games.
Back when the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants eloped hand in hand to California, they left behind a lovechild whom the jilted citizens of New York City named the Metropolitans, or Mets for short. The histories of these three teams, therefore, will forever remain linked.
Generational differences first came to a head when the old establishment Los Angeles Dodgers took their expansion era junior to task during the 1988 National League championship series.
After 18 mostly trying seasons, the Mets finally exacted their revenge upon the Dodgers during the 2006 NLDS.
Last Friday, and for only the third time in their respective histories, the New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers revisited their unresolved post-season rivalry.
They say family feuds are usually the worst kinds, and Game 2 proved it.
The Mets are traveling back west for one more night in Hollywood.
The Rising Apple Report will discuss it all tonight at 9pm sharp. The number to call is 646-929-0337.
Let's Go Mets!
Ep. 120 The Rising Apple Report: 'Twas the night before Game One; NLDS Preview
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We have reached the eve of the New York Mets first playoff game in nine years.
Senior staff writer Michael Lecolant will host Friday evening's Rising Apple roundtable discussion, with site editor Danny Abriano, staff veteran Rich Sparago, and recent additions to the team Jack Irving and Devin Lintao, providing all the Mets analysis, opinion, and insight one could reasonably ask for.
Allowing us to share her omniscience in all thing Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers will be my friend and our featured guest, Emma Amaya from A Dodger Blue World at MLBlogs.
When the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants eloped hand in hand to California, they left behind a lovechild whom the jilted citizens of New York City named the Metropolitans, or Mets for short. The histories of these three teams, therefore, will forever remain intertwined.
Generational differences finally came to a head when the old establishment Los Angeles Dodgers took their expansion era junior to task during the 1988 National League championship series.
After 18 mostly trying seasons, the Mets finally exacted their revenge upon the Dodgers during the 2006 NLDS.
Friday evening, and for only the third time in their respective histories, the New York Mets will oppose the Los Angeles Dodgers in post-season play.
Family feuds are usually the worst kinds.
Welcome to the 2015 NLDS folks. And welcome to the 120th episode of the Rising Apple Report.
The show starts at 9:00pm (ET) sharp! Of course, you're welcome to participate. The number to call is 646-929-0337.
Ep. #119 Rising Apple Report: Calm Before The Storm; Next Stop, Los Angeles
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The Mets 2015 regular season ended on a high note thanks to Curtis Granderson.
The N.L. East champs did not, however, wrap up their final week of play in optimal fashion as fans would have preferred.
On the west coast, the Los Angeles Dodgers took care of business winning 5 of their final 6 games to secure home field advantage through the upcoming NLDS.
The Mets, meanwhile, lost 5 of their last 6 games, as well as their last four home series, posting a 4-8 record in their final 12 games at Citi Field.
The 2nd place Nationals also earned a measure of consolation over the Mets. In a brilliantly dominating performance, Max Scherzer no-hit them in the first game of Saturday's (make-up game) double-header. Washington then completed a sweep in the nightcap.
Some question Terry Collins' strategy and implementation down the stretch, while others point to Yoenis Cespedes' decreased production as potential explanations for the team's recent slide.
The crew at Rising Apple will attempt to make sense of it all.
The omniscient Rich Sparago will host this evening's 119th episode of the Rising Apple Report. He'll be joined by site editor Danny Abriano, senior staff writer Michael Lecolant, and the Converted Mets Fan Sam Maxwell.
Together, they'll review the season that was, and discuss their major concerns as the Mets head into the post-season.
The show starts at 9pm (EST) sharp. As always, you're welcome to call and participate. The number is 646-929-0337.
Ep #106 - Rising Apple Report: Night Flight; Here Come The Champs
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Welcome to the Night Flight from Phoenix...
The Mets are off today, flying home from Arizona where they gained a series split with the Diamondbacks.
On Tuesday, they begin a series against the defending world champions, San Francisco Giants.
For tonight's 106th episode of the Rising Apple Report, the Converted Met Fan Sam Maxwell and the Brooklyn Trolley Blogger Michael Lecolant will review the Arizona series that was, and preview the upcoming set against the incoming Giants.
They'll additionally analyze the Mets' standing as they enter their 2nd trimester of the season, as well as take a look back at the 2006 season, and players who've worn #6 in Mets history.
As an extra added feature the boys will take a retrospective look at the 1915 New York Giants baseball club, and the Giants overall time spent in upper Manhattan.
Should be a lot if fun.
As always, you're more than welcome to join the conversation. The number to call is 646-929-0337. The show kicks off at 8:00pm ET sharp.
Epidode 91 - The Rising Apple Report: A Winter of Dissatisfaction?
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The Mets hot stove is failing to generate sufficient heat. That's the sentiment among a growing number of fans.
While the N.L. East has worked itself into a trading frenzy this winter, the Mets lone off-season acquisition remains outfielder Michael Cuddyer.
With a shortstop situation screaming for resolution, and a need for a lefty in the bullpen, Mets boosters are growing increasingly perturbed with the lack of front office activity.
Clearly then, ownership's financial straits continue to hamper team operations. Ticket prices are rumored to be going up this coming season, yet, there's been no uptick in payroll.
How is it possible then, Fred Wilpon was named to head Major League Baseball's finance committee?
Tonight, the 91st episode of the Rising Apple Report will try and make sense of it all. Rich Sparago will host what is sure to be a spirited roundtable discussion, and will be joined by fellow Rising Apple staff writers Michael Lecolant and Kevin Baez.
Joining the crew to share his insights will be special guest, John Coppinger, from MetstradamusBlog.com.
Tonight's opening pitch is at 9:00pm (EST) sharp.
Of course, we'd love to have you call in as well. Please do, at 646-929-0337.
Rising Apple Report, World Series Special - The Mets Play Baseball Tonight
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I don't feel right now as if I'm living in reality, but sure enough, though it feels surreal to type, the Mets are playing in the 111th Fall Classic this very evening, and I can't be any more pumped, prouder and happier in this moment. Whatever comes next is up to the fates, but to echo what Terry Collins has been saying, take nothing for granted and soak it all up. That's what the New York Metropolitans will be doing, and that is what this fanbase will be doing as well.
The folks from Rising Apple will gather briefly on the fiber-optic airwaves to bask in the moment pre-game, while discussing all the things on our mind about the baseball the Mets are about to play.
Take a deep breath, take it all in, and get pumped for the Mets to play World Series baseball. We will convene here at 6pm ET.
Episode 94, The Rising Apple Report: Camp Bravado is open for business
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The caleder still says February, the temperature in the northeast is still below freezing, and for many the winter snow has been relentless. However, nothing advertises a changing of the season quite like Spring Training.
Port St. Lucie is finally open for business. All position players were due by Tuesday, and today marked the first day of full squad workouts.
Over the winter, the Mets contracted a strong case of confidence. Tonight's 94th episode of the Rising Apple Report will swing the gates open to Camp Bravado, and debate the merits of their words.
If the Mets indeed seem emboldened to you, perhaps the return of Matt Harvey is one reason why. On March 6th, he will tentatively take the mound and face live competition for the first time since 2013.
Also up for discussion are the potential crowding of the bullpen and a lack of another lefty, Lucas Duda's injury, the never ending quest to rectify shortstop, the 1994 regular season, and much more.
Rising Apple staff writer Rich Sparago will host this evening's discussion, and will be joined by fellow staff writer Michael Lecolant. As always, you are most welcome to call the show and join the conversation.
The number is 646-929-0337. The show starts at 9:00pm (EST) sharp.
Ep. 90 The Rising Apple Report - More on the QBC, and ruthless baseball analysis
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Tonight will mark the 90th episode of the Rising Apple Report. Senior staff writer Michael Lecolant will hos this evening,
Joining the show for a first time will be a recent, and welcome addition to the Rising Apple staff, Justin Weiss.
Returning to share anecdotes from their recent QBC experience will be Mets fan extraordinaire/photographer Sharon Chapman, and "A Gal For All Seasons" Taryn "the Coop" Cooper.
This evening, the Rising Apple Report will also feature ruthless baseball analysis from the best writer you've never heard of, author Paul Lebowitz.
Together, they'll continue discussing the recent Queens Baseball Convention, how recent transactions have shaken up the N.L. East, share some retrospective thoughts on the 1990 season, and stray anywhere else the conversation may lead.
Of course, you're always welcome to join. Give the show a call tonight at 646-929-0337. Rising Apple would be happy to hear from you.
Tonight's podcast starts at 9:00pm EST.
Ep #92 - The Rising Apple Report: 21 Days till Pitchers and Catchers
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Let the countdown begin!
Pitchers and catchers report to camp on February 19th, and the first full squad workout is scheduled for February 26th.
Until then, it's time to heave another log into the old Hot Stove.
Michael Lecolant will be hosting tonight's 92nd episode of the Rising Apple Report. Joining him from the RA staff will be the Converted Mets Fan, Sam Maxwell.
Their guests will include Stephen Keane from KranepoolSociety.com, and John Pielli, host of the Passed Ball Show at JohnPielli.com.
Sandy Alderson still has work to do. That will kick off the evening's discussion.
If his mind is truly focused on contending in 2015, he'd still be trying to resolve an unsatisfactory situation at shortstop, pursuing another established left-hander for the bullpen, and avoiding a logjam in the starting rotation.
They'll also discuss the appearance of six Mets on Keith Law's top 100 prospects list, and the interview that took place between Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports and Commissioner Robert Manfred regarding the Wilpons financial condition.
The show kicks off at 9:00pm (EST) sharp.
As always, your participation is most welcome. Please call the Rising Apple Report at 646-929-0337.
Rising Apple Report, Ep. 121 - 2015 New York Mets Recap, & a Look at What's Next
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The offseason is officially upon us, and it began much later than we Mets fans are used to. Before we look forward to 2016, The Rising Apple Report and some of it's most senior veteran writers will gather to discuss the good, the bad, and the eventual follies of the 2015 New York Mets season.
What were some of our favorite moments? Any player that stood out? With a season filled with so many memories, we look forward to discussing the best season in Citi Field history.
And we will also briefly discuss the players to wear 21 in New York Mets history.
So, make sure to join us at 9:30pm ET for the latest edition of the Rising Apple Report!
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|The natural history of bone bruise and bone remodelling in the traumatised hip: A prospective 2-year follow-up study of bone bruise changes and DEXA measurements in 13 patients with conservatively treated traumatic hip dislocations and/or fractures.
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|INTRODUCTION: The purpose of this study was to assess the natural history of bone bruise and bone mineral density (BMD) after traumatic hip dislocations and conservatively treated acetabular fractures. Our hypothesis was that poor bone quality can influence degree of bone bruise and, in time, cause degenerative changes. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Eight consecutive patients with traumatic hip dislocations and five patients with conservatively treated fractures in the femoral head and/or acetabulum were included. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was obtained after 1, 17, 42, 82 and 97 weeks. Dual-emission X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) measurements were made after 10 days and 2 years. Sizes of bone bruise lesions were measured and classified. At the 2-year follow-up, Harris hip score (HHS) was calculated and signs of radiological osteoarthritis (OA) registered. RESULTS: The bone bruise changes were small and all changes resolved within 42 weeks in all, except for three patients; one with a small Pipkin fracture had segmental avascular necrosis (AVN) of the femoral head, one had persisting1-3mm small spots of bone bruises in the femoral head and the third had <1cm lesions in both the femoral head and the acetabulum. The lesions were bigger in the femoral head in the hip dislocations and more pronounced in the acetabulum in the fractured acetabuli. We found no significant changes in BMD in four regions of interest (ROIs) after 2 years. No patients developed OA, and all had excellent HHS except for the one patient with AVN. CONCLUSION: The post-traumatic bone bruise changes in the dislocated hips and the fractured acetabuli were small and transient compared to findings of other authors examining traumatised knees. The patients had excellent function and no OA after 2 years if they did not develop AVN. In our small sample of relatively young patients with normal age-adjusted BMD, no post-traumatic osteopenia was observed. This might differ in the elderly with poorer bone quality; further studies are needed to assess that.
|Annette K B Wikerøy; John Clarke-Jenssen; Stein A Ovre; Lars Nordsletten; Jan Erik Madsen; Johan C Hellund; Olav Røise
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Boutique Law Firms, Small Law Firms, Trials
Alexandra Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi: The End
The parties have written the final chapter is this long-running saga.
* New developments in everyone's favorite soap opera of a case: Faruqi & Faruqi LLP is cross-appealing the $140,000 judgment in favor of former associate Alexandra Marchuk. [Law360]
* Whoa. There's one SEC Commissioner actually doing her job! So retro. Stay strong, Commissioner Stein. [Guile Is Good]
* Congress is working on a bill to prevent companies from foisting non-compete clauses on employees making less than $31,200/year. But, but, then someone else might learn the important trade secret of the Colonel's 11 secret herbs and spices! [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* Senior and junior lawyers speak a different language. This article comes to us from the U.K., but the sentiment is universal, even if the phrase "bugger off" isn't. [Legal Cheek]
* Prosecutor called Asian Americans "greedy foreigners." That goes over about as well as you'd expect. [Angry Asian Man]
* David spoke with the Legal Talk Network about "the importance of friendship and family and the psyche of young lawyers who often compromise personal relationships for career ambitions." If you guessed they were discussing Supreme Ambitions (affiliate link), then you're right. [Legal Talk Network]
* Where are LL.M.s valuable? [LLM-Guide]
* Lawyer sues EFF for calling his patent stupid. We here at Above the Law would like to reiterate that this patent is brilliant and probably the most Earth-shattering invention since the light bulb. [Corporate Counsel]
* Maybe legalizing drugs doesn't solve all the violence. [Seattle Times]
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Alexandra Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi: What Did She Win In Attorneys' Fees?
A six-figure sum, but nothing close to her $1.4 million request.
* Smart women, foolish choices? Alexandra Marchuk might regret turning down a $425,001 offer of judgment from the defendants in Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi, in which she wound up getting a $140,000 verdict. [Law360 (sub. req.)]
* In other news from high-profile sexual harassment cases, the trial in Harvard Law grad Ellen Pao's lawsuit against venture capital behemoth Kleiner Perkins got underway yesterday. [USA Today]
* A guilty verdict and a life sentence in the "American Sniper" trial. [New York Times]
* Embattled politico Sheldon Silver has turned to the talented Steven Molo in seeking to get the criminal charges against him dismissed. [New York Post]
* J.J. Nelson v. Adidas: coming to a 1L Contracts casebook near you? [ESPN]
* Law schools dropping the LSAT: a trend in the making? [BloombergBusiness]
* The latest in Deidre Clark v. Allen & Overy: is plaintiff Deidre Dare ready for her
close-uppsychological exam? [New York Law Journal]
* Is the job outlook for law school graduates brightening? Some thoughts from Jim Leipold of NALP. [National Law Journal via ABA Journal]
* As he runs for Congress, what does Staten Island district attorney Daniel M. Donovan Jr. have to say about the Eric Garner case? [New York Times]
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Thanks to e-filing and the internet, salacious allegations spread quickly — whether they're true or not.
* Welcome back my friends, to the case that never ends: attorneys for Alexandra Marchuk lodged a request for $1.4 million in attorneys fees after her Pyrrhic victory in the Faruqi & Faruqi case. [Law360]
* In the wake of the Oscars, it's worth remembering that David Boies is a movie producer. Next up for his shop, Boies/Schiller Film Group, a movie starring Natalie Portman and Ewan McGregor. Because their last movies together were so frigging fantastic. [The Am Law Daily]
* Speaking of the Oscars, just how much will nominees be regretting that $160,000 swag bag come tax time? [TaxProf Blog]
* Former Port Authority Chairman David Samson is under scrutiny for enjoying some untoward perks. Like the United Airlines flight route direct from Newark to Samson's weekend home that was routinely bereft of passengers and ceased to exist days after Samson left the job. Something's clearly suspect if someone is willingly flying United. [North Jersey.com]
* We've previously discussed the benchslap potential for Howard Shipley over his unorthodox Supreme Court brief. Now his lawyers, including SCOTUS mainstay Paul Clement, have told the Court that it's basically all the client's fault. [Legal Times]
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How does Alexandra Marchuk feel about the jury verdict in her case, and what does she plan to do next?
Alexandra Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi: A Post-Trial Interview With The Defense
How should we view the jury's verdict and damages award in Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi?
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What did the jury decide in this high-profile and salacious case?
* There's nothing like boner talk in federal court: Juan Monteverde of Faruqi & Faruqi reaffirmed his claim that he was too drunk to
get it up"consummate the act" during the time Alexandra Marchuk alleged he forced sex upon her. [Law 360]
* "There's something deeply ironic about a judge seeking the right to ignore another judge's ruling while crying 'judicial activism.'" Justice Roy Moore of the Alabama Supreme Court wants judges to ignore a federal ruling on his state's unconstitutional ban on gay marriage. [Reuters]
* Just days after the legal news media found out that Dentons would be tying the knot with Dacheng, the deal has officially been sealed. Talk about a shotgun wedding! Best wishes go out to 大成 Dentons for a happy, international marriage. [Am Law Daily]
* Elite litigation boutique Susman Godfrey will be consolidating its Dallas and Houston offices into one mega-office in 2016 after the firm's lease in Dallas is up. Will all of the displaced attorneys remain with the firm? [Houston Business Journal]
* Can we talk… about wrongful death cases? A lawsuit has finally been filed against the outpatient endoscopy facility and physicians involved in the death of Joan Rivers, and details have been released as to the way the beloved comedian died. [CNN]
Quote of the Day, Rudeness, Trials
Alexandra Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi: A 'Shocking' Revelation
A federal judge professes ignorance of an infamous hand gesture.
Alexandra Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi: A Prickly Pear
How can you ward off an allegedly lecherous colleague? Here's one idea.
Jury Duty, Sexual Harassment, Small Law Firms, Trials
Alexandra Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi: 5 Observations From Inside The Courtroom
What are the latest developments in this high-profile and salacious case?
* From the "Why the hell didn't you settle this?" file: Now that Alexandra Marchuk's case against Faruqi & Faruqi and Juan Monteverde has gone to trial, it seems the firm is getting all sorts of publicity — mostly negative. [New York Post]
* Supreme Court justices are really just like us… they show up late to work, too. Because Justice Antonin Scalia was stuck in traffic this morning, Chief Justice John Roberts had to summarize two of Scalia's opinions from the bench. Oops! [NPR]
* Speaking of Justice Scalia, the Supreme jurist managed to sneak in a citation to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in his opinion in Whitfield v. United States to show the common usage of the word "accompany." [Volokh Conspiracy / Washington Post]
* Remember Dennis Doyle, the lawyer who lost his job and dropped $25K to see every single Knicks game this season? He said this of his tragic endeavor: "I can't shut it down. I'm in too deep. … I'll see it through—if it doesn't kill me first." [Bleacher Report]
* An Idaho prosecutor is having regrets over the fact that he chose to issue an arrest warrant for a 9-year-old boy on gum-stealing charges, calling it "a mistake under the circumstances." That kid must be the coolest on the playground. [ABA Journal]
* "Trying to suppress [the value of parody] with violence is a fool's errand." In the wake of the horror of the Charlie Hebdo shootings, it's worth recognizing that here in the U.S., we owe much to rappers who have capitalized on free speech. [LinkedIn]
Jury Duty, Sexual Harassment, Small Law Firms, Trials
Alexandra Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi: Time To Pick A Jury
The day of reckoning is here for a partner accused of egregious sexual harassment.
Boutique Law Firms, Defamation, Labor / Employment, Partner Issues, Plaintiffs Firms, Sex, Sex Scandals, Small Law Firms, Women's Issues
Alexandra Marchuk v. Faruqi & Faruqi: Bad News For The Defendants
What two blows have just been dealt to Juan Monteverde and Faruqi & Faruqi in this salacious litigation?
Boutique Law Firms, Labor / Employment, Lateral Moves, Litigators, Musical Chairs, Partner Issues, Plaintiffs Firms, Sex, Sex Scandals, Small Law Firms, Women's Issues
The Revolving Door Continues To Spin At Faruqi & Faruqi
Did Alexandra Marchuk's lawsuit against Faruqi & Faruqi help destabilize the entire firm?


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- May 5, 2011 at 4:30 pm #205498
Let's say I have a house with a mortgage that has yet to be payed off, but I have have to move. What happens? Do I sell it to a real estate company or what?
- May 10, 2011 at 12:25 am #269742
That situation is by far the majority of sales you see on the market.
You put your home on the market and sell it. When this happens, your lender gets paid first. If you have a 2nd on the house that lender gets paid next. Whatever is remaining is yours. If the price you can get for you house is less than the amount you owe on your mortgage then your lender will need to approve a short sale since they would be losing money.
- May 14, 2011 at 11:12 am #275722
you need to put it on the market to sell and pay off your mortgage. then if you have equity and or money left over from the difference between the sale price and what is left on the mortgage you can use that money to put down for another home or save it for the future.
- June 7, 2011 at 6:24 am #431679
They will take the lowest middle score. Your scores don't look good enough to qualify for a mortgage. You need at least 620 for an FHA and 720 with a 20% down for a conventional.
Also, there are three versions of your credit report/score. The consumer version that you get, a version weighed for car loans, and a version weighed for mortgages. The mortgage version tends to be lower than the consumer one.
Keep in mind that mortgage companies will require you resolve any derogatory items on your credit report. You may want to negotiate settlements for as little as you can. Depending on how old the debt, you can settle for 25% to 50% in a lump sum payment. Get any settlement agreement in writing and don't give collectors direct access to your bank account.
You may have to hold off another year or two to improve your scores and build more downpayment.
- June 7, 2011 at 6:58 am #431680
If they take that 603, you won't qualify
They will have you get that score to at least 620 before they would take a risk
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You can use this credit monitoring service to pre-estimate future scores for different scenarios of such payments – credit-report-score.10001mb.com
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Reebok FitList Spotify app: Create the ultimate running playlist in five clicks
We all know training to music can be really powerful stuff, and now Reebok and Spotify have just announced a new Spotify app that is going to make your training sessions a whole lot easier.
The British sports brand in partnership with Spotify has launched FitList, a new app which creates playlists based on the activity you are doing, the intensity you want to train at, and the length of time you are planning to train.
No more spending ages deciding what to listen to - the app does it for you and boosts your workout by matching songs and artists based on your music tastes/likes and the workout you are going to do. Nice.
Once the app has created the playlist on the desktop you can export it to the Spotify app before selecting to make it available offline for your training run regardless of what platform you use, be it Android or iPhone.
The secret here is that FitList takes into account what music you like and matches other artists and music that suit your tastes, and then marries it to your selected workout type by taking into account BPM and energy levels required, providing you with the perfect playlist for your workout.
"No two workouts are the same, and now no two playlists will be the same," Reebok explains to Pocket-lint.
The app lets you select activities from Running, Walking, Training, Dancing, and Yoga and will create a playlist from 5 minutes to 60 minutes.
Users will be able to share their FitLists, as well as subscribe to FitLists created by others, including professional sportsmen and women such as Eli Manning and Tara Stiles.
The service is powered by a company called The Echonest. It describes itself as having a "music intelligence platform [which] synthesises billions of data points and transforms it into musical understanding". Customers include Vevo, Nokia, Spotify, and others.
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This is a great camera. Almost all-in-one camera that you can use for all shooting environment. However, there is no lens filter thread in this camera. I made one for myself: I use some epoxy glue to bond a stepping ring, 58 to 62mm size, inside the Canon Lens Hood (It comes with the camera). It is so perfect that I can made more creative photos by using different 62 mm lens filters. If anyone is interested in doing this modification, Handle the epoxy carefully. DO NOT RUIN THE LENS HOOD.
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FriendsWithYou: "Cloudy"Juxtapoz // Wednesday, July 25, 2012
We saw this last week, and forgot to mention it here on the site! Miami-based artists, Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III, aka FriendsWithYou, just created this short animatio, Cloudy, featuring their signature style and minimal character design with a playful, soulful piece. Or as FWY say, "a sweet, visual soundscape that takes the viewer through a personal journey into the sky. Sing, dance and relax as you follow a cast of clouds and raindrops through an entrancing adventure you'll wish to take over and over again."
Exos by Steve ScottIllustration // Wednesday, July 18, 2012
'Exos' is a short video from animation director and illustrator Steve Scott, a highly talented creative based in London. 'This is was an animation I directed and designed as part of the Psst! Pass It On festival.' Steve states. With animation assistance from Geoff McDowall, Simon Goodchild and James Littlemore and music and audio by Philip Sheppard and Aaron Cupples. The video in it's entirety can be seen online...
Comic Con 2012: A Look at Tim Burton's "Frankenweenie"Juxtapoz // Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Tim Burton brought his latest addition to his hallowed filmography to Comic-Con this year. Frankenweenie is the loving tale of a boy and his dog.Of course, this is a reanimated Frankenstein patchwork dog, but a dog non the less. Shot in stop motion (and all in black and white), Frankenweenie started out as a short film created by Burton in 1984, but for Comic Con, he brought the original puppets, set pieces, and props from the film to a mini exhibit available for the public to see.
Comic Con 2012: Sights & SoundsJuxtapoz // Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Needless to say, Comic-Con brings out a unique group of people. People who leave their homes dressed in painstakingly created costumes without fear of embarrassment, people who covet and swoon the latest toy releases well beyond their childhood years, and those who wish to talk about subject matter usually restricted to Internet message boards (and maybe your mother's basement). But, we love it.
July 2012 Cover Story, Black Dynamite, Premieres Tonight!Juxtapoz // Sunday, July 15, 2012
As you know, we collaborated with Adult Swim for our very speical July 2012 issue, featuring interviews, stories, and exclusive art from some of the best programming on television. Tonight, the cover story, Black Dynamite, makes its world premiere at 11:30PM, July 15. Go watch it!!!
Super Mario 3D Chalk Art and VideoJuxtapoz // Sunday, July 01, 2012
This Sunday morning, we were trying to find something fun to show you, and we came across this little Super Mario character painted on a floor with 3D effect, and a video tutorial on how it was made and how you can do this in your mom's basement. Go for it.
Moonrise Kingdom's CompanionIllustration // Sunday, June 24, 2012
A companion piece to Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, featuring animated snippets from each of Suzy's favourite books. Directed by Wes Anderson himself, and produced/animated by One Hand Clapping, who worked on Fantastic Mr. Fox. In Wes Anderson's indie mega-hit "Moonrise Kingdom," 12-year-old Suzy packs an unusual set of items for her runaway adventure with her pen-pal boyfriend...
Ori Toor's HypnoticsIllustration // Thursday, June 21, 2012
Hypnotizing and alluring- the digitally illustrated animation loops or Ori Toor will suck you in. With his stimulating repetitive movements in color and form, these short teases for an upcoming project of Toor's might be the most tantalizing thing my eyeballs have seen all week. Love.
"There's A Dead Crow Outside" by Morgan MillerIllustration // Wednesday, June 20, 2012
The crow is dead, a short illustrated animation by Morgan Miller- on the topics of karma and fate? Or perhaps just the natural cycle of existence? Or maybe its just a witty, humorous little cartoon. Miller has screened at the Animation Block Party, Rural Route Film Festival, American Museum of the Moving Image, The Iron Mule Film Festival in NYC and the Atlanta Underground Film Festival to name a few...
Lluis Fuzzhound's "Marooned on Watango Island"Illustration // Friday, June 15, 2012
Fresh from the mind of Australian painter, illustrator and animator Lluis Fuzzhound comes a new animated short called "Marooned on Watango Island." Fuzzhound grew up eating Cocoa Pops and watching cartoons everyday afterschool and it shows. His short is a wonderful throwback to the old Cartoon Modern style, complete with jazz, tiki and good old-fashioned desert island hijinks.


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We're doing some Parkour practice between official sessions every second Tuesday!
Got some moves you want to try or need a bit more time to really nail that wall climb - come along and we'll all give it a go and see if we can help each other out.
These sessions are all about collaboration and conditioning, working out and working together.
What is Parkour?
Parkour is a physical discipline based around being strong and skilled enough to move freely in an environment with the goal of getting from point A to point B as quickly and efficiently as possible. It aims to train not only the physical body but also the spirit and the mind to overcome any obstacles and seek constant self-progression.
It was developed in France in the 1990s by a young group of friends who inherited a method of exercise formed around World War I. This methodology viewed exercise as a means to develop functionally strong and moralistic human beings, which were viewed as lacking in modern society. This philosophy of exercise guided their child-like games of exploring their surroundings and pushing their personal limits to the edge, until they developed into the physical art now known as parkour. Today, parkour is practised around the world and spectacularly showcased in many movies and video games.
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IDM Music licensed 5 songs in hollywood movie "Silver linings playbook"
While just few more hours are ahead until the official USA & UK release of the "Silver Linings Playbook" movie (21st of November), it has already won six awards on prestigious film festivals as well as the hearts of all the lucky festival visitors that keep it on a very high poll of 8.2 on IMDb site at the moment and 90% on Rotten Tomatos.
"Silver Linings Playbook" is directed and written by David O. Russell, who has often been the subject of controversy, while receiving at the same time a lot of critical acclaim, especially for his previous film "Three Kings".
Why are we mentioning all this? Because we're more than thrilled to have been participating in the film soundtrack with 5 songs, among which 3 are Bixio Music titles. The songs "Amore a forza"(Piero Piccioni), "Devil Tango" (Evan Lurie) & "Cesaroni's Tango" (Andrea Guerra) match this fantastic and, according to critics, "irresistibly eccentric" romantic comedy/drama. It stars great actors such as Bradley Cooper (best known as the guy from Hangover and People's Sexiest Man Alive, as he meets every comic and dramatic challenge), young but very talented Jennifer Lawrence (The Hunger Games), Bollywood veteran Anupam Kher and one of the best actors in the world, Robert De Niro. The movie raises the bar on romantic comedy; definitely a must-see of the year!
PLAYONE open the studio in las vegas
The Croatian music production team PlayOne (Darko Juranović D'Knock & DJ Fresh Jay) in cooperation with Zvonimir Dusper (Rei Noel) are continuing a chain of their success on the international music stage. The latest news and the plan that Fresh Jay and D'Knock have been "cooking" for a long time is the opening of the studio in Las Vegas, the throne of the world's showbiz. Slowly, but surely, on the Fresh Jay's initiative, they have bought a space for the studio in the very center of the city. The goal of their label Liveinthemix music (www.liveinthemix.com) is working not only for the American artists, but also opening the market to Croatian talented singers, musicians and DJ-s.
DJ Fresh Jay has already moved to Nevada to work on preparing the studio, while D'Knock will come there occasionally, depending on the projects and work of the company.
Congratulations to the artists and writers subpublished by IDM Music, who won the MTV EMA 2012 awards at the last night's ceremony that took place in Frankfurt:Biggest Fans & Best New: One Direction (Kobalt/Imagem)
Best Female, Best Live & Best Look: Taylor Swift (EMI MP)
Best Male, Best World Stage & Best Pop: Justin Bieber (EMI/Kobalt)
Best hip-hop: Nicki Minaj (EMI MP)
Best electronic: David Guetta (Shapiro & Bernstein)
Best Alternative: Lana Del Rey (EMI MP)
Best Rock: Linkin Park (Imagem)
The New Zealand film "Love Story" directed by Florian Habicht had a British premiere and 4 screenings at the 56th annual BFI London Film Festival that officially started 5 days ago.
This charming and eccentric romantic comedy was released almost a year ago in New Zealand, but had not been known in Europe before this summer.
IDM Music licensed 11 songs from the Bixio catalogue for the film "Love story", including the song Nina Nana by legendary Nino Rota, used for the official trailer of the film.
Check out the trailer of the film "Love Story" HERE.
8th 'RUNJIĆEVE VEČERI' this sunday in split
The annual ceremony "Runjićeve večeri" dedicated to one of the biggest contemporary composers of Croatian music, Zdenko Runjić, will be held on Sunday, Oct. 7, at 8.30 pm in the Croatian national theatre in Split. This year's performers who will give a special touch to Zdenko's songs will be: Nina Badrić, Marko Tolja, Oliver Dragojević, Ivana Kindl, Serbian actor Sergej Trifunović, Meri Cetinić and many others.


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Marathon Petroleum Corp Stock Hold Recommendation Reiterated (MPC)
TheStreet) -- Marathon Petroleum (NYSE: MPC) has been reiterated by TheStreet Ratings as a hold with a ratings score of C. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, solid stock price performance and attractive valuation levels. However, as a counter to these strengths, we find that the company's profit margins have been poor overall.Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our model. NEW YORK (
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- The revenue growth came in higher than the industry average of 10.6%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 15.8%. Growth in the company's revenue appears to have helped boost the earnings per share.
- Powered by its strong earnings growth of 27.64% and other important driving factors, this stock has surged by 128.37% over the past year, outperforming the rise in the S&P 500 Index during the same period. Regarding the stock's future course, our hold rating indicates that we do not recommend additional investment in this stock despite its gains in the past year.
- MPC's debt-to-equity ratio is very low at 0.28 and is currently below that of the industry average, implying that there has been very successful management of debt levels. Although the company had a strong debt-to-equity ratio, its quick ratio of 0.96 is somewhat weak and could be cause for future problems.
- MARATHON PETROLEUM CORP has improved earnings per share by 27.6% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past year. However, we anticipate underperformance relative to this pattern in the coming year. During the past fiscal year, MARATHON PETROLEUM CORP increased its bottom line by earning $9.91 versus $5.19 in the prior year. For the next year, the market is expecting a contraction of 0.6% in earnings ($9.85 versus $9.91).
- The gross profit margin for MARATHON PETROLEUM CORP is currently extremely low, coming in at 7.70%. Regardless of MPC's low profit margin, it has managed to increase from the same period last year. Despite the mixed results of the gross profit margin, the net profit margin of 3.31% trails the industry average.
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"In reality, it would be none. I'd just get humiliated on a national level. It'd just be the worst, but I've always wanted to be a basketball player. Always. I think that basketball is such a great sport, and I'd love to be on one of those dream teams with the best American ballers and just be one of the guys. They'd be like, 'Derrick Rose. Kevin Durant. Jake Johnson.'" -- Jake Johnson
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|William Edgar Borah; Grover L Broadfoot; Edward J Dempsey; F Ryan Duffy; Daniel H Grady; Jim Dan Hill; Merlin Hull; Ralph M Immell; Warren P Knowles; Philip Fox La Follette; Oscar Rennebohm; Alexander Wiley; Davison family.
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Correspondence of Ferris White, 1933-1940, concerns his law partnership with his son, chairmanship of the Board of Bar Examiners, participation in the League of Wisconsin Municipalities, service as city attorney of River Falls, and land and stock investments in Canada, Iowa, Texas, and Montana. Many letters and related papers concern his work, 1933-1935, as county attorney for both Pierce and St. Croix counties for the Home Owners' Loan Corporation, an agency to assist home owners enmeshed in debt during the depression. Occasional letters also relate to Ferris White's interest in Democratic politics and state political issues. Among his correspondents were Grover Broadfoot, Edward J. Dempsey, F. Ryan Duffy, and Daniel H. Grady.
Records of Kenneth White include files from his law partnership with John W. Davison, 1941-1946, as well as personal papers of Davison; military correspondence of Kenneth White from his service in World War I and World War II and his membership in the 32nd Division of the Wisconsin National Guard; and political correspondence of Republican White concerning his support for William E. Borah in 1936, his concerns as a legislator (1937-1941) with measures to improve the state college system and support the National Guard. Among White's frequent correspondents were Jim Dan Hill, Merlin Hull, Ralph Immell, Warren P. Knowles, Philip F. La Follette, Oscar Rennebohm, and Alexander Wiley. A few family papers also are in the collection.
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- Borah, William Edgar, -- 1865-1940.
- Broadfoot, Grover L., -- 1892-1962.
- Dempsey, Edward J., -- 1878-1956.
- Duffy, F. Ryan, -- 1888-1979.
- Grady, Daniel H., -- 1872-1954.
- Hill, Jim Dan, -- 1897-
- Hull, Merlin, -- 1870-1953.
- Immell, Ralph M.
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- La Follette, Philip Fox, -- 1897-1965.
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- Wisconsin. -- National Guard.
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Posted on: March 11, 2010 4:53 pm
Alabama Knocks Out the Gamecocks
South Carolina dominated 30 minutes of its SEC Tournament tilt against Alabama and seemed ready to try and take out Kentucky for the second time this season. But thats why they play a full 40 minutes, as Alabama dominated the last ten minutes of basketball and turned an 18 point second-half deficit into a 68-63 victory in Nashville. The Tide were led by Mikhail Torrance with 17 points and Justin Knox who finished with 16 in the victory.
Until the last ten minutes, the Tide looked listless, playing without energy and very little effort. But in the end, they were able to capitalize on late Gamecock turnovers and take the victory. The arena became a bit of a road crowd for South Carolina late, as Kentucky fans who traditionally swarm the Conference Tournament began rooting for the Tide so as to avoid another game against the Devan Downey-led team. Tony Mitchell made a late layup with two minutes to go in the game that finally gave Alabama the lead 60-59, and they never looked back, pulling the small upset.
For Alabama, the win was validation to Anthony Grant's plan of preaching patience to a somewhat restless fanbase in his first season. They now face Kentucky, with a chance to pull a program-building upset. And win or lose, Anthony Grant will look smooth. If dry cleaner used him to advertise their ability to starch shirts, I cant imagine it wouldnt be successful. Find me a better looking starched shirt, and I will let you blog on the SWAC final.
Category: NCAAB
Posted on: March 6, 2010 4:46 pm
Today We Are All Chanticleers
As I sit and enjoy the Big South Championship game that looks like it is being played in a local YMCA, some thoughts:
--- West Virginia took a big one at Villanova in a game that gave Gus Johnson the practice he needed to go crazy in two weeks during his NCAA coverage. For Villanova, the seeding keeps getting worse and any dream they had of a #1 seed is now over.
--- South Carolina won at Vanderbilt, proving that (a) Devan Downey isnt human and (b) the SEC is really down outside of Kentucky. Vandy is the consensus second best team in the league, and if that is your role, you cant lose to a non-NCAA Tournament team at home on Senior Day. That is just the rule.
--- Idaho suspended their second leading scorer for comments he made about the coach on Twitter. The kid later went back on Twitter and wondered what all the fuss was about but when you claim that no team can win with your current coach at the helm...well you gotta think some kind of punishment is on your way.
--- ESPN has a redheaded announcer who looks like the guy from "The Incredibles." If he werent calling the Big South Championship, this would be a major national story.
Back to the games...if you arent watching whatever is on CBS (which I am sure is wonderful), turn it over to ESPN2 for the three Championship games going on today and tonight. And no matter what is going on in your life, take solace in one thing. Ben Roethlisberger is not in your town.
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Rep. Murphy to the rescue, helps get tattered flag replaced in Kirwan Heights
On a recent trip to Collier Township, U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy (R-18) noticed the American flag flying outside the Kirwan Heights Volunteer Fire Department looked tattered.
He decided to bring a new one last week as a replacement.
Murphy briefly stopped by the department April 4 to deliver a new 4-by-6 American flag for the pole on the Washington Pike side of the station. Murphy and members of the fire department then participated in a flag-raising ceremony.
"Thank you for all you do," Murphy said.
Fire Chief Joe Wissel Jr. said the previous flag became tattered over a long winter.
"Hopefully the new flag brings warm weather," he said.
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Offered here SIGNED by the Artist and in AS NEW condition is Rick Nahmias' "The Migrant Project," published in 2008 by University of New Mexico Press. T This is a SIGNED softcover volume with 40 duotones, 16 halftones, and one map in its 160 pages and 11-by-9-inch trim. This book is a moving and gripping document of personal lives caught up in the agribusiness machine. Through its revealing photographs and illuminating text, "The Migrant Project" brings home the reality and plight of the migrant workers who toil for America's bounty. Originally a touring exhibition, the book features a foreword by United Farm Worker founder Dolores Huerta, essays by other activists, and numerous first-person accounts of the workers themselves. Nahmias is a photographer, writer, and filmmaker known for his work with marginalized communities. He also teaches workshops and tours as a speaker/lecturer. From the publisher: "Having traveled over four thousand miles to document California's migrant workforce, Nahmias's soulful images and incisive text go beyond one state's issues, illuminating the bigger story about the human cost of feeding America." « Show less
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