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Chris Brown's new album may be titled Exclusive, but the two-stepping singer is giving his fans plenty of chances to be in on the fun with him. Brown will head out on the Exclusive Holiday Tour, along with fellow teen heartthrob and co-headliner Bow Wow, beginning December 6.
The pair will make stops in New York, Houston, New Orleans and Miami, among other locales.
The run will support Brown's Exclusive album, which is due in stores Tuesday and features contributions from Will.I.Am, Lil Wayne and T-Pain, as well as production by Sean Garrett, Jazze Pha and the Runners.
Bow Wow told MTV News about the possible tour pairing a few weeks ago and revealed Omarion and Soulja Boy would be joining them on select dates. A representative from SB's label, Interscope, confirmed to MTV News that the "Crank That" rapper would in fact be a part of the tour.
Lil Mama, Shop Boyz and Sean Kingston will serve as openers on various dates, according to Brown's camp.
"It's gonna be crazy — we just giving people a new vibe," Bow Wow said of the tour. "I know it's something that the girls, the kids and everybody has been waiting on for so long."
In the meantime, Brown has plenty to keep his hands full until the kickoff in Cincinnati. The Virginia native is scheduled to appear at an in-store signing at Virgin Records in New York on Tuesday, and later that night, Brown will join invited guests and celebs at New York nightspot Tenjune for his album-release party.
Chris Brown tour dates, according to Jive Records:
· 12/6 – Cincinnati, OH @ US Bank Arena
· 12/7 – Rosemont, IL @ Allstate Arena
· 12/8 – Detroit, MI @ Joe Louis Arena
· 12/9 – Baltimore, MD @ 1st Mariner Arena
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A Principal's Primer for Raising Reading Achievement, led by Pati Montgomery, Ed.S., provides practical instruction on how a principal can lead a school to implement research-based, multi-tier reading instruction and achieve optimal results, especially with students with disabilities and students from economically, socially, or educationally disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Lower Expectations For Better Results - High Yield, High Return Dividend Portfolio
Looking back on a previous blog post about Great Expectations, and considering how the screening and portfolio have been 'acting' lately, I have decided to lower my expectations for the High Yield High Return Dividend Portfolio. Not by much, but just enough. Instead of looking for 10% yield with high returns, I will be looking just one step lower; 9% yield.
Here's another, earlier blog post that might help to explain a bit more.
It's not a big change, but I think it adds a bit more 'stability' to the portfolio.
I've already posted today's watch list using the 'old' 10% yield screens, and this was today's result;
If the 'new' 9% screens were used instead, this would be the result;
This change will be instituted for tomorrow's watch list.Tags: dividend stocks
SCMR And $10.00 Special Dividend
One of my blog readers asked;
Question: For a stock like $SCMR which announce a 10 special dividend on Oct 1. is it worth playing?
Since I was not familiar with this symbol because it's not a regular dividend paying stock, I had to do a little research.
This is my answer;
Thank you for commenting!
Whether you play it or not, you must weigh the risk versus the reward.
Currently, the stock is trading at $15.45 so that is your risk.
The reward is $10 for that risk.
But, there are other considerations; you need to be a holder of record on October 1st, which ordinarily means you must already own the stock 3 business days before, and that is normally on the ex-dividend date.
But, this is a 'special dividend', subject to special rules. The 'ex-dividend' date is actually the day after the dividend is "PAID". Confused? Yeah, me too.
The last time they did this, back on 12/1/10 they declared a $6.50 special dividend, the stock closed almost $6.50 lower than the previous day ($30.01 vs. $25.25), and then closed @ $27.27 on the pay date.
The very next day, the ex-dividend date of 12/23/10, the stock opened @ $20.50 and closed @ $20.82.
Now, consider that the stock had a 3-year high of $34.31 back on 10/15/10, and then went to those price points already described.
I don't know what the price action will be for this latest special dividend, but you should probably check out their website; http://www.sycamorenet.com/corporate/faq2012.asp and other sites as well.
I would recommend http://www.barchart.com/quotes/stocks/SCMR and http://www.dividend.com/dividend-stocks/uncategorized/other/scmr-sycamore-networks-inc/ for starters.
So, I can't really tell you if it's worth playing, but if you feel lucky sometimes you just gotta roll the dice. I probably won't take a big bite on this stock, but I might nibble at it a bit. (I just bought 25 shares on a roll of the dice!)
Thanks again, and good luck!
So, was this the right answer? Was it a good answer? I don't know. I took a nibble, though.
We'll see…Sep 22 4:33 AM | Link | 2 Comments
Ex-Dividend And Payment Dates, 10 Day Outlook
Today was the ex-dividend date for AGNC, and there were quite a few questions about it, most of them quite similar to this; "If I buy it now do I still get the dividend?"
Short answer: No.
Longer answer: The ex-dividend date is not the only important date for a dividend stock. It's almost as important as the day *BEFORE* the ex-dividend date. Then there's also the record date, the pay date, and of course, declare date.
Here's the way ex-dividend dates work; the ex-dividend date is the date that determines whether or not you get the dividend. But, and this is important, you need to own the stock the day *BEFORE* the ex-dividend date. Then, when the ex-dividend date rolls around the stock is said to trade "ex-dividend" which means except, or excluding, the dividend.
The record date is simply 2 days after the ex-dividend date, but it has to be 2 'business' days after.
The pay date is the date the dividend is actually paid.
Declare dates are significant because that's the day the company announces the next dividend, or series of dividends, along with the corresponding ex-dividend dates and pay dates, etc.
Looking ahead from today, there are a number of important events coming up;
Ex-dividend dates:
9/19 agnc
It's already too late to buy stock in AGNC IVR or TWO in hopes of capturing a dividend, but you can still position yourself for CYS AMTG ARI CMO FULL and PSEC.
This is, of course, germane to my high-yield, high-return dividend portfolio and there are other stocks that I did not include simply because they are not in my portfolio or on my watch list.
$BGCP said a dividend increase was possible. EVERYBODY seems to have missed the dividend declaration in the ER. No site has it. NONE. Feb 12, 2015
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Sylthotel Raffelhüschen Garni from104 €Book
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This is the largest resort on the island and the most popular North Sea spa and cure establishment in Germany. Apart from its thalassotherapy centre, it also boasts a boat-shaped (Sylter Welle) leisure park. The aim is to see and be seen, on the beach by day and in the bistros and nightclubs by night. Many sporting and cultural events will attract you, unless of course you prefer to stroll through the galleries, boutiques and casino. Everything is designed to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
Tourist attractions Westerland : Things to see and do
Insel Sylt
D - 25980 Westerland
To the north of the island, a floating island measuring 100m/3 300ft long and 30m/100ft high moves inexorably eastward. South of Kampen, a favourite resort for VIPs and artists, the red cliff towers over the sea. Geology enthusiasts will be more attr..
Hotels Westerland
Hotel Stadt Hamburg
Strandstr. 2 D - 25980 Westerland
Prix Prices from : 180 €
This family-run hotel is located in Westerland, on the North Sea island of Sylt. It features a gourmet restaurant and an Asian-style spa with indoor swimming pool, sauna and massages. Free WiFi access is available at the hotel. Built in 1869, Hotel ..
Hotel Clausen
Friedrichstraße 20 D - 25980 Westerland
Prix Prices from : 85 €
This family-run hotel is located in Westerland town centre, just 500 metres from the beach. Hotel Clausen offers free WiFi and classically furnished interiors. The non-smoking rooms at Hotel Clausen include a private bathroom with shower and hairdry..
Sylthotel Raffelhüschen Garni
Boysenstr. 8 D - 25980 Westerland
Just a 5-minute drive from the North Sea coast, this family-run hotel enjoys a central location in the seaside resort. It offers a spa area with 3 different saunas, garden and an on-site bakery. Bright and spacious rooms and suites with individual d..
Restaurants Westerland
Boy-Nielsen-Str. 5 D - 25980 Sylt-Tinnum
This cosy yet elegant little restaurant decorated in warm red tones with its personal and pleasantly relaxed service owes its success to two factors: its friendly, homely feel and Holger Bodendorf's two menus. These are 'Bodendorf's Favourites' and, ..
Bistro Stadt Hamburg
Strandstr. 2 D - 25980 Sylt-Westerland
The tried and tested menu favourites at this restaurant are largely traditional dishes including Pannfisch (leftover fish in a mustard sauce), corned beef lobscouse, and Sylt lamb bratwurst, although you might also try the braised veal shanks in vin ..
Bi Heef 1 D - 25980 Sylt-Munkmarsch
Chef at this restaurant since 1999, Alexandro Pape cooks with passion, confidence and moves with the times without being excessively 'creative'. In short, he knows his trade, as evidenced to great effect by the '99/13 ferry house', the 'My Roots Sard..
Söl'ring Hof
Am Sandwall 1 D - 25980 Sylt-Rantum
Seasonal, regional produce is essential in Johannes King's cooking. He selects the very best quality ingredients, marrying their natural flavours with fresh herbs and well-matched modern textures to create his light, well-judged cuisine. Oyster lover..
Gourmet Restaurant Stadt Hamburg
Strandstr. 2 D - 25980 Sylt-Westerland
This upmarket hotel restaurant is decorated with a suitably low-key nod to traditional British elegance. The antiques, fine materials and exquisitely laid tables at which the French cuisine is served complete the picture.
Maybachstr. 3a D - 25980 Sylt - Westerland
The only place on Sylt where you can get California-style sushi! The chef discovered his love of sushi early in his career, and now puts it to the test in this modern, minimalist-style restaurant designed in Japanese-style.


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The Church Tackle TX-22 Special Planer Board is reversible. It can easily be assembled to run either port (left) or starboard (right) and can be changed back in minutes. It is the most perfectly balanced side planer in the world! It sets upright in water with no forward motion for trolling at slow speeds. With the perfect weight distribution, it makes for easy retrieval. By far, the easiest to use planer board on the market today. The adjustable flex clip can be adjusted for different line diameters and works great with mono, super braids, and lead core.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Malcolm Smith, D-Queens, was charged Tuesday with trying to bribe Republican officials to win him to the GOP nomination for New York City mayor. Two days later, Assemblyman Eric Stevenson, D-Bronx, was arrested for allegedly accepting ...


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Weight: 345 pounds
Class Year: 1V
Hometown: Hattiesburg, MS
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Mississippi State will try to get its first win of the season against a battle tested UAB team. The Bulldogs ended their three game opening home stand last week with a loss to Tulane, but will travel to Birmingham to take on another Conference USA opponent this weekend.[details]
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MSU vs. UAB Press Conference — 9/19/2006, from BulldogBlitz.com
Monday Practice Report — 9/11/2006, from BulldogBlitz.com
Coach Grimes talks offensive line — 8/31/2006, from BulldogBlitz.com
Monday Practice Report — 8/21/2006, from BulldogBlitz.com
Croom praises offense — 8/10/2006, from BulldogBlitz.com
Thursday morning practice report — 8/10/2006, from BulldogBlitz.com
Wilson ready for the challenge — 7/6/2006, from BulldogBlitz.com
Mississippi schools reversing a trend? — 1/10/2006, from Rivals.com Football Recruiting
Melichar getting ready for next level — 12/13/2005, from BulldogBlitz.com
Monday morning teleconference notes — 10/31/2005, from BulldogBlitz.com
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Big Ugly Monday — 8/8/2005, from BulldogBlitz.com
Video: Calvin Wilson on the line — 1/20/2005, from Rivals.com
Wilson picks State, cancels visits — 1/18/2005, from BulldogBlitz.com
Was Addazio able to sway this 4-star lineman? — 1/17/2005, from GatorBait.net
Wilson to decide this week? — 1/16/2005, from BulldogBlitz.com
Wilson gears up for stretch run — 1/13/2005, from BulldogBlitz.com
Wilson and Orgeron meet face-to-face — 1/9/2005, from RebelGrove & OMSN
Miles makes good first impression with Wilson — 1/7/2005, from TigerBait.com
Wilson has final month all planned out — 12/20/2004, from BulldogBlitz.com
Orgeron gives Calvin Wilson a call — 12/20/2004, from RebelGrove & OMSN
Wilson reschedules official visit to Auburn — 12/12/2004, from AuburnSports.com
Wilson says LSU moved up his list — 12/5/2004, from TigerBait.com
LSU to host incredible recruiting weekend — 12/2/2004, from TigerBait.com
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Wilson gets Croom�s first visit — 11/29/2004, from BulldogBlitz.com
Wilson�s visit plans �all mixed up� — 11/17/2004, from BulldogBlitz.com
Wilson torn between seven schools — 11/3/2004, from RebelGrove & OMSN
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Burns sets one visit, plans two others — 10/21/2004, from MagnoliaPreps.com
4-star lineman to take in UF � Miss State game — 10/18/2004, from GatorBait.net
Four-star lineman sets three official visits — 10/14/2004, from AuburnSports.com
Mississippi's No. 5 player trims list — 9/13/2004, from Rivals100.com
Pine Belt well represented in top ten — 9/2/2004, from MagnoliaPreps.com
The year of the big man — 8/24/2004, from MagnoliaPreps.com
Magnolia Lineman mulling offers — 8/3/2004, from EagleTalk.net
King, Powe kings of latest state rankings — 7/29/2004, from Rivals100.com
Four-star lineman impressed with Auburn — 7/22/2004, from AuburnSports.com
Tigers are Wilson's Favorite — 7/9/2004, from TigerBait.com
WDAM TV names Super 7 Team — 7/6/2004, from EagleTalk.net
Four-star Miss. OL adds two more offers — 7/2/2004, from BulldogBlitz.com
Hattiesburg OL up to five offers — 5/26/2004, from BulldogBlitz.com
Baton Rouge NIKE Camp: Top Players By Position — 5/6/2004, from StudentSports.com
LSU Coaches On the Road — 5/6/2004, from TigerBait.com
Breaking down the Baton Rouge NIKE Camp — 5/3/2004, from Rivals100.com
Big Hattiesburg OL names early leaders — 4/12/2004, from MagnoliaPreps.com
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July 21, 2010 -- Many patients with a torn ACL -- the ligament that stabilizes the knee -- may avoid surgery by delaying the operation and first giving physical therapy a try. One of the most feared sports and work injuries is a torn anterior cruciate ligament or ACL. It's the tough piece of tissueRead Full Article
Patients Happy With Knee Replacement
March 12, 2010 -- As they reach their 60s and beyond, baby boomers are increasingly opting for surgery to replace their worn-out knees. More than half a million total knee replacement procedures are performed annually in the U.S., and this number is projected to climb to around 3 million per year ovRead Full Article
Tiger Woods' Knee Surgery: FAQ
April 16, 2008 -- Golfer Tiger Woods had arthroscopic knee surgery on his left knee yesterday to correct cartilage damage. The surgery was successful, and Woods is expected to return to competition in four to six weeks, according to Woods' web site. "I made the decision to deal with the pain and schRead Full Article
Is There a Gender Bias in Knee Replacement?
March 10, 2008 -- Men may be more likely than women to have a doctor advise them to get total knee replacement surgery -- even with the same knee problems. So say Canadian researchers who sent a man and a woman -- who had exactly the same extent of knee damage caused by osteoarthritis -- to 67 doctoRead Full Article
Golf Swing Is Rough on New Knees
March 6, 2008 -- Golfers who have had a knee replacement won't want to hear this: Have you considered taking up biking? Researchers have found that new knees take a beating when you swing a golf club, putting a great deal of pressure on the knees, especially the forward knee. In a small study, fourRead Full Article
Women's Knee-Injury Mystery Unsolved
May 10, 2007 -- It's still a mystery why women suffer more knee injuries than men do. And an elaborate new study fails to link ACL rupture to menstrual cycle. The ACL -- the anterior cruciate ligament -- helps keep the knee stable. When overloaded, the ACL ruptures. This is extremely painful, as spoRead Full Article
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April 27, 2007 -- The drug company Merck today announced that the FDA has rejected Merck's application to market Arcoxia, a new osteoarthritis drug. Arcoxia is similar to Vioxx, a drug removed from the U.S. market in 2004 because of an increased heart attack and stroke risk. The decision follows theRead Full Article
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We posted about Matt Bauer impressive new robot grippers a few days ago, and how Matt's robot could actually pick up a pencil. That was great, and we liked it a lot. But, what self respecting robot wants to become a pencil pusher? An accountant robot? No! Not for Matt's robot. He wanted adventure! He wanted excitement! He wanted to throw himself in harms way! He wanted to swing through the jungle like Tarzan of the Apes! So - that's exactly what he did. . .
Matt managed to add tremendous functionality to the Robonova-1
robot while staying with its overall look and feel. The new grippers
look like an integral part of the robot, not something that's been grafted on.
So, how does it perform?
See for yourself:
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Bauer Independents Matt's Website with lots of good Robonova-1 information
Robot Builder Profile Detailed profile on Matt and his Robonova-1 robot
Robonova-1 Video Mod Matt's Robonova-1 modification to add a video camera
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text: Concerns Grow over Workforce Retirements and Skills Gaps SHRM, AARP team up to help companies address talent management shortages By Theresa Minton-Eversole 4/9/2012 Permissions The writing's been on the wall for a number of years, but only now are people starting to read it: Corporate America must reinvest in its workforce and come up with creative ways to retain that massive amount of knowledge that will walk out the door as millions of Baby Boomers retire. A joint survey released April 9, 2012, by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and AARP shows that U.S. employers are ramping up training programs aimed at closing expected skills gaps left when Baby Boomers retire. In addition, companies are enhancing employee benefits that they hope will help with recruiting and retaining older workers, defined by the survey as workers 50 years old and older. But fast action is needed. Stepped-Up Corporate Response An analysis of 2010 U.S. Census data revealed that during the past decade the percentage of Americans age 55 and older who are in the labor force increased from 32.4 percent to 40.2 percent. According to the U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the labor force is projected to grow by 8 percent between 2008 and 2018 and will include nearly 12 million workers age 55 and older. The number of workers ages 16 to 54 is projected to grow by less than 700,000 during that same time. Data from the Pew Research Center revealed that 10,000 Baby Boomers will reach age 65 every day during the next two decades. The oldest of the country's estimated 77 million Baby Boomers began turning age 65—the traditional retirement age—in 2011. Despite this alarming data, the SHRM-AARP survey—conducted Feb. 13-March 12, 2012—found that many U.S. organizations are largely unprepared for the brain drain and skills void that talented, retiring older workers will leave. While 72 percent of the poll's 430 responding human resource professionals described the loss of talented older workers to be "a problem" or "a potential problem" for their organizations, roughly 71 percent said their company has not conducted a strategic workforce planning assessment to analyze the impact of workers age 50 and older who will leave their organizations. Sixty percent have not even identified their company's workforce needs over the next five years. "At AARP, we believe that business leaders need to better understand how important the unique talents and skills of their employees age 50-plus will be to their future success," said AARP CEO A. Barry Rand. HR managers said that the actions their organizations have taken to prepare for the loss of talented older workers who retire include: Increasing training and cross-training (45 percent). Developing succession planning (38 percent). Hiring retired employees as consultants or temporary workers (30 percent). Offering flexible work arrangements (27 percent). Offering part-time positions to attract older workers (24 percent). The survey asked HR professionals to identify the greatest "basic skills" and "applied skills" gaps between workers age 31 and younger and those age 50 and older. Among the basic skills identified, about half (51 percent) of HR managers said they find older workers to have stronger English language writing, grammar and spelling skills. As for applied skills, just over half (52 percent) of HR managers said older workers exhibit stronger professionalism and work ethic. 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1 cup Almonds, soaked and chopped
1 cup Pecans, soaked and chopped
½ cup Buckwheaties (soaked and dehydrated buckwheat)
½ cup Date paste (adjust to your taste)
1 cup Shredded coconut (aproximate)
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Combine nuts, buckwheaties, date paste, shredded coconut and raisins and mix well. Form into bars and place on a Teflex sheet. In a different bowl make the Carob Sauce with carob, coconut oil and the sweetener.. Just enough to cover the bars.. Pour the sauce over them and put on the dehydrator. Dehydrate until dry, for about 20 hours or so, flipping halfway through. To keep them crunchy, store them in a sealed container in the refrigerator.
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:( Sorry to see this. While Wagner has long been reviled as the destructor of the Big Red Machine which culminated in the inept team of 1982, he is not often given due credit for his work under Bob Howsam in helping to build the BRM in the first place. :thumbup:
My sore point with Wagner wasn't so much with his player moves as GM (and there were some godawful ones:thumbdown )... it was his firing of Sparky Anderson that made me swear to hate the guy. :angry: If memory serves me, the Reds were coming off of a 2nd place finish that year ('78 not '79 as the report said) and Wagner was insisting that Sparky get rid of one or more of his coaches (I'm thinking Larry Shepard the pitching coach may have been the primary target) and when Sparky refused, Wagner dropped the axe on Sparky. I remember being dumbfounded when it was announced.
I hope he rests in peace I think he took a lot of the blame but did not deserve it
Wagner is often incorrectly labelled as the man who "dismantled the BRM."
Free Agency, and the changing business of the game, dismantled the BRM.
Wagner does deserve blame for firing Anderson, as mentioned by TStuck, and deserves kudos for his work with Howsam to build the same team.
RIP, Dick Wagner.
Sorry to hear of his passing. Prayers to his family for peace.
With that said, he still made some pretty awful moves with the greatest team in baseball history.
R.I.P., and I wish his family well.
That said, he was a terrible GM. The firing of Sparky was unjustified. I still remember that Dave Bristol called Wagner 'Blade" long before Tom Hall acquired that nickname. Brsitol said he did so because Wagner had a knife to stick in your back.
His legacy will be known as the GM who fired Sparky Anderson.
Is it safe to say Tom Seaver was his best move?
Sad news. I feel for his family. :(
Reminds me (long story)... back when I was younger (1977-79?) I earned "straight-A" tickets from the REDS. They had a program with schools that gave you free tickets for a certain GPA. The whole family (Mom, Dad, sister and me) went to the game. It rained hard before the start and until about 10:00 pm... major delay. It was a weekday game and a school night for me (13 yrs. old) and my sister (8 yrs old).
They used to start at 7:35 back then and once the delay lasted until 10:00 pm (not a single pitch yet) my Dad said let's go. We walked to the car in the Riverfront parking garage and drove to I-75. About 5 minutes north of the stadium Marty says on the radio, "And believe it or not they are going to start this game in about 15 minutes. There are still plenty of tickets available so come on down and see some baseball!" My Dad was livid and realized that there would be no rainout vouchers for our ticket stubs. I remember thinking that I had better not say anything during the car ride b/c Dad was not a happy camper. He was rambling on about how wrong it is for kids to get tickets for good grades and then be expected to stay up until after midnight on a school night to see that game.
The next day my Dad wrote a letter about starting so late and expecting working people and kids to pay for a game that doesn't start until after 10:00 pm on a weekday. He sent it to the REDS office and also sent a modified version to the Cincinnati Enquirer. The Enquirer printed the letter in their Op-Ed "Letters to the Editor" section. A few day later someone in the REDS offices called my Dad. Asked if they could get his address and make it up to him. He gave the address.
A week or so later he got a letter... it was from Dick Wagner. It was fairly lengthly, very friendly and professional. Wagner apologized and explained the rules that are in MLB regarding who is responsible for making the rainout decision (deflect blame, I guess?!?). He included 4 tickets to a game against the Astros that was about 2 weeks later. The seats were about 20 rows behind home plate and were far better than the ones for the rain delay game. He also threw in food vouchers and a parking pass. I remember that Foster hit a GS in the game to put the REDS ahead for good as the REDS had a big comeback to win that game. My Dad thought it was great and I guess he felt that he had proved his point (like most Dads can be!)... also got a letter from the REDS bossman (he was/is a huge fan too and that has special meaning!). It also gave Dad a soft spot for Wagner despite Dad's dislike of the BRM dismantling that Wagner presided over at the time.
Seaver was very unhappy with the Mets (owner/team prez/GM ????) M. Donald Grant and there was a rumor making its way around the newspapers that Seaver could be traded by the Mets to the Dodgers. I've always wondered if Howsam was afraid of the NL West rival Dodgers acquiring Seaver and so he quickly pulled the trigger on that deal.
Wagner eventually sent Seaver back to the Mets.


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Your memories of high school biology class may be a bit hazy nowadays, but there are probably a few things you haven't forgotten. Like the fact that you are a composite of your parents—your mother and father each provided you with half your genes, and each parent's contribution was equal. Gregor Mendel, often called the father of modern genetics, came up with this concept in the late 19th century, and it has been the basis for our understanding of genetics ever since.
In the past couple of decades, however, scientists have learned that Mendel's understanding was incomplete. It is true that children inherit 23 chromosomes from their mother and 23 complementary chromosomes from their father. But it turns out that genes from Mom and Dad do not always exert the same level of influence on the developing fetus. Sometimes it matters which parent you inherit a gene from—the genes in these cases, called imprinted genes because they carry an extra molecule like a stamp, add a whole new level of complexity to Mendelian inheritance. These molecular imprints silence genes; certain imprinted genes are silenced by the mother, whereas others are silenced by the father, and the result is the delicate balance of gene activation that usually produces a healthy baby.
When that balance is upset, big problems can arise. Because most of these stamped genes influence the brain, major imprinting errors can manifest themselves as rare developmental disorders, such as Prader-Willi syndrome, which is characterized by mild mental retardation and hormonal imbalances that lead to obesity. And recently scientists have started to suspect that more subtle imprinting errors could lead to common mental illnesses such as autism, schizophrenia and Alzheimer's disease. A better understanding of how imprinting goes awry could provide doctors with new ways to treat or perhaps even prevent some of these disorders.
Through the study of imprinted genes, researchers are also uncovering clues about how our parents' genes influence our brain—it seems that maternal genes play a more important role in the formation of some brain areas, such as those for language and complex thought, and paternal genes have more influence in regions involved in growing, eating and mating. "You need both Mom and Dad in order to get a normal brain," says Janine LaSalle, a medical microbiologist at the University of California, Davis, whose lab focuses on imprinting. "We're really at the beginning of understanding what that means."
To understand the implications of imprinting, it helps to know a few basics. Imprinting is an epigenetic (meaning "beyond genetic") mechanism, a molecular change that can happen within a cell that affects the degree to which genes are activated, without changing the underlying genetic code. The type of imprinting that happens in egg and sperm cells is known as "genomic imprinting," a reference to its fundamental heritable nature. Other types of imprinting can happen as a result of environmental influences, such as parental nurturing or abuse.
As recently as a few decades ago, very few people imagined that heritable genetic influences existed beyond the basic genetic code in our DNA. Then, in 1984, biologists at the University of Cambridge and at the Wistar Institute in Philadelphia separately tried to breed mice that had either two copies of a father's chromosomes or two copies of a mother's chromosomes, instead of one copy from each parent. According to Mendelian theory, the baby mice should have been fine—after all, they had the correct number of genes and chromosomes. All the fetuses died, however, suggesting that simply having two of each chromosome is not sufficient—each pair must be made up of one chromosome from Mom and one from Dad. But the researchers did not yet know why.


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Thanksgiving is our favorite holiday because it involves two things we should all do daily: eat well and feel grateful. So, in celebration of the latter, we rounded up our favorite fashion figures--Andre Leon Talley, Tommy Hilfiger, Crystal Renn, Lorenzo Martone and many more--and asked them what they're thankful for. Their answers are below.
"I'm thankful for good friends, good health, and for all the voters who helped Harry Reid and Lisa Murkowski keep their senatorial seats!" (Photo: Patrick McMullan)
"I am thankful for my grandmother Kathy Renn because she has shown me throughout my life what unconditional love is. Her constant support is the reason I am where I am today." (Pictured: The Renns on vacation in Patagonia.)
"I am incredibly grateful for my family and friends, and for the past 25 years of doing what I love most with a fantastic team." (Photo by Annie Leibovitz)
"I am thankful to be with my family for the holiday season. My entire family dynamic no doubt will be a new experience. Since my reveal of my HIV status on 'Project Runway' I feel like a new man, with nothing to hide or be afraid to share. I am excited to attend the festivities to share the love 100% Mondo." (Photo: Getty)
"I'm thankful this year for the things that touch my heart, that make me feel alive. Nice art, a smile from someone in the street, good laughs with the best friend. A phone call from someone you love. Ah, and of course Twitter and Facebook!" (Photo: Getty)
"I'm thankful for the kindness and compassion of organizations such as The Trevor Project for their fight to end suicide among gay and lesbian youth through their life-affirming and life-saving resources." (Photo: Patrick McMullan)
"I'm thankful for borrowed dresses, bags and shoes -- and friends that are keepers." (Photo: Patrick McMullan)
"1. I am thankful for health and the love of my family. 2. I am thankful 2010 (a tough business year) is almost over. 3. I am thankful for the blessings of the glamour gods." (Photo: Patrick McMullan)
From the Oberoi in Mauritius (where this photo was taken): "Thankful for every minute of family fun."
"Everyday is a day to be thankful. However, I stopped celebrating Thanksgiving in 1990. Even though we were taught the Pilgrims and Indians were friends, we all know this is a blatant lie. The Indians were slaughtered to make way for more Pilgrims. It is a tragedy that American children are still being taught these lies. In our home, we celebrate the harvest, lots of root vegetables with good friends, and, yes, my daughter Ava knows the truth about the Pilgrims & the Indians." (Pictured: Ava in a headdress a few years ago; Ava and Kelly)
"I am thankful for the CNN Hero of the Year award having been presented to the brilliant Anuradha Koirala for her work with Maiti Nepal and her quest to end trafficking and sexual exploitation of Nepalese women and girls. Her win represents and tells the story that relentless hard work and that the fight for justice, truth and freedom prevails. I am also thankful for all of the recognition from outlets such as the Huffington Post for nominating me as a 2010 Game Changer, the CFDA for naming me as runner-up of the CFDA/ Vogue Fashion Fund and all of the support from this industry. It signifies hope for those back home in Nepal whose day-to-day struggles discourage them to dream, let alone dream big." (Photo: Patrick McMullan)
"I am most grateful for my boys and my family—everything falls into place after that." (Photo: Nigel Barker)
"I'm thankful for the health, happiness and success of my family, friends and colleagues. I am thankful to be able to do something that I love professionally that also makes a difference socially and environmentally. And I am also thankful for pumpkin pie and pumpkin ice cream!" (Photo: Patrick McMullan)
"I'm grateful for being healthy and active. I'm also thankful for 'brigadeiros,' these Brazilian recipe for chocolate balls! Can't live without them." (Photo by Patrick McMullan)
"I am thankful for all the female characters on the scene even if some of them are total kooks (Christine O'Donnell), or terrifying (Sarah Palin) or hyper-costumed (Lady Gaga) or have exited stage "left" (Nancy Pelosi) or are even dubbed the Sexy Russian Spy (whatever her name was). From Rachel Maddow to Michelle Obama, I am grateful that 'behind every great man there has to be a great woman' seems to be changing to simple 'here is woman.' Like her, hate her, disagree with her, whatever you feel she ain't behind anyone. She lives, breathes and deals with her own actions. No Condis allowed."
"I'm grateful for waking up and appreciating the creativity that constantly inspires me through the endless possibilities of collaboration, communication and change through connecting with the world." (AP Photo/Richard Drew)
"I'm so very thankful for my family. Especially my dad who just had successful shoulder surgery." (Photo: Patrick McMullan)
"I'm the most thankful when the people I love most are happy and well. I'm also thankful for my career. I celebrate 10 years this year, and still feel completely passionate. When my dog behaves I tend to feel grateful too!" (Photo courtesy of Lorenzo Martone/Arc)
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Ballpark fare has been more than peanuts and Cracker Jacks for some time now. But the world of stadium foods is reaching its boiling point, and teams and stadiums are seemingly competing against each other to see who can concoct the craziest eats. They've let their imaginations run wild, topping old standbys with all kinds of new additions and making ballpark classics look like they're on steroids. It's undeniable that stadium food is taking on a whole new role in sports -- fans are seeking out these crazy eats mid-game, and even going to watch another team play just to get a taste of that stadium's signature snack.
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Some, or most, of these wild foodstuffs sound more like a challenge on Man v. Food than easily ignored sideline snacks. Whether it's because of regional delicacies, like Rocky Mountain oysters at Coors Field, or typical ballpark dishes with new twists, like the Frito Pie Dog at Wrigley Field, stadiums and fans alike are focusing more on crazy, sport-inspired fun than any kind of restrained fandom. Not to mention, a few boring innings can easily be cured by the Big Boomer, a 1-pound hot dog smothered in toppings, or a 5-pound burger topped with salsa, chips, and chili.
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It once was common to take a road trip following a team around the country or visit as many baseball stadiums as possible in one go, but we have a good feeling that these eats will start inspiring road trips of their own. So whether you're loyal to the home team or are a fair-weather fan (read: snack hound), these are the ballpark eats that caught our eye for being among the wildest, most imaginative, most fun to eat, and likely worst for you dishes out there. Whatever you do, don't start counting those calories now -- you have a ballgame to eat at.
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Named after their pitcher Stephen Strasburg, the Nationals Park's "Strasburger" is an 8-pound feat of a burger. It is an all-beef burger on an oversized bun with "secret sauce," American cheese, shredded lettuce, sliced tomatoes, sliced red onions, pickle chips, and served with a cone of fries on the side. Slideshow: Top Picnic Destinations in America Photo Credit: © Courtesy of Nationals Stadium
There are plenty of things we eat at home during a ballgame that just wouldn't be a realistic ballpark snack, ravioli among them. But the powers that be in St. Louis, and at Busch Stadium, fixed that by deep-frying ravioli and serving them with a marinara dipping sauce. Problem solved. Slideshow: Best Small Towns for Food Photo Credit: © Peter Janowski
Fifth Third Ballpark in Comstock Park, Mich. (outside Grand Rapids), home to the West Michigan Whitecaps, knows what the fans really want — a Fifth Third Burger. It is, at more than 4 pounds, not for the weak among us. The bun is topped with a cup of chili, five hamburger patties, five slices of American cheese, salsa, nacho cheese, Fritos, lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and, if you like, jalapeños. They then slice it with a pizza cutter. Slideshow: 9 Most inspiring Travel Movies Photo Credit: © Courtesy of Benjamin Hill
This ballpark snack, originally served at Dodger Stadium, has become so popular that more than a handful of other stadiums have started serving it to their loyal fans as well. It is the Victory Knot — a 2-pound gourmet soft pretzel topped with sea salt and served in a pizza box with three dipping sauces: spicy mustard, beer cheese, and sweet cream cheese. Slideshow: How to Party Around the World All Year Photo Credit: © Courtesy of Levy Restaurants
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Rocky Mountain oysters are uniquely Coloradan snacks that have a reputation that precedes them. Despite their name, they are not bivalves, but are instead bull testicles that are deep-fried and served with a dipping sauce. At Denver's Coors Field, they're served on a bed of french fries. Slideshow: 12 Mouthwatering Market Finds Photo Credit: © Flickr/wallyg
It is easy to make the "everything's bigger in Texas" quip when Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, Texas, is serving something called the Big Boomer. It's a 1-pound hot dog that measures 24-inches long and is endlessly topped with spicy ketchup, jalapeño mustard, Baja relish, beef chili, melted cheese, and raw onions. Slideshow: 11 Affordable Beach Escapes Photo Credit: © Courtesy of Delaware North Companies
Another well-publicized and long-loved stadium food is "Baseball's Best Burger," formerly known as the Luther Burger. It is a burger smothered in melted cheese and topped with strips of crispy bacon with a split (and sometimes grilled) Krispy Kreme doughnut as its bun, and it can be found at GCS Ballpark in Sauget, Ill., outside St. Louis. Click here to see More of The Craziest Stadium Foods Photo Credit: © Courtesy of GCS Ballpark
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BT Extreme 40 - iShares Cup Series Amsterdam
After the first day of the final event in the iShares Cup Extreme 40 Sailing Series in Amsterdam, the BT Extreme 40 crew of Nick Moloney, Darren Bundock, Ed Barney and Stevie Mitchell scored a 6th, 1st, 3rd, 2nd, 3rd and 7th leaving them in second place, two points ahead of Oman Sail.
Racing 10 Extreme 40s on a tiny canal in the middle of Amsterdam was always going to be tricky and it took the teams some time to work out the wind shifts and make the right calls. Defending America's Cup team Alinghi struggled in the first two races, then won the next four putting them at the top of the leaderboard 18 points ahead of TEAMORIGIN, their closest rival for the overall series, now in fourth place.
The forecast for tomorrow, the penultimate day of racing on the IJ-Haven waterway, is similar to today. Racing starts at 13h00 local time with another six races scheduled.
From Nick Moloney: 'It was a really good day out on the water, we had a strategy about how we wanted to sail the boat even before we came here and put that in place and we feel confident going into tomorrow.
It's really hard to hold your nerve out there but we were cool and felt comfortable, we just sailed how we wanted and really enjoyed it. This is the event that decides the year and a lot of work has gone into it.
Its tricky sailing here but there are some trends that you pick up quickly – like you know the wind will go right, then left again towards the top, then left, left, left, then hard right! And that's a geographical effect of the buildings around us and in this wind direction it seems the shifts are consistent. But the wind is also bouncing over the buildings and comes down onto the water vertically and sheering, so its hard to have a guy 10-feet away from you just get a little bit of wind and shoot past you!
Coming to events like these there's always some luck involved but I always believe the best teams come out on top. We know both Oman and Holmatro are both really strong but we're on par with them technically and ability wise, as well as boat speed - we've just got to be better that's the bottom line!
Day 1, after 6 races:
1st Alinghi, 54 points
2nd BT, 44 points (6th / 1st / 3rd / 2nd / 3rd / 7th)
3rd Oman Sail, 42 points
4th TeamOrigin, 36 points
5th Holmatro, 33 points
6th JPMorgan Asset Management, 30 points
7th Tommy Hilfiger, 27 points
8th iShares, 22 points
9th Volvo Ocean Race, 22 points
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[1]A firm of architects in Paris has come up with an ingenious new bridge design for the City of Light.
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So here's a question: what would a firm of New York or Chicago architects (or pick a city) come up with if they were in a competition to cross the East River or the Hudson or the span the Chicago River so that locals and visitors would enjoy the city more?
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Transmission problem
1989 BMW 535 6 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic 280k miles
the transmission goes into safe mode 3 out of 5 times I start it. Seems like when its cold it doesnt go into safe mode as much. I checked the trottle sensor. Thats good. I have no idea of what else I can check/
1989 BMW 535 6 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic 280k miles
the transmission goes into safe mode 3 out of 5 times I start it. Seems like when its cold it doesnt go into safe mode as much. I checked the trottle sensor. Thats good. I have no idea of what else I can check/
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There may be a problem with the Electronic Gearshift Selection brain. The 4HP22EH tranny is a good transmission and your problem might be software related or just a tired tranny. At 280k miles, you definitely got your moneys worth from that tranny, most of them dont make it to 200k without needing to be rebuilt. So to start, check the condition of the fluid and be sure it has the correct amount of fluid, dont rev the motor too much in park, it can damage the " A" pack and then you wont go anywhere. The next thing is to drop the pan and inspect for debris clinging to the magnets and install a new filter. Let me know what you find.
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Thanks. Ill check it out. I also do know sometimes it gets a little stuck in reverse. Maybe once every thirty times or so. When I rev the engine alittle bit it pops in to reverse. Also I have a small knocking sound coming from the front passneger side neer the wheel. Usually only last for 5 or ten seconds and goes away after picking up speed. Seems like it only happens when its in idle for a long time. But thanks again for that last reply. Ill check it out. And get back in a few days. See if we cant fix this problem. Once again thank you very much.
Also I forgot. You might be right about the software. Every time I start my car. C heck control pops up on the dash. And headlamp prompts ont he dash. But there fine. And also, when it prompts me on the dash. Its in like german or french. Some weird language. Thanks again.
Check the fluid level and condition. Report on the findings.
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Apr 13, 2009.
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Thats good. Somebody said it might be some sort of computer chip inside the transmission with commonly get screwy. Idk bmw are just so damn complicated. I jsut dont want to drop the trasmission if I dont have to. I mean the car runs great. It jsut keep sgoing into safe mode. Its very odd. I took it to a bmw dealership and they didint even know why. Cost me two hundred for them to pretty much check the fluid. And run a computer diagnostics test. Is there any other sort of electrical connection I could check? Once again thanks for your time and your patience. Im eager to hear your thoughts.
If there is an EGS issue then the transmission control unit might be the culprit here and if so the solution to this problem might be to replace/upgrade the " chip" in the brain. Let me confer with my sources and I will repost on Monday afternoon.
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Apr 19, 2009.
Apr 19, 2009.
Well I think your on mark with that transmission control unit. I jsut have no idea where it is located at in my car. And maybe you can refer me to a website where I might find an affordable one. Once again thanks for your time.
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The subtext of this grim, snail-paced Francis Ford Coppola film is the death of Coppola's son, Giancarlo, in a boating accident. Coppola came back with this Vietnam-era military drama about the men assigned to patrol and serve at the funerals at Arlington National Cemetery. James Caan is the world-weary patrol leader with a fatherly interest in a gung-ho cadet (D.B. Sweeney). Caan tries to show Sweeney the potentially fatal future that awaits him if he volunteers for combat, but he can't break through his young charge's zealousness. The subplot involves crusty Caan's attempts at romance with Anjelica Huston, who can't quite fathom his contradictions. The story is all glum and lumbering, despite a warm, full-bodied performance by James Earl Jones as one of Caan's buddies. --Marshall Fine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Thursday was a "members only" sale at the arboretum, but from now until Sunday, the rest of us can join in on the juicy festivities. All the peppers and tomatoes present were organically grown at the Fullerton Arboretum, and proceeds go right back into funding the grounds, which include the museum and Heritage House. Admission is free, but donations aid the development of the gardens and future activities.
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Unbelievable! Old School Japanese Slang
Posted on 16. Jul, 2011 @ 7:28 pm by harvey in Culture, Humor, Language Views: 7,305
Today I attended a wine tasting party and there happened to be tons of old-school Japan hands there along with their respective Japanese wives. It was a little awkward being the youngest dude in the room by an entire generation, but it was cool to hear their stories.
One man had lived in Japan in the 70s, and he shared many interesting stories. One of the stories that he introduced included this really cool Japanese slang term.
Did you hear that??
信じられない (shinjirarenai) is I CAN'T BELIEVE IT. In Japanese.
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That's so awesome. Work with me. Let's bring アン信じられラブル back.
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