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Parliamentary elections are scheduled to take place by June 2016, and Mongolia's political environment will be volatile ahead of the elections. The two major parties, namely the Democratic Party and the Mongolian People's Party, are unlikely to win a convincing mandate, and we expect a coalition government to be formed. This means that the business environment will remain challenging for investors.
The Mongolian economy will begin a gradual recovery in 2016, and we forecast real GDP growth to average 7.9% over the next decade as investment recovers owing to the second phase expansion of the Oyu Tolgoi (OT) copper and gold mine, which is estimated to commence in the middle of 2016. However, the landlocked economy will continue to face headwinds due to a cooling Chinese economy, which will prevent the Mongolian economy from growing at a faster pace.
We remain bearish on the Mongolian togrog against the US dollar, and forecast the unit to average MNT2,075/USD in 2016 and MNT2,178/USD in 2017. The country's widening current account deficit and signs of increasing external vulnerability will put downside pressure on its currency. However, the return of foreign inflows due to the second phase development of the Oyu Tolgoi gold and copper mine will prevent any excessive weakness.
Following the decision by the Bank of Mongolia (BoM) to reduce its 1-week central bank bill by 100 basis points (bps) to 12.00% in late-December 2015, we forecast that the central bank will cut its key policy rate by another 100bps to 11.00% by the end of 2016, with the aim of supporting the country's sluggish economy. Falling headline consumer price inflation (CPI) due to shrinking money supply will provide scope for the central bank to ease its monetary policy stance over the coming months.
Mongolia will continue to run fiscal deficits in the coming years as structurally low commodity prices temper revenue growth while public expenditure growth remains elevated as the government struggles to reduce spending in 2016 as parliamentary elections loom. The country is increasingly at risk of a credit event as Mongolia and its state-linked entities are facing significant bond repayments beginning from 2017.
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We have downgraded our 2016 real GDP growth forecast to 3.2% (versus 4.5% previously) as the country's economic fundamentals worsen and a further deceleration in the Chinese economy, which accounts for approximately 90% of the demand of Mongolia's overall exports.
We have revised weaker our average currency forecast to MNT2,075/USD in 2016 (versus MNT2,000/USD previously) as the country's widening current account deficit due to a pick up in imports and subdued export growth amid continued elevated external indebtedness will put downside pressure on the togrog.
We have downgraded the government's reported budget deficit as a share of GDP to 6.2% in 2016 (from 6.0% previously) as austerity by the government is unlikely to be successful in a parliamentary election year, keeping expenditure elevated. Meanwhile, government revenues will remain weak as any recovery in the Mongolian recovery is likely to be gradual.
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Minor aphthous ulcers like the one shown here, affect about 20% of the population. They can be caused by hypersensitive reactions to haemolytic streptococcus bacteria, minor injuries, acute stress and allergies. Analgesic mouth gels or mouthwashes are used to ease the pain. Ulcers tend to heal by themselves, but clinician's may prescribe corticosteroid or tetracycline drugs to speed up the healing process in severe cases. Photo credit: Dr. P. Marazzi / Photo Researchers, Inc.
Apthous Ulcer
Apthous ulcers, like the one above, are painful open sores on the mucous membrane lining the mouth. Often there is no known cause. This woman pictured had been taking the drug methotrexate to treat rheumatoid arthritis, although it is not clear if the drug played a part in the development of the ulcer.
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Ulcerative gingivitis is caused when plaque builds up due to poor dental hygiene. The gums can become inflamed with ulcers, as shown here. Photo credit: Biophoto Associates / Photo Researchers, Inc.
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Superficial infections of the skin and mucosal membranes by Candida causing local inflammation and discomfort are common. Most candidial infections are treatable and result in minimal complications such as redness, itching and discomfort, though complication may be severe or fatal if left untreated in certain populations. Photo credit: Biophoto Associates / Photo Researchers, Inc.
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Hyperplasia of the upper gums is a consequence of long-term use of the drug phenytoin, prescribed to treat epilepsy. Overactive growth of the gums is a recognized side effect. Phenytoin is an anticonvulsant that reduces the severity of seizures in grand mal epilepsy. Photo credit: SPL / Photo Researchers, Inc.
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Black hairy tongue, as shown above on a 2-year-old boy, occurs when the filiform papillae that cover the tongue become enlarged and overgrown with fungi. The cause is not known, but may be due to poor oral hygiene or antibiotic use. Treatment is with thorough cleaning of the tongue and mouth with antifungal drugs. Photo credit: Dr. P. Marazzi / Photo Researchers, Inc.
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Office staff fine. Wi-Fi OK most of the time, which is pretty good at campgrounds these days. My Verizon MiFi did not work here. AT&T phone service worked pretty well. View was very nice from site #11. Price was good during high summer season. Very close to Capitol Reef National Monument. Lots of detractors, though that are fairly easy I would think to solve: site not level, trees not trimmed, place looks a little dumpy with clutter on the front porch and in the office area, entry into the place is dirt and gravel with lots of potholes. Satellite worked because we moved a little forward in our site. Barely enough room for car. Looks like they are clearing an area. Don't think I'd return to this one. - rwarner22
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We really enjoyed this small country-like campground. Nothing fancy but wonderful location for seeing the sites in this area. Very friendly and helpful owners (she makes and sells beautiful jewelry in the store). Beautiful views throughout the park. We are a big rig and when we made our reservation she made sure we were in site #1 which was an easy in and out. Will definitely stay here again when in the area. - Wannabees
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The proximity to local attractions in the area and the friendly staff make Sandcreek RV a good spot to park the trailer or set up camp in one of the tent sites or cute little cabin rental. Beautiful views of red rock cliffs surround the back of the park. Good Wi-Fi, AT&T service. - RVLife4us
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Great little park with big rig access. Easy water and dump access, good roads, very spacious sites. Some very shaded, others not so much. Good walking in the area, dog friendly. It is 12 miles to Torrey, the nearest town, so plan accordingly. Incredible value.
Half the sites are reservable, half are walk in. We had no trouble getting a walk in site. - bobcovey
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Nice little hidden campground, that could handle our 36' motorhome with tow car. Interior roads and site pads were blacktop. The sites had nice spacing, so you don't feel crowded. The camp hosts were very friendly. - JJ & CC
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Fantastic national forest camping. Large level sites, table, fire ring. Lots of trees and solitude. Easily navigable in a large rig. It is high elevation and a welcome relief from the temperatures of the valleys below. It also has a nice hike to a waterfall. The host this summer (2013) was oddly nasty. My not knowing I was supposed to pay him the camping fee instead of putting it in the iron box apparently set him off. I can only imagine how he treats the many foreign visitors that frequent Southern Utah. Otherwise, this is forest camping at its finest. - PleasantSurprise
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Good Sam rate for a level, pull-thru, FHU, 50 amp site for our 33' motorhome. Most sites have trees and some shade. Roads and sites are gravel. Park WiFi was slow and connection was unreliable. Verizon cell worked, but MiFi reception was poor. Satellite TV reception was good. The park was quiet at night. We enjoyed our three night stay while visiting Capitol Reef National Park. We would stay again. - Dave51
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I don't usually do reviews but felt compelled on this because it is one of best RV parks we have stayed in over 10 years of RVing. Each site has manicured grass lawns, a rarity at most RV parks, but even more so here in the desert. Everything is spotlessly clean and well maintained. There is a neat little area next to the office with booths and tables like a little café where they have coffee, ice cream, a microwave and toaster oven to heat/cook snacks and a laptop for you to use for Internet access. Just across the street is a gas station, subway sandwich shop, and a bakery that makes fresh pies, candies and sandwiches. Even closer is a visitor center with lots of info about local and state attractions. The owner manages the park and is nicest, kindest park manager we have encountered. I had to have my transmission replaced, so a 1 day stay turned into 10 days and he provided us transportation so we were not stranded. Something we did not expect and it was offered without request. Everything that is right with America, you'll find at Wonderland RV park. I just wished it was closer to home so we could use it more often. If you are going to Capital Reef Nat'l Park, do yourself a big, big favor and stay in Wonderland. - Doug I
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We loved this park. It was a welcome sight to see lush green grass in this environment! The staff was welcoming and very friendly. The amenities all worked perfect. We would have stayed longer had we not already had our next stop booked. - Living Our Dash
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Loved this family-run park! Sites were almost flat with gravel. There were plenty of trees, some which caused challenges for slides. However, the owner came out and trimmed trees for folks in our group. There isn't an enclosed dog run but there is plenty of grassy space for walking. Wifi is iffy. - Dreaming


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Lawmakers today begin deliberation on the "Grand Bargain," or Grandly Flawed Bargain as OCPP has explained. We've noted that the Governor's tax package looks to make about $200 million in new investments but only brings in adequate revenue in the current budget period, because of the inclusion of a tax subsidy that primarily benefits the top 1 percent and grows in cost over the next two budget periods.
Should lawmakers push ahead with this flawed package that provides a windfall for some of Oregon's wealthiest, at the very least they should put an expiration date — a sunset — on the tax subsidy for the wealthy. That would be the responsible thing to do.
There's been talk of adding a "circuit breaker" of sorts to increase the subsidy's preferential tax rates if the revenue lost (cost) is significantly greater than already predicted. While a circuit breaker is important, what's needed even more is a sunset, an expiration date.
The preferential rates make the tax subsidy a tax expenditure as that is defined in state law (ORS 291.201 -- " 'tax expenditure' means any law of .... this state that exempts, in whole or in part, certain persons, income, goods, services or property from the impact of established taxes, including but not limited to ...preferential tax rates").
The 2013 Legislature, not anticipating a special session before January 2014, enacted HB 3367. Section 45 of that bill requires that all tax expenditures enacted on or after January 1, 2014, have a six year sunset.
It would be fiscally irresponsible to make investments in education, mental health care and senior services based on a revenue source that disappears over time. And it would be even more irresponsible not to put a sunset on the tax subsidy that is the cause of the shrinking revenue.
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I'm technically not a citizen and do not plan to pursue citizenship at this time...so no. :P
The "motivation" I was seeking was something more along the lines of "all credit to Zeo for no work," which sadly was not offered. I assume everybody tired of that after my tenure as Chief Minister. ;)
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Title: Plants repellant to snakes
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QUESTION:Is there anything a gardener can plant to keep snakes away, especially poisonous snakes? Are there plants that attract snakes (Our dog was bitten by a cottonmouth right near our back porch a couple of weeks ago. He's ok now). I looked online and couldn't find anything.
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At the International Hotel Investment Forum in Berlin, the First Qatar Real Estate Development Company ("First Qatar") signed a management agreement for its property on the Pearl Island with Hilton Worldwide. In the next few years, First Qatar will be investing up to $ 390 million in the new hotel, which will be located on the artificial island "The Pearl" Qatar. "This is the most significant investment to date in Qatar for our group," says Ala Ramdan, Vice President of First Qatar, emphasizing the importance of the project. "With its successful track record in attracting tourism and Major Sports events, Qatar remains a very attractive market for us. The recent increase in commitment at The Pearl, driven by the new management of the UDC, has been a decisive factor that has encouraged us to increase our investment at The Pearl Qatar", says Ala Ramdan.
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No ultimatum has been issued to Todd Blackadder.
The Crusaders unconvincing start has left them languishing in 12th place but chief executive Hamish Riach was adamant neither he, nor the board, have fired any private warning shots at head coach Blackadder or his assistants Dave Hewett, Tabai Matson and Aaron Mauger.
"All the coaching staff have our unconditional support, we have complete faith in them," said Riach, who is on tour with the Crusaders in South Africa.
"Of course when a campaign starts slowly you are well aware of it, and there are lots of conversations about it, but none of them have been about the coaching group not being the right group to coach the team.
"They have our full support."
Several Super Rugby head coaches have been under the pump this year.
Hurricanes boss Mark Hammett announced he won't be back next season and the Stormers' Allister Coetzee, having won just one match, is under scrutiny in Cape Town.
The owners of the Warriors rugby league side have been less tolerant than their rugby counterparts, sacking Matthew Elliott after just five rounds.
Blackadder and his assistants are signed to the franchise through to 2016.
There is uncertainty as to whether their contracts are subject to annual reviews or if the coaches have been guaranteed a full three-year term.
The Crusaders, who haven't missed the playoffs since 2001, have a 3-3 record this year. Riach wouldn't be drawn on what could happen if the side didn't qualify for the finals.
"We are not even going there. As I say, we have complete faith in this coaching group. We always review our campaigns but we are not getting into 'what ifs'. They are good coaches and are working hard."
Their lacklustre start to the season - they have suffered defeats to the Chiefs, Blues and Hurricanes - already means their pre-season goal of winning the New Zealand conference appears unlikely.
The Chiefs, who like the Crusaders have only played six matches, are seven points ahead of them on the log and have already completed their South African tour.
Despite the slow start, Riach said he had seen enough of the squad, on and off the training fields, to believe they were operating in a settled environment.
A win against the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein tomorrow morning is imperative if the Crusaders are to give their campaign any momentum.
Last Sunday's 28-7 win over the Lions in Johannesburg was their best performance of the season but a late try to centre Kieron Fonotia flattered the tourists, who are yet to get their attack firing.
"We were really happy with what we saw in Johannesburg," Riach maintained. "The game plan worked and they stuck to it. The campaign certainly didn't get off to the start we would have liked and we were disappointed about that.
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Olly Wehring | 16 September 2009
Today (16 September) marks the changing of the guard at the Drinktec show in Munich, as one team of just-drinks' personnel is swapped for another for the second half of the week. So, if you are at the venue and want to catch up with editor Olly Wehring between now and Friday, drop us a line and we will arrange a time to meet.
In the meantime, I am bidding farewell to Drinktec until 2013 – I am not taking a prolonged sabbatical, the show is only held every four years. It's been a fascinating few days. We have developed a string of new contacts within areas of the drinks industry I have not been heavily involved in before, from ingredients to technology, and it would be remiss of me not to thank everyone we visited for the warm welcome we received on each stand.
The sheer size of the show and some of the stands – Krones, Cargill and KHS's efforts practically filled whole exhibition halls on their own – are the most obvious memories I'll take away. But, even more encouraging was the positive atmosphere that pervaded the exhibition halls. It's at this level, amongst the engineers, food ingredient scientists and developers, that you see innovation in the drinks industry at its rawest, and there was a clear sense that this agenda was alive and well despite the global economy.
As well as stand-hopping, we managed to cram in a few of the seminars over the last couple of days, including Coke's aims to produce a viable 'water footprint' for its business. It's a project with a number of issues still to iron out and it will take time before it has the kind of traction with consumers that the carbon footprint principle does. But, given Coke's recent run-ins over various environmental issues – particularly some of the protests it has seen in India – this has the feel of a significant move by the drinks giant and one with implications for the whole industry.
Finally, it's also worth mentioning a seminar I attended hosted by research company AC Nielsen, because the findings of a study by the group demonstrated why the ingredients and technology companies – those in the health and wellness sectors especially - will be so key in driving growth in the drinks industry over coming years.
The study was on a newly-identified group of consumers known as LOHAS – which stands for Lifestyle of Health and Sustainability. Like many other marketing exercises, this was a term originally coined in the US. However, our host at AC Nielsen , Harald Eirund, argued that this was not another esoteric new group but a hugely important band of consumers who already account for 30% of all German consumers and 20% of all those buying FMCG products in the US.
Furthermore, they have already affected the strategies of retailers from the supermarkets to the discounters and from producers in chocolate to beer.
AC Nielsen started to track these consumers two years ago and has subsequently split LOHAS into seven subsets: mature, community, ideologists, frugal preservers, trendy hedonists, body conscious and bargain hunters.
Eirund's main point was that LOHAS was not only a real and important group of consumers but also far from a fad. "We are not talking about about young, hip households, but older people too: people who love to spend money and love to live."
They are growing too on the back of rising levels of environmental discussion and climate issues.
As I bid farewell to Munich then, I'll leave you with this thought from Eirund's presentation on LOHAS - which proved to be the quote of the week so far - when trying to describe the LOHAS subset 'Trendy Hedonists'.
"They have a lot in common with the rest of LOHAS," he said, "as there is hedonism everywhere."
Hear, hear.
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magnus replied to ctrcat's topic in Carolina Panthersit's never been good under him, AND he's 3-4. People like names they know. Doesn't matter if they're good or not.
Chip Kelly fired
magnus replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthersyes and no. Schematically he's fine. Would, ideally, he run fewer plays? To a point, but being both hyper aggressive and running the ball well/believing in good line play is great. But scheme is just a part of it. He got guys to execute, but he's not good with people. He felt like he had to go get "his" guys to buy in, in part because he felt like some weren't. You take that, against a guy like Rivera that can bring together anyone, and scheme isn't as important anymore. We would probably agree he has no business being a GM. To a point, his issue isn't some fabricated "he can't run college scheme in the NFL" because Carolina is doing the same in a lot of ways, to similar success to his first year. I think it's more a Harbaugh thing, wherein he needs to make guys instead of lead already-made guys. There's no doubt in my mind that Rivera, and plenty of other guys, don't look at themselves as above the team or that scheme is above talent. I think that's Chip's problem. You coach players into a team format, you can't go against that grain and hold yourself above it.
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magnus replied to PhillyB's topic in Carolina PanthersI was a lot more NASCAR than football at that point. Never huge on DW. But, once I had my NASCAR license, there was a deal at Hickory where the big man was signing autographs, I was still young so I was kinda into it, and they stuffed him in the ticket box (I also met a younger, still playing John Settle there, which was somewhat interesting for the two years he was actually around), which was up on a hill on the front stretch. Well you still gotta get out of there, and people crowded him, and he started to fall but my dad caught him. Race day, DW invited me to his hauler, and I had a couple gatorades with the ol' man before the race that year. Given the date on my NASCAR license and the time of Neil Bonnett's death, that was 1993. He was a hell of a guy, and being a famous stranger my dad's age, I didn't have a ton to say. He was also, in retrospect, about done, another guy content to just ride and make millions, which honestly I can't blame, but it's an odd analogy. That guy, in 93, had been around 20 years in that sport. You can't just mail in a top 20 in football, though. And fan favorite DW, versus rough, fighting, championship DW, had a lot more miles on him. They have interesting, potentially polarizing personalities that grow on you, both he and Cam. But fan favorites don't win championships. Championship winners are polarizing to the people that don't love them. They're the ones who, when they drive by, idiot redneck drunkards throw up birds at them and throw theirchicken wings at. That's what we see with Cam. Someone so d'amn good it pisses off other fans they're jealous they don't have him, because they know it's him that will take down their guy every week. If you don't want to say that's the Earnhardt of that era, Waltrip himself was the baddy of the decade before it.
The Answer is on the Roster
magnus replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina PanthersAnd yet they're really just doing the same things, for the most part. Power, two tight end football. I want to say I have read some unstated, but still residual, Lee Ward pining in this post.
Despite recent trade, Panthers still in need of receiver help
magnus replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina PanthersIt's entirely possible that they will again, after preseason's done. He's on at least the PR unit, so he's gonna stand a good chance at the active roster as a WR. yeah. I'm not against the team being interested inthe rightwaiver pickup or cheap vet. But there's not some requirement to flood this team with upgrades that aren't coming. Norwood not being satisfying enough for the screamers doesn't change a lot. Three or four receivers will play a meaningful role this season. If they really feel like one can be better than their 3 or 4, they might make a move. And that's a good point about the long term. This isn't a series of one year deals like last few years' rosters. There will be guys next year. There are guys now.
Despite recent trade, Panthers still in need of receiver help
magnus replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina Panthersall this hyperbole. "no one's looking for a #1 here!" "there are v8s out here and this team is just too stubborn to care!!1" Who are we complaining about that's just sitting there that's starting quality* or even high-level situational depth, that we haven't looked at? *the only relevant term - we can stop using code words for what you're saying you want
Despite recent trade, Panthers still in need of receiver help
magnus replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina Panthersexactly. I don't know. I think too many people buy into a "one player away" thing, are too willing to give up continual success for right now. You field the best football team you can every year. And the people dying for a big trade for this or that would be the first in line to criticize how bad it was if/when it didn't work.
Despite recent trade, Panthers still in need of receiver help
magnus replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina PanthersBut that's not how things work, of course. They didn't trade for Norwood because they "missed" on Wayne. They saw an opportunity. This franchise isn't in business of doing the fans' bidding for name recognition at a position. I see a lot of discussion about drawing doubles, too, and sure, that'd be great. A player who demands attention, and then can overcome that extra attention, would be fantastic. But that's not at all realistic right now. You want players who fill roles, can win one on one matchups.
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magnus replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina Panthersit's easy to throw out analytics when they don't agree with them. That's why they're necessary - the same things that emotionally tell you Player X was really great, are the same reasons you can't rely on them to make business decisions.
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magnus replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina PanthersThis has real value. It might not grade "your" player well, but on average, it's a set of skilled eyes grading things like blocking in a way no one here can. It doesn't mean, in 20 plays, for instance that a career is over. Game 1 of preseason isn't the end-all, be-all determinant (I saw a "cut Ealy" in the other thread and an all but "it's OK that Lee Ward had a -1" - turns out falling off your man in the hole isn't universally accepted) of a player's career. Right now, positive is a nice thing to have, but a few negatives aren't catastrophic.
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magnus replied to Mr. Scot's topic in Carolina Panthershe does play a ton of special teams, and he would've been very helpful when they ended up having to keep Olsen in to block. Tolbert is a tremendous run, pass blocker and a weapon on both offense and special teams. I know it's easy to get hyped for Ward, and I root for everyone. He's talented. But let's let him stand out on a Panthers football field before we give him a roster spot.
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magnus replied to Jeremy Igo's topic in Carolina PanthersI don't believe that's unique to Bersin. Cotchery does his work in the middle of the field. Funchess could very conceivably start but shift inside for the speed guys. Olsen's spread at least half the time and is tremendously reliable. Also, I clicked with the promise of quantification - snaps/targets - fair enough but I don't see any quantification of these items.
Anyone worried about coaching decisions in 2015?
magnus replied to Hotsauce's topic in Carolina PanthersNot really. The staff is somewhat conservative. Yes, Rivera tends to succeed most when he deviates from that, but know that's what this team is - conservative. This team is going to be able to do some things that you're gonna pretend you saw coming - on its way toward doing the necessary things likethrow deep, run the ball, set up good 3rd downs. Shula isn't perfect, Ron's game management isn't perfect, but the end result is still better than most. This team isn't somehow magically held back from being this tremendously wide open offense by Shula, it's what Ron wants. With this defense, if you dump Ron, you probably have the same approach (provided a replacement doesn't ruin the defense).
fair point. They don't measure that, that I'm aware, in the NFL (or at least the media doesn't report it).
valuable info, glad to see he wants to show others. You have to have knowledge to pass it on. For what it's worth, Kelvin (34.75) doesn't have a ton more wingspan than Devin (33.5), but d'amned if it isn't a game of inches.


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Myanmar's highest court has rejected a move by Aung San Suu Kyi, the pro-democracy leader, to overturn a ruling that dissolved her political party.The Special Appellant Court in Naypyitaw, the countr's capital, said that her party would remain an "unlawful association" for its failure to register before last year's November election.The National League for Democracy (NLD) party lost its legal status after boycotting the poll, complaining that conditions set by the military government were unfair and undemocratic.It said the rules prohibited hundreds of its detained members from running for seats in parliament.
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Mayor Len Brown turned the sod on the subdivision's first house this month.
Mr Brown says Auckland's diverse population means affordability has different definitions depending where you are.
"Auckland Council is focused on delivering the houses that Auckland needs. Long Bay is one of our region's largest developments and is set to become a thriving community."
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