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Amazing work and a lot of it!
Amazing work and a lot of it!
I think the yellow could be beaten up a bit, they're orks after all, but otherwise very nice. Those bases are top notch. I may just have to do my lot blue and white, finnish colours, to balance up all this swedishness here!
Very nice army you have here.
I particully like the head swaps on the meganobs and the Chainsaw on the end of the warbosses Eavy Shoota is great.
So what army is next then?
Gorgeous Ork army - the colours are wonderfully crisp. Are you determined to move on to something else or might you be painting more yet?
I have a stompa to do still, but other than that, I've kinda moved onto the next army allready, Eldar - with a slight slaaneshi twist.
I've allready done up the test figure, though will be doing something a bit different with the base compared to what I've got so far.
That eldar looks great! I like your way of highlighting and the combinations of colours you've used.
I always come back to warsser in order to post some pictures but then I see yours...and I don´t do it anymore...
Great work.
Loved the Emperors Children. The Orks are great, Eldar even better
Cry Havoc, and let´s slip the dogs of war!
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Wow, another great army Proximity. Thanks for the tutorial on the metal, going to give another of your painting lessons a try .
Looking forward to your next army.
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I am used to using "which stuff" do find the file that will be called when I use "stuff". I was quite surprised to see "which prompt" respond with
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on my Archlinux system. Where does this come from, and how do I make the prompt command avaliable inside the chroot environment I am currently building? (I just copied the other commands into it... that does not work here =) )
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The clink!
The name of a prison which was on Clink Street in the Southwark area of London.
The name of a prison which was on Clink Street in the Southwark area of London.
I always thought that the doors of the cells went "clink" when they shut behind the prisoner. Maybe a more accurate name would be the "clang".
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Deitrick Haddon is known for his unique, engaging style of gospel music and now the popular singer is continuing his expansion into the world of television. 'Fix My Choir' has just received a greenlight and is scheduled to debut later this year. The show was announced by Oxygen today, April 8.
The uplifting music-driven 'Fix My Choir' will feature choirs that have been struggling musically. Each choir will get a chance to be mentored by the Grammy-nominated Deitrick Haddon and Grammy-Award winning recording artist Michelle Williams of "Destiny's Child" fame. Each week, the two will surprise a community, school or gospel choir and help them find perfect harmony both within their music and among their members. The series will show Haddon and Williams diving deep into the members' lives to tackle the choir's core issues including leadership, inter-personal conflicts, artistic direction and presentation, doing whatever it takes to get these choirs back on track with perfect pitch and new-found confidence. Haddon serves as one of 'Fix My Choir's executive producers.
Deitrick Haddon is fresh off a awe-inspiring performance of his hit single "Great God" on Celebration of Gospel. He is also gearing up for the release of his latest album, "Deitrick Haddon's LXW (League of Xtraordinary Worshippers)." In other good news for the singer, Oxygen also confirmed that returning series "Preachers of L.A." will premiere this Summer. Haddon stars in the reality show and is also one of the producers of the hit show.
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Carly Pizzitola (Social Action in Rome) – Best Buddies ItaliaRome Internships, Spring 2012
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While in Rome for the semester I wanted to somehow make a difference, I just didn't know how to do that in less than four months. I didn't speak the language and I didn't have any networks here, I didn't know how I was going to make this happen. I found out that IES offered a Social Action internship, it was perfect! At my home school I had spend a lot of time volunteering and working with non – profits so I decided that I was going to try and connect with one abroad. When it was time to pick a site that I would be interning at Best Buddies stood out. I had known a little about the organization beforehand. There's a collegian chapter at my home campus and I knew friends that were involved. The organization 's mission statement, "Best Buddies® is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)". I really connected with this organization because I have some experiences with working with children with IDD in the past. I have volunteered with Special Olympics at a nearby elementary school. When I was working with the children there I just remember how loving and caring these children were. I enjoyed watching them have fun without a care in the world. My mother also works with children with IDD so I have come into her classroom and worked with the kids and talked to them. The school system in the states has its flaws but honestly provides the children with IDD a lot. There are so many laws and governmental requirements for the school systems to abide by. They also provide the children with opportunities to be exposed to the real life by providing job opportunities when they are older and also facilities and transition programs so they can someday live on their own with little help. My main objective was to see how accommodations the Italian government provided differed from the system I'm familiar with in the States and to see how people with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities were treated differently. Just from my limited experience in the States I feel that in today's world people with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities are nowadays are more accepted in our society. Don't get me wrong, there are still taboo's and prejudices towards people with IDD but I think there is a lot more assistance and acceptance than there once was. My predictions as of right now before I actually start to get into my internship and get to know the Italian system is that there are going to be a limited number of accommodations for these people. Also I've been here for about three weeks now and I have honestly to the best of my ability to see any person with an IDD. From this, I'm suspecting that the Italian culture isn't as open as in the States and that these people might still be frowned upon. I can't wait to see where my internship with Best Buddies leads me and I feel like I will be able to make a difference while being here this short period of time. I also feel like I will be learning a lot and will appreciate this experience. I think by doing this internship this semester it will be eye opening and will truly make my study abroad experience more valuable and rewarding.Tagged as: Internships, Rome Italy, Social action
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The thought of traveling while on the GAPS Diet can seem incredibly daunting. What food will be available? How will you make sure you're eating everything you need for your healing? How will you avoid foods that make you ill? Take a deep breath. Don't worry — traveling really is possible and enjoyable. As with most things on the GAPS diet, it does take some advanced planning and preparation. My three tips for traveling on the GAPS diet will help you have a successful adventure away from your home.
Archives for October 2012
Winner: Naturally Knocked Up Book
Ready to hear who won a copy of Naturally Knocked Up by Donielle Baker? Please join me in congratulating… I'm sorry everyone couldn't win this fantastic resource on natural fertility. If you didn't win, please add this book to your gift-giving list or personal wish list. It's that good and the information that valuable.
Hills Homestead
We're heading down home… to your farms! Urban, suburban, or rural — whatever you're growing and doing, we want to see it. Today's featured farm is Hills Homestead in Australia. On a quest to produce more for themselves, Hayley and her family farm two acres of their own and keep cattle and a dairy cow on nearby land. Come on in and say hi — and check out the precious lambing pictures!
Incredible Health Living eBook Sale — 34 eBooks for $29
Allrighty…. the sale is here! I told you about it last week, and now all that's left is to tell you that it's time to click the Buy Now button to get 34 eBooks for 87 cents each. That's right, 87 cents each! For 5 days only, 27 prominent Healthy Living authors — including yours truly — have joined together to bundle 34 of their most popular eBooks, valued at just over $300, for the incredibly low price of $29. Real food cooking, special diets, pregnancy, herbs, homesteading, gardening, preserving, meal planning, budgeting, skin care and beauty… That's what's in store for you. Five days only, so act now.
Giveaway: Nourishing Skin Care
I've waxed eloquent many times about how much I love the hard lotion from MadeOn Skin Care Products. In fact, Renee (the owner) is my guest on today's podcast. So, this post is all about a giveaway! Renee is giving two readers a $50 gift certificate. If you win, you can spend it on hard lotion bars, DIY kits, eBooks, lip balms, body butter… I'm sure you'll figure it out. 😉 Also, read this post for details on a FREE DIY eBook and a 15% coupon code.
KYF #009: Nourishing Skin Care with Renee from hardlotion.com
In today's podcast, I'm visiting with Renee Harris from hardlotion.com. Raising, saving, and preparing food can take a toll on our skin and we should nourish and repair damaged skin with nourishing products. Such as… hard lotion! Frankly, there's nothing like it. Also in this episode, we kick off a giveaway for 2 $50 gift certificates from MadeOn Skin Care Products and a 15% off coupon. Come on inside and check it out!
A Primer: Baking with Coconut Flour
My family makes most of our baked goods with coconut flour. In addition to following GAPS, two of us need to be on a low-oxalate diet. Coconut flour is the only low-oxalate, GAPS-friendly flour. I really like that coconut is technically a fruit and is very low in anti-nutrients, making soaking unnecessary (as is necessary with all grains, nuts, and seeds). In this post, I'll help you discover what makes coconut flour unique, how to bake with it, and I'll share some of our favorite recipes.
HUGE Healthy Living eBook Sale is Coming — 34 books worth $300 for only $29!
Oh, goodness, am I excited to tell you about this! Keep in mind that this is a sneak peek…. I want you to know about it so when it launches on Monday, October 29th, you'll be poised to take advantage! For 5 days only, 27 prominent Healthy Living authors — including yours truly — have joined together to bundle 34 of their most popular eBooks, valued at just over $300, for the incredibly low price of $29. That's only 87 cents per eBook! You'll gain gain inspiration, encouragement, and the practical resources you need for your own healthy lifestyle. All the details are inside this post…
Winners: Genetic Roulette DVDs
Find out who won DVD copies of Genetic Roulette, a must watch movie about the dangers of genetically modified foods. You'll be happy to hear that the free online viewing of this movie has been extended until the end of October and you'll find a link in this post. Finally, if you're in California and confused by the arguments against Prop 37, find a link here to a fantastic article of rebuttal.


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We are a startup leading the charge to bring small, robotic solutions to solve the most pressing problems in agriculture. Our solutions deliver higher profitability while improving stewardship.
Rowbot was founded in 2012 by three entrepreneurial brothers. Charlie Bares is a large-scale dairyman and corn grower from NY State. Kent Cavender-Bares is an environmental scientist, who trained as an agricultural engineer and is based in Minnesota. John Bares is a co-founder of Carnegie Robotics, a robotics team that has deep experience designing and manufacturing high-quality products for agriculture and other markets.
Founding Team
Kent Cavender-Bares, CEO
Kent's vision for creating the future of robotic farming starts with the needs of both the plant and the farmer. His driving motivation is to make it easy for farmers to use all of their inputs more efficiently. As CEO, he defines Rowbot's solutions, works with investors, manages operations and charts out IP strategy. He holds a B.S. in agricultural and biological engineering from Cornell, a M.S. in environmental engineering from Stanford, and a Ph.D. in environmental engineering from MIT. Prior leadership roles in environmental non-profits. Kent grew up operating and repairing farm equipment.
Chris Reedy, VP Business Development
Chris is building Rowbot's relationships with ag retailers and growers, as well as state and local officials interested in increasing adoption of best management practices. His past experience in venture capital and business consulting has played a key role in developing Rowbot's aggressive plan for transforming large-scale agriculture. Chris co-founded a successful American-made furniture company, Rapson-Inc. Chris is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Kansas and holds an MBA from the University of Minnesota.
John Bares, Founder of Rowbot's Strategic Partner, Carnegie Robotics
The team at Carnegie Robotics is a strategic partner of Rowbot's, helping with early development of our robotic platform and autonomy technology. John has brought a wealth of robotics expertise to the challenge from years as a member of the research faculty at Carnegie Mellon University, including leading the National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) for 13 years before launching Carnegie Robotics. John holds B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees from Carnegie Mellon.
Charlie Bares, Head of Grower Advisory Board
Charlie's hands-on knowledge of farming has been critical in the development of Rowbot's strategy since day one. Charlie runs one of the most profitable dairy farms in the Northeast, with over 2,000 acres of corn in production. He has been in dairy farming for over 20 years and holds a B.S. in animal science from Cornell.
Managing Nitrogen During the Season
There's a whole lot of corn in the world—over 400m acres—and it all grows tall fast. As it's growing, farmers are challenged to supply key nutrients efficiently—especially nitrogen. Why? The corn gets tall so fast that it's hard to match fertilizer applications to the needs of the plants.
Timing is important because nitrogen is easily lost during periods of heavy rain. Applying nitrogen near the time it will be used by a rapidly growing crop makes the most sense.
The problem facing many growers is that a rapidly growing crop, mixed with uncertain field conditions, leads to situations where in-season applications of nitrogen (often called "side-dressing") cannot be carried out as planned. Constraints and worries linked to crop height keep many growers from using in-season nitrogen management, a widely recognized best practice.
Seeding Cover Crops Before the Corn Harvest
Enthusiasm for using cover crops in combination with growing corn is growing steadily by the day. These crops are used to keep the soil covered through the fall, winter, and early spring. They contribute to building soil health, keeping excess nitrogen on the field until the following growing season, and fighting compaction. Recent USDA survey data are pointing to higher yields for cash crops that follow a cover crop planting.
The problem facing growers who want to use cover crops with corn is that there is only a very narrow growing window after the corn harvest late in the fall. Progressive growers are trying out a variety of methods to get cover crops seeded in late August and September, after the corn is mature but before it is harvested. Seeding then can extend the growing window for cover crops by a month or more. However, there aren't reliable, cost-effective methods today to seed cover crops into standing corn that can approach 10 feet tall.
Rowbot's Solutions
Rowbot is redefining what's possible for farmers by using robotics. Our first machine is a small, self-driving, multi-use platform that travels between rows of corn, removing height constraints imposed by a rapidly growing crop.
Our Rowbots work in teams to apply nitrogen fertilizer in sync with corn needs, inter-seed cover-crops into tall corn, and collect data to inform both current and future work.
During the 2014 season, we began test marketing our in-season nitrogen (sidedressing) and cover crop seeding services.
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PPLD wants to share some good news with you. Last week, we received a $150,000 grant from the Mary K. Chapman Foundation. It will be paid out over 3 years at $50,000 per year. That brings us to $1.25 million pledged and raised to date! Since we started out with $3.9 million to raise, that leaves us with about $2.65 million to raise over the next 3 years.
We also named campaign co-chairs from the community to help us raise the remaining funds needed for the Tri-Building Project. Laura Muir, President and Owner of Momentum Advertising and Craig Anderson, Partner with NAI Highland Commercial Real Estate and current PPLD Foundation Board member, have agreed to serve for 12 months to get us through the next $1.5 million. They worked on the successful fundraising for the 1905 Carnegie Library restoration.
Finally, the three PPLD volunteer Boards; Trustees, Friends, and Foundation, met last week to pledge their commitments to the Tri-Building Project. The Boards are coordinated and attached is the Campaign Structure that we will coordinate our efforts to successfully raise these funds.
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College Hockey:Minnesota's Potulny Departs College For NHL's Flyers
MINNEAPOLIS — Golden Gopher center Ryan Potulny has decided to forgo his senior year of eligibility and has signed a professional contract with the Philadelphia Flyers of the National Hockey League, the University of Minnesota announced Wednesday.
"With the year that Ryan had, I can fully understand that he feels ready for the next level," Golden Gopher head coach Don Lucia said. "He has elevated his play in each year that he has been at the University of Minnesota. After scoring 38 goals this season, I think Ryan has proven that he is ready to take the next step in his hockey career.
"He has been a tremendous asset and ambassador for Gopher Hockey, and we wish him nothing but the best as he embarks on his professional hockey career."
Potulny was an All-WCHA First Team honoree and 2006 Hobey Baker Memorial Award Finalist after posting career-high totals in points (63), goals (38) and assists (25). Potulny ranks first in the WCHA in points, points per game (1.54), goals, goals per game (0.93), and power-play goals (17), fifth in game-winning goals (four), sixth in power-play points (17-9–26), 11th in assists and 13th in assists per game (0.61).
His points, goals, points per game average, goals per game average and power-play goals all rank first in the nation. He had 18 multi-point games and 11 multi-goal contests this season. Potulny had at least one point in 30 of 41 games this season and a goal in 22 contests. UM was 25-4-1 when he recorded a point and 17-4-1 when he scored a goal. Potulny had 10 three-point games this season, including four hat tricks.
He was a three-time WCHA Offensive Player of the Week this season and earned National Player of the Month honors for February with 9-2–11 in six games.
Potulny finishes his career in 53rd place on Minnesota's all-time list for career points with 68-50–118, and 24th on the school's career goals chart with 68. Potulny also ranks 10th on UM's season goals list and fourth on the school's season power-play goals list with 17.
Potulny was drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers with 87th overall pick in the third round of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. He becomes the first Golden Gopher to leave school early for the NHL since Thomas Vanek (Buffalo), Keith Ballard (Phoenix) and Jake Taylor (N.Y. Rangers) signed following the 2003-04 season.
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Mommar here. I play multiple games on different platforms. Most of them are played from my PC. On Facebook I play Marvel Alliance. I also play Marvel Heroes on my PC. Just about every game has opened up the idea of having microtransactions.
Microtransactions are items you can buy inside (or even outside) the game that will offer you different bonuses, costumes and even advancing in levels. In some cases such as Marvel Alliance to be one of the top players you end up having to sink some gold into buying new and advanced weapons.
I've written about this before in Why Warcraft Needs Microtransactions. The one caveat that I've always had about World of Warcraft is that it should stay with cosmetic items to purchase. Items that do not have an actual effect on ability. Blizzard just introduced it's own ingame store to introduce purchases from inside the game. This means you should be able to buy your in game pets, new shiny transmog helms and other items to make your character look spiffy.
But on the PTR's they have also introduced potions that can affect how you play inside the game. It looks at minimum there will be new potions to give you faster leveling ability. Other potions could easily be added to give you more temporary health, Attack power and any other stat. This could easily kill the transmute market for players with more pocket money that others. But it also could drive the market even higher because it puts these potions (Potion of Luck anyone?).
But this does create a dangerous curve that happens with many of these games that have in game microtransactions. It tilts the game towards those with more cash instead of evening the playing field. There have already been many complaints about the 'dumbing down' of wow for the casual player. Players who put hundreds of hours into their character in leveling, obtaining gear and working their professions getting lapped by someone with a hundred dollars to spend.
I"m curious just how much they will add onto the in game purchase system and just how much effect it will have on the hard core player. And just how much profit will this add to the coffers of the corporate company.
If you want a quick preview of the new in game purchase system go to Wow-Insider and watch the short video.
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Ugh oh! Now that Ja Rule is behind bars it looks like his team had some issues keeping to the set October 11 release date for his new album, Pain Is Love 2, because the record has been pushed back. The album will not hit stores on January 17, 2012. Let's hope that sticks.
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We have several different environments (developer dekstop, integration, QA, prod) which should have slightly different variants of the same httpd.conf file. As an example, the httpd.conf file configures that httpd should act as a reverse proxy and proxy certain URLs to Jetty, but the hostname of the Jetty instance is different in each environment.
Is there a recommended practice for mangaging these kinds of differences? I looked around the apache documentation for the httpd.conf file and I didn't see anything that does what I need.


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Published: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at 1:54 p.m.
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A 28-year-old man has been charged with a trio of charges — including rape and kidnapping — after an investigation by the Thomasville Police Department.
Kareem Anderson, of 57 Hunter St., Thomasville, has been charged with felony crime against nature, felony first-degree rape and felony first-degree kidnapping. He was placed in the Davidson County Detention Center under a $100,000 unsecured bond and has a court date of Nov. 28 in Thomasville.
A detective with the Thomasville Police Department alleges Anderson kidnapped and committed the sexual crimes against a woman. The offense is alleged to have occurred Nov. 4, and the warrant was issued Friday.
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Ball skills: Hands are average, at best. Don't expect a ton of interceptions. Adjusts pretty well to balls thrown behind him.
Instincts: Carter is a safety loaded with speed and power. He's played both free and strong, which will help him get on the field quickly in the NFL. Can be late to see plays going to the sideline.
Man coverage: He has valuable versatility, enough to be used at either safety position and perhaps even to slide inside and cover the slot. In pass coverage, he can play man, zone and bracket coverage. He's best when playing over the top with a corner underneath. Could be seen as a cornerback in Cover 2 defenses.
Size: Has ideal size for NFL defensive back.
Speed: 4.57s in the 40 might be okay for a safety but it's not good enough for a cornerback. Could limit Carter's perceived ability in the NFL.
Tackling: He's very good supporting against the run and is quick to break up field. Has a free-flowing game where he works sideline-to-sideline with good effect. Can be effective as a traditional wrap-up tackler, but likes to lower his head and hit. Can be an intimidator in the deep center. Teams stayed away from his part of the field at times. As fun as Carter can be to watch hitting people, sometimes he'll strikeout going for the big shot. As good as he can be against the run, Carter will sometimes have trouble shedding blocks.
Zone coverage: Has the speed and playmaking ability to be an effective centerfielder. Can be an intimidator in the deep center. Teams stayed away from his part of the field at times.
Final word: Carter is one of the better all-around safeties in this year's class. He's experienced in several different styles of pass defense and is a good run defender. He also has the skill set to be a thumper of a safety who teams can use as a last line of defense enforcer.
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Today Jan. 14, 2014 Wizards of the Coast officially revealed the product images from their upcoming "Magic: The Gathering" set "Born of the Gods" in an article by Trick Jarrett on DailyMtg.com. There will be three different images on booster packs to choose from inside of "Born of the Gods" booster boxes. Born of the Gods" booster packs will retail for $3.99 each.
The five "Born of the Gods" intro packs will each have one of the five prerelease promos from the set as one of the rares. They'll be featured as a premium foil version of the normal artwork.
Each "Born of the Gods" intro pack includes a how to play insert, tip guide, and two unopened "Born of the Gods" booster packs for an MSRP of $14.99.
"Born of the Gods" fat packs feature a whopping nine "Born of the Gods" booster packs, two deck boxes, a spin-down life counter, a "Born of the Gods" player's guide, and 80 basic land cards for $39.99.
"Born of the Gods" will be a small set featuring 165 different cards. Prerelease events will take place on Feb. 1-2, 2014 and the expansion will be available at retail locations one Feb. 7, 2014. Use the Wizards Store Locator to find an event or store near you.
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River Horse Brewing Company is almost ready to launch an all-new Barrel-Aged Series, featuring some old favorites getting a brand new treatment thanks to their growing collection of oak barrels. With a number of beers already resting in bourbon and wine barrels, each of these will be an exclusive release to their brewery once each beast has awoken from their oaky slumber.
All of the beers will be packaged in 750mL bottles, and the brewery also plans to have them on draft with growler fills available during their respective releases. So when can we have it you say? River Horse is shooting for a Fall release, although this is still tentative based on label approvals and other legal hoops remaining to jump through.
The beers thus far:
- Tripel Horse aged in Maker's Mark barrels (12% ABV)
- Oatmeal Milk Stout aged in Maker's Mark barrels (9% ABV)
- Brewer's Reserve Berliner Weisse aged in white wine barrels
Fans of Tripel Horse, Oatmeal Milk Stout and Brewer's Reserve Berliner Weisse should look forward to the oak barrels imparting a new variety of flavors whilst creating a completely new drinking experience. Check back with the official River Horse website and Facebook to catch all the details on the upcoming Barrel-Aged Series releases.
River Horse Brewing Company is located at 2 Graphics Drive in Ewing, NJ. The brewery is open for to-go sales and growler fills on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 12-5pm. Find out where to buy their beer in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut here.


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Robert Pattinson and Dylan Penn are reportedly dating and the two might be having a not-so-secret rendezvous in Spain right now. On March 28, Mail Online reported that Dylan Penn (daughter of Sean Penn and Robin Wright) arrived in Madrid on Friday and that Pattinson, 27, had plans to meet up with her.
Rumors that Rob and Dylan have been dating aren't new but many thought that the pair had called it quits -- perhaps Dylan wasn't Rob's type or vice-versa. However, Penn recently called it quits with Steven R. McQueen ("The Vampire Diaries") and she's apparently back with Rob -- whether or not they are serious remains to be seen.
Robert Pattinson and Dylan Penn, 22, don't seem like a match but evidently there is something between them since they keep winding up together. Naturally this means that Rob isn't "secretly" back together with his ex, Kristen Stewart and his fans have very mixed feelings about that. And in case you were wondering where Rob has been hiding, he has been busy filming "Life" in Toronto, Canada. He usually does a good job staying out of the public eye -- but don't worry RPattz fans, he's still working.
Do you think Robert Pattinson and Dylan Penn make a cute couple? Will they make their relationship official?
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"What's Your Gripe" on Menifee Valley Talk Radio
Therese Daniels chats about "What's Your Gripe" this evening on Menifee Valley Talk Radio... http://www.blogtalkradio.com/men...
Therese Daniels chats about "What's Your Gripe" this evening on Menifee Valley Talk Radio...
Media lies, censorship and convolution of the news? HOA Power Abuse? Not enough good restaurants? Taxes too high? Too much trivial code enforcement? More youth activities? Obama? McCain? Useless age restricted communities? The declining economy? The was in Real Estate? Lenders? Homeless people? Irag? Child abuse? The usual "stuff"!?She says she'll have a surprise guest speaker.
For those of you who have been following this program since we began with thunder and lightening last May, you know I have plenty of gripes. Among my most well known are the abuse of power of HOA's, the stupidity of age restriction in non gated communities, the corruption of politicians, the watered down pudding the media calls news, and my latest favorite is Obama-nobama-pompous windbag. Airing gripes is part of the reason I created Menifee Valley Talk Radio. I discovered often what bothers me bothers you. With that in mind, it occurred to me if we shared ideas we might also discover solutions. So don't forget to listen tonight and call in with your favorite gripe!


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0 out of 2 people found this review helpful:campione is average at best.I will start off saying that i tend not to prefer heram style anime. With that being said, Campione started off decent but became boring by the end. The story got confusing and seemed rushed. I actually had trouble finishing it. the characters felt shallow and were not developed well. Although I will say that I wish knowledge were spread in the way they do it! I think there will be some ...Read more
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Episode 12 at 16:55 was epic! I love this seriesThe kissing in this series is amazing. As a matter of fact this series turned me on to the original light novels that were written by Taketsuki Jou and illustrated by Sikorsky.Read more
You can find his translated works for this series here http://www.baka-tsuki.org/project/index.php?title=Campione!
Post Note: I thought I'd also mention for some who might not know. Alot of series that seem rushed or end ...
0 out of 5 people found this review helpful:this is not a history lesson but it can bei am not a fan of hearm anme because they insult me but these girls actually like the guy and unlike most he actually chooses a girl in the end but i wont tell. it one of the few anime that manga is not better then the anime. i really wish there was a season 2 but how japan been pushing out anime lately just you wait until there is one. it a story about a guy that gets magical powers of the gods ...Read more
12 out of 13 people found this review helpful:Campione It Self, Will there be More?I think Campione is different than normal harem anime.Read more
1. The main guy is not some wimpy guy or a guy who believes he should not get involved
2. The guy actually chooses one of them in the end
3. The main guy gains support of the girls relatively easy and he easily gains his power in a way for the anime world.
In all the anime is good and that i hope in the end ...
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Really good! Hope for a second season!Really liked this Anime due to me liking Greek mythology. But besides that point. it has a clean artwork and by no means rushed by the producers of the show. There were some really funny parts where I couldn't stop laughing to be honest. The show is harem in a way but it isn't at the same time unlike in some other Harems you see, plus the personalities of the girls involved are kick ass knights, ...Read more
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful:Campione! - Ecchi Romance GenreThis should be in the Ecchi Romance Genre. I give it a 5 ★ because its an Anime + Persian, Egyptian, Roman, and Greek Mythology. I really liked Godou and Erica. I really wanted to see Achilles but its okay.
This is an epic seriesThis tale involves romance, comedy, magic and others which makes this anime an addictive series which makes you want more, in short i hope and wish there is more of this anime to come which i can enjoy even more than i already have.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful:Fun! Distorted Mythology, but Definitely Interesting.I'm a girl, but I adore harem anime. I love seeing a nice guy struggle with a bunch of women with a bunch of unique personalities. So it's got that, plus action and magic. All in all light-hearted fun with some moments of deep emotion. It's perfect for me. I was looking for some fun and less drama.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful:A unique look at the world of myths!This is your typical harem anime...IF that typical harem show had Gods, Monsters, and Italians.Read more
Overall, this show is good. I can't complain about the character designs, etc...but the meat of it is the mythological underpinnings and the characters themselves.
The tropes are all here for a fun ride, and there's a few naughty bits. Parents beware, this is not a kid friendly show.
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Today's Economic Data Docket - All About The NFP
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It's going negative and qe3 coming
My guess is a loss of 15k and qe3 hints start flying today. Stocks slightly up.
Eh, I'm no Wall Street economist, but I'll throw out an -18k estimate. Anyone else have any clue?
After excrutiatingly tedious calculations, I predict it will either be up or down by some number that is within the range of real numbers, not to discount the possiblity that the "real" number will fall squarely within the imaginary number domain.
I think we get a bad number with big downward revisions
+1 (-35,000 revision) . Always a down revision. Always. I stayed up past my bedtime to see the opening clusterfuck. I will wake up to CNBS bullshit at noon(PST) on my day off to access if all my shorts have done well. See my last recent post for stock ideas.
J in Vegas.
I have no nails left. My head is spinning. I don't know which way to turn. BUT I have my goody goody Gold :)
futures are pricing in crap number. mid august and QE3 is activated...then a rating down grade of USTs+ China sells a chunk, market goes into further meltdown in sept. there you go crystal ball
Don't know what to think of china. It's kinda a codependency relationship with the USA. Were the drunks they enable.
I think they want to suck us dry before getting all warlike
20k ...going by amazon crappy book sales last mth. yes i am guessing
Since were all waiting, everyone throw out their best guess. I'm sure it'll be closer than the eCONomists.
If the number come in better than expected we get a small rally, but then what? The market can't feed on it for too long, its gonna end bad later in the session. We need some centralbankers to throw money at the market for an "extensive period of time" for this market to change direction.
If Its BTE who knows. Bad news = qe3 sooner. Knowing uncle sugar is on his way give em a warm feeling.
Not leaked.?..Gonna go with two sets of numbers, based on whether they have enough to try to end the correction now or if they need to let out more line. A better than expected will have Liesman touting "See! we're correcting", he seems to be very smug lately. So far its been weird, very controlled panic selling. As if everyone is waiting on the Fed, preventing capitulation. (reposted from goldman article)
Guess everyone is waiting for the insider info move a minute before release.
Gold/silver taken down the day before NFP results, as usual the correlation.
CFTC must be perfectly aware of this.
Meanwhile, the politicians and corporate media talking heads, having installed Mr. Market as the impersonal and unimpeachable Arbiter of Truth, are now pointing to his recent squawks and contortions as proof that "The Market," dissatisfied with the deficit deal, is demanding further "stimulative" tax cuts and decreased government spending.
Get money to the "job creators" while there's still time! Never let a crisis go to waste.
We'll be sacrificing virgins to Mr. Market before it's over.
How can the data be goalseeked? I've often wondered about these reports' integrity. Bottom line, are the figures reported accurate?
My guess, and that's all that it is, market gos sideways today, bottom drops out Monday.
If a bad number does the S&P drop or rise due to the forthcoming QE3?
only a few more minuites to go, i am so excited my nipples are hard. I think QE3 is assured but not for the banks or the citizens , its just to keep the goverment from collapsing. no more buyers of our debt except for QE3 process.
No leaks, seems very strange - could be positive. I say -25k, carnage ensues!!!
0 jobs on the headline.
No matter what it is, S&P prints 1188 before the hue and cry rises enough on the BlowHorn for QE3...before the market turns for a very brief snap back.
Smart marketeers know this:
1. A low job figure continues to confirm that growth is limited, if not completely stalled.
2. QE3, should it occur, is bad for the real economy: higher food & fuel prices, and virtually no impact on increasing consumption, and a drag on future growth.
The excessive debt of the past few decades needs to be restructured. That is the only way to "reset" the real economy. Along with that the debt-as-money paradigm needs to be axed, taking The Fed with it. Of course, neither of these things (debt restructure and non-debt-based-money) will happen as long as the banksters who are running the economy can pillage, via their political accomplices, more from Main St.
Doomsters hit by a truck with the BIG number.
Recession My A$$
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Many students feel pressured to find the "right" career, and often feel stressed because they haven't found it already. The question, "What do I want to do with the rest of my life?" is an awfully large one; therefore, we encourage students to plan their careers in smaller, more manageable steps. The reality is, you'll probably change careers several times throughout your working life, as your values, interests, personality traits, and skills continue to develop over time. The most important step as you begin is to know how to learn about different industries and occupations - a skill that you will use over and over again. Here are several helpful places to start your exploration:
Researching different occupations, industries, and emerging career paths will help you make informed decisions about your future. You want to know going in what issues and changes may be occurring in a particular career field: is the field growing/shrinking? What salary can I expect to make starting out? What type of educational preparation will I need? What will the occupation look like on a day-to-day basis?
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DETERMINATION: channeling the creative spirit! Listen to the Open studios soundscape at this link – http://wonderfeel.bandcamp.com/album/determination Experiencing passion, intensity, madness and play that drive us to create… The music is built from sounds of Open...Read More
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Yarra Valley Open Studios Group Exhibition was exhibited at Oakridge Wines: 23 August – September 15 2014. Artwork from each of the 2014 Yarra Valley Open Studios artists was displayed all in one place. This was a great place to visit and plan before the Open Studios...Read More
The 2014 open Studios exhibited a 'Prelim' Exhibition at The Memo Gallery, Healesville Memorial Hall, 235 Maroondah Hwy, Healesville Closed Mondays, 11am – 4pm other times A second Yarra Valley Open Studios exhibition will be held at The Memo Gallery in Healesville....Read More
To those visiting Yarra Valley Open Studios for the first time, a warm welcome to you, and to everyone returning – thanks for coming back in 2014. I want to send out a big thank you to the wonderful Yarra Valley Artists who so generously open their studios (and often their...Read More
A few of our artists give you a sneak peek into what you might see if you visit them during the Yarra Valley Open Studios on September 12 & 13, 2015. See them for a minute here, or come and spend time with them in person, and find out what really makes them tick… Mim...Read More
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You are invited to experience the people, space, making process and ideas that unfold within the private studios of artists in the delightful Yarra Valley.
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The Northwest Georgia Crime Examiner personally compiles arrest reports that covers the Polk County area.
Listed below is the Polk County arrest report for Tuesday April 15, 2014. The report includes a complete list of arrests, information regarding prior arrests, bonding information and available inmate photos. Unless specified otherwise, all information is obtained from the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
The arrest reports within this list do not reflect the actual guilt or innocence of the individual or individuals listed. All parties are presumed innocent until they are proven guilty in a court of law. Not every arrest or charge leads to a conviction. A conviction or an acquittal will be determined by the court system.
The following individuals were arrested and charged with the violations listed below. Click on the embedded links within each list to view the complete prior arrests report. Links to arrests prior to 2009 will not be included.
Shawntisa Nicole Bray, 26, of Rockmart was arrested on a warrant out of Hiram. Bray remains in custody at the Paulding County Detention Center at the time of this publication.
Nemecio Chavez-Acevedo, 69, of Cartersville was arrested and charged with driving while license expired, no proof of insurance and running a red light. Chavez-Acevedo was released the same day after posting three cash bonds totaling $950.
Steve Alan Kinard, 35, of Cedartown was arrested for child abandonment (child support). Kinard was released the same day after posting a $5,000 property bond. See also (3/20/2014)
Jose Artur Pineda-Becerra, 40, of Cedartown was arrested and charged with driving while license suspended. Pineda-Becerra was released the same day after posting two property bonds totaling $720.
Mark Anthony Smith, 38, of was arrested on a warrant out of Paulding County. Smith remains in custody at the Paulding County Detention Center at the time of this publication.
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March 7, 2011
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SEATTLE - The full field for the 2011 NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships was officially announced today and seven Husky names can be found on the list. Six of those seven were assured a spot, so the only anxious waiting was for Ryan Vu. The senior, with only indoor eligibility remaining, made the cut in the pole vault, extending his UW career to his first career NCAA Indoor meet.
The NCAA Indoor Championships are set for this Friday and Saturday in College Station, Texas hosted by Texas A&M.
Vu, a Bellevue native and Interlake HS grad, will join fellow senior Scott Roth, who is the defending NCAA Indoor champion in the pole vault, among the 16 qualifiers. Roth is ranked No. 1 with a season-best clearance of 18-1. Last year he cleared 18-4 ½ to win nationals. The Granite Bay, Calif. native has not competed since a hamstring injury at the Husky Classic last month, but has been back practicing and focusing on this weekend's title defense. Vu, the 2010 Pac-10 Champion, qualified with his mark of 17-7, which was the final height to make the field.
Sophomore James Cameron and senior Colton Tully-Doyle will take to the track in the mile and 3,000-meters, respectively. Cameron (Lake Forest, Calif.) just punched his ticket this past Saturday, when he ran 3:58.51 at the UW Final Qualifier, the fourth four-minute mile in school history. He will be competing at his first NCAA meet. Tully-Doyle (San Diego, Calif.) broke the 3k school-record earlier this year with a time of 7:53.13 and will be making his second straight NCAA Indoor appearance, after he placed 12th at 5,000-meters last year.
The final men's qualifier is sophomore Jeremy Taiwo in the heptathlon. Taiwo (Renton, Wash./Newport) competed at NCAA Indoors as a freshman in 2009, placing 12th overall to earn All-America honors. He has taken his all-around game to new levels since then, however, and comes in ranked seventh nationally with a school record total of 5,746 points.
The focus for the Husky women will be on just one race, the 3,000-meters. Freshmen Katie Flood and Megan Goethals both qualified for nationals on Saturday. Flood (Des Moines, Iowa) is the top-ranked freshman nationally in the 3k with her time of 9:09.85, the second-best mark in UW history, and sixth-fastest in the NCAA field. Goethals (Rochester, Mich.) was right behind on Saturday in a time of 9:11.56, making her the No. 2-ranked freshman. The two combined to win the two high school national cross country championships in 2009.


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MMA By The Numbers: Chris Lytle
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MMA By The Numbers: Chris 'Lights Out' Lytle
Prior to his fight last night during UFC On Versus against Dan Hardy, Chris 'Lights Out' Lytle announced he would be retiring from the Ultimate Fighting Championship and mixed martial arts. The 36-year-old Indianapolis Indiana native first made his debut in mixed martial arts in 1999 after having been trained by Pat McPherson and Keith Palmer.
During his first 4 years of competing he made a name for himself within the Pancrase organization. His career within the UFC was spread over 7 years. He debuted and had his first fight in the company in the year 2000. He became a regular UFC fighter from 2003 to 2005 before he was released and fought a couple of fights in the WEC. He was then brought back as a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter Season 4: The Comeback, where he was the welterweight runner up to Matt Serra. Since re-joining the company in 2006 he had become one of the UFC's most tenured fighters.
Below we look at the mixed martial arts career of Chris 'Lights Out' Lytle by the numbers…
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*12 Fights (20th Most All-Time) on UFC Pay-Per-View with a record of 6-6. (First Fight: UFC # 45 Vs Robbie Lawler Last Fight: UFC # 127 Vs Brian Ebersole)
*4 Fights on UFC The Ultimate Fighter with a record of 3-1.
*3 Main Event Fights (6th Most All-Time) on UFC The Ultimate Fighter. (First Main Event: August 31st 2006 Vs Pete Spratt Last Main Event: November 11th 2006 Vs Matt Serra)
*1 Fight on UFC On Versus with a record of 1-0.
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Two Liver Transplants Save 2-Year-Old Girl
Like any 2-year-old, Serenity Calerway is happy and chubby, trying to figure out how to stand on her own two feet without help.
But unlike most toddlers, Serenity has had not just one liver transplant, but two.
It was her parent's rare journey to find their child a liver twice that provides a window into the emotional rollercoaster of organ transplants -- one that is most successful when there is a support system in place.
Serenity's liver didn't work when she was born. Toxins had filled her body, and she couldn't get the proteins she needed to develop and grow.
Her condition left her doctors in the dark.
"We tried to diagnose her with a disease, but everything came up negative," said Ruba Azzam,MD, medical director of the University of Chicago's pediatric liver transplant program.
Eventually, Azzam diagnosed Serenity with idiopathic neonatal liver failure -- liver failure without a reason. Still a newborn, Serenity went on the waiting list for a liver transplant.
Serenity grew sicker each day that she waited for a liver. "She had several infections," Azzam said, "along with worsening respiratory problems."
Then a parent's worst nightmare happened: Serenity couldn't breathe.
Serenity was quickly rolled into an operating room--not for a lifesaving liver transplant, but to have a tracheotomy cut into her neck.
Serenity was taken off the transplant list, too sick for a transplant surgery.
After her little body recovered from the tracheotomy, Serenity was relisted for transplant. The hospital got word that a family was willing to donate the organs of an infant who had died. It was Serenity's best chance. But in her pre-surgery evaluation, she was running a fever. The liver would go to another child, and Serenity was taken off the list again.
"It was on, off, on off," said Serenity's father, Ricky Calerway. "At times it got rough and it was difficult to keep the faith."
The Calerways leaned heavily on their family, on their church, and on the faint hope that Serenity would improve enough to survive the trauma of transplant surgery.
Michael Millis, MD, director of transplantation at the University of Chicago, was dedicated to doing the right thing for Serenity, but didn't want to put a liver into a patient who was likely to die.
"We cannot take a donated organ and put it in a scenario in which we already know that it's not going to last," he said.
The government arranges organ allocation with the input of physicians, and Millis considers this a stewardship with the public's trust.
"If we were to frequently give donor organs to people who wouldn't survive, society would stop supporting transplantation and the gifts would stop."
Around 50 patients at the University of Chicago Medicine wait for a liver on any given day, along with an additional 17,000 people across the country. There are more people on the list than donor livers, and every year about 2,000 people die waiting for a transplant.
To decide who goes on that list, physicians look at patients' support networks.
"We study the family of every single patient who comes forward for transplant, to make sure that we will have excellent follow-up after the surgery is done," Azzam said.
Living with a transplanted organ means daily medications, lots of doctors' appointments, and a surprising emotional strain. It takes an enormous commitment from a patient's family to get through the long recovery.
After 15 months in the hospital, Serenity went home without a new liver. But she had a secret weapon in her devoted parents.
The Calerways worked tirelessly for her health, to help her get healthy enough for a transplant. Soon, she could sit up and could follow an object that moved into her gaze, important markers that showed she was thriving in spite of her failed liver.
Azzam was impressed. "The support of her family was the most important contributing factor to her going back on the transplant list," she said.
Then, on Serenity's second birthday, the University of Chicago Medicine was offered an infant donor liver. The Calerways rushed her back to the hospital.
Little did her parents know that there was another mountain to climb.
Transplanting a liver is the most complex surgery performed at the University of Chicago.
"By the time you're operating on someone in liver failure, you don't have any clotting factors," Millis said. "The patient is malnourished. You have blood flow problems. And then you have lots of anastomosis issues"-- difficulty connecting the blood vessels in the new organ.
During Serenity's surgery, Millis ran into a catastrophic complication: He unclamped her hepatic artery, but blood wouldn't flow out of the new liver.
"It was unusual," he said. "I've never seen a case like hers and I've never read about one."
Soon the transplanted liver failed and she was relisted as a Status 1A -- in the most desperate need.
After the second liver transplant, two weeks later, Millis discovered an abnormality in Serenity's belly.
"She was born with a wall between the lower part of her body and her heart. We couldn't see it without an MRI, because we had clamped at that level." Millis bypassed the blockage, and sent the blood from the liver directly to her heart.
Serenity improved immediately. "She didn't have a smooth path, but her new liver is doing well and her recovery is terrific," Azzam said.
The Calerways have no information about the two families who donated a child's organs and saved Serenity, except that both families suffered a terrible tragedy.
"Maybe hearing Serenity's story will encourage families who have donated organs after a child passes," Ricky Calerway said. "Their children live on through ours."
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Investors in Tesla Motors (TSLA) have been happy to suspend disbelief in the company during the past several months.
Despite the practical constraints of production bottlenecks for the Tesla Model S, despite the forward price-to-earnings ratio of more than 100 for TSLA, and despite the talk of a bubble there was a huge belief in the narrative and the momentum behind Tesla stock.
But after Tesla earnings for Q3 shook confidence in this momentum stock, TSLA shares hit the skids in after-hours trading … and if the breakdown continues, we have only seen the first hints of how bad this crash could become.
Tesla Earnings Strong, But Not Strong Enough
At first glance, Tesla earnings look great. Non-GAAP revenue was $602.6 million, up 9% from the previous quarter, and strong adjusted earnings of 13 cents a share, topping profit forecasts.
The details reveal some sketchiness, however, since TSLA prefers an accounting system that books the entire life of a lease up front … and unfortunately, that is not allowed under generally accepted accounting principles.
Using GAAP standards, then, Tesla actually reported a net loss of $38.5 million, or 32 cents per share.
Operating at a loss is never a good thing, but some Tesla stock investors might be willing to overlook this in pursuit of continued long-term success.
However, another disappointing detail in Tesla earnings was the fact that Model S deliveries fell short of expectations. TSLA delivered 5,500 electric cars in total, 1,000 of which went to Europe, but despite decent growth that was below expectations.
And of course there's the declining zero-emission vehicle tax credits to bolster earnings as TSLA took in just $10 million vs. $51 million last quarter. This is natural as the Tesla Model S rolls into overseas markets and even U.S. states that do not have a ZEV credit system, but a drag on earnings nonetheless.
So on the whole, we got a Q3 that doesn't wash with the do-no-wrong valuation for TSLA stock right now … and thus a double-digit selloff in the immediate aftermath of Tesla earnings.
What's Next for TSLA?
Going forward, Tesla expects to deliver 6,000 vehicles in Q4 for a total of 21,500 Model S sedans this year. It's crucial for Tesla to hit those numbers, or else this third-quarter earnings report could be seen as part of a long-term trend in production shortfalls, not just an anomaly.
But even if TSLA continues a track record of success, the big question is whether that success will be enough. Consider that the 5,500 Tesla electric cars delivered in Q3 topped Tesla's internal forecasts of 5,000 vehicles … but it was shy of Wall Street's more ambitious targets that are weighing on shares.
This expectations game is an unfortunate but stark reality for Tesla stock investors right now. And considering that Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently admitted that TSLA stock is overvalued, it's crucial for investors to understand that internal goals set by Tesla are actually more important than playing the Wall Street game … even if that means some overly bullish traders get burned in the process.
The future is undoubtedly bright for Tesla Motors, as it began taking reservations in China for its Model S and expects to begin making deliveries in Asia right after the new year. Furthermore, Tesla remains iconic and an undisputed leader in electric vehicles with plans to roll out a more populist Model E midsize sedan at a lower price point.
But investors should start to admit that TSLA stock might be in an untenable position, with incredibly high expectations and the natural bottlenecks of expanding a capital-intensive business like vehicle manufacturing — not to mention fending off competition from the low-emission plug-in Prius from Toyota (TM), the Chevrolet Volt and Spark duo from General Motors (GM) and other up-and-coming electric cars looking to cash in now that Tesla has proven the EV market to be very viable.
Momentum stocks always end with a tremendous flame-out. Whether Tesla can avoid that crash and burn after the immediate earnings selloff is a fair question, but the reality is that investors who have been sitting on this fast-moving stock should get real about the bumpy road ahead.
One thing is clear, though … all those bearish traders sitting around waiting for the inevitable stumble and selloff in Tesla stock are mighty pleased with themselves.
More on Tesla earnings
- If you need further proof of the euphoria, check out a college student who plowed his savings into Tesla stock … though admittedly, he's done pretty well. (CNBC)
- Q3 earnings wrapup on TSLA. (Business Insider)
- FWIW, I warned a month ago that Tesla stock was breaking down. (The Slant)
Jeff Reeves is the editor of InvestorPlace.com and the author of The Frugal Investor's Guide to Finding Great Stocks. As of this writing, he did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. Write him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter via @JeffReevesIP.


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Capturing the little things in a garden that, when we walk around in our daily rush of activities, all pass by.
It shows nature in it's true and colourful beauty, just what we see when we look right and take our time.
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Honduran Milk ("King") Snake
Commonly known as a Honduran milk snake, the "king snake" is one of the largest milk snakes. These snakes are hatched from eggs and are not venomous. The Honduran milk snake's colors resemble that of the venomous coral snake.
A number of different "color morphs", or color combinations, occur in the milk snake species, and they are frequently bred in captivity to produce specific colorations popular to exotic pet owners.
"Ringo" was a privately owned exotic pet for many years. When his owner had to relocate he was not able to keep the snakes in his new apartment, so Black Pine adopted Ringo, and "Cujo", a black rat snake.
Thousands of pet snakes become displaced each year and need refuge, for a variety of reasons. Some snakes are more aggressive than their owners had hoped. Some simply have lived longer than their owner's interest lasted. Honduran milk snakes can live 15 to 20 years in captivity, so keeping one as a pet requires a long-term commitment.


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