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Biel, 30, tells InStyle in its August cover story that Timberlake, 31, helps choose her outfits – and picked out her gorgeous engagement ring without any input from her.
"I had no say whatsoever [in the ring]. I don't micromanage," she tells InStyle, on newsstands Friday. "He is fearless in his choices and has a real eye for design. And I'll be honest: He has better taste than I do."
Adds Biel, "When I walk out of the closet after getting dressed in the morning, I'll go like this [turns palms upward as if to say, 'Well?'] And he goes like this [shakes his head no]. Then he picks again. It's hilarious."
Fashion feedback aside, Biel says her advice for having a happy relationship is "letting go of the little stuff. You can't let it get to you." Plus, being with an inspiring person is key to her happiness. "It is important to me to have a partner who is loving and fun – someone who inspires me," she says. "And he must be a good person."
Asked about whether she plans to raise children someday in Los Angeles, where she and Timberlake currently live in the Hollywood Hills, the actress who was raised in Colorado says, "I would like those future little people to have the experience I had, in some capacity. It was fun. I love Colorado; I've always thought that could be a possibility for me."
Making Time for Each OtherIn addition to being raised in the outdoorsy environment of her home state, Biel says she learned a lot about relationships growing up by watching her mom and dad.
"The best thing I learned from [my parents] is that you have to put your relationship first. You need to make time for your partner," she says. It's really easy to let that go by the wayside. It's easy to say, 'Hey, I'll see you later. I love you.' And you can't do that."
Biel finds this especially difficult because of the demanding schedules she and Timberlake have because of their work. "Justin and I have a rule that we don't let a certain amount of time go by without seeing each other, but it doesn't always work," she says. "But from here on out, I want to participate in making smart choices for the relationship."
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"In my earlier experiences with relationships, I was really vulnerable to somebody else's personality, hobbies and way of life," she says.
"But as I've gotten older, I've become proud of the traits that make me who I am. Maintaining my individuality is really important to me because otherwise I can easily slip into somebody else's life. So I'm glad I'm getting better at it. It's a process, but it's getting simpler."


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Hoard gave strong support to Wisconsin's genetics program
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As a new year begins, we wrap up the 125th anniversary celebration of Hoard's Dairyman. In our June 2010 issue, we chronicled how Hoard was instrumental in launching many endeavors far beyond his magazine. One such program he helped initiate celebrated its 100th anniversary last year . . . it was a program he called "Experimental Breeding."
Hoard was a student and a teacher all his life, a successfully well-educated man, as noted by the University of Wisconsin Department of Genetics. His peers recognized this passion for education. Nearly two decades after holding the office of governor, the state legislature appointed Hoard to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents. It was during this time that Hoard brought great influence to bear upon the development of agricultural education in Wisconsin.
Hoard believed in science. Just like feeding, he thought breeding dairy cattle should be a scientifically controlled operation. So, during his term as president of the Board of Regents, Hoard helped establish the Department of Experimental Breeding whose name would later be changed to Genetics shortly after Hoard's death. Hoard had great enthusiasm for heredity and wrote about the subject often because he was looking for assistance of any kind that a dairy cattle breeder could use to improve the production of his herd. To read more about Hoard's passion for genetics, go to http://centennial.genetics.wisc.edu/node/18


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Morrow scores a goal with a distinct kicking motion. Ladies and gentle I give you, soccer on ice.
between McQuire screaming about Morrow not kicking the puck (saying it about 8 times) and him saying that there is a phantom call on Crosby who did LIGHTLY hook the defenseman causing a turnover I really don't think I can take this commentary. Usually I can tolerate it, when it's Pittsburgh and Crosby it really is that much worse
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the acting of arguring a proven fact and trying to get the last word.
Craig was craiging on our discussion.
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The act of ruining a moment.
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Recently there has been a great deal made of the "lie" told by President Obama that people would not have their policies canceled due to Affordable Care Act. Problem is, Obama didn't lie, the insurance companies are using the new law as a cover to attempt to force policy holders to take new more expensive coverage.
Here is what the law actually says about existing policies: "EC. 1251. PRESERVATION OF RIGHT TO MAINTAIN EXISTING COVERAGE. (a) No Changes to Existing Coverage- (1) IN GENERAL- Nothing in this Act (or an amendment made by this Act) shall be construed to require that an individual terminate coverage under a group health plan or health insurance coverage in which such individual was enrolled on the date of enactment of this Act."
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This week, two religions celebrate major holidays.
The Jewish holiday of Passover began last night and continues until the evening of Tuesday, April 2.
The holiday celebrates the release of Jews as slaves in ancient Egypt. God sent forth 10 plagues on the Egyptians to force them to release the Jews. When Pharaoh ignored the first nine, the most devastating plague - killing all firstborn children - was visited upon Egypt.
Jewish families were told to mark the entrances to their homes in lamb's blood, and thus they were "passed over" by the plague. The death of the Egyptian children broke Pharaoh's resistance and the Exodus began.
Today, Passover commemorates and celebrates that freedom.
Christians regard this - the week of Easter - as Holy Week. Friday is Good Friday, marking the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Sunday, of course, is Easter - the day Christ rose from the grave.
The story of Easter is the basis of Christianity. While Christ's birthday may be a bigger commercial holiday - Christmas - Easter is the raison d'etre for the religion named for him. Christ's resurrection is the promise of eternal life.
Our country has a rich Judeo-Christian heritage. Many of the families of our forebears came to the United States to escape religious persecution. Now we live in a nation where two distinct religions - and many others - celebrate their foundations and traditions openly.
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Charleston firefighters are working to determine what sparked a blaze that damaged one of the city's historic buildings along Broad Street.
Witnesses Friday morning reported seeing heavy smoke seep from 67 Broad St., east of Charleston's City Hall and Judicial Center.
Charleston firefighters were dispatched at 7:54 a.m., with the first units arriving within 3 minutes after the initial dispatch, according to Ryan Kunitzer with the Fire Marshal Division. The fire was brought under control within eight minutes of firefighters' arrival.
Daniel Ravenel Jr., 29, said he woke to the sound of fire engines and his father's cries alerting him to the fire across the street from their home.
Flames licked at the far left window of the building's third floor as firefighters approached, Ravenel said. Firefighters broke the window to gain access to the blaze.
"That's when the flames really erupted," Ravenel said.
Crews remained at the site for hours afterward, treating hot spots and surveying the damage. Crowds gathered along the street, taking pictures and watching from a distance while dozens of firefighters worked the scene.
"The rapid response and coordinated actions of the Fire Department minimized the damage to this structure while confining the fire to one building," said Fire Marshal Mike Julazadeh.
Kunitzer said that the building's brick exterior helped prevent the flames from reaching neighboring structures. The fire was contained to the building's third floor and converted fourth-floor attic space, with the lower floors suffering smoke and water damage, he said. There was no word Friday regarding a possible cause for the blaze, which originated within the floor joist area of the third floor.
The building was undergoing renovations before the fire occurred.
Kunitzer reported that residents in the area noted an odor and smoky haze as early as 5 a.m. but couldn't find where it was coming from. He urges people to report any unusual odors or visible smoke by calling 911 so responders can be sent to investigate.
The three-and-a-half story building, with a passage through the west side, was constructed between 1758 and 1765 by John Hume, a prominent merchant of the period, according to a building inventory at the Charleston County Public Library. In the 19th century, it was the annex of the famous Jones' or Mansion House Hotel, located next door to the west, the inventory stated.
The 5,358-square-foot building, owned by Broad Street LLC, is listed for rent online. The company bought the building from Cobblestone Associates in February for $2.7 million, according to Charleston County records.
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The Skyhawks kept it close, then it wasn�t.
The Fort Lewis College women�s lacrosse team hung within a few goals of Regis on Saturday at Dick�s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City before a five-goal run across just a couple of minutes made it ugly.
FLC (1-1, 1-1 WILA) lost 15-7 to a Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association opponent after trailing just 9-7 with 12 minutes remaining.
The Rangers� fast-break attack was the culprit.
�They were really good at quick, short passes and catching and throwing,� FLC head coach Kelsey MacDonald said.
FLC freshman goalkeeper and Durango High School alumna Alyssa Spencer made 11 saves. She made 13 saves in her collegiate debut, a 14-13 victory against Colorado Mesa on Friday in Grand Junction.
�The goals they scored on her were like one v. none,� MacDonald said.
�As a team, for the most part, we played hard, and we hustled all over the field. Our fundamentals are what killed us (Saturday).
�We�d win the ball and play really good defense and make a stop, and then it would just die� on turnovers or silly shots, she said. �We weren�t as smart as we need to be on attack.�


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The name of the family from the descendents of King David in the ancient times of Israel. Ancient Israelian prophets predicted that descendents from the Greenberg family would give birth to the messiah in the freedomland desert. People today believe that the freedomland desert is in the United States possibly the southwest. The Greenberg Family is the Holy Family and the holders of the Davidic Covenant.
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The act of flatulating into another persons water bottle or can.
excuse me, does your pepsi taste like Greenberg too?
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No kidding. My favorite parts of Bettman's speech:
kinda funny how right when bettman and fehr get back into the fold, things all go to sh*t....
Bettman: Owners said union "clearly doesn't want to make a deal." Players wanted to get back on track.
Bettman: Owners outlined what key elements they needed in exchange for pension plan, so they were expecting yes or no.
Bettman: It wasn't intended to be a negotiating session. Answer wasn't "yes."
So he claims the NHLPA doesn't want to make a deal, but the owners basically said "take it or leave it" regarding the pension plan. Makes sense.
I'm glad Bettman looks rattled. Hopefully because he's worried about losing his job.
Bettman confirms the elements the league added to the table this week are now OFF the table
Bettman says the Make Whole provision in its entirety as a concept is OFF the table.
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The SPCA of Niagara has taken ownership of 64 Pomeranians that were seized Saturday from a woman who is due to appear in court tonight to answer charges that she was running a puppy mill out of her Lockport home.
SPCA Director Amy Lewis said most of the dogs are in relatively good condition and all should be well enough to be adopted. In fact, there might be more demand than supply; she said that in a three-hour period Monday,the shelter received 90 calls from people asking to be put on a waiting list to adopt one of the dogs. The animals range in age from two weeks to 9 years old.
The owner of the animals, Ellouise M. Magrum, 50, agreed to turn over the dogs in order to work out a solution that might get her a more lenient sentence and would be in the best interest of the dogs, Lewis said.
Magrum previously bred shelties and Pekingnese dogs for about 16 years, according to Lewis. She was not charged with animal cruelty in this case but does face a number of town code violations related to the business she was operating in her South Royal Parkway home.
"Though this was out of control, in a few weeks it could have been much, much worse for these dogs," Lewis said. "The smell of urine and feces was overpowering."
The dogs were found in the house and garage when Niagara County sheriff's deputies were called to the residence on an unrelated juvenile issue at 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Town of Lockport Building Inspector Brian Belson said Monday that the house will need to be scrubbed clean by a professional cleaning company before anyone can move back in.
Belson said the home has been a problem for years, but police were unable to enter the house without grounds for a search warrant.
"As soon as I got the call that night I knew exactly what house they were talking about," Belson said. "She had shelties before and got rid of them. She's kind of complied and just squeaked under, but this got out of control."
According to a website, Magrum was running RCE Royal Poms, selling dogs for between $200 to $400 out of her home.
Belson, who called the site a "puppy mill," said more than half of the house was taken up by dogs.
No kennels and no more than three dogs are permitted in a residential zone, and Magrum was cited for operating a kennel, operating a nonpermitted business, unsafe building and unsanitary conditions. She was additionally charged with the violations of harboring dogs, unlicensed dogs, failure to license dogs and excessive barking.
She is scheduled to appear in Lockport Town Court tonight.
Lewis praised the people who helped care for the dogs after they were removed from the home.
"It was an incredible turnout. We had four vet techs, a veterinarian and a whole slew of volunteers who are working on bathing the dogs," Lewis said. "It's really cute. We have some fluffy little baby Pomeranians who are being blow-dried."
She said medical and behavioral evaluations are being done on the animals, but she expects all of them to be adoptable. Calls to adopt dogs and puppies and be put on a waiting list are being accepted at 731-4368.
The shelter also is looking for donations of puppy chow, puppy pads, newspapers and monetary donations at the Niagara County SPCA, 2100 Lockport Road, Wheatfield.
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STATELINE, Nev. - Epicurian enthusiasts are invited to please their palates during this weekend's South Lake Tahoe Food and Wine Festival.
For the third year in a row, Harrah's Lake Tahoe will host a series of events that includes wine tasting, food, desserts and dinners prepared by chefs from the company as well as guest chefs.
Harrah's banquet chef Rick Maricle and cooks Jon Vasquez and Nancy Leon began to peel 160 pounds of crayfish from Tahoe Lobster Co. on Monday afternoon in the kitchen at Harveys. The crayfish will be used in a salad with fried green tomatoes and creole mustard.
"The festival is a tremendous amount of work, and preparation," he said. "But by the time we get to Saturday, everybody is having a good time."
In addition to preparing food for the event, Maricle also serves as a host for all the chefs traveling to the area for the festival, which includes making sure they have all the ingredients they need to make their dishes.
"He's the driving force to make it a success," Lauren Evison, Director of Food Operations, said of Maricle. "For all the work he has to do, he's very calm."
This year's epicurean expo will feature 14 food stations, 12 liquor stations and 12 wine stations, Evison said. In addition to the food and drinks, entertainment and prizes will be available for guests who want to take a break between bites. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Carson Valley Community Food Closet.
During the expo, Tahoe-Douglas firefighters will compete against South Lake Tahoe firefighters in an eating contest. Firemen will attempt to devour a 5-pound sandwich and the winner will receive $500 toward a charity of his or her choice.
With two years under its belt, Evison said she hopes to see the festival develop into a locals' event.
"We want a lot more local interest instead of people considering it to be a Harrah's and Harveys VIP event," Evison said. "We want more participation, but a lot of people are finding out about it two weeks before the event."
Evison's ideas for the future include bringing in food trucks, adding entertainment and children's activities and inviting local fine-dining establishments to participate. It will take a lot more planning to incoporate those ideas, so Evison said she plans to gauge local response before moving forward. She also hopes to see the revenue grow so they can bring in more big names in the food industry.
"So far we've taken little, small steps," she said. "We want to take a big one next year."
"I'm excited about this year," she said. "I have hopes for the new year to get more locals involved and plan right out of the gate and give more back to the community."
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The 2012 Freddy Awards, FRED X, will culminate in a three-hour television awards ceremony on Thursday, May 24 from the State Theatre in Easton.
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The Kelvin vest is a layering solution with a number of applications. When the temperature starts to plummet, and you need a lightweight, pack-able, insulated vest; the Kelvin is it.
Having drank from the same cup as the Kelvin Jacket, the Kelvin Vest is a layering solution for a number of applications. When the temperature starts to plummet, and you need a heavily insulated vest; the Kelvin is it. Light, packable and very warm.
"Whether I'm hunting solo out west or spending the day in a treestand, the packable core insulation of the Kelvin Vest is always with me. After walking in and climbing up into my tree stand, I can layer the vest under the Stratus Jacket or remove it if temperatures rise. It's available to put back on again in the late afternoon as temperatures again drop toward freezing."
- Sitka Athlete Mike Mitten
It's warm. That nice. It's loud. Very loud. It's huge. Enormous. It's very pricey. My Patagonia micropuff packs into its pocket. And was a lot less, is just as loud and warm. I'm not blown away by it. It is just ok.
This vest is extremely warm! I actually have this vest in the original optifade elevated forest pattern. I will pull this vest out on the coldest of days. my biggest issue is the size of this vest. its huge! I have the new kelvin lite vest and compared to that its about 2 sizes bigger. But both tags say medium. it makes it very tough if you want to layer this vest under one of the softshell jackets like the Jetstream or 90%. Another issue is the pull cord for hem, on the inside of the vest where the cord comes out if you pull to hard or at the wrong angle(even through the hand pockets as designed) it will rip the fabric. it happened to mine so now I have to flip the hem up to adjust the pull cord. A steel garment like the one on the stratus jacket needs to be installed to avoid this issue.
I have never owned a vest until now, and I really like it. The prima loft did not negatively affect me from shouldering my shotgun at all. I paired this vest with the Traverse Hoody. I sat in a duck blind in 40 degree fog, wind and rain and was warm and happy. This waterfowl vest is now my go to layering vest for any hunting situation. And the fleece lined pockets are awesome! I'm with other reviewers and wear this vest out. Great piece of kit!
Great piece of gear. It's my go to after a long approach during my cool down or early morning and late afternoon set-ups. Very packable to insulation value. It's too noisy for the stalk or slow movement through brush. For the price it should be quiet. Arctyrx has a similar vest for less money that is quite if only in camouflage. Use your pant material instead of the poly.
So far, this is my favorite piece of Sitka gear. So light and packable. This is always with me for almost every hunting season. Extremely warm. As one of the other reviewers said, I wear this even in the off season just out and about.
I must say this product is a game changer. My kelvin vest is my favorite piece of sitka gear! I wear this thing when i am late January bow hunting, hunting late season ducks in Arkansas, and almost daily in the off season when it is cold. Yes, this product is a bit loud for bow hunting, but it wasn't built to be an exterior layer. You dont want to wear this vest on the way to the stand or blind to avoid sweating-but that is the beauty of this product. It fits perfect in a pack and i always put it on when i need to warm up. This vest keeps you warm! Best piece of gear i have ever owned.
Very nice, warm insulating layer. I prefer the best since I strictly bowhunt and want to have the least obstruction around my elbows and forearms as possible since most long sleeve garmets fit too snug around my forearms and wrists. I would give the vest 4 stars if the outside fabric was whisper quiet, it isn't. If you choose to use the best under an outer layer that is quiet you'll have no problems with noise. I've killed two deer this year inside 25yds while wearing the kelvin under my 90% jacket. Awesome products.
A. Sitka Gear does sell direct to individuals online within Canada and the USA.
A. Sitka Gear products are available from specialty retailers across North America. Please see our Dealer Locator for a list of stocking dealers near you. Most retailers will special order Sitka products not in stock. We are also glad to assist you in locating a specific product; call our gear experts at 877-SITKA-GR.
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A. Yes, we have gear experts available from the hours of 8:00am MST to 5:00pm MST that are able to answer any of your technical questions as well as process and place orders. During hunting season and other times of the year in which we experience high call volumes please do not be discouraged to leave us a voice message. We will return your call ASAP.
A. Our products are built to be used together as a complete system and are designed for very specific end-uses. For general guidelines on how to build an appropriate system for a specific hunt please check out our System Builder. As well, our gear experts are all avid hunters and are here to assist you in building your system. Don't hesitate to call them with specific questions at 877-SITKA-GR.
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A. Yes you can. If it is within 60 days of the original purchase date and you would like to return your product for an exchange or refund, please visit www.sitkagear.com/returns and follow the prompts to receive and RA#. Note, that products must be unused with hangtags still affixed and must have been purchased direct from Sitka Gear. If your item was purchased from one of our Authorized Dealers, please contact them in regards to their individual return policy.
A. Please visit our dealer locator to find a stocking online dealer or call our gear experts for assistance at 877-SITKA-GR.
A. Unfortunately, we do not accept back orders at this time. If there's a specific product you would like to find and it's not available on our site, please call or email our gear experts at 877-SITKA-GR or firstname.lastname@example.com. We would be glad to help you locate the product from an authorized retailer.
We update our website regularly as products become available throughout the season, so please do check back on SitkaGear.com to stay updated.
A. All of our orders are shipped via FedEx. Standard Ground, 2-Day or Overnight deliveries are available. Additional charges do apply for express shipments, oversized items and/or duties & customs into Canada.
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A. We make every effort possible to get your order processed and shipped in a timely fashion. Most orders are shipped within 2 business days of order placement. If an item on your order is backordered or out of stock, you will be contacted by a Sitka Gear customer service associate to discuss alternative options.
A. Creating an account with us helps speed up the ordering process for you and allows you to keep track of your order history, as well as manage your profile information online.
A. Sometimes credit/debit card statements contain two transactions, but this is only a temporary scenario. When a purchase is made, an authorization is placed on your card to temporarily hold the funds on your account. This is not an actual charge on your card. Once the order has been shipped, this authorization becomes an approval and charges your account at that time. The authorization will drop off your account within 2-3 business days (depending on the financial institution).
A. We may be able to cancel your order but can only do this by telephone. Please call us at 877-SITKA-GR as soon as possible after you have placed your order. Otherwise it may be too late, as we try to process and get orders out the door as quickly as possible.
A. To return a Sitka Gear item that you purchased from a store, please contact the original store to inquire about their individual Returns policy.
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If your product is damaged or requires repair and you would like to find out more about our warranty policy, please visit our Warranty page.
A. Please visit our Product Care Information page for detailed care instructions for all your Sitka Gear products.
A. To request a catalog please email us at email@example.com. As well, you may view our current catalog online here.
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A. Sitka Gear does offer a Pro Purchase Program for qualified professionals, including Guides, Outfitters, Industry Professionals and Fish and Wildlife Officers. For more information please contact us by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
A. Yes. Although we proudly support and like to recognize the efforts of every hunter and enthusiast, we do also have a team of sponsored Athletes. To learn more about our athletes, view each of their profiles here: http://stk.imagicom.com/insight/athletes
A. Our Sitka Athlete roster is currently full, but if you would like to touch base with us please feel free to send an email to email@example.com and we will forward it along as appropriate. As well, we love to hear stories from the field and are constantly looking to post customer stories to our blog. Submit your stories here: http://stk.imagicom.com/insight/tribe-stories
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Sometimes you want to represent your Ohio State pride with something more than just a T-shirt, shorts and flip-flops. Switch out the casual wear and add a classic touch to your game day wardrobe with this Delta polo. This handsome polo features both an embroidered team logo on the left chest and "Buckeyes" lettering embroidered on the left sleeve, all on soft mini-stripe cotton fabric. This polo will ensure that you have a distinguished and classy OSU-inspired look that is perfect for the game or the office!
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Brad Andrew grew up in Massachusetts, and whenever the Juniata College associate professor of economics and international studies decides to drive home, he fills his gasoline tank before entering New York and Connecticut.
The reason: They have the highest state taxes on gasoline in the nation - 49.6 cents per gallon in Connecticut and 49.5 cents per gallon in New York.
Pennsylvania, at 32.5 cents per gallon, ranks 14th.
State taxes, the price of crude oil, supply and demand and competition all are factored into what people pay when they pull up to the pumps.
Up and down
The first part of this year has been unusual with respect to gasoline prices. Regular unleaded gasoline in the Altoona area has risen 34 cents a gallon since the beginning of January, Andrew said, but traditionally, prices usually don't start going up until March or April.
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Profit margin slim
There are no laws governing the amount a gas station can charge for its gas, so individual retailers can charge more or less than others.
Nationwide, on average, retailers currently charge about 12.2 cents per gallon more than they pay for gasoline, which helps to cover additional expenses such as customers' credit card fees that eat up a significant chunk of the margin, Jeff Lenard, vice president, industry advocacy, for the National Association of Convenience Stores, said.
"When all is said and done over the last five years, the margin has averaged 17 cents per gallon. [Once expenses come out] they are basically making about 3 cents per gallon on it," Lenard said. "The average retailer sells about 4,000 gallons a day and makes about $120 on gas."
Lenard said Sheetz is an "above average retailer" and probably makes a little more.
However, Mike Lorenz, Sheetz Inc. executive vice president for petroleum supply, said Sheetz doesn't make as much as people think.
"People think we make a dollar or 50 cents on a gallon of gasoline. We don't. We make very little," Lorenz said.
"Supplies are generally higher at this time of the year. [This year] demand seems to be higher. It could be because people feel more confident about the economy and are driving more. We've had better weather this winter," Andrew said. "The cause could also be external: A strong growing demand from China is driving up the price this year."
Prices typically peak shortly before Memorial Day weekend as refineries begin to produce summer blend gasoline around May 1.
"It can take three weeks to get the summer blend from Houston to Pennsylvania. That is why the seasonal peak here is usually just before Memorial Day," Jeff Lenard, vice president, industry advocacy, for the National Association of Convenience Stores, said.
The distance gasoline is transported from the refinery to the pump also has an impact on the price.
"The further it has to go makes the price higher. In the Northeast, we pay higher prices than states near the Gulf of Mexico or where the refining is taking place," Edward Timmons, associate professor of economics at St. Francis University, said.
The faster it rises ...
Both Lenard and Andrew are familiar with the "rocket and feather theory," which they said can annoy consumers: When the price of crude goes up, the price of gas will go up quickly, like a rocket. On the other hand, when it falls, the price of gas goes down slowly, like a feather.
"There is a little bit of truth to that," Lenard said.
He explained that there is a lag between when oil prices and/or wholesale prices rise and when retail prices rise, and the same holds true when they fall. He said while most consumers never notice that initial lag, if both oil prices and gas prices are rising, it appears that they are in lock step. However, he said, they aren't in unison, because the retail price got a later start.
Once the oil price peaks and begins to drop, there also is a lag for it to be reflected at the pump as retailers seek to capture higher profits to make up for the tighter margins that they experienced when prices were climbing.
The price of crude oil is the biggest driver of pump prices, making up about 66 percent of the cost of a gallon of gasoline, Andrew said.
"Crude oil is sold on the commodity market and can go up or down 5 cents a day on the average. It [the price] is driven by the financial markets. The price of crude oil is set by the futures markets and driven by financial institutions," said Mike Lorenz, Sheetz Inc. executive vice president for petroleum supply. "If we changed the price every time the price of crude changed, people would go crazy."
The competition
Timmons said if an area has a lot of competition, customers end up with higher supply and lower prices.
Andrew agreed.
"Competition is important. Are there any other stations nearby? If not, they can charge a little more," Andrew said.
That means a retailer like Sheetz can charge a different price at different locations in the same town or in nearby communities.
Andrew said Sheetz, which has more than 400 locations in six states, appears to have a hold on the local market. He noted that the corporation puts a lot of effort into selling food, where profits are higher.
"I would think they would want to keep their prices low enough to get people to come in and buy their food and drink their coffee," he said. "They make more profit off of coffee than gasoline."
Timmons added that he believes that Sheetz has the ability to set prices, because it doesn't have a viable competitor in this area.
"There are few businesses that can compete with Sheetz," he said. "That contributes to the higher price we pay here, compared to Harrisburg and Philadelphia."
Lorenz disagreed, saying Sheetz does not control prices in the local market. Sheetz gasoline sold in Altoona, Tyrone and State College - which is often priced differently - all comes from a terminal in Duncansville.
"It [the price] depends on the competition. If the product is coming from Altoona, it would be more costly to get it to Tyrone and State College. The cost of transportation may be outweighed by the competition," Lorenz said. "State College charging less makes no sense. It is purely competition."
Martin Oil Co., which owns 11 gasoline locations in the area and operates 10 more such as Reighard's Gas Station in Altoona, is a local competitor of Sheetz. Sheetz and a Martin's General Store sit across the street from each other at the Bellwood interchange of Interstate 99.
"The bottom line is all competition plays a role and they [Sheetz] just happen to be the largest competitor in the area," said Martin Oil General Manager Janice Martin. "We match them whenever we can. The smaller the company, the harder it is to do."
Get Go from Giant Eagle, which has locations in Altoona, Roaring Spring, East Freedom and Ebensburg, has a station a stone's throw from a Sheetz store on Pleasant Valley Boulevard.
"We price fuel competitively in each of our local markets, and consider multiple factors such as consumer demographic information and proximity to other area fuel stations," spokesman Dick Roberts said.
Representatives of Turkey Hill, which has locations in East Freedom and Roaring Spring; Snappy's Convenience Stores, which have several locations throughout the area; and BP Oil, which competed in the Altoona area with Sheetz for several years, did not wish to comment for this story.
Wayne Evans of Altoona, who travels frequently between Altoona and Washington, D.C., said he is frustrated by the gasoline pricing.
"I believe Sheetz is the leader of the band. No one wants to take them on. They dictate the price of gas and everyone else follows them. They are always the first to go up. That has always been an issue for me. I think we are getting ripped off on a regular basis," Evans said.
Unforeseen events
Lenard said years ago the price of gasoline was more related to supply and demand than it is today. He said now what affects the price is "potential supplies" or "what if" situations.
For example, when there was unrest in Egypt, there was a concern what would happen if that spread to the Middle East. He said now there are concerns about Iran.
"The 'what if' scenarios push up the price," Lenard said.
Good economic news, such as the country coming out of the recession, the creation of more jobs or an increase in housing starts, also can put more pressure on oil prices, causing them to go up.
"The consumer loses both ways. Oil prices are not directly related to reality any more," Lenard said.
Weather and world events also play a role in the price of gasoline.
A catastrophic event like Superstorm Sandy that blocks transportation and disrupts supplies typically causes the price to rise. The same would be true if a storm like Hurricane Katrina ends up shutting down the refineries. If that happens, you expect prices to rise, Timmons said.
Looking ahead
Andrew predicted the United States will eventually become self-dependent for its gasoline.
"What I find intriguing is because of shale oil, the U.S. will eventually be more self-dependent for oil. Over the next 10 to 15 years, we will become a net exporter of oil. We will be less dependent on the Middle East for oil," Andrew said. "By 2030, the U.S. will provide two-thirds or three-quarters of its own oil and gasoline."
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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Bishop England head coach Bryan Grevey watched his team grow up in the Lake Marion Invitational last weekend and says he expects it to pay dividends as they return to region play next week.
The Bishops finished 1-2 overall but led at halftime of all three games. They dominated East Clarendon Thursday and were seconds from knocking off Class 4A Berkeley Saturday.
"I really enjoy going to tournaments like this because it allows us to go in an area we never really get to go and gives the kids and our school different exposure, so to speak," Grevey said. "This experience will help us immeasurably when we get into the meat of region play."
Bishop England held a four-point lead in the final minute of overtime against Berkeley before two turnovers washed away the advantage. Scoreless on the day, Demery Ford stepped to the free-throw line for Berkeley with less than 10 seconds to play and gave the Stags a 60-59 win.
Dillon Corbett scored 16 points in the first half and finished with 22 and six rebounds, while B.J. Grevey added 25 on 7-of-10 shooting with six rebounds.
"We had a couple mental breakdowns at the end but this was a great learning experience for our team," Coach Grevey said. "This won't be the last tough situation we'll be in at the end of a game this season. So hopefully we take something from today that we can use down the road."
The Bishops defense was smothering Thursday, holding East Clarendon scoreless in the first quarter and allowing just four points in the second. Bishop England came away with 21 steals in a 56-24 drubbing.
With a 20-point lead in the fourth quarter, Coach Grevey called off his press and emptied out his bench. Fifteen Bishops saw the floor Thursday. Grevey finished with a game-high 21 points on 5-of-7 shooting from beyond the arc. Corbett added four points, seven rebounds, while Taylor Howell scored six points, with six steals and four assists. Bishop England shot 45 percent from the field, 50 percent from three, and dominated the defensive glass with 23 defensive rebounds.
"I thought we did a very good job on the boards, limiting them to one shot each possession," Coach Grevey said. "Overall, we played well overall but when you play defense and rebound the way we did today, it really helps your cause."
Friday, Bishop England held a two-point halftime lead over Stratford but was shutout in the third quarter while the Knights seized control of the game. Coach Grevey says his team played well at times in the loss and, hopefully, learned the importance of a playing complete game for four quarters. Corbett led Bishop England with 14 points with seven rebounds. Howell added nine points and four steals, and Grevey turned in eight points and five rebounds.
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Source: The Los Angeles Times
quote: Those are highschool kids right? Means they'll go to college around 1-2 years from now and graduate in ~8 years from now. The national debt today is $16,8 trillion. The national debt in 2005 was ~$8 trillion. Assuming it continues at the same rate, in 8 years time, it will be $32,3 trillion. GDP 8 years ago was $12,6 trillion, today it's $15,7 trillion, in 8 years it will be ~$19,6 trillion.


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the week when auto editors turned in their first reviews of test
drives of General Motors' upcoming 2011 Chevy Volt, there's been a
bizarre twist that's largely overshadowed these initial
impressions.In a wild twist, Larry Nitz, GM's executive
director of electric and hybrid powertrain engineering,
has revealed that
the gasoline engine actually will drive the Volt
mechanically.Previously, GM had maintained that the Volt was
a battery electric vehicle (BEV). When the battery's 40-mile
range (since revised
to "25 to 50 miles") was nearing exhaustion, a
turbocharged 1.0-liter 3-cylinder gasoline engine kicked in,
supply electrical current directly to the batteries and motor to
provide more than 200 extra miles in range.That platform was
known as "E-Flex". But unbeknownst to anyone, GM was
pulling a bait and switch.Today, Mr. Nitz revealed
that actual powertrain.
The Volt, it turns out, is not a BEV like the 2011
Nissan Leaf. It is actually a plug-in hybrid
electric vehicle (PHEV) like the 2012
Ford Focus or 2012
Toyota Prius EV.The internal combustion engine (ICE) --
now a 1.4L 84 hp 4-cylinder design -- and the 149 hp permanent-magnet
AC electric motor both feed into a planetary gear set and three
electronically controlled, hydraulically activated multi-plate
clutches. The resulting automatic transmission is marvel of
electro-mechanical engineering offering a blend of efficiency and
power. The entire powertrain is bolted together to minimize
noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) and reduce space
usage.Arguably this advanced transmission is much better for
customers than what GM initially said it
was offering. As Ford Motor Company pointed out in our
recent interview with their head of electrification, BEVs suffer
from poor performance in cold or hot weather, as the battery's
performance deteriorates sharply. So why the bizarre
farce on GM's part in claiming its BEV was really a PHEV, when the
actual design would be more beneficial to the majority of customers?
Mr. Nitz claims that GM had to deceive the public in order to secure
its patents on its unique transmission. Now with the patents in
hand, he was free to go public with the new powertrain platform,
dubbed "Voltec", he says.Turning to what GM had
intended to be the focus this week, MotorTrend and The
Detroit News have
taken their first drives in the upcoming PHEV and are quite
Detroit News writes:
I drove more than 32 miles on electric power only — in a very
un-eco-friendly manner — the Volt's little engine began powering
the car. This was the moment I had been waiting for: It's one thing
to power a car with batteries, but it's revolutionary to have a gas
engine supply the power to electric motors.
succession of power is more seamless than a presidential election.
The engine is quiet and keeps humming along. There's never a
glitch, a pause or a moment when the engine noticeably kicks on or
off. For the most part, once the initial battery charge is drained,
the engine produces the electric power to drive the motor.
of all, there's nothing to adjust to in the Volt. My 75-mile trip
used a total of 0.9 gallons of gasoline. But I would have been happy
to drive farther.
And MotorTrend opines:
Volt is no sports car, but it blows Toyota's plug-in Prius away (9.8
seconds to 60 mph), and runs neck and neck with a 2.4-liter Malibu in
acceleration and handling tests. Figure-eight performance is
virtually identical at 28.4 seconds and 0.59 g, and the Volt's
119-foot stops from 60 mph are just 3 feet longer-impressive, given
its 226-pound weight disadvantage and low-rolling-resistance tires.
(The Prius weighs 376 pounds less than the Volt, yet it just matches
its 0.78g lateral grip, trails both Chevys by 0.4 second on the
figure eight, and needs 131 feet to stop from 60 mph.)
on these reports it appears that GM's "surprise" of the ICE
hooking up directly to the transmission to drive the wheels seems
indeed to be a good one. On the other hand, many will likely
dwell on the fact that GM pulled a bait-and-switch on the
customer. After all, some customers really want an
honest-to-goodness BEV and may now being a bit bummed that they
instead ordered what essentially amounts to a souped up plug-in
hybrid. Others have been vocal critics of the vehicle (and GM
in general) and will likely jump on GM's deception as a platform to
attack the vehicle (and GM in general).Perhaps GM was right
-- they had to mislead the public to protect their intellectual
property. But the move was certainly a very bad decision in
terms of public relations. GM can only hope that the public
settles down and comes to realize the bottom line -- that it's
offering them a superior package than what it initially promised to
quote: "The drivetrain has a bit in common with the Prius and Ford hybrids. It consist of a single planetary gearset, two electric motors, and one gas engine. Motor Trend thinks the design is superior and more efficient than Toyota's, and according to GM engineers with whom I spoke, is on the verge of patented.There is a large central sun gear turned by the 149 horsepower electric motor at all times. Around it is a planetary carrier which turns the wheels. When the car is in charge depleting mode, an outer ring is locked to the case. The engine and generator are disengaged.When the car reaches 70 mph the main motor spins too fast to be maximally efficient, and a clutch disengages the ring from the case. This allows the second electric motor to participate and both motors act in parallel to reach speeds of 101 mph with adequate power.In charge sustaining mode, the gas engine goes on and clutches to the generator causing it to produce electricity to continue powering the main motor.However of particular interest, when going above 70 mph in charge sustaining mode, and the generator gets coupled to the drivetrain, the gas engine participates in the motive force. GM says the engine never drives the wheels all by itself, but will participate in this particular situation in the name of efficiency, which is improved by 10 to 15 percent."


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Again we cannot call his retirement but down to him...
Time will tell...... But Plushy is determined to be there, he will limit his competitions, I wouldn't be surprised if he just does Nationals and then Sochi and bypass Euro's. All depends on the body, I know a lot of europeans like to do Euro's before Sochi .. so we will see. GP plushy will skip for sure....
He'll have to do something, though, probably, to get the TES?
hmm, directly to the questions....is Plushy too old?....if you mean, chronologically is he too old to be skating, not necessarily , that would depend on the skater and the way they have skated through out their careers (number of competitions, number of show performances, touring, etc.)
I personally think Plushy himself is too old to skate at the top of the competitive level due to the wear and tear on his body. He was a top flight skater a couple of years previous to the Salt Lake games and that is a LONG time for anyone to survive the world of competitive skating, especially when thinking of the level of difficulty demanded to win competitions these days. I also think the ordinal system was kinder to his skating than COP. Even with his limberness and amazing footwork, kinetic memory is harder to retrain with all the 'extras' the judges want to see to gain level 4 scores from elements.
Yep! Not surprised he withdrew from Europeans. He realized there was no way he would medal. Injury or no injury he will probably be in a show next week! LOL seriously though, he has no chance at a medal at the Olympics...even though its in Russia!
What advantage does Plushenko have over the youngsters now? In the past, he can wip out a Quad, then posed for the rest of the program and watch others fall or make mistakes. Nowadays, men can easily wip out 3 Quads in a single performance, more than he could ever do and still have energy for other things. His Transitions have been analyzed to death, everyone and their dogs know he can't do them. Without the big jump advantage, yeah, he will not be a contender.
You'd better analyze the advantages Chan has over the contenders and advise him to find a technical coach, otherwise Canada will miss that gold medal again
LOL, I remember seeing similar posts in 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012, reality can be a xxxxx, right?
Sure someday Plushenko will be too old to compete, that is the nature of human body. But it will be him and his team to decide when that time is.
Again, if going to your forth Olympic at 31 is easy, Plushenko won't be interested in doing it anyway.
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Oh for sure, Plushenko has to take on so many skaters who can easily do three quads! Legions of them.
Active skaters who have landed three quads in a program: 3
Active skaters who have landed three quads in a program more than once: 1
Active skaters who have landed three quads in a program more than twice: 0
Plushenko was always all about the quad... well, the number of skaters who got a level 4 on a step sequence before Plushenko did: 1 (Takahashi).
I agree with ciocio that Plushenko's goals are likely more modest at this point. I personally hope his only goal is to live a healthy and happy life, because it pains me to see him endangering his long-term health. But he has done so much for and in the sport, inspired so many skaters, that he deserves the opportunity to go out on his own terms.
Why Wallylutz, who clearly is knowledgeable about skating, feels the need to resort to insults and hyperbole is beyond me.
It's whip out, by the way. With an H.
I always found Yagudin more interesting as a skater anyways. And he was better at his peak. To bad an injury derailed his career but at least he won the OGM before he had to quit.


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^^ Well I hope we never see dancers dressing like that again. I wasn't offended by the skin showing, I was offended by the ugly.
I don't know if you can say that the majority of female ice dancers were ever quite as hookerific as Ms. Grushina, but point taken.
Interestingly, Grushina has no skin showing at all. She just has a tan T-shirt on, with white splotches.
Yes, the ice dance costumes in the past were quite revealing, but there are now rules in place to prevent that kind of sensationalism. But even though the costumes were revealing, the dancers weren't doing anything explicitly sexual. IIRC, Navka/Kostomarov skated to Carmen one season with nothing controversial in their routine.
A journalist should appear impartial, at the very least publically.
Maybe next time she will try the more traditional operatic approach to the character:
Winton Dean, Bizet's biographer, writes that "Carmen is redeemed from any suspicion of VULGARITY by her qualities of courage and fatalism so vividly realised in the music".
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What V/M did is no different than a singles skater going into a jump, stopping, skating over to the boards, shaking out their legs and continuing the program.
With the logic of quasi-medical stoppages going unpenalized, then Ashley Wagner should have gotten extra points for injuring herself at GPF but continuing the program.
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In the case of V/M, the interruption wasn't unfair, because it was likely a contributing factor to their loss. Sure, the lift might have been bailed, and repeating it got those points back, but the interruption -- particularly severe in ice dance when you're trying to create a mood and performance -- was a significant hit to their PCS. I don't think the lift was started, as in she was lifted into the air, so repeating it was okay... at any rate, even with the lift omitted, the result would have still been the same.
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I could see glimpses of the fact during my trip to Rockstar's London HQ to get a first-look at the game back in January. But seeing it is different to feeling it. Now, finally, I have my grubby mitts on an Xbox 360 pad and I'm moving Niko about, causing havoc and tearing up Liberty City all by myself. And it feels great.
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Pull a gun on a random bystander, perhaps someone casually walking down a street, or withdrawing money from a cash machine, or sitting on a bench reading a newspaper, and they'll either run away or cower - and that's it. Cause death-filled carnage in an area, drive the cops absolutely crazy, escape their line of sight and search radius (visible in the mini-map in the bottom left hand corner of the screen) and then return to that area, and everything will be returned to normal. Fail a mission and you'll be sent a text message offering you the chance to reset and retry. I'm not criticising the game here. I'm just saying that you shouldn't expect a virtual world simulation. Liberty City is quick to react, but it has a hard time remembering.


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A tangy, Dijon mustard sauce flavors juicy, tender pork for this French-style dinner. Red peppers and tomatoes tossed with pasta complete this quick meal.
Dijon is a small town in the Burgundy area of France in the heart of some of the most famous vineyards in the world. It also is where this famous mustard originates.
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2 teaspoons olive oil
1 medium tomato cut into 1-inch cubes (about 1 cup)
1 small red bell pepper cut into 1-inch pieces (about 1 cup)
1 teaspoon minced garlic
Salt and freshly ground pepper
2 tablespoons chopped parsley (optional)
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Meanwhile, add olive oil to a large, nonstick skillet and place over medium-high heat. Add the tomatoes, red pepper and garlic. Saute 5 minutes. Remove vegetables to a large bowl. When pasta is cooked, drain and add to the bowl. Toss well, adding salt and pepper to taste. Sprinkle with parsley and serve with the pork. Makes 2 servings.
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2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons low-fat, plain yogurt
2 tablespoons reduced- fat mayonnaise
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Remove visible fat from pork. Cut tenderloin almost in half lengthwise and open like a book. Cut it in half crosswise to make 2 portions.
Mix the mustard with the yogurt and mayonnaise, and set aside.
Spray the same skillet that is used for the pasta vegetables with olive oil spray. Place over medium-high heat and add the pork. Saute 2 minutes, turn, add salt and pepper to taste to the cooked side and saute 3 more minutes. A meat thermometer should read 145 degrees.
Remove pork to a plate. Add sauce to the skillet and stir to dissolve brown bits. Spoon sauce over pork. Makes 2 servings.
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