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"It is a great advantage to a president, and a major source of safety to the country, for him to know he is not a great man." -- Calvin Coolidge
Energetic in body but indolent in mind, Barack Obama in his frenetic campaigning for a second term is promising to replicate his first term, although simply apologizing would be appropriate.
His long campaign's bilious tone -- scurrilities about Mitt Romney as a monster of, at best, callous indifference; adolescent japes about "Romnesia" -- is discordant coming from someone who has favorably compared his achievements to those of "any president" since Lincoln, with the "possible" exceptions of Lincoln, LBJ and FDR. Obama's oceanic self-esteem -- no deficit there -- may explain why he seems to smolder with resentment that he must actually ask for a second term.
Speaking of apologies, Syracuse University's law school should issue one for having graduated Joe Biden. In the 2008 vice presidential debate, he condescendingly lectured Sarah Palin that Article I of the Constitution defines the executive branch. Actually, Article II does. In this year's debate, he said overturning Roe v. Wade would "outlaw" abortion.
Actually, this would just restore abortion as a subject for states to regulate as they choose. Biden, whose legal education ended well before he was full to the brim, was nominated for his current high office because Democrats believe compassion should temper the severities of meritocracy. It is, however, remarkable, and evidence of voters' dangerous frivolity regarding the vice presidency, that Biden's proximity to the presidency has not stirred more unease. To forestall that, Biden should heed Alexis de Tocqueville: "To remain silent is the most useful service that a mediocre speaker can render to the public good."
Two economic themes of Obama's campaign have been that outsourcing jobs is sinful, and that he saved GM, which assembles 70 percent of its vehicles on lines outside America. He thinks ATMs and airport ticket kiosks cause unemployment but may understand that buying an iPhone involves outsourcing to China the jobs of assembling it. Although his campaign slogan is "Forward!" he evidently wants America to compete with China in the manufacture of T-shirts and toasters. His third economic theme -- that he will "invest in" (spend on) this and that -- has been inaudible amid the clatter of crashing companies he has invested in.
Much of the Democratic Party's vast reservoir of condescension is currently focused on women, who are urged not to trouble their pretty little heads about actual problems but instead to worry that, 52 years after birth control pills went on the market and 47 years after access to contraception became a constitutional right, reproductive freedom is at risk.
All politicians are to some extent salesmen. But Obama, having devalued the coin of presidential rhetoric by the promiscuous production of it, increasingly resembles a particular salesman, Arthur Miller's Willy Loman: "For a salesman, there is no rock bottom to the life. He don't put a bolt to a nut, he don't tell you the law or give you medicine. He's a man way out there in the blue, riding on a smile and a shoeshine. And when they start not smiling back -- that's an earthquake."
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Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki threatened on Sunday to cut Kurdistan's share of the federal budget if the autonomous region exports oil to Turkey via a new pipeline without central government consent, Reuters reported.
The Kurdistan Regional Government said last week that crude had begun to flow to Turkey and exports were expected to start at the end of this month and then rise in February and March.
"This is a constitutional violation which we will never allow, not for the (Kurdistan) region nor for the Turkish government," Maliki told Reuters in an interview.
He reiterated Baghdad's insistence that only the central government has the authority to manage Iraq's energy resources.
"Turkey must not interfere in an issue that harms Iraqi sovereignty," Maliki said.
The central government and the Kurds differ over how to interpret the constitution and share revenue from the world's fourth-largest oil reserves. The Kurds are in theory entitled to 17 percent although they frequently complain they get less than that.
Maliki said the Kurds had not met their budgeted commitment to export 250,000 barrels per day of oil in 2013, with the revenue going to the national treasury, but that so far the government had not retaliated by reducing their share of the budget.
"We did not do that as we did not want to affect the Kurdish people and we were looking to find acceptable solutions...that would preserve national unity and the national wealth, but this year the situation looks difficult," Maliki declared.
Referring to a dispute over the costs of oil companies operating in Iraqi Kurdistan, he said: "We have been telling these companies...give us the oil and we will pay your costs, but they did not deliver, so there will be no payments."
Maliki said it was unfair to expect Baghdad to pay the oil firms' costs plus the Kurds' 17 percent budget share, when they had failed to meet their export target and oil revenue was not being channeled through the government.
Crude from Kurdistan used to be shipped to Turkey through a Baghdad-controlled pipeline, but exports via that channel dried up a year ago from a peak of around 200,000 bpd due to a row over payments for oil companies operating in the region.
Since then, the Kurds have been exporting smaller quantities of crude to Turkey by truck whilst laying their own independent pipeline, which was completed late last year.
Maliki met with Kurdish members of the Iraqi parliament later on Sunday and said he wanted to resolve the dispute through negotiation. A delegation from Kurdistan is due in Baghdad later this week to study the issue.
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Dolphins promote Jamil Douglas from practice squad
The Dolphins head into Thursday night's game with several injuries on their offensive line so they've called up a healthy lineman from their practice squad.
The team announced that they have promoted guard Jamil Douglas to the active roster in time for their matchup with the Bengals. Douglas was a fourth-round pick last year and made six starts while appearing in all 16 games.
Miami ruled out center Mike Pouncey for the fourth straight game with a hip injury and his replacement Anthony Steen is unlikely to play on Thursday night after being listed as doubtful with an ankle injury. Left tackle Branden Albert is questionable with an ankle injury and right guard Jermon Bushrod drew the same designation due to a wrist injury.
The Dolphins have 12 other players on their injury report as they try to even their record at 2-2 on Thursday night.
Technically, Anthony Davis didn't "retire"
49ers offensive lineman Anthony Davis has become the NFL's most recent Brett Favre, with two annual retirements, and counting. But there won't be a second unretirement in 2016.
Officially, the 49ers didn't place Davis on the reserve/retired list. He's on the exempt/left squad list.
This implies: (1) that Davis left the team; (2) that he received the so-called "five-day" letter explaining that, if he doesn't return, he'll be placed on the "left squad" list; and (3) that he didn't return.
The difference is significant. If Davis were on the reserve/retired list, he could unretire at any time. Placement on the "left squad" list could me that he can't play for the 49ers or anyone else in 2016.
Meanwhile, Davis will be required to return another chunk of bonus money to the 49ers. He previously paid back the 2015 allocation following his first retirement. He'll now have to surrender the corresponding portion of his 2016 allocation for the games that he missed.
It still remains unclear why Davis is not longer with the team.
"I did not talk to Anthony," 49ers coach Chip Kelly told reporters on Thursday. "He came in and talked to [49ers General Manager] Trent [Baalke]. I did not see him. Trent came down and told me what transpired and then Anthony was gone, but I did not talk to him."
So what did Davis tell Baalke?
"Trent said that it was because of injuries," Kelly said. "That's all I know. But it's probably a good question for Trent. For me to talk specifically about a conversation someone had with someone else, that's not, I don't know exactly what transpired. I was just told that's what was going on and then really the next step for us was what are we doing with the roster spot and all those other things. I've reached out to Anthony and gave him a call just to talk to him, but I didn't connect with him yet."
Davis had tried to agitate for his release in April, possibly because the 49ers weren't willing to reimburse the bonus money that he'd refunded in 2015. Eventually, Davis decided to return without being cut and without getting his bonus allocation back. Now that he's gone again, he'll lose even more money.
The question now becomes whether Davis will return again in 2017, and whether the 49ers will continue to squat on his rights.
UPDATE 4;11 p.m. ET: The 49ers inform PFT that they placed Davis on the exempt/left squad list in order to clear a roster spot, that he's in the five-day window, and that if he doesn't return he'll go on the reserve/left squad list. At that point, he won't be eligible to play for the 49ers or anyone else this year.
Nevin Lawson: NFL told Lions 66-yard pass interference was incorrect call
According to ESPN, Lions cornerback Nevin Lawson picked up the longest penalty in at least 15 years last Sunday when he was flagged for a pass interference penalty that gave the Packers a 66-yard gain on the first play of the second quarter.
The Packers scored a touchdown on the next play to take a 21-3 lead on their way to a 34-27 victory. Lions coach Jim Caldwell said after the game that he didn't think Lawson interfered with Packers wideout Trevor Davis on the play and Lawson said Thursday that the NFL told the Lions that it was an incorrect call. Lawson said one of the team's coaches told him about the league's response.
"It's definitely frustrating because you get that call wrong," Lawson said, via ESPN.com. "The worst part about it is that it affected that drive, and we gave up a touchdown, you know what I'm saying? So we can't get that back. So the only thing we get is an apology, so it's frustrating. But like I said, we got to continue to play and move on."
It's the second year in a row that has seen the Lions take issue with a call in a game against the Packers. They were upset by a facemask penalty on defensive lineman Devin Taylor last year that allowed the Packers an untimed down that ended with Aaron Rodgers completing a Hail Mary to win the game. That game was officiated by a crew headed by referee Carl Cheffers, as was last Sunday's game.
Lawson said that he'd like to see pass interference calls be subject to replay review, something that others have brought up over the years but has gotten little traction with the competition committee.
DeAndre Hopkins not frustrated by Texans offense
Texans quarterback Brock Osweiler said Wednesday that nothing has changed for the team's offense because of the loss of defensive end J.J. Watt to another back injury and wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins agrees with that assessment.
Hopkins said that the offense is "going to go out there and do what we do" regardless of the situation on the other side of the ball. That hasn't always been a good thing this season, however.
The Texans were shutout their last time out of the gate and they're scoring 14 points a game overall while the passing game ranks 27th with 214.7 yards per game. That's down from last season as are Hopkins' individual numbers, but the wideout says that's not a cause for frustration.
"No, it's not frustrating at all," Hopkins said, via the Houston Chronicle. "The team's success, for me, comes first and all the accolades come after that. So, whatever I have to do, if it's me drawing a double team, that means one of my other teammates are open. That's not on the stat book, drawing a double team — people just see touchdowns — but, to me, my team's success comes first."
The Texans came into this season with hopes that their offense would carry more weight than it did last season. Whether it is going through Hopkins or someone else, there's still work to do to realize that hope.
Colts distinctly remember the last time they played the Jaguars
The good news for the Colts may be that they're playing the Jaguars in London this weekend.
Because the last time they saw them in Florida, the Jaguars gave them an embarrassing 51-16 beating.
The Jaguars poured it on that day, converting a fourth-and-goal from the 1 inside the two-minute warning as their fans chanted "We want 50!"
"Think I forgot?" Colts safety Mike Adams said, via Mike Wells of ESPN.com. "I'm not sugar coating anything. Fifty! Fifty! We talked about that. It is what it is. It's the NFL. . . .
"We were in the position to set ourselves up in the division. That's what makes it hard. Obviously that game, I didn't even watch all of it. Just a little bit to recap."
That was the game that ended a 16-game AFC South winning streak for the Colts, and part of a two-game stretch in which they lost by 35 points.
Of course, there are plenty of differences since then, specifically the return of quarterback Andrew Luck, who has five straight wins over the Jaguars.
Terrelle Pryor thinks the Browns can go 13-3
Terrelle Pryor has emerged as one of the few bright spots on the Browns this season, becoming their No. 1 receiver while also taking some snaps at quarterback. And now we know something else about Pryor: His optimism is boundless.
Pryor said this week that despite the Browns' 0-3 start, he thinks they're a good enough team to win every remaining game and finish 13-3.
"We're so close to getting over that hump," Pryor said. "Once we get over that hump, I think we're going to have a lot of success, even this year. . . . I think we can win all the rest of the games. It depends on our mindset. It depends on how we look at it. It's just one week at a time."
Is that realistic? No. Is it understandable that Pryor has that mindset? Yes. His confidence in himself has paid off, even if his confidence in his team may be just a bit too high.
Elvis Dumervil says he's playing Sunday
Ravens linebacker Elvis Dumervil returned to practice last week, but sat out Friday's session and remained inactive for Baltimore's 19-17 victory over the Jaguars.
It looks like his surgically-repaired foot is ready to take the final step, however. Teammate Terrell Suggs said Wednesday that he expects to have Dumervil in the lineup against the Raiders this Sunday and Thursday brought the word straight from Dumervil's mouth.
Dumervil told reporters that he'll make his 2016 debut this weekend.
"I'm excited to get in front of our fans," Dumervil said, via Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com.
Albert McClellan has been starting in place of Dumervil over the first three weeks and Za'Darius Smith has also played a significant number of snaps. Dumervil should be back in his usual spot with the first team, but working him back in will likely leave time for the others to continue seeing the field.
Why is TV viewership down?
Fewer people are watching the NFL on TV, and no one really knows why.
The NFL Players Association admits that the trend is an obvious concern. The league has kept quiet, likely fearful that talking about the situation would lend credence to the dynamic, possibly causing other fans who are still watching the games to say, "Maybe I should stop, too."
The decline has become a mystery, for the media and surely for the NFL. The league's failure to discipline more aggressively players who have engaged in off-field misconduct possibly has turned off some fans. A perception that the league reacts too heavy-handedly in other matters (like #DeflateGate and the Saints bounty scandal) could cause others to think the NFL hopes to steer certain teams toward success and to make it harder for others to succeed.
These two dynamics have contributed to an intense sense of disdain by plenty of fans for Commissioner Roger Goodell. It's odd, however, to think that fans are choosing not to watch the NFL on TV because they don't care for the man whose name appears on the football. (That said, it's likely no accident that Goodell largely stays out of view.)
The disconnect between the images televised across the country in high definition and the things seen by the naked eye in real time by seven officials interspersed with young, strong, large, fast men in armor remains a far bigger problem than the league office ever would admit. The NFL seems to have a general reluctance to fully embrace technology in order to get the calls right. At some point, however, the league must take more seriously the impact of fan frustrations arising from the sense that what everyone else sees is missed by the small group of people whose vantage point is the most important.
The ongoing desire to expand the NFL's reach to other countries likely alienates some fans as well, given the potential belief that the league is taking the domestic audience for granted as it tries to spread the pro football virus around the globe. The mere mention of, for example, an international franchise or a Super Bowl played beyond borders of the U.S. sparks a strong negative reaction from plenty of fans.
Meanwhile, viewing habits have changed, dramatically. The younger generation no longer congregates around a large box; they carry small ones everywhere they go, constantly staring at them like zombies peering in to a sardine can full of brains. Many members of Generation Z don't feel compelled to take the time to witness the flow of a game, the shifts in momentum, the nuances that set the stage for game-changing moments in the fourth quarter. They just want the highlights and the stats, so that they can see how their favorite team and, perhaps more importantly, their fantasy team performed.
Speaking of fantasy football, consider the perspective of kids who were born after the rise of what once was a collateral consideration to traditional rooting interests. With the pieces of a fantasy team spread over various NFL franchises, plenty of fans may not have the same zeal about one specific team, with the us-against-the-world mindset inherent to pre-fantasy fans fully undermined by the reality that, for example, an ardent Panthers fan may have Saints quarterback Drew Brees on his fantasy team.
Some would say the election is a factor, but if anything the political consternation should be causing people to more fervently embrace their diversions. Apart from the conflicts between prime-time games and two of the presidential debates, fans should be regarding NFL games as an escape from the political nonsense.
The quality of the early-season matchups could be an issue, due in large part to a lesser number of star players on great teams. Peyton Manning has retired, Tom Brady is suspended (his team nevertheless had two of its first three games televised nationally), and some of the best quarterbacks remain largely unknown and/or unaccomplished.
The concussion crisis, and the reality that football has become the pin cushion for criticism even though plenty of sports and other activities entail a risk of head injuries, likely has caused some fans to feel guilty about watching or enjoying football. In turn, the league's efforts to make the game safer probably has influenced others who want big hits and who don't care about the physical consequences to lose interest.
Some are suggesting that the anthem protests are causing fans to boycott the NFL, but it's hard to see a connection between the objections to the behavior of a small group of players and the decision of significant numbers of fans to deprive themselves of something they enjoy. The NFL has made its position on the anthem clear, and the vast majority of players continue to stand at attention.
Even with the decline, nothing brings a live audience together like the NFL (except for The Walking Dead). But it's clear the NFL has reason to worry, and that it has work to do. A more aggressive and creating marketing push could be needed, along with a willingness to consider significant changes to the rules and the officiating procedures.
Whatever the reasons, and there surely are many, the NFL has billions of reasons to figure them out — and to begin the process of addressing the problem. Publicly ignoring the issue is fine. If they're privately paying no attention to it, the league will be in or a rude awakening when the time comes to negotiate the next set of TV deals.
Giants down to two healthy safeties
The Giants have been no stranger to injury issues in the secondary in recent years and it looks like they haven't been able to shake the trend in Ben McAdoo's first year as the head coach.
Safety Nat Berhe made an appearance on Thursday's injury report with a concussion. The team said that Berhe, who played the entire game last Sunday, reported having a headache on Wednesday and was placed in the concussion protocol after being evaluated by the medical staff.
Berhe joins Darian Thompson on the sideline and Thompson is expected to miss more time as a result of a foot injury. That leaves the team with Landon Collins and Andrew Adams as healthy safeties a few days before a Monday night game against the Vikings.
Veteran corner Leon Hall could be an option to alleviate the issue of missing players, although they may need him at his usual spot with both Dominique Rodgers-Cromarite and Eli Apple dealing with injuries. According to multiple reports, both players were working on the side during the portion of Thursday's practice open to the media.
Bengals activate Burfict, cut Roach
The Bengals released linebacker Trevor Roach Thursday, officially clearing a spot for linebacker Vontaze Burfict to be activated and play in Thursday night's game vs. the Dolphins.
Burfict was suspended for the first three games for repeated violations of on-field rules.
Though Bengals coach Marvin Lewis has said he isn't sure how much Burfict will play right away and has hinted that he'll be eased in slowly, Burfict said this week he's "raring to go" and anxious to be back with his teammates.
Roach, a second-year player, had played in all three games this season.
Garrett on Dez: He didn't handle things the right way
Word broke on Wednesday night that the Cowboys fined wide receiver Dez Bryant for missing an MRI on his injured knee and team meetings earlier this week and coach Jason Garrett confirmed that report on Thursday.
Garrett said that Bryant missed the MRI on Monday and meetings the next two days, leading to the decision to penalize him for not being where he was supposed to be. Garrett cited Bryant's thought the results of the MRI would be worse than the hairline fracture that was ultimately diagnosed as the reason for the missed test.
"He's a very, very passionate person," Garrett said, via Jon Machota of the Dallas Morning News. "He's an emotional person. He didn't handle it the right way. I'm not excusing his behavior. There are repercussions for your actions."
While Bryant was wrong to take the no news is good news approach to finding out what was going on with his knee, the better-case scenario doesn't mean he'll be able to face the 49ers this weekend.
A report indicates Bryant could miss up to three weeks as a result of the injury, although Garrett would only say that the team doesn't expect him to practice on Thursday and that he's "moving better and better."
Dirk Koetter won't be getting involved in the Tampa defense
Most NFL head coaches get their jobs after becoming proficient as coordinators on offense or defense. Those coaches typically continue to focus on what they know, and to hand the other side of the ball to a skilled coordinator.
That's what Andy Reid has done for nearly 20 years, in Philadelphia and Kansas City. It's what Doug Pederson is now doing in Philly. It's also what Dirk Koetter is doing in Tampa. Even though the Buccaneers' defense is struggling a bit, Koetter has no plans to get involved in it, with the Broncos coming to town.
"[Defensive coordinator Mike Smith] and the defensive staff, they know what they're doing," Koetter told JoeBucsFan.com. "If I go in there, I'll just screw 'em up. . . . As far as scheme, those guys know what they're doing."
It's somewhat surprising that so many head coaches take a hands off approach to an entire side of the ball, especially since offensive gurus surely know a thing or two about what does and doesn't work defensively, and vice versa. Still, if it works, it doesn't matter. If, however, the person to whom half the fate of the team is delegated can't get it done, it will be hard for the head coach to avoid returning to his coordinator role, with another team.
Jets bring back kick returner Jeremy Ross
The Jets won't have rookie Jalin Marshall for at least the next couple of weeks as he recovers from a shoulder injury and that means they need someone else to serve as their kick returner.
They addressed that need on Thursday by re-signing Jeremy Ross, who spent training camp and the preseason with the club before being released. Ross had four punt returns for 48 yards and two kickoff returns for 66 yards during the preseason.
Marshall has flashed potential as a kick returner, but he's also had issues holding onto the ball in the first three weeks. He has had fumbles returned for touchdowns in each of the last two weeks, including one on a kickoff against the Chiefs last week that helped send the Jets to a 24-3 loss.
Ross has played for the Packers, Lions, Raiders and Ravens over the last four seasons and returned a kickoff for a touchdown while with Detroit in 2013.
The Jets placed defensive lineman Lawrence Thomas on injured reserve to make room for Ross on the roster.
PFT's Week Four picks
It's harder then ever to predict the outcome of NFL games. Or maybe we just stink.
Regardless, MDS and I had a do-the-opposite 7-9 showing in Week Three. The putrid performances put MDS at 25-23 for the season, and yours truly at 24-24.
We'll try to improve (and likely fail) in Week Four, where we disagree on four of the 15 games. So check out the picks below. And assume that, as to each game, the opposite outcome is guaranteed.
Dolphins at Bengals
MDS's take: The Dolphins finally got a win on Sunday, but needing overtime at home to beat the Browns isn't inspiring. The Bengals should win comfortably.
MDS's pick: Bengals 28, Dolphins 14.
Florio's take: An early-season desperation game for a pair of teams trying to avoid falling to 1-3. Miami has played well enough to be undefeated. They play up and down to the level of competition, and with coach Adam Gase starting to strongly assert himself, the Dolphins could be ready to get everyone's attention, only a few days after nearly blowing it at home against the Browns.
Florio's pick: Dolphins 27, Bengals 20.
Colts at Jaguars
MDS's take: How does the NFL always manage to find bad games to send to London? The 1-2 Colts aren't exactly setting the world on fire, but the 0-3 Jaguars might be the worst team in the league through three weeks.
MDS's pick: Colts 24, Jaguars 13.
Florio's take: The NFL keeps exporting race-to-the-bottom matchups to England, even if this one wasn't supposed to be an early-season battle for the AFC South basement. The Jaguars scored 51 against the Colts last year, but that was against an Indy team that lacked Andrew Luck. So it'll be closer this time, but Blake Bortles and company should be able to find a way to get their first win of the season.
Florio's pick: Jaguars 31, Colts 27.
Titans at Texans
MDS's take: As bad as the Texans looked last week against the Patriots, and even without J.J. Watt, I still think their defense is good enough to shut down the Titans' "exotic smash mouth" attack.
MDS's pick: Texans 20, Titans 10.
Florio's take: The Texans can overcome not having J.J. Watt, at least against Tennessee. Against other teams, that may not be the case.
Florio's pick: Texans 24, Titans 17.
Browns at Washington
MDS's take: In the preseason, this game was circled as the return of Robert Griffin III. Now there's nothing much interesting about it, other than a good opportunity for Washington to improve to 2-2.
MDS's pick: Washington 21, Browns 13.
Florio's take: Left for dead at 0-2, Washington scratches and claws its way back to .500 against a Browns team that won't be a pushover.
Florio's pick: Washington 31, Browns 23.
Seahawks at Jets
MDS's take: The Seahawks' defense is great, as usual. The Jets' offense is a mess, with Ryan Fitzpatrick looking nothing like the solid passer he was last year. Seattle should win this easily.
MDS's pick: Seahawks 28, Jets 10.
Florio's take: The Jets had a "come to Jesus" meeting, but it's the Seahawks who are returning to their Garden of Eden, where they won Super Bowl XLVIII.
Florio's pick: Seahawks 23, Jets 20.
Bills at Patriots
MDS's take: Although I was impressed with the way Rex Ryan had his guys ready to play last week against the Cardinals, I wouldn't pick them to win at New England whether it's Tom Brady, Jimmy Garoppolo, Jacoby Brissett or Julian Edelman at quarterback.
MDS's pick: Patriots 22, Bills 9.
Florio's take: Jimmy Garoppolo, Jacoby Brissett, Julian Edelman, A.J. Derby, Drew Bledsoe, Tony Eason, Steve Grogan. It doesn't matter. With 10 days to get ready for the last game of the #DeflateGate suspension, Bill Belichick would win even with Stephen Gostkowski at quarterback.
Florio's pick: Patriots 24, Bills 10.
Panthers at Falcons
MDS's take: My eyes tell me the Falcons have been a better team than the Panthers this year. But my head tells me the Panthers are the better team, even if they haven't shown it. This feels like one of those games where I'm going to kick myself no matter which team I pick.
MDS's pick: Panthers 21, Falcons 20.
Florio's take: The Panthers have faced two championship-caliber defenses in three games. After Sunday, they will have faced two in four games.
Florio's pick: Panthers 37, Falcons 28.
Raiders at Ravens
MDS's take: The Ravens have a good defense and bad offense. The Raiders have a good offense and bad defense. Who wins? I'll go with the team with the better special teams.
MDS's pick: Ravens 24, Raiders 21.
Florio's take: The Ravens keep on finding ways to win, thanks to a very good defense and a good-enough offense. It won't be a Siragusa-on-Gannon flattening, but the Ravens will do just enough to emerge with the win.
Florio's pick: Ravens 17, Raiders 14.
Lions at Bears
MDS's take: The Lions have been fairly disappointing through three games, but the Bears are at a whole different level of disappointing.
MDS's pick: Lions 28, Bears 17.
Florio's take: This old-school black-and-blue division showdown will leave anyone who watches it needing a punch to the jaw to wake up.
Florio's pick: Bears 16, Lions 13.
Broncos at Buccaneers
MDS's take: That great Week One showing from Jameis Winston feels like a long time ago. The Broncos' defense is going to give Winston another rough game.
MDS's pick: Broncos 27, Buccaneers 14.
Florio's take: The first overall pick in 2015 squares off against a seventh-rounder. The seventh-rounder has a far better defense. Advantage, seventh-rounder.
Florio's pick: Broncos 28, Buccaneers 21.
Rams at Cardinals
MDS's take: This feels almost like a must-win game for the Cardinals, who would find themselves two games back and down a tiebreaker with a loss. I think Bruce Arians will have his team ready for a big game.
MDS's pick: Cardinals 31, Rams 10.
Florio's take: The up-and-down Cardinals find their groove for a week, until they lose it again for another week, as the Rams get back on their 7-9 pace.
Florio's pick: Cardinals 34, Rams 20.
Saints at Chargers
MDS's take: The Saints' defense remains a mess, and things won't get any easier against a Chargers offense that has looked pretty good with Philip Rivers throwing and Melvin Gordon running.
MDS's pick: Chargers 27, Saints 20.
Florio's take: Drew Brees returns to San Diego for likely the last time, regardless of whether the team moves. The spirit will be willing, but the defense will continue to be weak.
Florio's pick: Chargers 34, Saints 27.
Cowboys at 49ers
MDS's take: That 28-0 49ers win in Week One feels like it was from some alternate universe, because in the two weeks since then the 49ers have looked like they'd struggle to beat a college team by 28 points.
MDS's pick: Cowboys 20, 49ers 10.
Florio's take: No Romo, no Dez. No problem, for the 49ers — especially since coach Chip Kelly knows the Cowboys well after playing them six times in three years with the Eagles.
Florio's pick: 49ers 20, Cowboys 17.
Chiefs at Steelers
MDS's take: The Steelers took a serious beating in Philadelphia on Sunday but I don't think they can possibly look that bad two weeks in a row. They'll bounce back in a big way this week.
MDS's pick: Steelers 24, Chiefs 21.
Florio's take: Doug Pederson figured out how to shut down the Steelers. His mentor, Andy Reid, may not be thrilled about that, since Pittsburgh now has even greater reason to figure out how to get back on the right track.
Florio's pick: Steelers 31, Chiefs 21.
Giants at Vikings
MDS's take: If the Vikings' defense keeps playing the way it has through three weeks, they have a chance to be this year's Broncos, a team that can win a Super Bowl no matter who plays quarterback. The Vikings should improve to 4-0 on Monday night.
MDS's pick: Vikings 20, Giants 7.
Florio's take: Last year, the Vikings developed a reputation for failing to get it done in prime time. This year, with a great defense and excellent coaching, the Vikings will get it done no matter what time of day the games start.
Florio's pick: Vikings 27, Giants 20.
Dirk Koetter: We're throwing the ball too much
Through the first three weeks of the season, Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston leads the NFL with 142 pass attempts and has been throwing the ball more often than any first- or second-year quarterback other than Drew Bledsoe.
Winston has also been sacked five times, scrambled three times and had other pass attempts wiped out by penalties to create further imbalance for a team that's run the ball 71 times. Head coach Dirk Koetter believes that needs to change in the coming weeks.
"In the last two games, we've thrown too much," Koetter said, via the Tampa Bay Times. "We've got to quit getting behind by two scores, and we need to run the ball better."
As Koetter noted, the Bucs have fallen behind in each of their last two games and gone to a pass-heavy attack as they tried to get back into losses to the Cardinals and Rams. They were more balanced in a Week One victory over the Falcons, lending support to the idea that more running will go hand in hand with better results for the team.
Getting that done would be easier with a healthy Doug Martin, who hurt his hamstring in Week Two and didn't play in Week Three. Martin didn't practice Wednesday, so the Bucs may need to find a way to get the run game working without him against a Broncos defense that's not easy to move the ball against under any circumstances.


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by Bonneville Lover from Broadway,VA | May 7, 2008
This vehicle has some of the best interior I've ever seen. I have almost fell asleep driving before its so comfortable. It doesn't have much power. Trying to do a burnout in a 1992 Bonneville is impossible.
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A good car overall. Good performance and handling, but had troubles with reliability. Transmission and radiator problems in the later years of owning the car. A very comfortable ride though, seats were nice and plush and the features on the interior were great. Sound system was especially good, 10 speaker stock stereo system is very hard to beat even in this day and time. Also had a great deal of horsepower and acceleration to it, very good in the performance field. Also with the ABS system installed worked very well in the winter in almost any conditions that didn't require 4X4 and sometimes would even make it in conditions that would require 4X4. Overall a good and safe car.
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2010 Honda Insight Hatchback LX 4dr Hatchback (1.3L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
I had my 2010 Honda Insight for 5 years.The gas mileage was around 40 mpg, and about 45 mpg on long trips.I used synthetic oil in it since I bought it.I never had any major repairs on it.It was a great car.It wasn't the most comfortable on long trips.I never sat in the back seat so I'm not sure if they were comfortable.My older friends had trouble getting in and out of the back seat.But it was a nice car for the price, reliable, nice looking, and had great gas mileage.
Gas mileage, dependability.
Cruise control should be on all models.
We are up to about 20k miles in our Insight now and still getting 45-50mpg with no issues. My wife uses it as her daily driver and loves it. We will never sell this car - so much space, practicality, and fuel economy for the price.
Gas mileage, interior materials quality and space, reliability. Room in the back for a rear facing carseat, but as with most compact cars it sacrifices legroom for the front passenger.
I don't really like driving it due to the lack of cruise control but that's what we get for buying the LX. Handling can be scary above 75mph, especially if it's windy. I like to drive fast and it'll still do 45mpg at 80mph.
This is a great little car for the price.Don't take any notice of cost comparisons as the often compare it to a Honda Fit.This car is much bigger than the Fit.It's closer to the Civic.I love the instrument display which can be customized.Fuel economy is great.I do mostly stop/start town driving and still get around 40 mpg average.On long trips, I have easily managed over 50 mpg highway averaging 65 mph.Visibility is poor but that's typical of most small cars these days as they increase pillar sizes for better crash safety.
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Customizable setting such as door locks, remote, etc.
Large trunk for a small car with easy access (large hatchback door).
The speedo is on top of the dash.
You can't see it with the steering wheel adjusted to the highest setting.
No hook anchors for drivers floor mat.
1.3 liter engine is slightly underpowered.
Needs a 1.5 liter engine.
No security cover to hide items in the trunk.
The body panels (aluminum, I think) seem very thin and prone to dings.
You can't go in a car wash because the rubber roof rack rails come off (and scratch the paint as they do so).
Scheduled maintenance is very expensive.
I paid $83.85 for the first "A1" serivice @ 6284 miles and $136.81 for the next "B1" service @ 9654 miles.
In comparison, I've never paid more than $100 for any service for my Toyota Matrix S with 25k miles
I have had this car for just over 3 months now. This is the first Honda I have bought,I usually own toyota's. I bought this car because I have a new job that I commute 60 miles a day on the highway. Honda had a $5000 rebate on the car, and my Province was giving $2000 environmental rebate. I compared the price of the Yaris and Corolla to the insight, and once I added options like A/C,P/W, cruise, AT, etc. with the rebates the insight was cheaper. The car is great to drive, the dash and gadgets are great. I drove my wife's 2005 loaded rav4 for a week, and I missed my insight big time. This car is made so the working person can afford a hybrid, and provides great fuel economy, & it delivers.
I like the over all design inside and out. The dash is cool, I like the idea you can gauge your skills in saving fuel. The operating layout is great to adjust cruise, brightness control, ECO mode, etc. cup holders work well. Seat and Steering wheel adjustments work well (I'm short).
Map light above rear view mirror would be nice, instead of reaching in the middle of the car to turn on the light. I almost lost my outside roof molding, it was easy to reinstall. Curious I have 9000 KM (5000 miles) and I my oil check is still at 60%, Usually I change oil at 5000 KM, is this right?
I have had this car for a year now and I love it. My mpg has averaged 51 over 20K miles. The dash def teaches you how to drive efficiently and it is fun to try to continually improve your driving habits and mpg. I am baffled by the "official" mpg rating of 41-43, I do try to drive well but I don't do anything crazy to get my results. I have no complaints at all, I love driving this car.
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Running backs big part of UW air attack
Chicago - One of the beauties of the Wisconsin offense coordinated by Paul Chryst is that the playmakers can emerge from any unit, at any time.
Consider how UW uses its running backs in the passing game.
In Week 1, UW's running backs finished with a combined four catches for 148 yards in a 51-17 victory over Nevada-Las Vegas.
In Week 2, the backs didn't catch a pass in a 35-0 victory over Oregon State.
In 49-7 victory Saturday over Northern Illinois, the backs were again a prominent part of Chryst's offense.
They combined to catch 10 passes for 126 yards.
Fullback Bradie Ewing led the way with four catches for 51 yards. Tailback James White added three catches for 35 yards, tailback Montee Ball added two for 32 and reserve tailback Jeff Lewis added one catch for 8 yards.
"Paul comes up with a great plan," UW coach Bret Bielema said. "Going into the season I knew we had backs that could catch the ball . . . and that brought an option to our game that really hadn't been there before.
"Those guys have a nice feel for things. You see some of those perimeter plays how they can be patient with their blocks."
Oglesby hurt but OK
Senior right tackle Josh Oglesby, who has endured a combined six surgeries on his knees, suffered an unspecified injury to his left knee with 12 minutes 36 seconds left in the third quarter Saturday.
Oglesby appeared to grab for the knee, the same knee in which he suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament last season, and was writhing on the field in pain.
He was able to walk to the sideline and was replaced by redshirt freshman Rob Havenstein.
Bielema and center Peter Konz said afterward the injury didn't appear to be serious.
"It probably looked a lot worse," Konz said. "When I talked to him on the sideline during the game he seemed very optimistic that he is going to return soon. Hopefully he does that, because it hurts to see your buddy go down."
Risking Wilson?
UW held a 42-7 lead to start the fourth quarter but starter Russell Wilson was still in the game at quarterback.
On one play, Wilson was forced to scramble to his left. He made it to the sideline but absorbed a hit on his right leg from linebacker Jordan Delegal.
Later, Wilson was under pressure and put on his back. The result was an interception with 9:42 remaining in the game.
Reserve quarterback Joe Brennan finally entered the game with 7:54 remaining and led UW on its final scoring drive.
Bielema explained that he wanted to keep his No. 1 units in the game into the final quarter to get them work.
"Just the way the (first) couple games . . . we haven't gotten four quarters of work," he said. "That's why I kept those guys in there to start that fourth quarter, especially the No. 1 offense."
Cromartie solid
Redshirt junior cornerback Marcus Cromartie, starting for the injured Devin Smith (foot), was beaten for a 39-yard pass play on Northern Illinois' lone scoring drive and missed one open-field tackle.
Minus those two plays, however, he appeared to give a solid performance and finished with a team-high five solo tackles and eight total tackles, the No. 2 mark on the team.
"I've got to learn that if a bad play happens you've got to (think) next play," Cromartie said. "It actually happened today. I gave up a long pass but I gathered myself together and came back on the next drive and I think I competed pretty well."
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Northern Illinois trailed, 14-7, early in the second quarter but lined up for a 53-yard field-goal attempt.
After UW called a timeout, Northern Illinois coach Dave Doeren changed his mind and sent out the punting unit. The punt was downed at the 3, but UW drove 97 yards in 10 plays for a touchdown.
"I wanted to make sure we were covered," Bielema said when asked if sensed the Huskies might try a fake on the field-goal attempt. "I wanted to get our punt-safe (unit) out there. I wanted to make sure we were all secure in our responsibilities."
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- Senior linebacker Kevin Claxton, who missed Game 2 with a wrist injury, got in the game late against Northern Illinois. He was not credited with a tackle.
- With reserve defensive end Pat Muldoon out (elbow), redshirt sophomore Tyler Dippel moved up into the No. 4 end spot and redshirt freshman Warren Herring took over as the No. 5 end. Dippel and Herring recorded two tackles apiece.
- Kicker Philip Welch (quadriceps) did not make the trip and remains out indefinitely. Alec Lerner again handled kickoffs and Kyle French handled placements. "Right now we're just moving forward with Lerner and French," assistant Charlie Partridge said before the game. "And when we get Phil back it will be a bonus."
- In case you missed it, Bielema was on the field frantically signaling for a timeout on Northern Illinois' lone touchdown, a 3-yard run by tailback Jasmin Hopkins.
- UW extended its winning streak to 11 games in non-conference road games. The last time UW lost a non-conference road game was the 2001 season, 31-28, at Oregon.


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Former Hinder Vocalist Returns as Austin John on 'Love Sick Radio' EP
Former Hinder frontman Austin Winkler is now going under the name Austin John on his solo EP 'Love Sick Radio.'
Former Hinder frontman Austin Winkler is now going under the name Austin John on his solo EP 'Love Sick Radio.'
Take a listen to the new Hinder song 'Intoxicated.'
The Rock 108 Birthday Bash is TONIGHT. So you're prepared to see your favorite bands, we've got the set times and other important info for you.
The Rock 108 Birthday Bash is tomorrow and if you were thinking about showing up later in the evening, then you're gonna miss out big time.
Take a listen to the new single "Rather Hate Than Hurt" from Hinder.
After announcing Linkin Park as one of the headliners of the 2015 Loudwire Music Festival, we're proud to unveil a new wave of bands who have joined the bill.
Hinder have once again announced they've found a new vocalist for their group, and it's not the guy they unveiled in the fall.
Hinder are unveiling the album art for the 'When the Smoke Clears' disc exclusively here at Loudwire.
Hinder are back with a lyric video for their new single 'Hit the Ground' featuring new vocalist Nolan Neal.
Austin Winkler's temporary hiatus from Hinder earlier this year turned into a permanent split. The official announcement came last week from his bandmates, and now the singer has spoken out about parting ways with the band, his recent sobriety and starting a new project.
Right before the news broke about Hinder parting ways with Austin Winkler, their drummer Cody Hanson shot me their latest recording. A Christmas song that also features Jared Weeks, from Saving Abel.


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Livingston is getting interest from Houston, SMU, Texas Tech, and South Florida. He says the coaching staff at Tech is pretty cool and he really liked Tech offensive coordinator Frank Scelfo.
Steven McCormack, a wide receiver for Seven Lakes, also enjoyed the camp. "I liked it a lot," said McCormack. We got a lot of reps and I really liked the intensity."
Linebacker Zach Voss joined his teammates in Ruston. Voss is getting heavy interest from ULL and was hoping to get noticed at Tech.
Another linebacker from Texas in attendance was Cy-Fair's Michael Daronch. Daronch came to the camp after talking to Tech signee Josh Parrish. Parrish told Daronch about Louisiana Tech and Daronch decided to check it out for himself.
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Tea can be the centerpiece of a formal party or simply everyday hospitality among friends. Whether you prefer herbal, green, or black varieties, when you sip a cup of tea, you are joining a rich, historical tradition.
The 2008 Summer Olympics were held in Beijing, the capital of China. While China has been in the news recently and people are aware of some current events occurring in the country, not many realize that China has a long and complicated history full of changing dynasties. To mark the 2008 Beijing Olympics, this second article of two will introduce people to the dynasties that mark the last 729 years of Chinese civilization.
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The 2008 Summer Olympics were held in Beijing, the capital of China. While China has been in the news recently and people are aware of some current events occurring in the county, not many realize that China has a long and complicated history full of changing dynasties. To mark the 2008 Beijing Olympics, this first article of two introduces readers to the dynasties that mark the first 2800 years of Chinese civilization.
By Nick Nelson, CRRL Intern
History scholars and genealogists can find much grist for their research mills with the HeritageQuest database. The full text of scholarly articles, state and military records, lengthy family reference books and more can be searched and saved for later contemplation.
The 2009 Virginia Scottish Games and Festival will be held September 5 and 6th at Great Meadow State Park in The Plains, VA. There will be feats of strength, traditional music and dance, dog trials, a gathering of the clans, and much more. Other nearby festivals are being held this fall in Williamsburg, Alexandria, and Crownsville, Maryland.
XII. That each Indian King, and Queen have equall power to govern their owne people and none to have greater power then other, except the Queen of Pomunky to whom severall scattered Indians doe now againe owne their antient Subjection, and are agreed to come in and plant themselves under power and government, whoe with her are alsoe hereby included into this present League and treatie of peace, & are to keep, and observe the same towards the said Queen in all things as her Subjects, as well as towards the English.
In the summer of 1942, the Japanese were winning their war with the United States. They had sunk or crippled America's battleship fleet at Pearl Harbor, and snapped up a chain of islands across the Pacific which could, if fortified, form an impenetrable barrier to the U.S. Navy. Now the Imperial Japanese Navy was looking for a knockout blow, to destroy the American aircraft carriers before American industry replaced its losses.
After bouncing all night in cold, cramped steel boats, then waiting all day in broiling heat, the men of the Allied Expeditionary Force got the word: shortly after sundown, they would finally be getting off their floating, seasick prisons.
All they had to do then was run straight into machine gun fire, smash the Nazi army, and liberate Europe.
At times, a sense of things past seems to envelop tourists and residents who stroll quietly along Fredericksburg streets at twilight or drive through a countryside still scarred by the battles of the Civil War. Some swear that more than a general sense of the history of the place overwhelms them. At twilight, at midnight, or even at high noon, specters and shades of those whose place this was may return to their homes and habits to pray, to flirt, to dine, and to stroll, to fire their rifles and march in formation, or lie wounded in hospital beds, wearing uniforms of gray or blue.
When Christmas morning dawned in December of 1862, the sun rose over the battered town of Fredericksburg. Once a bustling colonial port, more recently a pleasant stop for travelers by coach and boat, on this day, the little town lay in ruins. And, if the brick and mortar firmaments suffered such catastrophic damage, what of the flesh and bone of the human armies that had battled there mere weeks before? What became of the wounded who survived the first days of battle?


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A $5,000 nuclear gauge and other equipment was taken from an East Toledo business, police said.
The items which included a drill and case, toolbox, space heater, safety vest, and fireproof suit were taken from Bowser Morner, 1419 Miami St., between Oct. 7 and Wednesday.
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Phoenix This Phoenix property is located near Arizona Veterans Memorial Arena and Arizona State Capitol. Another nearby point of interest is Sunnyslope Mountain. Swimming pool La Quinta Inn Phoenix Thomas Road offers a complimentary continental breakfast each morning. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Premium channels Guestrooms have cable television, complimentary weekday newspapers, and free local calls; rooms also include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers.
Property amenitiesSwimming pool - outdoorComplimentary breakfastRoom service (limited hours)Parking (free)Business servicesInternet access in public areas - high speed24-hour front deskMultilingual staffSafe-deposit box - front deskNumber of rooms: 139Laundry facilitiesTelevision in lobbyCoffee in lobbyMicrowave in lobbyAir-conditioned public areasNumber of floors: 2Internet access in public areas - complimentarySelf parking
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Good staff, questionable locationThis hotel was good for the price we paid. The first room we checked into smelled like cig smoke, and the front desk actually called me to see if everything was ok. I told them about the smell and they gave me a free upgrade to a king size bed!Rating:3
Worked for meStayed one night because it was close to where I had to be the following morning and it was fine. Due to location right next to freeway and the surrounding area I wouldnt book it for an extended stay or a weekend getaway.Rating:5
Much ImprovedWe had stayed here before and were less than impressed. It has since changed management, has been given a face/room lift. I am very impressed, the room has a more spacious feel and is very comfortable. They have also placed a starbucks right across the parking lot from Dennys, very nice. All in all I would definately now recommend this hotel to friends.Rating:1
not impressed at allThe whole time we stayed there not once did we have our room cleaned. We went to go ask for extra towles and they acted like we were going to steal them. The lady at the front desk wanted to charge us extra because we stayed an extra day. But she was including your charges and their charges to our account and it took her a while to staighten thing out. I was glad to be out of there.Rating:5
Excellent valueThe staff were very gracious and accomodating. The room was clean and well-maintained, as were the outside grounds. The website stated there was a heated pool, which was not the case. Overall, very good, especially for the price.Rating:3
Convenient LocationBeds could use an upgrade, but with an expedia coupon, the hotel was good value for the price.Rating:2
Not ImpressedWireless internet speed was too slow to be useful for business. Required a high speed connection and your hotel provided about 11Kb speed.
Travelers tip for business travelersPick a hotel that guarantees hi speed internetRating:2
UnimpressedThe exterior of the motel grounds is not remotely attractive and could benefit from professional landscaping and design. The air conditioning units should be upgraded. They are noisey and you are unable to adjust the direction of the flow of the air. It felt like a scaled-down wind tunnel.Rating:5
Stayed there 2 times already!!We must like it since we have stayed there 2 times and will stay there everytime we are in town.Rating:3
Not ImpressedNot a bad hotel but not a good one. The TV was a 1980s model. This is the first La Quinta that I have not been very impressed with. I would not recommend it to my friends or family.Rating:3
It was fineThe hotel and room were nothing special, but it was convenient for us and easy to get in / out of. We were down looking at colleges. The hotel was clean enough, pretty much your "standard" room.Rating:2
Would not recomend. Spend the extra money and have a clean room.This hotel needs a make over. The room had an oder,the carpets were dirty the bathroom had mold growing and the shower/bath tub had dirt stains. The blankets even had holes in them. We were confronted two times from people looking for money. They will give you any line to get a donation. I witnessed somebody give money to a stranger for a "tow truck" they were only a "little" short. They promised to pay them back and asked for their address. The stranger went to get a pen and never returned. I would suggest paying a little more and stay someplace else.Rating:1
Grossed OutWhen we went to check in, our room was not ready and the woman behind the desk was quite rude about it. The room itself was kind of dirty, and we both felt a little unsafe and locked our door in every way possible.
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Crossland Phoenix - West Phoenix property with complimentary parking4861 W Mcdowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85035Price:$30


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iGate Corp has said that it will soon delist Patni Computer Systems from stock exchanges after acquiring shares from the company's minority shareholders at a set price of Rs 520 per share and will complete the merger with itself.
US-listed iGATE, which had acquired Phaneesh Murthy-led Patni Computers in 2011, has announced plans to delist the company at the time of its acquisition. The American company holds a 81% stake in Patni and it will now have to spend about Rs 1,394.82 crore to complete the delisting offer.
The figure is much higher than what was estimated by the company when it made an offer for Patni's 26,823,624 shares in March. iGate had set a floor price of Rs356.74 in its reverse book building process and indicated that it was ready to pay a maximum price of Rs430-450 per share.
Analysts say the de-listing of the shares of favorable for small investors who can benefit from the delisting price, which is expected to be close to previous open offer price of about Rs. 500. Patni will be de-listed from the domestic stock exchanges by mid-2012 and iGATE will have full ownership of the firm.
The American Depository Receipts (ADRs) of Patni will also be de-listed from the New York Stock Exchange. iGate said in a statement that it will beginning the process of de-listing through its subsidiaries, Asia iGate Solutions and iGate Global Solutions Ltd.
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Covington Takes On Volcker Rule for Bankers
Covington & Burling has crafted the first court salvo in the battle over the Volcker Rule. The firm has asked for an emergency injunction on behalf of the American Bankers Association and four community banks, claiming that a portion of the rule should be struck down for violating the Administrative Procedures Act.
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Rolling Stone Magazine Puts 'Bomber' On Its Cover
When I hear the name Rolling Stone magazine, I'm immediately thinking of those over-the-top head shots gracing the cover of the iconic monster publication.
When I hear the name Rolling Stone magazine, I'm immediately thinking of those over-the-top head shots gracing the cover of the iconic monster publication.
We're all entitled to our own opinions, but food is arguably the best part of any holiday. See, eating our way through this sort of celebration is an automatic win-win-- we're happy, our stomach's are happy, everyone's happy.
The Great Kid Escape is almost here! This fun, kid-friendly event will be held at the Lufkin Convention Center in Lufkin from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 22.
Along with tons of free activities, special guests and local vendors, there's also a chance for you to win a 16GB iPad valued at $499!!
One part of this photo is causing a stir in the media, while getting people on both sides of the fence riled up. You'll be quick to pass judgement once you see the entire picture, and that still may not tell the entire story. Click here, then come back to me.
One of my very first non-radio gigs, even before I was legal enough to work, was a fast food hot dog joint called "Der Wienerschnitzel", and admittedly I saw Lance pick up a dropped "dog" and put in the bun for the unsuspecting drive-thru customer.
Yes, back in the 70s we did those same crazy things behind the scenes as the young workers of today do in front of the camera - with one glaring difference - our miscues were not considered intentional acts designed to enrage the people buying the product, to make another choice at lunch or dinner.
Concerts are usually really fun and entertaining, especially when the anticipation builds as your favorite band hits the stage.
But what happens when the show doesn't meet your expectations? There's nothing worse than leaving the concert venue feeling disappointed or physically hurt (headaches and ringing ears? no thanks).
Here's a list of the top 5 worst concerts I've been to.
Sometimes the greatest gift in the world comes from seeing another person, especially when that other person is your brother, a United States Marine, whom you thought was on deployment.
Got any Memorial Day plans? Maybe you're heading to a parade and dressing up in those American flag shorts (guilty). Or perhaps heading to the public pool to kick off swimming season is more your style. Whatever you do, there's one Memorial Day staple that all Americans must experience on Monday— the BBQ.
Van Halen finally returned to the stage over the weekend (April 20) at the Stone Music Festival in Sydney, Australia and look who showed up for the festivities – Joe Perry and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. Okay, in all fairness, Aerosmith was on the bill as well, but it still made for some great photo ops behind the scenes.
Last night was a special one for Heart as the band was inducted as part of the 2013 class of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees.
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Get ready 'Vetteheads. For only the seventh time in its storied 61 year history, the Corvette has undergone a complete redesign. And from what we saw unveiled in Detroit last week, this new C7 is not only the most powerful, race-ready standard model ever built by Chevy, but its aggressive, razor sharp lines make it the most head-turning model in years...


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Claywood Park Public Service District is a water and wastewater utility serving eastern Wood County and northern Wirt County in West Virginia.
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Claywood Park PSD operates a 4,300,000 gallon/day surface water treatment plant serving approximately 4,000 water customers. The District service area extends from the Parkersburg city limits on Rt. 47 to Newark in Wirt County, as well as the Rt. 14 Camp Barbe - Nursery Road area in Wirt County. The District also serves customers along Rt. 50 from I-77 to Mountwood Park. The District also supplies water to the Mineral Wells Public Service District in Wood County and the Town of Elizabeth in Wirt County.
Claywood Park PSD provides sewer service to 1,500 customers in the Cedar Grove, Davisville, Meadville, Nicolette, Happy Valley, Scenic Hill, Winding Road, Red Hill, Forest Hills, Dutch Ridge Road, Kanawha, Honey Hill, and Whispering Pines areas. The collected sewage is treated in our 400,000 gallon/day SBR secondary treatment wastewater plant. The District also serves customers in the Newark and Spring Valley communities with our newly constructed Newark Wastewater Treatment facility
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