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Job: Third-grade teacher at James John Elementary School
Other Job: Running a one-man songwriting service called Boy Writes Song for Girl since 2007
Why I moonlight: " I was trying to think of something different I could do with my time that wasn't related to education. I think people moonlight because they want variety."
Ulterior motive: "I like to write songs about relationships. I was able to write a lot of those in college; I went through a lot of bad girlfriends. Then I got married, which totally screwed up my songwriting. I ran out of material...now men contact me and we meet in a bar or coffee shop. I write down everything they say…I walk away with three or four pages of notes. I turn the notes into lyrics."
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I have just recievied a decent Piccolo Trumpet and have just started playing.I could use any advice though on playing it (I do have the basics down like tuning the darn thing and fingerings). Thanks in advance.
I have just recievied a decent Piccolo Trumpet and have just started playing.I could use any advice though on playing it (I do have the basics down like tuning the darn thing and fingerings). Thanks in advance.
try practising all your practise books one octave up. Arban, Clarke ect. It helps with intonation
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Find a dedicated picc. mpc. I use a Stork 7P. Schilke makes them as well. Makes a big difference. You'll need to give your self time to adjust to resistance. It's a different animal from a big horn. Try easy half note 1 octave scales starting on low C on the horn. Don't overblow it will just back up on you. Relax with it.
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As a new picc player myself I have found it helpful to listen a lot to what the sound should be, Maurice Andre has been on my Ipod a lot over the last few weeks. Also, everything I play I try to play in a baroque style, adding trills and such like to help me feel the music. I'm not too worried about the high range at the moment and am concentrating on getting the best tone I can in the mid range, (third line C to E above the stave for normal Bb.)
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Great stop for a couple of days or overnight. Sites long enough so you don't have to disconnect. Utilities work fine. Dog friendly. Great stop if you are going over Tehachapi Summit (Hwy 58). Will stop again. - silverado
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We have a 45' motor home which often limits are choices. This park was very conveniently located to Bakersfield and was quiet. - Don A
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This park appears to have been designed for easy access for big rigs with tows. The streets and turns are wide. We were escorted to our site so we didn't have to guess where our site was located. There is a wonderful restaurant right next to the office. We were given a 10% off coupon for the restaurant for the entire time we were here. The staff is extremely friendly. Access off of Highway 99 is very easy but there is no highway traffic noise. The only slight negative comment would be that the cable channels are fuzzy but there are numerous digital channels available so the cable shouldn't be an issue. We have discovered through our travels across the United States that a lot of RV parks call themselves a resort when they are a simple RV park or a large gravel parking lot. We would definitely classify this as a resort. There is a tall wall around the park and it is gated. The gates are locked at night but you will be given a code for after hours. We would strongly recommend this park and we will definitely stay here again and would go out of our way to make this resort our destination. - travelingpeople
8633 E Brundage Ln. Bakersfield, California 93307 (map) | (661) 366-3550
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 13 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $30.00
Had a lot of permanent residents but park was clean and employees were friendly. Pool was good sized and clean. Would stay here again and recommend it. Very nice shade trees. - Wilma Owens
Jun 2016 - $30.00
Small park has a lot of live-ins.They are all friendly. We have stayed here many, many times. The office staff is GREAT, they have a nice sparkling pool, clean rest rooms. This is perfect for those of us who do not care about the fancy resorts with the inflated prices. - MrFast
Mar 2014 - $31.00
If you don't mind camping cheek by jowl alongside the freeway go here. I thought it was scary looking and they gave us two sites that we couldn't fit In with our 34' fifth wheel. I thought it looked like a homeless camp. You can tell they are trying to make it look nice, but between the small sites, freeway noise and the look of some of the "campers" we left and did not stay the night. The lady at the front desk was very nice and gave us our money back. Small lawn area in front of check in had nice fresh dog poop scattered around. Yikes! - billie'smom
Bakersfield, California (map) | (661) 377-3600
Sites: 123 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 104 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $33.00
This is a nice, clean facility with all the amenities an RV might need. Great wifi and lots of TV channels on the cable. The staff was very friendly. The sites are a bit cramped but adequate. We had a small 20 ft rig, so no big deal. But I saw some pull through sites that were practically touching each other with their slides extended. Still, it wasn't bad, just a bit tight for big rigs. Your rig goes on dirt, but adjacent parking is concrete. Looks like some folks are wintering here - they seem to be set up for a long time. My wife said the women's bathrooms and showers were in great shape. The men's were good too, although the shower fixtures were showing some wear. I think this place was full every day during our weekend here, so reservations would be probably be prudent. The pool looked nice. Didn't take advantage of the laundry facilities. Everyone was quiet and considerate. No picnic benches or grills, but they do have a common grilling area. This place feels safe; I noticed the police drive through the site once. I'd probably stay here again, but not before trying Bakersfield RV Resort (which I believe is more of a resort - they even have an on-site restaurant). - SLOman
Sep 2016 - $39.00
It's hard to believe this park. You drive through industrial areas, etc., and then, suddenly, there you are at this little oasis. Each site has lots of grass and the sites are far apart. You can't see anything from our site but trees and grass. The store is fun for trinket shopping (Looking for stocking stuffers? This is the place.), a nice bottle of wine and they have a freezer filled with grass-fed beef, are you kidding me?! I love this place. This is the second time we've stayed here because it is usually a halfway stop for us and we will definitely stay here again! - Linda dlm
Sep 2016 - $39.00
Very nice park. We had originally requested a site back up to the river, however upon arriving saw there wasn't any water in the river. We were assigned a pull-through with no problem.
Some noise from US 99 and a construction lot next door, but not bad.
Very nice pool and spa and rec room.
Sites are level, but the curb to get in is rather hard. We have seen this in a couple of parks.
WIFI and cable were excellent.
Not sure how parks can accomplish speed control without the speed bumps, but most drivers seem to think it is the Indy 500. Too many pets and children to be driving like that. - vwbluestar
Bakersfield, California (map) | (661) 833-9998
Sites: 215 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 197 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $39.00
I like everything about this park. Restaurant is great every time. One downfall is the noise. Very noisy. - Littlegrami
Oct 2016 - $44.00
We use this park as an overnight stop and as such it is overpriced. But the nice restaurant on site after a long day's drive makes it worth it. If we are not going to eat at the restaurant we go to other nice parks in the area. They tell you to make sure to lock up anything that can be stolen, bikes, motorcycles, etc., so they appear to be trying to address the area. They offer alarmed security chains and offer space in their garage for your items. - Windshift
Sep 2016 - $51.00
The campground is very nice, the sides fine gravel with a concrete patio but no picnic table.
They have a nice pool, a smal gym very clean showers and restrooms.
The stuff was very friendly and let me choose the side where I like to stay.
The restaurant offered good food and as a campground guest you get 10% discount on the food.
The wifi is not so fast as they wrote on there website but fast enough for email and web browsing.
To charge us $2 for a second dog is in this price range not OK. - Columbus
Bakersfield, California (map) | (661) 834-3811
Sites: 90 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 25 Reviews
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PROS: Larger sites; clean campground; long-term campers tidy; level sites; some trees but mostly open for satellite reception; long pull through spaces that allow for staying hooked up for an overnight; 50 amp and 30 amp available.
CONS: No staff at the campground on a regular basis; must put cash, check or credit card information in a drop box before you know if they have sites available; gritty crushed rock that sticks to shoes and tracks into camper; only one bathroom and shower area - a very long walk for most campsites; bathroom had combination lock but we were not given the code; no information provided about Internet use; cable hooks-up are there but do not work; some road noise; slight odor in the air due to massive cattle containment facilities nearby. Site 23 has broken 50 amp circuit.
Summary: If you are self-contained this is a more than adequate place to stay. If just passing through be sure to call ahead to get Internet login and codes for bathroom and laundry This information is not provided at night registry. No attendant on site. We arrived on a Friday at 6:00 PM. We called at 3:00 and no one was at the campground. There were approximately five open spaces available for shorter stays and plenty of space in the area for monthly campers. - Lucy's Friend
Apr 2015 - $27.00
Clean and neat park, quiet with just a little road noise from the 99 freeway. Only stayed one night and didn't use the restrooms or laundry. Nice wide parking and all were very long pull throughs big enough for my one ton truck, my 35ft travel travel trailer and could even park another car behind these two. All spaces were clear and uncluttered except for one. Two nice dog parks with thick green grass. We also walked our dog for miles down highway 99b along side the farmers fields. Good clearance for satellite dish. Also picnic tables at each site. - cross country
Mar 2015 - $27.00
Stayed here passing through. Have been here before and liked it enough to come back. The last couple of reviewers hit the nail on the head. One addition, they will take credit cards, including AMEX, on the 'Night Registration' envelope. The manager said on the phone that "if you are comfortable doing it, you can put CC info on envelope. No one sees it but me." So I did.
A little noisy from 99, but we survived. We will come back again. - Kalama Traveler
Bakersfield, California (map) | (661) 868-7000
Sites: 112 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 14 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $24.00
We stayed here in December on our way south and now on the way home. Just a few miles from the I-5 this is a quiet getaway in the off season. Summer must be a completely different story. But during our two stays there were only a handful other campers. Plenty of privacy.
Staff was very friendly and gave us free choice for a site. We picked a pull thru or rather a pullout off the road through the campground. Surprisingly level and long enough for our 34' fifth wheel and the truck. Water and electric hookup were fine but the sewer had a small cap only and was out of reach for our equipment. Our Verizon Mifi worked well.
We rode our bikes through the recreation area and spotted a few owls.
The night was very quiet and we enjoyed our stay. We'll be back on our next trip south. - TheSchweitzers
Jan 2016 - $25.00
I can see why this park isn't rated higher, but we really liked it as a stopping point. Mid-week we enjoyed a lovely lake-front site with full hookups and no nearby neighbors for only $25. (Note, you'll pay $12-15 more for a tow vehicle.) It's a HUGE park, and it must be a zoo on weekends and in the summer, but all we heard was birds. The grass is mostly dead (there is a drought, after all) and the restrooms and picnic tables need some TLC. Good AT&T and Verizon signals, and strong OTA TV (especially if you speak Spanish). - TheRollingJones
Oct 2015 - $23.00
We needed a place to stay overnight along the I-5 near Bakersfield and Good Sam showed this place. Since it is off season, there was plenty of space. This Kern County park is much nicer than we expected for the Valley. It is on the east side of Lake Webb which is large. All spaces are pull-through or maybe better stated as pull-off as there was a wide space with no separation from the street. Some spaces have separation. It was very quiet and a great place to spend the night. The restrooms were clean but a little old although in good repair. We plan to stay here again when we need a place in this area, even if in season as it is so convenient to the I-5. No WiFi but good Verizon 4G. - bdornbush
Bakersfield, California (map) | (661) 872-5149
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 4 Reviews
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Just a little update to our previous review. We stayed here again on our way back and now the rate is 22$. Rating is lower because the campground becomes crowded with day users on weekends and cleaning up seems to be nobody's priority. Also we had a peek inside the washrooms and they were really outdated. Not even a curtain for the shower stall. And due to the weekend crowds cleanliness was an issue too. However, it is still a very nice nice play to stay, but during the season we would recommend to avoid the weekends. - TheSchweitzers
Feb 2014 - $11.00
If you are tired of noisy and expensive RV Parks right off the interstate, then take the few extra miles to find quietness and solitude here. It is dry camping, but all sites are paved as are the roads through the park. A picnic table and fire pit on your own backyard comes with each site. Very good privacy since the sites are well spaced. Most sites are shaded by trees. Very nice and relaxing setting. Really quiet at night. A concrete bike path runs from the park easy and flat around the nearby lake and continues all the way down to Bakersfield. Rate is the off season price. I think it's 50% more during the season. We will stay here again for a few nights whenever we come through the area. - TheSchweitzers
Apr 2012 - $85.00
Clean grounds and friendly staff but they are not overly attentive. If you ask for something they are happy to help but don't wait for them to offer. Location a little difficult to get to. Overall a nice park though that we would visit again. - RVGuruRidesAgain
Bakersfield, California (map) | (661) 366-4662
Sites: 185 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 323 Reviews
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We stayed two times this month and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The park was very well maintained, the sites were level and we didn't need to adjust anything at all. We were very satisfied. - Pat Feeney
Sep 2016 - $30.00
My first thought of this park was that it was pretty cool. When we pulled in they had some really interesting topiary trees in the front. The staff was incredibly friendly and when we went to our site we were parked in a orange orchard.
THEN NIGHT CAME. The traffic noise was pretty loud, the campground is too close to the highway.The trains went by a couple of times an hour and they blared their horns long and sometimes 5-6 times in a row. No sleep this night. Fortunately we were only there for one night. If you have a sound proof camper or a deep sleeper you'll love this place. - ChrisBruce
Aug 2016 - $40.00
The RV park is beautiful, clean, and well kept appearance wise. The really unfortunate thing is waking up to ants on your bed. Then you fully wake up and notice they are on the floor, in your shoes, on the furniture, crawling on the walls. Before this we had NO ants. You meet your neighbor and they just bought raid because they are having the same issue. We grilled last night and now the grill is covered in ants. Nothing is safe! Honestly we wouldn't have stayed here if we would of known this just because it's such a hassle to get rid of these things! - Aria_Renee
Bakersfield, California (661) 589-0593
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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This place is NOT good. They tout it as big rig friendly but it is absolutely NOT!! There are stupid little brick walls at all critical turns, vehicles parked on or near the turns that restrict any reasonable maneuvering and, to add insult to injury, they allowed some long termer to build a storage shed right on the turn. Couple this with way too many people, way too many dogs off leash, and basically nothing but old RVs. DO NOT STAY HERE!! - Indio_snowbird
Aug 2012 - $30.00
Tight spaces, friendly staff. not too bad a park. Would stay here again. the pool was clean and the park was keep in good repair. The park is well located to dinning and shopping. - lethia
Jun 2009 - $15.00
We have stayed there off and on in 2008 and 2009 for two months at a time. Most of the people are friendly you will have your bad ones of course. The manager is very nice but there have been complaints on her. We really enjoyed staying there very kid friendly, pool and play ground. Laundry facilities are reasonable and good condition. Bathrooms are clean close to every shopping area you would need and entertainment is within driving distance. Beaches, mountains all within 2 hours driving. - d1of10
Bakersfield, California (map) | (661) 834-1134
Sites: 91 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $27.00
Small spaces but good WiFi, cable TV and utilities. Most spaces occupied by long term residents but everything was clean and tidy. Restrooms were clean but the shower room had large spiders and webs on the ceiling. We just stayed one night and would stay again. - jeffplay
May 2010 - $29.00
We stay in this park each time we are near Bakersfield. We stayed for the month of May and then another week in August. We have stayed at this park several times over the past 3 years. The managers are really great people and will do whatever it takes to help you. I will continue to stop at this park when in Bakersfield. - User1598
Mar 2009 - $27.00
We were just looking for an overnight, and that's pretty much what we got. Sites are tight together, not much in the way of landscaping. Looks like a lot of long-termers. Facilities were old but clean. A strip of grass with a bag dispenser was provided for dogs, but this is not a doggie nirvana. - JCLC


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We were 20 minutes into John Carter and surrounded by a regiment of bloodthirsty Tharks when I realized I was lost. I figured we were probably on Mars. (The movie was originally titled John Carter of Mars, so that was a clue.) But the opening act whipped through a history of civil war on a red planet called Barsoom—with aerial dogfights between galleons lofted by dragonfly wings—before landing on the Atlantic seaboard in 1881, where we were informed that American Civil War vet John Carter had just died. Then another jump to Arizona circa 1868, where we met Carter, alive if long unshaved, fleeing the U.S. Cavalry and Apaches. There was a cave of gold, and a glowing pendant, and suddenly ol' whiskery John was bouncing across a brilliantly yellow desert, hopping precipitously into the air like a Super Mario Bros. character. And then the Tharks showed up.
I had no idea what was going on. I was glad.
If John Carter is a box-office debacle—as the smart money is betting—this disorienting launch sequence will join a long list of missteps in a luckless production. Pixar wunderkind Andrew Stanton has decided to leap from WALL-E into live-action filmmaking by adapting a series of penny dreadfuls penned in 1917 by the guy who invented Tarzan. The movie went through sweeping reshoots because the first cut didn't make any sense, the budget surpassed $300 million, and the title was trimmed so women would want to see it. Women still don't want to see it. John Carter is played by Taylor Kitsch (he was Tim Riggins on Friday Night Lights), and he often looks, to put it politely, confused about what actors do. The movie lurches wildly between moods, and the plot is nearly impossible to follow.
None of these things matter. John Carter has tectonic flaws, but it's fearless and exhilaratingly outlandish, the first hint that the CGI era can do something radically different than add bigger bubbles to soap operas. At its worst, it's grin-inducingly idiosyncratic sci-fi—I haven't seen this kind of blithe world-building since 2004's The Chronicles of Riddick. At its best, it's what people wanted from the Star Wars prequels.
The Edgar Rice Burroughs story, streamlined by Michael Chabon, is terrifically unhinged, but the movie's triumphs (and, I suppose, its spoilers) are not in its plot but in its sights. Let's take those Tharks: They're giant green men who hatch from eggs as slimy manatees and mature into skinny, tusked walruses with four arms, the voices and mannerisms of Willem Dafoe and Thomas Haden Church, and a weakness for gladiatorial combat with White Apes. I won't even try to describe what the White Apes look like, except that if you've been hankering to see Rankin/Bass' stop-motion Abominable Snow Monster of the North as designed by Industrial Light and Magic, sit tight. Befitting a grandiose filming of a boys' weekly adventure, the palette is almost exclusively primary colors: blue, yellow and (of course) red.
John Carter's emotional heft comes directly from these strange vistas: It makes you wonder if we still live in a time when new worlds can be discovered, and if something fresh can sprout in our own. This hope—that not everything is regurgitated junk—was also explored by Stanton in WALL-E, and here the redemption isn't as radical: In a gorgeously orchestrated montage, John saves his princess (Lynn Collins) by knifing through a pile of aliens like a quarterback breaking tackles with a machete. But if the violence is conventional, the sense of exploration and grandeur is real. "We have a saying on Barsoom," says one of the nobler Tharks: "A warrior can change his metal, but not his heart." I haven't got a clue what was going on, but I'm glad Andrew Stanton's heart is still in a different place.
Critic's Score: 85
SEE IT: John Carter is rated PG-13. It opens Friday at Lloyd Center, Cedar Hills, Clackamas, Eastport, Cinetopia Mill Plain, Cornelius, Pioneer Place, Oak Grove, City Center, Evergreen, Hilltop, Tigard, Wilsonville, Roseway and St. Johns Twin.


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Published: December 6, 2013 - 08:03 PM
Rob Marcus has a message for Time Warner Cable Inc. shareholders: I'm the right guy to decide whether to sell the company.
The 48-year-old chief operating officer is replacing Glenn Britt as Time Warner Cable's chief executive officer on Jan. 1, amid intense speculation that the company will be acquired.
Time Warner Cable's Akron-based unit covers customers in Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania and employs about 2,000. It is the overall company's third-largest division.
Marcus' background as Time Warner Inc.'s head of mergers from 2003 to 2005 — and his later years as chief financial officer of the cable business — have given him the experience to know a good deal when he sees it, he said in an interview Thursday.
Marcus is taking the reins at a "weird" time, he said.
Charter Communications Inc., a cable operator about one-third the size of Time Warner Cable in market valuation, is putting together a bid to acquire the company, according to people familiar with the matter.
Meanwhile, there has been speculation that the nation's largest cable company, Comcast Corp. of Philadelphia, and Cox Communications Inc. also have considered making takeover offers.
"I am the perfect guy to manage the M&A [mergers and acquisitions] component out there," Marcus said at the company's headquarters in New York's Time Warner Center. "As much as I'd like to be modest, I am kind of built to manage situations like this."
Charter is backed by billionaire and cable-industry veteran John Malone.
The company is said to be raising about $25 billion in debt financing as part of a potential bid.
Charter is also reportedly considering a joint deal with Comcast to acquire Time Warner Cable together and split up its assets.
Time Warner Cable, the second-largest U.S. cable provider, would probably accept a bid of $150 to $160 a share, according to a person familiar with the matter, who asked not to be named because the deliberations are private. That would value the company at as much as $45 billion, about 21 percent above its current market capitalization — a figure that has already soared this year because of the takeover speculation. Market capitalization is calculated based on share price multiplied by the number of outstanding shares.
Marcus declined to comment on potential bid prices.
Alex Dudley, a spokesman for Stamford, Conn.-based Charter, declined to comment on a potential Charter offer.
Time Warner Cable has hired proxy solicitor MacKenzie Partners Inc. in case Charter attempts a hostile takeover. MacKenzie, which specializes in mergers and acquisitions, helps companies with unsolicited tender offers and proxy fights — where shareholders attempt to gain control over management.
Marcus isn't averse to selling the company, even though he's worked his way up the ranks at Time Warner Inc. and then its Time Warner Cable spinoff since 1998. If a deal will make more money for shareholders than him running the business, he will pull the trigger, Marcus said.
"I am interested only in the value creation and not in entrenchment or my role here," he said.
If a transaction leads to him not being CEO, "If I want another job, I'm going to get one. I have no doubt. And it's going to be a good one."
Marcus also stands to receive more than $50 million in an exit package if the company is sold, according to company filings.
Malone, the founder and chairman of Liberty Media Corp., has publicly advocated for U.S. cable industry consolidation since taking a 27 percent stake in Charter earlier this year. Time Warner Cable has been his primary focus as a takeover target.
While Comcast and Cox, the third-largest cable operator, are both managed by descendants of their founding families, Time Warner Cable has fewer impediments to a sale.
The company was spun off from media giant Time Warner in 2009. It does not have a dual-class stock structure, which can be a tool used by owners to block hostile deals. Its largest investor is San Francisco-based Dodge & Cox, a mutual fund firm with 5.8 percent of shares outstanding.
That makes a deal more feasible for Charter, either as a friendly acquisition or a hostile takeover. If the transaction comes together, Charter CEO Tom Rutledge would run the new company, according to people familiar with the deal structure.
Rutledge, 60, began his career at American Television & Communications, which became Time Warner Cable. In 2002, he joined Cablevision Systems Corp., where he served as chief operating officer. Rutledge then took the Charter CEO job in February 2012.
Cable CEOs, Marcus said, are a close-knit group, partly because they rarely compete with one another. The country's regions are divided up among the various providers, so they don't frequently fight head-to-head for customers.
"The cable industry is more collegial than most," Marcus said. "But we're all pros, and it's business."
Marcus has indicated that he would rather work with Comcast CEO Brian Roberts than Malone, according to a person familiar with his thinking. Malone hasn't been active in the U.S. cable industry since the late 1990s, when he sold Tele-Communications Inc. to AT&T, making him more of an outsider.
If a takeover doesn't happen, Marcus plans to increase shareholder value by improving the company's TV features, broadband Internet and phone service — core products of the so-called "triple-play bundle." While he hasn't given a financial outlook for 2014, Marcus said he plans to increase capital spending and hiring to boost Internet speeds, deliver more advanced set-top boxes with better user interfaces and improve customer service.
As part of its technology upgrades, Time Warner Cable will give full TV and video-on-demand streaming capability to devices other than its company-issued set-top boxes, such as equipment made by Roku or Samsung. Currently, streaming services aren't harmonized among all devices.
Critics of Marcus point to Time Warner Cable's lackluster operational results since he became COO in December 2010. The company lost 304,000 video customers last quarter, a worse performance than rivals.


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Artist: The Knife
Album: Shaking the Habitual
Hear my trumpets of light
Can you take me for a while?
Let's try
I want to bend my soul again
That's what we do when we get older
Where's your drop of light?
You got to want it and you got to cause others are scared
There's the watering
About geography
The more the hand you're holding
You're paying someone to put it to bed
And that's why it hurts
The difference
And this is how to play
An indifference
Oh indifference
An indifference would make
Hear my prayers and
If fight the story, and my mind just can't hide
Always getting standards
The property's prophet around
See it super slow
And just what is it cause it's working like fear in the lungs
It's not that easy
When you want it easy
And that's why it hurts
When you see the difference
It's raging now
An indifference
Oh indifference
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Magglio up, Gonzalez down, Wilk remains
The roster move to make room for Magglio Ordonez's return was never really a question. The Tigers had an extra reliever in the bullpen that they didn't need after getting out of Texas in fair shape. The reliever that was headed out, however, might have been a surprise.
Adam Wilk came up a week ago as a fill-in reliever once David Purcey went on paternity leave. It could've just been for a day. It might be a while now.
Though Enrique Gonzalez was a veteran long reliever who could warm up in a hurry and eat innings, the Tigers see a chance for Wilk to learn the ropes of relief up in the big leagues. Thus, the Tigers outrighted Gonzalez to Triple-A Toledo to make room for Ordonez, and kept Wilk up.
That doesn't necessarily mean he's here for the long haul. Brad Thomas will begin his Minor League rehab assignment at Triple-A Toledo on Tuesday, and there's nothing clear yet how that will shake out. But Wilk has an opportunity.
"He's done OK," manager Jim Leyland said. "He's ideally probably a left-handed long guy, to break him in the right way. Probably not necessarily good for the team, but probably good for him. He's an ideal left-handed long guy if you get behind early. It's not because you don't like him, but because that's how he can get some experience with a little less pressure on him."
Leyland noted that it's the way they broke in Charlie Furbush. Now, Furbush has the opportunity for some other situations as a third lefty reliever behind David Purcey and Daniel Schlereth, who retired his first hitter and walked another in the eighth inning before Miguel Olivo homered off Joaquin Benoit's first pitch.
"Left-handed relief pitchers cannot walk left-handed hitters," Leyland said.
He said it was a general philosophy, rather than directed at anyone in particular. Still, it was clear what he meant.
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First order of business is Maggs. If he can come back and hit with authority (and IMO that is the proverbial BIG IF) it would really pick up the team.
Dirks is not hitting that well anyway so at this point they can afford to take him out and move Boesch to LF.
I suspect Leyland will weigh the additional RHB in the lineup against Cobb and may well play Santiago again at 2nd though I bet Raburn will play.
The non catch by Ramon was very important, especially at the time, but I don't think this team was gonna win this one regardless
A real conundrum building up right now. Let's see how it all plays out.
Miguel is 16th in Bat Avg, 15th in Homers and 20th in RBIs.
Inquiring minds want to know!
I feel that Boesch and Avila are going to have to come up real big in the upcoming series with the Indians. We're facing nothing but RHP the next 5 games so we really need our LHB (kelly too) to put the pressure on.
I would imagine Dirks might get a start or two but realistically we are gonna see Maggs.
I don't see much PT for Wells and I would hope that Raburn will get a chance to play but if he stinks the joint up we will see Ramon some more.
It's time boys. To step up to the plate,figuratively and literally.
In an odd sense, I believe the most important bat over the next week is Miggy's. While never really silenced when comparatively speaking, his bat has been rather quiet over the past few days. of coursw, when your'e walked all of the time it's difficult to get the big hit. But if you get him going like Miggy along with the lefty's, we should be OK. Maggs would be a bonus, if he approaches anywhere close to his potential.
I was trying to say like the Miggy we know.
If I were DD I would not automatically terminate any discussions re MCab.
We can't keep him forever. He could bring in multiple pieces needed to to put this team at or near the elite level.
He is an exceptional talent but when will the next bomb come? Will it be the kind that is over the fence or over the top?
I am not suggesting anything this summer but in the long run you have to be aware of contract renewal, diminishing production, perceived value and physical condition.
Too early to be thinking along those lines with Cabby, in my opinion. He's in his prime, and he gets people in the seats. He's the MLB equivalent of a franchise player.
Cab is an accident waiting to happen. Whether in life or on the field.
He is also not in the best physical condition as a baseball player.
I'm only saying you do not close the door to discussion. Though I can tell you f the Rockies offered me Tulo and, say Blackmon today, I'd be all over it. And MCab would love the rarified air there wouldn't he? It would be interesting to see him hitting in a smaller ballpark.
you talk like you know cabby! My guess is you don't know him.
What do you base the "accident waiting to happen" on? Yeah, he's had issues with alcohol, but so have many other MLB players and he's getting help. "Not in the best physical condition as a baseball player"? Why don't you ask Avila and Magglio what they think about that statement. I know they would both disagree. I'm sure you know about as much about Cabby as we all know about you, so I'll believe what those who actually know him say.
I agree with this.But Tigers do need more experience in the Bullpen I think Valverde isn't giving them the experience because he knows how to clear out the pressure were, these Rookies 1 year pros don't know really how to say "I gave up a hit let's just put that behind me and focus on getting this hitter out or turn a double pay" I think this Padres Guy Mike Adams I believe would be a perfect fit for the Tigers Bullpen because we have someone to count on in the 7th or 8th inning and not have a good chance of losing the lead and maybe the game. -Alex Kulas
Trading away a premier hitter in his prime would be suicide on the season. Cabrera demands more respect than any other AL hitter as seen by his IBB's and unintentional IBB's. His numbers after the 7th inning are phenomenal and is quickly becoming known as Motown's Mr. Clutch. Don't get me wrong I am all for the Tigers doing whatever it takes to get to the promised land but…..We have mainly young talent on our team and still tied for first place in the central. Barring a Herschel Walkeresque trade(sorry to jump sports but you get the point) with someone that sets us up for many years to come Miggs isn't going anywhere. Everyone slumps in the bigs on occasion but yesterday MCab went 1 for 1 with 3 walks and 2 runs scored. Oh and did you see his routine pop fly that went out the yard at US celluar. The guy is money and if Maggs can find his stroke watch out world.
When Leyland says "Left-handed relief pitchers cannot walk left-handed hitters," everybody knows he's talking about Schlereth. He can throw Daniel under the bus all he wants, but I see this as a personnel issue. Schlereth is not ready for the role they want to use him in, namely LH relief specialist. He doesn't get enough work in that role and, in my mind, should be honing his game in Toledo. I think most of your good LH specialists are more experienced pitchers who can sit for days on end and still be able to throw strikes. I also think it grinds Leyland's gears when his "by the book" strategies don't work out. Makes him look bad. Between Furbush and Purcey, we should have someone ready for a situation everyday. If not, acquire one. Again.
i imagine it does "grind a manager's gears" when he tries to put a player in a position to succeed and he fails. manager has done his job, but the player hasn't. the season is all about finding out who can get the job done on a consistent basis, and hopefully not letting many winnable games slip away in the process.
Well, here is some discussion worthy stuff. If Maggs wants to hit with power he should grow out his hair. Do you all remember that Maybin and Miller were "untouchable"? We (Dan) talk about Miggy because we watch him play every day. He looks tired and overweight. Rich, I agrre with you on Schlereth, I said it a few threads back, you can not come in and walk someone. How many are smoaked (what a name) right at the fielder (Prince). Greg, are you out for the summer? Go Tigers! –Dave
Hey Dave,
First day off. Feel like a million dollars. I look forward to Maggs first ab. Just want to see if he can drive the ball. I'm not ready to throw Miggy under the bus yet. Would be shocked to see Brad Thomas back with the Tigers in lieu of our young leftys. Virgina Cavaliers try to win their Super Regional at 4 today.
Maggs Has done his time in Detroit and now I think he is out of Gas and I think we need to put him up in the Trade Block and see if we get any bitters. WE NEED PITCHING! MAINLY in the BULLPEN I think The one guy from the Padres is a good fit we have a solid Closer and Middle and maybe Setup guy who can have a 80% Chance of not blown the game like we have trouble doing.We should be in first about 3 games ahead but It's the Stupid Bullpen that's killing us like They always say Defence wins championships.Also,I can see earlier our Bat's weren't doing any thing like Jackson,Johnny,Aliva,Inge,Brandon. But Half of these guys I just said are doing we they should be doing getting hot because of the weather change.We Need Bullpen and Maybe a good solid Lead off Clean up hitter cause Jackson isn't really getting the Job done of "Getting to a big lead early". -Alex Kulas
The $64 question about Miggs is how many $$$ Mr I is going to throw next year pretty much knowing he is going to run a loss despite the strong fan base.
Real difficult to pay 2 players $41.1m in 2012 without increasing the current $107m salary budget. Carlos and Maggs are obviously gone and a lot more hope and dreaming coming into play with the rookies.
No bus for Miggy. Only reality. He is an immensely valuable commodity. But, you renew that contract then you essentialy have him for life. Not sure how long the shelpf life will be for him.
He is so valuable he could fill 2 and quite possibly 3 holes in your roster. But not if he becomes damaged goods.
I like the dude, am also disappointed in the man, but I am "always a Tiger" and would always consider making the team better. He's not going anywhere. Not to another team nor in the path of an oncoming bus.
He is the best thing that has happened to the Tigers since Verlander.
But would I convince myself that he is the best player in the game simply because he is on our team? No. Would I treat him like him like he is the best player in the game and give him special privileges? No
Would I trade him to IMPROVE the team and give Detroit a solid chance at getting into the playoffs? Yes—-if I was sure I knew what I was doing.
Not trying to create angst or upset anyone.
All things must pass.


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Pigs in a Blanket
Total Time
Prep 2 hrs
Cook 15 mins
This recipe takes a little longer because of the homemade dough, but it's worth the extra time in preparation. I'm pretty sure it came from Better Homes and Gardens.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 7.08 g active dry yeast
- 78.07 ml sugar, plus
- 4.92 ml sugar, divided
- 158.51 ml warm milk (110 to115)
- 78.07 ml warm water (110 to 115)
- 1 egg, beaten
- 29.58 ml oil or 29.58 ml shortening, melted
- 9.85 ml oil or 9.85 ml shortening, melted
- 4.92 ml salt
- 868.28 ml flour
- 10 hot dogs
- 10 cheese slices
- In a mixing bowl, dissolve yeast and 1 teaspoon sugar in milk and water. Let stand for 5 minutes.
- Add egg, oil or shortening, salt, remaining sugar, and enough flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface and knead until smooth and elastic (8 to 10 minutes).
- Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- Cut a 1/4" deep lengthwise slit in each hot dog. Cut cheese slices into strips and place inside hot dogs.
- Punch dough down and divide into 10 portions. Roll into a 5x2 1/2" rectangle and wrap around prepared hot dogs.
- Pinch seam and ends to seal. Place seam side down on greased baking sheet and let rise for 30 minutes.
- Bake at 350 for 15 to 18 minutes or until golden brown.
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What a nice snackie! I brush mustard on the inside and use cocktail sausages. The dough is sweet n tasty! A hit wherever I take them.
This recipe made for a fun supper. I followed the recipe exactly -- no substitutions, no alterations. Came out perfect! I used medium cheddar cheese and opted to use oil versus shortening. The crust is flaky and light... really delicious. The dough came together easily, too. I really enjoyed these Pigs in a Blanket! I took some pics and posted them to this recipe.


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