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Next week sees the 5th instalment of the Digital Sport London series. These events are used to not only network with fellow professionals, and these is plenty of time to do so, but also take a look at a different topic that affects the work in which we do.
This month we take a look at a sector of the commercial side of sport that has been affected more than most, sponsorship. It's an area I know well from my time working as Sponsorship Manager at Glamorgan Cricket Club and have kept an interest in ever since.
At this event we'll be not only chatting about how affected the sector has been but also get an insight into a couple of tech companies who are offering solutions to the issues thrown up.
To help guide us through this maze, we have some great people from different agencies on board. They are;
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- Alex Coulson (host) – Director, PR & Social Media, IMG Consulting
Each speaker will bring a different perspective to the evening. They all work with clients, and in terms of IMG some of their own properties too, and help them make the most of the opportunities that social networks have opened up. If you have any questions you'd like to hear asked to the panel then you can use the hashtag #DSLondon or add it into the comments below.
The two tech companies we shall be hearing from are already making waves. Storystream is a content curation and publishing platform that gives brands all the tools needed to create audience driven, real time stories. They've already worked with Porsche, Goodwood Festival of Speed and Getty Images, and were recently highlighted by The Guardian as one of Brighton's leading tech start-ups.
The second is Grabyo. They allow you to share real-time video across social networks, websites and mobile apps with ad-server integration and sponsorship opportunities. They came to prominence with their work with SkySports during the summer transfer window, allowing the broadcaster to share video of the show on Twitter. They now work with Channel 5, CBS, Mindshare and thinkbox and recently appointed former Sky exec Gareth Capon as their CEO.
It promises to be another great evening of learning, debate and networking. There are still spaces and the event will take place from 6pm on Tuesday 25th Feb at Grand Union Farringdon.
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I would think that sales would be very strong with the new approval for migraine headaches. Does anyone have a clue?
Excellent point.Your logical assumption, plus AGN's history of strong 4th quarter performance -- along with positive "macro-economic" data showing better than average recovery -- I would anticipate that Allergan should report a good quarter driven by strong sales in it's Botox franchise.The "approval for migraine" will be huge. however; it will take about 4 to 6 quarters to reach it's full effect -- sort-a-like -- a rising tide effect.***But also throw into the mix: Lap-Band expansion; and approval of other AGN's products in several global markets and you could make a case for geometric sales growth in this company's near future. What a bonanza!!!!!
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That's exactly what junior third baseman and two-time captain Garrett Buechele did in Friday's 5-4 victory over the Baylor Bears in Waco, Texas.
Buechele collected two hits and drove in four runs in four at bats in the win, and both of his hits fueled the No. 7 Sooners to their much-needed 40th win in 54 games and helped improve them to 14-10 in Big 12 play.
The captain's first hit exploded off his bat and over the wall in left for a three-run homer in the fourth inning to score the game's first runs, but OU's pitching could not hold onto that middle-innings 3-0 lead.
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Following a leadoff strikeout, junior catcher Tyler Ogle and junior first baseman Cameron Seitzer singled to put two on for last year's team triple-crown winner.
Ahead in the count, Buechele drilled a misplaced pitch down the third base line to score the runner from second to tie the game and put the winning run at third.
Junior shortstop Caleb Bushyhead, who although wasn't named a captain is one of OU's vocal and on-field leaders, drove a fly ball to the warning track to plate the winning run.
Senior closer Ryan Duke stranded the tying run on second in the bottom of the ninth to earn his sixth save.
The victory keeps the Sooners' hopes of hosting a regional bid alive and forces a rubber game at 3 p.m. Saturday.
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EAST LANSING, Mich. - University of Pittsburgh senior Anthony Zanetta captured his second individual championship of the season on Sunday by winning the 125 pound bracket at the MSU Open
Zanetta, who also won at the Knight Point Open in Clarion, outscored his opponents 30-12 en route to the victory. After picking up a 15-6 major decision in his opening match and an easy 8-1 decision in his second round contest. Zanetta matched up with 10th ranked Joe Roth of Central Michigan for a berth in the finals. Zanetta was able to pull out a 3-2 victory over Roth and then earned a 4-3 decision over another Chippewa, Christian Cullinan, to take the crown.
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Beautiful hand-rubbed finishes, brass & metal polishing & repair, hand painting & stenciling, gold leafing, hand carving, woven cane, Rush splint & wicker, upholstery & slip covers, and hand-tied Oriental rugs.
CITY:St. Charles
Engraving plaques, trophies, and name plates.
Ducky's, downtown DeKalb's most respected formal wear shop is introducing a new division just for women. Specializing in dresses for all occasions Little Black Dress offers something for everyone. Whether it's a formal event, company party, or just a special evening out you can be guaranteed to find just what you are looking for. Check back often for upcoming events, special offers and helpful tips for your important occasion. Ducky's Formal Wear is the only in stock tux shop in the area with over 1000 tuxedos in our store to try on and compare. We offer great designer names like Michael Kors, Joseph Abboud, Perry Ellis, Oscar DeLaRenta, Jean Yves, and Calvin Klein. From traditional to the latest fashion, let us help you find a tuxedo to complete your look for your Special day. We also match dress colors from major dress manufactures. Don't pick your tuxedo out of a catalogue or leave your Wedding tuxedos to chance of having it shipped in and out of town.
Downtown retail store -- antiques and collectibles.
This historic mansion features 36 rooms filled with treasures from around the world and a history over 80 years in the making.
Located on Chicago's Magnificent Mile, Mark Shale is the premier clothier for both men and women.
Wool and Company is a full service knitting and crochet store with an extensive gift selection. We spread our love of knitting in a fun, creative and informative way.
CITY:St. Charles
T and D Toy & Hobby specializes in diecast toys, both old and new, but also offers new and old model kits, including resin kits, hobby paints and tools, and model railroading items. Open: Monday thru Friday: 11 am - 12:30 pm; 3 pm - 5:30 pm; Saturday: 10 am - 3 pm
Choose your furniture wood, style, size, and hand mixed color. No particle board. Surprisingly moderate prices.
Gaby's Gift Gallery offers art and craft supplies, acrylic paints, artists brushes, modeling mediums, paper mache polymer, clay, tin shapes, wood cut-outs, and more. Also, gift wrap, greeting cards, and stationary.
Mueller's has a large selection of great antiques.
The Sisters Jeanette & Elaine have been practicing the art of waxing for over 30 years and certainly love what they do. Friendly estheticians were trained by the Sisters and regularly update their techniques to give you the best services anywhere. Sisters invite you to come Discover Yourself and experience our one of a kind services for yourself.
TAKARA features eclectic offerings from one-of-a-kind jewelry, animated and spirited apparel, to international upscale designers, global jewelry, handbags, shoes and more! There's no need to travel to Europe for the latest looks because TAKARA brings the excitement and latest fashions to you.
CITY:Oak Park
Sporting goods retailer and team sales. Equipment and apparel for baseball, softball, soccer, football, basketball, and volleyball.
CITY:St. Charles
Studio 218 is a unique, up-scale full service salon and spa that offers affordable luxury. From Ladies Night to bridal parties to prom, they offer event coordinating to pamper you for your special occasion in the salon or on location. Open: Monday: by appointment; Tuesday thru Thursday: 8 am to 8 pm; Friday: 8 am to 4 pm; Saturday: 8 am to 3 pm
Wilson's has furniture, draperies and curtains, rugs, appliances, and kitchen cabinets for your home.
Designer inspired apparel complimented with unique jewelry; trendy handbags and awesome footwear; large variety of scarves and accessories; amazing candles and assorted giftware. Open: Monday thru Thursday: 9 am to 4 pm; Friday: 9 am to 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am to 2 pm
New Copperfield's Book Service
Adult, youth, and children's books. Special orders available.
Seasonal - April through December. Garden center featuring baskets, fresh produce, bakery and gift shop, and a fall festival.
D & H has a large selection of wonderful flowers and beautiful candles.
Check out Puma's complete line of sports apparel for men and women at its innovative new Block 37 store.
Perspective Group and Photography Gallery
A community-oriented, not-for-profit cooperative that promotes fine art photography through exhibitions, critiques, workshops and outreach activities. The gallery represents the work of fine art photographers from the Chicagoland area, and sponsors LENS, an international, juried photography show on an annual basis.
Fine home interior decorations. China, crystal, Christmas ornaments, cooking ingredients, candles and pictures.
Facials, manicures, pedicures, body polish, haircuts, massage and more.
Country Folk has a great selection of gifts and collectibles.
Chameleon is a unique, fun and fashionable clothing boutique in the heart of the Avenue shopping district of Oak Park. Both men and women will find selections of hip, artsy apparel and accessories at this independently owned store.
CITY:Oak Park
The Starved Rock Marketplace is home to Cattails Gift Shop, The Starved Rock Inn (a seasonal, roadside Inn) and Chillin' On 6 (artisan ice cream and gelato). You'll find unique gifts, gourmet food, candles, floral arrangements, jewelry, home decor, garden accessories, signature Starved Rock Wines and more.
CITY:North Utica
Come visit our unique Catholic Gift Store. Not only do we carry books and bibles, but we offer gifts from Russia, Yugoslavia, USA, and The Holy Land. Our "made in Freeport" assortment of crosses are a must see, and every inch of the store is filled with our rich tradition and faith. Our selections serve all denominations. We pride ourselves in the selection of jewelry, nativities, pictures, music, videos, rosaries, and baby items. We carry first communion dress as well as baptismal gowns. Yard statues make great house warming gifts. You will be greeted and welcomed by the friendly staff of Mary's Mantle. Open: Tuesday thru Friday: 10 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 10 am - 2 pm.
An elegant shop filled with jewelry and gifts for you or that special someone.
Dress Barn/ Dress Barn Woman -- Tanger Outlet Center
Size 2 to 26 casual and career clothing.
Priscilla's Parlor is now located inside Roadhouse Antiques in Creston in a quaint shop located on Hwy 38. We carry a mix of antiques, vintage, primitives, collectibles, shabby-chic and jewelry, just to name a few.
The world's leading natural and organic food supermarket and Americas first national certified organic grocer. The Whole Foods Market motto, "Whole Foods, Whole People, Whole Planet" captures the company's mission to find success in customer satisfaction and wellness. Each store features a bakery, prepared foods section, specialty section that includes beer, wine, cheese and candy, butcher and more.
This mall has collectibles, antiques, primitives, and locally handmade goods. On West Frankfort Main Street. Only 10 miles south of Rend Lake.
CITY:West Frankfort
Rite-Way Furniture and Appliance
Home furnishings, accessories, furniture, appliances, bedding and carpet.
Antiques, home decor, one-of-a-kind architectural pieces and unique gift items.
CITY:West Dundee
Olive & Well offers a Tasting Experience you won't soon forget. Featuring the best selection of the most flavorful Olive Oils from around the world and authentic Balsamic Vinegars de Modena Italy; including 18-year-old Traditional style. Our offerings include those from both Northern and Southern hemisphere small-batch groves. Enjoy your favorite and watch as it is bottled before your eyes in a beautiful souvenir bottle. Located in Historic Oak Park in the Scoville Square at Lake St. & Oak Park Avenue. Come join the fun at 133 N. Oak Park Avenue or visit us at www.oliveandwell.com We ship throughout the U.S. Everyday is a "Tasting Experience".
CITY:Oak Park
Located within easy walking distance of the Millikin University campus, the Oakwood Business District is home to restaurants, salons and specialty shops at the intersection of West Main, Wood Street and Oakland Avenue. Watch your favorite team on the big screen while sampling Southwestern fare, or choose from an extensive wine list to complement a savory Italian dish. After lunch, check out bikes and gear, order flowers, get a haircut, or even unwind and relax with a soothing massage.
Family owned since 1957, The Spice House's philosophy is to offer the highest quality spices, herbs, and seasonings at far below grocery store prices. Featuring hand-blended ethnic Chicago neighborhood seasonings.
Come see our selection of antiques. Something for everybody's taste.
Elite Design Team Salon & Day Spa
Full-service salon and day spa offering complete hair styling, nails, wigs, waxing, piercing, electrolysis, massage, facials, and body treatments.
Gifts and jewelery. Also J.C. Penney catalog.
A European-inspired toy shop, Geppetto's offers "unplugged" toys that encourage imagination and creative learning. All products are safe, sustainable, and fun! With free gift wrapping, concierge shopping service, and an attentive staff, it's easy to get just the right plaything for the kids in your life at Geppetto's.
CITY:Oak Park
Granny's Nook has a wide variety of gifts and collectibles.
Selling gifts with an Irish flavor since 1965. Belleek china, Galway crystal, clothing, jewelry, souvenirs, tweed hats and caps, musical cottages, etc.
Antiques, flowers, plants, and misc. gifts.
Gifts and accessories for hearth and home.
An independent book shop nestled in the heart of Oak Park's bustling downtown shopping district, The Book Table offers over 60,000 discounted new and used titles. A majority of the items are 40-50% off retail price, along with annual sidewalk sales offering books for as little as $1. Browse an expansive collection of art, photography, architecture, history, fiction, non-fiction, and children's books in this inviting indie shop.
CITY:Oak Park
Thousands of sweets for the young and the young at heart. Connect your candy choices to your personality - that's your Candyality!
This livestock auction includes the sale of cattle, horses, goats and sheep.
Dreams has it all: clothing, jewelry, accessories, shoes and the expertise to achieve the desired look for your busy life.
Tranquility Skin & Body Care Center
Salon specializing in customized skin care, manicures, pedicures and waxing.
CITY:St. Charles
Flowers, Balloons, Etc. offers a large variety of fresh and silk flowers, plants, wedding flowers, candles, balloons, stuffed animals, and gourmet gift baskets.
Healthy activities including a Salt Cave, Yoga, Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna, Skin Rejuvenation Bed with red blue infrared light. Salt Tree Yoga also features Flotation Hydrotherapy, Massage, Reiki, workshops, Essential Oils and retail products.
Main Street Fine Books & Manuscripts
Used, out-of-print & antiquarian books in great condition. Browse 35 subjects! First editions, signed, collectible, plus historical autographs/maps. Member ABAA/PADA.
Fine cigars, gourmet coffee, boutique wine. Featuring the #1 coffee imported from Italy. Largest cigar selection in the Midwest.
CITY:St. Charles
Skin Deep offers facials, microdermabrasion, make-up application, waxing, massage therapy, and reflexology. Skin Deep also carries the most up-to-date beauty products.
The very best breads, bagels, donuts, muffins, cinnamon rolls, scones, coffee cakes and cookies baked fresh each day. Soups and sandwiches also available.
Hy-Vee operates more than 230 retail stores in eight Midwestern states, including Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
Resale business.
CITY:East Dundee
Open daily. A shop of home furnishings.
CITY:St. Charles
Select consignment and antique store. Everything for the home and garden.
CITY:St. Charles
Maeystown General Store is a piece of yesterday in beautiful Maeystown, Illinois.
Deininger's offers flowers for all occasions with both traditional and contemporary designs, fresh-cut flowers, blooming plants, green plants, planters, and gift items. Open: Monday thru Friday: 8:30 am to 5:30 pm; Saturday: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
Celebrating the wonder and innocence of childhood, this charming children's boutique, located in the heart of the Chicago-Dempster Shopping District, is known for its selection of distinctive clothing, toys, books and gifts for boys and girls (newborn-10).
Practical and stylish home and garden products for today's changing lifestyles!
For over a decade, Towne Rebel has been offering an eclectic mix of women's clothing, home decor and small furnishings. French country home décor. Hand-knit, cotton sweaters. Timeworks, Inc. clocks. Quilted linens for tables/bedding. Decorative/usable canister sets for kitchen.
Country gift shop specializing in custom silk floral designs, gift baskets and hand-crafted items.
CITY:New Lenox
Escape for the ordinary! A blend of dealers featuring quality, affordable American and English antiques including oak, pine, walnut & mahogany, quilts, china, glassware & unusual antique accessories.
Bike types: Road, Tri, Mountain, Cross and Comfort Bikes. They sell all accessories -- shoes, helmets, apparel, etc. They rent bikes, sell bikes on consignment and do all types of repairs. This is a one-stop shop for all your needs.
CITY:St. Charles
Silver Creek Mill has wonderful gifts for any occasion.
Leading international brand of luxury travel, business and lifestyle accessories. Tumi embodies premium quality and design for accessories for men and women.
Old piano factory converted into small shopping mall.
Experience Marilyn Miglin's exclusive beauty products. Fragrance. Skin care. Cosmetics.
After 5 years of having a showroom and retail store on Oak Park Avenue, Oak Park Home & Hardware has recently become an "Internet only" based business. Oak Park Home & Hardware (OPHH) has become quite well known nationally as one of the premier businesses specializing in Lighting, Furniture, and Home Accessories in the spirit of Arts & Crafts, Mission, Prairie, Tudor, and Art Nouveau. We do offer design services and will assist customers in specifying appropriate products for their home(s). Have a look at our web site. You can order online!
CITY:Oak Park
Something Special Florist offers floral bouquets, silk and fresh floral arrangements, a large variety of gifts and collectibles including Crosley Reproductions, 1800s antique furniture and Abe Lincoln memorabilia. Also, on on-site, all-year Christmas room and wine room with a variety of outstanding wines from California to Illinois.
Gloria's has an array of Christian books, materials, and inspiring gifts.
Blue Moon Bikes Cycle & Fitness
Blue Moon Bikes is a full service bicycle shop specializing in: new and classic bicycles, antique bikes, parts, bike restoration and repair, as well as trading and buying old bikes. Blue Moon Bikes is run by a group of bicycle specialists.
The Laughing Cat Antiques Shop is the purrfect place to find that vintage treasure, your own personal key to the past! We have 17 dealers here to make sure you have plenty to choose from. you will find vintage Indian jewelry as well as rhinestone and sterling. Come in, walk down memory lane, and see our eclectic mix of antiques, rare antique post office items, depression glass, antique dolls, advertising signs, and Victorian children's items. We also have a primitives room for you, featuring the most fantastic American primitives...a must see!
Unique gift shop featuring holiday seasonal and everyday decor. We also carry several lines of jewelry, Carlibe clothing, Melissa & Doug toys, Leggy Karr glassware and Feed the World dinnerware. Many more items, too numerous to list, are available year-round.


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Omers Shorting Canada Dollar It Sees at 85 U.S. Cents in 2014
The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System, a pension fund manager in Canada's most populous province, said it's shorting the Canadian dollar on the view the currency will fall to 85 U.S. cents, or C$1.176 per U.S. dollar, this year.
"We have a view that the Canadian dollar is vulnerable," James Donegan, chief executive officer of Omers' Capital Markets unit, said in a press conference today. "We think there's more downside. It wouldn't surprise me if we saw 85 cents on the dollar at some point this year."
The currency hedge has been in place for about six months as the Toronto-based fund manager predicts the Canadian economy may underperform its U.S. counterpart this year, Donegan said.
Omers has an active short position on the loonie, as the Canadian dollar is known for the image of the aquatic bird on the C$1 coin, and long positions on the U.S. currency in its capital markets portfolio.
"In a good upbeat scenario we thought the U.S. dollar would outperform Canada and in a downbeat scenario the Canadian dollar in and of itself is probably more vulnerable to the downside," Donegan said. "So we thought that was a pretty skewed probability."
Omers, which manages C$65.1 billion in pension assets for 440,000 members, today reported a 2013 return of 6.5 percent.


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I would like to know what the general procedure would be to create gdb (debug) versions of several LVM utilities - pvscan, pvdisplay.
I am using RH 4.7 and have the sources.
Can I use the kernel based on the distributed binaries?
compile the sources and do a make with the appropriate options?
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When James M. Tory and his twin brother, John, joined their father's small Toronto law firm in 1954, their plan was a traditional one: Learn the trade from the small firm's senior lawyers and gradually build expertise in corporate law.
Things did not go as planned.
Not long after their arrival at Tory and Associates, most of the firm's senior lawyers quit to build their own firms. Then their father fell ill. The two young men – with help from two law school classmates who had joined the firm – scrambled to handle complex corporate work for many of Canada's largest companies while maintaining the public appearance that all was running smoothly.
"My grandfather became quite ill in their very early years of practice, so he was a lot less involved than the clients of the firm would have assumed," said James C. Tory, Jim's son. "Really from their early- to mid-20s on, this very young group of lawyers led by my dad and uncle were doing very significant complex work – and largely unsupervised."
The lessons of those early days had a profound effect on Jim Tory, shaping his lifelong management of Torys LLP, which became one of Bay Street's leading law firms under his decades of leadership. Mr. Tory died Monday in Nova Scotia at the age of 83.
Colleagues say Mr. Tory uniquely appreciated that young lawyers could handle complex tasks at an early age, and that generous leadership was needed to keep top talent from departing.
"It was a traumatic experience seeing the implosion of that firm, and I think my dad learned lessons about how a firm should be run and the kind of culture that would make for the kind of place that would allow a firm to endure," said James Tory, who himself joined Torys as a lawyer in the 1980s.
Mr. Tory also decided at a young age that one of his key roles as leader would be to manage a seamless transition after his retirement. By the time he stepped back from active management at Torys at 65, remaining an adviser, the firm was smoothly run by a management committee with an elected managing partner.
"He always said, 'My name is on the firm and I care about it, and I want it to live long into the future,'" said Torys partner Peter Jewett. With more than 300 lawyers, the firm has indeed become an institution that appears poised to endure.
Mining entrepreneur Peter Munk, a long-time client and friend, said Mr. Tory deserves to be remembered for how much he – and his influential law firm – shaped Canada's business landscape during the 1950s and onward. "He belonged to a generation of Canadians that built this country after the Second World War into what this country is today," Mr. Munk said.
Mr. Tory was more than a lawyer, he said. He was a brilliant corporate adviser who could be counted on to find elegant solutions to problems or conflicts. "I can't recall having met anybody who I had more respect for than Jim Tory – his advice in business, his advice on the right thing to do under all conditions," Mr. Munk said.
David Beatty, who served with Mr. Tory on the board of Inmet Mining Corp., said both Jim and John (who died in 2011) were hugely influential business leaders, each in his own right. John Tory ultimately built an independent career working for the wealthy Thomson family and advising entrepreneur Ted Rogers as he built his cable empire.
"The two of them just had an extraordinary contribution in their time to the Toronto business community," Mr. Beatty said.
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Tesla Motors (TSLA -2.7%) CEO Elon Musk blasts The New York Times in a series of tweets (I, II, III) over its weekend test drive of the Model S which went rather poorly. In a nutshell, the exec blames user error for the mishaps and says he will line up more journalists to do the same drive. He also promises that more detailed info on charging data will be released on the Tesla blog. If Musk gives any detail on productions numbers in advance of the company's Q4 report, things could get really exciting.
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It is about time! Elon has an incredible track record and I hope that he will set the record straight about what really happened here. My Model S has preformed flawlessly, as I imagine owners of this beautiful car have found. Only if you don't do your homework to understand the basics about the new electric technology will you run into trouble, under most circumstances. That is my experience, anyway. A fabulous, wonderful car that will most likely lead the way to a new type of energy independence if we would just learn how to use it.
Let's see Boston to Manhattan right, 210 miles, I believe the current EPA rating is 268 miles and that Tesla's owner manual talks about a 20% drop for winter, and to charge in "storage" mode, not exactly sure what that means, but probably at least plug-in over night.
Yes. And I love how the article attempts to drum up sympathy for this poor, mindless journalist for having to 'endure freezing feet...' and what a near-death experience it was for him. I feel about as sorry for him as I do well, never mind. I'd better quit there, lest I insult anyone that might come to mind. Suffice it to say, this was an irresponsible article. If it were my newspaper, the article would never have seen the press. It's embarrassing.
I have been driving my Model S for about 5 weeks and have driven about 1,000 miles a week. I also live in Vermont where we have had several days below Zero.
How you drive a car like this makes a big difference in how far it will go. If you are an ICE age driver (that's, Internal Combustian Engine age driver) you accelerate and decelerate much more that you need to. My wife and I drive at the same speeds but I usually get about 20% more range than she does. You can also extend your range by charging the last 10% of the battery just before you start driving. Charging warms the battery which can improve your milage.
It is unfortunate that this reporter didn't learn about the how this car works before he began is trip.
I have been exposed to Wall Street my entire life. I have worked for Merrill Lynch and Thomson Mckinnon Securities in the 80's.
I use to be former Senior Trader, SROP, Compliance Official, and General Partner amongst other things for Gintel & Company. We ran a Money Management arm and three no load, non diversified mutual funds. Stocks like Tesla have always been up our alley. They are on the cutting edge and you have to think out of the box.
I own a red Model S car and I usually put 25,000 miles a year on my cars. You have to understand and think when you travel specifically if you travel a lot to avoid the pitfalls of running out of juice. Its a superb car and I am loving it here in Florida. I need to charging cables though...one for the house and one to keep in the car since I use it a good deal.
I have been loving my "S" for 4 months now...over 4,500 miles driven without missing a beat. I drove from Los Angeles to San Diego this weekend (135 miles each direction) with 3 passengers and luggage. I plugged into a standard 110 volt outlet overnight, one hour at lunchtime at a Charge Pont station and still had 14 miles to spare when I returned to my home. Yes I put the car into range mode as that is the recommendation by Tesla. The only reality to the NYT reporter is that he must be jealous of great American engineering and success. My Tesla "S" is the best car I have ever driven or owned. Great work Elon and shame on the NYT!!!!!
Have had my 'S' for three weeks now. Drove it recently from La Quinta, CA to Woodland Hills, CA, a distance of 161 miles door to door. Started with a full charge of EPA rated 265 miles and drove it mostly like I would drive any other car (averaged around 72-75 MPH). Upon arrival, still had 85 miles, rated range left. For me, the car seems to be performing flawlessly, so far.
I have owned a Tesla Motors Roadster since Apr 2012. I waited for this car in Australia for a long time, and I love driving this car! Now the My Roadster gets 397 kilometers on a full charge, (charge in performance mode, use in range mode) and I have driven up to Blue Mountains from Sydney ( 160kms one way to the town I go to) and back again on one charge, usually arriving at home with 50+IMS 'in the tank', to use an ICE term.
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Makes 30 to 32cm round tart
150g icing sugar
400g plain flour
4 tbsp cocoa powder, good quality
240g unsalted butter, diced and softened
1/2 vanilla pod, seeds only
6 egg yolks
Chocolate hazelnut mousse
2 egg whites
55g caster sugar
185g milk chocolate, melted and cooled
500g mascarpone
120g hazelnuts, roasted, peeled and chopped
Chocolate topping
250ml pouring cream
200g dark chocolate, melted
25g liquid glucose
60g unsalted butter, diced
To make pastry, place sugar, flour, cocoa, butter and vanilla in a food processor and blitz on pulse setting until mix resembles breadcrumbs. Add egg yolks and pulse until pastry comes together.
Remove pastry, wrap in cling film and allow to rest in the fridge for at least 2 hours before using. Preheat oven to 180C.
Line bottom of tart tin with baking paper and spray sides with oil. Remove pastry from refrigerator, unwrap and place between two pieces of baking paper. Roll out pastry to 3-5mm thick.
Carefully lift pastry into tart tin and line tin with pastry. Trim excess pastry off around the top by running a rolling pin across the top. Place a piece of baking paper over the pastry, fill with baking beads or rice and blind bake for 8-10 minutes. Remove paper and beads and bake for a further 5-8 minutes.
Remove from oven and allow to cool. In a clean bowl beat egg whites with an electric beaker to soft peak stage. Slowly add sugar and beat until stiff peaks form then fold in chocolate, followed by mascarpone then hazelnuts. Pour mix into tart base, spreading out evenly.
To make chocolate topping, heat cream in saucepan until just about boiling, stir in chocolate and glucose. Once combined whisk in butter until all melted. Allow to cool before pouring over mousse. Pour over to cover whole tart, pop into fridge for an hour or two before serving.


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Brooke still rolling
WELLSBURG – The Edison High girls soccer team set a new goal for itself on Wednesday.
Watching Brooke rack up goals was disappointing, of course, but also inspiring.
"They want to strive to be that," said Wildcats coach Jeremy Angelo. "When you get scored on and scored on it's easy to get mad. It's understandable.
"The good thing is, as mad as they get, putting them in and keep playing is what we got to do and that's what they did. You get knocked down and if you don't get back up, you're not going to get anywhere."
Brooke won, 8-1, in its first game after notching the OVAC Cup championship on Saturday.
There was no lull or misstep for the Bruins, even though their first goal didn't come until the 26-minute mark of the first half.
"That was their hangover," Angelo said.
Leila Hannoui put the Bruins on the board first and she scored three more goals. The freshman also attempted five shots and had two assists.
"It's a lot to take in," Hannoui said of Brooke's successful 12-3-1 season to date. "My eyes have been opened a lot. I couldn't do it without the help of my teammates and the support of the upperclassmen and coaches."
Her first goal was the spark to break out of the dull period of the early first half.
"Once that happened," Brooke coach Lee Weppler said of Hannoui's goal, "we were able to get some good opportunities and good looks and started capitalizing to just finish out strong."
Michaela Hinnerman scored twice for the Bruins with Cheyenne Hudson and Amanda Lovahrie each adding a goal. Shelby Cronin, Kaitlin Govey and Lauren Altobel picked up assists.
"As the season progressed we've gotten better each game," Weppler said.
"This is all preparing us for the state tournament."
Brooke attempted 15 shots, compared to two by Edison.
"We knew how good they were," Angelo said. "Pretty much all the teams up this end, they've done that to. We can live with it; we scored."
Kylie Long put one in the net for the Wildcats (7-4-1).
"That was our worst loss of the year," Angelo said.
"But everybody's worse loss is to Brooke."


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HARPERS FERRY – The National Park Service estimates the whitetail deer population in Harpers Ferry lies between 80 to 260 per square mile.
"Residents were reporting seeing 40 deer at one time," said Laura Clark, master naturalist of the Potomac Valley Chapter.
Clark's research examined the existing conditions of the deer population, and took surveys of residents and the numbers of deer they were seeing. Due to the movement around the town's boundaries and seasonal behavior of the animals, no exact population count was established.
"I also documented our surrounding forested areas to determine what our forest areas look like from the deer, and they are in terrible shape. There's no new tree growth," Clark said.
She also found that 30 percent of the Harpers Ferry deer population had contracted Lyme disease, which is closely associated with deer ticks.
Clark said the whitetail deer population numbers are out of balance for two reasons – there is a large and adequate food supply for the deer, and there are no natural predators in Harpers Ferry.
"In the 1970s you rarely saw deer, and in the '80s and '90s, and by 2012, we saw this huge rebound in the population," Clark said. "Our existing hunting community can't keep up."
Last August, the town of Harpers Ferry, both residents and council members, decided to implement a controlled urban hunt program. Local law enforcement, the Department of Natural Resources and the park service worked together to ensure success of the program.
Between September and December, nine hunters harvested 28 does within the boundaries of Harpers Ferry, excluding the park service land, Clark said.
"We had very qualified and capable individuals, I can't say enough to their skill level and willingness to adhere to our requirements," Joe Anderson, mayor of Harpers Ferry said, adding that Harpers Ferry took the West Virginia State law requirements for a controlled hunt program and added additional requirements to that program.
The Harpers Ferry chief of police was assigned to handle the oversight of the proper function of the program and hunters, who were allowed to conduct an archery hunt from designated treestands only.
"People in the community were routinely seeing herds of deer regularly around town, and deer grazing close by. There was a lot of damage in terms of shrubs eaten too," Anderson said.
Clark said the outcome of the program was considered a success by the town, the DNR and the park service, and the venison was locally processed and given to residents in need.
This year, Clark said she plans to continue to work closely with the park service, which will conduct another camera survey to determine the changes in the deer population during the year. The DNR will help determine the town's hunt needs for next hunting season.
"We will continue to watch over the deer and look at the population. Everybody wants deer in the community, just not so many," Clark said.
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What are Mormon church services like? Are visitors allowed at church meetings? Can I attend church?
Our primary family worship service is called sacrament meeting. This meeting is held in our chapels on Sunday and lasts approximately 70 minutes. Visitors are welcome to attend. It is common for families to attend, and we are accustomed to having children as part of the congregation.
A typical meeting would consist of the following:
- Hymns: Religious songs sung by the congregation (hymn books are provided).
- Prayers: Offered by local Church members.
- Partaking of the sacrament (communion): The sacrament consists of prepared bread and water, which is blessed and passed by priesthood holders to those in attendance who wish to do so.
- Speakers: Typically a meeting will have two or three assigned speakers.
(Note: We do not pass a plate or request donations as part of our worship services.)
Visitors are also welcome to attend other Sunday meetings that precede or follow sacrament meeting:
- Sunday School classes are offered for each age group, beginning with 12 year olds.
- Primary meetings consist of a group service and age-oriented classes for children 3 through 11 years of age.
- A nursery is available for young children, ages 18 months to 3 years.
- Young Women meetings provide classes for those 12 through 17 years of age.
- Relief Society meeting is for women, ages 18 years and older.
- Priesthood meetings provide age-oriented classes for males 12 years and older.
Stephen Koceja answered...
Everyone is welcome. We love visitors. Families are welcome and young children. This is a list of how the day progresses while in the chapel: A typical meeting would consist of the following: Hymns: Religious songs sung by the congregation (hymn books are provided). Prayers: Offered by local Church members. Partaking of the sacrament (communion): The sacrament consists of prepared bread and water, which is blessed and passed by priesthood holders to those in attendance who wish to do so. Speakers: Typically a meeting will have two or three assigned speakers. There are a list of meetings above as well. Visitors are welcome to that as well. Show more
David answered...
Come to church with us! We would love to have you. I know attending an unfamiliar church meeting can be scary and intimidating. Feel free to go up to anyone you meet and tell them this is your first time coming. You should always feel welcome to come and attend with us. Mormon church meetings may be different than other church meetings you've attended. We typically have three meetings you can attend. Our main meeting, we call Sacrament Meeting, is intended for individuals and families to attend together. Sit up front, sit in the back. There are no assigned seats. In this meeting, we try to focus on the sacrifice of our Savior Jesus Christ. You will hear several prayers and gospel messages given in this meeting. Another meeting we have on Sunday is Sunday-School. This meeting is designed to focus on specific teachings of Christ. It is often somewhat interactive, with some class members asking questions of the teacher throughout the lesson. You are free to ask questions or simply sit back and listen. We hope you feel a genuine spirit of warmth and friendship as you attend. The final meeting we have on Sunday is a Priesthood or Relief-Society meeting. Men and attend the Priesthood meeting and women attend Relief-Society. Here we focus on the teachings of Christ that are appropriate to our roles as men and women. You should also feel free to participate, ask questions, or simply sit back and listen. Show more
Angie answered...
Visitors are welcome at any Mormon church! Usually people wear nice clothes - dresses and skirts for women and a white shirt and tie for men. In the main gathering - "sacrament meeting" - the congregation meets together to hear talks that are assigned to members and visiting leaders. Because nobody is paid in the church - including the Bishop - and we learn when we share, most people usually get a chance to speak to the congregation. We also sing together. Some of my friends have found the songs we sing to be slower and softer than what they are used to. We don't have a church band to accompany the music. Instead the church organ plays the songs and we sing with reverence, thinking about the lyrics. Show more
Brad answered...
Our fundamental religious service is what we call our Sacrament meeting. Anyone is welcome to join us in Sacrament meeting as well as our other Sunday meetings at any of our buildings. Sacrament is a time when we ponder and reflect on Jesus Christ's atonement for our sins, for He is the path by which we can repent of our wrongdoings and begin anew on a correct path with additional guidance from our Heavenly Father. Furthermore, on Sunday we have general Sunday School meetings where we talk more in-depth about the various doctrine of the gospel as well as meetings where we meet in groups of similarly-aged individuals to learn and discuss gospel topics more focused to each particular age group. We welcome anybody and everybody and would love to see you in our congregation spiritually connecting with your loving Heavenly Father and drawing nearer to him and his son, Jesus Christ. Show more
Julianne! answered...
Mormon church services are dignified and simple. A sacrament meeting will be conducted by a regular guy wearing a regular business suit. The organ will be played by a regular member of the congregation who is not paid for his or her service. The singing will be led by a regular member of the congretaion. The prayers will be given by regular folks. The sacrament will be blessed and passed by regular folks, usually teenage boys. The talks will be given by members of the congregation, often teenagers. Special music might be presented by regular folks, or the ward choir. Members of the ward choir are just regular members of the congregation who like to sing, and are not paid for their service. Looking around the congregation, you will most likely see some singles but also families including little children and babies. Babies tend to be fussy so the room will not be totally silent. We try to maintain reverence, but it's a learning process. The kids are not perfectly reverent, and neither are the rest of us. People are dressed in regular clothes, usually conservative and modest. Men and boys usually wear dress shirts and ties. Women and girls usually wear dresses or skirts. You are welcome to come and attend any of our worship services. You will not be asked to stand and sit, stand and sit, stand and sit. No one will pass a collection plate or ask you for money. You come in and sit and relax. And when you come, please sit by me! Show more
Brian answered...
Mormon church services are unique. When I first started attending I felt three hours was too long to be in church, but I quickly grew to like it because I realised that each of the three meetings has a very practical, edifying focus. The Sacrament meeting is the principal meeting and it is where everyone (women and men, young and old) come together to have the sacrament (communion) and hear talks by their fellow church members. Since there is no paid clergy, Mormons take turns speaking to the congregation about how a particular principle or doctrine has strengthened their faith in Christ. Depending on the size of the congregation, a Mormon can speak as often as once a year to once every two or three years. In Sunday School, the youth attend classes according to their age and the adults attend a class together. The curriculum varies from year to year, but the focus each year is on a book of scripture and how its lessons can help us develop stronger families, be better neighbours and parents, etc. For example, this year (2011) all the adults are studying the New Testament. In the third hour we group together as men and women. The men's class looks at how the gospel of Christ can help us in our roles as men, husbands, fathers, etc., while the women study how Christ's teachings can help them be better women, wives, mothers, etc. Visitors are welcome in all of these meetings. Show more
Jarom answered...
Absolutely! Church is a great opportunity to feel the Spirit. I'm sure that those not of our faith could find our Sunday services a little confusing, so I'll try to help clarify. On any given Sunday throughout the year, the following is the typical layout of our church services: -Sacrament Meeting -Sunday School -Priesthood (Men); Relief Society (Women) Each meeting lasts about an hour. Each is an opportunity for us to grow closer in faith and familiarity with one another. The Sunday school and other meetings are divided into appropriate age groups for those under eighteen years of age. Show more
Kimberly answered...
Every Sunday the members in our community get together in a dedicated building and worship the Lord together through hymns and prayer. We teach one another and share our testimonies and experiences to strengthen and encourage and support one another. The main reason we gather is to partake of the sacrament. Worthy priesthood holders bless and pass prepared bread and water to the members. Each member may choose whether or not they wish to partake of the bread and water. We believe the sacrament is a way to remember the Savior and His sacrifice for us and show Him we are willing to keep His commandments. We welcome all visitors and invite them to join us in partaking the sacrament, singing hymns and sharing spiritual experiences. Show more
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Foreclosures Continue to Taint Phoenix Real Estate Market
Foreclosed homes accounted for 37 percent of the total activity in the Phoenix metro real estate market in July -- down from February when foreclosures represented 51 percent of the sales. But despite the drop, foreclosures continue to play a major role, signaling that the market has a ways to go before it is healthy again.
Jay Q. Butler, Associate Professor of Real Estate in the Department of Finance at the W. P. Carey School of Business, reports that 11,500 resale houses were sold in July, compared to 11,820 in June and 8,165 in July a year ago. This is a record level of activity, but the driver is foreclosure -- the sale of lender-owned properties and the resale of recently foreclosed homes -- not the traditional owner-occupant segment. Foreclosures accounted for 4,200 transactions in July, but nearly half (46 percent) of the 7,300 traditional transactions involved properties that had been in foreclosure recently.
Except for the sense of failure that surrounds foreclosures and bankruptcies, the current market is not much different than the 2003-2006 hyper-market, Butler said. It is driven by similar-minded investors looking for the deal -- especially the potential of great appreciation. A recovery cannot really be established until foreclosure activity drops to historical levels, such as 3-5 percent of monthly recordings, and owner-occupants are the primary driving force.
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Declining prices, especially in the lower income ranges, have piqued interest for potential investors and owner-occupants alike. Investors hope that home prices will rise again in the next few years. On the positive side, lower prices can greatly improve affordability, Butler said, but they can also adversely impact owners and potential sellers, whose limited equity erodes as prices slide below existing debt level. As well, rapidly declining value can affect eligibility of a property for some mortgage modification programs, which limit decline from the purchase and financing of the home.
In the traditional market, the median price in July was $135,500, down 33 percent from the $200,750 of a year ago. The median price for foreclosed properties was of $148,045, down from $159,200 in July 2008.
There are two fundamental reasons why the median price for foreclosed homes is higher than traditional transactions, Butler explained. More expensive homes continue to be among the foreclosed; in July, 32 foreclosures were valued over $1 million -- including six over $2 million. Another 4 percent of the foreclosures were in the $400,000 to $1 million range. Since most loan modification programs are designed for homes under $400,000, the increase in foreclosure activity for the upper-end market was expected.
Also, approximately 50 percent of the traditional sales during the past 12 months were foreclosed homes that were sold again with a median price markdown of 20 percent. The markdown varied throughout the Valley, ranging from 51 percent in Maryvale to 30 percent in El Mirage to 13 percent in Tempe.
Since the Greater Phoenix area is so large, the median price can range significantly:
- North Scottsdale -- The median price for a foreclosed property was $400,495 in July ($451,595 in June), while the median in the traditional market was $500,000 in July ($460,000 in June).
- South Scottsdale -- The median for foreclosures in July was $219,650 ($180,000 in June) and in the traditional market, $190,000 in July ($192,500 in June).
- Maryvale -- The median for foreclosures was $86,000 ($76,285 in June), and for traditional transactions, $51,400 in July ($48,000 in June).
- Union Hills -- The median for foreclosures was $215,500 in July ($210,500 in June) and for traditional sales, $190,560 ($193,725 in June).
- Paradise Valley had a median square footage of 3,730 and a median price of $1,412,500.
Inside the numbers
Recorded sales reflect decisions that were actually made in preceding months, Butler pointed out, and so it is with the July's drop in foreclosure activity. Butler thinks this is the result of hiatus programs instituted by banks while they were waiting to see the results of the federal government's loan modifications and re-financing programs.
July is also at the tail end of the resale home season, which usually closes in August, Butler added. During the resale season, sales and median prices tend to increase, so some improvement in the local housing market would not be unexpected.
Low mortgage interest rates and prices would tend to strengthen the market, Butler said, but there are many obstacles.
Tighter underwriting standards, a weak economy and poor job market -- including job losses and lost income through reduced pay and furlough programs -- continue to blunt the potential of the market, Butler said.
The 1,475 total recorded sales for July 2009 in the townhouse/condominium market included 555 foreclosed properties. A year ago, 280 of the 870 total transactions were foreclosures. In July 2009, the median price for foreclosed properties was $109,545, while the traditional market stood at $106,500. Last year, the splits were $125,800 and $160,000, respectively.


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