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I have found that I feel much more heartbreak with the "new" All My Children than I did with the All My Children of the past. There's always been at least one story every now and again that presses my empathy button. Right now, I think just about every key storyline makes me feel something.
I felt horrible for AJ when his dad didn't recognize him. Truth be told, the kid doesn't look anything like I remember him looking on the night of the shooting either. AJ has gone through a lot, much like his father did when he was the same age. For AJ, his biological mother was killed, the woman he recognized as a mother was shot and killed, and his father was shot and left in a coma. You could see some of that hurt swell to the surface when AJ pummeled Hunter the other week. I worry that AJ is a tinderbox and the slightest spark will set off something that won't be able to be contained.
There was a great moment of possible redemption dangling before JR like a carrot when AJ entered that hospital room -- and it fell apart like the wooden blocks in a game of Jenga. Would a loving reunion have warmed the cockles of my heart? You betcha, but this was much more powerful� and my heart broke for AJ. I held my breath while he eyed up the decanter in the Chandler parlor and was relieved when he smashed it instead of taking a drink. Maybe the Chandler addiction issues will skip this generation. For AJ's sake, I certainly hope so.
Speaking of genetics, I find it interesting that Cara told David that the reason she'd had an abortion was because she didn't want David's DNA coursing through a baby's veins. I wonder if there is an element of truth in that lie. We know now -- and probably did for some time -- that Cara did not terminate her pregnancy. Do you think there is a part of Cara that fears David's askew moral compass might have been passed down to their child, and if so, why
she have an abortion?
I'm surprisingly torn on this. I feel that it was unusually cruel for Cara to make David mourn the death of another child, yet I understand that she fears for her child's safety. We probably won't be debating this much longer because David has a way of finding out secrets. If Cara really does fear David, she is going to want to sleep with her eyes open when David finds out. There is also the possibility that Cara will tell David herself. After all, she did have a very steamy daydream about Dr. Hayward.
I often think that when you live in a large city, there are certain things that, for better or worse, become part of your experience. You're exposed to a great diversity of people, and you're also introduced to some of the perils of folks who've lost their way. That experience can lead to a hardened or jaded outlook on things.
One of my longtime readers, Lin, said that next to the sexual assault against Bianca, Billy Clyde Tuggle's original storyline was "probably the most disturbing" storyline in All My Children history. My adventures in Pine Valley started
after the bridge scuffle that supposedly killed Tad and Billy Clyde, so I wasn't on hand to see Billy Clyde at his worst. And before I became familiar with his dastardly ways, I have to say that seeing him in his pimp getup always made me think his character was something of a joke.
The same thought came to my mind when I heard that All My Children was introducing a human trafficking storyline involving the Russian mob. I figured it would be a lot of "Moose und Squirrel"-type caricatures worthy of a few eye rolls and that it would become quite clear that Cassandra would be in no imminent danger. You know, sort of how you know that any top-billed movie star isn't going to get killed off in an action film.
Okay, I was wrong. While I would say that I am 90% certain that Cassandra will eventually be rescued, I still leave room for the very real possibility that we won't get our familiar, storybook happy ending. To me, the entire Russian mob story is one of the most disturbing, ongoing plots in soap history. And the actors have been phenomenal. I know that the Internet affords for more freedom -- a veritable Old McDonald's farm of colorful language, an "f bomb" here and an "a hole" there -- but for some reason, I never expected the storytelling to get more complex� and darker.
I've heard from a least one reader that feels this storyline is insensitive to the real-life events that unfolded earlier this month in Ohio, where reports say three women were freed after years of being held prisoner. Comparisons aside, the All My Children story was written well in advance of anyone knowing about what was going on in that Ohio home. There are far too many stories that come to light in the real world involving indescribably horrific crimes. Should a work of fiction tackle this type of story? If not, then where do you draw the line? In the 1980s, the nation was awash in fear from a newly diagnosed disease. Should AMC not have written the storyline involving Cindy Chandler dying from AIDS? There are thousands of homicides each year in this country, but so many people love a good murder mystery.
People also love a good romance, which is a far less sinister thing to have to talk about. However, I am still not invested in Pete and Celia. Maybe I have turned into one of those two old cranky men in the balcony at the
Muppet Show
. I will cede that this coupling really is a throwback to the young love stories of the past -- Greg and Jenny, Tad and Dixie, and even Hayley and Brian.
I think my main issue is Celia's attitude. In my mind, Celia should be more like Blair Warner from the
Facts of Life
. You know, carefree from not having had to worry about money, but yet a spoiled brat when she wants to get her own way. I suspect that will all change when we really delve into her backstory. There's the mysterious guardian, the man in the mirror, and whether or not her parents are really dead. I'm not sure why Celia is willing to run off to parts unknown with a guy she barely knows (maybe she wants to know him bare-ly). Men are supposed to be the ones that think with their nether regions.
I'd also like to know more about Evelyn. Where did she come from? I'm still a little perplexed about bringing the amazing Francesca James back as a third (?!) character. Is Evelyn related to Kitty Shea and Kelly Cole? Will anyone in town do a "Don't I know you from somewhere?" to her? I'll admit that when I attended the pre-relaunch All My Children photo shoot in New York, at first I assumed that Francesca was returning as a director or producer. When that wasn't the case, I assumed she would be Kitty or Kelly. Pete wouldn't know of Kitty or Kelly, and obviously neither would Celia. Opal, however, should have recognized Evelyn if she is really someone other than the mild-mannered headmistress of Bramwell Hall.
I also suspect that over time we're going to become familiar with whatever went on in Pete's life from the time he was struck by lightning and developed superpowers until now. He's been touted as having been a "player," so I'd be willing to bet that there are some women scorned who might pop up in the near future� probably right around the time that Pete and Celia find complete happiness.
I will say that I heard from a whole lot of readers who would very happily have run off with Pete without asking a single question. In fact, there were numerous tweets from fans telling Prospect Park that they could save some money by just not allowing Robert Scott Wilson to wear any clothes.
And speaking of money, let me address the other big All My Children news of the week so that you don't think I have nothing to say about it.
The big news of the week was Prospect Park's announcement that it has decided to cut back on the number of episodes of All My Children (and One Life to Live) that will be made available for viewing each week. I want to say "broadcast" or "aired," but I feel like that sounds old-fashioned.
On my Facebook page
, I posted the following message, "While in my perfect world, episodes of All My Children would air every day of the week, I can't help but hear the voices of fans of Another World, As the World Turns, Guiding Light, Passions, Port Charles, Santa Barbara, Sunset Beach, and countless other shows that would give anything to see two episodes per week of their favorite program."
My buddy over at
Soaps In Depth
, Richard Simms, often teases me about being the Pollyanna to his Wicked Grinch of the West, but I have to tell you that I truly believe what I posted on Facebook. When AMC returned, I was miffed that it was only going to be 30 minutes instead of an hour. Then, as the shows were airing, I realized that their 26-minute length wasn't
much shorter than the 37-or-so-minutes of programming that aired on ABC. My next gripe was that I didn't want the show to air just four days per week. For each of the past three weeks, I've been chomping at the bit for Monday to roll around so that I can see what happens next. I can't even tell you the last time that, for three weeks in a row, I was excited by a cliffhanger.
So here we are, back on the island of Miffed-fit Toys. Am I running through the streets, cheering that AMC has been cut back to two days per week? Absolutely not. But I've seen the dark side -- I've lived for over a year with absolutely
new All My Children episodes. I don't need to break out the old abacus to know that two is way better than none.
I do understand the perception by some fans who fear that the natural order of progression is four to two to one to none. Is that what's happening here? I don't believe so. Imagine moving to a new home and having plans to drive to work via a certain route. In your head, you'll get there in plenty of time. But when you set out on your first commute, you didn't realize that every day a freight train stops traffic for 15 minutes. You leave earlier to avoid the train, but then you get stuck behind a bus that makes stops at every corner. You know that you can't be late to work or you'll be fired, so you make the decision to go a different route.
That is what Prospect Park seems to be doing here. For nearly everyone that is reading this column, you're already an All My Children fan. Watching the show up to five times a week is second nature. But what about the folks who've never experienced an episode of AMC? There's probably a few of you reading this column that said something like, "Screw the new viewers. I've been watching for 20, 30, 40 years." Here's the hitch in that school of thought: it's going to take new viewers to help keep All My Children going for the next 20, 30, 40 years. So we don't want to alienate the potential future for our show.
I don't profess to know what's going on inside the heads of Rich Frank and Jeff Kwatinetz. They've surprised me before, so I dare not try to impersonate Opal and read tea leaves. In the spirit of full disclosure, I often wish that Prospect Park would reach out to me to bounce some ideas. I don't want to sound like I'm patting myself on the back, but I have found a way to monetize the Internet for more than 18 years. Maybe there's something that I've learned that they are not aware of.
I do understand the need to watch the bottom line. While the soaps are a passion of mine, they are also a business. When Guiding Light and As the World Turns ended, the site survived. When All My Children and One Life to Live were canceled, there was a very real fear that we'd all never meet again� and I've admitted that I had thought that I might need to look into a new career.
But this isn't about me. It's about the amazing on-screen talent that we get to see however many times a week this show will air. It's also about the unsung heroes behind the camera. I've heard nothing but glowing praise for executive producer Ginger Smith, who reportedly fuels herself with Coca-Cola and M&Ms. What I see when I watch AMC and hear when I talk to the various performers is a group of people who feel appreciated (in some cases for the first time in a long time). And that's the kind of stuff you want to hear about the people in charge.
AMC's writing team was given -- what, a week or two? -- to craft stories for AMC's launch. Since that time, they've reportedly been working incredibly long hours to put together the scripts for the show. You wouldn't know any of this because the stories have been stellar. Now imagine what they could do if they had the luxury of time, the benefit of a brief period to let their minds rest and cook up all sorts of other ideas.
Non-soap viewers cheer the quality of primetime shows that put out 23 episodes per year. These, they say, are the "good" shows. Not the soaps. I will disagree with that statement until I am blue in the face. That doesn't mean anyone will listen to me. Just like I have no idea if any of the people that I mentioned will ever see this column. For me, it's important to be thankful. Anything in life can be taken away at any moment, and I'd prefer to enjoy and savor every moment.
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Abbey, meanwhile, has almost doubled the amount of interest it will pay savers who want a passbook with their High Street account.
Added to National Savings & Investments' recent launch of its top-paying High Street account, Britain's biggest High Street savings institutions are at last offering genuine incentives for people to save.
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Official figures show that on average we traditionally saved around £8 from every £100 of our take-home pay. In 1980 £12.40 of every £100 was saved.
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The 6% fixed interest rate is worth 4.8% to basic-rate taxpayers, making it the top payer by a large margin. The after-tax rate even beats the best deals from taxfree cash mini Isas.
Halifax's Regular Savings Account ties savers to making 12 consecutive monthly payments of between £25 and £250, making a maximum of £3,000 a year.
Payments must be made by standing order from your bank account but it will be possible to alter payments each month. So, for instance, the amount saved could be cut to as little as £25 during the summer holidays and at Christmas.
Someone saving the full £250 a month would have a lump sum of £3,098 after a year, when the money can be swept into an instant access account and saved, invested or spent.
Customers can choose to have the money moved to Saver Reward, now paying 1.32% (1.65%), Premium Savings Direct 2.4% (3%) or Instant Saver 1.4% (1.75%) but rises are due on March 1. Or, Web Saver paying 3.44% after tax (4.3% before tax) from March 10.
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Experts say the account is a winner for savers. Independent financial adviser Colin Jackson of Baronworth, which specialises in fixed rate investments, says: 'If I were giving this account marks out of ten - I would give it 11. It sounds really good, I can't fault it. I would have no reservations about recommending it. The best rate I have coming in is 4.25% after basic rate tax, and that is for saving a lot more money than this.'
The next best regular savings account, from the tiny Ipswich Building Society, pays 4.12% after tax (5.15% before tax) but this ties savers for three years and cuts the rate to 2.4% (3%) for earlier access.
Melanie Stewart, of Moneyfacts, an organisation that researches and analyses all savings accounts, says: 'This is a good way of regular saving to build up a lump sum and earn a cracking rate of interest.
'You must make sure you get your money in by the 28th of each month, but if you do this, you cannot lose.'
Halifax plans further innovations later in the year, including a top-paying children's offering probably linked to the Government's proposed Child Trust Fund.
Nick Robinson, head of savings at Halifax, says the new account has been a year in the planning as the bank considered how to tackle the savings crisis.
'We wanted to get regular savings into the business and re-establish ourselves as a customer champion and clear No 1.
'Our main target market is the 30-to 45-year-old who know they should be saving more, but aren't.
'Assuming this is successful, we would like to have it as one of a breed of products to encourage regular saving.'
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FIXED interest 6% before tax, 4.8% for basic rate taxpayers, worth
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SUZANNE DONNELLY, pictured with her children Tom, four, and Megan, seven months, welcomes the idea of a regular savings account paying a high rate of interest.
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Halifax Monthly Saver pays 3.68% after 20% savings tax (4.6% before tax) including the 2.2% (2.75%) bonus which is paid as long as you make at least 11 monthly payments a year into the account and make no more than one withdrawal during that term.
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Alliance & Leicester EasySaver account pays 2.6% after tax (3.25% before tax) on a minimum £1. The most cash you can withdraw at any time is £500 through a machine. More can be withdrawn in the branch, but there's a £1 charge. You can deposit money in a machine, through the branch or through your local post office at no cost. The bank has yet to announce new rates after the rise in the base rate.
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GREAT VALUE! OWNERS ARE HIGHLY MOTIVATED, ALL OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED! 6 BRs, 6Full BAs,2 Half BAs Brick Front Colonial w/new roof (2016) sited on ~1 acre secluded lot.It boasts gourmet kitchen w/center island,breakfast area,granite counters,SS appliances. It has in-law wing w/2nd kitchen,living room,elevator.It features 6 FP,spa wet bar,exercise room,sauna,steam room, indoor pool and jacuzzi.
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FEBRUARY 2011 Product Release GP:50 announces the release of yet another product to further complete their full line of upstream oilfield pressure and temperature transmitters. Working in conjunction with a major well servicing company, GP:50 developed the Model 340-IM series pressure transmitter specifically designed for blender discharge pressure applications. The Model 340-IM resolved the chronic high failure rates they experienced with other suppliers.Designed for direct pipe mount via its flush process pipe connection the Model 340 series can handle the pressure and harsh media found on Frac blender trucks.The Model 340 transmitter offers a compact, all welded, rugged design with a flush faced sensor that resists clogging found with conventional pipe mounted transmitters. With at least 5 times proof pressure, and a machined stainless steel sensing diaphragm, it can withstand erosion from aggregate and survive high pressure spikes typically found in blender applications.With a proprietary sensor design there is zero installation offset, typically found with flush NPT process devices. Available in 4-20mA, 0-5 VDC or Canbus J1939 outputs and pressure ranges from 0-75 thru 0-1,000 PSI.See our Contact our sales team for more information at: FEBRUARY 2011 Due to our continued growth, GP:50 has expanded our Sales and Customer Service team.
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JUNE 2008 Gauge or Sealed Pressure Reference Format article. PLEASE CLICK on image to read our article that was published in the IPP&T June 20, 2008 Canada's Progressive Magazine.PAGE 26 MAY 2008 Dual Pressure & Temperature Weco® Union Transmitter GP:50 announces a temperature output option to our line of Weco® "Hammer" Union pressure transmitters. Dual Pressure and temperature output is available in either dual 4-20mA or 4-20mA with 100 ohm RTD. Calibrated temperature ranges from -40 to 250° F are available. MARCH 2008 Sub sea pressure & temperature transmitter updates GP:50 announces market driven improvements to our Model 7500-9000 Subsea pressure & temperature transmitter series.Design improvements include an 8" reduction in body length as well as improvements in sensor performance. FEBRUARY 2008 Titanium Submersible Transmitter GP:50 announces a Titanium construction submersible level transmitter. Designed for sea water applications the Model 313L-NI provides a corrosion resistant design with accuracies as high as +/-0.1% FSO and optional Tefzel cable. Pressure ranges from 0-20" thru 300 PSI are available. FEBRUARY 2008
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I understand why people complain that our common addiction isn't always available when we most need it, but I love the layout.
Too many other sites I need to use have switched to lots of white space and pale text floating there with too much space between lines, requiring constant cursoring and difficulty reading. Is it that they're designed for phone-readers? As someone who likes to see lots of text at a glance... On an actual computer... that's easy to read and kind to the eyes...
Please say that's not in the plan!
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Or at least a moral 4th place. Glad you had a place to put it in writing.
|1 week 1 day ago
|Caris was there!
I finally saw him play just last night in Bklyn! (A couple highlight-quality assists.)
Radio guys said a few alum players were there (Tim Hardaway & Josh Bartelstein?), maybe to watch Walton's record-breaking night? Spoke to the team before the game. Posbang them all.
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I live across the river from NJ, but I hear about them on the news a lot. Weather, traffic, stuff like that.
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A friend's dad recently passed away "naturally" in his mid-90s, years after his (quadruple or quintuple) bypass surgery. He was still going to Yankee games with his sons only a couple years before, when the long trip into the Bronx and the stairs in the stadium just got too much (for the legs, not the heart).
My own dad had completely successful bypass in the early days of the surgery, after surviving two separate heart attacks, both times lucky enough to be either in the hospital (where he worked) or surrounded by other MDs at a medical convention. Being a doctor he knew the risks, but was willing to take the risk rather than "live like an invalid." When he eventually passed away (from something else), his heart was the strongest in the ICU, proudly pumping away. We didn't want to lose him even then, of course, but we had him years longer than without the surgery.
It is so much more routine today, and well worth the trouble.
All the best to your dad and all of you who are there to cheer him on.
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Since my primary NFL interest is following our alumni, preseason is when I can get cheap seats on Ebay and see our rookies get playing time, even those who might be UDFAs. With both the Jets & the Giants here, that means at least 6 other teams coming in to play them, and the number of guys in the picture, the odds are pretty good this year there'll be at least one game of interest.
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I knew nothing about draft status, recruiting, or much of anything about what goes into football or coaching, but I was already in NYC, watching the few Michigan games then broadcast nationally, and I'd see Brady pulled for this kid who didn't seem to play any better, and wondered why Brady had to wait two years to get on the field and this kid with no experience couldn't wait his turn.
Then there was the Ohio State game, broadcast nationally of course, and there was a feature of Steinbrenner leading the cheers at the OSU pep rally the night before the game. No wonder Steinbrenner was so eager to get Henson off the field at Michigan, and no wonder Carr felt the pressure to get him ON the field to keep him from jumping ship for baseball. No proof, but sure made sense to me.
|2 weeks 4 days ago
|Steinbrenner Effect & Baseball
Henson was Yankees property, Steinbrenner was an OSU booster...
Carr was quoted years later that Henson was put in because he needed some on-field time in the games because his summer baseball commitments didn't allow enough off-season football. Conspiracy theory given credence when Steinbrenner gave then-starter Henson a now-or-never $1,000,000 come-to-Yankees after his junior year.
Did the platooning affect Brady's draft status? Then the other Drew got injured...
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To you he's a random source. But enough reputable sources have by now vouched for this particular reputable source as being a highly reputable source. He doesn't post guesses, and knows what he can share and what he can only hint at. Time to move on.
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So does it make a difference that it's "cool story, sis" [or, apparently, "un-cool story, sis"]? Which might reflect on the type of details I wasn't actually privy to and, if I had been, would of course only be girl-talk details like, "Golly, were you a freshman or sophomore? Did you meet him in a class? Did you go out for pizza? Did he know you don't like football?")?
|2 weeks 6 days ago
|Watching with a friend who has a friend who dated Belicheck
long ago in college. [Sorry, sworn to secrecy on details.]
Friend's friend wasn't really interested in football, but we did go out with her and her now husband to watch one of those other Tom Brady superbowls and weren't allowed to bring up her pre-husband history, though it was eons ago. The husband likes football and the excuse for the get-together watch was that I was from Michigan and obsessed with Brady.
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Very different kinds of movies, obviously, but more involving to me. (Both of these have incredible child actors, by the way.) Arrival, especially if you miss "intelligent" science fiction...
I know a couple of people who hated LaLaLand, thinking it phony. But then one is a musician and the other a former Rockette. For me it eventually paid off, but took a long way to get there.
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It's a legitimate reference. Fortunately he's already answered with his choice.
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I feel so much better! Not that I don't have sympathy. Just thought it was my dreadful software karma. Two 2-3 hr sessions trying to register with iTunes to get a free limited-time movie download, the sessions divided by the totally unresponsive "help" e-mail that came 48 hrs later: "We understand you're having trouble signing in on your new iTunes account. So sorry. To solve this problem, first sign into your iTunes account..." [Honest.]
Actually, the guy at the Apple Store was the one bright spot. He helped me redo everything I'd done, but this time it worked. So I could go home and sign on. But that's all I could do successfully without using the rest of my evening dealing with their help lines. Will spare the rest of the saga/rant. Suffice it to say I'm reluctant to trust a software company with such abysmally designed software.
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Hadn't heard anything about her in a while, so wasn't sure.
So maybe that's her in the pool? Suppose it doesn't hurt that the up-and-coming women's swim team beat OSU last night 212-88... (The men's team won too, of course, for those curious. But this might be the first time the women are ranked higher than the men, #7 to #9. Someone in the know feel free to correct me.)
|3 weeks 6 days ago
|He actually is a swimmer
And isn't his sister joining the M swim team?
[EDIT: Talking about Martin, not Frey. Unless Frey & Harbaugh also jumped into the pool.]
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Or at least highlights, being NFL-network-deprived.
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Our guys on the North Team. [Apologies for the funky formatting in transfer; those aren't really links.]
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|3 weeks 6 days ago
|Big Brothers Big Sisters
When I was a senior in high school, this was our congregation's youth group project. The local branch of Big Brothers Big Sisters paired each of us with a child (checking their national website, I see the age range for the kids is 6-18). They describe it as mentoring the child, but for me at 18, it seemed more like simply being there as a friend, being able to share experiences they wouldn't otherwise have access to, letting them know there was something else out there.
My strongest memory was when my best friend and I took our girls out for an activity and had milk and cookies afterwards. My charge, generally quite shy and quiet, said, "We have milk at home, too. But it's for the baby."
The downside for me was that only a few months later I had to leave for Ann Arbor and felt I was abandoning my girl. But she sent me a lovely note wishing me well "up at college." Something I've never forgotten. (And this post makes me wonder if I'd be able to track her down years later through BBBS and see what became of her.)
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|From Senior Bowl tweets
UM WR Amara Darboh only Top 5 total workload player to increase workload every day over 3 days of practice
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|Fortunately Rodd... Rodi...
Last year's transfer QB was already here before we learned that we couldn't remember how to spell his name.
|4 weeks 2 days ago
|Speaking of truly missing out... I missed seeing him Monday.
In Sunday's "Current Wolverines in the NBA" thread, with videos of recent Caris highlights, I posted how giddy I was that I was going to my very first NBA game the very next night just to see Caris play! A nor'easter on both ends of the subway, heavy winds and rain, but who cares? It's worth it to see Caris, our rookie star-in-the-making.
I admit I was a bit concerned that I didn't spot him in warm-ups... The pregame announcers focused on "the youngsters"... They mention two... (pause)... then, quietly: "Caris Levert is being held out tonight. They want to rest him." [They missed him, believe me. But if it's best for the longterm...]
At least I could see him on the bench, and when he stood to high-five his teammates at breaks he was smiling, so I figured they were telling the truth and not covering for an injury set-back. Pretty snazzy boots he was wearing over his warm-up pants... Here's hoping that was simply a fashion statement.
|4 weeks 2 days ago
|The guys behind him are enthused
But they look a little small for our needs...
|4 weeks 2 days ago
|And maybe his mentoring will lead him to coaching
when his playing days are done. More branches to the tree.
|4 weeks 4 days ago
|Postscript no one will see
All the way to Barclays Center in the noreaster, and they do an intro highlighting a couple of players, then close by saying, "Caris LeVert won't play tonight. They want to rest him."
|4 weeks 5 days ago
|Wasn't talking about StubHub
Was joking about the secret society, but it's not that well known outside of NYC. These aren't re-sales but almost-comp tix that are offered to members of TheaterMania's Gold Club, with last-minute tix provided by producers of events that aren't sold out and not likely to become sold out, preferring to have bodies in the seats and hoping the viewers will spread the word. [But they probably don't want too much spreading of the word for specific events.]
You never know what's going to be offered. Think it started for theater, often for new shows or shows on their last legs, or off the beaten track, but they have other offers, including museum admissions and tourist events. Members pay an annual membership fee, get e-mail notices of tix available (which go quickly) and pay a small per-ticket fee when purchased. I'm lucky to have a buddy who keeps checking.
|4 weeks 5 days ago
|Nice timing. Going to my first NBA game tomorrow.
to see Caris! Live!
A friend belongs to one of those secret societies that offer unsold seats, usually for theater, but he's recently gotten [excellent] Islanders seats and invited me to the next one. (They're in Brooklyn temporarily, with most of their fans out on Long Island.) I told him if he got them for a game playing against Michigan alumni, I'd join him.
Lo and behold, they suddenly offered Nets tix. I had previous plans for tomorrow night, but this trumps that.
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|4 weeks 5 days ago
|But the multi-syllabic poetry makes up for it
Think Biakabutuka.
|4 weeks 5 days ago
|So they didn't read the press release?
(Forgot about it and went to bed, so can't testify to their tone of voice.)
|4 weeks 6 days ago
|Players are human too.
Especially young ones. And their bad feels/feelings can influence their output. New coaches, new players, not knowing what to expect. Brooklyn was a surprise, then it seems like a fluke. The players start doubting themselves (and their coaches), just as we doubt them (and their coaches). They start thinking too much (white collar) until whatever magic (or coaching, or handwriting on the wall) changes things around, makes things fun again and lets them play (blue collar).
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The world's central bankers are tired of having to do all the heavy lifting to support growth. Some have suggested the need for fiscal policy to take a bigger role. Is that a good idea? Is expansionary fiscal policy even feasible at this point?
Fiscal policy refers to using tax cuts or spending increases to spur economic growth. The idea is that if the government builds a road or a bridge, the wages earned will be spent, and that spending is someone else's income, part of which also gets spent. If well below full employment (as in a recession), the impact of additional government spending will be multiplied. The tricky part is in deciding when that added spending will be pulled back (hopefully, after the economy has fully recovered). Government debt will be higher, but may be paid down gradually once the economy recovers. Tax cuts can also stimulate the economy, but only if seen as permanent (temporary tax cuts in a recession are ineffective, but politicians always seem to include them in stimulus packages).
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), provided support for the economy at a cost of $831 billion, mostly spread between 2009 and 2011. A little over a third of that was in temporary tax cuts (ineffective). ARRA provided $543 billion in additional spending. That sounds like a lot, but it wasn't compared to the decline in overall economic output (nominal private domestic purchases had fallen by $754 billion from 4Q07 to 2Q09). The federal deficit ballooned to $1.4 trillion (or 10% of GDP) in FY09, but that simply reflected the magnitude of the economic downturn. Revenues dried up. Spending on things like food stamps and unemployment benefits rose sharply. As the economy recovered, revenues improved and the recession-related spending went away. With less than a month remaining in FY16, the deficit is on track for about 2.9% of GDP, up from 2.5% of GDP in FY15.
While there was much hand-wringing over the deficit in 2009 and 2010, the problem has always been in the future. While the deficit has declined as a percentage of GDP, pressures will build as the baby-boom generation continues into retirement. Social Security is not in a terrible situation, but Medicare spending is set to explode, reflecting the ageing of the population and the long-standing trend of high inflation in healthcare. Paying for the healthcare and retirement of the elderly is not an issue unique to the U.S. Every other country faces a similar problem.
While the ARRA did help to limit the economic downturn, it wasn't large enough to propel the economy to a strong recovery. This recovery also differed from past recoveries in that state and local government did not provide a base level of support. In fact, they made the recovery worse. Most states and cities have balanced budget requirements. So, when the recession hit and revenues dried up, most cut spending (laying off teachers, police, and firemen). Employment in state and local government is still well below the pre-recession level.
No serious economist advocates using fiscal policy to fine-tune the economy and many are divided on whether fiscal policy works well in fighting a recession, but that's precisely when you're going to get more bang for your buck. In an economy that is closer to full employment, fiscal policy is going to be less stimultive and may crowd out private activity. Moreover, with budget pressures looming, there's little political scope for expansionary fiscal policy (but at least we should see the end of counter-productive austerity measures).
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Apple products have always been cool, but they haven't always lived up to their hype. A great looking phone is well, great, but only if it gets good performance as well. But Apple's newest offering, the iPhone 7, manages to combine not just good looks but also some impressive internals. This is the phone that Apple need to beat the Android competition, and it's a thing of beauty as well as power.
Why should you want one? Well, there's that performance, it's fast and responsive, and there's some great cameras. But the big selling point here is sound quality, with new headphone connections and dual speakers this is a must for music lovers. For anyone shopping at the top end of the market, the iPhone 7 is a great choice.
This could only be an iPhone. It's got the familiar sleek lines, the smooth curves, the slimline profile. It's a unibody metal and glass design that manages to be simultaneously light weight and robust. The observant will see that the camera bump is more pronounced than on the 6S model, and that the physical home key is gone, replaced by a haptic feedback pad. But the 7 still shines with Apple style.
Aside from those looks you're getting a phone with some nicely upgraded internals. There's plenty of speed with a new chip set, a nice couple of additions to the camera set, and some completely new things, like water resistance and dual speakers.
As always, there's a high price tag attached to the newest iPhone, but for many that will be a price that's more than worth paying for a phone that looks great and performs almost perfectly.
Speaking of performance, let's turn there first. Apple rarely give us actual processor specs, but the iPhone 7 obviously has quad core processing power. We know for certain that it's got 2 GB of RAM and the new Apple A10 chip set on board. The real meaning behind all of this is that the 7 is very fast and very responsive, exactly what you'd expect from a high end phone.
All Apple products run iOS, and here you're getting the newest iOS10 version out of the box. This brings added speeds and more stability, plus a few nice new things as well. Lock screen notifications have been improved, and there's a new option to wake your phone by simply picking it up, rather than pressing a button. And the interface has been made cleaner, with simpler, less crowded menus.
The iPhone 7 gets fantastic performance, whether you're a casual user looking for gaming and internet surfing, or a high end business user looking to multitask. There's no lag, no delay, the iPhone 7 is simply fast.
Larger screens are reserved for Apple's 7 Plus line of phablets, so the regular 7 gets a 4.7 inch screen, which is actually a pretty good size. You'll find that typing is still easy, but that one handed use is comfortable and that the 7 is very portable and easily slipped into a pocket (more than can be said for most monster phones these days).
Resolution numbers are a little misleading. You've got 750 x 1334 pixels (so around 326 PPI), which isn't true HD. The image does lack a little sharpness, but the colour reproduction is so fantastic it's easy to forget this. There's an LED backlit LCD screen that gives bright whites and deep blacks, as well as IPS for better than ever viewing angles.
Whilst other phones might get better spec numbers, the bottom line here is that the display on the iPhone 7 is more than good enough to satisfy most users, and the colours in particular make it truly beautiful to look at.
And for once, Apple have presented us with a truly pleasing camera set as well. The 7 MP front facing cam is better than we'd expect to see for a camera used only for selfies and video calling, and it gets auto face detection and HDR too.
Around at the back there's the same 12 MP camera found on the 6S iPhone, but there are some new features. The best of these has to be quad LED flash, meaning you get great shots even in low light. You can also simultaneously record 4K video and take 8 MP pics, and you get the normal HDR, panorama, and phase detection auto focus as well.
Mobile photography is pretty standard for most people these days, and the iPhone 7 is more than good enough to do your pictures justice. You'll find it tough to take a bad snap with a camera set like this.
Flagship phones have plenty of added features, and the iPhone 7 is no exception, though some are worthy of special mention. Battery life has been improved, for a start, giving you up to 14 hours of use per charge. And you're getting water resistance with an IP67 rating (good in water up to a metre deep for up to half an hour). The mono speaker has been replaced by dual external speakers for real stereo sound too.
Controversially, there's no standard headphone jack on the iPhone 7. You will receive an adaptor for your regular headphones, or you could opt for Apple's wireless ear buds if you prefer. But headphones now plug into the lightening port, which give better sound quality thanks to faster data transfer, though this does mean you can't charge your phone whilst listening through your headphones.
|138.3 x 67.1 x 7.1 mm (5.44 x 2.64 x 0.28 in)
|138 g (4.87 oz)
|- IP67 certified - dust and water resistant
|- Water resistant up to 1 meter and 30 minutes
|- Apple Pay (Visa, MasterCard, AMEX certified)
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There are plenty of premium hand sets to choose from, but Apple's new iPhone 7 is top of the list. With beautiful design and great performance, as well as improved audio to please even the most serious of music lovers, this is an awesome phone, and it's water resistant too. Sure, it's going to cost you, but that could be worth paying if you want the best.
For connectivity there are the normal options, so WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G and 4G, though the 7 now supports even more LTE bands. You'll be getting 128 GB of internal storage on this model, which should be more than enough for most people. But do remember that you won't be able to add any more storage since there's no SD card slot. You do get an iCloud internet storage account, however.
Time for our complaints, and we really don't have anything too serious. It would be nice to see higher screen resolution, but whatever the numbers say picture quality on the 7 is actually quite good. This is an expensive device, but then Apple phones always are. The bottom line is that this is a wonderful hand set, and if you're in the market for a flagship phone then you could definitely do a lot worse than the iPhone 7.
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I have 03 Pt cruiser and I have Overheating problem. Have changed the cap, the t-stat, and replaced the fan (probably the reason for this), Flushed with a flush cleaner mix. the bottom hose is cool but fluid is backing up into the overflow. Please help. It does make that squealing noise how can i tell if the water pump is gone. Don't think I can do that.
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After replacing all you have, you're probably going to have to delve a little deeper, mechanically. Had the same problem and it turned out to be a bad water pump and head gasket. I had the problem diagnosed the same at three different shops just to ensure the expense would be justified. Had the work done along with replacing the timing belt since it's recommended at 100K. While the belt replacement has nothing to do with the cooling system, it saved my the money of opening the motor back up and being charged more than having it done at the same time the water pump, head gasket, and thermostat were replaced. Haven't had any problems since. While I am sorry to have to make this expensive suggestion, I hope it steers you in the right direction for resolving your problems.
well seams to me the radiator is clogged.
I do think you are right msok.. why else would the thing be squealing. the previous owner had pump and belts done not long ago (a Year and 1/2 maybe) but when i open the cap up to look it was full off rust.
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At the foot of the Ligurian Alps, the homeland of the astronomer of the Sun King, the village of sundials and natural tastes
From this natural balcony your sight will be ravished by the green and silver of the centuries-old olive groves, and by the strips of brooms, mimosas and vineyards that go down to the sea. Here there is a famous Astronomic Observatory, in honour of Gian Domenico Cassini, who was born precisely at Perinaldo, and where you can make night-time observations together with an astronomer. We are in the village of protected-origin-denomination extra virgin olive oil and the Perinaldo artichoke, a Slow Food Presidium.
The artichoke typical of Perinaldo was imported from Provence in the Napoleonic age; it is without thorns and tender and grows almost as a wild vegetable. It is picked in May and June. On the second Sunday of May there is the "Rassegna gastronomica del carciofo di Perinaldo e dell'olio extravergine di oliva taggiasca" (Gastronomic Festival of the Perinaldo artichoke extra virgin olive oil from Taggia): in the streets of the village a market of fresh produce is held and you can taste the artichoke cooked according to the traditional recipes.
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Other specialities of the tradition are "meesana" (stuffed pumpkin flowers, served as a warm appetizer), rabbit Ligurian style, stockfish prepared with protected-origin-denomination oil and "olive taggiasche" (olives from Taggia): all accompanied by a glass of controlled-origin-denomination Rossese di Dolceacqua. The village preserves one of the most charming and best preserved historic areas in the Imperia hinterland. On the façades of the buildings sundials stand out. A must is the San Nicola da Bari parish church, built in 1489, inside which there is a 15th-century wooden crucifix and one of the most beautiful organs in the hinterland of the eastern Riviera, made in 1829.
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The Hilton Garden Inn Greenville offers its guests a friendly and homely atmosphere. While unwinding in one of the brightly furnished rooms, you can profit from the free Internet access. In the morning, you can start your day with an invigorating swim in the pool and a delicious breakfast.
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