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IT layoffs continue, BUT the Tech companies are replacing laid off workers with FOREIGN workers...
Original post made by Jon, Danbury Park, on Jun 28, 2009
Computer science enrolment is down 50% because students know these firms can and will hire FOREGN workers, as they struggle for profit.
On a side note, WHITE MALES are the lowest college population these days as females and FOREGNERS are by far the highest enrolment persentage.
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a resident of Del Prado
on Jun 28, 2009 at 11:03 pm
Many American high-tech professionals with a MSEE have been unemployed for over 5 years do to the discrimination by these companies IBM, AT&T, Intel, Motorola, Qualcomm, Lockheed-Martin, ITT, Thales, L3-Communications to name just a few. layoffs continue while hiring of H-1 Visa foreigners continues.
I also notice that when I go to any Kaiser, the majority of the doctors are from a certain country. These docs can get their credentials in "another" county for much cheaper than a US education and the credential are excepted here in the US. Again the medical field favors less expensive foreigners.
Not to mention all of the outsourcing thats increasing at a rapid pace.
Our system is broken!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 29, 2009 at 9:20 am
It's survival of the fittest...in this case, it's survival of the cheapest. That's how companies stay afloat in this economy. It's not the system that is broken but the competitive of our workforce. The rest of the world is catching up and that's the truth. The sooner you get your head out of the sand, the sooner you MSEE type can find a job.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 29, 2009 at 7:26 pm
Elton is correct. There are more "red" contractor badges walking the halls of the AT&T San Ramon facility than there are blue employee badges.
IT jobs with AT&T are becoming scarce. Most are being outsourced to Accenture, Amdocs and IBM -- all of whom resource heavily out of India.
The facility at 2600 Camino Ramon is more than half empty. Rumors swirl the building is no longer owned by AT&T, yet Corporate Real Estate will not confirm nor deny.
Say goodbye to American Telephone & Telegraph. Get used to phone service provided the All Tough & Texan way -- IT solutions and Call Center support by route of India and the Philippines.
a resident of Del Prado
on Jun 30, 2009 at 1:20 am
I finally put my foot down last week. While talking with customer service (off in some other far away country) I asked to speak with someone who I could actually understand. It was simply too tedious to continue and doggone it, I should be able to speak English and get decent service.
Regards these visas...our private industries are selling us out...right out the door. Not an ounce of protectionism going on in our country. Might be time to consider it, though, even if only to a small degree. Most other countries do.
How about an even playing field?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 6:54 am
I wish you xenophobes would learn to spell before posting an article summary with so many misspelled words in it. Isn't English your beloved language? This could be one of the reasons America is doomed - our educational system fails too many students.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 7:53 am
I certainly understand the frustration of American workers. But, stop and think for a moment about what Pleasanton has to do with the problem. A few of my friends in Ruby Hills pound their chest at their IPO $$$, and in the same breath are the ones who hire cheap labor to keep Wall Street happy. Then in another case I see kids who play video games, text, watch TV eat potato chips and drink soda all day every day. They barely touch their books much less do math and science. Students in foreign countries relish education, and as a result get the jobs. It's one thing to complain, but we are part of the problem.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 8:36 am
Elton - I work for Kaiser and I do know SOME (NOT the MAJORITY) of the docs are from other countries, HOWEVER, Kaiser doesn't just accept their diploma or credentials. The physicians from foreign medical schools have to go through testing, receive an ECFMG to even be considered to work, then apply for work. Any idea how long it takes to get a physician position within Kaiser? They are not paid any less than an American doctor. Please don't ASSUME.
Our system is broken as long as American companies are allowed to hire those with visas instead of our own without penalty. Don't blame the immigrant or "foreign worker" for wanting an opportunity at a better life. If you were in their position, you'd do the same. Go after the companies, and more so - the organizations who's job it is to outsource our jobs. Look around, there's plenty of those in our own backyard.
Regardless, America is far from being "doomed".
a resident of Pleasanton Heights
on Jun 30, 2009 at 8:44 am
So many kids are wasting away their time playing video games, texting, 'hanging out', etc. etc. Their so called "friends" are their lifeblood - nothing else matters. Jon -- Computer Science enrollment is not down because students "know these firms will hire foreign workers." Come on.....they are not enrolling in science classes because they are not interested and they are too lazy.
Look around next time you go to the public library, a science or art museum. You will see many Asian, Indian families, and others together enjoying these public places. And they are the ones checking out BOOKS at the library, not DVDs. Whether they are US citizens or not, they place a high value on education. People come here from all over the world for the educational opportunities. The system may be flawed, but the opportunities are here. Many parents just do not place enough emphasis on the value of education. Parents - it's not just the schools. YOU need to get involved with your kids.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 9:13 am
Great thoughts! I agree. We should apply stiff penalties to Companies who hire those with Visas.
I suggest they start with Amdocs, Accenture and IBM -- especially their consulting and/or staff augmentation arms.
a resident of Danbury Park
on Jun 30, 2009 at 12:07 pm
Posted by resident, a resident of the Another Pleasanton neighborhood neighborhood, 4 hours ago
I certainly understand the frustration of American workers. But, stop and think for a moment about what Pleasanton has to do with the problem. A few of my friends in Ruby Hills pound their chest at their IPO $$$, and in the same breath are the ones who hire cheap labor to keep Wall Street happy. Then in another case I see kids who play video games, text, watch TV eat potato chips and drink soda all day every day. They barely touch their books much less do math and science. Students in foreign countries relish education, and as a result get the jobs. It's one thing to complain, but we are part of the problem.
I agree with your assessment here. Many affluent communities produce children who are spoiled and have an entitlement mentality. Also, studies have showed that with the heavy influence of the pop culture, ie: RAP culture, White Males are flunking out of school and not attending college in near the numbers of the past. Females and foreigners are taking studies way more seriously it appears.
Just look at and listen to the pre tee and teenagers around town.
They dress like thugs and talk like thugs. My daughter is dating age and she says that almost all of her girlfriends have cars and the boys don't. Almost all of her girl fiends have jobs and the boys don't. Almost all of her girlfriends pay for everything on dates, boys don't. She is well socialized both in this as well as other communities and she says this is the norm.
I have heard even the pre teen boys calling the girls Bit$%es and Ho's and talking like little black thugs. It's in and that the teen scene!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 1:13 pm
To Don:
"I have heard even the pre teen boys calling the girls Bit$%es and Ho's and talking like little black thugs." Choose your words wisely!!! While I get your point of lack of respect, etc., please do not insinuate that just because these white kids are talking & acting ignorant, they're imitating "black" thugs. Please don't go there. You started out correct in just talking about "Thugs"; Thugs come in all ethnicities (including white), not just one.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 2:08 pm
My DH is an EE and works for a company that is a succeeding tech company.
He is literally the only white person (not just male) as far as the eye can see of cubicles and offices at his company. He enjoys his coworkers, but it is difficult managing all the different languages and cultures at times.
I grew up in the literal heart of Silicon Valley and saw the massive influx of all Asians as I went to school. I had many friends that were first gen American, but a lot of kids were here as immigrants also. My friend Amy was a boat person who was rescued off the coast of Australia and came here with her family. She struggled in school, with the language but eventually became a business owner! I'm so proud of all the "Amy's" out there from the first to the most recent immigrant to America.
I applaud those that come here to strive for the same things we all want, but what I don't understand is a government that is giving away what we have to those outside of our country. Those who are here need to be employed and then what is left should be opened to the best and the brightest.
In Germany for instance, they have limits on how many foreigners are allowed per company. Even their company sports teams limit how many Americans can be on a team (one)!
Most that come here seeking a better way of life, do so because they work their tail to get here.
My husband is one of those seemingly "rare" white males, according to posters here, that is highly educated, very driven, and very dedicated to his profession.
I wish we had more work friends that we had in common with socially but, he also really likes his friends from work of all nationalities since they have the same character traits as himself. That's what counts.
The great thing about America is that it allows everyone to succeed. The only reason a "white" person may not do as well is his own personal work ethic. The jobs are there - only the face of the American worker is changing. There is nothing wrong with that - just the speed and who is being left behind by the government, not those who don't earn it.
a resident of Livermore
on Jun 30, 2009 at 2:24 pm
This country is successful because of the labor of people from foreign countries. We are after all a country of "immigrants". Thousand of American business have made their fortune upon the back of foreign labor. It's my impression that the foreign employees are equally qualified and they are also hard workers.
I am very proud of immigrants making America a great country. Lets stay that way!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 2:59 pm
Don: "Many affluent communities produce children who are spoiled and have an entitlement mentality" + "black thug"
Don may have used one word out of context. But the concept of what he is saying is correct. Our children are spoiled and in turn are spoiling the future of America. I embrace the concept of a global community, but I only hope the rich Pleasanton residence understand that their over the top nurturing of their children may have a heavy associated cost.
a resident of Carriage Gardens
on Jun 30, 2009 at 4:28 pm
The only reason I used the word BLACK is because it Hip Hop and the RAP culture I refer to is a BLACK deal. Watch the Grammies and look who is on MTV!
BTW- I have NO problem with BLACK people. MOST BLACK parents I know are equally upset about the BLACK rap "culture" as well. Listen to the lyrics! What a shame our young kids are embracing this.
The rappers just happen to be predominantly BLACK!
a resident of Birdland
on Jun 30, 2009 at 5:23 pm
In 2002 1/3 of my company was laid off. I was one of them but kept on as a contractor to finish the infrastructure for which I wrote a business plan, had it approved and then proceeded coordinating the various depts to tier the product in terms of features (and costs). I also trained 2 H-1 visas to take over and how the new features would fit. I was the last US citizen to leave the engineering dept. There were no green cards left either. In theory, H1 visas are to be hired if they can't find the skill set in the US workforce. I had the skills and would have even taken a cut in pay to stay employed. My manager at that firm was also H1 visa. He told me he would have to go home and take a $22K pay cut. I told him I had no other home to return to. It took 6 months - 4 on paper - to land my next job and it was a 22K pay cut.
I have encouraged my children to stay away from software; encouraged them to pursue careers needing face-to-face or areas which will benefit their original country. I have cancelled a credit card because it is outsourced and the people have no idea about California and its laws. Now my family has green cards and citizens, but I still think jobs should go there first.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 5:34 pm
Don't stress over it - people understood you, even if the p-c police didn't want to.
My sister in law married a black guy (she's not black and wasn't raised anywhere near a city or an area that was a more predominant black area). As we have chided her, in front of her husband, she is more "black" than her husband now because of how she has adapted her behavior. It was silly how she behaved. She is finally acting like herself again. I won't go into details, but we know it when we see it.
It just is different cultural behavior. In fact, in the black community, black kids that want to do well in school are referred to as "acting white". It goes both ways.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 30, 2009 at 5:35 pm
Sorry Don,
I meant to write to Don, not refer to myself as Don...my error.
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 1, 2009 at 4:46 pm
mary...I have the impression that you little world is caving in. Is English the only language that you speak and understand? sad...
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 1, 2009 at 4:47 pm
Correction: your
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jul 1, 2009 at 5:09 pm
Cholo, how lame can you be?
Mary called an American based company. She should be able to expect to speak with a customer service rep that she can understand.
In your scary and dark place of a brain, you believe Mary needs to speak another language? Isn't the dialect of the foreigner the issue and their inability to speak English correctly? Shouldn't they need to be more polished or is it always the American that is wrong regardless of issue. Your a caucasian hater.
Your pathetic expression of "logic" (oxymoron here...heavy emphasis on the moron in respect to you), you blame Mary for what? Got it!
Thanks, Cholo, once again for your demonstration of a complete lack of morality and values.
a resident of Livermore
on Jul 1, 2009 at 11:29 pm
Not so fast, I was referring to the Lower Case mary. There are 2 - mary & Mary!
I know mary and she is VERY HARD OF HEARING, stubborn, and will not even consider getting a hearing aid.
I have no comments about Capital Mary.
Correction: Please change Your to You're...thank you very much Cholo!
You're welcome. Incidentally, where do your born...hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...
I really do believe that it's sad when "educated" citizens only speak and understand one language....very very sad indeed!
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Benson Henderson: $200,000 (includes $100,000 win bonus)
def. Gilbert Melendez: $175,000
Daniel Cormier: $126,000 (includes $63,000 win bonus)
def. Frank Mir: $200,000
Josh Thomson: $95,000 (includes $10,000 win bonus)
def. Nate Diaz: $15,000
Matt Brown: $60,000 (includes $30,000 win bonus)
def. Jordan Mein: $16,000
Chad Mendes: $56,000 (includes $28,000 win bonus)
def. Darren Elkins: $24,000
Francis Carmont: $38,000 (includes $19,000 win bonus)
def. Lorenz Larkin: $23,000
Myles Jury: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus)
def. Ramsey Nijem: $14,000
Joseph Benavidez: $66,000 (includes $33,000 win bonus)
def. Darren Uyenoyama: $12,000
T.J. Dillashaw: $28,000 (includes $14,000 win bonus)
def. Hugo Viana: $8,000
Jorge Masvidal: $60,000 (includes $30,000 win bonus)
def. Tim Means: $10,000
Anthony Njorkuani: $36,000 (includes $18,000 win bonus)
def. Roger Bowling: $12,000
Yoel Romero: $20,000 (includes $10,000 win bonus)
def. Clifford Starks: $8,000
Wow, Nate just fought for the title not to long ago and is only making $15k? I know it's been discussed before but the pay scale in the UFC is seriously horrible. AND this was a fox card.
Yeah that has to be a typo
Benson Henderson: $78,000 (includes $39,000 win bonus) def. Nate Diaz: $50,000
Nate Diaz: $74,000 (includes $37,000 win bonus) def. Donald Cerrone: $30,000
Dong Hyun Kim: $70,000 ($35,000 win bonus) def. Nate Diaz: $33,000
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The one I found shocking was Thompson. Good for you Josh though the guy was highly underrated but can't believe he is pulling that kind of coin
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Frank Mir 200k
Benson Henderson 200k
Gilbert Melendez 175k
Josh Thompson 145k
Daniel Cormier 126k
Matt Brown 110k
Yoel Romero 70k
Jordan Mein 66k
Joseph Benevidez 66k
Jorge Masvidel 60k
Interesting to point out of the top ten payouts, 6 were Strikeforce guys, two were WEC guys, one's an TUF alum and the highest paid guy is a UFC guy but also likely to get cut this year because he keeps having terrible fights.
I can see why Cesar Gracie got canned as Nate's manager... only $15k guaranteed?! Where is the rest of it?
Glad to see the Strikeforce guys aren't getting completely shafted.
Frank Mir better watch out for the pay cut police.
Was strikeforce actually making any money before the UFC took it over or was it running at a loss?
Some serious contracts they had going on across their roster.
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The W20 Livery Package mixes elements of the XTS Platinum Edition with special available features and is offered exclusively to livery companies through Cadillac's Professional Vehicles program.
Among other upgrades, the XTS W20 gains 19-inch wheels, LED-illuminated exterior door handles, rear vision camera, and micro-fiber suede headliner, while an available rear seat comfort package adds heated seats, window sunshades and a power inverter to charge mobile devices.
"XTS represents a new approach to luxury, centered on advanced technology and design," said Don Butler, vice president of Cadillac marketing. "This same approach extends to Professional Vehicles, where we are bringing a new formula to the livery customer. Every experience in a Cadillac, front seat or rear seat, meets a higher standard for luxury, performance and technology."
According to Cadillac, one out of 10 XTS models is built for livery and luxury fleet buyers, with Carey International, claimed to be the world's largest livery company, being one of the first to sign up, purchasing 150 new Cadillac XTS W20 Professional Services Sedans.
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How to Stitch Up a Felt Needle Bookcomments (10) September 18th, 2014
If you are anything like me, you have dozens of half-empty needle packs lying around in your sewing stash. I open them, I lose them, and then I go out and buy another one, just in time to find the old one. So I am making this felt needle book for both of us, me and you. Because I'm sure there are some other people out there who need to keep their needles organized, too!
What you'll need:
- Wool felt in several colors
- Rotary cutter, mat, and ruler
- Fabric scissors
- Two buttons
- Sewing machine (If you don't have a sewing machine, you can handsew these pieces)
- Needle and thread
1. Using a rotary cutter, ruler, and mat, cut a 5 x 8-inch piece of wool felt for the needle book cover. Cut two 4-1/2 x 7-inch pieces (or three if you have lots of needles!) of felt for the pages of the book. Cut a 1 x 2-1/2-inch piece of felt for the closure. Round one end of the closure with scissors.
2. Fold the cover in half and press. Sew a button on the front cover of the book, halfway up the side of the cover.
3. Open the cover and center the felt pages on the cover. Pin and fold in half again. Finger-press the fold. Open the book again and sew down the fold through the pages and cover.
4. Sew the closure to the back outside of the cover, overlapping 1 inch of the closure on to the back cover. Topstitch around the closure. Cut a slit close to the end of the closure for a buttonhole.
After you make this project, show off your work to other members!
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Pinning and sharing.
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Im so like you, really!
My sewing box is full of empty neddle bags!
and i love the idea of the book
im going to make it
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With a bit of adapting my best friends daughter asked that I make her hardbound paper journal in to a nice wool felt covelet like shown above with the exception of brighter colors for a teenager. She loved it.
You can make it be whatever you want, it was nice for someone to record this wonderful idea but don't let it stop you from adding that creative flare. No person who shows their creation can not be more pleased to see how you all adapt or overcome and idea when one is found. Thank you.
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Tony Pulis today denied he has fallen out with Crystal Palace co-owner Steve Parish and rubbished claims Alan Pardew could take over at Selhurst Park this summer.
Reports have suggested that Pulis and Parish are ready to part ways following disagreements over transfer policy and pre-season plans for next season.
Parish is said to be keen on taking Palace abroad in the summer, while Pulis is more interested in a schedule that suits his preparations for the new campaign.
The issue was reported to be causing considerable strain on the pair's relationship but Pulis today denied they had fallen out. Pulis met Parish in London yesterday and the Palace manager says they have not even spoken about pre-season plans.
"We do not even know what league we will be in next season," said Pulis. "So from that point of view, it is nonsense. The Championship season starts a few weeks before the Premier League season starts, so how can you prepare for pre-season when do not even know when you are starting pre-season?
"I did not actually read the article but Steve rang me. To say that we have fallen out over pre-season… anyone in football with any sense, will realise that it is nonsense."
It has been suggested Newcastle manager Pardew would be a candidate to succeed Pulis if he left at the end of the season. Pardew, who played 130 games for Palace as a player, was linked with the managerial vacancy at Selhurst Park before Pulis replaced Ian Holloway in November.
Pardew still has six years remaining on his contract at Newcastle and is serving a seven-game ban for his headbutt on Hull's David Meyler.
On suggestions that Pardew could take over at Palace this summer, Pulis said: "That is really disrespectful to Newcastle. Alan is the manager of Newcastle Football Club and has a number of years remaining on his contract."
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Fashion editor Karen Dacre delivers her verdict on football manager style
1/10 Tony Pulis
Stoke's former boss enjoys a double life as a Brooklyn hipsterite. What other explanation can there be for his understanding of this season's 'normcore' trend. Of course, you could argue that the Welsh gaffer pioneered this remarkably unremarkable movement in fashion - his signature baseball caps (he has 3) have certainly been around the block a few times. Advice: A polo-neck a la Larry David is all that's missing from this look. 4/5
2/10 Jose Mourinho
José Mourinho Where the style stakes are concerned, the chosen one's puffa-jacket is undoubtedly more mid-table than title contender. But despite his insistence on dressing like a Japanese tourist, Mourinho is still the capital's best-dressed man in charge. Best of a bad bunch, I say. With AVB out of the picture, what we'd really like to see a return to the slim-cut Italian suits and overcoats that defined Mourinho's first leg at the club. Advice: Avoid JJB Sports and head for Savile Row. You can afford it. 4/5
3/10 Tim Sherwood
Of all of Sherwood's problems, his tied-to-the-Nineties body-warmer is clearly weighing heaviest. And little wonder: With the ghost of the eternally resplendent AVB lurking in the dug-out, any sartorial voyeur would feel intimidated, not least, one who seems set on dressing like an oversized toddler on paddle-boat. Advice: Don't throw the toys out Tim, just ditch the life-vest. 2/5
4/10 Arsene Wenger
In the great Premiership puffa-parade Arsenal's resident camping enthusiast has gone all out for the top spot this season with a coat choice that is positively gargantuan. It's just shame he can't work out how to do it up. Bless. Advice: If at first you don't succeed cut your losses and invest in some Velcro. 2/5
5/10 Manuel Pellegrini
If I'd known you were dropping by I'd have dressed up a little" whispered a red-faced Pellegrini as 55,000 City fans piled through the front door last weekend. Of course he was at the Etihad, not the Trafford Centre where the hoodie will never go out of style. Advice: Always be prepared. 3/5
6/10 David Moyes
Poor old David Moyes can't sleep for thinking about United, so why have the team's logo imprinted upon his chest? Some call it sadism, I call it a vision of a man who's too tired to shove on anything else. Advice: Wear more white – they say it works wonders for tired complexions. 2/5
7/10 Pep Guardiola
Bayern's boss is football's greatest exception, namely because he's figured out that the secret to seamless touchline style requires managers get dressed in front of a mirror. For this very reason, Pep's on-the-ball look includes crisp white shirts, perfectly-tied ties and beautifully cut blazers. On special occasions, he even sports a rolled-up jean. Fancy. Advice: Wear a McQueen suit in the dug-out and we'll love you forever. 5/5
8/10 Brendan Rodgers
The only way is Anfield. At least it is if your Brendan Rodgers who combines a love for Essex style with a passion for the beautiful game this season. With Joey Essex as his greatest inspiration, Liverpool's finest is as smitten with his Barbour-style jacket as he is his fake-tan. It's not 'reem' at all. Advice: You can be too orange. 1/5
9/10 Sam Allardyce
Everyone's favourite East End club bouncer is something of stalwart when it comes to his sartorial choices. His big charcoal-grey suit only comes off when his other big charcoal-grey suit is in the wash, or of course, on really breezy days when his doorman's jacket gets a run around Upton Park. Big Sam's not much cop at tying ties either. Advice: Dare to dabble with navy. 3/5
10/10 Felix Magath
There's something sort of brilliant about the Fulham frontman's choice of eyewear, specifically that his round-framed specs look a bit more down-with-the-kids-in-Dalston than they do appropriate relegation battle attire. But even if his team take home a 5 nil win against City on Saturday, it's difficult to imagine that a man who resembles a dishevelled version of Penfold could be worthy of hero worship. I'm sure the Cottagers would disagree. Advice: Should have gone to Specsavers. 3½/5
Palace will again be without top scorer Marouane Chamakh for Saturday's trip to Newcastle after the forward failed to recover from a hamstring injury. Dwight Gayle is a doubt for the trip to St James' Park after suffering an ankle problem in training.
Palace are just three points above the relegation zone and Pulis said: "Everybody understands where we are and that every game is a big game for us.
"We can't get ahead of ourselves. The players have performed consistently well over a period of time and we have got to continue that. What we have got to do is be a bit more ruthless in front of goal when we get chances.
"The great thing with Crystal Palace is that the expectations are not as great as some of the other clubs who have been in the Premier League for a long time. Everyone has marked us down as favourites to get relegated and finish bottom of the table, so the expectations are not as great as others."
Pulis has hit back at Adam Johnson after the Sunderland winger criticised Palace for their defensive tactics in last week's 0-0 draw at the Stadium of Light. Johnson claimed Palace "did not have any intention of trying to win" .
But Pulis said: "I've watched Sunderland go away and put 10 men behind the ball and I do not think he was very critical of his own side then."
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I have tested the glow plugs they were .8 ohms, so I think tells me they are good. Voltage to them confuses me. I see battery voltage but it did not drop after a few seconds. The check engine light has been on since I purchased the jeep, autozone said it was the maf sensor. Cleared by there code reader, key on it came right back not even stated and said maf, ok I"ll live with that. Now we are cold here 20 *f it won't start if allowed to get cold, plugged and a battery charger on it in it takes several tries. Any other ideas other than the glow control module? Right now it is stuck at my work.
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Welcome to the garage.
Not that much experience on diesel engines, but some googling learned that a faulty MAF sensor can cause hard start problems. Since this code is there, i would start by replacing the MAF sensor first.
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and causes hard start
this is very common a a 2.7 crd im not to sure about the 3.0 crd engine weather they suffer the same problem
with injector failure
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Take the MAF out and get some Electrical grade or pure Alcohol (not rubbing) place it in a zip-lock bag and shake. I do this every couple of years on all my turbo cars as the MAF can get clogged with oïl blow-back. Saved my $$$$ on two cars and if it does not work it will just cost you $15.00 or so in Alcohol.
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Suggest you invest in an OBD code reader, something like one of the Innova models. Trying to troubleshoot it without a code reader is going to be time intensive and frustrating, especially in the cold when it won't start reliably.
There is more than 1 OBD code for the MAF sensor, one for open in the wiring, one for shorted wiring, and likely a couple for out of range/performance of the MAF sensor itself. Without knowing which one, it's a crap shoot to troubleshoot online.
Once you can pull all of the codes at your convenience, you can then share the exact P numbers and start from there.
Good luck.
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On Saturday, an article was published on JaysJournal by Ryan Mueller that talked about how the Blue Jays have been more aggressive with their minor league promotions this season, and came to the conclusion that there has been a shift in the philosophy change of the organization. Although the article was very well written, I tend to disagree with that conclusion.
Mueller states the following as the reason why Alex Anthopoulous and Co. have been so aggressive with the players this season:
I believe something WAS indeed said to Alex during trade talks that's caused him to aggressively promote some of the Jays higher ceiling pitchers since.
Why would we assume that is the truth, when there are much clearer reasons as to why the prospects were promoted?
Let's take a closer look at the players that Mueller wrote about, and see why it isn't necessarily an organizational change, but rather, the circumstances of the team and the player that have called for these promotions.
Marcus Stroman
Coming into 2014, Marcus Stroman was fighting for a spot in the Blue Jays rotation and likely would have gotten it if the Blue Jays could not have retained his services for an extra year by just holding him down until the end of April. Once enough time had passed this season that would allow Stroman to be a Blue Jays for close to 7 years, and not 6, the Blue Jays called him up right away. That isn't fast moving. He was ready before the season, and was moved from AAA to the majors once the time was right. He's shown that it was a smart move as he has been very fun to watch, and if you were going to bet on the Jays to win any one game, a Stroman start would give you your best chance. No philosophy change there. The team has been doing that since its inception in 1977.
Aaron Sanchez
After impressing in Montreal before the season started, Sanchez went down to AA, where he remained for over two months, until he was called up to AAA. This wasn't a case of wanting to showcase him, or prove that he is closer to the big leagues than he was thought to be, but rather the Blue Jays wanted to groom him for a role in their bullpen later on in the season, and wanted to see if he could get AAA hitters out. He was able to, but more importantly, his stuff played extremely well out of the bullpen in his two Buffalo appearances (even though his numbers didn't say so), and he made his MLB debut on July 23rd. For Sanchez, it was never about impressing other GM's. He had two major league ready pitches already in Spring Training, and in order to succeed out of the bullpen in the majors, that's all one needs. He was not rushed either. For what this team needed, which was a late inning bullpen arm, he was ready, and so he was called up.
Daniel Norris
Similarly to Sanchez, as a reliever, Daniel Norris is ready to pitch in the major leagues. That is why he has been rushed. He can help out this team in its quest for the playoffs, so he'll be doing that in a couple of weeks when the rosters expand. Baseball Prospectus grades his fastball at a 60 right now, and his slider at a 55, both above average major league ready pitches. With two plus pitches, he can be very dominant, as shown by his 13K start for Buffalo this past week. However, in AAA, you can get by as a starter with only two pitches that grade as above average, and that is what Norris is doing. His other two pitches, a curveball and a change up, both grade as 45's right now, so there is no reason to think he would be able to succeed as a starter if he'd have to rely on one or both of those pitches that are clearly not ready for the show. Once again, Norris' hasty past this season has more to do with the position the Toronto Blue Jays themselves are in, competing for a playoff spot, than it has to do with any sort of organization philosophy.
Taylor Cole
After dominating the FSL (143 K's in 114 IP), Cole was the obvious choice to be called up to New Hampshire when the Fisher Cats needed pitchers. In early August, this was just the case, and Cole, long thought to be a non-prospect, was given his shot to get AA hitters out. He failed drastically, giving up 10 earned runs in 2 starts, and was sent back down to Dunedin last week. That isn't an organizational philosophy, that's just realizing that the FSL is a pitchers league, and for a 24 year old to have success in it isn't so crazy. Too see what they really had in Cole, the Blue Jays needed to test him a little. He failed the test, and is right back where he started.
Jeremy Gabryszewski
Jeremy started the season with Lansing, was promoted to Dunedin after enjoying modest success to replace the aforementioned Cole, and as soon as Cole was brought back down to Dunedin, he also went back to Lansing. This is the life of organizational filler. Again, no philosophy. But every team needs 5 starters, so Gabryszewski was brought up to replace Cole.
Roberto Osuna
Osuna hasn't actually played at more than one level this year in actual competition, but since Mueller mentioned him, I thought I'd comment on him as well. He pitched one inning for the GCL team as a rehab assignment, and since then has been pitching for the Dunedin Blue Jays. Hard to use him as an example for an article about prospects moving more to more than one level, when he didn't actually do that…
Miguel Castro
Of all the pitchers mentioned in Mueller's article, Castro is really the only one who doesn't have a reason as to why he was promoted (aside from dominating his league, which, in the old "philosophy", wouldn't have gotten him promoted). He has stayed in Lansing even after struggling and Gabryszewski returning, so this was an actual talent promotion.
Has there been a change in philosophy? No, I don't think so. The Blue Jays, for the first time in Anthopoulos' tenure are in a position where the goal is winning at the big league level, so if the opportunity is there for players like Stroman, Sanchez, and Norris to help the big club, they have and will do it. I don't think that's a philosophy, it just makes sense that you use your best pitchers in the major leagues when you're trying to make the playoffs. As for the other promotions, they all had logical reasons behind them. Yes, as Mueller points out, pitchers at the higher levels have more value, but I don't think that was the reason behind any of these moves. As for this statement from Mueller…
Alex moves all these guys up and fills the upper minors to show fans and management that he has accomplished everything he said he would. He made the team competitive and restocked the minors with high ceiling arms.
I really hope Anthopoulos isn't messing with the development of prospects just to save grace with the fans and ownership. Ownership isn't that stupid, and he shouldn't be basing his moves off of what the fans think (Yes, I did just watch Moneyball).
Good in theory, just not so practical.


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The Big Brother results tonight (August 14, 2014) will cause an eviction, check out the spoilers below to see who will be voted out.
Tonight will also produce a new Head of Household as Christine's weekly reign comes to a close, who will hold that important power for next week's competetion?
This week's competition resulted in two of the houseguests being put up as nominated for eviction and the PoV was used this week.
Zach used his Power of the Veto he had earned to save himself earlier this week as he was nominated for eviction and that means the ZachAttack will survive at least one more week on Big Brother.
In his place, Christine turned her back on Nicole and nominated her for eviction during last night's show.
That means Nicole and Donny will be the two houseguests who are nominated for eviction tonight and one will go home.
Donny is convinced he is the one who will be dumped, will he correctly predict his own eviction from the Big Brother?
After being announced as the replacement nominee last night, a tearful Nicole seemed fairly despondent, even crying at one point and saying she wasn't thrilled with being around any of the remaining players in the Big Brother house.
One will be eliminated tonight and a new Head of Household will likely be named, check bellow for the live updates.
Tonight's results…
Updated as Julie Chen lets the Big Brother fans know the vote.
During tonight's show it is revealed that Christine, Caleb and Frankie get to leave the house for a day to attend an NFL pre-season training camp with the Dallas Cowboys for winning the Battle of the Block.
The Vote to Evict...
Caleb votes to evict...Nicole
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Nicole is evicted 6-0.
Derrick and Frankie win the Head of Household this week.
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