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Harriers were left to rue a missed penalty as they were held on home soil for the first time in this League season as they and Tamworth played out a goalless draw at Aggborough on Tuesday.
Mark Yates had urged his side to make amends for the weekend defeat to Wimbledon with a better showing in this home encounter and certainly his charges looked livelier early on, though they were left to rue some sloppy use of the ball as Tamworth stole possession on the half way line on 13 minutes, a ball from out-wide finding Neil MacKenzie who drove one from 20 yards that flew past Dean Coleman's upright.
On 20 minutes a combo of ex-Harriers broke through the home back-line, Simon Russell linking up with Simon Brown, the latter having all eternity to get his ball into the box that Jake Sheridan took down well before firing off target.
Two minutes after the half hour mark Brown should really have put the Lambs ahead, a neat move from the men in blue saw Bradley Pritchard square in the box for the ex-West Brom winger who somehow managed to side-foot wide from six yards.
A couple of minutes later Harriers had a golden chance to score and perhaps against the run of play - charging on a lose ball, Ryan Charles was fouled in the area, the referee pointing to the spot to award a penalty. Up stepped skipper Chris McPhee, who drove a firm penalty to the goalkeeper's left. Danny Alcock was equal to it, though, and dealt Harriers a huge blow by diving well to get a good hand to it.
From the resultant corner there was another huge chance for the hosts - neither could get decisive contact on it as it went from head to head in the six yard box; eventually the bustling Damian Spencer got on the end of it, but powered it over from close-range.
Harriers went within inches of going behind with the second half just three minutes old - lines weren't cleared and a good ball came in which Nick Wright headed superbly and centrally though just a hair over Coleman's upright.
A minute after the hour Yates replaced McDermott with Knights and within four minutes the forward almost made an instant impact, a driving effort from fully 30 yards looked to be heading for the top of the net before Alcock pulled off a fine save to tip it over.
On 67 it was Coleman in action as he was down well to hold a good effort from Sheridan, neither side really able to establish a sustained foothold on the game.
Some ten minutes some great vision from substitute Nathan Hayward etched out Harriers an opportunity - a superbly lofted ball out-wide played in Duane Courtney whose first-time volley was held well by Alcock, who was holding the ball once more moments later as Charles went close.
A moment of real pace and power almost stole Harriers ahead four minutes from time, he outstripped his man and worked his way into the box and drove a ball across the face of goal that was just dying to be hit but there was no one rushing in to take the gamble.
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Deposit more or keep grinding?
So, after a few casual years of being a poker player (losing), I decided to take it up properly, so several books down and too numerous forum hours later, I would now consider myself a winning player, My BR is around 65$, and i play the 0.55c MTT tourneys (generally the cap ones (super soft) or sometimes a turbo if its undersubbed etc).
In the last couple of days I have played maybe 13 of these (will check the exact number on PT4 later), and have cashed in 5, winning 1 (for around 14$).
Now, i know i can not expect an ITM of 40%, and having played a few more, its down to around 25% ( played several more and only cashed one.)
My question is, from people who have built up their BR, do you think I should conmtinue as i am slowly grinding the 55c tourneys with a min cash of 57c, or deposit another 100$ and get myself rolled for the 1$ tourneys, so my winnings arent raped by the rake as much?
This is just MTT, I am capable at cash games (5NL mainly to avoid similar rake problems), but have been really focusing on tournament strategy recently, so thats why i play much more of these...
Any questions, please ask
P.S. This doesnt include shots i take at the 1$ tourneys (in which i have played 3, and cashed once, (for 3.3$)
Thats quite a grind my friend..........I wish I was that disciplined with my bankroll .......grinding that stake seems so tedious but if u are contented with ur profits then please continue.........making a deposit is not a guarantee that u'll win but u might just get the muscle room u need to take more chances for that big (ger) break...............Its up to u to decided if u r satisfied with ur gain so far..
Yeah, thats entirely my thinking... But i wondered if the rake is that much different? Or when it starts to get smaller... (percentage wise obviously).
Im guessing i will be playing with a generally similar field ( the 55c is so soft, but there are a few regs like me who just grind it), so moving up i will lose some regs, and gain some new ones, but also gain a few more people that just want to play 1$ MTTs i guess...
Well, I kind of feel you're getting frustrated playing for pennies because it's so slow at building your roll?
If you feel you can crush the games, then there is absolutely no reason you can't play the 50c's and move up pretty quickly, especially these cap games as they are very soft.
If I was you, I'd just continue. If you can beat the games you WILL move up it's pretty much impossible not to. If you keep losing you're probably making mistakes you're unaware off and at least then you can post some hands, lose the minimum and then progress from there. I played these exact games and even lower, I started with like $7.00 and played the 25c games and even 10c games, within a month I had a $500 roll and was playing $3 games, fast forward one year I'd moved up and up. I had to withdraw most of my winnings and hard to start over again multiple times but this was only 18 months ago or so and I've managed to do it every time around.
Also, don't focus on ITM %'s...for the most part this is irrelevant. You need to focus on the top 3 places to increase your ROI%. You could very well have a bigger iTM % than me, I've got no idea but I'd guess your ROI% isn't that great? That's just a guess but I'm basing that just on you saying about and focusing on ITM.
The games are super soft, as you know so moving up is even possible after 1-2weeks if the volume is good.
re: Poker & Deposit more or keep grinding?
What PB said, and volume is key with grinding your way out of the micros. Perhaps mixing in some sng's like the 25c or 50c 45mans etc will let you get in a higher volume and as said if you can beat the games then your br should start to grow.
Grinding for pennies obv sucks but gotta make those pennies so you can later turn them into dollars as you move up.
you may think i am silly, but i dont think you should ever deposit, why not play several hundred more mtts and see how it goes
13 games isnt really a sample size, play a couple hundred more and you should have a great feeling of where you are at - then if you are crushing it start taking shots
in the mean time, maybe figure out how you can take advantages of site promos, find the good freerolls, and play in the good forum games
Yeah, i should probably get on the cardschat freerolls... Forgot how to access them though hahah.
In the last 60-70 days ive played 92 tournaments, and cashed 14%, for around 42$. (if youre wondering why this doesnt add up, i misclick joined a 55$ tourney (4max late reg), and took a big hit.
Ill take a break for a few hours, but when i come back, ill try another 55c cap, and some of the SNGs you recommended.
@PokerBen, i guess what youre saying is, dont do the grinding out for a mincash (i dont), but go for the top 5 or bust, because the payout is so heavy?
Have you thought about making attempts to multitable? Even if you tried 2-tables instead of 1 for a while once comfortable with 2 add another. It will be difficult/near impossible to get any volume to grind up the stakes if only single or 2 tabling.
When we talk volume, this is from the point of probably running a min 9+ tables all the time and sometimes twice that.
Ive been working recently, so only managed 2-3 a night. But today for example, ive played 4 or 5, but im kinda ill, so only two tabling, and run into a few coolers..
In general higher cashes = lower roi%. I think if you look at the biggest winners of the stakes you play you might find you cash more than them but their roi is much more . This could be total guess work on my part in regards to you and I'm just basing my assumption on the context of your posts that's all so forgive me if I'm wrong.
I understand those unwilling to deposit, but there are couple of things about depositing that are worth mentioning . . .
Deposits are essential to the survival of a poker site. It's good that not all players are unwilling to deposit, or there would be no online poker at all. Poker is a zero sum game, as such it is necessary for every dollar taken in rake plus every dollar withdrawn to be replaced by new money (deposits) or the site will die.
Also, consider what your time is worth. If your goal is to make as much money at poker that you can, then making a small investment in yourself is a prudent start.
Ultimately you want to be playing the highest stakes you can beat, and maintain a bankroll sufficient to play those stakes. That combination will show growth in your bankroll, and you can then move up stakes when it is appropriate.
re: Poker & Deposit more or keep grinding?
I agree PokerBen, I generally go for the win rather than just a finish, but your point is still helpful, if im cashing and finishing 20/150, i should be just busting and getting less frequent, but higher finishes...
I know my middle game needs some work, so ill focus on improving that whilst i continue to grind a higher volume...
Is it gonna be ok with MODs if i turn this into a progression thread? Or should i start a new one?
Its certainly not an issue if you want to track your progress in this thread, although I'd suggest perhaps creating a new thread in the bbc forum: http://www.cardschat.com/f46/
That way you can track it as a challenge for yourself and others to follow along as well, can outline your goals what you play and make updates along the way.
I also agree on the points of volume. I've found that since I started playing well within my means I am multi tabling far more at a time because I'm not worried about each individual game. I used to have poor brm and every game I played I was so focused and so butthurt after losing. It's amazing how simple brm is of a concept, yet, at least for some, so hard to apply. But once you can apply it, it really makes the game more enjoyable, as those beats hurt less if at all.
Keep in mind that BRM is for those of us who are cheaper than hell, and either don't want to, or can't easily deposit. In any case involving Stars (FT, Party, etc), we in the US can not deposit, and those sites that do serve the US are often very difficult as far as depositing goes. So we are left forcing ourselves to practice pretty tight BRM. In your case, you tell us you have the micro micro's figured out, and depositing is not much of a thing for you. Lucky you.
It is time for you to shit or get off the pot.
Being tight BRM is great practice though for when you have thousands if not more.... You will make better decisions with your money and unlikely to lose a huge brm because you'll have gotten yourself into great habbits with a very small BR
You just have to treat whatever amount you got the same... and keep within the limits of your game.
Hmmm but really the question is if your crushing this level??? Why not enjoy the ride and keep doing so because eventually you'll outgrow the buy-in games your playing now. If your winning a couple games now perhaps your just on a heater and want to justify pretending your something your not at this stage?
Just keep it together keep playing solid and don't do anything stupid... If your gaining winnings just keep going grinding away because if you lack the discipline now to get off your game you will fail when you have tougher decisions later down the track.
So grind away and slide up slowly.
If your going up 5 dollars a month... if you hit a good month with more use that extra money to take a stab at a bigger tournament? Make sure the difference to ur profits already though but only if your consistently winning
Add 75 dollars to your bankroll and play the 1 dollar tourneys for a month. If you have a nice score in that time and feel like taking a shot at some 5 dollar tourneys that is reasonable. Eventually the grind of playing micros will wear you out physically or you just won't play your A game as often over time - moving up gradually and maybe you will hit a big score or your consistent cashes will add up - Best of luck whichever way you go!
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I'd say that if you are multitabling the micros and winning consistently, and you are at the point where the cash infusion from a top 3 finish doesn't even excite you too much anymore....that is a sign that you are ready to move up in stakes.
You don't have to actually deposit to move up in stakes either. Just understand that you have a higher risk of ruin but it sounds like your skills are there to grind the $1 tourneys. (I find the $1 tourneys to be super soft by the way)
Maybe start by running two $0.55 tourneys and one $1 at a time...sort of "easing into" the higher stakes.
Your bankroll is actually just all the money you are willing to devote to poker, not how much you have deposited on a site.
My actual "bankroll" is about 15x higher than what I have deposited on any single site.
Edit to add: Oh and playing in the CC freerolls is a NO BRAINER!! Not only will it give you a sense of what it is like to play the higher stakes (I think our CC freerolls "feel" like roughly a $5 tourney based on the skill of the players") But you quite literally have nothing to lose. usually there are around 80 players that enter a $200 freeroll meaning the "value" of each seat is over $2.00. That is money you're just leaving on the table....
My 'effective' BR is now at 95$, and so i will not three table two 55c and a 1$ one and see how it goes... Will start a new challenge thread somehwere else i guess
You can all see the challenge thread i created here:
Thanks for all the advice
It is quite hard to build a decent bankroll playing $55c tournament. I think you should invest more money and move up to at least $3-5, where the game is still beatable. You will need a 100BI bankroll or $300-500. Good luck at the tables.
With a BR of $65 I think you are making the right choice when you play $0,55 tournaments. It had happens to me too. When I have a BR like yours I only play regular turbo tournaments of $0,11, $0,27 and $0,55 (in Pokerstars). When I have increased my BR over $100 I began to add to the tournaments the $0,82 ones. And so on and so on...
Nowadays my BR is over $400 and I play the tournaments that I mencioned before and also the $1,35 KO and the $2,20 Micro tournaments.
When I get a BR over $700 or $800, I will begin to play the $2,70 KO and the $5,50 tornaments.
We have to go step by step.
It's time to go ahead and make a nice 200 dollar deposit and begin to play 2-3.30s on Stars.....probably the 180s, if those still exist.
They are super beatable if you have shove fold down cold, and there is some decent competition there to practice against.
Just my 2 cents.
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Adrian fired a powerful effort from outside the box that was saved low by Alves, with Turan hitting the rebound on goal, but Alves was again there to stop the effort and prevent the visitors from more embarrassment.
But Atletico Madrid eventually grabbed goal number four on 77 minutes after a fine solo effort from Falcao. The former Porto man dribbled past Ruiz and Jeremy Mathieu at the corner of the box, before cutting inside and drilling the ball into the upper-right corner.
Yet Atletico were to be deflated due to the concession of a late goal. In injury time Ricardo Costa headed home a late cross inside the box in added time, and put a different complexion on the second leg next week.


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infection transmitted by insects, infects the eggs (like dingy)
cannot generate their own energy
fragile plasma membrane
short bacilli
gram negative but poorly stained
Best seen using Giemsa stain
Rocky mountain spotted fever, R. Rickettsii, infection through bites by dog or wood ticks, infects local endothelial cells and multiply, spreads to other parts through blood, Clinical presentation, incubation period 7 days, High grade fever after incubation, Macular rash appears first on the extremities, The rash quickly becomes petechial or hemorrhagic, may lead to death if untreated
Lousebourn typhus (epidemic typhus), caused by R. prowzekii - transmitted by human body louse, symptoms develop after 8 days, presents with high fever, chills, severe headache, and stupor, rash may occur and may not, May infect the CNS and may cause myocarditis, activation of latent disease cause mild symptoms (Brill-Zinsser disease)
Maurine typhus (endemic typhus), Caused by R. typhi, similar to epidemic typhus but symptoms are milder, rodents are the reservoir, infection transmitted to humans by rat fleas
other spotted fever, R. conori, R. seberica
skin biopsy
direct immunoflurescence test in tissue Bx
Detection of specific IgG and IgM antibodies by ELISA or indirect immunoflurescence assay
Doxycycline is the drug of choice including children
Azithromycin in pregnany women
infects endothelial cells
enter endothelial cells through endocytosis
elementary bodies are formed
multiply inside the endosome
migrate to cell wall and cause cell death releasing large number or organisms in the blood and lymphatic system
some are normal flora of the mouth and the genitourinary tract
lack cell wall peptidoglycan but is enclosed in trilaminar plasma membrane
the smallest bacteria (can pass through bacterial filters and can contaminate cell cultures)
facultative anaerobes from small fried egg colonies after 10 days if incubation
intracellular but can grow in artificial media and take long time
highly polymorphic in shape
gram negative but difficult to stain
M. pneumoniae, transmitted by droplets and cause reparatory tract infection, present as atypical pneumonia, but sometimes can cause bronchitis, otitis media and pharyngitis, cause more than 20% or pneumonia, attach themselves though the P1 protein to the host cell sialic acid rich glycolipids, up to 1 week incubation, clinical presentation, after incubation period the patient presents with atypical pneumonia with fever, productive cough, malaise, and chest auscultation, self limiting and recovery usually in 10 days, antibodies specific for membrane glycolipids and P1 protein cross react with I antigen on RBCs which known as cold agglutinin (because they react best with RBCs at low temperature, causing haemolytic anaemia), diagnosis, most common: serology, gram stain is not helpful, PCR is good, treatment, Doxycycline is drug of choice, Azithromycin is alternative
Genital mycoplasma, Ureaplasma urealyticum, urethritis in men, endometritis and vaginal discharge in women, M. hominis, causes postpartum fever and pelvic inflammatory disease, Treatment, tetracycline (NOT azithromycin)
Obligate intracellular bacteria
Obligate intracellular bacteria
infect epithelial cells only
grows in the cytoplasm forming inclusion bodies
Depends on target cells for ATP and NAD
Their cell wall is gram negative but lack peptidoglycan layer
14 serotypes, ABC, cause eye infection (trachoma) conjunctivitis, may lead to blindness, D-K, STDs, urethra, cervix, proctitis, salpingitis, endometritis, L1,L2,L3, Lymphogranuloma venereum (STD)
community acquired interstitial pneumonia
infect upper resp. tract: laryngitis and bronchitis
linked to atherosclerosis
Diagnosed with PCR, or antibody detection and direct immunofluorescent test
zoonotic disease caused by inhalation of organism from birds
starts by lower resp. infection and pneumonia
hepatospleenomegaly follows
diagnosis by culture, immunofluorescent test, and serology for specific antibodies
doxycycline and erythromycin


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The lady who owned the laundromat watched Charlie like a hawk as he put his clothes into the washing machine. He removed everything from the pockets of his dirty coat and then dragged off his reeking sweater and threw it on top. He even had a little bag of soap this time to add to the mix. She watched closely until he put his money into the machine and then her gaze slid elsewhere.
He turned the knob and pulled it to put the machine into action and grimaced as he saw the water spill on to his coat. Some part of him always winced when he did that, since he knew that coat had a tag that said it needed to be dry cleaned. He shook his head ruefully and chuckled to himself. A bum who hadn't washed his clothes in a month worrying about dry cleaning his jacket. Ridiculous!
He had showered this morning in the shelter, and found himself contemplating going naked when he really looked at the clothes he had to put against his newly cleaned skin. It was a little late to be fastidious, but today was a good one and he would make use of it.
The young doctor at the clinic had given him a pair of pills today and they had really taken the pain in his back down a few notches. He almost felt like a man again, then memory broke in on that thought and he grimaced. No he was not a man, but at least he felt something closer to human than he had in quite some time.
He looked over his notes. It had been some time since he had added to his quote collection. His notepad was well worn, but there were still some blank pages at the end. Maybe he would go to the library once he had changed clothes. He wanted to get out of what he had as soon as the clothes in the washer were clean. He flipped through the pages of what he had written and allowed himself a small smile at some of it. It occupied him until his wash was done, and then while shifting his load he felt a familiar throbbing coming on and frowned.
He started the dryer and tried to stretch some of the tight pain away while he could still move somewhat freely. It helped a little, but that small reminder of impending pain soured his mood and he found no more interest in his filthy little book of quotes. He threw it down on the little table with the other bits and ends from his pockets with a sigh.
He saw the laundromat lady watching again and sighed. Her dark eyes peered at him underneath her haggard array of curls with suspicion. How many times had he been in here over the years, and still she thought he would steal someone's clothes. He had been many things over the years, but never a thief, though perhaps his life might have turned out better if had been. He shook his head at that thought and noticed he was muttering to himself when he caught people looking at him strangely.
He grabbed a crumpled magazine from atop the table and perused the contents. He sensed the irony of a bum sitting there reading a fashion magazine, but he had nothing better to do and he did admire some of the beautiful women in their fancy dresses. It had been a very long time since he had touched a woman.
He smiled as images of Morag flashed in his brain. For some reason the smell of soap and cleanliness reminded him of her. He could remember her scent better than the hazy images of her face and body that were drifting through his brain. A sudden image of her lying in his hall with sightless eyes crashed on him and he gave a jerk.
He gained his feet in a rush and chucked the magazine back on to the table, where it slid slowly across before slipping on to the floor. His back flashed at the sudden movement, and his urge to pick up the mag diminished as he realized the pain was coming back like a tide. Good. He would pay that price for what he had allowed to happen.
As his thoughts turned more sour with the state of his back he found the timer on the dryer slowed to a crawl. He gritted his teeth as he waited for the cycle to end. Once it did he gingerly wrapped them all in his now clean coat and shuffled out of there.
It was a block to the shelter, where they would let him change, and then another few to the bus depot, where he could store the remainder of his clean clothes and the dirty ones he would keep in a bag to keep them separate.
Thirty minutes later he was making his way to the cafe with a warm tummy from the few swallows he had taken from the bottle next to his chest. He recognized a young lady as she walked past him. She had a yellow flower replacing the red one she had worn yesterday. He still noticed some things, even when in his bottle. She smiled warmly at him and he found himself smiling back.
A few steps past her the smile died on his face. He recognized one of the men in the pair that followed in her wake. They shoved past him as he stood there gaping. They did not even really notice him as they followed the young beauty down the sidewalk.
That one had aged too, but nearly so much as had Charlie. Age or not he would never forget that face, and he was not so addled that he did not recognize that look on his face. And they were following her. He stood there for a few seconds and watched them walk down the sidewalk away from him. It was none of his business, and he was only an old man now anyways. There wasn't anything he could do.
Still. Charlie was moving now in spite of his thoughts. Faster than he had moved in years. His back screamed at him, but he ignored it. He even straightened a bit as he gained speed. She disappeared from view, and he caught the look as those two smiled at one another. She was going to go in the back! What was she thinking? Hadn't she noticed them?!?
He knew there was a small dark parkade where the back entrance to her apartment was, she would never make the door before they caught up to her.
He caught up to them just as they turned into the alleyway. It seemed like someone else's hand had gripped the bottle in his coat and was now bringing it down upon the head of the one who he had recognized. It cracked against his head with a very unsatisfying clunk, though it did not shatter as Charlie expected.
With a cry the man dropped to his knees, but his companion struck like a snake and smashed Charlie down with a punch. The bottle did shatter then, as it hit the pavement. The one he had hit with the bottle got to his feet, and peered at him as he shouted curses. Then they started kicking Charlie covered himself as best as he could.
He tasted blood and knew pain with each kick, but he smiled in triumph. He had distracted them. He heard shouting and hoped someone would help him, but he knew better. He kept smiling until a well placed kick caught his temple and he went limp.


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it wouldn't!
the gale buffeted against her, sending her hair whipping and stinging into her eyes. her hands clawed at the rocky surface, her nails probing, searching desperately for a hold, any kind of hold. but no, she was slipping. farther and farther down, towards the gaping jaws of death, and far worse... Lord Horace. her gown, long ago shredded by the sharp uncaring ways of the eastern cliff, fluttered about her legs like so many sparrow wings. she kicked and struggled, fighting for ascent and sanity against this terrible wind....


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Asian stocks rose after China's new credit increased to a record in January boosting optimism the world's second-largest economy can maintain its growth momentum. MSCI Asia Pacific Index added 0.7%. Japanese Nikkei is up by 0.5%.
US dollar fell versus its main counterparts as traders weighed whether weaker US economic data will spur the Fed to consider a slower pace in tapering stimulus.
USD/JPY hit 101.38. Yen rose after Japan's economic growth unexpectedly slowed (0.3% vs. 0.8%) and demand for the national currency as safe haven increased. AUD/USD opened with a gap up at $0.9060 and touched a one-month high on positive news from China, but is now trading a bit on the downside as Australian new motor vehicle sales contracted by 3.5%. NZD/USD rose to $0.8390 before weakening by 20 pips. New Zealand's retail sales came lower than expected (1.2% vs. 1.7%)
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"I really felt comfortable there," he said.
"And I did not know the gym was that big and they had a nice crowd for the football game. I was somewhat surprised."
Jones spent two seasons at Alabama-Birmingham. He was ineligible his first season but played in 23 games last season for the Blazers. He averaged 11.2 minutes and 2.8 points per game with 1.5 assists per game and 1.2 rebounds.
"I was recruited there by Mike Davis," he said. "And I was going to leave after he left but I decided to stay around and see what Division I was like. I got to play a lot early but then the new coach started playing his players. I understand that. It is a business."
Jones, who is from Pulaski, Ill., found his way to Odessa because another coach (Carlos Wilson) from Christian Life is on the staff. In Illinois he attended Mound Meridian High School.
"I was first team All-State my sophomore and junior seasons," he said. "Then at Christian Life we were 39-1 and I was nominated for the McDonald's All-American game.
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He said since his commitment he has cancelled visits to Oklahoma State, South Florida and St. Mary's.
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If you could put JJ Watts mentality in Clowneys frame, that would be a beast. Only time will tell. Maybe JJ has advise for him and he listens... who knows.
Last edited by TheAnalyst; 06-23-2014 at 10:17 AM.
Spin that Webb young Davis
Im not saying there arent pitfalls with him especially with these injuries. Injuries will derail a player very fast especially if there are some motivation issues that might be there.
And I do feel like "the hit" got him hyped up more than he should of been.
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USD/CHF: buy target - 1.0200
By: Dmitriy Chernovolov
- USD/CHF reached buy target 1.0100
- Next buy target - 1.0200
USD/CHF continues to rise after the recent breakout of the resistance zone lying between the resistance levels 1.0000 and 1.0100 (which was set as the buy target in our previous forecast for this currency pair). This resistance zone was strengthened by the upper resistance trendline of the wide daily up channel from the start of May (as you can see below). The breakout of this resistance area accelerated the 5th impulse wave (v) of the C-wave of the intermediate ABC correction (B) from May.
USD/CHF is likely to rise further toward the next buy target at the next resistance level 1.0200. Buy stop-loss can be placed below the support level 1.0100.


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There is a universal link between us all, and that is our power to Believe!
In every book I've written, I try to be very careful not to preach. But since I'm in the position to reach so many people, I find myself writing underlying messages. They are there because I want the reader to feel not only entertained, but maybe that they've gained some precious gem of knowledge that my character has found in her path to gain love.
It seems to me if the reader is really glad they've spent the time with my story, they'll come away just a little happier. That the angel who I feel has guided me along this road will be satisfied with my efforts to get her word out there.
I feel so humble knowing that with the vast amount of competition from so many wonderful authors, there are those who have chosen to read my work. I guess I don't put much faith in muses in the ordinary sense, I've always known that writing is a job and it's hard work so therefore a writer just needs to get on with it. But I do believe in the power of positive thinking—especially if wings are attached to that energy. I guess I've always known I have a guardian Angel pushing me onwards.


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Pennsylvania Route 42
|Route information
|Maintained by PennDOT
|58.6 mi[1] (94.3 km)
|1928 – present
|Major junctions
|South end:
|PA 61 in Centralia
|I-80 / PA 44 in Buckhorn
|North end:
|US 220 in Laporte
|Columbia, Lycoming, Sullivan
|Highway system
Pennsylvania Route 42 (PA 42) is a 58.6-mile-long (94.3 km) state route located in central Pennsylvania. The southern terminus of the route is at Pennsylvania Route 61 in Centralia. The northern terminus is at U.S. Route 220 in Laporte. In Beech Glen, Sullivan County, it concurs with U.S. 220, loops through Eagles Mere and meets U.S. 220 farther north in Laporte at its northern terminus.
Until 1999, Pennsylvania Route 54 was also present at the southern terminus of PA 42.
Route description[edit]
Columbia County[edit]
PA 42 begins at an intersection with PA 61 in the near ghost town of Centralia in Columbia County, which has been largely abandoned because of a mine fire. From PA 61, the route heads north on two-lane undivided Locust Avenue. The road passes through abandoned areas of the town which have been overgrown with trees. The route turns east and crosses into Conyngham Township, becoming South Main Street and heading into forested areas. PA 42 becomes a four-lane road and heads to the northwest, passing through the residential community of Aristes, where it narrows back to two lanes. The road curves to the northeast and becomes Numidia Drive, heading into the Weiser State Forest and turning to the northwest as it crosses Big Mountain. The route turns west and northwest through more dense forests, passing to the east of Shamokin Reservoir. Continuing to the west-northwest, PA 42 enters Locust Township as it crosses Little Mountain, leaving the state forest and turning to the north. The road heads into open agricultural areas with some woods and residences. The route briefly turns northwest before heading north again and passing through the community of Numidia. PA 42 curves to the northwest as it heads through more rural areas, crossing the Roaring Creek and continuing into Catawissa Township. The road runs through a mix of farmland and woodland with some homes, gaining a second northbound lane. The route becomes a four-lane road in a wooded area before turning into a three-lane road with one northbound lane and two southbound lanes. PA 42 comes to an intersection with PA 487, at which point that route joins PA 42 for a concurrency, with the two routes heading north through more woodland as a two-lane road. The road crosses the Catawissa Creek into Catawissa and becomes Mill Street, heading northwest into residential areas. PA 42 splits from PA 487 by heading west-northwest on Main Street, heading through the commercial downtown of Catawissa. The road crosses Norfolk Southern's Sunbury Line before heading across the Susquehanna River, at which point the road becomes Rupert Drive and heads into Montour Township. Here, the route turns north and crosses the North Shore Railroad. PA 42 runs through wooded areas immediately to the west of the railroad tracks with the Susquehanna River a short distance to the east. The road turns north-northwest away from the railroad tracks and heads through the residential community of Rupert. The route passes through more woodland with some homes before reaching an interchange with US 11.[1][2]
At this point, PA 42 heads northeast concurrent with US 11 on four-lane divided Montour Boulevard, crossing the Fishing Creek into Bloomsburg. Immediately after, the route splits from US 11 at another interchange, heading northwest on four-lane divided Mall Boulevard and crossing the Fishing Creek back into Montour Township. The road heads near residential areas and narrows into a two-lane undivided road, crossing a stream into Hemlock Township. PA 42 heads through wooded areas with some nearby commercial development, turning to the north and passing near some farmland, widening back into a four-lane divided highway. The road enters commercial areas and comes to an interchange with I-80, intersecting the southern terminus of PA 44 at the north end of the interchange. The route passes more businesses, heading to the west of the Columbia Mall. PA 42 narrows into a two-lane undivided road and heads northeast through agricultural areas. The route turns north onto Millville Road and runs through wooded areas to the west of Little Fishing Creek. The road curves to the north-northwest and heads through more woodland with some farm fields and homes, continuing to the west of the creek. PA 42 heads back to the north and continues through more rural areas, crossing into Madison Township and turning to the west, becoming an unnamed road. The road turns back to the north and heads through farmland with some homes, crossing the Little Fishing Creek into Mount Pleasant Township. The route curves to the northwest and runs through more wooded areas with some farms and residences to the northeast of the creek, entering Greenwood Township and turning to the north, passing through the residential community of Eyers Grove. PA 42 continues through agricultural areas with some woods and homes, turning north-northwest and crossing into Millville. The road passes through more rural areas before becoming South State Street and running past homes. In the center of town, the route intersects PA 254 and becomes North State Street, heading through more residential areas. PA 42 passes a few businesses before turning north and heading back into Greenwood Township. Here, the road again runs along the east bank of the Little Fishing Creek as it becomes an unnamed and heads through rural areas of residential and commercial development, passing through Iola. The route heads north-northeast into a mix of farmland and woodland with some homes and intersects the eastern terminus of PA 442. PA 42 crosses the creek into Pine Township and heads north through Sereno, running through more farms and woods with occasional residences before heading into more forested areas. Farther north, the road passes through a mix of farmland and woodland with a few homes.[1][2]
Lycoming County[edit]
PA 42 enters Jordan Township in Lycoming County and continues through more agricultural and wooded areas with some residences. The road heads into more forested areas with a few homes, turning northwest and intersecting PA 118. The route curves back to the north and runs through more woodland with some farm fields and homes. PA 42 continues through agricultural areas and heads into Franklin Township, turning to the northwest and passing through more farmland and woodland with a few residences. The road heads through woods as it comes to a junction with the northern terminus of PA 239. The route continues west-northwest through more farms and woods with homes, passing through North Mountain. The road turns more to the northwest and briefly passes through a corner of Penn Township.[1][3]
Sullivan County[edit]
PA 42 heads into Davidson Township in Sullivan County, turning to the north and passing through wooded areas with some fields and homes. The road curves to the northwest as it heads through forests, turning to the west and coming to an intersection with US 220 in Beech Glen. At this point, the route turns north to form a concurrency with US 220 on the Appalachian Throughway, heading through a mix of farmland and woodland with a few residences. The road crosses the Muncy Creek and PA 42 splits from US 220 in Muncy Valley by heading northwest on an unnamed road. The route heads north through forested areas, crossing the Trout Run into Shrewsbury Township. The road heads northwest before turning to the north, continuing through dense forests. PA 42 heads through wooded areas with a few homes, curving more to the northeast and becoming Eagles Mere Avenue. The road turns to the east and enters Eagles Mere, passing through residential areas to the south of Eagles Mere Lake. The route heads back into Shrewsbury Township and becomes unnamed again, winding east through more dense forests. PA 42 heads into Laporte Township and turns to the northeast, passing to the west of Celestial Lake. The road turns to the east and continues through forested areas with some homes, heading into Laporte. Here, PA 42 becomes Main Street and passes homes with a few businesses before ending at another intersection with US 220.[1][4]
Major intersections[edit]
|PA 61 (Centre Street, Locust Avenue) – Ashland, Pottsville, Mount Carmel
|Southern terminus
|PA 487 south (Southern Drive) – Elysburg
|South end of PA 487 concurrency
|PA 487 north (4th Street)
|North end of PA 487 concurrency
|US 11 south (Montour Boulevard) – Danville
|Interchange, south end of US 11 concurrency
|US 11 north (Main Street) – Bloomsburg
|Interchange, north end of US 11 concurrency
|Hemlock Township
|I-80 – Milton, Hazleton
|PA 44 north (Buckhorn Road) – Buckhorn
|Southern terminus of PA 44
|PA 254 (Main Street)
|Greenwood Township
|PA 442 west – Muncy
|Eastern terminus of PA 442
|Jordan Township
|Franklin Township
|PA 239 south – Benton
|Northern terminus of PA 239
|Davidson Township
|US 220 south (Appalachian Throughway) – Williamsport
|South end of US 220 concurrency
|Davidson Township
US 220 north / PA 42 Truck north (Appalachian Throughway) – Towanda
|North end of US 220 concurrency
US 220 / PA 42 Truck south (Cliff Avenue) – Towanda, Williamsport
|Northern terminus
|1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
PA 42 Truck[edit]
|Sullivan County, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Route 42 Truck is a 9-mile-long (14 km) truck route in Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. While the final miles of Route 42 wind through state forest land toward Laporte, trucks are designated to follow the much simpiler alignment of U.S. Route 220, with which Truck 42 is cosigned for its entire length. The truck route also uniquely terminates at the same intersection as its parent route.
See also[edit]
|KML file (edit • help)
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Pennsylvania Route 42.
- ^ a b c d e Google (December 22, 2011). "overview of Pennsylvania Route 42" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved December 22, 2011.
- ^ a b Columbia County, Pennsylvania Highway Map (PDF) (Map). PennDOT. 2011. Retrieved December 13, 2011.
- ^ Lycoming County, Pennsylvania Highway Map (PDF) (Map). PennDOT. 2011. Retrieved July 11, 2011.
- ^ Sullivan County, Pennsylvania Highway Map (PDF) (Map). PennDOT. 2011. Retrieved December 16, 2011.


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Japan Industrial Production Data Due On Friday
RTTNews - Japan is scheduled to release final April numbers for industrial production and May consumer confidence data on Friday, headlining a modest day for Asian economic activity.
Little change is expected from the preliminary reading for industrial production, which showed a 34.2 percent decline on year and a 1.6 percent gain on month. Consumer confidence is predicted to show an index score of 33.5, up from 32.4 in April.
China will announce May figures for industrial production and retail sales. Output is expected to gain 7.7 percent on year after the 7.3 percent annual expansion in April. Retail sales are seen higher by 15 percent on year after the 14.8 percent gain on year in the previous month.
Thailand will provide foreign reserves data for the week ending June 5. Forecasts call for an increase of 109.8 percent on year after the 121.5 percent annual expansion in the previous week.
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Maxwell's Demons..They reverse entropy. They create order out of chaos. They do not exist..or do they? A collection of science fiction and science fact by Ben Bova. Bova's Demons are: An amnesiac time traveller who must stop an avenging alien from the future bent on the total destruction of the human race; A future White House candidate who pleases all of the people all of the time. Is this simply his mastery of the media..or is there more to him than that?; An engineer who dreams of the ultimate transport--the supersonic zeppelin. But who's gonna pay for the SSZ?
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text: Sheriff Connie C. Smith, re-elected to her third term in November, was sworn in for another term at the Rappahannock County Sheriff's Office last Tuesday (Dec. 29) by Circuit Court Clerk Peggy Ralph. "It's a new year, a new term, and it's still a great place to work," Smith said earlier this week, noting that she re-appointed all of her staff this year. "Our crime rate [in the county] has dropped. We're out, we're proactive. I'm happy with my people, no reason to mess with a good thing."


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First aired on The Next Chapter (10/06/13)
There's a great wealth of novels, graphic novels, children's books, and non-fiction exploring many aspects of aboriginal identity -- and now the field is booming. To get a sense of what's happening in indigenous writing today, The Next Chapter recently brought together two people who know the scene well.
Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm is a writer and publisher and the editor of Skins: Contemporary Indigenous Writing and Without Reservation: Indigenous Erotica. She lives and works at Neyaashiinigmiing, the Cape Croker Reserve in Ontario.
Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair is a writer and editor, and a professor in the Native Studies department at the University of Manitoba.
When asked what books were important influences, Niigaanwewidam told host Shelagh Rogers his first discovery was that the idea that his people were primarily an oral culture was "a kind of myth, an anthropological construction. We've always been undergirded by the written," he explained. "We have literate traditions, writing systems, that are thousands of years old and that we still use today. And the new introduction of poems and poetry and plays, that's simply just in addition to that tradition."
Niigaanwewidam went on to say that it's important to recognize that "aboriginal literature is a long-standing tradition which has always been creative and expressive and based in notions of experiencing the world...and our relationships within it."
In high school, Niigaanwewidam was taught that everything that was worthwhile was written "by dead white men in Europe." But then he picked up In Search of April Raintree, a memoir by Beatrice Culleton Mosionier. "I learned a lot about the history of the land on which I stood on," he said. Other books that influenced him later were Maria Campbell's Halfbreed, Richard Van Camp's The Lesser Blessed, Lee Maracle's Ravensong and Thomas King's Medicine River. "It was really about the political experience of being a native person within Canada, and experiencing policy and removal and erasure, which my community knows very deeply about," he said. "And about language, that was for me really influential."
Akiwenzie-Damm said that her maternal grandmother wrote a weekly newspaper column, and having that example in her family made a big impression on her. She added that's there's a tradition of writers in her community, including Verna Patronella Johnston, who wrote I am Nokomis, Basil Johnston and Lenore Keeshig-Tobias.
Akiwenzie-Damm went on to take creative writing when she attended university. She recalled asking her teacher for books by indigenous writers, and he gave her a small list. That was the starting point for her track down the writers and make contact with them. The fact that other indigenous people were writing of their experiences gave her the sense that she could also do it. "If you see other people doing something, it becomes in the realm of possibility," she said.
When asked about indigenous writing dealing with residential school, Akiwenzie-Damm said that she's noticed a change in recent work. "There are more books where the residential school experience is not the key focus of the book or the poem or the collection of poetry, but rather it's a part of the experience of the writer or the characters or the community," she said. "It kind of signals to me that people are coming to terms with that history in different ways, and in their own time." These works aren't just expressing anger, but "have a fuller range of expression."
The two writers also addressed the role of the land in aboriginal literature. Niigaanwewidam said that the relationship between indigenous people and the land is an important theme, but to see it as "mystical" is simplistic. "It's a very political relationship," he said. "It's a relationship of give and take, of struggle, of how do you understand, how do you live within a land that sometimes can be very unforgiving territory."
"I think it's about a web of relationships that are very specific to a place or territory, and that's kind of what makes that particular story unique," Akiwenzie-Damm said. "It's not some sort of a mystical relationship. I think it's a lot more practical in a lot of ways than maybe some people like to think."
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EUR/USD rebounds from $1.2750
EUR/USD rebounded back above the $1.2800 mark from the yesterday's support of $1.2750 on the back of the increasing risk appetite. French industrial production contracted slightly less than expected (-0.4% m/m vs. forecast -0.5% and prior +2.2%).
Later in the day all eyes will be on FOMC meeting minutes (18:00 GMT) and the Fed chairman Bernanke speech (20:00 GMT). New confirmation of the forthcoming Fed's QE tapering will pressure EUR/USD.
A decline below $1.2750 support (2013 low) will open the way to our next bearish target at $1.2660 (November 2012 low). All the rebounds will be seen as corrective and are likely to be limited by the $1.2920/3000 area.
Analysts at Commerzbank agree: the pair broke below the $1.2795 gentle sloping support line (November 2012 low - 2013 lows). Below $1.2740 they target $1.2660 en route to the $1.2050 (200-months MA).
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The Science of Storytelling & Memory and Their Impact on You
Rich Hua stashed this in The Art of Sales
Stashed in: Influence!, The Universe, Stories, Selling!
This article is a bit long, but it has some great nuggets within it, especially at the beginning and the end.
Agreed, and I love this quote:
"The universe is made of stories, not of atoms." ―Muriel Rukeyser
This is fascinating:
As a literary & anthropological experiment, Rob Walker and Joshua Glenn wanted to see if they could resell cheap knickknacks (avg. cost $1.25) on eBay and turn a significant profit by adding personal stories to the item descriptions.
The hypothesis was that emotionally charged stories would increase the perceived value of each object and therefore net a large profit on each item sold.
To conduct the experiment they purchased around $129 worth of thrift-store items – like a ceramic horse bust or a cow shaped coffee creamer container – and had over 200 writers contribute rich, creative stories to attach sentimental value to what were otherwise mundane items.
In the case of the horse bust, the item was purchased for .99 cents. The author added a (quite amusing) story about her father – the dopey drunk, hazing of exchange students in France during the 70's and his disturbing experience with a horse.
The horse bust resold for $62.95 – A 6258.58% increase!
Each item sold at a similar profit margin & overall the project brought in nearly $8,000 combined. Absolutely incredible!!


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A frozen mudslide recipe with half the calories of most mudslides. All you need is vodka, coffee liquor, Irish cream and ice.
mudslide recipe: fill blender with ice 3 fl oz vodka (or dark rum) 3 fl oz Kahlua 3 fl oz Baileys chocolate syrup whipped cream blend liquor and ice until milkshake-y, about 45 seconds. drizzle chocolate syrup on bottom of glasses, pour in drink and top with whipped cream. so delicious!
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Part and part mortgages explained
Warning: THE MORTGAGED PROPERTY (WHICH MAY BE YOUR HOME) MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE
What is a part and part mortgage?
If you have a part and part mortgage, you pay off some of your mortgage as you go, but not all of it. When the mortgage comes to an end, there will still be some money left to pay off.
Part and part mortgages are a middle-ground between repayment mortgages and interest only mortgages.
A part and part mortgage is also known as a "part repayment and part interest mortgage", or a "part capital and part interest mortgage".
Interest only mortgages explained»
What are the benefits of a part and part mortgage?
Part and part mortgages are ideal if you want to have lower monthly payments than a repayment mortgage, but less capital to pay off at the end of the mortgage term than an interest only mortgage.
For example, you might have investments that can pay off some of your mortgage, but not all of it.
Really, it's only in particular situations that part and part mortgages are ideal. That's possibly why they're the least common type of mortgage.
How does a part and part mortgage work?
There's no one way that all part and part mortgages work. How much capital you pay off as you go and how much you pay off at the end can be discussed with your lender, and tailored to your specific needs.
That said, most lenders have maximum amounts that can be interest only. And this is usually tied to the loan-to-value ratio of your mortgage, or LTV.
So, although the particulars of a part and part mortgage tend to be flexible and negotiable, you will need to pay back a decent chunk of your mortgage on a repayment basis.
Paying back the interest only part
When you take out a part and part mortgage, you have to prove to your lender that you will be able to pay back the money leftover at the end. Just like if you took out an interest only mortgage.
That means you have to have a plan. Or a "repayment strategy", to use the official term. And you can expect to be asked a lot of questions about that plan, and how you're going to make it work.
Switching to a repayment mortgage
If your circumstances change, and you decide that you'd rather have higher monthly repayments in order to pay off more of your mortgage, most lenders will let you switch to a repayment mortgage at any time.
Bear in mind though that switching to a repayment mortgage will mean higher monthly repayments than if you had a repayment mortgage from the start, because you have to pay it all back over a shorter period of time.
You usually won't, however, be able to switch to a fully interest only mortgage midway through a part and part one.
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