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I think what he may be getting at is if mileage is that big of a concern when buying a truck made to use for intense towing and that costs that much then maybe you should be saving 20,000 and getting a 1/2 ton gasser and see your savings there. Especially since it sounds like nothing to terrible will be getting towed with it on a regular basis.
That's a great story and all....except a 1/2 ton gasser typically will only get real world 17-20 mpg, and most diesel's recently can get 17-20 mpg as well. It's a valid question. Regardless of how much towing you will actually be doing or what you will be using the truck for. Put 5,000 lbs behind a gasser and you dropped to 8 mpg, put that same load behind the diesel and you still may get 10-14mpg.
Ever consider that he may want a crew cab truck AND a long bed? Can you get that in a half ton?
Maybe he doesn't need the diesel for towing, but perhaps needs the bed space and doesn't want a gasser and 10 mpg in a 3/4 ton truck?
Perhaps he plans to keep the truck for 500,000 miles, or perhaps he is curious as to what kind of mileage the truck will get and wanted to see what people were getting out of them and was asking a legitimate question in regards to what the total cost of ownership would be?
Would you buy a car with out knowing what it will cost you to insure?
Why is knowing how much fuel it would use any different?
Knowing the approximate fuel mileage of the vehicle you plan on purchasing is a consideration of the total cost of ownership.
Call me a cheap ass, but when I car shop....
I look at the potential repair costs for fairly common parts, shocks, struts, starters, alternators, etc.
I look at the potential repair costs of catostrophic repairs (trans, engine, axles)
I look at the insurance costs.
I look at the cost of fuel.
I look at the replacement cost for wear items (brakes, tires, etc)
I see nothing wrong with the question.
Not to mention if you are going to spend 50k on a new truck that gets 12 mpg and have the option of considering very new used trucks that may get 18mpg and only cost 30k.....being informed is not a bad thing, nor is it a declaration of what someone can, could, should, afford to drive.
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Mostly I am curious is there is really any huge benefit in buying the Pro over the Pen or Pen and Touch version. In the medium size range the Pro is ~$110 more than the Pen and Touch version.
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The Pro has 2048 levels of sensitivity instead of 1024. The Pro also has a higher resolution 5080 lines per inch vs 2540 lpi. The pro has 8 buttons instead of 4 and a few other bells and whistles including wireless.
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Taking his center stage seat in preparation of an onslaught of jokes and stories told at his expense, Charlie Sheen was the subject of conversation at Sony Studios on Saturday night (September 10).
Ringing in another year in his rollercoaster life, Charlie Sheen made his way to Buca di Beppo Italian restaurant in Encino, CA for a 46th birthday dinner on Saturday night (September 3).
Looking as if they are giving their love another go, Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller were spotted arriving at an exotic location on Friday (August 19).
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He's experienced a ton of success as of late, but today Charlie Sheen was sent away from the courtroom empty-handed.
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NBA superstar Carmelo Anthony will return to London in January to build on the boost he got from Olympic glory in the summer.
The New York Knicks' leader will spearhead his team's challenge when they play a regular season game against the Detroit Pistons at the 02 Arena on January 17.
He gave British basketball fans a taste of what they can expect when he scored 29 points against the Pistons in a crushing Knicks victory at Madison Square Garden on Sunday.
Anthony is third in the NBA's scoring leaders this season, behind only fellow Olympic gold medallists Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant.
And the Knicks are off to their best start to a season in years, raising hopes they can mount a serious challenge to win their first NBA title for 40 years.
"Melo came back from London in the summer with a lot more confidence," Anthony's Knicks' teammate Marcus Camby said.
"And as you have seen this season, he is playing lights-out basketball for us. I think that whole Olympics experience has elevated his game."
The first NBA regular-season games to be held in Europe took place in London in March 2011 - the Toronto Raptors and the New Jersey (now Brooklyn) Nets selling out two matches at the O2.
But the game between the Knicks and the Pistons will be a step up in profile, particularly if New York maintain their blistering early season form.
Anthony is keen to impress when he returns to England and said the London Games were one of the highlights of his career.
"I can't wait to get back over there to London," Anthony said. "It was one of the best experiences I've ever had - on the court and off the court.
"I've got some good stories but I'll keep those to myself. I'll keep them locked up in my vault.
"At the Village, we hung out with whoever was there, to be honest.
"For most of the time when we were at the Village, there were a lot of other matches going on so we would just be there, eat at the cafeteria and hang out.
'We also had the chance to go and eat at some other spots and do some sightseeing. You know, it was great. We went to see the London Eye, man. And we went to the Palace.
"The whole thing really was just one of a kind.
"The fans were great to us. They were very knowledgeable of the game and basketball is definitely growing over there in London."
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A rouge theory that I am sticking with is that Tiger's, especially the relief staff, don't like cold weather. Wait and see when the temps warm up.
11-11, tied for 2nd with Chicago, 1 game behind Cleveland.
One of the things going right for the Tigers so far this season had been the starting pitching, which has kept the team in games even as it has been unable to produce runs.
Over the last 10 games, that has all changed, with the starters going 2-6 with a 6.65 ERA. Bad Max Scherzer was the latest victim, giving up 3 runs and a damaging 7 walks in fewer than 5 innings. In fact there was even some speculation a trip to Toledo could be in Scherzer's future, but Leyland has apparently put the lid on that conversation.
Tonight Duane Below will get his first start of the season and try to get things back on track. Below has pitched 12 innings of relief so far this season, is 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA, and has yet to give up his first walk (0.58 WHIP), which could be a nice antidote to what we watched yesterday.
Meanwhile, sources say Delmon Young will be suspended by MLB, with an announcement coming as soon as tonight (duration unknown). Andy Dirks has played capably in Young's place so far, although the unaccustomed display of fielding prowess in left field that has come as a result has shocked Leyland into moving him back to the DH spot.
In other news, former Tiger Brandon Inge will be making his debut as an athletic Athletic tonight. The Tigers will see him in Oakland May 10-13. Meanwhile the first-place Indians are unveiling the newest member of the tribe, Johnny Damon.
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A rouge theory that I am sticking with is that Tiger's, especially the relief staff, don't like cold weather. Wait and see when the temps warm up.
MLB suspends DYoung for 7 days – retroactive to 4/27. Turned out to be a very expensive night-out for Delmon… going to cost him $250K for just the missed games… and that doesn't include any of the legal costs (civil suit?) he'll incur… as well as the potential diminished value off his FA contract that this incident may have caused. http://www.freep.com/article/2.....dyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE
Had the Tigers been getting better production (and fielding) from their corner outfielders, the Tigers might have considered voiding Young's contract (for cause) – but that has not occurred, and he'll likely be in the lineup May 4th against the CWS.
I don't know if he deserves to have his contract voided — innocent until proven guilty and all that — but I think it would benefit the Tigers if it was.
I think he's overpaid for being an average (or slightly below average) hitting, poor fielding left fielder whose ego they feel the need to appease by not DHing. We can easily replace him and not miss anything. (Especially with the hope that V-Mart may return by end of season.)
He used to have some trade value, and packaged with somebody else might have gotten us a piece that we need. But his poor play to start the season and his recent problems have reduced that considerably I'd expect.
Anyway, it looks like they won't pursue the path of voiding the contract. So, I can only hope that Leyland decides to DH him and he starts hitting like 2010 again.
Leyland may begin to DH Young alot more – now that last Friday's misfortunes have almost certainly taken the Tigers out of the hunt to resign Delmon beyond this season.
Besides, Delmon may not like to DH, but he does a good job as a DH. He's one of only a few Tigers that hits well at DH.
How does that effect Miggy. Prince and Ryan? … plenty! This team has too many qualified DHs. Now with Inge gone, expect Miggy to play 130 games at 3B. We can also expect 30 errors by the end of the season.
Hopefully he will devote some time to outfield work in his Miami- bound winter. LF is likely where Miggy is headed in 2013.
I just came here to post that same link!
It is worth a read. We're worst in the league for runs allowed, but it is mainly because of our gloves not our pitchers.
But look at Baltimore who is much worse in fielding than Detroit, yet they are winning games?
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"…but Leyland has apparently put the lid on that conversation"
Leyland is too busy running from the sight of Mr. Ilitch these days. This last episode with Delmon makes three incidents involving drunk Tigers under his command. Mr. Softee Leyland needs to stop playing Mr. Nice-Guy Players Manager and install a Midnight curfew on game nights.
I cannot believe how much Mumbles has changed since mid-July 2007. He went from Jekyll to Hyde almost overnight.
thanks…Smokey…no wonder you lead all active managers in losses…
Leyland will say after the game…Im not worried thats just baseball…!!!!!
That is "just baseball". It sucks, but did you say "don't sign Dotel; he's gonna self-destruct early in the season"? Did you say "Don't put Dotel in; he's gonna blow the game"?
I doubt it. This was a painful, painful loss, but Dotel has a pretty respectable track record, so you're crazy if you think you're gonna blame this one on the manager. You can't expect a manager to avoid that kind of instant train-wreck. He got Dotel out of the game as quickly as he reasonably could. Unfortunately, the damage was already done.
Wait, Jud. What game are you talking about? I just realized you posted to a really old thread.


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Daubach, a native of Belleville, IL, enters his third year with the Washington Nationals organization after two seasons managing the Class-A Hagerstown Suns of the South Atlantic League. Daubach, a former eight-season Major League veteran, guided Hagerstown to a 75-64 overall record in 2011 and an 82-58 mark during a 2012 season in which the Suns advanced to the SAL playoffs semi-final round. For his leadership, Daubach was chosen to lead the SAL Northern Division All-Stars in 2011 (Salisbury, MD) and was selected as a coach for the 2012 mid-season classic (Charleston, SC).
During his Suns tenure, Daubach handled the Washington Nationals' 2010 number one overall MLB draft pick, OF Bryce Harper, who began his full-season professional career in Hagerstown, and former number one overall draft selection, RHP Stephen Strasburg during a series of rehabilitation starts on his return from Tommy John surgery in 2011.
The former first baseman, outfielder, and designated hitter is well versed in the life of the Minor League landscape. Daubach, who made his Major League debut in September of 1998 with the Florida Marlins, worked his way through seven years in the Mets' farm system before breaking through to the Big Leagues.
Daubach, a former World Champion with the Boston Red Sox in 2004, was selected in the 17th round of the MLB amateur draft by the New York Mets in 1990. He enjoyed two stints with Boston from 1999-2002 and again for the Red Sox magical '04 season in which they swept the St. Louis Cardinals in the Fall Classic to capture their first world title since 1919, ending the 86-year-old "Curse of the Bambino." Daubach earned a reputation as an original member of the Red Sox's "Dirt Dog" bunch who were labeled for their gritty, blue-collar work ethic.
The "Belleville Basher" was a lifetime .259 hitter in 661 games who belted 93 home runs and collected 333 runs batted in. He is one of only five Red Sox rookies in franchise history with at least 20 homers in each of his first four seasons (Ted Williams, Tony Conigliaro, Jim Rice, and Nomar Garciaparra).
His former coaching tenures also include the 2008 season as hitting coach of the Can-Am League's Nashua Pride before taking over as manager of its successor, the American Defenders of New Hampshire, in 2009. Daubach would serve an additional term as skipper of the Pittsfield Colonials (formerly the American Defenders) during the 2010 season.
The P-Nats new skipper inherits the reins of a ballclub that went (64-75) for the 2012 slate, finishing in 3rd place in the overall Carolina League Northern Division Standings. The Nationals played excellent baseball at home inside the confines of Pfitzner Stadium, earning a 42-28 record in front of the familiar crowd, the 3rd best overall home record in the CAR.
Daubach will be joined on the Nationals' staff by a pair of fellow MiLB coaching veterans.
Chris Michalak of Joliet, IL, returns for his second campaign as the Nationals' pitching coach, and fourth overall in the Nationals organization as a coach. The southpaw product of the University of Notre Dame owned a career record of 10-15 in MLB, compiling an earned run average of 4.70. Michalak pitched for Arizona, Toronto, Texas, and Cincinnati during his four-season Major League career.
Under Michalak in 2012, the P-Nats pitching staff posted a 4.65 ERA and held opponents to a .273 batting average, while striking out 958 batters in 1,174.0 innings pitched. He mentored RHP Alex Meyer (1st Rd., No. 23 overall, 2011), who was dealt this off-season to the Minnesota Twins in exchange for CF Denard Span, and provided instruction to RHP Nathan Karns (12th Rd., 2009), the Nationals 2012 Minor League Pitcher of the Year. Michalak mentored pitchers for the Hagerstown Suns for the 2010 and 2011 seasons.
Mark Harris will return for his second season as Potomac Nationals hitting coach, third season with the Washington organization, and seventh season as a MiLB instructor. Harris spent four seasons in the Kansas City Royals system from 2007-2010 as a roving hitting instructor and a Minor League Infield Coordinator, and previously was a scout for the Texas Rangers and Philadelphia Phillies. Under Harris in 2011, P-Nats hitters batted .252 with 227 doubles, 30 triples, and 81 home runs in 139 games. Harris oversaw the Hagerstown Suns' sticks during a playoff season in 2012.
Harris, a former 1st round MLB draft pick (No. 25 overall) of the New York Yankees in 1978 as a shortstop, played his last professional game for the Alexandria Dukes, now the Potomac Nationals, in 1980. Harris is no stranger to the Northern VA area as he was born in Bristol, VA and resides in Gainesville, VA.
Former P-Nats manager, Brian Rupp has been assigned to the Hagerstown Suns to serve as their hitting coach for the 2013 season.
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Well..looks like I might as well forget it for now..mine was sent in May 23rd...so I'll just chill for another month..LOL
This is a discussion on NH permits within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I applied for my New Hampshire permit in April and have heard nothing from them including not having cashed my check. I would have thought ...
I applied for my New Hampshire permit in April and have heard nothing from them including not having cashed my check. I would have thought that it would have been processed by now, anyone else experiencing this kind of delay?
Well..looks like I might as well forget it for now..mine was sent in May 23rd...so I'll just chill for another month..LOL
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I was about to send mine in... 'Not cool to wait that long though! I could get GA coverage with a PA permit too... Maybe I'll try that?
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I sent in my application pre-raising-fee-to-astronomical-$100 on April 14th. I got the permit around the end of August. My next door neighbor sent his in a week or so after I did, he just got his permit a few days ago.
I'd say NH has been swamped with $20 applications and are behind. Probably not so with the $100 apps.
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Yep I got mine a few month ago and it took like 120 days. That was before the price increase. With the increase I won't renew when it expires. way to much money for 4 additional states. If I'm going to spend that kinda mney I'll go with a Utah and have most of the US covered.
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I called the Pistol Permit department in NH to find out the status of my application. They were just working on processing the May applications! Next stop for me is to obtain my Maine Out-of-State.
Sent mine in on 3/02/09, received 6/12/09.
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I sent mine in June 26 and called them in August. They told me they were running about 14 weeks behind.
I sent mine in on 8-15-09...Was this post price increase?
The paperwork I printed out from there website showed $20 so I must assume its a valid $20 app.
and BTW it is Sept 22 and stil lno cashed check or word on anything.
At least I know I am not alone in my wait.
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Lets keep it that way.
The NH web site was/is wrong.
The fee increased effective 01 July 2009, with the start of the new fiscal year. Most likely your application will be returned unprocessed.
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The Mets shed their first albatross tonight, trading their troublesome shortstop, Rey Ordóñez, to the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. The Mets included $4.25 million in the deal to offset Ordóñez's $6.25 million salary, and the Devil Rays will give them two minor leaguers to be named.
The trade opened the way for José Reyes, the 19-year-old who is the Mets' No. 1 minor league prospect, to become their starting shortstop sometime next season. The Mets will seek a veteran shortstop to play the position until they feel Reyes is ready.
The departure of Ordóñez follows by eight days the Mets' decision to let Edgardo Alfonzo go, creating a new left side of their infield for their new manager, Art Howe.
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The Mets would not offer him more than two years for $11 million, and he would have stayed for two years and $17 million. Early in the year, the Mets offered him three years for $18 million. The Giants signed him for four years and $26 million.
Alfonzo said he did not know why the Mets' situation developed as it did.
''They have things to do, ways to treat people,'' he said in a conference call tonight. ''I don't know how that happened, but I feel good. It's too bad that things didn't work out with the Mets. Right now they don't do it the way they're supposed to and the Giants came up with a great offer, so I took the great offer.''
To replace Alfonzo, the Mets continued negotiating with the agent for Norihiro Nakamura, the Japanese third baseman, who is expected to decide soon if he wants to stay in Japan or play in the major leagues for far less money.
Coincidental with the Ordóñez trade, the Mets are expected to lose another minor league shortstop in Monday's minor league draft. The Milwaukee Brewers, who have the first pick, plan to take Enrique Cruz, a 21-year-old who, like Reyes, is from the Dominican Republic.
Cruz, whom the Mets signed as a shortstop in 1998, played third base last season for Class A St. Lucie. Six teams have talked to the Brewers about acquiring the selection in a trade, at least four of them wanting to get Cruz, whom the Mets did not protect on their 40-man roster.
The Mets were looking for anyone to take Ordóñez, who has been a problem for them, culminating in his description last season of Mets fans as stupid. The general manager of another team said earlier today that the Mets were basically offering to give Ordóñez away.
''They have him out there for almost nothing,'' the general manager said.
Ordóñez, a Cuban defector who has been the Mets' shortstop for seven seasons, was one of three players the Mets have been trying to trade. The others are Jeromy Burnitz, who has an $11.5 million salary next season, and Roger Cedeño, whom they owe $14.5 million for the next three years.
The Mets had been talking with the Colorado Rockies and the Texas Rangers about a possible three-way trade, with Burnitz going to the Rockies, Cedeño to the Rangers and pitcher Denny Neagle moving from the Rockies to the Mets. But the Rangers said they did not want to take on Cedeño's contract, and they did not think he could play center field. After last season, the Mets are not sure Cedeño can play left field.
The Mets had seen enough of Ordóñez, although General Manager Steve Phillips played down Ordóñez's problems with the fans and his teammates as a reason for the trade.
''We really do think at some point during 2003 Reyes is going to be ready,'' Phillips said. ''We thought the winter was a better time to try to make this decision. We didn't want to get into the season, think Reyes was ready and have Rey there still wanting to play and have a conflict with bringing in a young player. We feel we'll be able to find an adequate replacement until Reyes is ready.''
And when do the Mets think that will be?
''Whoever knows what the exact day is when someone is ready?'' Phillips said. ''We brought Alfonzo to the big leagues from Double A. Reyes has played in Double A and a lot of winter ball. We're not looking for him to be a savior. We're just looking for him, when he's ready, to try to blend in and grow and develop at the major league level.''
The Mets look for Reyes to provide more offensive punch as a shortstop than Ordóñez did. Last season Reyes batted .288 in 69 games with Class A St. Lucie and .287 in 65 games with Class AA Binghamton.
The Devil Rays look for Ordóñez to provide defensive stability for their young pitchers. ''We have an extremely young ball club and Rey's experience at shortstop will help us,'' General Manager Chuck LaMar said. ''We haven't been as good up the middle, and he will be an added plus to the pitching staff.''
The Mets, meanwhile, appeared to be moving closer to signing Nakamura to play third base. Phillips declined to discuss the negotiations, and Masami Shigeta, Nakamura's agent, would not say if the Mets had raised their offer. But he said he was happier today than the day before.
''I think the offer is pretty good,'' he said, adding that he was also pleased that the Mets looked at Nakamura as their No. 1 choice for third. ''Nakamura is very thankful for that thought,'' he said. ''We go from there.''
Nakamura has offers from two Japanese teams, each for $5 million or more a year.
Although the winter meetings were slow to produce a trade, the Mets' deal was not the first. The Boston Red Sox acquired JEREMY GIAMBI, brother of the Yankees' JASON GIAMBI, from Philadelphia for JOSH HANCOCK, a 24-year-old right-handed pitcher.
In another early deal, among four teams, each got one player and gave up another. Toronto shortstop FELIPE LOPEZ went to Cincinnati, Cincinnati pitcher ELMER DESSENS went to Arizona, Arizona first baseman ERUBIEL DURAZO went to Oakland and Oakland pitcher JASON ARNOLD went to Toronto.Continue reading the main story


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Kendall says on the red carpet of the American Music Awards that she and the One Direction member are just friends, adding that Harry is 'cool.'
Kendall Jenner is not dating Harry Styles. The TV personality denied that she and the One Direction member had romantic relationship as she was on the American Music Awards' red carpet on Sunday, November 24.
"We're friends. He's cool, yeah, he's cool," Kendall told Giuliana Rancic, as quoted by PEOPLE. "It's very hard to have friends of the opposite sex," she added a moment later. "You go out with one person, you're automatically dating them."
The boybander gave similar statement when he attended the 1D Day event with his bandmates on Saturday. When Piers Morgan asked if he and Kendall were dating, Harry replied, "I mean, we went out for dinner, but no, I guess." Piers pressed further, prompting Harry to answer, "Dunno."
The stars were spotted together at Craig's restaurant in West Hollywood on November 20. The duo left the eatery in Harry's Range Rover at around 12:15 in the morning. At that time, a source told E! News that the pair were not dating. "They aren't 'dating.' They are just friends. That was like the first real time they hung out. We will see what happens," the source said.
Harry previously dated Taylor Swift for two months before breaking up. Harry was reported dating model Cara Delevingne in September, but he denied it. "She's not my girl! I know what you're doing," he told an MTV News reporter at Burberry's Spring/Summer 2014 show. Kendall, meanwhile, was recently said dating rapper Young Jinsu. She later shot down the rumor via Twitter.


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Jan. 12, 2011
Game Notes
Pitt improves to 26-21 all-time against Seton Hall and stretched their win streak to four games over the New Jersey school. The Panthers have now won eight of the last nine meetings against the Pirates.
With tonight's game, Pitt concludes a string of four-straight road games and returns home to the Petersen Events Center on Saturday for the first time since Dec. 28.
Senior Shayla Scott reached double-digit status in the rebounding category for the fourth time this season and the 15th time in her career.
Scott added a team-best five assists to her stat total, leading the team in that category for the sixth time this season.
Senior Taneisha Harrison registered double figure scoring for the 14th time this season and in her eighth-straight game. She is averaging 19 points over the past four contests while shooting 50.9 percent from the field over the same span.
With her 19 points, Harrison moved into 13th place all-time on the Pitt all-time scoring list
Harrison also had three-pointers in the contest, lifting her into a tie for third place all-time in the Pitt record book in three-pointers made in a career (117).
Senior Jania Sims tallied double-figures for the 13th time this season in front of her hometown crowd by scoring 18 points. Sims went to high school six miles from the Seton Hall campus. Sims had seven rebounds, a season-high.
Sims had four assists in the contest and has posted four or more dimes in 12 games this season (of 15 played).
Freshman Leeza Burdgess logged 16 minutes, grabbing seven rebounds - the most for the Burdgess since the season-high 11 she snared at Valparaiso on Dec. 11.
The win was the first on a Wednesday this season for the Panthers (1-4).
Panthers Alumnae Go Head-to-Head in WNBA Action
Pitt Student-Athletes Share Experiences from Haiti Trip
Panthers Add NJCAA All-American Danielle Garven
McConnell-Serio Signs International Talent in Nelson
Pitt Women's Basketball to Renew Backyard Brawl Rivalry
McConnell-Serio Announces 2017 Summer Camps


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The tally is in—youth in 31 countries participated in the fourth annual International Walk for Human Rights December 10, a project conceived and nurtured for the past four years by singer/songwriter Dustin McGahee, president of Youth for Human Rights Florida.
On the fourth anniversary of the International Walk for Human Rights December 10, Dustin McGahee had every right to be proud. His work to promote the Universal Declaration of Human Rights has reached millions in what has become a grassroots movement that circles the globe.
The story began in 2009, when McGahee, then 18, began volunteering for Youth for Human Rights (YHR), a humanitarian program supported by the Church of Scientology. His perspective changed as he learned about the subject and became aware of human rights abuses at home and abroad.
"I began to notice there was more to life than just myself, my friends and my family. A lot of people live in situations that I couldn't imagine living in—children forced into slave labor; people imprisoned, killed and exiled only because of their beliefs—all human rights violations."
He soon became President YHR Florida and organized petition drives, arranged for Youth for Human Rights International public service announcements to be played at events, and conducted lectures on human rights across Florida.
He was selected to represent the United States as the youth delegate to the 2009 International Youth for Human Rights Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, home of the United Nations Human Rights Council and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Returning home that fall, McGahee conceived of a human rights awareness campaign—and the annual Youth for Human Rights International Walk for Human Rights was born. He decided the first walks would take place on December 10, Human Rights Day—only three months away.
He launched the project through email and social media, igniting the excitement of other Youth for Human Rights delegates who promoted it to their friends in towns and cities around the world. On December 10, more than 8,000 individuals of all ages in 12 countries participated in the first Human Rights Walk. It has expanded every year since and in 2012, there were some 60 walks in 31 countries including the United States, Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ecuador, Haiti, India, Japan, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan, and Taiwan.
Now a Youth for Human Rights Ambassador, McGahee has participated in annual Youth for Human Rights Summits in Geneva (2010 and 2011) and Brussels (2012).
A singer/songwriter, his song, "10,000 Voices (For Human Rights)," has become the theme song for the International Walk for Human Rights.
He has carried his human rights message to more than 10,000 people through live concerts in Taiwan, Barbados, Switzerland and the United States, and has reached millions more through radio, television and newspaper articles.
For his contribution to human rights awareness, McGahee was honored in 2011 with the Youth for Human Rights Hero Award.
Scientologists on five continents engage in collaborative efforts with government agencies and nongovernmental organizations to bring about broad-scale awareness and implementation of the 1948 United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the world's premier human rights document.
The Church of Scientology published the new brochure, Scientology: How We Help—United for Human Rights: Making Human Rights a Global Reality, to meet requests for more information about the human rights education and awareness initiative it supports. To learn more, visit www.Scientology.org/humanrights [26].
Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard [27] wrote, "Human rights must be made a fact, not an idealistic dream," and the Scientology religion is based on the principles of human rights. The Code of a Scientologist calls on all members of the religion to dedicate themselves "to support true humanitarian endeavors in the fields of human rights."
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The accounting for business combinations (ASC 805), discontinued operations, divestitures, and related topics such as impairments, intangibles, and segment reporting continue to pose many challenges and remains on the SEC's radar screen.
The FASB recently updated the definition of a business, but this is more than just an update to the codification glossary. It raises the bar on what qualifies as a business and may have a pervasive impact on accounting for acquisitions, dispositions, and even consolidations. Watch John McKeever discuss the three key areas of change.
In November 2015, the FASB decided to eliminate the requirement to retroactively adopt the equity method of accounting for an investment that was previously accounted for on a basis other than the equity method (for example, available-for-sale security).
The standard would require entities that have an available-for-sale equity security that becomes eligible for the equity method of accounting to recognize the accumulated other comprehensive income income or loss (related to the unrealized holding gains or lossess) through earnings at the date in which the investment qualifies for use of the equity method.
The standard would be applied prospectively to increases in ownership level or degree of influence occurring after the effective date of the change and no incremental disclosures would be required in the period this change is adopted. Entities would apply this new standard in fiscal years beginning after December 15, 2016, including interim periods within those fiscal years. Entities would have the option of early application.
In addition, the FASB added a separate project to its agenda for improving the equity method of accounting more broadly, and directed the staff to research additional alternatives.
On September 25, 2015, the FASB issued Accounting Standards Update 2015-16, Simplifying the Accounting for Measurement-Period Adjustments, that eliminates the requirement to restate prior period financial statements for measurement period adjustments. The new guidance requires that the cumulative impact of a measurement period adjustment (including the impact on prior periods) be recognized in the reporting period in which the adjustment is identified.
The new standard should be applied prospectively to measurement period adjustments that occur after the effective date. For public business entities, the new standard is effective for interim and annual periods beginning after December 15, 2015. For non-public business entities, the new standard is effective for annual periods beginning after December 15, 2016 and interim periods beginning after December 15, 2017. Early adoption is permitted for all entities.
Following the issuance of Accounting Standards Update No. 2014-02, Accounting for Goodwill, which significantly changes the way that private companies can account for goodwill, the FASB has undertaken a project to consider changes to the accounting for goodwill for all companies (including public, private and nonprofit entities). The Board decided to simplify the impairment test by removing the requirement to perform a hypothetical purchase price allocation when the carrying value of a reporting unit exceeds its fair value (i.e., eliminating step 2 of the impairment model in current GAAP).
The board also decided to add a separate project to its agenda for public business entities and not-for-profits on a potential simplification to the accounting for identifiable intangible assets in a business combination. The Board is considering several potential alternatives related to both of these projects and is closely monitoring the IASB's agenda.
The clarifying the definition of a business project includes three phases. The first phase is focused on revising the definition of a business with the objective of narrowing its application.The second phase is focused on finalizing the scope of the recognition and measurement guidance for partial sales under ASC 610-20, Other Income — Gains and Losses from the Derecognition of Nonfinancial Assets. Finally, the third phase is focused on aligning current accounting differences in the acquisitions and disposals of businesses and assets.
The FASB proposed the following key changes in an exposure draft:
The FASB has made a number of tentative decisions, including:
The Board has not begun deliberations on the project's third phase.


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Pieni luotolainen by Vilma Vuori
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Pieni luotolainen
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ERRATA: setting up the k4, p1 pattern in the sleeve it should read "k2, p1, {k4, p1} SEVEN times, k2" instead of "k2, p1, {k4, p1} eight times, k2".
Hailuodon perinnepaita lapsen koossa. Ohje on suunniteltu sopivaksi noin 2-vuotiaalle, mutta koska lapset kasvavat omaan tahtiinsa, antavat valmiin neuleen mitat tarkemman kuvan koosta:
- vartalonympärys 62 cm korkeus
- (olka-helma) 38 cm hihan pituus
- (kainalo-ranne) 24 cm
This is the traditional sweater from the Finnish island of Hailuoto converted to a toddler-sized version. The pattern is designed to fit a 2-year-old, but since children grow at their individual paste, it is best to check the size from the following measurements of the finished sweater:
Body circumference 24.5"
height (shoulder-hem) 15"
sleeve (armpit-wrist) 9.5"


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|May or may not be an accurate depiction of "Mommy Brain"
You would think with this being round two that I would be used to the intelligence-reducing-mind-numbing mommy brain. So not.
It is frustrating to start a sentence and stop cold in your tracks because you haven't a frickin' clue where you were going (or where you were coming from for that matter). You get that wild-eyed-easily-spooked look... your mind (what is left of it) starts racing "where was I? where was I? where was I?". You hope your fellow conversationalist doesn't realize just how lost you are but you know that they know (because you stopped mid-sentence).
I have had many a shopping trip end with me emptying the bags of assorted goods and realizing that the one thing I specifically went to town to get, did not make it home with me! Waaaaaawt?!?
I would like to say that I have found a solution to the dreaded mommy brain, but I have not. Lists do not work for me (I forget them at home or simply forget to check everything off of them as I go). I try to be as prepared as possible and organize stuff ahead of time but I am Queen Procrastinator... so I plan to plan ahead and then I procrastinate on planning ahead. Thus leaving me in a pickle of not being ready (or having forgotten what I was supposed to be ready for).
Today, I found myself in the kitchen... three times blankly staring around wondering... how I got there, why I was there and what I was doing. I still don't know what I wanted to get done... I'm assuming that it must not have been that important.
Edited to add the fun game of "Things I've Forgotten In The Last Month" (it's a hummmmdinger!)
* To pick up potatoes for our homemade chips (for a New Years gathering... one of the very reasons I went in.to.town)
* To wash my hair
* To rinse my washed hair
* To eat breakfast
* Just now I forgot where I put the flyers that S brought in. I hand them in.my.hands... and *poof* they disappeared
* I frequently put things in.a.safe.place and promptly forget where my safe.place is


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Hello, GetSmith, and welcome from Missouri to a great forum with good folks and lots of info. Since your just getting into SD, be sure to google Massad Ayoob - a true professional in SD - and watch his YouTube videos on "Use of Deadly Force" (4 parts), "Shoot to Live" (8 parts), and a couple he did on Home Defense and Home Invasion. Good source of basic info.
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Remember Chrome Canary for Windows? You know, that highly experimental and unstable browser which Google was inviting Windows users to play around with, but only if they were ready to deal with the frequent issues that are bound to occur while using it? Well, it seems that Google is keen on attracting more guinea….I mean, more adventurous, IT-savvy users to help test out its unstable browser builds, and has even roped in OS X users to join the party. Yes, you are reading it correctly: Chrome Canary is now available for the Mac platform.
Ever since Chrome Canary for Windows was released, adventurous Mac users had to look on in jealousy while their Windows-using counterparts were able to download and install pre-development builds of the Google Chrome browser. And their frustration is understandable; unlike the open-source development channel known as Chromium, users of Chrome Canary had the luxury of having various extras present in the stable Chrome releases baked into their Canary builds, such as the built-in Flash plugin. In addition, Canary also has the distinction of being the only bleeding edge version of Chrome that is officially recognized by Google, a status not granted to the open-source Chromium development builds.
Fortunately, it seems that Mac users will no longer have to feel left out when it comes to enjoying the latest, most bleeding-edge version of the Chrome browser Google has to offer, for Google has officially open up a Mac tree for its Canary browser builds. Indeed, a quick look at the documentation in Chrome's Early Access Release Channels indicate that OS X is now a supported platform.
That being said, the same restriction found in the Windows versions of Canary apply to the OS X ports: this means that Canary cannot be designated as a default browser, and for obvious reasons. After all, this build is designed to be used only by a very specific group of people that are keen on living on the bleeding edge of technology and do not mind having to deal with various major or minor issues that may crop up during the course of usage. Also, one should remember that Apple takes issues with software that could potentially cause Macs to crash; surely you will not want to see Chrome banned from future versions of the Mac OS X operating system, no?
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Welcome to Specialty Materials
We are the leading provider of plotter cut films and digitally printable media used for heat transfer textile decoration. We have the widest selection of heat transfer films on the market, offering over 20 different product lines that encompass a vast selection of colors and patterns to fit every type of apparel decoration need. Regardless of what type of garment you are embellishing, we have a heat transfer film well suited for the task and we are proud to offer one of the most dependable products on the market.


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Pistachio Entertainment
Pistachio Entertainment's Parties are created by Emily McGlinn and Mario Martinez-Diaz who met touring together for more than 5 years with the most successful children's entertainment company The Wiggles and one day decided to create their own company.
This couple are well trained actors/dancers and love working for Children!
We will arrive at your party to set up an area for our entertainment and once in character start interacting with the children accordingly to the character and theme of your choice.Starting with a character introduction we will captivate the little guest with party theatrical routines, filled with music and movement.
The Hosts will teach the children some dance movements, they will play instruments recognising rhythm and sound and they will interact with lots of props such ribbons, pom poms etc.
There are also lots of games such as pass the parcel, egg and spoon races, limbo, tunnels, and we will finish with an arts and craft activity so you can make your own memento to take home and remember the good time!
Entertainment Packages for 1 Hour, 1.5 Hours, 2 Hours or more may include:
2 characters hosting the entertainment, Pass the Parcel, Music and Dance Performance, Great Games, Props interaction such ribbons, pom poms, hula hops, etc
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My 3 year old daughter had the time of her life.By Peytons Mum on 26/07/2016 2:51:14 PM
Pistachio entertainment have putting smiles on children's faces down pat!! My daughter had the time of her life. I cannot recommend Pistachio Entertainment enough. They know exactly what games to play, amazing face painting and the balloon skills are on point. Their level of customer service and professionalism is of the highest quality, a trait that is sadly lacking in m (...) Read more
Pirate Chris was great!!!By Brook Kelly on 21/06/2016 8:38:21 AM
Just wanted to say we were so happy with "Pirate Chris" on Saturday, he did such a great job with a bunch of 3 and 4 year old boys who were all going nuts with excitement. His energy levels from the moment he arrived to the moment he left were at an all-time high and I believe he was on his 3rd party for the day. Hats off to him.
Birthday Party for 8 year oldBy Emma on 3/05/2016 6:15:45 PM
Emily was wonderful. Arrived 30 minutes earlier to set up. Brought along lots of props. The girls loved the dancing, singing and having their hair sprayed. Highly recommend Pistachio Entertainment for your next party.
Highly recommend! Fantastic Enthusiastic Entertainers!By Sabrina on 2/09/2015 9:11:23 PM
We used Pistachio Entertainment for my son's Christening after seeing them at a friends party and we were highly impressed!! The entertainers were so enthusiastic, and very patient with the little ones ages 2-8. The kids and parents loved them, they all had so much fun and I will definitely be using their services again!! Thank you Mario!
Rhythm Aged 3 ... Very ImpressedBy Jconnor on 24/08/2015 9:37:54 AM
I gave very short notice for this and must say it was just perfect I arranged for 2 Minion's to come and they were just brilliant, it was not easy entertaining 15 to 20 3 year olds in a Kindergartan but they knew exactly what they were doing, the kids had a ball, they were then asked to go out to the playground and entertain another 20 or so kids and they dis so without an (...) Read more
Fantastic Fairy - Highly Recommend!By Maria on 5/06/2015 3:06:56 PM
We used Pistachio Entertainment for our daughters 1st Birthday! Mario and Emily were great to deal with and meeting our requests too. We had the very lovely fairy Alexis and she was fantastic with the kids! The kids had a lot of fun and were definitely entertained. Alexis was great! Thank you again to Alexis for making our daughters first birthday memorable and fun (...) Read more
Frozen Elsa partyBy Athena on 20/05/2015 5:16:32 PM
Entertainer was professional and entertained all the girls, had great rapport and props kept them amused for the duration of the party. Allison was sincere and made sure even older girls were included. Great job.
Frozen Elsa partyBy Athena on 20/05/2015 5:16:30 PM
Entertainer was professional and entertained all the girls, had great rapport and props kept them amused for the duration of the party. Allison was sincere and made sure even older girls were included. Great job.
Frozen PartyBy Ash on 20/04/2015 1:28:36 PM
The girls did a great job and the party was an overwhelming success.
Amazing! Kids had an absolute ball!By Anneke Newing on 4/04/2015 2:41:18 PM
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- 2 cups frozen unsweetened sliced peaches, thawed
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- Place the peaches in a bowl. Combine flour and sugar; sprinkle over peaches and toss to coat. In a small bowl, combine cracker crumbs and brown sugar; cut in butter until mixture is crumbly.
- For each bundle, place half of the peach mixture on a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 18x12 in.). Sprinkle crumb mixture over peaches. Fold foil around mixture and seal tightly. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 5-10 minutes or until peaches are tender. Yield: 2 servings.
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April 29, 2012
LAJOLLA, Calif. -- The Tennessee throws corps wound up its West Coast swing Saturday with three top-10 finishes at the UCSD Triton Invitational, one of the top throws meets in the country.
In the women's Invitational shot put, senior Annie Alexander carded a fourth-place finish with a toss of 56 feet, 9 1/2 inches. Her season-best mark placed her as the top collegiate finisher.
Redshirt freshman Tavis Bailey checked in with a fourth-place finish in the open division of the shot put, stretching the tape measure to 51-3 1/2.
Junior Drew Thomas added the third top-10 outcome, finishing sixth in the hammer throw at 180-2.
Though he finished 17th in the open discus, redshirt freshman Matthew Hoty uncorked the No. 9 mark in the SEC this season with a career-best toss of 171-3.
Open Shot Put: 4. Tavis Bailey, 51-3.50/15.63m
Invitational Hammer: 6. Drew Thomas, 180-2/54.91m; 12. Deon McAdoo, 154-2/46.99m
Invitational Javelin: 11. Luke Hadden, 192-7/58.71m
Invitational Shot Put: 12. Matthew Hoty, 58-5.25/17.81m
Open Discus: 15. Tavis Bailey, 173-7/52.92m; 17. Matthew Hoty, 171-3/52.21m!
Invitational Discus Throw: 12. Annie Alexander, 177-4/54.06m
Open Discus Throw: 12. Aslynn Halvorson, 161-7/49.25m
Invitational Hammer Throw: 19. Jessie Harrison, 167-9/51.13m
Elite Discus Throw: 7. Annie Alexander, 175-5/53.48m; 13. Aslynn Halvorson, 158-0/48.15m
Invitational Shot Put: 4. Annie Alexander, 56-9.50/17.31m; 13. Aslynn Halvorson, 45-9/13.94m
Invitational Javelin: 11. Katherine Dresch, 120-8/36.77m
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Elite Discus Throw: 36. Matthew Hoty, 159-9/48.69m; 38. Tavis Bailey, 157-8/48.05m
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Wales' next game is a Six Nations opener against Ireland in Cardiff on February 2 but they will head into it on a demoralising sequence of seven successive defeats and no victory over a Test-playing country since last season's tournament when they beat France to clinch the Grand Slam.
"We have just got to make sure we look forward to a big Six Nations," said centre Davies. "We are defending champions and that is the way we must think. We've got to have some confidence about us and not be down on ourselves."
Australia ended a deflating, injury-riddled autumn campaign for Wales in dramatic fashion when Kurtley Beale's 80th-minute try saw the Wallabies edge home 14-12 and leave their opponents shell-shocked.
Life will not get any easier for Wales as they face three Six Nations away games this term, including France in Paris, while head coach Warren Gatland is about to take up full-time British and Irish Lions work ahead of next summer's Australia tour.
Davies added: "It is a big couple of months. We will go back to our regions now, work hard and make sure we are ready for the Six Nations.
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Each week of the camp will focus on one of the four sports and all students will go through basic skills regardless of the child's age and skill level. The camps aren't broken down into age groups and the lessons are designed so that everyone will work on the same thing and progress together. The skate and surf program is split into two sessions, half of the day skating and the other half surfing. Students have to bring their own bikes and skates, but surfboards are provided.
With Camp Extreme, kids have the opportunity to travel around the metro area, visiting parks where kids can skate and bike, including Chelsea Piers, Cunningham Park, 5050 Skatepark, Forest Park, and Maloof Skate Park. They'll visit each park once. "Our program is unique because it gives the opportunity for kids to travel and go to places you wouldn't normally go," says Chris Capobianco, camp director. "You get to make friends and meet people from different areas who have the same interests as you."
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Camp Extreme runs July 1 through August, from 8am-5pm, and is broken down into weekly sessions—a different sport each week.
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Serve From the Right Or Left?
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Strongly Disagree with serving from left.This form of service is part of a silver service when you actualy transfering food to someone elses plate and because you want to avoid crossing guests space you serve from left.Applies to bread service as well as serving gravy or sauce from gooseneck.
There is a lot of publications describing the details of table service look for european books as they are more to the details and the rules of service
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- March 25, 2009 at 6:07 PM
- rizwan said...
yes me too strongly dis agreed with service. any of table service if plated must serve from right and beverage too from right.
- May 4, 2009 at 4:46 AM
- Andrew MacNeill said...
Serving from the left actually makes great sense when the majority of people are right-handed. Their glasses will be to their right as will their active arm. As a result, you will not be crossing against them.
Just because it's an older way to serving doesn't mean the new way is better.
Judgement should be used - I'm left-handed so my glass is usually to the left but when at a table with a lot of people, serving from the left makes it easier for both the server and the guest.
- September 4, 2009 at 4:34 AM
Serving from the left doesn't make it easier for the server. As soon as the server has more than one plate in his/ her hand, it gets difficult. Serving from the left means that you close your space to the guest, you are building a barrier with your arm between you and the guest plus your elbow will be somewhere in the guests face, which is not very funny.
Service from the right allows to have more space between you and the guest, you have more room to act and your body language opens up to the guest...
- December 4, 2010 at 10:31 PM
Proper etiquette is that the food is served from the LEFT and plates are removed from the right. You can always consult Latitia Baldridge who is the foresmost authority in etiquette.
- July 18, 2012 at 6:58 AM
- RobB said...
Serving from the left is correct ONLY when dishing out food from a platter. If the food is pre-plated as it usually is these days, it should be served from the right.
- May 3, 2013 at 12:40 AM
Use your other hand!
- May 30, 2013 at 11:47 PM
Totally disagree, food and beverages should be served in right hand from right. the server's hand should never cross the face of the guest.
- June 12, 2013 at 5:21 PM
Weel now I'm totally confused. I was taught in the 70s to serve the plated food from the left. Clear from the right. Now some think its serve from the right, some think its the left. Which is it? The servers hand doesn't cross the face of the guest if you serve from the left with your left hand.
- July 16, 2013 at 3:21 PM
Exactly...serve from the left with left hand, remove from right with right hand
- August 23, 2013 at 9:37 PM
- Michael Robinson said...
I think that serving with the right hand over the guests right shoulder is best. If I serve with my right hand from the guests left, my forearm crosses the guests face. Serving with an open arm,never crossing the guests face is best, the path of least intrusion. Never break a close conversation just so you can approach the guest from the right side. It is about tje guests experience at tje end of the day
- November 24, 2013 at 5:54 PM
serve from the left? serve from the that right? we are creatures that like to make good sense of things! when writing books or literature on the subject writers need to say why!!!
in my opinion, as glasses are usually set on the right-hand side of the table you should serve drinks to the right with your right hand. and as the glasses usually stay to the right during service, (most people are right-handed) when serving food in big cumber sum plates, to avoid knocking over the guest's drinks on them, you should serve from the left with your left hand. clearing should be done at your discretion as to avoid knocking over drinks that guests are not finished with or disturbing the guest's conversations.
- February 6, 2014 at 11:15 AM
- Sal Maffettone said...
The tried & true axiom here is leave left, remove right! Serve from the left with your left hand so you do not cross patrons body, remove from right with right hand for same reason. Beverage service is always from the right, you may take glassware in hand to pour or pour directly into glass...wine service is always poured directly into glass while on table.
- March 4, 2014 at 1:04 PM
I was taught (and have worked in f.d. for almost two decades) to lower on the left (with your left hand) and raise on the right (with your right hand.) Liquids are always placed from the right. If a guest is sipping their water or wine, they shoul be able to do with ease while receiving their food.
- May 1, 2014 at 11:28 PM
I've planned, managed, waitered events in NYC for over 20 years. NEVER ONCE have any of the companies I've worked for served from the right. In addition, majority of the guests lean to the left because they are also accustomed to being served from the left.
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Of course, economists generally do well on the dullness front but rather badly when it comes to consensus. They are a famously argumentative lot. So it should perhaps not have come as a surprise that, now the interest rate-setting process has had time to settle, there has been a row over the allocation of the Bank's too-scarce resources for monetary analysis.
It is a row that is in one sense easy to resolve. The independent members should certainly be able to commission research without the say-so of the internal members, and if that means hiring some additional dedicated economists then the Court of the Bank of England should allocate them a budget for it. It would probably be impossible ever to completely offset the advantage of the home team, but then the four external members have actually played a big role in setting the terms of the MPC's debate so far, even with their less-than-adequate access to research resources.
The eruption of the dispute should also, at last, convince everybody how ludicrous it is to argue that the MPC should include representatives of industry, unions or the regions. If the four pointy-heads who are currently external members feel at such a disadvantage in the debate, how on earth would the pillar of the local Chamber of Commerce or chairman of a regional development agency fare if they disagreed with the collective wisdom of the Bank of England's 130 economists?
Unfortunately, fierce rows that spill over into the newspapers do not do a lot to bolster the impression of the MPC's quiet technical competence, and this is the harder part of the problem it now has to solve. The more so as that competence was also questioned in last week's quarterly report from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research. Andrew Blake and Garry Young used the Institute's model of the economy to look at how different growth and inflation would have been if interest rates had been constant at 6 per cent since May 1997 rather than climbing to 7.5 per cent in mid-1998 and falling to 5 per cent this past summer.
The answer is that there would have been almost no difference at all. But it is wrong to draw the apparently obvious conclusion that the MPC should therefore have been seriously inactive because the outcome would have been roughly the same - if anything fractionally higher growth with little extra inflation. For one thing, the Niesr simulation is just a thought-experiment - it is daft to imagine that a constant rate policy would have been acceptable in practice during a period which saw windfall gains to consumers give way to the Asian financial crisis.
More important, the fact that interest rates could have been up to one and a half percentage points lower or higher than they were in practice without having any significant impact at all on the economy tells us two crucial things. One is that monetary policy must have been about right. If there had been big policy errors, it would certainly have made a noticeable difference to the outcome.
The second point is that the response of output and prices to interest rates is neither swift nor easily predictable. Perhaps a difference of 1 per cent in the level of borrowing costs will have a big impact five years on, but it certainly does not within the two-year forecast horizon. And even if the difference did turn out to matter more in the longer term, we have no idea what the effects might be. The economy is so complex - and changing constantly with it - that no model can predict reliably that far in advance.
The moral is that we should all keep the power of monetary policy in perspective. Getting it broadly right matters, but being wrong by a quarter or half a point does not. It will be especially important to take this broad brush view this week, when the MPC has to decide whether or not to raise rates again. It probably ought to do so - the economy has accelerated through its trend growth rate, the tight jobs market is starting to push up pay deals and spending power is now showing up in frothy areas like the housing market. This is as convincing as early warning signals ever get.
On the other hand (as an economist would say), actual inflation is low and there is also the knotty "new paradigm" question. It is entirely plausible that technical and competitive developments have made it much harder for many prices to rise - but the scale of the phenomenon is unclear.
A decision to raise rates this week, while expected by the City, will be all the more controversial because the members of the MPC have fallen out. The usual critics will have additional ammunition to lob at the committee's hawks, and will do so gleefully. Still, there is some comfort in the fact that the microscope of policy debate has focussed on a row over what research gets done in Threadneedle Street - if there had been real mistakes, it could have been something a lot more serious.
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North Shore Retreat
Rejuvenate in the serenity and warmth of this sunny, bright and charming room located in the Upper Carriage House with the following amenities
Rejuvenate in the serenity and warmth of the sunny, bright and charming NORTH SHORE RETREAT located in the UPPER CARRIAGE HOUSE on the second floor. Comfortable and cozy space of nearly 300 square feet. The North Shore Retreat, is a warm and cozy space with a mission-style queen size bed, offering the ultimate in comfort, and a cedar lined lingerie chest. Enjoy the romance in your two person spa whirlpool with shower, while the glow of your gas fireplace warms the room! Although you will enjoy the privacy of your carriage house room, you have full access to the incredible common areas of the main house as well! For more amenities and information, review the list to the right! And be sure to add that special package or enhancement to your stay!


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