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The show is about one very flawed woman's struggle to become a better
and healthier person. She's clearly lost, but dedicated and passionate
in a way which makes you admire her and be annoyed by her at the same
time. The show does a neat trick of manipulating the viewer into
alternatively mocking her because of her naivete and flakiness, and
cheering for her out of empathy, both back and forth within single
episodes. You come to expect her to crash and burn in a tragic and
comedic fashion. Yet in the end, she claims small victories of
enlightenment that put all of us in touch with our humanity and teach
us a little bit about growth. The show is not preachy, yet makes its
points poignantly and powerfully.
I'm excited with anticipation as to where the show may go and hope it is renewed despite the poor ratings so far. Definitely my favorite new show of the season.
I'm hoping I'm not the only one out here who loves HBO's Enlightened.
While still a bit uneven script to script, Laura Dern and Mike White's
show is quirky, funny, irritating, raw, and human - bringing to mind
Michael Tolkin's 1994 film, The New Age, minus the corrosive cynicism.
Dern portrays 'seeker' Amy Jellicoe straight up, with all her foibles: unvarnished, selfish, pretentious and trying hard to change. I'm pretty sure most of us get Amy's brand of supercilious self-righteousness, the kind we get when we want so much to change others, while avoiding the change that begins with ourselves. Co-creator Mike White is heartbreakingly sympathetic, hilarious and a great foil for Dern.
Unfortunately Enlightened brings to mind a few other wonderful shows where our imaginary friends disappeared within a season or so: My So Called Life, Beggars and Choosers, Canada's Intelligence, among them. Sometimes the grit is just a little too real, the subject a little too off-beat for mass consumption, with broadcasters not giving a show enough time to find its feet, and audiences robbed of the chance to bond with character.
With apologies to Jimi Hendrix, a toast to Enlightened, 'Let your freak flag fly.'
I started Enlightened around a week ago, mostly because the Golden
Globes put it on the spot. As far as first seasons go, this was an
excellent one. It balances comedy and drama extremely well. Some
episodes are more dramatic, some more comedic, but it always remains
top notch.
Laura Dern in the character of Amy is completely fantastic. She owns this character, which is perhaps one of TV's most fascinating and confusing. Amy has our sympathy, we still want her to succeed, and she always pretty much wants to look at things in a positive way. The problem is though, she isn't the person she wishes. She makes you feel her problems, yet also cringe and shake your head at the way she approaches aspects in her life. She's a good person who wants to do good things, but she can also be extremely selfish and lacks any sort of self-awareness. Even in her most sticky situations, you want to root for her but you see her like many of her co-workers do... in a negative light. Dern sells it all. Diane Ladd is also pretty fantastic as her distant, yet also sympathetic and sometimes infuriating mother. But even she gets her own episode, which is perhaps the show's most touching and dramatic episode.
Overall, this is an excellent mix of drama with both dark and light comedy. I feel it's sort of underrated and has gotten lost among other big-name shows.
So here we have Mike White doing what he does best: spearheading a
project that's one part subversive, one part cynical, one part hopeful
and one part lethally and blackly comic.
Enlightened works on many levels because of this but it's also this uber-quirky quality that turns a lot of people who don't have the patience or the understanding of what they're watching off.
Dern's Amy Jellicoe character is not likable, which is a huge gamble from the get-go,especially for a female character; men on TV shows - as in real life - tend to be given far more leeway, to say the least. All the characters on the show are deeply flawed, of course, but these people are not caricatures, they're all three-dimensional and doing the best they can at their respective levels of consciousness.
It's interesting how Amy, beginning in season one, had been trying to find some sort of inner peace but soon as she returns to work at her vile company, that intention flies out the window.Rather than quitting her job, as anyone who genuinely was seeking peace would most likely do, she stays and takes on a new, seemingly better, more 'important' ego identity: agent of change. This is hilarious to me, because in substituting one ego identity for another she is still as lost and as fragmented as she was in the very beginning, if not more so. I'm hoping that White understands this, because I'm not sure how enlightened he actually is(because the actual subject of the title has not been dealt with in anything but superficial terms), but either way it plays as good television.
My favorite episode was the one in season two called The Ghost Is Seen, where White's basically sadsack character Tyler narrates instead of Amy, sharing with the audience about how he feels invisible, how he's lonely, how his life has been empty, until he meets Eileen, played beautifully by the always wonderful Molly Shannon. Ironically, of course - this is a Mike White show, remember - he's in the process of betraying her as they speak, breaking into her computer to get lethally damaging evidence against the company. This episode was brilliantly written and enacted, with White's voice-over narration being profoundly moving.
I only hope he gets a chance for a third season; in light of all the garbage that gets renewed - like Girls, for instance - I think this show warrants another shot, at the very least. UPDATED 3/20/13: Cancelled. Too subversive for HBO, apparently. Not surprised.
This show was not advertised in the UK, so I stumbled on this by
accident and I'm so glad that I did. It is up there as a favourite now.
This show reminds me of Nurse Jackie, another great show, where it allows you to judge whether you think the characters are right/wrong or good/bad - they are not telling you what to think of the characters.
The cast is also great, both Laura Dern and Diane Ladd are fantastic as usual. I'm so pleased they have chosen to do TV because in recent years films have not taken notice of their great talents. Luke Wilson is the best I've ever seen him act. I love the motley crew of people she works with - great acting all round.
Also a TV show where a person actually does a full time job without the job being the main premise of the show.
Just been watching this new HBO series "Enlightened" and I must say
it's an interesting and raw work from Mike White he shows how life can
be depressing and dark with rage and anger. It's clear that most people
can relate to this thru their jobs and paying bills, and dealing with
relationships as all of this brings stress and uncertainty to most. All
of this is showcased thru the life of one middle aged lady Amy(the
wonderful Laura Dern(who shares a birthday the same day as me!)she's a
woman who's had a nervous and spiritual breakdown.
And Amy is faced with a destructive type of life it all began when she split from her ex husband(Luke Wilson)who's battled his demon with drugs. Also to complicate matters life on the job sucks as after 15 years she's been demoted to a lower level computer programming job in the basement of the company! As she watched how others have slimmed, lied, and slept their way up the ladder. As Amy's mind feels the rage and anger toward her co workers anytime she has thoughts of them.
Not all is lost still Amy is a productive citizen who still fights for joy and peace by trying to do the right thing by looking out for others and her character always tries to do things for humanity. She gets much advice and support from her mother(Diane Ladd who's Laura's real life mother) who she lives with. Overall this is a series that's a little dark with drama and blended well with anger and sadness as it proves life is always uncertain with a challenge ahead. Still the lead character Amy fights for what's right and to be at peace with life and people in a spiritual manner. Overall good interesting new series.
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I wanted to see this series solely for Laura Dern. The first episode
seemed okay. A woman has a meltdown at work after finding out that the
boss she was having an affair with was transferring her out of her
department. So she goes away to a retreat, fixes herself, and comes
back to find that her old job has been filled, and she's got a new
job...in the basement of the company working with computers.
I thought that the story would develop as I got deeper into the series but that's where I was wrong. The series deals with Amy and her issues and we're left wondering if her Hawaiian retreat actually helped her or not. Each episode, with the exception of the second last one, deal's with one of Amy's hangups and I was starting to get frustrated with it.
Laura Dern does a good job as a wacky person who just can't see past herself. She's her own worst enemy, choosing to ignore what's right in front of her face, deal with her predicament and move on and do something about it. I was getting fed up of seeing her continually go back to her old floor and try to confide in Krista, one of two characters (besides Janice) whom I found two faced and really despised.
Thankfully, the last episode sort of made up for most of the series and I'm interested in seeing where Amy goes with her new found power. As long as the series gets another shot. Aside from Laura Dern, the whole cast that makes up the Cogentiva floor is well cast and funny, with each person contributing to the weirdness that makes up the DNA of a basement floor worker. Timm Sharp as the politically incorrect, nerdish, loutish, priggish head is very funny. Mike White also deserves a mention because he says a lot more with his quiet demeanour and smile than with any dialogue (but I had to laugh at his hack in password!).
All in all, I'd recommend it but bear in mind that Amy is highly annoying and frustrating most of the times but there are lucid moments when she gets the picture and you think there is hope for her after all.
Very surprised by show's rating, gave it 10 to even score a bit. Lucky
HBO did broadcasting it, otherwise based on IMDb rating shall had never
watch it.
This show starts slow, and, as others have written, a bit confusing, not knowing what bread it is. But it grows in me by each episode, becoming addictive by having an unique mix of creativity, human nature sincere exposure, and lot of common sense. Very much liked the non-intrusive way of telling a story of a personality which, although is not of my taste at all, manages to make me sympathize with, and perhaps understand and accept.
Well done.
Enlightened is about a woman who was unable to cope with a series of accumulated stresses in her life and decided to seek treatment. She returns to her life with a new awareness and feels compelled to share and engage people in that awareness to effect positive change around her, but she finds herself running up against resistance due to fear of change. The people around her are all coping with stress in their lives in various other ways. It's about confronting the loneliness and isolation that you can feel when your perspective differs from those around you, and how that loneliness is at odds with your desire to connect, help, and heal those around you. At the end of the day it's about the serenity prayer, about Amy learning the wisdom to know the difference between what she can change, and what she can't. A lot of mistakes are made in the process, but her heart is in the right place, and any introspective viewer will be able to relate to the struggle. I highly recommend it.
I read somewhere that this show was one of the best new shows of the
year, so I started watching it on demand. I find it to be a very
interesting mix of humor, drama, and intrigue. Laura Dern is great as
an almost completely unpredictable person. It's almost scary to say
that her character is like more than a few people I've met in my life.
This show covers work, home, friends, and life matters in a pretty realistic way. As in life, sometimes it's the verbal and sometimes it's the nonverbal communication that conveys the best message. The actors are doing a great job with the material, and I'm now on episode 7 and the show feels like it's getting even more interesting. I have to say, I'm pretty addicted to wanting to get to know these people more...and seeing where it all goes.
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Why America Failed: The Roots of Imperial Decline (edition 2011)
by Morris Berman
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Why America Failed: The Roots of Imperial Decline by Morris Berman
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A continuation of his critique of our "hustle" society, Berman focuses on the historical development of the United States away from a republican (community) society toward one of hustlers and consumers who think only of getting theirs and screwing everyone else. Berman paints a grim, but realistic portrait of the fall of the American Empire--a house of cards built upon the externalization of social issues and the zealous belief that America is exceptional and will conquer any problem through technology.
This is not a Luddite treatise, however, but a critique of the religion that is America. Nowhere else but in America can a citizen be called "un-American" for his/her dissent--as if somehow it is heresy to speak one's truth if it is counter to the mythology.
The one area that I take issue with, however, is the fourth chapter in which Berman exalts the virtues of the ante-bellum South. Although I comprehend his thesis that the Civil War was more about a "clash of civilizations"--the North representing the bourgeois hustle society whereas the South maintained a more "republican", or community-oriented one--I cannot agree that "the agrarian South was of a life in which human beings existed serenely and harmoniously." (144) He waves his hands several times at the horrors of slavery, but seems to disregard that permeation of the same is what allowed landed white men to gentrify the South as new aristocrats. What about the patrols that kept slaves from gathering into groups to discuss, or the controls placed on women's advancement? Sure, the South might appear to have been a more ideal culture representing an idyllic, non-hustling society--but Berman dismisses the cost of that serenity and harmony where only one small group of individuals can take part in such a "utopia". As much as I can accept that slavery was not initially the motive for war between the states, it cannot be excluded from the realities of that conflict. To elevate the culture of the South by dismissing the role of strict hierarchical structures in that culture is as much denial as is the fanatic pursuit of technological "fixes" to our social ills now.
That aside, I am in complete agreement with Berman in his identification of American culture as one of "permanent childhood." (166) Americans cannot conceptualize of themselves as anything less than representatives of a prophetic history--the City on the Hill--that somehow will guide the people of the world to salvation. It's a religious conviction that borders on fanaticism and would rival any radical Islamic sect for inherent violence. What is particularly frustrating, for Berman and for myself, is the failure of the typical American to recognize this. Whenever one proposes any critique of the "rightness" of American culture "the eyes glaze over. . . and they would change the subject." (167) I can understand why Berman might feel the only answer is to escape. I, too, have contemplated living as an ex-pat in a country where community matters and the "hustling" life is not regarded as a virtue. However, how can we hope to change if all those who "see" leave? Understandably, Berman gives no false hope that our culture will change, and I tend to concur with this assessment. As with any addiction, all must be lost before renewal can take place. Yet, without people remaining who can offer alternatives, hope is lost. I might not like what I see in this country as far as where it is going, but I can do what I can, and must, to perhaps plant a seed in others for a future time. My meaning is in this hope that I can play a role, however small, in something new, something better--even if it is long after I am gone.
Berman's view, in a nutshell, is that If only we'd remained a society like the Puritans, who he seems to idealize as a community for their values and lack of greed, America would not have failed. He spends some time trying to date when exactly we became a nation of "hustlers" (the denigrating term he uses throughout the book to describe the essential America character). History pretty clearly shows what happened, and the Puritans had very little to do with any of it. Europe was looking for a better trade route to China, and off Columbus went, thinking it was just over there, across the Atlantic. He found America, instead. And his first words were, "Nice country. Be a shame if something were to happen to it. Luigi, string a few of 'em up by those palm trees, show 'em we mean business. Okay, so where's your gold?"
The first "hustler" had arrived. It's just that simple. America has always been the land of promise, due to its hugeness, its resources, its being right there for the taking (once you wipe out these neolithic throw-backs). Think of the timing: Europe ready to expand, filled with, er, hustlers looking for deals. And BOOM, lookit here! Trees!! Iron!! This tobacco stuff and corn!! Chickens the size of turkeys! Oh, they ARE turkeys! The American Dream, as a phrase, is of recent coinage; but it began with its discovery, as a place where every man could make a life for himself. No more aristrocracy. Individualism was born.
The American Revolution, contra Berman, was the work of the rich landowners in America (the "founding fathers") fed up with shipping their wealth off to Britain and paying taxes on imports. So they seceded, so to speak, for the "freedom" to keep their own profits. That's how America began, as a country. But our character was determined long before by geography and history: the discovery of North and South America by Europeans. It's economics, not culture, which could be why Berman finds himself scratching his head so much in this book.
When we reached the end of the frontier in the late 19thC, we began to look for new places to keep expanding, and thus became an imperial power, with TR stealing land and calling it Panama, etc. Economic growth through expansion, begun with Don Columbus, just kept rollin' on.
Berman doesn't define what America should have become, really, other than "republican,", or "traditional." I get the feeling he thinks the "steady state", non-progessing Middle Ages was the good old days, which helps you understand how he ends up using the South (Chapter 4) as an example of how things ought to be. The South, says he, was all about "gemeinschaft" (community), and the North all about "gesellschaft" (hustling). As Berman says of another author at one point, it makes you wonder "what kind of high grade weed he's been smoking." If "the South minus slavery" is the best he can come up with as an example of an ideal community, I'd have to say this book is not very convincing or useful. To Berman, we are addicted to Progress (which ended the Plagues and slavery), and so he demonizes progress. It has turned us into a nation of lonely, sad, soul-less screen addicts. He prefers living in Mexico, of all places, to America. He may have been better off in some New England village, where the sense of community is strong. But the whole country (including you and me, folks) is nothing but hustlers. It's extreme all or nothing thinking coming from someone with personal issues hiding behind an academic cloak, seems to me.
America began to go downhill when the resource party finally began to peter out. We were once unique in our abundance, ingenuity, and scientific advancements. We had a few decades of post-WW2 dominance, which lead to the feeding frenzy Berman mentions. But Europe has rebuilt itself into something remarkable (though he still finds even there that the people have no souls). The global economy has ended our geographical uniqueness, begun in 1492. We're heading toward a feudalistic state (which should make Berman happy, I guess), with the Lords of the .001% surrounded by the Army in high-security enclaves, while the rest of us scrabble for scraps, living out of cars and in burnt-out buildings. When the oil runs out, things will change, and a long, painful transition will begin. Our great-grandchildren will live in a very different world.
Too much historical--and current day-- knowledge is missing from this book to make it very useful, I'm afraid. The author's limited perspective and personal grievances are to blame for that. Yes, America is failing, yes we're on a runaway train headed towards a cliff. But this book doesn't explain why, at least not completely.
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Jeremy Lin upset New York Knicks didn't offer contract before Houston Rockets
There are 59 comments on the Sporting News story from Jul 11, 2012, titled Jeremy Lin upset New York Knicks didn't offer contract before Houston Rockets. In it, Sporting News reports that:
Jeremy Lin is upset the New York Knicks didn't move to re-sign him before the Houston Rockets' proposed $29-million offer sheet, according to the New York Daily News .
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#1 Jul 11, 2012
you should knick give you change last year you would out for good
#2 Jul 11, 2012
J. Lin is not that good, too many turnovers and dumb plays. Too much playground ball. He will do better in China, he does not belonged in America. He is lucky that the Knicks and the Rockets pay him so much money so he can send it back to China.
In China he would just play for a bowl of rice and 1/2 oz of meat. We already have enough foreigners on our teams, we need to use a quota system.
#3 Jul 11, 2012
Jerem Lin , Was smart to put himslf on the market after his good season . If not - Do you think Knicks would offer 28 million ? Fat Chance ! Now Knicks pay up or shut up - Hello Dallas ! This is the Real World Ginobili - USA was built on Foreigners contributions . Beyond having extraordinary talent , Lin is Harvard Economics Graduate , Your post reflects your ignorant racist mediocrity ....
#4 Jul 12, 2012
Harvard school of China, learning basket weaving.
The NBA should only allowed Americans to play in it, I mean White Anglo-Saxon Protestants. We were in this country first.
Since: Jan 12
#5 Jul 12, 2012
Last I checked, this land we call America had natives on it first and nobody can claim this land as truly being theirs as them so cut the crap Ginobili. "On Point" is correct, this country and civilization is what it is today all due to people alien to this land ie. England, France and Spain. I'd tell you to avoid talking about history and stick with something you know but b-ball knowledge alludes you too and we've all been trying to get you to stop talking ball...
Lin IMO is a lot like Tebow. He's ingratiated himself to the majority with being the underdog or the one who's always been passed over all without possessing all the tools necessary to go with all the acclaim. Lin doesn't need to go to China or overseas and play for stereotypical, racist things but I think it would do him a world of good to stay with NY and learn from one of the best PG's the NBA has ever had in J-Kidd.
Ginobili, not only do I view you as a lying idiot(because of your wild NBA playing claims), you've also shown yourself now to be an ignorant, intolerant racist too. We to own being an overall POS pal.
#6 Jul 12, 2012
We were the first civilized people in America, the natives do not count. But anyways at over 7 million dollars per year Lin is not worth it. No one goes and watch a Chinese play BB, he will screw up NYC;s image. What does a Chinese know about BB?
Since: Jan 12
#7 Jul 12, 2012
Who's we genius?
$7mil is a bargain by today's NBA salary standards for a player as good as Lin and yea, Y. Ming and Lin are serious draws. Lin-Sanity ring any bells fool?
NY's image? Doesn't a little monument in NY have this to say?
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me.
I lift my lamp beside the golden door."
Now who do you think that's directed to?
#8 Jul 12, 2012
lol,may not know much about BB but got me laughing anyhow,dont think lin will make much of a inpact as far as a rose or rondo but kidd should help inprove his game as far as the thinking part of the game which he lacks
#9 Jul 12, 2012
From what I have read, watch TV and movies the only thing the Chinese are good is food and doing laundry. Watch in London they will get a big spanking. Most high school kids are better than Lin, Stern just put him in because Chinese is an oddity, they watch because it is very unusual for a Chinese to play in the NBA. Wang Zhi Zhi, Yao Ming, Meng and now Lin--all these people I mentioned I could easily outplayed them with one hand.
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#10 Jul 12, 2012
Dude Jeremy Lin is on the knicks they beat the Rockets offer, get updated on the NBA before u put somethin about it....PEACE! <3 8-----
Hamilton, Canada
#11 Jul 12, 2012
Wrong site,go post on the N.A.S.C.A.R. site. You sound like a " good ole boy ". Moron.
#12 Jul 13, 2012
I am no racist, I just want to place people in their rightful places. Chinese belonged in the restaurant and laundry businesses. Mexicans, blacks,Europeans et al also have their places. Us white Anglo-Saxons belonged in the top echelon.
#13 Jul 13, 2012
Yes I watch NASCAR and I belonged to a white militia group that's totally for America and Americans only.
#14 Jul 13, 2012
Haha i totally get it now, you must be a comedian or something because no one can be this stupid in real life
"Justice always prevails"
Since: Jan 12
#15 Jul 13, 2012
You definitely don't know crap. You make yourself less believable with every key stroke
Since: Jan 12
#16 Jul 13, 2012
Yea, I think he's a no-class, no job havin nobody who gets his rocks off by being an inflammatory assclown.
He clearly knows zip about what he's saying. It's all shock value to him.
#17 Jul 13, 2012
What I am speaking is the truth, once you see that u will sdee the light. We are the majority in America why should we b the minority in the NBA. I am no racist but them minorities need to konw their place. I am so non-racist that when I was playing ball each stop at NYC I would go to Katz and Nathan's, when in Houston I would go to that former NBA player's restaurant I believe he was 7'6" and his name was Yow Wow Bow Wow and when in New Orleans, I would get me some Cajun Food served by the black bros. But Jeremy really should not get upset at all, he is below average and he is getting over 7 million a year while many of us whites are broke and looking jobs.
Since: Jan 12
#18 Jul 13, 2012
I'm white(1st gen. American from England)and 1/4 Asian on my mother's side and I played ball too and this is the TRUTH, white people just have more options in life than black people. There are a lot less white people that have to use sports as their way out of bad situations than black people. So there in-lies the reason professional sports in America is usually dominated by black athletes.
If you're hung up about too many black people in sports start watching hockey, tennis, volleyball, NASCAR, golf(wait, Tiger Woods owns that too), ice skating, ping pong, lacrosse.
People are people no matter the color and we all bleed the same color! Do you really think we would have ever been given the gift of Michael Jordan if the NBA was "whites only"? What about Jerry Rice? What about Pele? Name their white equivalents. Quit being ignorant and just enjoy the show we get to watch and enjoy.
"Justice always prevails"
Since: Jan 12
#20 Jul 14, 2012
I'm liking you more every post lol. Nicely put
Since: Jan 12
#21 Jul 14, 2012
Why thank you. Truth and Justice for the win!
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March 10, 2008
Moderator: Welcome to Southeastern Economic Perspectives, an occasional podcast from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. We're speaking today with Whitney Mancuso, a senior economic analyst who is a specialist in real estate, retail, and state government. Whitney has a window on consumer spending and will be speaking with me about consumer spending trends in the Sixth District. Thanks for speaking with me, Whitney.
Whitney Mancuso: It's my pleasure.
Moderator: Many recent news articles have focused on consumer spending and a drop in same-store sales. Can you give any insight into what you're hearing from your contacts regarding retail sales?
Mancuso: Well, Jean, our contacts are also reporting year-over-year declines in sales. For some time now, sales of housing-related products such as furniture and construction products have been weak because of continued softness in the District's housing market. What's more, the rise in gasoline prices appears to be taking a larger share of consumers' disposable income and depressing retail sales further.
Moderator: Do you have any hard data at the regional level that supports these claims?
Mancuso: We do, but it lags national data a bit. We look at retail sales tax revenue growth by state. The most recent data reflects retail activity in December 2007, and these reports support the view of a continued slowing trend in retail sales. Across the District, sales tax revenue growth was flat to slightly down on a year-over-year basis during December.
Moderator: How are retailers responding to weaker sales?
Mancuso: Overall, our contacts tell us that retailers are proceeding cautiously. They are closely monitoring all parts of their business including inventories, employment levels and hours, and even expansion plans. We have heard that many retailers have put expansion plans on hold for the time being.
Moderator: Does a drop in sales and a reduction in inventory ordered signal that retailers are concerned about sales for Q2 and Q3?
Mancuso: I think that is a fair assessment. Retailers are concerned and being careful. We've also picked up information from our contacts in the trucking industry that indicates deliveries to retail establishments are weaker than they were a year ago.
Moderator: What about sales of larger items, like vehicles?
Mancuso: Larger items, or durables, remain weak. Sales of items like appliances and furniture remain below year-ago levels. That's tied to the weakness in housing that I noted a moment ago. Vehicle sales have also slowed in the District. Contacts report that sales of domestic and foreign brands have been weak. Over the past few years we've seen soft sales at domestic brand dealers while sales of most foreign brands remained quite positive. This has changed. Our contacts tell us that now sales at foreign-brand dealerships are decelerating as well. All dealers appear to have trimmed inventories.
Moderator: Another industry that's important in the Southeast is tourism. What are some of the trends you're seeing there?
Mancuso: Tourism has been quite strong, but some contacts are concerned about future activity. Lower occupancy rates are expected, and tourists may well prove more conservative in their spending. Some of our contacts have noted that corporate travel has slowed a little, too.
Moderator: Do you have any insight from your contacts on what might be the reason that consumers are cautious in their spending?
Mancuso: As I mentioned earlier disposable income is getting squeezed—gas prices and, for a fair number of households, mortgage payments have risen or will rise shortly. Overall, it appears that consumers are uncertain. They hear about the housing market weakness and the slide in home values. They read about cutbacks in some industries, and on top of that they see their energy and grocery bills increasing. So my sense is that they are deciding to play it safe and be more conservative with their spending.We're also seeing consumer confidence slipping in a number of regional measures. For example, the University of Florida's Bureau of Economic and Business Research monthly consumer confidence index is well below year-ago levels. The University of Alabama, Mercer University in Georgia, and Middle Tennessee State University also measure consumer confidence and their results are the same: Confidence is down.
Moderator: So the overall picture for consumer spending is subdued?
Mancuso: I believe that's right. That's the sentiment at this time. Given the importance of consumption to the overall performance of the national economy,consumer spending bears watching going forward.
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Each of these four little ceramic angel candleholders are holding red letters that spell "NOEL". On top of each letter is a green 'candleholder' - suitable for the size of birthday candles. The angels are 3 inches tall with the original stickers which are marked 'Commodore - Japan'. Their decorated box is original and is 7 1/2 inches x 4 inches x 1 1/2 inches. T are no cracks or chips and very very light crazing in some of the glaze, typical of the earlier Japanese figures. I would date them circa 1940s.


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The image you see to the right was tweeted this morning as "Who could this be? Check back tomorrow for a hint!". An Angry Birds Tumblr took the image and cropped in the lightsaber shortly after, shedding light on the situation.
In response, Rovio tweeted yet again, linking the Tumblr account as a confirmation. Angry Birds Star Wars: Edition? Interesting.


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Late last nite, I was flipping the TV remote and came across an old Dragnet episode; the Christmas one where the little mexican boy steals the baby Jesus.
Anyway, what caught my eye, was where Bobby Troup (bum) was being interviewed by Joe Friday (Jack Webb) and Bill (Harry Morgan) in the squad room. Both Joe and Bill had their jackets off, and I could see both carried the same way. Namely, they both carried their ammo on their belt at the right appendix location and their .38 revolvers, crossdraw at 8:30 or so. I am having a hard time figgering out just how in the heck they can draw their weapons in a timely fashion, if at all, in that location. I could see it and be okay with it, if it was in the normal crossdraw location of say 10-11 o'clock, but surely not at 8:30 or so. Yes, I know it is TV, but still ironic. At least it was in color!!


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If you own a Farmtrac tractor you own a US orphan...although Escorts Tractors, India still produces Farmtracs. Farmtrac USA went out of business in 2008. The nice thing about the Farmtrac 60 is that it is a clone of the Ford 3620 farm tractor so many parts are available from Ford, other vendors or remaining Farmtrac parts from old Farmtrac dealers. The tractor is still produced by Escorts of India and is exported throughout the world.
As some of you know the forefather of the Farmtrac 60 is the Ford 3620. A couple of years ago the Farmtrac 60 was renamed the Farmtrac 555. I believe there are some differences in the fuel injection system. Now the Farmtrac 555 has been rebadged as the Montana Limited 555.
Our 2003 Farmtrac 60 Problems and repairs.
Hydraulic Leak:
The leak is on the right side of the tractor where the low pressure line elbow enters the differential. I still have this irritating problem.
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Altinator Not Charging:
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An elegant, low-fat entree that is quick to prepare, thanks to boneless, skinless chicken cutlets and asparagus cooked in the microwave. Serve with wild rice or over pasta.
Servings: 4
- 1 pound asparagus, trimmed and cut into 2-inch lengths
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken cutlets or breast halves, cut in half lengthwise
- Salt
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 small onion, finely diced
- 2 cloves garlic, finely minced
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- 1 cup chicken broth, low-sodium or regular
- 2 tablespoons Dijon-style mustard
- 1/2 cup low-fat (not nonfat) sour cream
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped tarragon
In a microwave-safe bowl or Pyrex pie plate, place the asparagus with about a tablespoon of water, covering loosely with plastic wrap. Microwave on high until it is just tender, about 2 to 3 minutes. Drain and set aside.
In a large skillet over medium-high heat, heat the olive oil. Season the chicken with salt and pepper and add it to the pan in a single layer. Brown lightly on both sides, about 2 minutes each. Transfer the chicken to a platter and cover to keep warm.
Lower the heat to medium and add the onion to the same pan, cooking until it is soft and translucent, about 5 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for 1 minute.
Add the wine to the pan and cook until it is almost completely evaporated, then the chicken broth, cooking until it is reduced by half, about 5 to 8 minutes. Whisk in the mustard, sour cream and 1 tablespoon of the tarragon, stirring until the sauce is smooth. Cook about 1 more minute so the sauce thickens a bit. Adjust seasoning if desired. Add the chicken and asparagus until just warmed through. Transfer to a platter; sprinkle with the remaining tarragon and serve.
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ITworld.com –
Much ado has been made about Google Labs. For good reason, actually. Some of the experiments from Google Labs have turned into excellent applications that are truly mindblowing (hello, Google Goggles). But what about Google's ugly stepsister? Yes, Yahoo has its very own laboratories, just brimming with second-tier ideas and applications that really are worth a look.
[ See also: "New Yahoo Game Teaches Economic Theory With Zombies" | ITworld's Chris Nerney on Yahoo: "Maybe Yahoo just can't be fixed" and "Bartz whiffs again on 'What is Yahoo?' question" ]
Read on to see how Yahoo Labs is working to make the web a better place. No, really.
Context driven search results
Search engines return results based on your textural query. Yahoo's Motif attempts to do more by offering results based on your search term's context. The application is built around Wikipedia, so results are returned from the Wikipedia database.
For example, if you type "UFO", you get back Wikipedia's entry for "MUFON". Now, the cool part comes in when you look to the menu on the left. There is a list of choices based on your search term's context. For the term "UFO", matching articles appear in the categories of Science, Television, Music, Games and Aviation. Adding this sort of table of contents to your search is actually very useful. Especially if all of your research is done via Wikipedia.
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see New York in a whole new light ...welcome to the Hampton Inn Corning.Glass. Its glittering qualities hide secrets that the area around the Hampton Inn? hotel in Corning has been unveiling for years. When you visit our town, you'll find, as you might guess, Corning, Inc., makers of glass for scientific, industrial and household use. Who doesn't have a casserole dish somewhere with our name on it? The company is just three miles from our lobby. By the way, you'll also find many glassmakers here in town, from stained glass to hot glass. It's all near our hotel in Corning.Downtown Corning offers an astonishing array of interesting shops, galleries and restaurants. When you come to the Hampton Inn hotel in Corning, you'll be among the mountains and valleys of western New York's Finger Lakes Region. You'll also be near the Keuka Lake Wine Trail, the place to visit for beautiful vineyards and amazing wine-making. Lastly, if you're a fan of NASCAR, don't miss Watkins Glen International for a race track with a 50-year history of great racing. So come check into the Hampton Inn hotel in Corning-and see New York in a whole new light.services & amenitiesHere at the Hampton Inn Corning, we're passionate about taking good care of you. That's why we offer a broad range of services and amenities at our hotel to make your stay exceptional.Whether you're planning a corporate meeting or need accommodations for a family reunion or your child's sporting group, we're delighted to offer you easy planning and booking tools to make the process quick and organized.* Meetings & Events* Local restaurant guide
Relax at this hotel, located off Interstate 86 (Exit 43) in Painted Post, New York. Find the headquarters of Corning Inc. just 3 miles from this western New York hotel, and the Finger Lakes Region, one of the state's largest wine-producing areas, only 24 miles away. See live glassmaking at the Corning Museum of Glass. Discover shops, galleries and restaurants in Corning's Gaffer District. Sample wines from vineyards near Seneca Lake and Keuka Lake or explore nature at Watkins Glen State Park. The hotel is near the Watkins Glen International racetrack, which hosts NASCAR races.
This spacious non-smoking room features a king-sized bed, comfortable easy chair with ottoman, 25" color television, easy to operate alarm clock/radio and large work surface. Enjoy the convenience of having high speed internet, a coffee maker and iron/ironing board in the room. In the bathroom, enjoy fluffy towels, a WaterPik showerhead and curved shower rod that allows more light and space in the shower.
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Dr. John Wennberg discusses what he learned about the healthcare system in the United States after 40 years of research. Then, Gabrielle Hamilton, the chef at Prune in the East Village, tells about her unlikely path to culinary success. Also, Lydia Davis discusses the difficulties of translating Flaubert's great novel, Madame Bovary. Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski describes the movie, "Rango"—his foray into animation. Plus, we'll get the latest on the critical situation in Libya.


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I remember being appalled that he killed off Little Nell in The old curiosity shop.
The old curiosity shop is not one of Dickens' most admired novels.
For Dickens, though, the deaths in The old curiosity shop are more than occasions for grief.
The old curiosity shop by Charles Dickens Dickens takes us into the harsh Victorian-era reality of British industrialization.
For Katrine this old curiosity shop held an absolute fascination.
"It was bought for him by my Joe, in an old curiosity shop," said Mary.
I was at his office to-day, you see, to return him some keepsake of his that I found in an old curiosity shop.
The little watchmaker, or watch cobbler, in the old curiosity shop.
It was not at first successful, and only upon the commencement therein of the "old curiosity shop" did it take on in any sense.
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We believe that Google will preview a major new social service called Google Circles at South by Southwest Interactive today. If what we've heard is correct, the service will offer photo, video and status message sharing. Everything users share on Circles will be shared only with the most appropriate circle of social contacts in their lives, not with all your contacts in bulk. Circles may be shown off at an event co-hosted tonight by the ACLU, an organization focused on privacy and the liberties it affords. It may not be a big public launch yet, but it's clear that this is a major product in the works at the very least.
The service has been developed with extensive participation by Chris Messina, the co-creator of numerous successful social and software phenomena online, from BarCamp to Hashtags and much more. Messina declined to comment for this story. Jonathan Sposato, CEO of the photo editing service Piknik that Google acquired last year, is working on Circles as well. Sposato may be the only entrepreneur to have sold not one but two startups to Google - having founded Phatbits, a service that was acquired by Google in 2005 and became Google Gadgets. These are heavy hitting tech leaders and the service should be very interesting.
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Finally released, the TAS 4B Kit for your Quest. Upgrade your bolt engine and get up to 30% more shot per tank, plus it solves a ton of other issues the Quest has. Check out the web page for yourself, we give you our testing information (including videos and simulations) and you can make your own judgement. This is the bolt kit the Quest should have come with.
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A few of us have begun using this bolt in the FEP Owners thread here on Techpb. So far I can say the bolt does change the sound signature and I've not chopped a ball yet. I still need to do an efficiency test but one member was already getting crazy efficiency with his.
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Well I did an external inspection this evening and the newspaper is mostly torn up and they seem like one big happy family.If all looks well, is there any reason to not just split them again in a couple of weeks (dividing up brood and honey) and let one of the hives raise a replacement queen?
...(and not doing that shake out crap that never seems to work)...
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The posterior tibial tendon serves as one of the major supporting structures of the foot, helping it to function while walking. Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD) is often called adult acquired flatfoot. Although this condition typically occurs in only one foot, some people may develop it in both feet. Overuse of the posterior tibial tendon is often the cause, in fact, the symptoms usually occur after activities that involve the tendon, such as running, walking, hiking, or climbing stairs. Symptoms may include pain, swelling, a flattening of the arch and an inward rolling of the ankle. As the condition progresses, the pain may change and other deformities may appear in the foot. After the tendon has deteriorated significantly, arthritis may develop in the foot or ankle. This condition is usually progressive, which means it will get worse if not treated.
Because of the progressive nature of PTTD, early treatment is advised. If treated early enough, symptoms may resolve without the need for surgery and progression of the condition can be arrested. In many cases, treatment can begin with non-surgical approaches that may include:
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Highlights: Riewoldt stars in Saints' winBy AAP, 30 Apr 2016
Captain Nick Riewoldt has led supremely with St Kilda belting Melbourne for a 39-point AFL win.
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After suffering their worst season on the field since the turn of the millennium, St Kilda could be headed for a return to a place it has historically dominated – the bottom of the ladder.
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Ten tall guns who could dominate the midfieldBy Cameron Rose, 15 Mar 2012
In 2008, Matthew Richardson almost won a Brownlow medal as a key forward turned roaming wingman. He averaged career high possessions and still kicked 48 goals for the season. Since, I've often wondered why clubs haven't felt compelled to do something similar.
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The Round Review Week 22By sportsfanslife.com, 7 Aug 2009
Storm v Cowboys. Olympic Park, Melbourne Friday 7.35pm: Fresh from Karmichael Hunt's AFL defection, the Cowboys venture to the heartland of the Game of The Sherrin with a potential scandal of their own on their hands.
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The hype surrounding Melbourne's number one draft pick Jack Watts is justified. He was selected by a club struggling to win games and, along with a number of other youngsters at the Demons, he represents the future for his team's supporters.
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Giving New Meaning to Mobile Printing
We want it now…instant gratification. It's happening everywhere: shopping, streaming video and even food delivered to your door. And it also can have a negative meaning, depending on the situation.
Here's where Jeff Cable is a contrarian. He's also figured out how to go above and beyond for his clients and gives them instant gratification by actually giving them a framed print onsite.
Jeff Cable is a renaissance man of photography. He's shot pro sports, car races, large scale weddings, portraits and even family gatherings, and he knows what it means to these people to capture that moment in a photo.
He's also a master at his craft, from shooting, retouching and even printing. Check out the video above where Jeff finishes an event shoot and then heads to a makeshift studio in his truck to create something special. He retouches one of the portraits from the event, and then prints a 12" x 18" on Epson Velvet Fine Art paper (his favorite paper) from his Epson R2000 powered by an adapter. Jeff also has a frame ready to go, so within minutes he has a professionally finished and framed photo that he presents to the client.
Instant gratification. Instant gratification for a family who is celebrating a momentous occasion. He told me: "I have made many family members cry with these!"
And this is instant gratification that's different from Instagram, Facebook or any other digital app or social media. This memorable photo will never get accidentally deleted, because Jeff printed it, framed it and gave it to the family before the party was even over. That framed print is a printed backup, one that they can immediately hang on the wall as a permanent memory of that day.
Jeff really understands what it means to have a physical, tangible memory of that day, and he gives it to them right there. And that's cool.
About Jeff Cable: Bay Area-based photographer Jeff Cable has taken impressive shots of wild animals, landmarks, natural landscapes, portraits and sporting events, and is an official photographer for the U.S. Olympic Team. He teaches photography to other professionals globally, and is also one of the most requested presenters at New York City photo retailers. To see more of Jeff Cable's photos and read more about his adventures around the world, check out his blog.


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MT. JULIET -- Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Thursday, December 18 at Sellars Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet for Mrs. Pister, 67, of Brentwood.
Born in Priest River, ID and a graduate of Moxee High in Moxee, WA, Mrs. Pister died December 15, 2008. She was member of the Grand Ole Doll Club.
Visitation will be Thursday from 12 Noon to 2 p.m. Services will be conducted by Ann Taylor Owen. Interment will follow the service at Mt. Juliet Memorial Gardens.
Survivors include: husband Larry Eugene Pister; granddaughters Savannah and Rachel Pister; brother Jay Crist; sister Shirley Pride; dear friends Janice Owen and Betty Perry; and special friend Jan Bernardini. Mrs. Pister was preceded in death by son Donald Eugene Pister.
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Lynn Ferry Service Returns For The SummerStarting Tuesday, commuters headed to Boston from Lynn have the option to take a ferry to work.
Stress Of Commuting Affects Men And Women DifferentlyResearch has found the psychological impact of commuting affects men and women in very different ways.
Know How Much Money You Are MakingHere's something Interesting...Someone earning $50,000 with a commute could be earning $12 an hour after taxes and expenses.
MBTA Announces Restored Red, Green Line ServiceThe MBTA restored more service on rail lines Sunday morning after weeks of limited operation that has frustrated riders.
Bradley Jay: 'Pay Attention To The Little Things.'How about you? What is the spice in your life that makes getting up in the morning worth the trouble for you? Click play to visit Boston's North End in a snowstorm to find out what some thoughtful folks say makes their life rich.
Better Day For The MBTA? Not ReallyAnother day of commuting woes for people who take the MBTA to work.
Storm's Lingering Effects Lead To Flooding ConcernsThe storm that brought several inches of rain to some portions of Massachusetts is winding down, but its punch is still being felt by some commuters.
Snow Likely To Impact Friday Morning CommuteThe first official driving test of the season for New England drivers comes Friday morning, courtesy Mother Nature.
Determined Cyclist Braves Even The Most Miserable Winter Commute Ice, snow and slush could not deter one man from making his morning commute by bicycle.
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Daily Talker: How Would You React If You Saw Someone Plunge Off A "T" Platform?For the third time in less than a month, someone has fallen off the platform at an MBTA station. The T says it does not encourage people jumping on the tracks to make rescues. How would you react if you saw someone plunge off a T platform?
Snow, Freezing Rain Coming For PM CommuteBursts of light snow will head into the region anytime after 2 p.m. and will continue as light snow. It will mix in with sleet and freezing rain later this evening into the early overnight.


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Rendon had a big week this past week, going 5-for-14 with three doubles and a home run. The home run came in the first game of a double header on Saturday, and was his first since March 6th against Baylor. As usual, Rendon drew five walks in his four games.
Rendon won't be playing next week, as Rice is off until May 4th. That means he wraps up the month of April with a .372/.614/.558 line in 43 at-bats, walking at an incredible rate of 26 times, which is 37% of his plate appearances.
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Hotel Soefryd has 26 light and lovely rooms with shower- toilet- TV and wireless Internet and some of them with the possibility of putting up an extra bed. Besides a good bed the hotel offers a large breakfast buffet with different types of bread- dairy and corn products- marmalade- cold cuts- vegetables- fruits- coffee and tea plus morning papers. The location of the hotel is well suited for yachtsmen and there are also fine possibilities for canoe enthusiasts.
Hotel Soefryd is a beautiful old seaside hotel which the owners have done their outmost to maintain and bring up-to-date so that today it is a pleasure to visit the hotel at Roskilde Fjord. The hotel is a delight to the eye but the best is the beautiful view over the fjord. This view will indeed impress you - no matter the season of the year or the time of the day. The wing with the light and beautiful rooms has been built into the slope down towards the fjord and thus has a unique location. In Denmark it is difficult to outrival the cosy little hotel filled with atmosphere.
The owners also serve on the terrace towards the fjord where you can enjoy the beautiful sunset in the evening. For lunch you can for example have Soefryds own fried herrings breaded in rye flour and junket and wrapped in bacon and for dinner you can choose both traditional Danish courses such as fried eel and Hamburg steaks with onions. There are special events at Easter- Whitsuntid- Midsummer Eve and Martinmas Eve as well as in the game season and at Christmas.
When staying at Hotel Soefryd you are close to the many sights and attractions of North Zealand e.g. the castle Frederiksborg Slot- the cathedral Roskilde Domkirke and the Viking ship museum.
Copenhagen is absolutely within reach so that a stay in Hotel Soefryd can easily be combined with a visit to Tivoli- the National Museum or the Royal Theatre.
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Choral piece setting the poem by Christina Rosetti, commissioned by The Australian Voices for their fifteenth anniversary season. The work draws on influences contemporary with Rosetti as well as post-minimal approaches to composition.
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Re: A partial differential Eqn.
Sandy Yates wrote:
> Hi, I am very new to Mathematica and I was asked by a colleague if I could
> solve the following problem with Mathematica 3.0
> I said "not at this time" as I barely have any experience with Mma.
> the problem is very similar to a heat transfer problem. The system is
> basically te evaporation from a droplet.
I have a numerical method that solves some PDEs like the one you are
trying to solve. Go to www.nettally.com/tsdri and then go to the link on
"Reaction Diffusion Models In General" for a mathematica notebook
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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
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The New England Patriots wasted no time after Darrelle Revis was released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Wednesday afternoon, swooping in to sign the former Jets cornerback to a one-year, $12 million contract.
No, seriously:
CB Darrelle Revis and the New England Patriots have reached agreement on a one-year, $12 million deal, league sources told ESPN.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 13, 2014
The move is a much needed reprieve from the free agent splashes coming out of Denver. The Broncos signed Aqib Talib away from the Patriots for six years, $57 million, then followed that by adding DeMarcus Ware to their pass rush for three years, $30 million.
Revis not only mitigates the loss of Talib, but arguably makes the Patriots better (at least next season). Here's hoping all goes well and Revis enjoys his time in Foxborough enough to sign a long-term deal in 2015.
Now we just have to wait and see what else Bill Belihick has up his nonexistent sleeves in this AFC arms race.
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