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We met Ira Tabankin on the "Fun Field" at last year's Corvettes at Carlisle show. Naturally, it was his car that caught our eye, but after a few minutes of chatting with him, it was clear he had quite a story to tell. We'll let Ira tell that story in his own words.
I saw my first Vette when I was 10 years old. A black '57 was stopped at a traffic light, and as I crossed the street, the driver revved the motor. I was hooked for life.
I have had two Corvettes prior to the one I own now. The first was a white '77, and the second was a '96 Collector Edition. I enjoyed both, but when the new C5s were introduced, I knew I had to have one. I wanted a '99 Nassau Blue coupe, but my local dealer demanded a very large deposit before he would order one to my specifications. Naturally, I demurred.
Prior to this, I had just divorced my first wife and moved to Oregon. I was making regular visits to Iowa to visit my daughters, and it was on one of these trips that I decided to take them to the first Route 66 Corvette Show. While stopped at a store along the way, my youngest daughter bought me an appropriate Father's Day present: a Nassau Blue die-cast Corvette. "Dad," she said. "I know you've always wanted a blue toy, so I decided to get one for you."
We hadn't driven more than a block from the store when we spied a '98 Nassau Blue coupe sitting on a dealer's lot. In speaking with the salesman, I learned that the car had been ordered the previous fall. When it arrived in January, the customer decided he didn't like the color combination and backed out of the deal.
For me, it was the perfect Corvette. Not only was it the right color, but the salesman was going to give me $3,000 more for my '96 than the dealer in Oregon-sight unseen. We cut a deal on the spot. He would fax me the final paperwork, and I would drive the '96 to Bloomington in two weeks to swap cars. I walked on air the rest of the day.
The next week, I went to San Jose for business. Unfortunately, during lunch, I had a heart attack. When I was discharged from the hospital, I was told to take two weeks off and relax. I managed to convince my wife that it would be just as relaxing to drive halfway across country to get the C5 as it would be to stay in bed. She let me go on the condition that I call her every 30 minutes. So, just one week after my heart attack, I was off to pick up my third Corvette.
Soon afterward, I went to my first Bloomington Gold show. That was a mistake. I bought something at virtually every vendor space on the grounds. I took all the parts back to my hotel and performed the first of what would ultimately become hundreds of modifications.
Since then, I've made many more changes to the car. Some are obvious, while others are so discreet you'd have to be a true C5 aficionado to spot them. My '98 Vette has become my hobby and primary stress reliever. Personally, I think it even saved my life.
Shortly after I bought the car, I decided I wanted to lower it. The C5 parts market was still in its infancy at the time, and I was unable to find a set of lowering bolts. So, I asked a friend of mine who made aircraft parts to make a set of titanium bolts. We worked on the principle that if the bolts could support a plane, they could probably support my toy. Although I'm not sure how much the car was lowered, I do know I've learned the benefits of an angled approach.
I changed wheel designs several times, finally settling on Motorsports Z06s with blue-capped lug nuts. I also changed out the factory-issue Goodyear run-flat tires for Firestones. Other chassis and suspension mods include BMR sway bars, Bilstein sport shocks, upgraded bushings, and oversized Baer Eradispeed brake rotors.
Next, I covered everything under the hood with a combination of chrome and silver-colored carbon fiber. Even the courtesy light was surrounded with chrome. When the time came to add horsepower, I went with a Cartek head-and-cam package, LG Motorsports long-tube headers, a Borla Stinger exhaust, a Callaway Honker intake, and a reprogrammed PCM. The car now puts out about 405 hp and 390 lb-ft of torque. A set of 4.10 gears makes Sixth gear usable while keeping the revs down to 2,100 rpm at 80 mph.
Of course, the exterior and interior of the car are what you really notice. The most obvious alteration is the Lambo door kit with chromed hinges. As for the body, I started by adding the front canards and rear spoiler from [C5 design chief] John Cafaro's body kit. I also added an RK Sport high-rise hood. Since I loved the Grand Sports-the original '63s and the '96s-I decided to add a black GS-style racing stripe highlighted with Ghost Blue Pearl.
To dress up the rear of the car, I installed a unique set of LED taillights, a custom muffler surround, and chromed rear-marker-lamp covers. Because I was never able to find a license-plate surround I liked, I made a template and had a glass dealer cut a tinted tempered glass plate instead.
Additional exterior modifications include '63-style "Fuel Injection" logos, chrome inserts for the front and rear "Corvette" lettering, and Z06 rear brake scoops covered in carbon fiber. Finally, I installed later-model ('99 and later) sill protectors with color-matched decals, along with polished stainless steel screens in the front fascia and side gill openings.
The inside of the car looks reasonably stock-at first. After wearing out two sets of factory seat covers under warranty, I had a local shop make a set of two-tone black-and-oak replacements. I then asked CAR Motorsports in Atlanta to make a set of matching custom floor mats.
To the dash, I added white gauge faces and an RK Sport polished aluminum trim kit. I also had John Caravaggio make a two-tone sport steering wheel. Believe it or not, it's actually from a Pontiac.
I'm not sure what's next, but I do know that I love this car. It's unlikely I'll ever sell it.


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University of Colorado Boulder Distinguished Professor Margaret Murnane has been awarded Ireland's top science award, the RDS Irish Times Boyle Medal for Scientific Excellence, for her pioneering work that has transformed the field of ultrafast laser and X-ray science.
Murnane is a professor of physics and fellow of JILA, a joint institute of CU-Boulder and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Her research focuses on developing lasers that can operate at the fundamental limits of speed and stability. She also has paved the way for scientists to build a tabletop X-ray laser that could be used for super high-resolution imaging, while also giving scientists a new way to peer into a single cell and gain a better understanding of the nanoworld. Both of these feats could lead to major breakthroughs in many fields including medicine, biology and nanotechnology development.
Created in 1899 and presented by the Royal Dublin Society and The Irish Times, the Boyle Medal for Scientific Excellence recognizes scientific research of exceptional merit and since its inception has been awarded to 38 distinguished scientists. Given biennially, the award recognizes scientists based in Ireland or Irish scientists working abroad. Murnane was born in Limerick, Ireland, and is a graduate of University College Cork.
Murnane is only the second woman to receive the award. The other was Phyllis E. M. Clinch, who was recognized in 1961 for her study of degenerative diseases in potato plants.
Describing why they chose Murnane for the award, the 2011 Royal Dublin Society Irish Times Boyle Medal International Judging Panel said: "Margaret Murnane is an international leader in her field and has made a significant contribution to laser and X-ray science. Not only is her fundamental research groundbreaking in itself, the application of her work has the potential to make a significant impact across virtually all scientific and medical disciplines."
Murnane will receive her medal and give a public lecture Nov. 29 in Dublin. For more information visit http://www.rds.ie/boylemedal.


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" Genre: Action & Shooter / Video Game for Xbox 360 / Release Date: 2012-06-15 / Published by Warner Bros. Interactive "
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Welcome to the world of killing zombies, this is the world of main star lives in, you play as Juliet a cheerleader and a zombie hunter, she off to meet her boyfriend nick but as soon as she leaves and is off down the road she notices that the street and the whole place is filled with zombies, so now it is your job to play as Juliet and go find nick in the park and make sure he is alright and after find out what is going on and who on this earth has sent the zombies down to earth.
This is a very fun game to play and has a very well done sense of humour but I knew this going into the game because the makes of the game Suda 51, are very good at comedy in they games and game play style. It is a must have if you have played there other games like no more heroes, the games play style is very much the same, and if you have never played any of these games then this might be the game that gets you to start liking these types of games.
* Comedy, there is so much comedy in this game between the characters on screen and in the cut scenes before and after each level, some of the best is just when you kill certain zombies and then Juliet might say something about the zombie you just killed and it can always keep you laughing and smiling all the way to the ending.
* Fun game play, the play style is very fun because when you are fighting all the zombies trying to build that combo higher and higher and then you get the boss zombies which are easy to fight because if you have a big combo you can do new combo moves you can buy from the shop.
* The shop, At certain points within the level there will be a shop when you can purchase loads of different stuff, this can be anything from music CD's to pictures to try and get 100% complete for the whole game, and then there is the really interesting stuff like all the different combo moves you can buy and all the different outfit you can buy.
* Replay, this game is not that great for replay ability unless you like score system, the only reason to reply a level is to get a better score so if you are no interest in that then the play might not be for you.
* Game play hours, this is a very fast game to finish if you just want go for the story and that is it, this is the type of game where if you want to spend the money on this and play it for a while then this is not the game for you this is the type of game where you get it and spend all your time getting the money from killing zombies and spend it trying to get all the unlockables within the game or trying to beat your own high score.
Altogether this is a good game if you like the style of game it is, it is not the best game in the world, there are a few problems but if you like Suda 51 games then this game is a must have for you, if you have never tried one of the types of games, get a game like no more heroes first and see if you enjoy it then if you do pick up this game.
Lollipop Chainsaw is the latest game from Goichi Suda, better known to those in the industry as Suda 51. In the west the Japanese video game director is probably best known for the No More Heroes series, which debuted on the Wii, and Killer7 a bizarre shooter that attracted a cult following during the last console generation. Lollipop Chainsaw sees Suda team up with Hollywood film maker James Gunn to give us a title jam packed with over the top zombie slaying and a good dose of humour. It's so much fun that I can almost forgive Gunn for penning the disastrous Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed back in 2004.
Players take control of the lovely Juliet Starling, a high school cheerleader who happens to come from a long line of accomplished zombie hunters. What is it with cheerleaders taking on supernatural menaces? First we had Buffy staking vampires and now we have Juliet decapitating the walking dead. I guess the acrobatic training cheerleaders go through make them ideal candidates for pulling off the martial arts required to kick paranormal ass. Anyway, when the game begins Juliet is hoping to celebrate her birthday but those plans go awry when a zombie epidemic sweeps over San Romero High School.
The source of shambling corpses is a gothic kid named Swan. The outcast, whose wardrobe seems borrowed from Marilyn Manson, is somewhat miffed at being rejected by the student body. Using a mystical book, Swan begins summoning zombies from another dimension into our world with the aims of punishing those who shunned him. I have to admit that's more creative than simply buying a firearm for a spot of Columbine bowling. Needless to say Juliet will have to stop the emo's scheme aided by her main squeeze Nick - a decapitated head attached to her belt. The poor bloke loses his body early on in the game after getting infected by a zombie bite. Having nothing below the neck must suck, but as a consolation he at least gets to spend the entire game next to Miss Starling's toned buttocks.
Lollipop Chainsaw is basically a fighting game which mixes ultra violence with colourful visuals. The way it handles reminds me a lot of No More Heroes, but thankfully missing the money making chores which interrupted NMH's high octane action. Juliet spends most of the adventure hacking away at zombies using her chainsaw, with inbuilt telephone, in conjunction with rapid melee strikes. The idea is to bash opponents with a series of kicks and pom pom swipes to daze them which leaves the blighter prone to decapitation. Severing a bad guy's cranium awards you medals and coins which can be used at the store to purchase new attacks for Juliet, upgrades, in game music and most important of all revealing outfits to wear.
Although Nick has the slight disability of having no limbs he does have his uses. Plonking his noggin on headless zombies gives him temporary control of the carcass permitting him to reveal hidden areas via quick time events. His head can also be fired at waves of enemies once the prerequisite skill is unlocked. Speaking of skills, seeing as how it's Juliet's birthday, Starling earns new moves as the story goes along thanks to chainsaw upgrades generously gifted by her family of fellow zombie bashers. By the time the game ends not only will you use the saw to maim foes with melee attacks, but you'll also get bullets for vanquishing targets from range and a motor than gives Juliet a short burst speed dash.
Graphically the game manages to reach a very high standard of quality. Juliet's character model does look better drawn than the zombies she fights, but that may just be due to the fact that a pigtailed teen is more aesthetically pleasing than a rotting corpse. The in game graphics mesh well with the American comic book style images used during cut scenes and loading screens. Although the game lives up to its 18 rating, due to the foul language and lashings of blood spewing from severed appendages, a lot of the gore is disguised by the colourful design that splashes the screen with rainbows and shining coins that burst out of vanquished enemies. My only real complaint is that the camera could be a little better, but thanks to the linear level designs and lock on feature the vantage point only becomes a problem when toggling the chainsaw's ranged weaponry.
One of the game's highlights would have to be the sonics. Voice actress Tara Strong is perfect in the role of Juliet and I especially enjoyed her frequent exchanges with Nick played by Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor of Smallville fame.) Their humorous banter does a good job of diverting your attention from the button bashing combat which could get monotonous were it not for the constant gags and slick visuals. Lollipop Chainsaw also boasts an excellent soundtrack which includes some oldies like Lollipop from The Chordettes or the rocking Heroes Of Our Time by Dragonforce. Seeing that Juliet is cheerleader its no surprise to learn that Toni Basil's Mickey plays when you activate your special meter and I especially liked hearing Dead or Alive's You Spin Me Round in the background as I mowed down zombies in a corn field whilst driving a combine harvester.
Lollipop Chainsaw is a lot of fun whilst it lasts, but unfortunately it doesn't last very long. I managed to get through it all during a weekend so I cannot give it five stars out of five. There's around seven stages, covering the school and surrounding district, which each can be completed in under an hour. By the time you have clocked in six hours of play you'll be nearing the finale which is a shame. The short running time and slow loading screens are ultimately what keep me from awarding it full marks. Still the short story may be a blessing in disguise as the combat isn't exactly deep and could get potentially dull had they artificially padded things out to make it last for more than ten hours.
If getting through the story is your sole objective then it's hard to recommend a purchase as a rental should suffice. I personally however would encourage fighting game fans to pick up this gem, even if it means waiting a bit for a price drop. If you don't mind grinding levels there's a lot of collectibles to earn, some of which can only be acquired by besting all the difficulty settings. Those who enjoy earning high scores will also find enjoyment in replaying levels to earn a place on the online leader board. Yes the premise is silly, but between the lively graphics, chuckles, constant action and some novel mini-games it has a charm many other titles on the market lack. I mean when was the last time you got to kill zombies whilst swinging off a stripper pole? Nuff said.
I had the great opportunity to take advantage of love film's highest package for 2 months for free, so this was one of the games I was able to sample in full. There are many highs and lows about this game that make me a bit unsure as to whether I love it or hate it.
I have a great interest in zombies and love anything in relation to them - My favourite zombie game was left 4 dead 2 where I'd practically play it every single day without fail but of course after a while you end up searching for something new and if you're like me and don't have all the money in the world to chance it on buying some game you may or may not like, there's not many you can find out about other than through second hand reviews from friends or youtube.
That's where I first heard about lollipop chainsaw as my favourite youtube vlogger 'sxephil' (or PhilipDeFranco) mentioned about this game and how many people cosplayed as the main character at comicon - so obviously this had to go on my list since it was free and I had to find out what the hype was all about.
Lollipop Chainsaw is an "action hack and slash video game" which was developed by Grasshopper Manufacture for both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The release date was on June 12 2012. A collaboration between game designer: Goichi Suda along with filmmaker James Gunn. The game was then published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
What enticed me to play further into the game rather than assuming it was diabolical straight away was the fact that there was a mass amount of obscene and bizarre characters, story lines and features. For a start, the main character; Juliet Starling is an over sexualised cheer leader who carries a chainsaw around with her that is ironically decorated with pink and love hearts. Other characters feature individuals such as Nick Carlyle who is the boyfriend of Juliet who...weirdly travels around with her on her adventures as just a severed head - You'll find out why her boyfriend is just a head, I know, it's weird but I guess these weird things are what make you want to find out more.
Juliet the cheerleader belongs to a family of 'unusual' and not the average family who are also familiar in the works of zombie slaying. Her sister Cordelia Starling, Rosalind Starling are Juliet's sisters both of whom are zombie hunters and have their own unique styles and personalities. The story begins on Juliet's 18th birthday where she is supposed to meet her boyfriend at San Romero High School park.
There is a handful of bizarre and weird characters that have over the top personalities, almost as if to exaggerate and take the mickey out of typical high school cliques (such as goths, emo's and so on) in a humorous yet gory way. There is a lot of coarse language within the game which can either make you laugh or make you shocked - either way if swearing is an issue for you I doubt you'll end up experiencing that because the game is full of gore, sarcasm, sexed up jokes and references, blood, guts and much more, delightful if you ask me.
Obviously within most games you always need a source of energy or an aid to replenish your health - Juliet uses lollipops to gain her health back after being attacked by an enemy. you can purchase these at the chop shop stands within the game but they are very rare so use your health wisely - failing that there are a number of opportunities where you can collect them during game play.
The one major pet peeve for me is that the game is set in several different stages/locations and unfortunately; If you die on one of these, you are sent straight back to the start of it - for instance if you pass level one, you're fine, if you get near the end of level two and die, you're back to the start of level two. The check points are unfair and unrealistic so it can be frustrating at times, especially when you're taking on the stronger zombies.
You can also purchase additional combo moves for a small price each time, so make sure you save your coins that you collect each time you travel around and kill zombies as it can help tackle them better further on in the game.
I'm not sure I would have purchased the game in it's full price as It does make my blood boil sometimes and rage quit, however I do find myself going back for more as it is something uniquely different to the typical zombie theme - and I appreciate it fully...even if it is messed up. It hasn't replaced my all time favourite but it definitely has climbed the ladder for games I would definitely buy as I enjoyed the majority of gameplay.
I had been looking forward to playing this for awhile when I first heard about this game.. I really like the grindhouse type movies like Hobo with a shotgun, Planet terror, and Machine girl ect..This game shares similarities to the movies and is a grindhouse style game as is Suda51s last game Shadows of the damned..Meaning its sexualized, very violent, and crazy over the top wtf is going on hilarity.. While getting closer to the release date I wasn't sure if it would be worth getting it but after playing through twice and will continue to play for more achievements and unlockables I found it well worth it.. You play as the cheerleader and zombie hunter Juliet Starling armed with a chainsaw, pom poms and a variety of moves.. Your boyfriend nick is infected and Juliet decapitates him and uses magic to make him live as a severed head that she carries around on her waist.. The gameplay consists of Juliet hacking and decapitating zombies throughout 6 different stages each of which take around an hour to complete.. I found the combat to be very enjoyable as a hack n slash style game, it can become somewhat repetitive but thats mainly if you play for long periods.. Some areas have you try to save classmates from the zombies and some can be slightly difficult to save.. There are extremely well done boss fights at the end of each stage, while not especially difficult they are awesome to behold and are some of the craziest parts of the game.. From a viking zombie flying an airship, to a motorcycle riding metalhead that transforms into a mechanical elephant.. Mixed in throughout the game are minigames to partake in like zombie basketball, zombie baseball, defending your sisters in vehicles.. I enjoyed the minigames although some might find them a bit tedious at points.. Throughout the game you can buy new abilities and upgrades as you collect more medals from slaying zombies.. You can unlock a variety of outfits, music, and artwork as well.. One of the things you can acquire are nick tickets which let you play a roulette game with random powers for each ticket, some are more useful then others, one lets you whip the severed head around in the air and causes damage and concusses zombies.. Another one lets you shake the head and coins and lollipops will fly out.. One thing that should be noted is yes the game is only about 6 hours long.. But this game is designed to be played through multiple times so I found that to be the perfect length for a game like this.. The music in this game is fantastic, with 80s pop songs and death metal and various other types as well.. Each usually fitting the stage and boss that you must fight.. The sound effects and voice acting are very well done although some characters can be a little annoying, one of her sisters in particular but still funny. I found the graphics in this game to be actually quite good.. It really does not have a budget title look or feel to it like some games give the impression of.. Overall this game is well worth playing through at least once... Rent it or buy it!


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Lecture Series "Financial crises: in a free market economy, how much regulation is too much?"
During the spring semester 2009, the Max Schmidheiny Foundation – in co-operation with the Max Schmidheiny Foundation Professorship for Entrepreneurship and Risk and the International Students' Committee (ISC) – held a lecture series on the topic "Financial crises: in a free market economy, how much regulation is too much?" at the University of St. Gallen.
Seeing how the various players in the financial markets interacted, this series of lectures addressed the question as to the "correct" – or optimum – regulatory regime for the financial markets. The crisis 2007-2009 revealed a history of misregulation or inadequate supervision. But what are the fundamental implications for regulatory policy in a free market economy, a system that over past decades has appeared to deliver unprecedented prosperity? In the course of the semester, the lecturers taking part in the series presented the views of the financial services industry, central banks, regulatory bodies and the academic community.
In light of the turmoil in financial markets and rampant uncertainty throughout the global economy that prevailed at the beginning of 2009, fundamental premises of a free market order were increasingly put into question. In this situation, the Max Schmidheiny Foundation intended to contribute to a more substantiated public debate on these issues concerning some of the very foundations of free societies.
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Dr. Konrad Hummler
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Public Lecture (in German)
Thursday, 19 February 2009
University of St. Gallen
Malcolm D. Knight
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Wednesday, 11 March 2009
University of St. Gallen
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University of St. Gallen
Prof. Dr. Martin Hellwig
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Thursday, 30 April 2009
University of St. Gallen
Prof. Geoffrey P. Miller
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Public Lecture "Willful blindness or tunnel vision: governance failures and the financial crisis of 2008"
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"One might as well try to perform brain surgery with a sledgehammer" -- Ben Bernanke
Four years ago the market blasted higher as the Fed rolled out its bold and innovative quantitative easing program. It worked well as far as driving the stock market higher, but as far as its intended goal of helping the economy and creating new jobs it has very mixed success. In fact, the question many are asking this morning is if quantitative easing works so well, why do we still need even more of it at this stage?
The economists can debate the economic merit of the Fed action. The question we need to focus on is whether the Fed is going to be the potent driving force for the stock market that it has been in the past. In the past, this flood of cheap money that the Fed created had few places to go, but into commodities and the stock market. As long as the Fed was running its printing press there was strong underlying support for the stock market and we would continue to trend steadily higher.
That is still true to some extent, but we are now so awash in cheap capital that creating even more of it has little impact. There just isn't much potency to making more funds available when there isn't much demand for what already exists.
We saw after the announcement of Operation Twist how the market is no longer gunning higher on more liquidity. Yesterday we didn't even wait for Ben Bernanke to finish his remarks before the market has reversed and given back all of its post-Fed gains and more.
It is clear that the Fed just isn't going to matter to the degree it did a couple years ago and we can't count on its endless liquidity to cushion this market in the same fashion. It is still true that we don't want to fight the Fed too much when it is making moves, but the momentum it tended to create looks like a thing of the past.
Unfortunately, with the Fed not being much of a force in the market means we will quickly shift our focus back to the fiscal cliff debate. That remains the key issue in the market and until it is resolved we are wasting our time even thinking about anything else.
The market action indicates that investors are very optimistic that a deal will be made. We have been trending up for weeks and we have been shrugging off negative comments from the politicians pretty quickly.
Although we have had generally positive action it has been very slow and choppy. It hasn't been a rally driven by big momentum and aggressive buying. It has often looked like buyers are inching in because they fear being left behind and want to make sure they have some exposure in case a deal is suddenly made.
It is unlikely that we will see a deal before the Christmas holiday, but the risk of positive developments is high enough to make shorting very tricky. You might catch an intraday move like yesterday, but holding shorts for longer than a few days will be hard especially as we move closer to the fiscal cliff deadline. I have little interest in trying to play the downside until there is something clear to indicate that the deadline won't be met.
Although I don't have much interest in the short side, it isn't at all easy to put money to work in this market right now. We aren't seeing many themes or pockets of momentum and the small handful of movers is very choppy. I'm going to keep digging for buys, but I don't expect that I'll be able to put much cash to work in the near term.
We have a very flat open once again and not much movement in individual stocks. Maybe a good bout of selling at this point would be the sort of shakeup we need for some better trading.


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When I come across a verse that speaks to me I can't help but try to incorporate it into my daily artwork. It is one thing to create a painting that is inspired by a memorable verse, it is quite another thing to try and incorporate the words of a verse into a work. Perhaps the bigger challenge was to incorporate the verse into a painting that actually looked like art!
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North Dakota drops PARCC while Florida ponders its next move
While top Florida lawmakers were calling for the state to abandon the PARCC testing consortium, North Dakota was taking the plunge.
Education Week reports that North Dakota dropped out of Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, or PARCC, to focus its Common Core testing efforts with Smarter Balanced, the other consortium of states. North Dakota had been a member of both.
In a statement, ND superintendent of public instruction Kirsten Baesler said she saw Smarter Balanced as a better fit for her state. Other states also have backed away from PARCC or even the Common Core State Standards, including Oklahoma, Michigan and Indiana.
Florida's decision "is likely to prove influential, since it has long wielded outsized influence on key strains of the education debate," Education Week reporters blogged. "It also comes at an important time for the consortium, since PARCC and the other federally funded group of test-designing states, Smarter Balanced, are both working hard on "sustainability" issues—how to stay afloat after their federal funding runs out in the fall of 2014."
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There's an old question in theology: "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?" The supposed answer is "as many as you like." A pin is a physical object, whereas angels are non-corporeal beings.
I consider mainstream (neoclassical) economics a kind of modern day theology, and the question about angels is akin to the question, "How much economic growth (GDP growth) can our ecosystems cope with?" For the economic "theologians" the answer is once again "as much as you like," because economic growth can supposedly be decoupled from physical impacts.
First a reminder about what GDP is. GDP stands for gross domestic product. It's a measure of the total market value of the goods and services produced within a nation's borders during a year. The basic formula for calculating GDP is:
GDP = private consumption + gross investment + government spending + (exports − imports)
One way to calculate GDP in practice is to track the monetary exchanges that occur when final goods and services are purchased. GDP, therefore, measures how frantically money is flowing among people, companies, banks, and other players in the economy. And so the dancing angels become monetary exchanges, the pin becomes the Earth, and the "theological question" becomes, "How many monetary exchanges can fit on the Earth?"
Mainstream economists argue that a constant rate of GDP growth is desirable. In other words, monetary exchanges are supposed to grow exponentially and forever on a finite planet. This is only possible if an increasingly small component of GDP growth relates to physical impacts (i.e., a smaller and smaller number of activities that add to GDP produce any environmental impact). Otherwise the physical impact of our economies will grow exponentially too — a truly impossible scenario. You cannot have an infinite number of people dancing on the head of a pin! Unlike angels, people are corporeal beings.
The above scenario — an ever smaller fraction of GDP representing physical impacts — is referred to by economists as decoupling. It is the only way to justify a system predicated on the assumption of continuous GDP growth on a finite planet.
Let's do the math and see if a strategy of continuous growth with decoupling is reasonable. Say we want to decouple GDP growth from physical impact, which is to be fixed at "one planet's worth." The economy then consists of two sectors: a "real economy" with a physical impact = 1 in units of GDP and a service sector with no physical impact, denoted as "fluff." If we start off the economy in the year 2000 as 100% "real" and 0% "fluff" then absolute decoupling corresponds to the plot below:
If total GDP is growing, then in order for physical impact to remain constant, the "real economy" must shrink year after year as a fraction of total economic activity. Dividing all the curves in the above plot by total GDP, we get the plot below, showing what fraction of the economy will be "real" verses "fluff" over the next 100 years:
After about 50 years the "real" sector of the economy has fallen to around 10% of total economic activity. In another 50 years it falls to less than 1% . The above plots illustrates the scenario known as absolute decoupling — the case where the economy can be made as large as we like, because the fraction of that economy having a physical impact can get as small as we like.
But is this realistic? We are assuming a two-sector economy — "real" and "fluff." "Real" would include activities such as farming and fishing, which require productive land, water, and other resources. "Fluff" would consist of services such as massages and economics lessons. Absolute decoupling assumes that, at some point in the not-too-distant future, we can reach a point where 99% of the money circulating in the economy will be spent on "fluff" – economics lessons and massages – while 1% of it will be spent on "real" — farming and fishing.
As exponential growth continues, you would be able to buy all the productive land and natural resources of the planet for the price of a massage! This is clearly absurd — the productive parts of the economy are the physical basis for all the "fluff" that rests atop it. The "real" will never be valued as low as just 1% or less of total GDP. Moreover there is no legitimate planning effort even to make this absurdity happen. Things are very much left to their own devices. The idea of "absolute decoupling" is more a kind of special pleading to justify the economic status quo, rather than something we are acting decisively to achieve.
There are other reasons to object to a strategy of absolute decoupling, like the fact that "fluff" can't achieve absolutely zero physical impact — people are not angels after all. And there is the very reasonable objection that the economy should not become the treadmill of faster and faster exchanges of "fluff," even if economists demand such exchanges to keep GDP growth going! Absolute decoupling is an absolute pipedream — at some point the economy will have to stop growing.
If we're able to achieve some degree of decoupling, it will buy us some time to avoid ecological collapse. Can we use this time to realize that perpetual GDP growth on our finite planet is a recipe for mass-suicide and begin sensibly reducing the scale of the global economy? We will need to do three things. First and foremost, we'll need to put aside the absurd belief that another unit of GDP growth is like another non-corporeal angel on the head of a pin. Next, we can ask the question "How might a steady state economy work, and how can we get there?" Lastly, we'll need a reformed economics profession — one which agrees this question is sensible and gives us some sensible answers to it.
David A. Jones is a PhD student in theoretical physics at Southampton University in the UK. He writes frequently for the Positive Money blog.


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Chris Vick wasn't looking for another project. After all, he was in the middle of a Pro Street build of a 1969 Mercury Marauder X/100 aimed at bracket racing on the strip. A great rare find came up when he least expected.
Chris was doing swimming pool service work for a guy he calls Hemi Mike. Talk turned to muscle cars related to the ill-fated NASCAR aero warriors. Chris asked Hemi Mike how good a job Dodge did on the aerodynamic back window of one of the muscle Mopars in his collection, a Charger 500.
"Then he said, 'I know somebody who has a Cale Yarborough Spoiler II for sale, kind of rough.'"
The Spoiler II wasn't advertised. The sale was "just word of mouth."
Rough condition didn't matter much to Chris. He restores cars for other people and for himself as a hobby. In his initial email to us, Chris wrote down this wisdom for his fellow muscle car enthusiasts: "In my mind there are two ways to get a rare car: Have lots of money (not me), or have the ability to build your own. That is me. I have been restoring cars for a while now, so this was my chance."
His friend Hemi Mike knew from their conversation how much Chris was a Ford/Mercury muscle car fanatic, plus a huge Wood Brothers fan. The Wood Brothers raced these Mercurys back in the day.
Chris called the owner, who resided an hour north of the Twin Cities in a little town called Almelund, Minnesota. The car wasn't actually for sale. However, after about "10 minutes of talking," the owner said he would sell the Mercury.
The owner, Dave Gunem, was a Ford guy. He had a 1969 Talladega sitting in a field and a 1969 Boss 429 in his pole barn. He is also really into John Deere tractors and had about 30 sitting around, Chris estimates, when he arrived to see the Mercury.
He had a 1969 Talladega sitting in a field and a 1969 Boss 429 in his pole barn
"Apparently other people had known about the car, but nobody wanted to buy it 'cause it was in really rough shape. It was really rusty," Chris said.
When I asked where the rust was, Chris said a better question was, where wasn't the car rusty? At the present time, he is replacing the "whole front snout, firewall, floor pans, quarters, and rear framerails, and had to rebuild two front fenders."
The Mercury did have the original short-block, FMX automatic transmission, and 3.25:1 rearend. The 351 Windsor was out of the car, however.
Gunem was firm on the $2,500 price. Chris "went in on the deal" with his brother-in-law, Gary Stielow.
A better question was, where wasn't the car rusty?
Since this deal actually went down two years ago, Chris is now well into the restoration. When I asked him how he could restore a car so rusty, he said he had a "donor car" so the rust work involved "drilling out a million spot welds and replacing parts as you go."
The donor Mercury "is a 1968 Cyclone 390/four-speed, bucket seat, console car."
Chris already had many parts for this restoration. He restored another Spoiler II for a friend up in Duluth. At that time, he "bought two of everything" when ordering parts.
Chris was the right person to find and restore this rare Mercury. His goal is to have the Cale Yarborough Special finished for Talladega in October of 2014. That's when the Aero Warriors have their next big reunion, which takes place every five years.
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"Well, I've been doing this a long time, starting in Division II," Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said. "(We) Didn't have many Tyler Eiferts."
No program ever has.
Kelly caught his first glimpse of Eifert's potential when the little-used (due to a back injury suffered during his freshman season) athlete started soaring up the depth chart once he found himself healthy during fall training camp entering his sophomore season.
"His ability to go and get the football and catch the ball at its highest point," Kelly said of what caught his attention. "Just the little nuances of the position. Athleticism coupled with the fact he was not afraid. The guy does not play with that sense at all.
"He'll stick his nose in anywhere. He's not afraid. Sometimes the tight ends get the reputation as a pass catcher and they don't like to get in there and block. Sometimes they're just glorified offensive linemen. What I saw early on was a guy that had the combination and the ability to be the best tight end because of those two skills together."
How quickly did Eifert emerge when given the opportunity? During his sophomore season, All-American tight end Kyle Rudolph suffered a season-ending injury and what was regarded as a catastrophe initially, was diminished into a shrug eventually.
Eifert started eight games that season and caught 27 passes. Rudolph saw the writing on the wall and turned pro (he was a second-round draft pick in April 2011).
"He's done a great job of committing himself to the weight room and being stronger," Kelly said. "He's taking care of himself. He's physically fit. He hasn't missed a snap in a very rugged position. You see the way he's sometimes reckless in the way he throws his body up there. He's always trying to get an extra yard."
Eifert's junior season was nothing short of magical as he developed into a first team All-American. He set Irish records for reception yards for a season by a tight end (803) and receptions in a season (63).
This season the numbers haven't been as staggering, as Notre Dame has taken a conservative offensive approach en route to its perfect 10-0 record. Eifert has just 34 catches for 470 yards and three touchdowns, but the decline in production hasn't been a concern of his or Kelly's.
"This isn't about numbers this year," Kelly said. "This is about a guy that's developing himself as a complete tight end.
"He's learning about the game each and every week. Sometimes at the tight end position you get labeled as either a pass catcher or a run blocker, and he's broke that mold. He lines up as a wide receiver. He's lined up attached as a run blocker and a pass protector, because we all knew one thing that he had: He could catch the football."
With five receptions, Eifert will pass Ken MacAfee (128) for career receptions by an Irish tight end. He is also on the verge of passing MacAfee (1,759) in career yardage. Technically, Eifert is eligible to return for next season after playing in just one game as a true freshman. However, even Kelly isn't allowing himself to daydream on that topic.
"If you asked the guys at the next level about Tyler Eifert, they really don't care about how many balls he caught because they know he can catch the football," Kelly said. "They're looking at other things that he's developed. He's going to find himself in a pretty good position in April (in the NFL Draft)."Here is how Tyler Eifert ranks among the most productive Notre Dame tight ends in history.
Receptions in a game - 2nd with 8 (three times). Ken MacAfee holds the mark with 9.
Receptions in a season - 1st with 63.
Receptions in a career - 2nd with 124. MacAfee holds the mark with 128.
Receiving yards in a season - 1st with 803.
Receiving yards in a career - 2nd with 1,625. MacAfee holds the mark with 1,759.
Touchdown receptions in a season - 2nd with 5. MacAfee holds the mark with 6.
Touchdown receptions for a career - 2nd with 10. MacAfee holds the mark with 15.


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Solano in closing minutes, 82-76
Special to the Ukiah Daily Journal
Down by nine points at the half, 42-33, and without the services of one of its premier players due to an ejection with 4:53 to play in the first period, the Eagles of Mendocino College battled back in a foul-plagued game to defeat the Falcons of Solano College 82-76 in Ukiah Wednesday night.
With 4:53 remaining in the first half, and the score knotted at 28 each, the Eagles' talented sophomore guard Kevin Charles (Metropolitan HS Brooklyn, NY) had tallied 10 points before he got tangled up with Solano's LeQuan Gomes (Fairfield HS) and Charles was called for a technical foul. What should have been called a double foul ended up being called a double technical. Mendocino head coach Billy Offill tried to substitute for Charles. Then, while Solano's Mike McKinney (Fairfield HS) was talking smack to Charles, they bumped each other and Charles was ejected after receiving his second technical.
The Falcons James Givens (Fairfield HS) went to the charity line and calmly converted 4 freebies despite the loud bi-partisan fans to his right, making the score was 32-28. Then Solano hit back-to-back treys between an Errion James player control push-off going to the hoop, and the Falcons led 38-28 with 2:30 left in the first half. Solano's McKinney would hit a baseline jumper with 25 ticks on the clock and the Falcons went into the locker room ahead 42-33.
In the first half, the Eagles played through adversity. In the second half, the hometown crowd was lathered up and vocal. You could feel the energy as it felt like it was a playoff game. Without their star player Charles, the Eagles would need life from someone. It would be Cesar Mendoza, Jesse Williams, Jordan Douglas, and Jacobie Williams that would provide the spark for the Eagle comeback.
After an offensive board put-back by Solano's Jamarae Moss (Fairfield HS) the Eagles closed the gap 46-43 on a 10-4 point run on two muscle-drive, stop-and-lean-in shots by JesseWilliams and back-to-back buckets by Errion James (one on a coast-to-coast layup between two defenders and a stop-on-a-dime 15 foot jumper) with 16:36 remaining.
Mendoza buried a trey in front of the Eagles' bench and Jesse Williams was fouled while shooting and sunk one charity to leave the score 48-47, Solano.
After Solano's Gomes put-back on an offensive rebound, the Eagles went on a 12-0 spurt on Jacobie Williams' drained a triple, Nate Henry's muscle drive to the hoop, two buckets by Jesse Williams, a technical foul on Solano's assistant Coach Nelson Beard in which Mendoza hit two free throws, the Eagles were in the lead, 59-52 with 12:13 remaining.
The Falcons trimmed the lead to 59-58 at the 11:00 mark when 6'1" guard McKinney went unconscious and hit on three consecutive deuces with a Mendo hand in his face each time.
The Eagles went on a 6-0 run and led 65-58 at 9:10, then the Falcons countered with their own 6-0 run to pull within one point, 65-64. Douglas sank a three ball in front of the Mendo bench, with the Eagles going ahead 68-63.
On the next Eagles' possession, Mendocino's three-point whiz Mendoza tickled the nets with another shot beyond the arc (his sixth trey on the night). On the next ensuing offensive set, Mendo's Douglas was fouled after an offensive board. He sank both free-throws and the Eagles held a 73-68 lead with 4:30 on the clock.
Solano, unfazed by Mendo's counter punches, pulled within one point, 74-73, when Gomes, in a one-and one foul situation, converted both.
It seemed as if the last possession would win the game, but it didn't happen as the Eagles held serve. Mendocino ratcheted down their defense in the closing minutes and the Falcons mentally lost their focus and turned the ball over in haste while Mendo closed out the game 82-76 winners.
Mendoza led the Eagles in scoring with 23 tallies, including 6 treys (6-9 on treys). Jesse Williams stepped up big in Charles' absence and had 12 points and 8 rebounds. Douglas was the Rolaids specialist as he had 12 points and 5 rebounds off the bench. Jacobie Williams (7 second half assists) and Errion James had 7 each. Nate Henry chipped in 6 points.
"I'm extremely happy with the way our team persevered throughout the game", commented a visibly emotional Mendocino coach Offill. "We put up 49 points in the second half which was necessary after we dug a hole for ourselves in the first half with the ejection."
"Obviously I'm happy with the win, and it gives us a good opportunity to keep us in the mix with four games to play to get into the Nor-Cal 18- team tournament," added Offill.
Solano's Givens led all scorers with 26 points. Gomes and Corey Doran (Fairfield HS) had 16 and 13 points respectively.
The Eagles are in desperate need of another win tonight to increase their chances of making it into the post season. They host the Comets of Contra Costa College at 7:30 p.m.
Of note: There were 6 technical fouls called in the game and the last one called (on Solano) shifted the momentum to the Eagles.


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Both men and women who said they knew the average cost was $365 were both quoted $393 initially. Both genders who said they expected to pay $510 were quoted a significantly higher, but similar, rate for the auto repair -- $426 for men and $428 for women. But when each gender expressed no knowledge of the price, women didn't fare as well. Those men were quoted $383, while women who said they had no idea of the cost were quoted $406.
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Sibling winners of the 6th- through 8th-grade division of the inaugural Toddy Thomas Pumpkin Run relax with their certificates after the Rohner Park located event. 13-year-old eighth-grader Jacoby Creek student RJ Richard ran his way to first place in the boys division while his sixth grade, 11-year-old sister Lily Richard brought home first in the girls division. RJ earned a strong lead that carried him through an amazing extra mistaken extended loop where he still fought his way to keep his lead. Lily shared, "It was a good event and I will probably come back next year and do it again."


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Aaron Eckhart is best known as the doomed Gotham City mayor, Harvey Dent, in The Dark Knight. He's also vouched for nicotine in Thank You For Smoking, caught the eye of Julia Roberts in Erin Brockovich and locked horns with Ben Affleck in Paycheck.
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aaron eckhart in erin brockovich and thank you for smokingAaron Eckhart became something of a good luck charm to Neil LaBute, who cast him in his subsequent films like Your Friends & Neighbors and Nurse Betty. This meant steady work for Aaron Eckhart on the indie circuit, but he also gained respect in the mainstream community as well. In 1999, Oliver Stone cast Aaron Eckhart as the offensive coordinator of the Atlanta Falcons in Any Given Sunday. The following year, Aaron Eckhart was hand-picked to play the hunky biker boyfriend to Julia Roberts' high-powered lawyer role in Erin Brockovich.
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Now wait a second, you are saying we will never get a good offensive line because it's been 15 years since we had a good line for both running and passing, yet here you are preaching that if Trent gets a line such as that, he will be good. Sooo...
15 years? That seems like a bit of a stretch. The line during the mid 2000's was pretty solid. Manning was rarely hit and Edge ran wild. Peyton had Tarik Glenn protecting his blindside for the first 9 seasons of his career, and Saturday was the center for virtually all of his Indy tenure. Players like Ryan Diem, Jake Scott, and Ryan Lilja were all certainly serviceable. The line was good enough in 2006 when Edge left that Rhodes and Addai were able to combine to form a very good running back duo.
It started to decline starting with the retirement of Tarik Glenn.
And I never said we would never get a good line. I said it's stupid to wait for a line to acquire talent. Massive difference.
And yea, Trent will be just fine. I got a feeling Grigson ain't happy about the line.
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There are two types of quarterbacks in the league: Those whom over time, the league figures out ... and those who figure out the league.
There was a few years our line was middle of the pack. But I'm talking about a true top flight, two-way line. That's something most of us have never seen in Indy. Right now they aren't pass protecting nor run blocking.
The best it was was probably early 2000s.
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There are two types of quarterbacks in the league: Those whom over time, the league figures out ... and those who figure out the league.
MJD, Chris Johnson, Adrian Peterson, CJ Spiller, the list goes on ... talented HBs that have flourished despite not a lot around them, especially on the OL. Trent Richardson has shown nothing. Not even a sliver of hope, so far. His TD totals were cute his rookie season, but -- he leaves a lot to be desired as a HB.
The trade was stupid from day one and I've never been a Richardson fan, if he wasn't an Alabama HB that helped them win a national title and taken 3rd overall, everyone would look at his numbers and just assume he lacks talent. His physical prowess, name recognition, and draft status are the only reason he's talked about. He hasn't ranked in the top 40 in terms of YPC from runningbacks who get meaningful touches. Beyond just bad, it's pathetic.
The line is a problem that needs fixed. TRich isn't a bad RB, but he isn't good either, he is average. He has good power and a nice cut, but he isn't quick and has questionable vision. He can be part of a good tandem, but not as the main back. He won't make his OL look better than they are cause he doesn't maximize what he is given, even if what he is given is very little.
KM we all know the line sucks, but good RBs find a way to get yards even behind a subpar OL. In the first three games, in which Thomas was injured in the second game, Ballard/Bradshaw were able to find yardage even when the line was getting push back. The reason being they had a quick burst of speed and hit the tiny hole hard. TRich on the other hand doesn't hit anything hard, he waits and waits or tiptoes in, and while he has the strength and power to not go down easy he doesn't have the burst of speed to get the extra yard or two that Ballard/Bradshaw got.
So yes the OL sucks, but TRich isnt making the most of what he is given either.
Brown is a great change of pace back. He is super quick, and has track star speed. What he doesn't have is power. In plays were TRich might get 2 yards Brown would get stuffed at the line. If he doesn't have a big hole to run through he does nothing, but if he has that huge hole he might as we'll be Adrian Peterson because he has elite burst of speed.
P.S. I do not understand why you think he is getting hit as soon as he gets the ball TM as that has never happened. He might get hit behind the line some, but it is happening well after he gets the ball and has had a chance to move towards the line. This OL might get pushed back, but they don't get outright beaten off the line like the OL did under Caldwell.
Off topic but wouldn't start a new thread about it
Those on twitter I would seriously suggest you give a following to Not Pep Hamilton@PepHamilton
I know Andrew Luck wants to build a legacy similar to Peyton, which is why I'm trying to get him to open the Andrew Luck Handing Off Academy— Not Pep Hamilton (@PepHamilton) November 8, 2013
@cmccollo He's coached to hit the hole slow. The fewer yards each run gains=more chances to run the ball=more chances to impose our will— Not Pep Hamilton (@PepHamilton) November 8, 2013
It was nice seeing TRich be more involved in the passing game.
So apparently there is a Trent Richardson sex tape http://www.tmz.com/2013/11/12/trent-...napolis-colts/
It is described as an "orgy" which presumably means there are more women in this tape than his YPC.
If this happened with the Pacers, would be a PR nightmare.
Don't care about Richardson's sex life, but this reveals a disturbing lack of maturity for a public figure.
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Article said, "at least three women" so yeah, good for him. Apparently he has something in common with our mascot, as well...
Hm, not sure how I feel about that. Does show a lack of maturity... sorta funny at the same time. I dunno. This is a grey area for me, I mean, if dude lands 3 hotties at once, as a father I'd lecture him, as a bro I'd high-five him, lol.... too bad he let it get recorded.
There are two types of quarterbacks in the league: Those whom over time, the league figures out ... and those who figure out the league.
Yeah, I'm the same way. He's what, 23? If that? Go crazy with the ladies, young rich fella. But seriously, don't let people record that ****.
Will people in Indy get pissed about this?
Eh, I can't imagine much uproar... unless there's more to the video. People in Indiana have sex, believe it or not. In fact, that's about all there is to do.
There are two types of quarterbacks in the league: Those whom over time, the league figures out ... and those who figure out the league.
lol, this orgy tape thing is hysterical. I think this is a terrible trade but if people give Richardson crap about this I'll defend him to the death. eat your heart out Gronkowski.
Only because he doesn't score as well on the field.
Oh the jokes are already in line with his performance on the field and I have heard about 4 of them as of now. All funny.
No penetration.
Although this would be funnier if T-Rich was a QB:
When one of the women got pregnant, T-Rich blamed the O-Line for not giving him any protection.
If I were with 3 women at once, I'd want to record it too.
"I had to take her down like Chris Brown."
-Lance Stephenson
Lance had that weird sort of sex tape too remember. Maybe Trent will blow up in a year or so.
Looks like my prayers for Trent to finally produce some highlights have been answered...


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