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On the phone -- Good morning everyone President Obama and house speaker John Boehner have new proposals out for a deal on the fiscal cliff.
With just nineteen days until the automatic spending cuts and tax increases are set to take effect.
Senior White House officials tell Fox News that both sides spoke by phone last night.
After exchanging their new plans the president has lowered his proposed figure for tax revenues from one point six trillion dollars to one point four trillion.
The speaker's office didn't provide details on his counter proposal.
Congressman sandy -- -- top Democrat on the house Ways and Means Committee told Fox News the president's one point four trillion dollar figure was one Democrats can work with.
They -- -- Republicans in both chambers have urged speaker Boehner to give the president what he wants on tax rates and instead focus on fighting for entitlement cuts.
But senate majority leader Harry Reid has said it will be extremely difficult for lawmakers to reach a budget deal in time.
The Federal Reserve is set to wrap up its two day policy meeting today when it's expected to announce a fresh round of bond buying.
The central banks anticipated new program would further reduce long term interest rates.
An effort to encourage borrowing by companies and individuals and it would replace Operation Twist which expires at the end of the year.
Economists also expect the Fed to continue buying forty billion dollars a month.
In mortgage backed securities and that will announce its policy decision around 12:30 PM eastern and chairman Ben Bernanke.
Will discuss -- at his final press conference of the year at 2:15 eastern Fox Business will bring them both -- you live.
Let's check the markets out here in the US.
Ahead of that that meeting we're -- markets up across the board.
Dow futures are up two point one -- -- up about three and the nasdaq's up almost eight in Europe investors are also watching this fed meeting very closely.
Stocks there are in -- green as well London's up fifteen -- is up almost two points.
And -- up about 28 the figure closer look though what's moving those markets as will -- market trader at IG in London.
-- the International Energy Agency is slightly raising its forecast for oil demand for -- point their team but says.
The rate of global economic expansion would keep demand relatively sluggish so what does that mean for both investors and just the everyday consumer.
-- -- -- -- any on the back vanished -- today restore a little bit -- on oil.
On the price is about report I think that this kind of two stories -- -- -- that.
The great story I think you've got the political risk story -- if we stay seated trying to has -- and that's going to be may be.
More the topic the key one key to you next year.
-- -- we can hopefully see to knock on effect for global demand in the us -- -- federal cross and and oversee the political risks still existing in the Middle East and other major oil producing.
Areas when we're seeing these being perhaps investors -- all white that this is perhaps more the consumer issue is that the short time effects to.
To parts the possible will have a knock on effect to continue.
And well another expected market -- will be the -- announced -- they are expected to come out with another bond buying program.
That it seems dread stimulus measure -- stimulus measures one expires they find a replacement for how long can this go on.
What I -- -- that's the ultimate question and I think there's a very clear on -- you mentioned European markets dropped today and the we're we're we're sort can continue to trickle -- from the mid November.
Rally that's really on the basis of expectations in the continuation of this of this -- And I'm really -- them.
No we -- and in sought full full full monetary stimulus for markets.
All right that's well ahead in -- IG in London well thanks so much.
3 AM is backing its 2012 earnings expectations at six dollars 27 cents a share to six dollars 35 cents a share the estimate there.
Is for 630 to the diversified manufacturer and Dow component says it sees another strong year at 2013.
With earnings of six seventy to six dollars 95 a share the estimate there is for 685.
Let's take a look.
At help oil and gold are doing this morning we are seeing -- in the green have been all morning will was mentioning we saw some buying this morning we're now seeing oil of about 63 cents.
While gold is up about six bucks but almost very very early this morning we did get earnings in from cost go.
That company says its latest quarterly earnings jumped 30% from last year the largest US warehouse club operator made 95 cents a share two cents more than analysts expected.
While revenue climbed nearly 10% to just over 23 billion dollars though that was.
Below the forecast cost -- bottom line also got a lift from higher membership fees which rose 14%.
To 511 million dollars.
The company raised fees for most US and Canadian members by 10% last month here's a look at commodities -- -- mentioned green arrows there Imus in the morning continues right now.
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Packers Should Waste No Time Moving Bulaga to Left Tackle
By Brian Carriveau on Apr 23, 2012 with 59 Comments
Revisiting a column originally published on Jan. 25, 2012 that's timely now given the reporting of Chad Clifton's release…
As soon as Mike McCarthy and the Packers coaching staff gets back from Hawaii and the Pro Bowl, they'll get to work reviewing and analyzing the entire 2011 season, every snap, every decision, every play call.
And one conclusion they'll come to is that Bryan Bulaga needs to be moved to left tackle in time for their first offseason workout in mid-April.
But first things first, it's time to acknowledge and thank Chad Clifton for the job he's done as the left tackle of the Packers for the past 12 seasons. He's a two-time Pro Bowler and did a credible job protecting the backsides of both Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers since the turn of the millenium.
The organization is indebted to him for the job he did during the six-game stretch to end the 2010 season––the final two regular season games and the four postseason games––during the Packers' Super Bowl run.
Clifton allowed one sack and had only one penalty over the course of those six games, perhaps the best six-game stretch of his entire career, and it came at the best possible time. His induction into the Packers Hall of Fame is a given.
That being said, it's time for the Packers to move on. Those joints just won't be able to take a pounding for much longer, his over $5 million salary is prohibitive and the team has several younger players with potential waiting in the wings.
Clifton has the opportunity to go out on his own terms and retire, an event which should rightfully be celebrated in Green Bay. But if not, expect the Packers to part ways with Clifton the way they did with his fellow bookend tackle, Mark Tauscher, cornerback Al Harris, and a laundry list of other former Packers past their prime.
Next comes the choice, who will take over for Clifton?
Marshall Newhouse did an adequate, though far from spectacular job, filling in for Clifton the majority of the 2011 season. It was good enough for the Packers to win all but one game in which he started, but also one that he gave up too much pressure and too many sacks on the quarterback.
Meanwhile, Bulaga has done nothing but improve seemingly every game since taking over as the starter at right tackle midway through the 2010 season.
The beginning of Bulaga's professional career was up and down, not unlike Newhouse's: Not bad for a guy getting his first action in the NFL but below the league average.
That was before the four-game playoff run culminating in the Super Bowl where Bulaga played as well on the right side as Clifton did on the left. In other words, Bulaga was a big reason the Packers were able to hoist the Lombardi Trophy a year ago.
And his 2011 season, save for the final two and a half regular season games missed due to injury, was even better. Consider this analysis from Bob McGinn of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
His improvement was significant from his rookie season. Bulaga allowed 1½ sacks, 2½ knockdowns and 14 hurries for 18 pressures compared with 33½ pressures in '10. Also, he cut his penalty total from 10 to four and his "bad" runs from 14½ to a team-low six.
Bulaga is a rising star in the NFL. Newhouse is still an unknown quantity. It's possible Newhouse will make a huge jump in his development like Bulaga did in 2011, but that's no certainty.
And so, it's time to let Bulaga protect Rodgers' blind side for what's hopefully the next decade.
But the Packers can't afford to play the wait-and-see game with Newhouse, only to watch him try and fail during training camp or during the 2012 regular season and then shift Bulaga on over.
They need to make the move by mid-April so he has an entire offseason to make the adjustment to the left side and get used to his new environs. That way Bulaga will have the offseason program, OTAs, minicamp and training camp to prepare himself for the rest of his career.
And it's not as if making Bulaga the left tackle means giving up on Newhouse. He should be given the first opportunity to start at right tackle. It would benefit his development too by moving him to right tackle as soon as possible and getting him a bunch of reps before September.
Derek Sherrod remains in the picture as well. First of all, he has to focus on getting healthy and overcome his broken leg. But as long as Clifton moves on, Sherrod is probably going to have to be the backup swing tackle, both on the left and right sides.
That may not help in his development where he can focus strictly on one position, but it's also a necessity when the Packers keep only seven offensive linemen active on game days.
Certainly there are risks to switching Bulaga to left tackle. The skill sets of both Newhouse and Sherrod would seem to fit best on the left, quick side of the line. At the same time, Bulaga would appear to be the best fit on right, strong side, of the those three candidates.
But the need to find a cornerstone left tackle for the next decade, along with Bulaga's potential to become that person, trump any reservations or concerns about making such a move.
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Brian, I think you hit this right on the nail. Bulaga should be moved to left tackle and let Newhouse settle in at right tackle. If Sherrod is not going to be healthy to start out the season then the pack need to decide who the backup is going to be. Maybe find a cheap one in free agency or bring back Herb Taylor until Sherrod can play. I bet TT takes a guy in late round too.
Mmm, I respectfully disagree.
The way the Packers play, you need linemen who can hold up one-on-one in pass protection. You know you have one in Bulaga at right tackle, and a running mate on the right side in RG Josh Sitton.
By moving Bryan to the left side, you risk discovering that he's really not a left tackle, and you disrupt the working relationship that exists between him and Sitton. Then instead of one doubtful tackle position you've got two, plus instability across the entire offensive line.
I'd rather let Newhouse and Sherrod (when he becomes healthy) work out LT between them and leave the right side of the line alone. In other words, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" – let Bulaga and Sitton continue to anchor where they are, and figure out who's going to make a pair with TJ Lang.
So you want medicore LT play protecting ARODs blind side just so we have better run blocking on the right side?? You need your best Tackle at LT and that man is Bulaga. Newhouse was scary at times on the left. He would be fine next to sitton and Sherrod starts the season on the pup list considering he broke both bones in his leg. Best move for moving forward is Bulaga at LT.
Chemistry is always talked about when it comes to offensive linemen, and players in general. Bulaga and Sitton can trust each other and know who to block and when to block, and can be sure the other knows what to do.
Mel, I think you miss the point that ebon is trying to make: If we move Bulaga to the left side, how can you be so sure if it doesn't work out? What happens if Newhouse is disastrous on the right side? He did look below average on the left, but he will only get better.
What happens if both players have bad seasons because MM does the flip? It will be regarded as a huge, huge mistake.
This notion that the best tackle must play on the blind side is from the time QBs rarely took snaps from the shotgun.
Shotgun = no blind side.
The question is if changing 3 players in the OL, where chemistry is a must, is worth, for when Rodgers takes the snap from under center, when it's a passing play, when he doesn't roll out out of playaction, and when there's no back to protect.
How many times does this happen in a game? I doubt it's more than 20 plays. And we're assuming that neither Newhouse nor Sherrod will be capable of playing LT one-on-one.
If the left side is such a problem in those circumstances, I'd rather they slide the protection everytime, leaving Bulaga and Sitton 1-on-1, than move Bulaga, Sherrod and Newhouse.
Excellently explained. Bulaga is a Pro-Bowler/All-Pro waiting to happen @ RT. Leave him be. Marshall should just do 1-on-1s against Clay all practice! Ok…maybe not all day but you get the idea I'm putting forth
Right on, brotha!
I just hope he doesn't turn into the next Daryn Colledge.
The Packers ask their RBs to block moreso than their TEs. The only thing that changes from being the RT to the LT is facing a quicker pass rusher, as opposed to a more run-oriented one.
Meanwhile, the Packers would lose their strenght in running to the right, and Bulaga would have to once again change his game, his footwork, just when he was getting used to playing RT.
I maintain the stance that I hate this idea. Let the line stabilize and let Sherrod and Newhouse compete for the LT spot.
Moving 3 players from their positions when there wouldn't be much benefit is not a good move IMO.
plus 500 RS.
there's nothing i can add except "bingo".
I tend to agree with RS and favor leaving Bulaga where he is. I remember BB discussing how hard it is to adjust your footwork from one side to the other. It's like being born right-handed but then forced to do everything left-handed.
I know that the LT spot is considered more prestigious and often will eventually pay more than anywhere else on the line, but I wonder if BB even wants to go back to LT anymore.
And what RS said about shot-gun snaps, where the QB can better see where the rush is coming from is also true. In addition pass-rushers are being implemented on both-sides more often than in the past as this B/R article spells out: http://bleacherreport.com/arti.....ht-tackles
All-in-all I favor leaving BB where he is and developing Newhouse, Sherrod or someone else at LT.
But, despite what I wrote up above, It wouldn't be that big a deal to me it they did make the switch. More important to me is that they sign BB and Lang to extensions so we can-lock in at least three(including Sitton) young promising lineman for years to come.
Agreed in full, Brian. I'd love to see what Sherrod has but I think he won't be fully back until NEXT year. Newhouse was an adequate left tackle so I believe he'd make a fine right tackle.
I think during the draft we should pick up a late round tweener or two. He may be a project and can potentially play both the guard and tackle position. And then we just take it from there.
Couldn't agree more. The whole "athletic LT, road-grader RT" thing is an anachronism, so I'm glad we have three athletic tackles. The question then becomes where to place the marginal benefit Bulaga's superior run blocking. I actually think this would be a better fit on the left side, given that Sitton is the better run-blocking guard. Bulaga on the left side would give us more horizontal balance.
Also, most defenses move around their best pass-rusher to face the weaker tackle. Jared Allen is an exception, but a RDE does not always rush from that spot. Newhouse is going to face other teams' best rushers no matter where he is, so I'd prefer to have that on Rodgers' front side.
I think moving Bulaga to LT is really a waste of time. As Lou alluded to (A-Lou-ded?) the days of the LT pass blocker and RT run blocker are over. If you don't think Jared Allen and Julius Peppers would find themselves lined up over Newhouse/Sherrod at RT, you are fooling yourself. I also have not seen enough of Bulaga against these premier pass rushers to feel convinced he would be a cornerstone left tackle for years to come.
I'm with you on this one Brian – so feel free to change your opinion based on that fact. Blind side = the more reliable tackle. It's not about "road grader" v. "athletic" – I think we can all agree that the Packers will pass the ball all the time no matter what. It's not about whether DEs can flip sides – I think we can all agree that most of them can flip sides. What it's about, "Is your quaterback right-handed or left-handed?" Protect the blind side.
I don't think i'm on board with this one. I'm a little worried about shuffling linemen (again). I hate the musical chairs the Packers make their linemen play. I do not believe anyone can master their position if they keep moving. All of us can relate to this at our jobs. If you keep changing jobs every 2 years, you will never grasp all the aspects of those jobs. You'll start getting comfortable with something and then have to learn something new again. Keep Bulaga where he's alredy proven to be great. The linemen talk about "gelling" together. Let Newhouse, Sherrod, or someone new win the left tackle position.
I don't think the analogy works that well. The jobs are basically the same, just mirror your footwork. Lang had no trouble flipping from LG to RT when needed. There is not that much nuance to it.
Mark, are you right handed?
If so, take this little challenge and start doing all of your day to day activities with your left hand.
Brush your teeth. Comb your hair. Button your shirt. Write. Use your mouse.
I mean, hell, all you have to do is just mirror your hand movements.
Okay, now I want you to think about having to mirror not only one hand movement, but coordinate both hands, both legs and feet, the angle of your body.. And, oh yeah, you're not brushing your teeth anymore, you're playing a professional sport that features some of the most athletically gifted, explosive, fast, and large men on the planet.
It's not that "There is not that much nuance to it", it that when a professional athlete accomplishes that switch with little drop off, it's a testament to the athlete's amazing focus and dedication. Making that switch look easy is not actually easy. It's amazing.
And not everyone can do it, even at the pro level.
I'm just glad I don't have to make this decision… There are some valid points being made on both sides of the argument. It is definitely good topic to be discussing and I'm sure one the coaches are taking quite seriously.
Glad you said it, Chad. I'm sitting here reading all these, going from "oh, that's a good point" to "oh, that's a really good point, as well", and so on. I trust our staff. I hope.
I still think this is the best option. Bulaga is simply the best tackle on our team, and I think he deserves to protect Rodger's blind side.
That being said, I do understand people who have their doubts about shuffling the O-line around. As well as hindering Bulaga's development moving him around and what not. But I think with a full off season to work it out, this could end up working well.
Agree with both Jake and Chad above. Definitely not a cut-and-dried decision. I lean towards Jakes take if (and that's a big if) Bulaga really is the best LT on the roster.
Well lets think about this, if we go with MM's usual approach. There will be and open competion in training camp and the preseason. All 3 players playing all 3 positions and a decision will be made, maybe going into the last preseason game. Meaning the starting offensive line will again had very little time to get used to playing with each other. Isn't that why they have the regular season, to let your offensive line become a unit.
No. No it isn't. That's why you have the off-season and preseason, to make decisions on personnel, and give them time to work together/gel. I do realize a unit can become more cohesive over the course of the regular season, but it isn't the time to throw something on the field and hope it pans out, that would be negligent.
I also can see it both ways, just make a decision early! Newhouse has shown enough that he makes the team unless he totally pukes. Sherrod makes the team because he was a 1st round pick. I don't think the broken leg will be of much consequence in August, but if it is, we still have Newhouse, and he, like Peprah is an adequate fill in. Sherrod has a higher ceiling than Newhouse, so I envision Newhouse being the swing tackle, and maybe fill in at guard someday. Get everybody set soon, let them battle it out, and be ready to take no prisoners in Sept.
As for the draft, yeah, maybe; but Dominquez (?) and Sampson have been on PS for a year, and other teams will discard OL that can save us from using a draft pick on OL.
Sherrod really needed an off-season in the weight room. I'd be shocked if the broker leg does not totally derail that plan. I don't see him as providing real competition for a starting spot this year.
Ok, I see that point. Missed it, before. Thought he'd at least provide competition.
Bulaga finally settled into his spot at RT, working well with Sitton most of the year. Let Newhouse and Sherrod compete for the LT spot during camp and may the best man win. And maybe McCarthy will realise that he hould run off-tackle runs to the right side more often than the left.
Bob— Why would you want your o-line to have to START to become a unit once the season begins. They should start becoming familiar with each other in training camp and preseason so that once the season starts, they can hit the ground running. Not still trying to figure each other out. Just my 2 cents.
I agree, but MM has never done it thay way. Every year he waits until the last minute to pick the positions that were open. As in last year, Lang was in and out with Sherrod even though, well you know what happened. I don't know why MM does this, he just does, my comment was meant to be sarcastic. How is it MM words "we are going to play our best 5″. A policy which has not helped the offensive line early in the season. The Pack if they should decide to move Bulaga will have 2 or 4(maybe left gaurd or center) positions open. If they continue with their established procedure, they will move people around until the last preseason game and then pick a unit to play, maybe 2 series in that game. I don't like it, but that is what will probably happen.
We drafted him to be the future LT, well, the future is now. I agree that if they make the move early Brian and Marshall should have adequate time to settle in at their new positions. It's the right move.
I guess it's a bit different since it will be in otas and such but haven't the packers been burned several times by trying to play musical chairs on the Oline? I think Bulaga has excelled at RT and should stay there
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Does anyone remember Allen Barbe? I don't buy that LT is that much more important than LT. If Bulaga is on his way to becoming an elite RT let him continue on that path. You have to trust that Newhouse and Sherrod will improve. Stay the course.
Not buying it Brian. Newhouse has better measurables for LT. Bulaga does for RT. AR is a right handed QB – you want the pass pro guy on the Left side.
Newhouse improved a ton from last year. Between him and Sherrod – we'll be fine to great at LT for years.
Leave it as it is.
I just hope we didn't end up wasting a first round draft choice last year. Again.
By again, you mean Harell?
Or Neal in the '10 2nd round?
Every GM misses. I've heard it said that if you "hit" on 2/3 your draft picks you are doing MUCH better than most teams.
TT does a good job. He gambled on Jenkins/Neal this year, and ROLB – and he lost.
But he hits more than he misses.
Remember the Sherminator? Or God forbid, the times before Ron Wolf?
We're in good hands.
Not saying it TT's fault, by any means. You can't predict injuries. I'm just hoping it wasn't a wasted pick, because he showed nothing this year, and now he's going to lose a whole offseason again. That can derail a guy's career, as we've seen before.
I'm hoping so too. But, if it turns out to be a "wasted" pick, it still will fall well within TT's margin for error.
Now, if he misses 3 1st rounders in a row like the Vikes and Bears have, then we have a problem.
We're nowhere near that yet.
Whoa. Showed nothing? You're talking about Sherrod?
I vehemently disagree. He started the year slowly, as expected from a player that didn't have offseason workouts with the team and that came from a very different offense, where he played exclusively from the 2 point stance.
He showed enough improvement over the year that he was starting to take snaps away from Newhouse, before he got injuried.
But, I'm worried about the injury as well. Can't help but to remember of another former late 1st round OT that got injuried and never played again.
Though, truth be told, Michels injuried the same knee 3 times. Sherrod doesn't have any injury history.
There were 8 other offensive linemen chosen in the first round last year, all were starters (until James Carpenter and Gabe Carimi ended up on IR). Even the two chosen in the middle of the 2nd round, Wisniewski and Ijalana, became starters. If he had shown anything when Clifton went down he could have gotten playing time, but he couldn't outperform a marginal Newhouse. If you want to 'vehemently disagree', go ahead, but the fact is out of all those O-linemen he not only couldn't start, but couldn't replace an injured starter. I'm hoping he can one day. An offseason would have helped a ton.
Sherrod will be fine. He'll have an offseason to bulk up, and the broken leg has a better prognosis than a knee injury. Just don't jerk him around between T and G this year.
You can't do squats with a broken leg. Bench press if fine and all that, but give me lineman who can do a solid squat. Insert jokes here.
We should have Rodgers throw left handed instead. That way Bulaga can remain at RT AND protect Rodgers' blind side.
Would still be the best QB in the NFC North…
Bulaga's arms are faaaaar to short to play LT,
yeah, bulaga's a regular t-rex
Too true. Awesome.
Remember Mike Flanagan. Bad broken leg, surgeries, rehab, surgeries, rehab. Productive 3-4 year starter for the Packers.
"A third-round choice in the 1996 draft, Flanagan suffered a ghastly right leg injury during the preseason of his rookie season. The injury was so severe, and required so much rehabilitation that Flanagan played in just two games during his first three seasons and started only twice in his first five years in the league."
This is player development to the core. Stick with the player who sticks with it. Packer people.
Sherrod will be given ALL the time he needs to get right. We will be fine.
The overall performance of 2011 offense wasn't a problem, so I don't see any real need to switch things up on the OL. Keeping Wells in GB should be the primary focus.
Sherrod you mean the guy that's going to be cut after next season?
Newhouse at LT, Bulaga at RT.
See ya Week 1.
Sherrod gone after next season? Did you know that he's a first round draft pick? Even if he was awful, which wasn't the case this year, he'll still be a Packer for at least the next 2 years.
Yes! Thank you Brian! Could not agree any more!
An important and worthy topic. Once we have a somewhat normal (if shortened) pre-season we should see quickly if Newhouse has improved enough to warrant LT job. If so, it's a no brainer to keep Bulaga on the right side. Sitton had a less than steller season so I see him back on track this year.


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Wells Fargo Insurance, part of Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC), announced today that four of its executives have won the Risk & Insurance's® 2013 "Power Broker"® Award. Kevin Eggleston, Mary Mazza, Brian McDonnell, and Meredith Schnur were recognized for their leadership and innovation in the gaming/hospitality, construction and technology sectors. Each year, the Risk & Insurance Power Broker Awards select the most effective and influential commercial insurance brokers. Brokers are judged primarily on their creativity in solving risk-related problems during 2012, their demonstrated industry knowledge and their high level of client service.
"I'm thrilled that four of our outstanding brokers have been recognized by their peers and customers for their leadership and industry expertise," said Laura Schupbach, head of Wells Fargo Insurance. "On behalf of Wells Fargo Insurance, I want to congratulate Kevin, Mary, Brian, and Meredith on receiving this award from Risk & Insurance. It's a clear testament of their ongoing commitment to provide our customers with creative risk management solutions."
In 2013, 150 individual brokers were selected as winners in 24 industry categories. The Power Broker® designation is based on nominations provided by brokers and risk managers, and is judged based on the quality of the application and on references by risk managers in each industry sector. Hundreds of risk managers and risk executives were interviewed in the process of identifying and soliciting, evaluating and judging the nominees.
About the Winners
About Wells Fargo Insurance
Wells Fargo Insurance1 is the fifth largest insurance broker in the world (Business Insurance, 2012). With 127 offices in 37 states, Wells Fargo Insurance provides solutions for a wide range of customers, including retail consumers, high net worth individuals, small businesses, as well as middle market and large corporate customers. The 7,000 insurance professionals of Wells Fargo Insurance write or place $15 billion of risk premiums annually in property, casualty, benefits, international, personal lines, and life products and also includes the nation's largest crop insurance provider, Rural Community Insurance Services (RCIS).
About Wells Fargo & Company
Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) is a nationwide, diversified, community-based financial services company with $1.4 trillion in assets. Founded in 1852 and headquartered in San Francisco, Wells Fargo provides banking, insurance, investments, mortgage, and consumer and commercial finance through more than 9,000 stores, 12,000 ATMs, the Internet (wellsfargo.com), and has offices in more than 35 countries to support the bank's customers who conduct business in the global economy. With more than 265,000 team members, Wells Fargo serves one in three households in the United States. Wells Fargo & Company was ranked No. 26 on Fortune's 2012 rankings of America's largest corporations. Wells Fargo's vision is to satisfy all our customers' financial needs and help them succeed financially.
1 Ranking includes Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc., Wells Fargo Insurance Services of West Virginia, Inc., Wells Fargo Insurance, Inc., and Rural Community Insurance Company


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"Our results demonstrate that it is possible to inhibit the protein-protein interaction between eIF4E and eIF4G using small molecules and to establish a methodology that can readily be used to identify new classes of such inhibitors through the screening of compound libraries," the researchers concluded.
The method could lead to new forms of stand-alone or combination cancer therapies, Wagner said, noting that the strategy is "unusual in that it targets a protein-protein interaction, which has not typically been considered a good drug target."
In addition, they added, small-molecule inhibitors of the eIF4E/eIF4G interaction might serve as a useful chemical genetic tool. They noted that such a tool could be used in researchers' investigation of the translational control of gene expression in various cellular processes, such as cell growth and embryonic development.
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Back to where to all began.
It was a little weird when Joe Danger 2: The Movie wasn't announced for the Playstation 3, since that's where the original Joe Danger was first released, but all is right in the video game world today after Hello Games confirmed that the sequel will be heading home to the PS3.
They didn't confirm an exact release date (just "soon") for the PSN version, but Hello Games did say that it will come with exclusive content for the PSN when it's released. Even though you have to wait a little longer for it, you can't argue with extra free content.
I'm currently in the middle of reviewing Joe Danger 2: The Movie, but should have it up this week. Stay tuned!


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What are Indian appetizers (starters)?Indian appetizers consist of snacks (Pakora Kebab Samosa Chaat Papad), Salad Plate, Soups, and
condiments (Pickles and Chutney) AppetizersThe appetizers can be broken up into 4 categories Kebab or Tikka: Tandoori Jhinga (Prawn), Chicken Tandoori, Shami Kebab, Seekh Kebab, Paneer Tikka,
Tandoori Aloo (Stuffed potatoes), Murgh Malai Kebab Trivia NoteThe world famous 'Bukhara Restaurant' is part of Maurya Sheraton Hotel located in
New Delhi. On July 20, 2009 US secretary of state Hillary Clinton visited the restaurant and expressed a her desire to have a dish
named after her. The chef obliged with 'Hillary Platter' consisting of: Paneer Tikka, Tandoori Aloo, Murgh
Malai Kebab, Sikandari Raan, Tandoori Jhinga, Seekh Kebab, Dal Bukhara, and Mixed Raita. In 2000, President Clinton, first lady Clinton and daughter Chelsea dined at Bukhara leading to creation of non-vegetarian 'Presidential Platter', and a vegetarian 'Chelsea Platter'. |
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Louis Garrel may be the only person alive that can smoke in my presence and still retain 100% of his sexiness. He can get it any time.
this movie is so fucked up, but, Louis…
monsieur Garrel
joder, qué guapo.
Louis Garrel / Alessio Bolzoni.
why am i so ridiculously attracted to this amazing french man / ?


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What to do, what to do...
With AMD's Radeon 6000-series set to drop in the next few days, there's a fair bit of speculation as to what NVIDIA will do to try and soften the blow. We've already heard rumours of a full-fat 512 core GF100-based GPU masquerading as a GTX 580, but the latest buzz suggests that the company may have a few other tricks up its sleeve as well.
Less cash
First off, HardOCP is reporting that price of the GTX 470 and GTX 460 cards could take a serious dive in the next few days. Though a source isn't given, the piece suggests that prices will tumble on Friday, significantly boosting the value of the cards.
The site is - as far as we know - based in the US, where pricing on the GTX 470 cards is actually a little higher than in the UK. While factory overclocked cards can be found online for under £200, a quick check of NewEgg shows stock variants starting at a hair under $300 (around £235 inc VAT). Pricing on the GTX 460 tells a similar story.
While this means that the price drop could be limited to North America, or that Europe has already seen prices decreased, it's possible that MSRP's could be further reduced, enhancing the bang-for-buck of these cards and providing serious opposition to the new Radeons.
UPDATE: NVIDIA has confirmed that, effective immediately, the GTX 470 will be dropping to $259/€219/£189 and the 1GB GTX 460 will be dropping to $199/€169/£149.
More cores
Interestingly, a price drop would tie in nicely with our next rumour. Fudzilla is citing sources in the know as suggesting that a GTX 475 will soon be released to replace the ageing GTX 470. Based on a full-power version of the GF104 die that powers the GTX 460, the new card would have eight 48-core streaming multiprocessors (SMs) for a total of 384 Cuda cores paired with 64 texture units.
However, we're understandably a little sceptical. The GTX 475's GPU has 14 32-core SMs for a total of 448 Cuda cores and 56 texture units. Even though the GF104 is likely to clock much higher than the very hot GF100, we think it would still struggle to outperform the older GPU. The fact that the GF104 is limited to a 256-bit memory bus - compared to the GTX 470's 320-bit bus - doesn't help either.
It's clear that NVIDIA will need to do something to stave off AMD's updated cards, but at this point it's tough to tell what. Any suggestions or wild guesses are always welcome in the HEXUS.community.


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Have stayed at two of the cabins and both times was great. We stayed at Rising Star and Country Star. Country was our fav but would stayed at any of the cabins. They are nice size with everything you need for cooking and relaxing. Hot tubes were nice and clean as were the outside grounds. These are far enough away... More
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As a victim of sexual abuse many years ago I recently had to talk about a lingering condition because of medical problems. The rape was almost 60 years ago and the bastards and the doctor who covered it up have been in HELL a good while, still I felt abused again because they would have to drug me up to do the test. Flashbacks still come and go.
Perverts do hide in church and I can tell you plenty of stories of known offenders trying to now be dogooders! Poulsbo for example has a real problem with INCEST and if I named names you would more than likely them as top dogs in town. One of the towns icons was a well known child molestor back in the 1950's and 1960's. Nothing ws ever done about it but it is still talked about. Some of his victims have not faired well.
This state spends way more money on its perverts that the victims. Our family has spent tens of thousands recovering and we are about to go another round because Kitsap County back in 1986 failed to help or even notify the perverts victims. I recently ad to tell somepone they were on the list when they finally asked. They had been about 10 at the time and knows now they have been lied to for 24 years.
Secrecy is what fuels incest and sexual abuse, so talking about it helps and so does naming names.
I have a message for a man named Dennis who is a teacher. I remember what you were doing in that tree house so long ago to your niece. You are stil a child rapist in my book!
To Rudy101:Victims of perverts pay the higher cost already. It can take your health and your life. Our bastard was able to keep his assets intact thanks to people like Dick Petersen, Anna Laurie and David Armstrong, all lawyers. Our child still remembers the brutal treatment she got in court. Her lawyer betrayed her and one of the shrinks she was forced to go to was a pervert and committed suicide because he was caught filming females using his restroom and then he jack off to it! We got taken to the cleaners by these people.
Please if the State of WA is going to error do it in favor of the victims and the community!
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Ubuntu 12.10 appears to put many finishing touches on the Unity desktop which has recently been updated to version 6.8. The Unity desktop has seen a vast amount of attention for this release,…
Ubuntu 12.10 appears to put many finishing touches on the Unity desktop which has recently been updated to version 6.8. The Unity desktop has seen a vast amount of attention for this release, and again there are more controversial changes.
The Ubuntu 12.10 release does offer many convenient little tweaks, but users should have no real need to upgrade unless they would like to experience the new web apps feature.
The Ubuntu team has ultimately chosen to revamp the installation media for the Ubuntu distribution. The CD, DVD, and alternate images have all been removed in favor of a single new updated DVD ISO download. Thankfully this version will work on USB leaving some flexibility. 800MB is the expected download size, hopefully it does not continue to grow too fast.
The 12.10 release is the first to add support for the new UEFI Secure Boot protocol. This change should improve compatibility for some newly available hardware. This change will help users attempting to dual-boot Windows 8.
The Unity desktop has received much attention again for the 12.10 release. The dash has received many small tweaks, improvements, and bug-fixes. The dash also contains additional lenses for even more convenience.
The Unity launcher is now more flexible. Many more items are freely movable inside the dash. Several items may also be completely removed.
The 2D version of the Unity desktop has now been removed. Users lacking graphical acceleration are able to use Unity thanks to the llvmpipe driver.
Users will now notice new lenses inside the Unity dash. These lenses include one for photos, one for Gwibber messages, and one for shopping suggestions. The Gwibber lens will allow users to search through Facebook, or Twitter messages directly from the dash. Unfortunately results from Amazon will appear when you are searching the home lens. Users with minimal screen sizes have expressed their concern about the clutter.
The Unity dash also provides a new preview feature for the 12.10 release. The new preview feature will display relevant information about items appearing inside the Unity dash. This feature is available when viewing applications, music, or photos from the dash. You can preview items inside the dash with a single right-click. Users may then choose to launch the previewed application. If the application is not found on the system it can then be installed.
Popular websites that users may visit frequently will now perform similar to common desktop applications. For example, after adding your user accounts, you will find launchers for Twitter, Facebook and other applications inside the Ubuntu dash and the launcher. After opening one of the web apps you will notice that they even work with the new Unity HUD. Notifications for these web apps will also be displayed inside the dash and launcher for even more convenience. Online search results will now be appearing inside the dash as well. This controversial feature can be disabled if users are not interested.
The Ubuntu Software Center has even seen some minor updates. The Software Center will now load faster, you will notice that applications install faster too. The banners which appear at the top of the software center will now cause a web browser to be opened when clicked.
The new Software Updater tool will automatically check for package updates when launched. This tool replaced the old Update Manager and is generally the same as before.
Ubuntu has updated the default desktop wallpaper, this time for one that looks exactly the same, again. The default theme now provides support for GTK 3.6.
Stability has improved slightly, unfortunately this release sacrifices quality for speed. Online integration and the new web app feature is likely the primary reason for much of the speed reduction. Even a slight lag in your internet connection will now ripple through your whole user interface. Needless to say there are still some lingering bugs that never seem to disappear with Ubuntu. All is well after you disable or hide the crash reports and online integration.
Flash is performing with fewer crashes than previous versions. Full-screen mode for YouTube and other video sites is also more stable.
I must say that I was slightly more satisfied with this release than I was with many of the previous versions. The new web apps feature will certainly be loved by users who are frequently online. This is simply another big red light for everyone that is paranoid about security. If any of the new features seem enticing then I would recommend an upgrade. After spending 3 weeks testing this release I believe it is time to move on. Next I will be giving Kubuntu 12.10 the attention that it so rightly deserves, stay tuned.
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spent two nights at this 5 room gem..impeccably maintained and great location. The owner/front desk person especially warm, friendly and helpful. Great location for sight seeing and lots of restaurants choices nearby. Can't see any hotel doing it better in Ronda. Go and enjoy, you'll be very happy!!
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- Located in La Ciudad centre, in the very historical artistic heritage. The rooms have internet Wi-fi connection, TV, air-conditioning and heating, a private well-equipped bathroom. Is decorated in a modern style, with minimalist and traditional details that are congenial with the cobbled streets and the old facades. The service provided is that of offering accommodation. Given the size of the hotel, one will feel at ease in a familiar and close atmosphere. ... more less
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