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A chart pattern used in technical analysis, which is identified by a series of price movements that, when graphed, form the shape of a "U". Rounding bottoms are found at the end of extended downward trends and signify a reversal in long-term price movements. This pattern's time frame can vary from several weeks to several months and is deemed by many traders as a rare occurrence.
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we were in town for a 17 day stay. after a tiring day, we decided to just order pizza in and spend the evening in our pajamas. the pizza (we ordered the deep dish) was super yummy...and we appreciated it being delivered to the hotel!
We always get our pizza at Tiffany's. They even deliver in a snow storm. Our favorite is sausage with mushrooms and bacon with pineapple. I like their regular crust, but my daughter likes their deep dish better.
Love the Pizza Salad Bar. Will do just about any pizza on request at the salad bar. Located in lovely downtown Dundee.
Pizza was pretty good. However we had two issues. Their specials and discounts all have restrictions so we had to pay full menu price despite all their advertised offers. The biggest issue, they don't have water to drink! They refused to give us water as requested and would not even give us tap water! I had to let my 4... More
Was on a business trip, had food delivered to the hotel. Good service, quick delivery, and the food was very good. I didn't have pizza, but the boneless chicken wings are very good. Also, the jalapeno bacon bread is really tasty, and the grinders are very good.
Had a great dinner after a long day of swimming! The location was very accessible to all the local hotels and attractions> Very good!
I got a large chicken and bacon thin crust pizza and I found it to be very good. It was tasty and ready in 20 minutes. The shop is located right in the village so there are shops to visit while you wait. I wish they had public wifi!
Pay seven dollars or so to eat lifeless looking pizza on DISPOSABLE plates and individually wrapped plastic forks and knives!! it was worse than some gas station food i've had! I walked in to immediately hear the manager or owner or whoever he was being abrasive and insultingly rude to one of his employees who seemed to be new. No... More
if pizza bar is up its fast. they do deliver, but they are not cheap and rivers edge is better tasting.
I've given Tiffany's three chances, twice ordering for a large group, and once eating in the restaurant with my husband. They have great service, a pleasant staff, and reasonable prices. My problem is that the pizza is always too greasy. Greasy, like having to sop up grease with a napkin in order not to get my hand wet with oil... More
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mbe 900 average life
well 1st i understand the " it all depends on how it has been taken care of"
i am looking for some feed back from people who have owned one of these engines and took care of them ie regulaer oil changes and maintenance, drives or drove it with the intentions of getting every bit of life out of it ( not the drive it like you stole it crowd)
the reason for this post.
i am looking at buying the truck i have been driving for the last 180,000 miles, in that time it has had no major engine problems. has had oil and oil filters changed every 15k miles religiously air filter changed every 30k. fuel filter every 30k. oil analyzed every 30k with excellent readings.
the average load weight is around 2k. it has 580k miles on the engine. with a allison 3000 hs 5 speed. i use both eco. and performance settings, average 65 mph (even in the 70 mph speed zones)
i understand everyone has an opinion but i would really like the " yeah i owned one and" type replies.
thanks for reading the post and looking forward to the helpful replies.
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I'm on my third. One was the 7.2, we drove for fleet owner, second was truck we owned, 6.4@250 HP. Third is truck we're in now, with 561k on the clock.....7.2@330 HP. I've heard many stories, some not going more than 400k (questionable maintenance), others with engines replaced at 650k, and another went to 900k before crapping the bed. We've budgeted to replace ours within a year from now.
What I would strongly suggest is to get yours into a Detroit shop, get an oil analysis (don't change oil before), a blow-by test, and a dyno to see how many of the rated HP are getting to the ground. While it doesn't always have the HP I'd like, I'm happy with the fuel economy. We drive 59-60. When conditions are good, we get the better part of 12 MPG, and we're 26k empty.
Have you priced used engines, or factory remain engines?AJ & Myrian Johnson
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Re: mbe 900 average life
Google up MBE 906 and somewhere in the list should be an article about the life of these engines. I read some paper a year ago where Detroit engineers took a MBE 906 that had over 670,xxx on the clock and tore it down to the block. They measured everything against 'new' part specs and everything was within reasonable tolerance. The said the engine showed 'typical' high mileage wear on all the moving parts. They have been in Europe for only a few more years than in the US but they seem to be a good piece.


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We're a man down this week. Or actually, a woman down. Babs is feeling under the weather so we insisted she stay home and get better. There's also the fact that we don't want any of her sickness. Since we are so dedicated to you guys, L.A.M.P. and I managed to come up with some conversation for your enjoyment.
Some of the topics that came up this week Cowboy Ninja Viking, Archie's virginity, the Batman musical episode (airing tonight), Dexter, the Greatest American Hero, CHiPs and boobies.
There's no "Stump G-Man" question this week but we do answer (sort of) the question on how L.A.M.P. and I met and what comic we first started reading way back when.
I'm listening to the podcast now and the dirty talk is just all over the place without Babs there. j/k
"G-Man and Red L.A.M.P. together to talk? Be afraid, be very afraid.... That aside, let's hope Babs gets better!!! "
Hope Babs gets better as well.
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Cape Cod Maritime Museum has found the Lost Ports of Cape Cod in a fine art exhibit slated to open in conjunction with Arts Foundation of Cape Cod's Fall for Arts 2012. The Lost Ports exhibit shows daily working waterfronts of 18th & 19th century Cape Cod through exquisite oil paintings by local artist Kenneth Evans, who uncovers a distant imagined place that was once outside our windows.
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My NC State neighbor just told me the NCAA is expanding the UNC Agentgate investigations. They are finding that an assistant coach may be tied to the agent in question.
Reached by phone last week, Wichard - an NFL agent and longtime acquaintance of Blake's based in California - would not comment about his relationship with Blake because he said Blake is "involved" in the investigation at UNC.
This could get really ugly. Especially if this kicks the door wide open and the NCAA expands to the holy grail.
How hard is it to swtich between offenses?
Yes, I know, we've lived this transition the past two years that says that the transition from Pro to spread/option is not easy. However, why really was it hard?
Let's consider 3 types of recently successful college offenses and some of the requisites for these to be successful:
Running spread/option (Oregon, West Virginia, Michigan)
- An athletic QB that can be a legitimate running threat
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- Atheletic linemen who can keep up with dynamic pass rush
- Quicker RBs that can run out of the shotgun, but are competent in pass protection
- Quicker recievers that can quickly hit routes and get open
- At least one big downfield threat
- A QB that doesn't fuck up a whole bunch and throw stupid interceptions, and can quickly go through the progressions of recievers to find the open target
Pro (Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Lloyd Carr)
- Big, powerful offensive line that can open holes on the inside of a defense
- A strong RB that can take the big hits in between the tackles and hold on to the ball
- Good TEs that can block for the run game and still catch passes
- Absurdly talented WRs that are big enough to pick up blocks downfield while being fast enough and talented enough to win 1-on-1 matchups and vertically stretch the field
- A QB with good knowledge of football, big enough to see over linemen, strong armed enough to stretch the field, and smart enough to not throw interceptions.Ideally one that could also play in a passing spread, as the ability to drop back into the shotgun and drive the offense down the field in pressure situations is often the difference between a championship team and a 'good' one.
So really, there are some big differences but still a lot of commonalities.
Now, the big thing that hurt us was the transition at QB. We didn't have the QB to provide that alternate run-threat that opens up the running spread. Our offense didn't produce. With the QBs in 09, the offense performed way better. Really, out offense was beginning to click pretty well last year and a lot of its struggles were a combination of freshman mistakes and injury. Realistically, the transition was made with only a 1-year megavoid.
Let's take a look though at that 1-year void.
As a coach, ideally you want to win with the players you would dream to have, but every coach knows he only has the players available to him. Simply enough, he didn't have a good run-capable QB on the roster to work with. That's to be expected, as can be seen above, a run-capable QB isn't on the docket for a Pro-style offense.
However, RichRod didn't have ANY sort of servicable QB. For whatever reason, Ryan Mallett bolted. Nobody remaining could even reliably complete a pass. If we at least had that, 2008 wouldn't have been the disaster it was. The o-line wasn't spectacular, but if you had even a solid pro-style QB at the helm, the passing threat could have at least opened up a little bit of run game, and the offense could have looked maybe more like a passing spread. Instead, 08 was an offense essentially without ANY sort of functioning QB, which would doom any offense, no matter the system change involved.
Long story short, I don't think it's fair to blame the failures on offense in 08 and - by extension - the failures on offense in 09 - on the offense change itself.
Why discuss this? I'm going to make the argument that - if the season goes poorly and another coaching change was necessary at the end of this year, or for that matter at any time in the future (say richrod retires) - we aren't 'stuck' in this system and don't need to necessarily see another 08-09 stretch once michigan moves on from Rodriguez one way or another.
Let's first tackle the movement from a Running Spread to a Passing Spread.
A lot of the players you want in these offenses are similar. Your linemen will be especially atheletic in both, and you'll have a quick RB and quicker recievers. Having speed at QB won't be a liability either, and will let you make up for potential deficiencies in a pure passing sense. In fact, having speed at the QB position can make a passing spread more dangerous, as it can open up coverage holes when you send 4 and 5 guys downfield. This on the whole would be a pretty easy transition - your RBs might be a bit of a liablilty when blocking, and everyone would have growing pains, but the transition wouldn't be on the whole too hard.
Now, back to pro.
A little athleticism never hurt anybody. A lot of your people would be undersized, but you'd have some quickness to make up for it. Up front, you'd have guys that might be a bit smaller than you'd like, but they'd have good technique if they have been well coached. You might not get a ton of brute-strength push, but you will have guys that know how to think along the line, letting a coach replace that need for brute strength with offensive gameplanning.
The reciever position is a bit tricky. You'd have a bunch of awesome slot guys, but you might struggle with having that ultimate WR threat that you really like to have on the outside of a run-heavy pro set. Still, once again, this isn't the end of the world as you can design routes to take advantage of speed to make up for this.
The big thing would be RB - running between the tackles isn't the sort of job you want to have a lot of your standard spread-option backs doing. Steve slaytons of the world are fast and explosive outside, but I wouldn't want one of those guys getting obliterated by a charging LB going full-bore towards a gap. See: Florida vs Michigan, 2008 Capital One bowl. Fatalaties are a big stain on a football program. You basically have to hope that your fast guy is also a tough son-of-a-bitch like Brandon Minor and anticipate your first year or two might be a little more pass-happy.
As for the QB? Ask Ohio State how convenient it is to have your pro-system QB capable of running and juking defenders. In most cases it's a luxury, but could be relied on in a transition year to keep a team together.
So, for all the people who scrolled past all that (I don't blame you), here are the core points I'm trying to make:
- There is nothing inherrent about an offense change that would force seasons like the past two we've had. The driving forces behind that were not having ANY sort of qb whatsoever, passing or otherwise (2008) and then having only true freshmen that make freshman mistakes and get injured doing dangerous freshman things (2009).
- Changing offenses post-rodriguez (be it retiring or firing) should not necessarily result in another 08/09 type year on offense simply because the new coach might bring in a new type of offense
- Because of all this, fuck you to all naysayers to Michigan football, stop pretending that in any way the past two years means long-term problems for the winningest program in history. Eat a dick, sparty.
Pryor says he's staying for senior season
Not much of an article, but apparently Pryor said he is definitely planning on staying in '11. It's not surprising, given the uncertainty in the NFL after this season and Pryor's lack of NFL-quality play so far in his career, but it is interesting nonetheless.
This means you don't have to root for him to be good-enough-to-jump-to-the-NFL-but-only-when-not-playing-Michigan--you can just root for him to be bad. (or, if you are even more extreme, you can root for him to get injured, but that's not very nice.)


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Lady Gaga has become an American icon herself in these modern times. Here our girl embodies one of our enduring symbols, the Statue of Liberty, as only she can.
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Wearing her "Poker Face" and little else, the NYC native channels the Big Apple's best known Lady for the "New York Issue" of fashion magazine V. Check it out:
Lady Gaga puts a new spin on the quintessential New York symbol.
With designer Marc Jacobs close by, the 24-year-old's long, blonde hair is sculpted into Lady Liberty's famous crown as she clutches a burning paper torch in the latest of many memorable Lady Gaga pictures from recent years.
V editor Stephen Gan says: "Just as the Statue of Liberty was France's gift to America, Gaga is, to us, New York's greatest gift to pop culture and fashion... she has become a bonafide genius and we can safely declare her our muse."
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In the last few weeks, the U.S. has been kicking itself for not thinking to place a flag on the sea floor at the North Pole. But Russia is not the only country to have laid claim to the oil-rich area; other competitors include Canada, Denmark, and a pack of Siberian huskies that have been peeing there for ages.
However, all of them are certainly in for a disappointment, because on Friday the U.S. struck back, by sending out a team of scientists to map the area. Just as Lewis and Clark did before, the U.S. hopes to use the survey data as a foundation for political and economic expansion into the explored regions. Rock beats scissors, map beats flag.
Of course, the U.S. Senate has not ratified the UN Law of the Sea Convention treaty, which took force in 1994 (despite years of urging from Presidents Clinton and Bush). So technically the U.S. doesn't have a seat at the table as critical decisions are made on how to divvy up the ocean bottom.
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Ferrari unveils its new F138 car for 2013
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Ferrari has unveiled the car the Italian team hopes will end a run of four years without a Formula One title.
The car's name - F138 - is a combination of the year and a tribute to the V8 engines that will be used for the last time this season, bringing an end to an eight-year run.
Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali called the launch "a starting point for a year with only one goal: To add to our wonderful history."
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Research Article
Fragmentation studies of SIRT1-activating drugs and their detection in human plasma for doping control purposes
Article first published online: 12 DEC 2012
DOI: 10.1002/rcm.6421
Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry
Volume 27, Issue 1, pages 35–50, 15 January 2013
Additional Information
How to Cite
Höppner, S., Schänzer, W. and Thevis, M. (2013), Fragmentation studies of SIRT1-activating drugs and their detection in human plasma for doping control purposes. Rapid Commun. Mass Spectrom., 27: 35–50. doi: 10.1002/rcm.6421
Publication History
- Issue published online: 21 NOV 2012
- Article first published online: 12 DEC 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 27 SEP 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 26 SEP 2012
- Manuscript Received: 23 AUG 2012
The efficiency of Sirtuin1, a major target for the treatment of various metabolic disorders such as inflammation and type 2 diabetes mellitus, can be modulated via low molecular mass SIRT1 activators (e.g. resveratrol, SRT1720, and SRT2104).The administration of such compounds results in increased deacetylation of substrates including p53, FOXO1, and PGC1alpha, potentially leading to an improved physical performance. Consequently, proactive and preventive anti-doping measures are required and an assay dedicated to serum and plasma was desirable.
Model substances of emerging SIRT1 drug candidates were obtained and synthesized and their mass spectrometric behavior following positive or negative electrospray ionization and collision-induced dissociation was elucidated using low and high resolution/high accuracy (tandem) mass spectrometry. Subsequently, a screening and confirmation procedure necessitating 100 μL of plasma was established employing liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry (LC/MS/MS) based on diagnostic ion transitions recorded in multiple reaction monitoring mode. Sample preparation consisted of the addition of two deuterated internal standards (D8-SRT1720 and D4-resveratrol) to the plasma specimen and subsequent protein precipitation.
Characteristic product ions indicative of the core structures of the model analytes were characterized and utilized for the development of a multi-analyte LC/MS/MS detection method applicable to sports drug testing programs. The doping control assay was validated with regard to specificity, limits of detection (0.1–1 ng/mL), recoveries (90–98%), intraday and interday precisions (2–18%), and ion suppression/enhancement effects.
The fragmentation pathways of SRT1720 and 4 SIRT1 activator models based on a common thiazole-imidazole nucleus as well as two different complementary activators (SIRT1 activator 3 and CAY10602), comprising a quinoxaline core, were studied. The resulting information was used to establish and validate a sports drug testing methodology relevant for an efficient and timely anti-doping procedure, targeting a new class of emerging therapeutics possessing significant potential for misuse in elite and amateur sport. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Volleyball Falls To No. 8 Florida State
Julia Topor recorded a double-double in the three-set loss
Volleyball Heads South To No. 8 FSU And Miami
The 6-8 Eagles look to pick up their seventh ACC win
Volleyball Defeats Syracuse, Sweeps Season Series
The series sweep marks the first from BCVB since 2007 over NCSU
Volleyball Falls Just Short To Georgia Tech In Five
Though three Eagles recorded double-doubles, BC dropped a five-set thriller
Volleyball Travels to Georgia Tech, Syracuse
The Eagles are on the hunt for their sixth ACC win
NOTES Firstall-time in single season Kills Per Set with 3.78... Ranked second all-time in single season Attacks with 1,207 in 2013 ... Ranked third all-time in career double-doubles with 30.
Voted to Preseason All-ACC Team...earned All-Tournament Team honors at Western Carolina Invitational...named All-Tournament MVP at the BC Invitational...earned All-Tournament Team honors at Columbia Tournament...recorded a match high 11 kills and 13 digs against USC-Upstate (8/30)...posted 16 kills and a career high 24 digs at Western Carolina (8/30)...charted a match high 19 kills and had 8 digs versus Wright State (8/31)...had a match high 30 kills to go with 13 digs against UNC-Asheville (8/31)...posted 10 kills and only 1 error on 13 swings against Bryant (9/7)...recorded 14 kills, an assist, a service ace, and 19 digs against Fairfield (9/7)...registered a match-high of 22 kills, an assist, and five digs against Hampton (9/8)...had nine kills, five digs, a block solo and a block assist in a win against Fordham (9/13)...registered a career-high and match-high 32 kills at Columbia along with 17 digs and a block assist (9/13)...posted six kills, 10 digs, and two block solos in a win against Binghamton (9/14)...charted her sixth double-double of the season with 11 kills and 20 digs at Northeastern (9/20)...notched 10 kills, an assist, and nine digs against Harvard (9/22)...registered a double-double with a match-high 22 kills and 13 digs in the first ACC competition against Miami (9/28)...tallied five kills and six digs in a match against Florida State (9/29)...recorded four kills and six digs against NC State (10/4)...tallied eight kills, two assists, and seven digs against No. 11 North Carolina (10/6)...charted three kills, a dig, and three blocks at Virginia Tech (10/11)...garnered her seventh double-double of the season with a match-high 26 kills to go with 21 digs, as well as two assists and two blocks at Virginia (10/12)...led all players with 13 kills to go with an assist and six digs at Pittsburgh (10/18)...notched a team-high 11 kills to go with an assist, a service ace, and six digs at Maryland (10/20)...logged her eighth double-double of the season notching 11 kills and 15 digs to go with three service aces against Clemson (10/25)...had a match-high 17 kills to go with eight digs against Georgia Tech (10/27)...logged 12 kills and seven digs against Wake Forest (11/1)...registered her ninth double-double of the season at Duke with 13 kills and 16 digs (11/2)...had her 10th double-double of the season against Notre Dame with 13 kills and 13 digs (11/9)...recorded a match-high 22 kills to go with eight digs against Syracuse (11/10).
Career Double-Doubles:30 (as of September 9, 2014)


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Aman, Mullen Race at Hershey Finals
Hershey, Pa. — Hanover's Richie Aman and Hartford's Kennedy Mullen ran to respective seventh-place finishes on Saturday at the Hershey Track and Field Games North American Championship at the Milton Hershey School.
Both youths competed in the 400-meter dash. Representing Hanover Recreation, Aman finished in 1 minute, 11.23 second in the boys 9-10 age group. Running for Hartford Parks and Recreation, Mullen clocked a time of 1:07.36 among girls ages 11-12.
Both were also representing a Hershey region covering New England and eastern Canada after winning their events at their respective state finals and receiving invitations to attend Saturday's championship. Aman advanced after running a 1:10.19 at the New Hampshire Hershey meet in Hanover last month.
Mullen staked a claim to Pennsylvania by setting a record at the Vermont Hershey state meet in St. Johnsbury on July 26. Her time of 1:05.60 beat the previous state record by just less than a second. The Hartford girls team took fourth place at states, while the boys finished eighth.
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CV South Plans Fall Softball
West Lebanon — The Connecticut Valley South Babe Ruth League has scheduled a series of skills camps and low-key games for autumn, beginning Aug. 19 at Sachem Field.
The opportunities will be open to all girls in grades 7-12 hoping to work on their softball skills. Coaches from CV South will run skills clinics on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-6:30 p.m. and scrimmages on Sundays from 1-3 p.m.
The cost to participate is $50; registration is ongoing and players are welcome to join in the middle of the program if they choose. Clinics and scrimmages will continue through mid-October. Contact CV South president Ben Nichols for more information at email@example.com or 603-795-4392.
On the Court
Pickleball Party Saturday
New London — Players of all ages and ability levels are invited to the New London Outing Club tennis courts on Saturday for celebration of the game of pickleball.
The paddle sport is played on a badminton-sized court. The event will give players a chance to meet new people and enjoy the game in a different atmosphere. Participants are invited to bring a shack to share. Should rain intervene, the event — scheduled for 9-11 a.m. — will move indoors to the old New London Middle School gym.
Contact Carter Bascom at 603-526-8321 or email@example.com for more details.
On Two Wheels
Tour de Taste on Tap
Fairlee — Get some exercise and enjoy good food when the Upper Valley Trails Alliance hosts its annual Tour de Taste progressive pedaling picnic on Sept. 7.
The event runs from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and will be centered at Samuel Morey Elementary School. Three routes will be available: the 20-mile Classic Loop, the 34-mile River Road Extension and a family-friendly six-mile Lake Morey Loop. Throughout each loop, riders will be able to stop and sample food supplied by a wide array of area merchants.
Registration ranges from $10 to $30 depending on the route chosen. Online registration is available at www.uvtrails.org. For more information, contact Becky Lewandoski at 802-649-9075 or email@example.com.
In the Saddle
GMHA Plans Century Ride
South Woodstock — With all parts of its original route repaired from the damage of Tropical Storm Irene in 2011, the Green Mountain Horse Association will revive its historic three-day, 100-mile competitive trail ride on Aug. 29-31.
Irene damaged multiple portions of the 100-mile route, none more important that the Taftsville Covered Bridge. The span's reopening last September made it possible to restart the trail ride, which will mark its 78th year with August's competition.
Riders will cover 40-, 35- and 25-mile segments of the trail ride over the three-day competition. They will head across U.S. Route 4 in West Woodstock, traverse trails in the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic Park, cover sections of River Road in Woodstock and Taftsville and cross the covered bridge before heading back toward the GMHA campus.
The 100-miler is part of Distance Days at GMHA, a four-day festival of distance trail riding that will feature six different competitive trail ride events and three days of pleasure rides. For more information, contact the GMHA at 802-457-1509.
On the Tee
Haven Tournament
Enfield — The Upper Valley Haven has scheduled its fourth Haven Golf Tournament for Sept. 12 at Montcalm Golf Club.
Playing a "shamble" format, the tournament tees off at 10 a.m. For a $1,500 fee, four-player teams will get 18 holes on Montcalm's Golf Digest award-winning layout, a cart, lunch, prizes and a post-tournament awards reception with heavy hors d'oeuvres and drinks.
Sponsorship opportunities, with guaranteed tournament play, are also available. Online registration and other information is available at uppervalleyhaven.org or by calling Haven development associate Kate Dawson at 802-478-1843.
On the Run/Ride
Rail Trail Run & Ride
Andover, n.h. — Special Olympics of New Hampshire is inviting runners and cyclists to take part in its inaugural Rail Trail Run & Ride on Sept. 27 at Proctor Academy.
Activities will take place on the Northern Rail Trail. Runners may compete in 5K or 10K runs, while bicyclists can take part in either 50K or 100K rides. A 4.5-mile family fun ride is also scheduled as part of the day, which starts at 8:30 a.m. Race fees range between $25 and $65, depending on the event chosen. No advance registration is required.
For more information on the event or on SONH, contact Chelsea Gill at 603-624-1250 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hurricane Hill 5K/10K
White River Junction — The Friends of Hartford Track will stage the Hurricane Hill 5K/10K Trail Run as part of the Western New Hampshire Trail Running Series on Sept. 13 at the Hartford Town Forest and Conservation Area.
Race-day parking and registration will be held at the Upper Valley Aquatic Center, with bus transportation to the starting line. Both runs begin at 9 a.m.; the 10K will be the qualifying run for WNHTRS standings purposes.
The cost to run is $20 through Sept. 12 and $25 on race day. Advance registration is available through www.wnhtrs.com.
On the Pitch
Soccer Officials Sought
Lyndonville, Vt. — The Vermont Soccer Officials Association is again putting out the call for help with the upcoming high school season.
The VSOA is in need of referees to cover junior varsity, freshman and middle school matches in central and northern Vermont this autumn. Games start at 4 p.m. on weekdays and 11 a.m. on weekends, with pay of $45 plus mileage for games. Prospective officials must be 17 years of age with their own transportation and a desire to learn the rules of the game.
Contact Bruce James at firstname.lastname@example.com or 802-626-3317 for more information, including a schedule of informational clinics coming up in early August.


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Home Depot's earnings report coverage on Tuesday morning caused confusion among various news publications. What happened?» Read More
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The beverage giant also reported third-quarter revenue that missed estimates and said it was ramping up its cost-cutting initiatives.
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National Australia Bank forecasts a drop in full-year earnings as it sets aside more money to for compensation claims in its U.K. unit. Scott Phillips, Advisor at the Motley Fool, discusses.
There's a group of companies that has absolutely crushed it during earnings season by routinely blowing away expectations, reports USA Today.
CNBC's Dominic Chu reports on three stocks expected to report third quarter earnings this week.
Discussing investment strategy given the strength of the U.S. dollar, with Thomas Lee, Fundstrat head of research.
As the third quarter comes to a close, many are anticipating Q3 earnings to really show the state of corporate America. Sheraz Mian, Zacks director of research,
Jonathan Galaviz, Partner at Global Market Advisors, says Asian airlines should expand in a financially sound way and discusses growing competition from Middle Eastern carriers.
Paul Dowling, Principal Analyst at East and Partners, expects the Bank of China and ICBC to outperform its peers in terms of earnings, but warns of risks from bad debt provisioning.
Glyn Lawcock, Managing Director of Resources Research at UBS, outlines his expectations for BHP Billiton which is set to announce its plans to spin off a range of non-core assets on Tuesday.
Gaurav Sodhi, Resources Analyst at Investor, says markets seem more interested in the miner's move to spin off a range of mining assets to create a separately listed firm.
David Marshall, Senior Analyst, Asia-Pacific Financials at CreditSights, says the continued rise in loans will support earnings growth in major Chinese lenders.
Alessandro Abate, Head of European Steel Equity Research, JP Morgan, expects the German steel-making firm to see a significant improvement in quarterly margins on the back of rising demand.
Vivek Vaidya, Vice President, Automotive at Frost & Sullivan, says an increase in sales in China, along with a revival in India's economy, will boost Tata Motors' first quarter performance.
Mark Taylor, Senior Resources Analyst at Morningstar, outlines why he expects lackluster figures from the Australian miner.
Ahead of earnings, Gaurav Sodhi, Resources Analyst at Intelligent Investor, explains why the miner's aluminum business may beat expectations.
Paul Dowling, Principal Analyst at East and Partners, outlines the challenges that Standard Chartered faces.
Coach reported better-than-expected revenue, helped by a 7 percent rise in sales of its clothes, shoes, and handbags in international markets.
Ahead of Toyota Motor's first quarter results due Tuesday, Mohit Arora, Executive Director - Asia Pacific at J.D. Power and Associates, outlines his expectations.


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