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China wants its car market to go green, but so far, that dream is a long way off. For example, when Zong Yi, a Chinese businessman with asthma and worries about his country's pollution problems, bought an electric Tesla Model S sedan in May, he faced a problem: how to get it home. Read More »
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Considering that just about everyone who bets the NFL had a rough Week 1 (take the Hilton SuperContest for example, where the field picked an unsightly 37.2 percent, including 0-4-1 on the five most popular plays), you're probably itching to have a clean slate for Week 2.
Tonight, we have one of the best "rivalries" in the NFL. The word is in quotes because, as we know, the Patriots tend to beat up on the Jets -- and it can't really be a rivalry unless there's some semblance of a back-and-forth, other than just verbal sparring.
To be fair, the Rex Ryan-led Jets did momentarily erase the Patriots' dominance in his first two years as coach, holding serve at home in the 2009 and 2010 regular seasons and pulling off a surprising upset in the 2010 playoffs. However, the Patriots have won the past four meetings and continued their AFC East dominance.
Both teams come into the game with significant injuries. The Patriots, a roughly 12-point favorite, depending on the book, will be without three of their top offensive weapons in Rob Gronkowski, Danny Amendola and Shane Vereen. Gronkowski is still recovering from multiple offseason surgeries. Amendola and Vereen were both injured Sunday.
Perhaps at some point we'll see a drop-off in the Patriots' ability to score seemingly at will (in the regular season) when they are missing so many players. But until proved otherwise, it seems like Tom Brady and teammates are an offensive machine.
The Jets will be missing starting wide receiver Jeremy Kerley and, depending on perspective, starting quarterback Mark Sanchez. Note that the Jets have still not decided who won their training camp competition, so maybe they aren't missing their starter. It's a secret.
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The Fall colours are here in Davis in their brief glory, brief because they take so long to arrive (stupid too-long summers) and then a little bit of Central Valley wind comes along and blows them all over the place…I really need to get out and paint some of these leaves while they are still up above me. Hey speaking of paints, this is the Paint Chip, a friendly art and framing store in downtown Davis, on the corner of the 3rd street block of F St (opposite the old City Hall). I had to sketch one lunchtime and I've never drawn this spot before. The sketchmapping of Davis continues. I've nearly sketched everywhere, nearly. I considered extending this panorama across F street to include the City Hall Tavern, because then I could have used the extremely hilarious pun-tastic title "Chip and Ale". Unusually for me however, I decided not to keep on drawing a complicated panorama just so I could use a cheap joke. I have a history of going out of my way just so I can somehow have a not-even-that-funny line to use if the need ever arose. When I was 19 I actually went all the way to the Danish city of Århus, took a long train journey and everything, just so that if anyone ever asked me where Århus was, I could say "in the middle of Årstreet". Hey I was 19 and it's still funny all these years later, folks, I'm still getting mileage out of that one, sure I live in America and people don't know Madness or Denmark or understand anything I say but it's still funny, that long train journey with only twenty-five quid in my pocket was worth it in the long run. Anyway where was I? Oh yes, the Paint Chip, nice shop, you should go there some time.
early morning, norwich walk
Here is the last drawing done during my London trip this past summer; click on the image to see it in larger format. Well the last one I'm posting; chronologically this was the first one I did, but I only just recently remembered to go back and finish it (add colour, finish all the bricks). This is Norwich Walk, the street where I grew up and where my mum still lives, as drawn from my old bedroom window on my first early morning back in the UK. I was jetlagged of course so awake at ridiculous o'clock, with the window open wide and the bright dewy air softening the world. Of course our house isn't one of the ones in this row because I was inside it when I was drawing, perhaps on the next trip I'll draw the panorama from the other side of the road (but maybe not at 5:00am in the morning). This was my view every day for a few decades. I've drawn it before, in fact I recall drawing several felt-tip pen versions for my art homework back at high school. It hasn't changed that much, but I remember when those driveways were all gardens; I think it was the Daniels family's house to the right who made the first one, followed by ours, then everyone else followed suit. There are still a couple of front gardens left but not many, however there are no cars parked on the street any more. In my youth they were all parked on the other side of the already very narrow road. I spent a lot of time in that house in the middle as a kid, first when the Glennon family lived there, then when the Edwards family lived there. I remember when it got pebble-dashed, that was popular in the 1980s wasn't it. One of my memories was just outside there when I got run over by a white van one Saturday afternoon. I was seven years old, playing with my friends Natasha and Simon, my Star Wars figures all over the front doorstep. This street was our playground, as were all narrow Watling Estate streets to the kids who lived in them. We ran over the road to knock for our friends Robert and Victoria. He couldn't come out though so we went back across the street. I was going first, didn't look where I was going, and then BAM, all I saw was white. Then I woke up on a couch with everyone screaming and crying around me, so I passed out again and woke up in hospital. They kept me in overnight; I was alright, had a big scar on my head for a while but I got some new Star Wars toys when I got back home which was wicked. I remember getting the AT-ST 'scout walker' and my big sister helping me create a landscape on the carpet with a blanket for all the Star Wars toys. I also got a card form everyone in my class, everyone except my friend Wayne who I sat next to, because as weird coincidence would have it, on that very same day he also got run over, but he injured his legs and was out of school for a lot longer. I was a lot more careful crossing the street after that, but these days it is much easier for kids to see oncoming traffic now that everyone parks on their driveways!
I sketched this in the panoramic 'Alpha' Stillman and Birn sketchbook (a great sketchbook that), before having a proper English breakfast with my Mum, and getting on the early tube to go and sketch Piccadilly Circus. I love that 'first morning back home in Burnt Oak' feeling. I wish I could get back there more often!
first street real estate
This is First Street Real Estate, on the corner of 1st & D in Davis, sketched yesterday afternoon. We had just been to see Big Hero Six – amazing movie by the way! – and I had a couple of hours daylight to draw. I haven't been out sketching enough lately due to an unusually busy work period (though I did just draw a big complicated space-themed advent calendar; I have been doing art). The sun goes down so early now that my windows of sketch-opportunity become smaller. Oh it's nothing new, happens every year, and soon those pesky leaves will be off those trees and I'll be able to see the buildings better. My best Davis stuff always comes in the winter-time, I feel.
Anyway I wanted to sketch this place because I have spent a lot of time there this week hanging many of my other sketches, originals and prints from Davis, San Francisco and London, for this month's upcoming exhibit. They will be on their walls through the end of December (and available to buy), and this coming Friday, November 14, there will be a reception as part of Downtown Davis's 2nd Friday Art About. I will be there between 5:30 and 7:30 along with some sketchbooks, so if you want to come and say hello I'd be happy to meet you!
boards don't hit back
(Click on the image to see a close-up). This time of year sees a noticeable increase in the number of these wooden sandwich boards that you find all over the UC Davis campus. Most of them advertise fraternities, sororities, clubs, groups, chapters, paragraphs, commas, and other things I do not understand. There's a sign that simply says 'Join Alpha Sig', so I thought, ok board, you told me to so I will. It is probably some kind of Canadian mutant super hero team. And then I thought, actually I had better not, Alpha Sig might be the name of some alien robot (it certainly sounds like it) whose mission is to enslave the earth, and I can't be getting involved in that sort of nonsense. And then I thought, why would Alpha Sig, with his (I am just assuming he's a he, thought it's probably not a question I would ask an alien robot, "oh by the way oh evil one, oh actually nothing it's none of my business, get back to destroying that city") advanced alien technology, why use such an antiquarian painted-wooden form of communication, in this age of social media and facebooks and hashtags. By the way, young people of Davis, please don't say the word "hashtag" in front of other actual words at the end of your sentences, seriously, just don't. Not out loud. Speaking of which, all the while I sketched this I was forced to listen to a group of young people talking in that way they talk, those 'conversations' they insist on having, where one person says something and then another person and so on. I had no headphones to listen to football podcasts because they were broken (where was Alpha Sig and his/her advanced alien technology when I needed it? Painting wooden boards probably). There they were talking about young people things like going to class, partying, and how absolutely awful their one other room-mate who-isn't-there-right-now is. Almost an hour of whiny nonsense. I know people have this idea that overheard conversations are great catalysts for all sorts of creativity but they're wrong, because they aren't, they're just boring and you should avoid them always. And so there's all these boards, colourful and inviting, wanting you to JOIN IN and be PART of them, and evidently they work because those frat houses dotted around the outskirts of campus don't just trash themselves you know.
These boards are up on the north side of the Quad, next to the Memorial Union (and the CoHo, where I get my lovely Thai curry pho). I couldn't be bothered to draw the rest of it.
brimful of davis on the 45
Last Saturday was the 45th Worldwide Sketchcrawl, when hundreds of sketchers around the world embarked on sketchathons in their cities and towns. It was time for another 'Let's Draw Davis' sketchcrawl – it had been a year since I organized the last one – and about seven of us met down at David Commons and sketched about town all day, before meeting up again at the E St Plaza. My first sketch was of the Boy Scout Hut, above, which sits across Richards Boulevard on First St, with the 'art garage' in the background there. (It's called the 'art garage' because there's a load of recently commissioned murals and art in there now by local artists; not me though, my drawings are a little too small!). The Boy Scout Hut is no longer used by the scouts, but is now part of the John Natsoulas Gallery.
I have sketched this stretch of E St before (above; click on the image for a larger view), but wanted to add this stretch of Davis to my collection of two-page full-colour panoramic spreads. Orange Court is an interesting little spot, which includes such local favourite spots as the Hotdogger, Haute Again, the Dumpling House (they still have the London Fish & Chips sign but I don't know if they still do it; only ever ate there once, back in 2005 or 2006, it was ok but London fish & chips it wasn't), and of course Sophia's Thai Kitchen & Bar, whose curries are my total favourite in this town. Further down the street to the right is the Thai Canteen, who also do really nice food, quite different from Sophia's, I especially like their green curry rice. Further down the road still are Sugar Daddies (they may be called something else now actually but it still says that in the window) who do amazing cupcakes and I love their Nutella Milkshake. Did I just say "Nutella Milkshake"? Yes I did, yes I did. Come to Davis.
The last sketch of the day (because the panorama took two hours, and I only did about two thirds the colour, finishing off the rest afterwards), was this quick sketch of the colourful front of Yeti Restaurant. I left it in black and white, partly because I used a pen which I knew would run with a wash (the previous sketches were in brown uni-ball signo um-151; this was in the black). I've never eaten there, but it's in a good location on the E Street Plaza. The remaining sketchers from the day met up near here to look at each other's sketchbooks, and that was nice to see how everyone had interpreted the town. It's taken me a week to post (what a week it's been, this depressingly busy October can't end soon enough), but I'll be putting them on the Sketchcrawl Forum shortly too. Why not check out the 45th Worldwide Sketchcrawl Forum, and see what everyone else in the world has been sketching? There's a lot of great urban sketching out there!
By the way, here is the map I drew to give to all participants:
And we had stickers too…
for a glance of my sweet molly mogg
Early Saturday evening, mid-August, Charing Cross Road, which I used to call my favourite street in London (there were more bookshops in those days). Also the place of too many Night Buses. This is Molly Moggs, a little pint-sized pub on the corner of Old Compton, which despite walking by a million times I'd never been into before, though I did pop in with my friends Roshan and Big Lee shortly after sketching this. Across the street from here is Macari's music shop, which is where I bought my current acoustic guitar, back in 1996. London is full of old stories for me. Molly Moggs was named after a lady in a poem by John Gay, "The Ballad of Molly Mogg" ("The Fair Lady of the Inn"), about a real woman who worked at a tavern in the eighteenth century. From the decor inside it seems to be a very popular place for performances by drag artists, cabaret, burlesque type of thing. We didn't stay long enough to see any, moving on to an old favourite pub of mine, the ever-unchanging Ship on Wardour Street. There was no more sketching that evening, just lots of catching up with good old friends.
doesn't have a point of view, knows not where he's going to
(To see a bigger version, click on the image, or just move the screen closer to your eyes). It was a Saturday in the middle of August, and it was LONDON, and I was going to meet up with some old friends for a night out. So I went down to London a few hours early to clock another panorama into the sketchbook. This turned out to be my last London panorama, not getting another opportunity in the days before I flew back to America. I've wanted to sketch down this way for a long time, but it's a complicated setup of streets. This is just off of Shaftesbury Avenue – the St.Giles / Covent Garden end, not the Soho / Chinatown end – where it meets Neal Street (on the left) and Monmouth Street (on the right). Monmouth Street then meets up with Seven Dials and all hell breaks loose, honestly. It's a complicated labyrinth and one of my favourite parts of the capital. I used to dash through here on my way from the 134 bus stop to my Medieval English classes at King's College. On this day there was some kind of festival going on down at Seven Dials with music and balloons and a food cart here or there. I stood on the corner and sketched as much as I could, occasionally giving directions to tourists (have you maybe wondered why several of my London sketches are done standing next to those handy maps with the yellow top that are dotted around the city? It's because I can't remember enough to give directions any more…). One young lad, an American, did stop and ask me, "Say do you know where I can find a pub to watch the Arsenal game?" Well you've asked the right person! I beamed, and gave him directions to a pub I knew would be showing Spurs. Not really, I didn't really. As I say, I don't know the answer, so I just sent him to the Intrepid Fox, a pub I know had actually closed down years ago. No, no I didn't do that really either. I actually waved my finger Obi-Wan style and said "You don't want to watch Arsenal. You want to go home and rethink your life." Ok so back to the sketching. The two yellow-jacketed security guys on the right, they kept coming over to have a peek at my progress. So, I just had to add them in. Even though they're impossible to make out who is who they both said "that's me! that's me!" and were very excited about that. One thing I like about doing panoramic pictures like this, you aren't drawing a picture of something specific and small details can be a lot of fun, and when they are people they usually blend in and are generic but occasionally they can give a sketch an anchor, something to literally draw us as humans into the scene. Also, and more importantly, it meant I didn't have to attempt to draw the stuff that was happening in the street ahead, so I was glad the guy was leaning on the barrier at that moment. This took me a couple of hours, including time for phone calls with friends, and I did manage one more sketch before meeting up for dinner. Here though is the map of where I was when I sketched.


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Nov. Wildflower Seeding will be Sat. 11/8 Details here
Sep. Workday was Sat. 9/13 Details here
June 12th storm cleanup Details here
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Dar measured the sand. Bill and Bob handled the bagging. Bernie weighed the seed on his digital scale. Bob supervised the operation to make sure each bag contained the right amount of mixture for each section of trail.
City Park, Canyonlands and Greenbelts
The Friends of the Parks of Lakeway is looking for volunteers who are seeking a unique opportunity to do something that will add beauty to our parks and trails. We will be spreading 57 pounds of wildflower seeds along the trails at City Park, Hamilton Green Belt and Canyonlands. We will meet at 8:00 AM at the Upper Pavilion at City Park on November 8, 2014; our regularly scheduled workday for November. We will need 84 volunteers who will be divided into 42 teams. Each team will be assigned a segment of trail. The teams will be able to scout out their segment of trail before spreading the wildflower seeds. Detailed information about the kinds of wildflower seeds and how to spread them can be found on the Friends of the Parks website www.lakewayfop.org. Each volunteer team will need to bring a clean 2 gallon bucket to hold the seed/sand mixture and a leaf rake to rake the seeds in to insure good soil to seed contact. You can volunteer as a team or as an individual and we will assign a partner to help you. This is a great opportunity! You will be able to point to your segment of the trail system and be proud of the wildflowers that will come.
If you are able to volunteer the morning of November 8, please e-mail Bob Schooler at email@example.com and let him know if you will be volunteering as a team or as an individual. Bob will respond with an e-mail attachment of a map showing the segment of our trail system for which you will be responsible. After we have all finished, we will reconvene at noon at the Upper Pavilion at City Park for our usual meal courtesy of the Friends of the Parks of Lakeway food committee. It will be fun. Thanks for your help!
Bags are numbered to coincide with numbered sections of trails as shown on maps. 43 bags are ready to go.
Workday Projects
Rescheduled for Sat. 10/18, meet at the Pavilon in City Park at 8AM
City Park Projects:
Pat, Tony, Jerry and Jim will lead crews. One crew will continue to trim grass and shrubs from around the trees near the wild flower meadow. One crew will remove dead oak tree branches and paint with pruning paint. Another crew will remove new growth (suckers) from the oak trees near the lower playground. Jerry Cooper will lead a crew to clean up the gardens.
Canyonlands Projects:
Some volunteers will work on descent trail erosion control work, trail work on flagged connecting trail, removing storm damaged limbs/trees on trails
HGB Projects:
Bob and George will do chainsaw work on down trees near Squires Court, cleanup culverts from storm run off, spray ligustrum stumps near creeks, Michael Smith will lead a small crew on the HGB I PortaPotty/Jetter trail cleanup
Judy and food committee - Oktoberfest theme with brats/kraut/german potato salad
Workday Projects
Sat. 9/13
We had 28 volunteers arrive at Pavilon at City Park at 8AM before starting on the workday projects. Visit the FOP web site for more workday photos. We finished up just before the drizzle started.
City Park
The new Bearcat string mower shown by Mason above photo. The string mower works great on the tall grass, weeds and the smaller oak shoots that come up around the oak trees. You can cover a lot of territory in short time. When cutting the larger oak shoots, we had to replace the string quite often. There is an available blade attachment that should work on the larger stuff. This mower looks similar to the D R Trimmer I have seen advertised on TV.
The crew consisting of Summer Ard, Mason Ard, Toni Van Burkleo, Sheryl Kelly, Steve Kelly, Mireille Kirmse and Bernie Reding cleared tall grass, weeds and brush from around trees and large rocks, pruned trees and painted the resulting wounds of oak trees with wound paint. Work started in the Wildflower Meadow then proceeded northward toward the parking lot until it was time to break for lunch.
This was Toni Van Burkleo's first FOP workday. Welcome Toni!
Tom Smith, Elmer Tyler, Dick Drury, Dennis Gans and Steve Kelly trimmed low hanging oak and cedar limbs throughout City Park. They also removed several dead limbs and a few dead trees.
submitted by Bernie Reding
Jerry Cooper worked on Cactus Garden by herself. Advised not to cut back spindly plant at south end - see picture.
Jim Dunn watered Butterfly garden then assisted Elmer's group with dead tree removal in City Park until Elmer ran out of chainsaw fuel.
submitted by Jim Dunn
Hamilton Greenbelt
Bob Schooler lead the crew in the HGB taking out invasive species, ligustrum and chinaberry. Tony Maytata, WC Emmon, Ray, Dave Cross where members of his group. They also removed five vitex trees at the entrance of HGBI (Chapel of the Four Seasons area)
submitted by Bob Schooler
Bill Freas and Kelly Heath headed up two groups of volunteers that extended the Canyonland trail towards the Highlands Bridge and agave trimming.
Burgers, Beans, Brownies (and Fruit)
Beans were provided by Carlisle Pearson and Donna Ferry. Brownies by Sheryl Kelly and Doris McDermott. Fresh fruit was brought by Tricia Perkey and Clare Freas. And Bernie brought the ice and drinks. Thanks everyone, you always come through when I ask. I think we fed 26 people today � it is difficult to judge how many will turn up to work when the weather is cool and drizzly.
Also, the Lakeway Garden Club is grateful to Bob Schooler and his crew who culled out 5 overgrown Vitex trees in the Hamilton I Greenbelt Garden entrance area. It improved the area by allowing in more light and air to the space.
submitted by Judy Hazen
Business meeting
A short business meeting held after lunch. Bob Schooler made a pitch for purchasing about 50 pounds (est. cost of $2000) on native wild flower seeds. The seeds would be planted by volunteers on the Nov. 8th workday along trails in City Park, Canyonlands and Hamilton Greenbelt. The project was approved by the members present.
June Storm cleanup
Bob Schooler, Pat McDermott and Bernie Reding gathered at the Clubhouse entrance kiosk
of Hamilton Greenbelt 2 on Fri. 6/13 at 6:30 p.m. to clear storm damage from the trails.
Some photos of Bernie Reding, Pat McDermott and Bob Schooler clearing two large downed Ashe Junipers from the Squires Trail on Hamilton Greenbelt this evening. We also cleared smaller trees that were down on other parts of Hamilton Greenbelt.
On Saturday Bill Freas joined the three of us to finish cleaning up the Hamilton Greenbelt trails from the late Thursday storm damage.
Kelly Heath said he and his biker friends will be cleaning up the trails in Canyonlands Wednesday at 6:30 in the evening. Bernie to assist by getting two chainsaws ready for them. Kelly said they will be taking pictures also.
submitted by Bernie Reding and Bob Schooler
Friends of the Parks is a group of citizens who enjoy the rewards of volunteer service in the parks and greenbelts areas of Lakeway. Monthly Saturday morning work sessions provide opportunities for all levels of service, whether it is tree maintenance, general cleanup or tending memorial gardens at City Park. A few of the hardier members help build and maintain hiking/biking trails in the Hamilton Greenbelts and the Canyonlands Natural Area. Still others provide food for our workday picnics. For information contact Bernie Reding 512-261-5633 or email Bernie
Friends of the Parks sponsors one annual community event which is the annual Wilderness Run/Walk event on the Hamilton Greenbelt trails on the third Saturday of April. The goal of this event is to encourage citizens to get out and enjoy the beauty of the greenbelts and parks of the City of Lakeway.
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Nyack College nursing student, Vincent Jacopino, recently completed the Nurse Apprentice Program at White Plains Hospital. Jacopino will graduate from Nyack's Cheryl Phenicie School of Nursing in May 2013, the first graduating class of Nyack students earning the BSN degree.
You can read the article on the Westchester County, NY hospital's six-year-old program published in The White Plains Daily Voice here. Dr. Elizabeth Simon, director of the Cheryl Phenicie School of Nursing, and the Nyack College campus community celebrate with Vincent Jacopino.
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If you've been holding your breath for LG's curved, flexible G Flex and... well, the somewhat less remarkable Optimus F3Q to come to Magenta, then you won't have to wait much longer. T-Mobile announced this morning that both smartphones will be available starting on February 5th online and at retailers. The G Flex will cost $672 ($28 a month on T-Mobile's two-year payment plan), while the budget QWERTY slider will cost $312 ($13 for 24 months).
Google has long offered Nexus devices in black, with only occasional white options. The Nexus 5 is the first one that has been available in both colors from the start. Perhaps because of this, rumors of different colors for the Nexus 5 have been circulating for a while now, but a new cache of photos is the best evidence yet that a red version of Google's flagship is on the way.
Sprint's mobile data is typically not the first, or the second, or even the third to come to mind when looking for a zippy connection in the US, but the company is looking to change this impression with its new tri-band LTE network, more memorably known as Sprint Spark. Unfortunately, only a limited number of the carrier's phones are able to take advantage of this new capability, with some of them requiring an OTA before they're ready.
LG used to be a second rate Android OEM, but the last few years have been good to the Korean company. After making the Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 for Google, its own "G" line of flagship phones have been more successful. Everyone has been wondering if the successor to last year's LG Optimus G Pro would be coming soon, and LG Korea just spilled the beans on its social news site – the G Pro 2 will indeed be unveiled next month.
Do you want a phone that looks like a banana and sounds like a piece of home exercise equipment? Then you want to head on over to AT&T's website, where the LG G Flex just went up for pre-order. Three hundred greenbacks will get you the new phone on contract, while you'll need a whopping $694.99 to buy it outright or spread the cost over an interest-free Next plan. The phone will ship out for pre-orders on Tuesday, February 4th.
If you have a Nexus 7 or 5, then there's a good chance you've looked at all of El Goog's accessories in the Play Store. There's also a good chance you scoffed at the prices of said accessories, because let's be honest here – they're not cheap.
To make such a purchase easier on your wallet, however, Google has slashed 25% off the prices of most Nexus 7 and 5 cases (including folios and such).
LG's curvalicious smartphone made the jump straight from Asia to North America, but now it's going to cover some of the ground in between. Starting next month, the G Flex will start arriving in Europe. It is expected to be on sale in more than 20 nations in short order.
The main selling point of this device is, of course, the 6-inch curved P-OLED screen. It's only 720p, but the rest of the specs are top-of-the-line.
Last week Sprint was proud to announce that it was the first carrier in the US that would let consumers pre-order the LG G Flex. All the company wanted was a $299.99 down payment and a two-year contract. Now AT&T is jumping in by delivering the same handset at the same price, though its customers also have the option to pay $26.74 for eighteen months or $34.75 for twelve with an AT&T Next plan.
The LG G Flex isn't the kind of phone you recommend to everyone. Sure, it has a curved screen, but what is that actually good for? Yet if you've been craving this phone since watching it heal itself (which is admittedly pretty cool), Sprint's gearing up to put one in your hands pretty soon. The handset is now available for pre-order at a price point of $299.99 with a two-year contract.
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To chill or stand at a spot (like a club or a street corner etc). To claim a spot. The term came from drug dealers on street corners, like light posts and street posts, and there you have it POST UP!
Yo lets post up right there where all the honeys with the big booties are.
por dada-ecko 10 de Fevereiro de 2005
A system of government characterized by rampant corruption and misallocation of public funds.
That country is a kleptocracy in which nothing is accomplished without greasing the palms of government officials.
por Joseph T. Rodolico 18 de Maio de 2005
To break or harm ones limbs or organs through dancing.
Jeff has discolocated with his wack dance moves.
por Mr. Lubba Lubba 01 de Março de 2006
Someone who makes a living selling bullshit to the masses.
Ted Kennedy certainly is a great entremaneur.
por TomShark 20 de Janeiro de 2006
The name you use to identify yourself to the stranger sitting next to you on the plane.
"Man, I just flew in from the West Coast sitting next to this wacko - thank God I used my plane name or else I'd be worried about him stalking me."
por Joseph Sanscrainte 22 de Janeiro de 2006
The act of dropping one's face / forehead into one's hand. Usually accompanied by a "thunk" or a cr a cry of "D'oh!"
Usually written between asteriks in online conversation, to demonstrate an action.
Similar to *headdesk*
Usually written between asteriks in online conversation, to demonstrate an action.
Similar to *headdesk*
Today I locked my keys in my car. Again. *facepalm*
por Moondog 10 de Fevereiro de 2004
Going into your garage to sit on your motorcycle, because it's still too "out of season" for use.
I put the springer front end on my chopper, and did some February 'garage racing' afterwards.
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Saturn Repair in Balm
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10313 N Nebraska Ave
Tampa, FL 33612Map & directions
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8201 Park Boulevard
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5820 Palmer Blvd
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1605 S. Combee Road
Lakeland, FL 33801Map & directions
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8510 Park Blvd
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9660 Seminole Blvd, Suite B
Seminole, FL 33772Map & directions
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Gulf Auto Clinic
807 18th Ave W
Bradenton, FL 34205Map & directions
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915 Harbor Lake Dr
Safety Harbor, FL 34695Map & directions
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4411 30th Street W.
Bradenton, FL 34207Map & directions
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4950 71st Ave N
Pinellas Park, FL 33781Map & directions
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15005 US HWY 19 North
Clearwater, FL 33764Map & directions
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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Golf's governing bodies, worried that players will turn to long putters as an advantage instead of a last resort, proposed a new rule Wednesday that would ban the putting stroke used by three of the last five major champions.
The Royal & Ancient Golf Club and the U.S. Golf Association said the rule would not outlaw belly putter or broom-handle putters, only the way they are currently used. The proposed rule would make it illegal for golfers to anchor the club while making a stroke and not take effect until 2016.
"More players are using it, and instructors are saying this is a more efficient way to putt because you don't have to control the whole stroke," USGA executive director Mike Davis said. "The game has been around for 600 years. Fundamentally, we don't think this is the right way to go."
Orville Moody won the 1989 U.S. Senior Open using a long putter that he held against his chest, allowing for a pendulum motion. Paul Azinger won the 2000 Sony Open with a putter that he pressed into his belly. Long putters began getting serious attention last year when Keegan Bradley became the first player to win a major with a belly putter at the PGA Championship. This year, Webb Simpson won the U.S. Open and Ernie Els won the British Open using belly putters.
"Our objective is to preserve the skill and challenge," R&A chief executive Peter Dawson said. "This rule is not performance related. This is about defining the game defining what is a stroke."
The long putters are not being banned. The rule relates to the actual stroke, not the equipment. Players can use a broom putter as long as it is not anchored to the chest.
Davis and Dawson said the catalyst for the new rule was not who was winning tournaments, but the number of players switching to long putters.
Their research showed no more than 4 percent of golfers used the clubs for several years. It went to 6 percent in 2006, and then to 11 percent in 2011, with some PGA Tour events having as much as 20 percent of the players using the long clubs. There was no empirical data to suggest a long putter made golf easier. Carl Pettersson (No. 21) and Bradley (No. 27) were the only players among the top 30 in putting this year on the PGA Tour who used long putters.
"We don't think putting in an anchored way is easy. You have to learn how to do it," Dawson said. "But it takes one of the potential frailties out of the stroke ... We have to retain the skill and challenge inherent in golf."
The R&A and USGA will take comments for three months on the proposed rule before it is approved. Because the Rules of Golf are updated every four years, any ban on the anchored stroke would not take effect for another four years.
The PGA Tour, European Tour and LPGA Tour said it would evaluate the proposed rule with its players. The PGA Tour has a mandatory players meeting in San Diego at the end of January. The PGA of America, meanwhile, said it was concerned that such a ban would drive people from the game.
"As our mission is to grow the game ... we are asking them to seriously consider the impact this proposed ban may have on people's enjoyment of the game and the overall growth of the game," PGA president Ted Bishop said.
The decision figures to be divisive at the highest level.
Tim Clark of South Africa and Pettersson have used broom putters their entire careers, and they have suggested a new rule would affect their livelihoods. Els once mocked Vijay Singh for using a long putter, but then Els switched to a belly putter last year when his putting suffered.
"As long as it's legal, I'll cheat like the rest of them," he said.
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Hello again to another edition of my monthly niche website update. As many of you know this is the part of my wealth building ambitions where I charter my attempts to create more and more passive income streams that will increase my monthly income. This is being done by building up my online business portfolio of various niche websites; each one targeting very specific strategies for making money online. October was an interesting month to say the least. There were more surprises from Google and a few other let-downs. But all-in-all progress wasn't too bad. And most importantly my Amazon-based site is finally starting to show signs of growth! Here's what happened in October: Niche Website Income Report – October … [Read more...]
Niche Website Update 22 – $1,203 in Income – Exploding Success with ClickBank!
As much as I like to talk about saving and investing, the most lucrative way I've found to improve your overall financial situation is to simply earn more money. While making a side income might be an impossible task for some, I'm here to show you that it is in fact possible if you put your mind to it. Especially if you're a blogger (like me) or even thinking about starting your own website, then you've got a wealth of opportunity sitting right in front of you. You just have to be willing to be an entrepreneur and work your way at it. This month my collection of niche websites took me by surprise in terms of earnings. I had a huge bump in revenue – and from a place I never expected (but warmly welcome)! Here's what I've been up … [Read more...]
Niche Website Update 21 – Getting Interested Again in Affiliate Marketing – Plus $853 in Income
Its official – summer is over. The kids are back in school, the pool is closed, and I'm scheduling the sprinkler system to be winterized. In terms of my online business, that also means that I'm running out of time to hit the goals I had set with my niche websites before 2014 comes to a close. Personally I feel like each of my websites has got a LONG, LONG ways to go. Which can be both a fun and creative thing. I'm not just talking in terms of making money. I also mean in developmental things like content, SEO, traffic, etc. Those are the kinds of activities that I believe will ultimately bring in the money if you do them right for the long run. … even if no one wants to help you get those activities done (a funny story about … [Read more...]
My Money Design Turns 3! What I've Learned About Writing Blogs for Money
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Niche Website Update 20 – Copying My Competition – Plus $1,226 in Income
When you're like me and depending on your hobby of blogging to supplement your income, you start to take a very active interest in how exactly you can do things better. Why? Because better = more money! That's exactly what I've been up to this month – trying to figure out creative ways how to do things better. Though I'll get into more detail about it below, I'm confident that the things I'm doing will have long lasting positive benefits on my niche websites. Even though I declared in my last Niche Website Update that I wasn't going to invest much more effort into my latest niche site #4 (which I call NS4), ironically that's the one that I've been working on the most when it comes to "experimenting" with a few new … [Read more...]
Niche Website Update 19 – Using the 80-20 Rule to Adjust My Priorities – Plus $1,295 in Income
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Niche Website Update 18 – Reaching Out to Other Bloggers and Changing Focus
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