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Another year, another plan! The Marlins are going to cut payroll. From the same article that brought us the Loria-Gonzalez dustup:
After going "all in" this season with a franchise-record $95 million roster payroll, the Miami Marlins will likely scale back in 2013 to a more moderate figure, somewhere in the $70 million to $80 million range, sources said.
Multiple sources said the team lost money this season due largely to a high payroll and lower-than-anticipated attendance at the new ballpark. As a result, the Marlins will not be repeating last year's buying binge, when they spent more than $190 million on free agents.
You know the mark of a solid organization: doing something different every single year.
- chill1184 - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:03 AM
Dear Jeff Loria
Fred Wilpon and Frank McCourt
- realgone2 - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:27 AM
You can hear the Naked Gun theme in the background.
- number42is1 - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:37 AM
What i wouldn't give to have Enrico Palatzo behind the plate
- protius - Sep 24, 2012 at 11:32 AM
Nice beaver.
- churchoftheperpetuallyoutraged - Sep 24, 2012 at 2:39 PM
Thanks, I just had it stuffed.
(this really should be cur saying it…)
- Old Gator - Sep 24, 2012 at 2:24 PM
Leslie Nielsen lived in Fort Lauderdale and was a Feesh fan.
- cur68 - Sep 24, 2012 at 4:36 PM
But he was BORN in Beaver Land. He was the last word in Beaver Judging, too. And there's no way in HELL I'm replying to anything that idjit protius has to say, so all in all its a good thing COPO stepped into the breach.
- mdpickles - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:37 AM
Hello Miami Marlins,
I know he is cheap right now, but that Giancarlo Stanton kid is going to cost a lot of money soon. Please let us know if you need a few bucks in a trade.
Every MLB Team
- delawarephilliesfan - Sep 24, 2012 at 11:03 AM
I remember long ago days, when the Florida Marlins had Mike Stanton and Leo Nunez….
Can't that franchise ever stick with name?
- Old Gator - Sep 24, 2012 at 2:25 PM
You know how that happened, right?
List the names of the stadiums where they played, in chronillogical order. Leave a blank space at the end.
- delawarephilliesfan - Sep 25, 2012 at 5:03 PM
Totaly lost me….but I am curious. What does it spell?
- sdelmonte - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:41 AM
It's days like this that I can say to myself, "well, it could be worse for Mets fans. At least we aren't rooting for the Marlins."
- Old Gator - Sep 24, 2012 at 2:26 PM
Trade you our world championships since 1996 for yours.
- willclarkgameface - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:45 AM
This is ridiculous. First, let's irresponsibly spend on Heath Bell and Jose Reyes, two players that will NEVER live up to their contracts (and I don't care what you say about Reyes TODAY – he will get hurt TOMORROW) and now let's cut back because we don't really have the resources.
They TRIED to spend a great deal of money in the off season last year for one reason and that was to try and justify to the taxpayers that, "hey…WE'RE TRYING."
Fail, Jeff Loria. FAIL.
The state should take that damn building back and MAKE them play at Joe Robbie until they dedicate themselves enough to putting together a fiscally responsible contender.
It can be done. Ask Billy Beane and Kenny Williams.
And my mantra: FLORIDA BASEBALL SUCKS.
- chill1184 - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:50 AM
The Rays have made the playoffs in the last three or four seasons and still have a chance this season.
- protius - Sep 24, 2012 at 11:35 AM
That's a clown comparison bro.
- kiwicricket - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:46 AM
I think if you squeeze in an 'Ozzie berating locals' post before lunch, Gator's head will explode.
- echech88 - Sep 24, 2012 at 10:59 AM
Pujols may not be on the most functional team in the league right now but damn did he dodge a bullet by not taking Miami's money.
- illadelphiasphinest - Sep 24, 2012 at 11:06 AM
New ballpark, new colors, new uniforms. Same crappy results. It all comes down to the city itself. Miami isnt a baseball city. Just like D.C. isnt. The Nats are a first place team and they are running buy one get one free ticket promotions still… They cant even fill their ballpark. If the the fans show up and spend then ownership can spend. Those two things go hand in hand. O yea and winning helps except in the Nats case…
- natstowngreg - Sep 24, 2012 at 1:33 PM
Many more seats have butts in them at Nats Park this season. This whole contending thing is new here, and it will take a bit of time to get up to the team's potential. Is that potential to fill up the park consistently? This year's playoffs will offer a clue.
Meanwhile, let's see how well attendance at CBP holds up. Will it decline to what it was before the Fightins' started winning? Unlikely. We will see next season, when the Fightins' aren't one of the NL pennant favorites.
- greymares - Sep 24, 2012 at 2:26 PM
the nats could win the world series and will be 15,000 a night behind the Phillies next year. book it.
- natslady - Sep 24, 2012 at 7:11 PM
Attendance at Sunday's game was listed at 45K. Well, where were they? Not in their seats, that's for sure. So you have to assume a lot of season-ticket holders aren't bothering to show. Will they renew?
- Rockie D. Bull - Sep 24, 2012 at 11:23 AM
Wow! Who could have predicted that the Blow Feesh would follow this course of action after just one season in their new "Blow Hole" at the old Miami Sugarcane site?
Maybe they have to cut pay roll because they didn't make enough money on the non-existent parking around the new "Blow Hole"? Not that parking mattered in the equation because it turns out, NOBODY actually went to the games any more than they did when the Blow Feesh played all those years up north at Joe Robbie stadium. All that money stolen from the Miami tax payers by Loria and Uncle Bud Selig and wasted on a new stadium – then the team implodes and nobody will go out to see bad baseball and watch the new manager show his a$$. Who could have guessed that would happen when Loria and Uncle Bud were picking Miami pockets on the new "Blow Hole" stadium deal?
Did all those brand new luxury boxes NOT pay off at the new "Blow Hole" like Loria and Uncle Bud said they would? Selig will be hard pressed to ever get another new MLB ball park built after this debacle.
I'll take the Trop and the Rays system/payroll any day over what is going on with Miami Blow Feesh baseball. As long at those dinosaurs (Wrigley and Fenway) stand, the Trop is anything but the dump Uncle Bud and ESPN say it is, the AC works just fine and the roof keeps out the rain. Plus, the Trop is a way better deal for the St Pete tax payers than getting a really bad stadium deal endorsed by the Commissioner of Baseball. The Blow Feesh built it and nobody shows up; new stadium or not – what makes MLB and the Commissioner think the result will be any different in St Pete/Tampa.
- xmatt0926x - Sep 24, 2012 at 11:28 AM
I for one am shocked!!! Nobody saw this coming!! come on. I know it hasn't worked out but if you really wanted to win and possibly try and draw more fans, you can't keep a decent sized payroll for one more year and try a few adjustments? There seems to be such a rush for Loria to jump on the "hey, we tried and it didn't work (and thanks for the stadium chumps)". Call me loopy, but it's almost as if Loria is just perfectly fine with the situation just as it is. Hmmmmmm
- natstowngreg - Sep 24, 2012 at 1:36 PM
You're loopy.
But seriously, I think you're right.
- xmatt0926x - Sep 24, 2012 at 11:33 AM
This takes me back to a story a while back, before the season where some guy in Loria's management team (not sure if it was a baseball guy or just a financial guy) upset some people when he was speaking at some event right after the stadium was completed and he said it didn't really matter if they ended up winning or not, they still get all the money. Guess we know what the mindset was all along now.
- mazblast - Sep 24, 2012 at 5:23 PM
I'm too lazy to research it, but it sounds like something Dave Samson would say–and later "clarify" into something worse.
- legacybroken - Sep 24, 2012 at 11:54 AM
Dear Marlins
We'll help you help by trading some young and cheap AA prospects for Giancarlo Stanton and Joses Reyes to help ease your financial burdens.
Signed Dave Drombowski
- humanexcrement - Sep 24, 2012 at 12:28 PM
So the advent of ugly uniforms and an ugly new stadium didn't make a city known to be completely fucking indifferent to baseball want to come see a game, huh? Didn't see that coming. Maybe they can get Jose Canseco to marry Anita Benson and be their PR representatives. That should solve everything.
- raysfan1 - Sep 24, 2012 at 1:10 PM
Your mantra sucks.
- Old Gator - Sep 24, 2012 at 6:14 PM
It's not a mantra. Mantras are for those seeking enlightenment. It's an obsession. Obsessions are for ignoramuses.
- natslady - Sep 24, 2012 at 7:13 PM
He's an Orioles fan, remember? Became one after Rizzo didn't follow his advice.
- natstowngreg - Sep 24, 2012 at 1:38 PM
Seems the Fish are doing what every short-sighted business does. You're losing money, instead of growing the product, you cheapen it.
- mazblast - Sep 24, 2012 at 5:21 PM
Given the choice between working to increase revenues and cutting costs, every business owner and/or CEO below a certain level of intelligence will opt to cut costs. They eventually become ex-business owners, as either the business dies or they are forced to sell.


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perhaps this will help? http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/12917-damping-materials-speaker-cabinets.html
*seats down for a sip of coffee at the cafe*
I suspect that you are talking large-scale orchestral works - I cant speak for anyone else here, but the only classical in my playlists is softer piano and string concertos. Absolutely nothing that begins with fusiliers firing an antique cannon.
Horses for courses, as always.
"Classical music" is such a broad classification, more about intent than anything to do with style, form, instrumentation, whatever. It's hard to be more vague, except that usually you're dealing with acoustic instruments mostly.
Though to be honest, I'd expect most string concertos to contain a decent amount of bass. There's plenty with very little bass, less than that.
Also, plenty of headphones can do bass fine, in terms of what goes to the ears. It just feels lacking, for obvious reasons. But it's not like the interpretation of the music is confounded by the bass not being felt, so I'd say that serious listening is definitely plausible using headphones even when bass is prevalent.
I was going to write more, but I'm beginning to think that I just have a different conception of "serious listening." I'm thinking more along the lines of listening to interpret and analyze the musical ideas.
Whoa, Nelly - as much as I admire the Mini-Maggies, there are limits to a speaker system like that - I am currently leaning toward the KEF Q300 or similar for the desktop and a more exotic set of Thai speakers for the living room. I merely raised that photo because I cant see how anyone is supposed to actually sit at that desk, yet that is exactly the configuration the designer intended the system for. Those hellbent on filling a room with sound really need to read this - several times ....
Effectively, it comes down to this - are you happy to listen to 90% of your music seated at a desk or do you have a larger room and need serious bass thump ? If the answer is 'Door A' and you have 1500 USD, be my guest.
I also need to point out that these may not be the best speakers for those who are after eye candy on their desk. To the Magnepan faithful, I expect that is the equivalent of a hanging offence, so I'll leave the beauty question to my fellow beholders.
I would add that I like the fact that these were designed to be genuine 'desktop' speakers, not standmounts masquerading as such. (<cough>KEF Q300</cough>)
That's what has me so intrigued about the MiniMaggies. I've found that the options for near-field monitors are pretty limited, and every other high-end two-way is designed for stand mounted listening in a normal listening space. The idea that Magnepan could have designed a planar magnetic speaker specifically for desktop listening is pretty damn sweet. I'd probably skip the subwoofer; like you said there's no good way to place one when you're sitting at a desk.
What model? A lot of bookshelves don't perform very well when you just mount them on a wall.
The sub is part of the Mini-Maggie 'system' - I doubt that you can buy the Mini Maggies without it. I'm sure there are mounting options other than that shown in the photo.
Ooooh, let's have a look at that man speaker!

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I didn't get it but played with one at BB yesterday.
The iPad 3rd Gen fits it fine. The bezel cover was a little off kilter. For example, the home button wasn't perfectly centered in the little cutout made for it. But the camera was in the price place and since the sides are all open everything else was fine. I just found the case too bulky. I thought the same of it when I looked at it for my iPad 2. I'm a huge Incase fan in general. But that one...not so much.
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i had it for the ipad 2 and am now using it for the ipad 3. the user above is correct about the fitment issues. it is a great case, but it does add a considerable amount of weight. i am going to try to find a lighter book case.
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Are you guys talking about the $99 version of the incase bookjacket?
Anyways how much more weight does it add to the iPad? I am looking for a functional yet a little light weighted case for everyday use! I have been looking at all the leather version of these cases below, The incase leather book jacket select Booq pad agenda The new booq pad folio Belkin leather cinema folio Hex code folio for the iPad Etc. and all these cases are around $99 except the belkin which is listed as $59 but not yet released! You guys have any more suggestions? |
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i actually have the book jacket classic, but they're basically all the same design, just different texture. i would say it adds 2 extra lbs. i weighed myself with and without the ipad/case and the difference was 3.4lbs. when i take off the case, the ipad literally feels weightless because the added weight of the case is so much.
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20kleveling is a pretty ambitious and groundbreaking guide when you think about it: attempting to teach gamers how to play economics and how to think in order to procure large stockpiles of in game gold. I could just say go farm here or go do this, but then within a week they'd need more assistance. The success of the guide so far is tied to the fact that it leaves room for you to grow and become a better auctioneer without chaining you to too many specific strategies. The beauty of this strategy is that two guide holders on the same server can come up with completely different ways to become filthy rich without stepping on each others' auctioneering toes.
I'd like to give a heads up for gold guide holders and anyone who is considering buying it, I am currently working on the next Bonus Chapter for the guide: "Case Studies." I expect to get several of these done each week, so stay on the lookout for some nice updates to the guide which will focus on valuable items of all levels that you might not realize the value of. Each case study will include a video ranging from 2-6 minutes long as well as a conclusion paragraph in case you don't feel like listening to the videos.
I am also leveling an enh shaman who will hopefully break 4k gold on his own tomorrow (if my auctions sell). He is following the gold guide and using a banking alt on his server to help make the gold. His level? He's 38, and he's not using a single profession (he'd have more gold but be leveling much slower). I'm hoping to take what I learn from running another character using the guide to create several additional case studies.
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Marcko has always had his goldmaking guide for sale. It's likely that many of the people who owns it reads his blog.
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February is Black History Month. There has been a lot of talk about President Barack Obama, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and other distinguished African-American leaders.
Brunswick County has many prominent African-American leaders who have made their mark nationally and internationally, but none is more impressive than Shallotte native Ellis Stanley. He is the brother of Elroy, Elwood and Glen Stanley, and the son of Mae Bell and the late Lewis Stanley, who served as vice chairman of the Brunswick Community College Board of Trustees during the 1980s and early 1990s.
In a brazen move reminiscent of Detroit's auto giants arriving in Washington via private jets to beg for federal bailout money, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and fellow Democratic lawmakers hopped on a plane and headed to Rome after hurriedly passing the stimulus bill through Congress.
There are a lot of opinions about people who have opinions. Some are more than happy to give you an opinion about what you can do with your opinion whenever you try to share it.
Has not knowing what someone's reaction to your opinion maybe ever prompted you to hold your tongue and say nothing at all? Have you ever been afraid to speak up about something because you're not sure how others will react?
Sen. R.C. Soles never ceases to amaze me at the tactics he will use to control his constituents. Could his proposal to change the voter assistance law effectively lead to voter fraud?
I think it would because I have worked the polls on Election Day, and I can see the potential of voter fraud if Senate Bill 56 is passed.
When the state board of elections met in Columbus County on Sept. 12, 2008, chairman Larry Leake made it quite clear Jesse Graham, chairman of the Columbus County Board of Elections, was well out of line in his interpretation of the voter assistance law.
To the editor: We read with interest the article by Sarah Shew Wilson regarding her interview with Jim Bradshaw, Brunswick County Economic Development Commission director, about the proposed international port in Southport.
While she took pains to provide some balance in her article, it was apparent Bradshaw has not availed himself of all the facts. Unfortunately, he would appear to have been lulled by the ports authority's approach of avoiding answering questions while pleading for time to work things out.
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I voted against both bank bailout bills last fall and against the automakers' bailout bill. I also recently voted against the extension of another wave of funding for the banks' bailout. These bills were not the "stimulus bill," as stated in the Feb. 5 edition.
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I signed up to take it ( I do not need it since my hunters card is all I need to get handguns) I actually fell asleep will looking at it. It timed out and I had to start over ( and you know I did not start over) and you diffidently can not fast forward or skip any section. There are also section where it ask you to look at item (with mouse) I guess to make sure you are actually watching.
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Nice post there Half-cocked. I am going to take the course this week. Thx.
August 6th, 2007, 10:23 AM | #9 |
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Am I the only one who thinks this makes a stupid requirement even stupider? Not that I have a problem with weakening stupid regulations, but with the video they could at least confirm that you were the one watching. With this, people could have their kid/significant other/dog sitting there.
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You are so right. It just makes a useless course more useless. I'm just happy for the people who may have trouble getting to a course. At least now they can take it whenever they choose to. |
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man the liberalness of that was thick enough to cut it with a knife.
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I took the course at 11 at night or so the other week and the guy at Ken's Outdoors told me he hadn't even heard of the online class and that my piece of paper I printed and signed was the first he had seen.
I too think it is a silly regulation, but I didn't mind the online course, I already knew most of the info, but gave me something to do when I was bored LOL What I think stinks is having to buy that interbore lock, an added cost. |
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will they send the certifacate in the mail?
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I think you print it up or something, not sure.....but you won't have to worry about that for a few years when you become twenty one though
If you have passed the hunter safety course, and if you served in the military I don't think you have to watch the video to purchase a regulated firearm in MD. |
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I first saw my doctor
April with
I have seen him 3 times since, today being the most recient. The swollen glands NEVER go down. They don't always hurt but it is getting more frequent and severe. My doctor said today that we would try one more antibiotic and steroid pack for 1 week and for me to return for a follow-up that if the "KNOTS" are still there in one week he wants to do a scan.
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I have had
for the past 6 months (at least). At first, I thought that my impacted wisdom teeth that were probably getting infected were the cause. I had them out in October and it is now the middle of March and my glands are still swollen. I went to my physician who ordered a cbc, thyroid, and mono tests and everything came back fine. She never could give me an explaination for these symptoms.
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I recently went to the doctor for some lumps I found
. I found about 4 or 5 on the right side below my ear. My doctor discovered I also had swollen nodes under my arms and in my groin on both sides. About a year ago I had a CT scan that showed an enlarged spleen. What do you think of these findings? I am very worried. I feel fine and just completed 2 weeks of antibiotics for a sinus infection.
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I went to the er on on sunday and my
, the ones
and but it's due to an infection caused by my teeth and my glands in my groin area were not swollen and never have been. she said the lump i though was a gland was perhaps a small hernia. And i've been so anxious for weeks and she examined me and said i was fine but in my mind i was already dead, but by the grace of GOD i'm fine and it was all in my mind even though i need to treat my oral infection.
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Hi all, I finished treatment on July 27 and the last two weeks I am noticing swollen lymph
on my
and underarms. Has anyone else experienced this as an after-effect of treatment. Also, has anyone here ever gotten a one-month-after-treatment PCR? Patience is not a virtue for me.
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I always have and was wondering if anyone else out there that has these swollen nodes in neck also have problems with their teeth and also wondering if problems with teeth (infections and such) could cause the nodes
the back of the
swell up. Also, the
the front of my
have always been large... these problems I've experienced have gone on for years... So, I'm hoping its nothing serious because, if it is, and I have it for years.... what chance would I have?
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We are two days into the mystery rash syndrome. Today she is poorly -
and sore throat, very dehydrated. She had a headache last week but that has gone. She is a student - there has been a case of bacterial meninitis in her block recently but she is showing no sign of stiff neck or ongoing headache. She does not have a significantly raised temperature. Should I just keep closely monitoring or rush to bemused and off duty local GP?
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I've been feeling really run down the last few days and today woke up with one side of my
. The whole side of of my
is these hard
lumps all the way up to under my chin. I'm 99% sure it's swollen glands, but I've never had anything like this before. Only on one side and from my collar bone to my jaw bone. My throat doesn't really hurt and my only other symptoms would be feeling a little tired and waking up with a little blister on my tounge.
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she is not diabetic she is constantly catching every bug going all her
and one under her chin these have been
for four weeks now she has a mouth ulcer in her cheek urine culture no infection present but wbc waiting now to see a peadrictrian but i am really concerned for her health as she is just really run down and seems to be getting worse and the blood on urine sample has increased from a trace to a large amount should i take her back to gp or just ride this ou
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Hi. Children are more susceptible to infections unlike adults because of an immature immune system. It is possible that your child acquires the infection at school, when she is exposed to a classmate who has an infection. As long as there is a source of infection, your child can easily acquire it. She was diagnosed to have a streptococcal infection after her throat culture. That is easily treated with an antibiotic where streptococcus is sensitive.
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(As you might know, that has no added iodine, and neither does the salt
processed foods.
fact, there has been an increase
babies born with thyroid problems since sea salt became popular and mothers were misled that 'natural' is always better.) Anyway, since giving iodine worked (and since she received no treatment for autoimmune thyroiditis), we can assume the goiter arose from thyroid deficiency. The thyroid does not always go down completely after that, btw.
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hi there, I would not be that worry, once they started school , all kind of sickness will happen because it is a different enviroment . after a year or so she would be fine. my daughter had the same when she started school the first year but she is doing much better now. it is normal for the first years just because they are mixing with different kids ands yes they will get sick.
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Just to say I've had this a few times now, once ended up in A&E due to swollen uvulea(think thats the name) where they popped in some hydrocortisone and gave me piriton type tabs. They seemed baffled but noted my punchbag-like uvulea with some surprise and diagnosed allergic reaction. I was in a friend's spare bed on that occasion so mebbe. Just had another scary one (at home), seems to happen on waking during a doze.
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This is a growing problem in our society as a whole, but alarmingly so
. We've got to make sure they are taking
real food and are physically active . Anything with "partially hydrogenated", or "modified, " you pick the oil... palm, coconut, cotton seed, peanut, sunflower….any of them, they shouldn't be ingested.
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I woke up one morning and my jaw was clicking like crazy. All my
my face and
. My jaw muscles were swollen too, which is what was causing my jaw to click since it couldn't open and close correctly. Stop stressing. The stress will make it worse. Also, you may have allergies. Take some antihistamine and see if anything subsides. Also the white patches that look like tonsillitis, I was told by the eye ear and nose doc that everyone has patches.
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As of right now $$ wise and all that probably is out of the question. All I am trying to do is figure something out here. The
, the headaches, chest pain, MRI images that I question were looked at enough or not..... I am just trying NOT to have something sneak up and kill me. Especially for the sake of my 18 month old daughter.
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I feel sluggish and fatigued ALL the time when they are
I feel pressure
my head and almost like my ears are plugged while
are swollen I get random bouts of nausea but have never actually vomited I have chronic neck and back pain I have had low grade fevers off and on I feel like I have become weaker, its hard to lift things that usually are not an issue for me I get dizzy/confused feeling sometimes I get pounding in my head when I stand up or stretch I have had gastrointestin
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I tend to get
from time to time so I bought the football icepack from walmart you put
your lunch pack. They have all kinds but that shape is perfect that that spot. good luck with the sweeling. I agree, latex allergy, probaly that spermicide. That stuff can really cause some problems with allergies. Good luck.
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I am in my 60's and have only just started to have either a swollen face or, on the last two occasions, a swollen tongue, which all started
September. The first time I had a
tongue was 4 weeks ago and I ended up in hospital. I had already taken Piriton but it didn't help. At the hospital they gave me Prednisolone which worked very quickly and I was packed off home with another 2 days supply.
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It is because of the chronic irritation in this site could have caused the enlargement of the lingual tonsils and hence the
, or lingual thyroid was noticed accidentally during your dental checkup Rather than speculating things, please do consult your ENT/Oral Specialist. Any more doubts you are welcome.
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It seems to get hard and be in the shape of a ball on the right side and the left labia gets hard. Its also
and full of fluid
the loose skin on the lower end of the vaginal opening. I describe it as feeling like you have a blister. It stings and burns. I have had this happen 3-4 times since dating my bf. This is the first guy its ever happened with. The first time was scary. My vagina was huge, clit huge, libia huge, I was shocked at this thing protruding from my legs.
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WITH CONTRAST Clinical information:
right side of the
with a palpable abnormality. Findings: In the area of palpable abnormality, there is a superficial vein detected. The submandibular and the parotid glands appear unremarkable. The airway is widely patent. Note is make of small lymph nodes in the posterior triangles, these are nonspecific and measure less than a centimeter in size.
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Dear Lisa, For your own peace of mind, and for your son's sake, I urge you to take him to a BETTER doctor, in a larger town, near you. I think your question about whether to worry about the swollen gland could be answered QUICKLY and ACCURATELY if a BETTER DOCTOR could SEE the swollen gland in person, not over the internet. Sincerely, Concerned lady http://cantbreathesuspectvcd.
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It's a little scarier this time because the abscess
the right nostril is so painful and now I have a headache,
the left side of my neck, the roof of my mouth on the left side, burning and pain on my let cheek and lip and I have been on Bactrim for about 3 days and applying ointment to the sore. I keep thinking since it's Sunday I want to go to the hospital and get checked but I'll feel like a jerk if there is nothing they can do.
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I had cardio workup
January and evrything was near perfect. My lymph
have been
for months. I do have an Asymptomatic Brain Tumor in left back occipital area, but it's not been a problem at all, and has been there for nearly 20 years neurosurgeon says. My BP goes up & down like a rollercoaster, I can feel it, and know when it's happening. That's the part that bothers me ! If I make it thro the wkend, I wll be going to my neurosurgeon who's keeping eye on Ependymoma.
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Forgot to add: The lump on your
your neck are usually swollen with mono. Also, we tried Tagamet and Prilosec for the neausea, but only Mylanta has helped.
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Arm/face pain and
stiffness may appear due to nerve irritation
the cervical (
) spine because the nerves that supply the arm also start in the upper cervical spine. Mostly, this kind of pain aggravates after turning head and typically occurs in patients with herniation of cervical disc and in patients with marked arthritis of the upper cervical spine.
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I too have this noise
but I now have what I can explain as a hollow sensation
and back of skull. I don't know what to do as my health is dwindling. I have been getting moving sensations under my skin, unable to walk for long periods of time without my muscles killing me. Then I just happened to realise the soft cartilage in me right ear around my eardrum had totally gone. Also my lip has started to fade.
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Now my
and getting slight fevers and it will not go away. She seems to practice safe sex since she was adamant using condom for sex but I did not engage.I am concerned she is a party girl and messes with tourists and may be infected and infected me. I have made contact on her status and she says she is clean and has been tested as part of her work permit, I believe the last 12 months. The symptoms I have are weird and will not clear up.
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Last night I applied a warm washcloth to it for about 30 minutes, which made it feel better. Could this be a
lymph node, or maybe an ingrown hair? It is located
the area where I shave daily. Any advice would be very appreciated!
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Thursday, 31 March 2011
This week we look to the West again, to Alaska and Japan, keeping an eye on the future of Alaska's fishing markets.
It remains to be seen what effect the fallout in Japan will have on Alaska's fishing industry. But for now, Alaska seafood businesses are doing all they can to help the citizens of Japan, the state's largest trade partner.
Last year, Alaska's seafood exports to Japan were valued at $523.4 million, including blackcod, king crab, sockeye salmon and, of course, herring roe.
As the herring seiners prepare to launch on Sitka Sound in what is predicted to be a strong year, they can't help but wonder if their 2011 product will create a glut.
The Japanese reportedly have about 3,000 tons of herring roe in cold storage from last year. In a typical year, the nation consumes 6,000 tons of the sac roe, which is incorporated into kazunoko, a delicacy reserved for gifts and special occasions.
So the question remains, will the Japanese be splurging on delicacies this year, when some of their basic needs are barely being met? And if so, will their distribution system have recovered well enough to guide the products to market?
The bright spot for those Sitka boat owners who have diversified permits is that Alaska's salmon season is predicted to be the strongest since 2007 at 203.5 million salmon, a nearly 19 percent increase over last year's 171.2 million.
With a global shortage of farmed salmon and the American economy slowly scratching its way out of the downturn, this could very well be an effulgent season for wild salmon.
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Australian firefighters were racing against the clock to bring a series of blazes under control on Thursday before a forecast spike in temperatures brings the risk of more infernos.
Fires have been raging across Australia for nearly a week and while many have been contained, 126 are still burning and at least 15 remain out of control in the country's most populous state, New South Wales.
A cooler weather front that brought some relief on Wednesday continued in many parts Thursday, but temperatures are set to soar once again to well over 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) on Friday, piling pressure on firefighters.
NSW Rural Fire Service commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said crews were working flat out on containment efforts before the heat returned.
"It's about focusing on getting as much contained and consolidated as we can ahead of a return to hotter and dryer conditions dominating much of NSW over the coming days," Fitzsimmons told ABC television.
"We're looking at temperatures across much of NSW into low-to-mid 40s and extending into the high 40s on Saturday.
"The only reprieve, if you can call it that, is that we are not expecting significant wind strengths to build.
"But it is almost academic. With such hot, dry and dominant (weather) movement from the northwest, even a moderate breeze is going to be problematic and risky for communities and firefighters over the weekend."
The blazes have scorched more than 350 000 hectares of land in New South Wales alone, and while more than 100 homes were razed in Tasmania state last weekend, only a handful have been destroyed nationwide since.
No deaths have been reported.
The biggest impact has been on farmers, with vast amounts of pasture, crops and animal feed lost, as well as thousands of head of stock and agricultural infrastructure such as sheds and outbuildings.
One of the worst-hit areas is Yass Shire west of Canberra where a fire has so far burnt out 16 000 hectares and killed 10 000 sheep.
"Great work by fire crews, supported by aircraft have slowed the progress of the fire," an emergency official said.
"Residents are still urged to remain vigilant and ensure properties are well prepared as temperatures rise during the day."
As well as New South Wales, fires continue to burn in the states of Victoria, Tasmania and Queensland.
Wildfires are a fact of life in arid Australia, where 173 people died in the 2009 Black Saturday firestorm, the nation's worst natural disaster of modern times.
Most are ignited naturally, but in Sydney's west three teenage boys were charged with deliberately lighting a fire on Tuesday, and on Wednesday a man was charged after sparks from his angle grinder caused a blaze.
Police said he was using the power tool on his property near Mudgee, northwest of Sydney, when sparks ignited nearby grass. So far the fire has destroyed 140 hectares of farmland and was still burning.
In Tasmania residents of the fishing village of Dunalley, where 90 homes and businesses were destroyed, could be allowed back home Friday, police said, as heroic stories of survival emerged.
"We saw tornadoes of fire just coming across towards us and the next thing we knew everything was on fire, everywhere all around us," Tim Holmes, who took refuge under a jetty with his five young grandchildren, told the ABC.
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March 22, 2008
PULLMAN, Wash. - California reliever Matt Gorgen balked in the winning run in the bottom of the 10th inning and No. 25 Washington State defeated the 12th-ranked Golden Bears 5-4 in a Pacific-10 baseball game at Bailey-Brayton Field, Saturday.
With the scored tied 4-4, Jim Murphy led off the WSU (14-7, 1-2 Pac-10) 10th with a walk and was replaced at first base by pinch runner Matt Fanelli. Jared Prince followed with a sacrifice bunt and Garry Kuykendall's ground out moved Fanelli to third with two outs.
With the count 1-1 to Cougar shortstop Shea Vucinich, Gorgen (0-1) was in the wind up position and flinched prior to starting his motion resulting in a balk that allowed Fanelli to come home with the winning run.
Matt Way (1-1) earned the victory on the mound for the Cougars working six innings of one-run ball. He allowed five hits, walked one and tied his career high with seven strikeouts.
"Matt Way was awesome," Cougar Head Coach Donnie Marbut said. "He is one of our best arms and we have to figure out the role that is best for him."
The Cougars took a 1-0 lead in the first inning on a two-out, RBI-single by Jared Prince. California (15-4-1, 2-1 Pac-10) tied the game in the top of the second on a leadoff home run by Josh Satin.
In the bottom of the third, Michael Weber led off with a double and scored on Paul Gran's one-out single to put WSU on top 2-1. California tallied two in the fourth to take a 3-2 lead on run-scoring singles by Rich Gorman and Michael Brady off Cougar started Ross Humes.
WSU regained the lead in its half of the fourth on a two-out, two-run-single by Greg Lagreid. The Golden Bears tied the game at 4 in the seventh on a two-out double by David Cooper and a RBI-single by Satin.
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Hi guys
Look at this simulator of how much motorists spend on their car!!
Really amazing, how much the money it can reach...
if someone has a car, can he or she kindly share the results?
thank you
Hi guys
Look at this simulator of how much motorists spend on their car!!
Really amazing, how much the money it can reach...
if someone has a car, can he or she kindly share the results?
thank you
Last edited by joao_pimentel; 12-14-13 at 04:24 AM.
Good link. Thanks for posting and welcome to LCF.
I don't have a car, but I know that just the fixed costs of the household car are $550/month. This is not including variable costs like fuel, repairs, parking and so forth.
"Think Outside the Cage"
For my car the website came up with $149/month. But most of that was for depreciation which it assumed was at a uniform rate over the 17 years I've had the car. Actually most of the depreciation occurred in the first few years and the annual rate now is pretty minimal.
There are so many ways to figure out depreciation. I wish there was an accountant on this forum to explain this complex question as it relates to car costs and monthly budgeting. Most often, the residual value is subtracted from the purchase price, then divided by the months owned. But this yields a uniform depreciation rate, which I guess is not what you want.
"Think Outside the Cage"
You don't need an accountant, I studied math
Obviously, that the depreciation is different at each point during the life time of the vehicle, because the instant depreciation actually accounts for the infinitesimal amount of money car loses at one infinitesimal amount of time.
Though, because we make measures at discrete points (days, weeks, months, years) we can calculate the point depreciation just by subtracting two discrete measures. For example if we make measures on a daily basis, the car value in the 2nd of January minus the car value on the 1st of January, will give you the daily depreciation on the 2nd of January.
Then you'll realize that the common depreciation of a car it's not at all constant, normally it's higher on the beginning and lower after some years.
BUT, just making the difference and dividing by the number of months, like you said, and like it is on the simulator, you get THE AVERAGE monthly depreciation during that period of time, and that's exactly what motorists pretend to know.
Any doubt, please say
Last edited by joao_pimentel; 12-14-13 at 04:25 AM.
Not that much, because the motorist doesn't know the future, he doesn't know how much the car will value within 5 years, but he knows for sure its value today.
Of course, he can predict, but imagine that in the meantime he has a car collision or any unpredictable event, then the car value drops immediately. Or the other way around, imagine he finds out the car, actually is a classic, then the car value increases unexpectedly.
So, the simulator gives you the true average monthly value, the motorist already lost due to depreciation, not the estimated value
Last edited by joao_pimentel; 12-14-13 at 04:27 AM.
btw, I am the webmaster of that site...
please kindly tell me if there is any term or expression, which would be more suitable for american motorists..
thank you
Car is an expensive toy.
I know some people own cars for recreational purposes ... maybe they build up hot rods, or have a nice sports car for cruising on nice days ...
But our vehicle is a functional tool ... not a toy.
Rowan works about 35 km away. There are no busses or other public transportation that would get him where he needs to go at the hour of the morning he needs to be there.
He could ride his bicycle, but 70 km/day over several good-sized hills would be very time consuming (3-4 hours/day). 70 km/day over several good-sized hills is also tiring ... especially given that his job is quite physical too.
Rowan could have taken a job closer to where we live, but it would have paid less.
So ... when you include all the various factors into the equation ... the functional tool becomes quite inexpensive.
One additional little detail ... if Rowan were able to take the bus (and arrive a couple hours late for work), it would cost him about $120/week ... $6000/year. More than what it costs him in fuel to drive. You'd have to subtract that amount from whatever total your online calculator comes up with ... he's saving $6000/year by driving.
Last edited by Machka; 12-12-13 at 03:47 AM.
wrong, each case is one different case, but that's wrong if you take the overall approach to the problem
do you know the concept "virtual speed"?
Imagine Rowan makes all those calculations on the simulator and gets something like 20$ per working day just for car (running and standing costs). Imagine Rowan earns 5$ per hour. Then he would need to work 4 hours per day just for affording his mean of transport.
If he lives 35km away from his workplace and he gets there in 30 min, his true average speed would be 70km/h.
Though, I remind, Rowan spends more 4 hour per day paying his car, working time budget strictly allocated for paying his car, so the Rowan virtual speed would be 35/(0.5+4)=8 km/h, just 11% of his true speed.
It means that if Rowan sold the car and found a job in front of his home door, earning one fourth of the money, would still be a good option
Or if Rowan sold the car and went by bike to that working place away 35km, and he just worked part-time, was still a better option.
Yes my friend, if you start to make the true calculations, car is a very expensive toy
Last edited by joao_pimentel; 12-12-13 at 04:03 AM.
Last edited by Machka; 12-12-13 at 04:33 AM.
I just gave you a simple example...
Some studies, which refer more to reality seen on a broader point of view, say that on average, the virtual speed of a common motorist in the western world, is around 12km/h
Sorry, but ... I just did a calculation based on reality, and our current situation, complete with the use of our functional tool (van), is the better choice.
Every situation is different. Over the past decade, my husband and I lived and worked in quite a variety of situations, and have had colleagues in all sorts of different living and working situations. Your assumptions and calculations might be applicable in some situations, but will fall over in others.
Another example ... I lived in one town, and went to uni in another 150 km away for 4 semesters. The decision was: drive up and back vs taking an apartment in the city with the uni. Because of my schedule, for 2 semesters, it was cheaper to take an apartment in the city and commute by walking and public transportation. But for 2 semesters, it was cheaper to drive up and back. So while my car cost me money (especially in fuel), it was less than rent.
Each person has to make their own calculations and decide for themselves what is most financially feasible for them ... and many factors come into play in those decisions.
Last edited by Machka; 12-12-13 at 05:27 AM.
That's interesting, and it should be helpful to some people. Of course, no simulator or calculator can account for non-economic factors that go into personal decisions. But if people do figure out the economics, it will help them to make better decisions. And certainly it has been widely demonstrated that most people underestimate the costs of a car.
"Think Outside the Cage"
of course, each case is different from another, but we can make some overall approaches to the reality
I completely agree, and the simulator serves exactly to help people to make a more reasonable and trusted choice on their mobility issues.
But of course, we are free to spend our money wherever we want, even on a helicopter to go to work, for sure we get there in 5 minutes, and "time is money"
I got it
it was a mistake. Thank you very much for the correction, it is already OK
btw anyone here from Canada??
I'd just like to know what standards used in Canada
- km/mi for distance?
- which standard used for vehicle efficiency
- how do you show fuel prices? per litre or per gallon
Any particular term that the US version does not apply
if you could help me on the canadian version, I'd be glad
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a piece of gum, that has been bit into many times, also called chewing
I had a peice of Chewed Gum before, you know, that peice of Juicy fruit I stuck on that dog?
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a pussy thats been beat up way too much. the pussy looks similar to chewed gum
dude i was gonna eat this chick out but when i went down it looked like chewed gum
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When you take your ballsack and grab all the excess sack and mush it together so it looks like chewed gum.
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