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2009 Coke Zero 400
|Race details
|Race 18 of 36 in the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season
Daytona International Speedway
|July 4, 2009
|Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida.
|Permanent racing facility
2.5 mi (4 km)
|160 laps, 400 mi (643.737 km)
|Temperatures between 75.2 °F (24.0 °C) and 81.7 °F (27.6 °C); wind speeds up to 11.1 miles per hour (17.9 km/h) reported near the speedway[1]
|Pole position
|Stewart-Haas Racing
|No time trials
|Most laps led
|Tony Stewart
|Stewart-Haas Racing
|No. 14
|Tony Stewart
|Stewart-Haas Racing
|Television in the United States
|Turner Network Television
|Ralph Sheheen, Wally Dallenbach, Jr. and Kyle Petty
The 2009 Coke Zero 400 Powered by Coca-Cola was the eighteenth race of the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup schedule, marking the halfway point of the season, and the third of four restrictor plate races on the season slate. The 160 lap, 400 miles (640 km) event was held on Saturday night, July 4 (Independence Day in the USA) at the 2.5 miles (4.0 km) Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. The race was broadcast on TNT with pre-race activities beginning at 6:30 PM US EDT, and radio being handled by Sirius XM Radio (satellite) and MRN (over-the-air) starting at 7 PM US EDT. The green flag waved shortly after 8:15 PM US EDT in front of a live audience of 115,000 people with the checkered flag coming out sometime after 11:08 PM US EDT.[2]
Historic date[edit]
This marked the first time that the race was run on the 4th of July since 1992. The 1998 event, which was to have been run on Independence Day, was postponed due to the wildfires in Florida that year and was raced in October. The event also commemorated the 25th Anniversary to the date of Richard Petty's 200th - and final - victory in this race in 1984. Before 1988, the race had always been held on the morning of the birth date of the United States; since then, it has been held on the Saturday closest to the Fourth.
- A Federal judge in Charlotte gave a restraining order to Jeremy Mayfield following his appeal of overturning his drug test suspension announced at Darlington before the Southern 500. However, he missed the inspection deadline; it was not clear if he would become a replacement driver in case of an emergency.
- The first 25 nominees for the Charter Class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame were announced. Among them are former Series champions Bobby Allison and Darrell Waltrip, who were the first two nominees announced two days before the formal announcement. A 49-member panel and the fans will select the five enshrinees from those 25 in October, and will be formally inducted during All-Star Race XXVI weekend. Among the other 23 finalists are circuit founder Bill France, Sr. and his son, Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty (who was also nominated along with his father, Lee), the only seven-time winners of the Sprint Cup Series, along with owner Richard Childress, and Benny Parsons and Ned Jarrett, who like Waltrip, both had successful broadcasting careers after retiring as a driver.
TNT announced that Ralph Sheheen, who was a pit reporter, would replace Bill Weber in the lead play-by-play position for the last two races on their "Summer Series" schedule. According to The Charlotte Observer, Weber was in a verbal dispute with someone at a New Hampshire hotel one week earlier before the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 was run and Sheheen took over in the announcer's booth.
TNT presented the race in their "Wide Open Coverage" format. As a result, this was the first points race in NASCAR history to be broadcast with all green flag laps shown. During the two previous attempts at Wide Open Coverage, local cable & satellite company agreements prevented 9 laps between the two races from being shown.
Qualifying was rained out for the second straight weekend, so again, the NASCAR rulebook was used to set the order of the field, and Tony Stewart would be on the pole.
Max Papis and Mike Wallace were unable to qualify for this race. While both drivers used a Toyota vehicle, Papis had GEICO for a sponsor while Wallace had a local endorsement as his sponsor.[2]
Race recap[edit]
The invocation and the national anthem were preempted in favor of the trailer for the movie G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, causing an outrage among NASCAR fans. The first big one happened in the second half of the race, when Kasey Kahne got into David Stremme, bouncing him off the wall and collecting at least a dozen cars. Tony Stewart led the most laps, with Denny Hamlin leading the second-most, combining to lead all but eleven of the 160 laps. Like the prior super speedway race at Talladega, a car was wrecked on the last lap. Kyle Busch ended up being the victim of this wreck. Tony Stewart and Kyle Busch made contact, sending Busch spinning hard into the outside wall. After hitting the wall, Busch was rammed hard from behind by Kasey Kahne, destroying Busch's in-car camera. He then was hit hard by his teammate, Joey Logano, on the drivers side. At least a dozen cars wrecked before and after the start/finish line as the race officially ended under caution, with Stewart picking up his second points race victory of the 2009 season, extending his points lead over Jeff Gordon by 180 points. Eight cautions were handed out by NASCAR officials for a duration of 30 laps; the average green flag run was approximately 14 laps.[2]
Instantly after stopping a stunned, dazed, irritated, impatient Kyle Busch climbed out of his car and tried to follow Tony to victory lane for confrontation but was led away by officials. In victory lane Tony Stewart was sobbing and unexcited on his victory. He said with a disappointed tone "Well...I am not proud of what I did back there. I went where I had to go and he went where he had to go. I got into the back of him without thinking...I don't like winning 'em like that. I wish I could enjoy my win but it does not feel good when you have a good day and you wreck someone out of a good day, especially how Kyle helped me the whole race. You want him to have a good day too, and I couldn't just give the win to him so I tried to make my move, he went up to block us and I was already there. I am sorry. I may be too hard on myself but I do not feel like I am...I am sorry but I am thankful for my nice Stewart-Haas Racing team who brought me here today."
When Kyle Busch's friend/boss Joe Gibbs was asked about the finish he said "I think Kyle did good today. The fact that he gave it all he could and was willing to get us to victory lane shows a true winner in him." Kyle contended that his friend intentionally crashed him but changed his mind in 2010 after a talk with Tony and deciding it was best to put it behind them.
|Top Ten Finishers
|Car #
|Tony Stewart
|Stewart Haas Racing
|Jimmie Johnson
|Hendrick Motorsports
|Denny Hamlin
|Joe Gibbs Racing
|Carl Edwards
|Roush Fenway Racing
|Kurt Busch
|Penske Racing
|Marcos Ambrose
|JTG Daugherty Racing
|Brian Vickers
|Red Bull Racing Team
|Matt Kenseth
|Roush Fenway Racing
|Juan Pablo Montoya
|Earnhardt Ganassi Racing
|Elliott Sadler
|Richard Petty Motorsports
- ^ "2009 Coke Zero 400 weather information". The Old Farmers' Almanac. Retrieved 2013-11-13.
- ^ a b c "2009 Coke Zero 400 racing information". Racing Reference. Retrieved 2014-04-01.


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Winger Matt Cooke said Saturday night he was "surprised" officials penalized him for interference after a hit on New York Rangers forward Artem Anisimov late in the Penguins' 8-3 win at Mellon Arena.
Anisimov left the game after that hit and did not return.
"They guy was coming across the middle, and I finished my check," Cooke said after the game — the last he will play until Saturday against Chicago, after the NHL suspended him for two games Sunday night.
The league ruled Cooke deliberately checked Anisimov in the head area. Since Cooke was suspended for two games in January, he is considered a repeat offender under terms of the collective bargaining agreement. He will forfeit around $29,000 in salary. That money will go to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund.
Though Cooke and his teammates defended his hit after the game Saturday, many Rangers players felt it was "dirty."
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I always gravitate towards green, however, I noticed that I have several of these beautiful yellow items - pyrex & shoes, so maybe I'm just drawn to color!ReplyDelete
I love yellow and your collection is lovely. But I don't have just one colour which I like or dislike more or less than the other. Depends on my mood, I guess...ReplyDelete
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I have those shoes and Sherry from Oh So Lovely does as well! Seems like they were pretty popular!ReplyDelete
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I've never been overly fond of yellow, but my goodness this stuff is gorgeous! You may have me rethinking my favorite colour!
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I've never been overly fond of yellow, but my goodness this stuff is gorgeous! You may have me rethinking my favorite colour!
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I've never been overly fond of yellow, but my goodness this stuff is gorgeous! You may have me rethinking my favorite colour!
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The tin is absolutely beautiful, & I love the Pyrex too!
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Yellow is always so cheery and fun, especially gold yellow or mustard yellow. Thanks for sharing your special finds!
Oh my goodness, I am in loooove with yellow and all these things are too cute. I love that yellow doily!
Those gloves are awesome! This yellow is one of my favorites.ReplyDelete
Love those flats. And i have some matching pieces to that pyrex. Mustard and yellow is growing on me!ReplyDelete
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Think you're ordering the bikini-friendly option? Some seemingly light and healthy summer foods end up packing more fat than a burger! But these diet tips can help you steer clear of summer food train wrecks. Most of these summer food offenders don't have to be—our diet tips help you clean them up and even end the summer a smaller size than you started.
Healthy Fake-Out #1: Lobster
Lobster is to summer what butter is to lobster; a must. One lobster tail contains about 200 calories and 3 grams of fat. Not bad. But dip it in a 1/4 cup of butter and you're now looking at 600 calories and 47 grams of fat.
Slim-it-down diet tips:
•Use lemon juice. Squeeze a lemon on top to add moisture and flavor.
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Summer is a great time for grab-and-go sandwiches, and while most mustards are pretty healthy—bearing 9 calories and 0.6 grams of fat per tablespoon—honey mustard is the exception. Two tablespoons pack 130 calories, 11 grams of fat, 6 grams of sugar, and often contain high fructose corn syrup.
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JACKtivities for November 1: Comic Book Geeks, Ice Skating, & Alanis Morissette? Sounds Dangerous.
November 1, 2012 4:15 PM
- The Lakers and Clippers engage in some LA on LA basketball action tomorrow night at the Staples Center. 7:30p just the tip time.
- If you're still allowed into the LACMA, you should prolly go check out the Stanley Kubrick exhibit just opening today. Director of such movies as Clockwork Orange, 2001 Space Odyssey, and Air Bud 2. This exhibit is open thru June of next year.
- Monday, November 5th, Leonard Cohen is playing the Nokia Theater in Downtown LA.
- Even though USC shat the proverbial bed last Saturday in Arizona, this Saturdays game against the #4 BCS ranked Oregon Ducks at the LA Coliseum is still a huge, huge game. 4pm kickoff there.
- Today though, is the Downtown San Pedro Dia De Los Muertos Celebration on from 3:30p until 11pm and enough with the JACK FM altars. We're not even dead yet people.
- December 3rd. Aerosmith. Staples Center. You can win tickets to that right meow should you go to 931jackfm.com and enter to win.
- The LA Galaxy have some sort of super huge, big deal loser go home playoff match on for tonight at the Home Depot Center as they take on a buncha Canadian socialists Vancouver White Caps at 7:30p.
- Molly Ringwald, yes, Breakfast Club girl, has a book signing TONIGHT at 7pm at the Barnes Y Noble at the Grove in LA.
- December 4th that Bruce Springsteen guy is playing the Staples Center.
- For now we'll allow San Diego to keep THE Comic Con, but Long Beach has a Comic Con of their own this Saturday and Sunday at the LBC Convention Center.
- Opening up tomorrow is that DOWNTOWN ICE ice skating rink in Santa Monica. That stays open thru January 21st so don they blades of glory.
- In concert news, we are just over a week away from Barbara Streisand at the Hollywood Bowl. Get excited Randy. That's happening NEXT Friday the 9th.
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Feds Spend Nearly a Million Annually on Empty Bank Accounts
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Even while howling about spending cuts, federal agencies have not acted on a directive last year from the Office of Management and Budget to close out zero-balance bank accounts.
The federal government spends $890,000 each year to maintain 13,000 empty bank accounts.
Sens. Mark Begich (D-Alaska) and Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) wrote OMB director Sylvia Burwell last week to note that "in a time where federal employees are being furloughed and many federal programs are at risk of losing funding, we simply cannot tolerate this type of wasteful spending."
The senators asked OMB "to exercise its authority and consider implementing methods that would compel federal agencies to work with urgency to close bank accounts that contain a zero balance."
The pair asked President Obama's budget arm to provide a plan of action on how they'll "prevent the continued accrual of wasted fees."
"I know that $890,000 may not seem like much to some folks here in Washington, but it is this kind of careless spending that angers American taxpayers—and rightly so," said Begich.
Both Begich and Pryor are up for re-election next year and have been trying to burnish their deficit-cutting credentials. Both are being targeted by liberal groups for voting against recent gun-control efforts in the Senate.


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What can't this guy captain?
All it took to convince the cast to do 'Star Trek 4′ was a tremendous amount of money!
Which makes her pretty popular.
All that's missing is Peter Berg getting his SAG days.
This new look at Star Trek Into Darkness lightens the mood on display in the earlier previews to remind us that this is still an adventure movies. It's not all…
With more lens flare, natch.
Whoever this guy is, he's pissed.
Geez. That's too bad.
I always thought I would be the one to kill William Shatner.
Director: McG Cast: Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine and Tom Hardy Synopsis: Two top CIA operatives wage an epic battle against one another after they discover they are dating the same woman. Release Date: February 14, 2012
He's like the Michael Moore of nerdy stuff.
As long as we have him on our side, we'll be ok. Except in jungle warfare. Then it's really anyone's guess.
'Mud' is about the team-up of two 14-year-old boys and an adult fugitive named Mud. Was he caught trying to steal a better name?
Paramount thought they could make a Chris Pine-starring Jack Ryan film before 'Star Trek 2′. They thought wrong.
Chris Pine took to his Facebook page today to update fans that he'll totally be slattherin' some space-stank on his hangdown in the sequel. Ooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
The director is finally dusting off his sci-fi caper film, with the clever name "untitled 'Moon' project," and is talking to Fox, Rosario Dawson, Andrew Garfield and many more.
Andrew Garfield, James McAvoy and Robert Pattinson are all up for the lead role of Tetsuo. If the audition requires shirtlessness, Pattinson's got the experience edge.
Can a film actually collapse into itself if it features too many heartthrobs?
Jack Ryan is returning, but will be played by an entirely new handsome actor.
Chris Pine, Hugh Jackman, Alec Baldwin and Isla Fisher will be voicing our childhood icons in Dreamworks' Rise of the Guardians.
Rosario Dawson and Lynn Collins both want to be a part of Channing's ten year high school reunion. The film's basically a modern day remake of The Big Chill, which means they'll be dancing to "Livin' La Vida Loca" on MP3 instead of "Heard It Through the Grapevine" on vinyl.
Since appearing as a hot hippie on "Mad Men," Abigail Spencer's career has been picking up steam. With Cowboys & Aliens under her giant Western belt buckle, she's ready to join McG's This Means War.
Obviously Unstoppable is Speed on a train, but it's about 15 years too late for that comparison. Maybe now it's more like The Fast and the Furious on a train. It certainly is the fastest, most furious movie of the year.
In this exclusive clip from Tony Scott's Unstoppable, Denzel Washington tries to enlist Chris Pine's help in an attempt stop a runaway train carrying a cargo of toxic chemicals. Obviously some heavy convincing is necessary. Most people don't want to go to head with the equivilant of a nuclear missile.
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Have a look at the timestamps of the transcripts the pilots of MH370 with Kuala Lampur Tower.
At all times - the pilots respond within seconds when they are contacted by the tower - except when they are called at 01:01:19 -- and the pilots only respond after 6 minutes 36 seconds - at 01:07:55.
That is a heck of a lot of time. Now we have to remember that ACARS automatically downloaded Flight Management Data at 01:07:00.
My guess is that someone in the cockpit changed the Waypoint during this 6m36sec gap in communications - but before the 01:07:00 point in time.
There must have been a struggle or fight in the cockpit during this gap.
The pilots repeat the same message twice: at 01:01:14 and at 01:07:55 - Why???
Notice - again Tower calls MH370 at : 01:08:00 - and again the cockpit is silent till tower calls again at 01:19:24 - a whole 11m24secs. This sounds really sinister.
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The Israel Prize council announced on Wednesday that this year's prize will go to Rabbi Haim Drukman, founder of the hesder yeshiva program, which combines Torah study with Israel Defense Forces service, and Azaria Alon, founder of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel.
The Israel Prize, which was created in 1953, is awarded by the state annually and is considered its highest honor. The prize is awarded in Jerusalem on Independence Day, in a ceremony attended by the president, prime minister, Knesset chair and Supreme Court president.
Rabbi Haim Drukman: Bridging the social gaps
The council explained its reason for choosing Drukman as follows: "With his national perspective, he was among those who founded the hesder yeshiva program which combines military service and Torah study. With his sensitivity and love for Israel he worked to bridge social gaps and absorb immigrants from Ethiopia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (formerly members of the Soviet Union).
The council said that Drukman is "attentive and a unifying influence for all social groups, is involved in resolving serious debates at the core of Israeli society involving issues of religion and state, and serves as an address to which state leaders throng to for advice and ingenuity."
In an interview with Israel Hayom on Wednesday, Drukman said "This is exciting and gives me a feeling of satisfaction beyond the feeling I get during my daily routine. Everything I have done, with an emphasis on education and combining military service with the study of Torah, represents the religious Zionist approach and those who issue the prize also appreciate that."
Drukman, a veteran religious Zionist rabbi in Israel, serves as chairman of the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva Center and head of Yeshivat Or Etzion located in the south. Until recently, he also served for 25 years as director of the State Conversion Authority, which provides services for candidates wishing to convert to Judaism.
"Granting this award to the rabbi is a sign of appreciation for the entire religious Zionist community, which should be praised for its work in the areas of education, conversion, settlement, and the Zionist enterprise. This is society's way of giving something small back to the rabbi for his contribution to the building of this nation and land," MK Uri Orbach (New National Religious Party) said.
Azaria Alon: The father of environmental protection
The council explained its reason for choosing Alon as follows: "The Israel Prize is awarded to Azaria Alon for his unique contribution to the protection of the environment in Israel. As the father of the country's concept of environmental protection, he instilled within us a love for the land, educated people to study the land and take care of it, and for many years authored books covering topics such as Israel's nature and scenery, trips within the country, research concerning the country, and environmental protection and values."
In an interview with Israel Hayom on Wednesday, Alon said "I am content with what I have done. There is a change now in the way people perceive the need to preserve Israel's nature and scenery, but we have to remember that this is not always how the decision-makers perceive it. If we once had confrontations with governmental authorities, today the struggle is against the tycoons."
Alon, 93, researches topics relating to the land and founded the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel, which documents Israel's landscape and works to preserve and teach its heritage. He is considered the father of the environmental protection concept in the country and has been awarded many prizes for his work. In 1980, Alon was awarded the Israel Prize together with the society he founded.
"Azaria Alon is a role-model and a wonder, for his love of the land and preservation of its scenery and the values of the environment and nature within it. He disseminated his vast amount of knowledge about the land and participated in countless environmentally-related struggles. Alon is a symbol, an icon and an environmental pioneer," Kosha (Moshe) Pakman, Executive director of the Society for the Protection of Nature, said on Wednesday.
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CONYERS - The Heritage tennis teams are headed to the second round of the Class AAAA state tournament.The Heritage boys played like playoff veterans, beating Dalton 3-0 in about an hour in the opening match Monday. In the second match, the Heritage girls needed a little longer to take care of their business. Still, they posted an impressive 3-0 win over Sprayberry. In the boys match, Jonathan Stone gave Heritage a quick 1-0 lead with a 6-0, 6-0 victory at No. 1 singles. Frankie Merkel and Erik Lauritsen followed with a 6-2, 6-1 decision at No. 1 doubles, putting the Patriots up 2-0. Junior Zach Landy closed out the victory for Heritage with a 6-0, 6-3 win at No. 2 doubles. "I thought we played well today, but we know we can play better," Heritage boys coach Chuck Landy said. "Jonathan came out and got us a quick win to get us going. Then we picked up two more quick wins after that. "You never know what you're getting into in the first round of the state tournament. You hear things, but you don't know much about the team you're facing. Dalton had to be a pretty good team just to make it to state, playing in a 15-team region. But we went out there and did what we needed to do." The Patriots will host the winner of Lakeside-DeKalb and Whitewater in the second round. That match must be completed by next Wednesday. In the girls match, Keeli Smith and Kaylee Humphries set the tone at No. 2 doubles for the Lady Patriots, chalking up an easy 6-1, 6-0 victory. Taylor Maloney secured a 6-4, 6-2 win at No. 1 singles to give Heritage a 2-0 advantage. Stephanie Humphries put the match away for the Lady Patriots with a 7-5, 6-3 win at No. 2 singles. In the other matches, Alix Maloney cruised to an easy win at No. 3 singles, while Callie Alford and Amanda Voyles rallied to prevail in a tough three-setter at No. 1 doubles. "I was pleased with how we played today," Heritage girls coach Brian Smith said. "Our No. 2 doubles team, Keeli and Kaylee, set the tone with a quick victory. And then, we battled our way through the other matches. "I wasn't really worried about our girls feeling any pressure today. Chuck Landy does such a good job of scheduling quality opponents for our teams that we've pretty much seen everything by this point in the season. All we have to do is go out and play." The Lady Patriots will host the North Springs-Douglas County winner in the second round. Jeff Gillespie can be reached at email@example.com.
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Hedge fund manager and Bridgewater Associates founder, Ray Dalio talks to Barron's this week about the global economic downturn and ongoing deleveraging process (H/T: Paul Kedrosky).
Here's an excerpt from the Barron's interview:
"Barron's: I can't think of anyone who was earlier in describing the deleveraging and deflationary process that has been happening around the world.
Dalio: Let's call it a "D-process," which is different than a recession, and the only reason that people really don't understand this process is because it happens rarely. Everybody should, at this point, try to understand the depression process by reading about the Great Depression or the Latin American debt crisis or the Japanese experience so that it becomes part of their frame of reference.
Most people didn't live through any of those experiences, and what they have gotten used to is the recession dynamic, and so they are quick to presume the recession dynamic. It is very clear to me that we are in a D-process..."
Dalio is careful to use the "D-process" term to describe what's happening, but judging by what he says later on in the interview, it's pretty clear that we're facing something more than your run of the mill post-World War II recession. Meanwhile, there are some who are not shying away from using the term "depression".
Check out the rest of the interview at the link above and see our post, "Ray Dalio in FT", for more background on Dalio's investing methods and how he got his start in the business.
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Ray Dalio in Barron's: it's a "D-process"
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Ray Dalio's annual letter to clients where he describes the root causes of the financial market crisis and what differentiated investors who made money from those who lost money last year.
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Thanks for that link, it should make for interesting reading.
Funny, as I was just reading someone's post on Mohnish Pabrai's letter to clients, which was also on Scribd.
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29 August 2011: CHICAGO—A record-setting 1,636 MBA students from 125 business schools participated in ACG Cup competitions over the course of the 2010-2011 academic year. The ACG Cup is an M&A case-study competition offered by the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG). $213,850 in scholarships and awards were given to competition winners by 26 ACG chapters throughout the United States
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CARLETON — Mike Suchy is stepping down after three seasons as Airport's wrestling coach.
Suchy says that outside pressures led to his resignation.
"The school has been great and the kids have been phenomenal," he said. "Looking at what is going to be there the next few years made this a very tough decision. Things are just starting to click. But my wife and I came to the consensus that maybe it was time to part ways."
Suchy began his coaching career in 1989 and, except for a three-year absence when his children were born, he has been coaching ever since.
He was the head coach at Lincoln Park, where he teaches, for six years before taking the Airport job.
"I've got 100 wins and my goal is to get 100 more," the 42-year-old said. "I love wrestling and I love being a head coach. I'm not ready to retire. If someone calls and asks me to be a head coach, I'll do it as long as it is within 30 miles."
Morr, Pirrone honored
Bedford's Taylor Pirrone and Monroe's Jaci Morr are part of the All-Southeastern Conference Red Division girls soccer first team as selected by the coaches.
Bedford's Kelsey Menzel, Sydney Bourque and Kayla Lehmann, and Monroe's Amy Smith and Alex Taylor were honorable mention. Smith and Bourque made the all-sportsmanship team.
Mules rally for win
TEMPERANCE — Bedford will take a four-game winning streak into District action after rallying to beat New Boston Huron 3-2 Thursday night.
Two goals by Kelsey Wolcott put Huron up 2-0 with 17 minutes left. But Mia Stroud scored in the 62nd minute and Syndey Bourque added a pair of goals five minutes apart for the Mules. Jessica Kreger assisted on the tying goal and Abbey Oswald and Hannah Duschl set up the winner.
Lissa Kowalewski made nine saves for the Chiefs and Cheyanne McCartney played well in goal for Bedford. The Mules finish the regular season 12-8-2.
Beford's JV team also won 5-0 to finish 12-6-2. Marley Brereton and Kelsey Stark combined on the shutout. Taya Bailey scored two goals and Shelby Pope, Chelsea Bauders and Paige Madden added one.
Huron, Mason split
NEW BOSTON — Erika Yancy and Kristin Wolber homered to power New Boston Huron to an 8-3 win over Erie Mason in the first game of a doubleheader Friday.
Mason came from behind to win the second game 10-5.
Yancy went 3-for-4 to help fellow freshman Sarah Wadsworth win the first game.
Kim O'Hotzke doubled twice and Taylor Hughey went 2-for-4 in the second game for 15-14 Huron.
Mason's Taylor Miller had four hits including a three-run homer and a double. Katie Cerveny and Kaylie DeYarmin added two hits. Jaylynn McGarry earned the pitching win with 10 strikeouts for the 22-11 Eagles.
Bulldogs sweep Hudson
PETERSBURG — Summerfield celebrated Senior Night Friday by taking a doubleheader from Hudson 3-2 and 8-5.
Senior Emily Puterbaugh threw a pair of five-hitters. Olivia Ostrosky had two doubles and a single, Taylor Goodin added three hits and Kysha LaMonde drove in three runs with a pair of hits in the second game. Brittni Collins contributed two hits in the opener.
The Bulldogs are 10-2 in the Tri-County Conference and 28-3 overall.
Trojans drop finale
Monroe completed a 7-10-1 season with a 3-1 loss to Chelsea Thursday. Sabrina Sulfaro scored her sixth goal, tying her cousin Saige Sulfaro for the team led.
Trojans win eight
DUNDEE — Monroe High athletes took eight firsts in Friday's Dundee Freshman Beck Invitational.
Stephen Blunt took first in the 100 (:11.1) and 200 (:23.01). Jeff Copi went 6-0 to win the high jump. Javon McQueen led the high hurdles (:16.1), Alize Montague won the 1,600 (4:41) and Michael March took first in the shot-put (35-7) and second in the discus.
Erie Mason's Devin Myers won the discus, Josh Bellestri took the 800, Jordan Mendoza was second in the 100. Austin Laderach, Bellestri, Kyle Minnis and Mendoza won the 400 relay.
In the girls meet, Monroe's Chazyln Frank won the shot-put (27-5 1/2), Aurora Morris was first in the low hurdles (:53.2) and Christine Tylutki was third in the high jump.
Summerfield's Brooke Kottke was first in the discus and fifth in the shot-put.
Mud Hens back
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — The Toledo Mud Hens rallied for three runs in the ninth inning and beat Pawtucket 5-4 Friday night.
Brad Eldred reached on an error, Eric Patterson and Omir Santos singled and Argenis Diaz drove in the tying and winning run with a two-run double. Audy Ciriaco homered earlier.
Jose Ortega (3-4) was the winning pitcher and Chris Bootcheck eaned his ninth save.
Trojan bats hot
Monroe's bat were exploding in a 17-5, 14-2 doubleheader sweep of Trenton Friday.
Nathan Begley and Kevin Lietaert were the winning pitchers as the Trojans finished 15-13.
Monroe camp set
The 15th annual Monroe Area Girls Basketball Camp will be held June 25-28 at Monroe High School.
Session 1 for girls entering grades 6-9 will be held from 9 a.m. to noon each day and Session 2 for grades 2-5 will be from 1 to 4 p.m. The entry fee is $80.
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O'Connor is talented, but he is flawed. He needs to go the ESPN2 route and get some on air hype a several 2nd and 3rd fights before going on to a someone real serious.Posted August 14, 2012 1:41 pm
Its a giant leap from Eddie Soto to DeMarcus Corley. O'Connor shouldnt rush into a fight against someone on that level quite yet, but he also shouldnt be called world class yet.Posted August 14, 2012 9:35 am
O'Connor seems to be doing better under Shields. Good for him, but he is a long way from the bigtime. Promoting his fights on the same bill as rock concerts and soccer games leaves out the actual boxing fans. I have sat through countless small hall fight cards, some of them awful, trying to support boxing in New England. I will not sit through a soccer game or listen to ear splitting music to see a bad card of boxing.Posted August 14, 2012 9:11 am
New England boxing fans typically show strong support to their fighters, top echelon or not. Peter Manrfredo Jr. used to pack them in to the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence. Best of luck to O'Connor.Posted August 13, 2012 9:31 pm
Raucus crowd….in New York ….WHO KNEW ???Posted August 13, 2012 7:14 pm
CHOP CHOP Forget O'connor for now, DIBella is trying to build this kid up and Shields would never allow it. "Momma didn't raise no fool amigo and Ronnie is no fool. The way you took care of Bracero (who SHUTOUT O'conner last year on national TV) and then home town hero McCloskey in Ireland means only one thing, you AINT gettin' a piece of this kid 'til about 2015, no sooner. You'll have better luck trying to sell him some of those outfits you design than calling him out. Peace Chop!Posted August 13, 2012 6:23 pm
I WOULD TO FIGHT DANNY ON SEPTEMBER,29 IF HE IS NOT SCARED OF ME WE ARE BOTH PROMOTED BY LOU DIBELLA THERE IS NO REASON WHY WE CAN'T FIGHT EACH OTHER.Posted August 13, 2012 5:18 pm


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In this first-ever national debate over a pipeline, the arguments are getting heated. So maybe it's a good time to take a couple of steps back to remind ourselves why we care. Just why is this pipeline such a big deal? That question has several answers, but they start with this: It's not about the pipe. It's about what the pipe would carry.
Although he has struggled with the paradox of reducing carbon pollution while promoting a dirty "all of the above" energy policy, Obama already has more than enough evidence to reject this pipeline based solely on its effect on climate disruption. But even though this debate has centered on climate, that is only part of what's at stake.
Earlier this week West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin said the following about whether people should be drinking the water in Charleston and downstream: "It's your decision. ... I'm not a scientist." For the 300,000 people affected by the coal chemical spill from two weeks ago, I bet that's very reassuring.


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Ed Reed: Bill Belichick a 'good' coach, but I plan on being a Raven
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On "NFL AM" Monday morning on the NFL Network, Ravens cornerback Ed Reed — who is set to hit free agency later this month — was asked if the Patriots would have won a Super Bowl with Reed on their roster.
'They'd win two [Super Bowls]. At the Super Bowl, I was asked if I would play for Coach Belichick and my answer was: 'What player wouldn't play for Coach Belichick?' He is a good football coach, has a great mind for football. I met Coach Belichick at a Pro Bowl. He is a great guy, great competitor and seems to understand his players. I was just asked the question at the time [but] I am a Raven, plan on being a Raven. I couldn't see myself anywhere else, but if it happens, I am a football player, I can adapt to any situation.'
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ISKCON temple all set for Janmashtami celebration
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) temple here is all set to celebrate Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna.
In the temple, 'Mangal Aarti' ended at around 4.30 a.m. this morning, and was followed by a 'Sringar' or dressing up of Lord Krishna.
A temple official told ANI, "At 10.30 in the night, an even bigger process of decorating Lord Krishna will take place with milk, curd, honey, water of the Holy River Ganga and flower petals. Afterwards, at sharp 12 in the night, the god will be treated with 1008 different types of food items, followed by a 'Maha Aarti' at 12.30 a.m.".
"We are expecting around ten lakh devotees to turn up for the celebration at night and security arrangements have been made accordingly. It involves one thousand security guards along with volunteers, seven hundered police officials, four ambulances, two fire engines and a team of medical experts with complete first aid requirements. To keep an eye on the activities, sixty CCTV cameras have also been installed," he added
Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna is celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm in India in the month of July or August. According to the Hindu calendar, this religious festival is celebrated on the Ashtami of Krishna Paksh or the eighth day of the dark fortnight in the month of Bhadon.
The actual celebration of Janmashtami takes place during the midnight, as it is traditionally believed that Lord Krishna was born to the Princess Devaki around that time in a prison in Mathura. The night of his birth was very dark, stormy and windy, and it is believed that this incarnation of LOrd Vishnu came to earth to end the violent rule of his uncle and the king of Mathura, Kansa. All over India, this day is celebrated with devotional songs and dances, prayers, the blowing of the conch shells and the rocking of cradles.
The Janmashtami celebration in Mathura and Vrindavan, the places where Lord Krishna spent his youth, is said to be of a very special nature. On this day, temples and homes are wonderfully decorated and illuminated. Night-long prayers are offered and religious mantras are sung in the temples.
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Angelina Jolie and her adorable offspring fan club made their way to Japan on Monday morning.
While Brad Pitt and the twins were nowhere in sight, the "Salt" star arrived to Tokyo's Narita Airport with Maddox, Pax, Zahara and Shiloh in tow.
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Gluten-Free Beer: Behind the Labels
Posted By Shelley Case, RD On 2013/08/22 @ 8:03 am In The Celiac Expert | No Comments
[1]The number of beers labeled "gluten-free" has skyrocketed in recent years, and with vast improvements in variety and taste, the warm-weather landscape is encouraging for those with celiac disease. But it's still important to exercise caution before popping the bottle cap and imbibing freely.
Regular beer is off-limits since it's made via the fermentation of barley, a process that doesn't remove the gluten protein. Gluten-free beers have avoided this problem by starting with gluten-free grains, such as sorghum, millet, rice or buckwheat, each providing its own unique essence.
For die-hard beer drinkers still pining for "traditional" flavors, new barley-based lagers such as Omission from Widmer Brothers have hit the market. Many consumers liken Omission to conventional beer both in appearance and taste, but the manufacturer states they use a special proprietary method to "hydrolyze" (break down) and remove the toxic barley peptide fragments, making it safe for those with celiac disease.
After some initial euphoria, Omission's gluten-free claim came under scrutiny by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), a division of the U.S. Treasury that regulates the labeling of barley-based beers. In an interim policy, they ruled that no barley-based beers could carry the label "gluten free" regardless of brewing methods.
The TTB's stance is backed by concerns that current testing cannot fully verify the removal of all gluten from hydrolyzed beers. The competitive R5 ELISA test is used to determine the gluten-free status of beer, but it may not be as sensitive as needed, potentially yielding an "all clear" result when gluten might still be present. The test also requires formal validation in a multi-laboratory trial before the TTB will approve it as a conclusive test for obtaining gluten-free status.
The TTB will allow Omission, and similar barley-based brands like Prairie Path and Daura, to use the declaration "processed to remove gluten" along with the qualifying statement: "Product fermented from grains containing gluten and processed to remove gluten. The gluten content of this product cannot be verified, and this product may contain gluten."
Until they can be verified as gluten-free by a fully validated test, many celiac experts recommend holding off on the hydrolyzed barley-based beers. To ensure safe sipping, purchase brews that are fermented from gluten-free grains in dedicated gluten-free facilities or on lines that follow strict protocols to prevent cross-contamination with barley, wheat and rye beers.
If gluten-free beer has yet to satisfy your palate, consider a refreshing libation made with gluten-free liqueurs or distilled alcohols such as rye, gin, vodka or rum. Unlike fermentation, the distillation process does remove all gluten protein for a beverage that's recognized as safe for those with celiac disease. However, if you drink ciders, coolers or other flavored alcoholic drinks, check the labels to make sure they do not contain barley malt.
Next: Chart of gluten-free beers available.
Gluten-Free Brews
Following are brews fermented from gluten-free grains that have obtained gluten-free labeling status.
U.S. Gluten-Free Beers
|Bard's Gold [2]
|Craft sorghum beer brewed by Bard's Tale in a dedicated facility. Also available in Canada.
|Green's Gluten-Free [3]
|U.K.-based brewery ferments Belgian ales from millet, sorghum, buckwheat, rice, hops, water and yeast. Varieties include Discovery Amber Ale, Endeavour Dubbel Ale and Quest Tripel Blonde Ale. Also available in Canada.
|Harvester Brewing Ale [4]
|Not a speck of gluten enters their dedicated facility, where chestnuts and certified gluten-free oats are used to produce IPA, Pale Ale, Red Ale, Dark Ale and seasonal brews.
|New Grist [5]
|Lakefront Brewery's pilsner-style gluten-free beer, brewed with sorghum, rice, hops, water and yeast. The first gluten-free beverage that the government allowed to label as "beer."
|New Planet Beer [6]
|Exclusively brews gluten-free ales, with a collection that includes Pale, Blonde, Belgian, Amber and Raspberry. The latter is made from an unusual quartet of sorghum syrup, corn, orange peel and Oregon raspberry purée.
|Redbridge [7]
|Readily available sorghum-based lager produced by Anheuser-Busch.
Canada Gluten-Free Beers:
|Heady's Honey Citrus [8]
|Heady Brewing Company in Toronto produces their single selection from rice and sorghum in a dedicated facility.
|La Messagère [9]
|La Messagère Pale Ale, Messagère Red Ale and Messagère Millet Lager are brewed by Les bières de la Nouvelle-France in Quebec using rice, buckwheat and millet.
|Nickel Brook Gluten Free [10]
|Ontario's original gluten-free beer is fermented from sorghum, Demerara sugar and pear juice, but brewed in classic Pale Ale style. Better Bitters Brewing Company follows strict sanitation protocols for gluten-free production.
|St. Peter's G-Free [11]
|This sorghum-based beer hails from England, but is brewed with citrusy American hops.
Shelley Case, RD, is an international celiac nutrition expert, consulting dietitian and author of Gluten-Free Diet: A Comprehensive Resource Guide. See www.glutenfreediet.ca [12].
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[5] New Grist: http://www.lakefrontbrewery.com/beer/year-round/new-grist
[6] New Planet Beer: http://www.newplanetbeer.com
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Elaine Smitha is the author of the self-healing handbook, If You Make The Rules, How Come You're Not Boss? Minding Your Body's Business (Hampton Roads Publishing), a world traveler and "dare to" individual. She holds an MFA from Drake University with a Lifetime Teaching Credential, and represented in "Who's Who in American Art" as well as "World Who's Who of Women." Since 1992, she's host/produced the popular weekly television talk show, Evolving Ideas - reaching millions of households with her education-beyond-the-classroom series.
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This was my second photo session with little Vera and I was so excited to photograph her in a more serene setting (although, I loved our urban session). Too bad it was freezing! It was 23 degrees and the windchill made it feel much colder. But, at least it was sunny! Vera did AMAZING. Happy tot, a light dusting of snow, a little sun haze… and just look at these adorable facial expressions.
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Daily News @ http://RevolutionNews.US ~ California voters snuffed out Prop 19 which would have legalized recreational marijuana cultivation, according to ABC News projections, but backers said they would try again to legalize pot in 2012.
Some supporters of the defeated measure said they won despite the vote, claiming the referendum brought unprecedented attention to their cause. "Prop. 19 has elevated and legitimized the discourse around marijuana policy like nothing ever before," said Ethan Nadelmann, executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance, one of the nation's leading advocates for reforming drug laws.
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