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Myka and Pete confront Artie and asks what Adrian wants, but Artie refuses to talk about it. He tells the agents that they have a ping, Leonard Bukowski of Dalton, West Virginia, who is displaying signs of rust. Artie sends them on his way and Myka warns him that one day they'll actually have to tell them things. Once they leave, Claudia and Steve come in and demand to know about Adrian, but Artie tells them to focus on the metronome. Musician Robert Schumann owned the metronome in the 1830s and tried to kill himself, but his fiancée kept him alive using it. In 1839 Schumann got free of it and left an entry saying that one must make a pure start from where one comes. They figure that it relates to Steve returning to his home in New Jersey.
Once they leave, Artie sits down to study the data on Adrian, and Mrs. Frederic, Leena, and Helena come in. They demand answers, aware that Artie has altered time. He insists that he had no choice because the warehouse was gone and Mrs. Frederick and Helena were killed. Artie explains that Pandora's Box was destroyed and he had no choice, and Mrs. Frederick agrees with his decision. She asks what the repercussions are and Artie tells her about Adrian's prediction of a great evil.
In Dalton, Pete and Myka talk to Lenny, who explains that he works at the local steel mill with most of the men in town. He hasn't received any recent artifacts and the only person who hates him is mill owner Hank Siskel, who has been withholding checks and laying off workers. Lenny starts to have another rust attack and the agents leave.
Steve and Claudia arrive at Steve's home and he explains that he and his mother Emma had a fight. Claudia insists that they go in and Emma greets them at the door. Steve introduces Claudia and Emma Jenks cheerfully invites them both in.
At the steel mill, the workers are protesting and refusing to leave. Siskel arrives and tries to force his way in and the agents jump in to try and prevent a riot. Once the owner goes in, the agents explains that they're checking out what may have caused Lenny's illness. The union rep, Sam Garity, explains that there have been a series of recent accidents and blames Siskel. Lenny's doctor calls to say they had to remove parts of his patient's lung to save him, and another worker on the picket line, Tim Watts, starts coughing up rust.
The agents take the new victim to the hospital and call Artie, but admits that they don't have any proof. They figure that Siskel wouldn't call attention to himself, but Myka confirms that Sam had fights with both Lenny and Tim. Artie tells them that Siskel changed his name from Hank Blaloc in 2001 but is clearly distracted. Mrs. Frederic interrupts and tells them to handle it, and then demands answers from Artie. He admits that the evil may be Claudia because he's been having visions of her stabbing him with a dagger. Mrs. Frederic says that she would know if Claudia was evil and suggests that Adrian is the evil.
At the Jinks home, Emma makes tea and admits that Claudia reminds her of her daughter. Steve interrupts her and she drops the subject. She asks if Steve is with the ATF and he says that he is but that she can't come to see him. Emma finally says that it's been two years and she loves him, and asks when they're going to talk about it. Steve says that they're not going to talk about it, and once he's done they'll be leaving. His mother tells him that she doesn't want him to go and walks out.
Artie tells the others that Adrian wants them to use the astrolabe but he won't, and tells them that it's safe. He wonders why he's having the visions about Claudia and Mrs. Frederic suggests that Adrian has implanted a subconscious thought. She says that she'll talk to the Regents and see if they can reach out to the Brotherhood through other channels. As Leena and Mrs. Frederic go, Artie tells Helena that he didn't want her to involve the others. She says that she's already lost two agents to time travel and doesn't want to lose any more, but Artie wonders if they won't all regret it.
Myka goes to the steel mill and asks for Siskel. When he comes out, Pete sneaks into his office and looks around for artifacts. Meanwhile, Myka brings up the rumor that Siskel made Tim and Bukowski sick, and he insists that he's doing everything he can to keep the mill open. She accuses Siskel of hiding his accident record to protect his insurance rating and notices his belt buckle. Pete, contacting her over the earbud, says that he's turned up nothing and that they got a call from the hospital. There's a third victim but she's never been to the mill, meaning Siskel is in the clear.
Steve and Claudia go to the living room and take out the metronome. Claudia is still reluctant to endanger her friend but has him put her hand on him and focus. Nothing happens and Steve stops the metronome... and they both start choking. Emma hears them and runs in as Claudia starts the metronome again. Steve angrily says that he came there for nothing and walks out, and Emma asks Claudia to tell him what is going on.
At the hospital, Myka talks to the new victim, Karen Miller. She confirms that she's never met Siskel or been to the steel mill. The doctors tell Pete that Bukowski and Tim are going downhill. They realize that she exercises at the same gym, Tully's, that Tim and Lenny work out at. The agents go to the gym and talk to Tully, who confirms that Siskel never comes there. Sam comes in with his friends and the agents say that Siskel can't be involved. The workers don't believe it and they insist the agents should be on their side. Once Sam and the others walk away, the agents wonder if Sam is responsible and Pete suggests they do a little one-on-one interrogation.
Pete gets into the ring and starts sparring with the workers. As they fight, he asks about Sam and his doing anything unusual. Meanwhile, Myka checks in with Artie to see what he's found in the database. Artie also confirms that Siskel owned a restaurant in Oakland in 1996 and was arrested for abusing his busboys. Meanwhile, Sam gets word that Pete is asking questions about him and confronts him in the ring. Pete points out that if the town hates Siskel then it works out for Sam, and Sam jumps him. Myka signs off and goes to stop the fight, but another worker, Cody Bell, enters the ring and takes on Pete. They both served in the Marines but when Pete explains that Sam has a motive, Cody knocks him to the mat.
Claudia hesitantly explains that Steve is connected to the metronome, and Emma figures that he came there to talk about what happened. She admits that Claudia looks just like her daughter Olivia, Steve's sister. Emma explains that the man who killed Olivia was considered for the death penalty but she fought against it. Steve felt she had betrayed Olivia and then left rather than try to resolve their differences. As Claudia looks at the family photo, Emma reads Schumann's entry about making a pure start and says it reminds her of a poem she read when her children were born.
Myka wakes up Pete as Tully introduces the big fight between Todd Murray and newcomer Cody. She tells Pete that she saw a shadow on his arm and heard a yell just before Cody hit her. Pete still figures that it's Sam and confronts the union rep, warning him that people are dying. As Cody fights, Sam explains that the Marine's father Charlie was hurt in one of the mill accidents. As Sam starts coughing, he confirms that Cody went out with Karen before realizing that he's coughing up rust. Pete takes Sam out while Myka takes a photo of Cody as he delivers the knockout punch and the crowd cheers on their town hero. When Pete returns, Myka shows him the photo which reveals a ghostlike metal structure around Cody's left arm.
Claudia goes to Olivia's room where Steve is meditating and he admits that the whole situation is making him insane. She suggests that the poem refers to Steve being born and the love between a mother and son, and Steve says that it's all over. He wonders how she can keep Olivia's room intact but fight for her murderer's life. Emma comes in and insists that they're separate things and that the hate and anger isn't good for him. When he wonders how she can turn her feelings on and off, Emma says that she has to forgive Olivia's killer over and over. Steve admits that he can't and Emma explains that while he thinks about the killer every day, she thinks about Olivia. As Emma leaves, Steve admits to Claudia that he wants to let it go but he doesn't know how. Claudia suggests that he think of Olivia and goes.
At the hospital, Pete and Myka talk to Cody's father Charlie, who says he's never been to Tully's Gym. He suggests that Cody's strength comes from his anger over the accident and explains that Cody saved his life when the gantry he was on fell. Cody wasn't able to hold him and until he found a sudden burst of strength, lifting Charlie with one arm. Myka suggests that Cody might be suggesting something to boost his strength but Charlie insists that his son isn't juicing. He shows them a newspaper article about how Cody saved two of his squad members from an explosion at the Baghdad National Museum in 2005.
The agents check with Artie, who confirms that the south wing houses Peloponnesian artifacts tied to their fight against the Persians. The artifacts are rumored to give the user the strength of the 300. Myka realizes that Cody was hit with shrapnel from the artifact during the explosion and it is embedded in his chest on the left side, the same arm that he touched all of the victims with. Pete points out that Cody touched him with his left arm, and Artie figures that Cody has to be in an emotionally-heightened state. He didn't affect Charlie when he saved him because that was the incident that activated the artifact. As they talk, they're unaware that Cody is listening into them until a nurse calls to him. He angrily asks the agents when they were going to tell him he was making people sick, shoves Pete aside, and runs out before they can stop him.
As Emma looks at the metronome, Steve comes down and apologizes, explaining that if he let go of his anger he felt he might let go of Olivia as well. They hug and Claudia touches the metronome. It glows and Emma starts choking. Steve throws it against the fireplace and it explodes in a blast of light. Emma recovers and Steve realizes that he's still alive despite the fact that the artifact is destroyed. Claudia suggests that Steve committed an act of pure love by sacrificing his life to save her.
At the mill, Cody uses his newfound ability on Siskel's guards and then grabs the owner. He accuses Siskel of setting up the accident that injured Charlie and prepares to crush him with his new strength. Pete arrives and shoves the owner away, taking the punch. The agent tries to get through to Cody as Myka takes down Siskel. Cody tries to push back Pete and hits him again, causing him to rust. Pete grabs him again and insists that he won't let Cody give up on being a hero, but Cody keeps hitting him.
Myka tells Siskel that she knows who he is and threatens to reveal him until he admits that the gantry was rigged for the insurance money. Siskel says that they weren't supposed to fix it and nobody was supposed to hurt, and Myka tells him that he's going to make things right.
Pete grabs Cody and dares him to hit him again, asking if he's a killer. Cody says that he isn't and Pete collapses. Myka runs up and tells Cody that they have to neutralize the shrapnel in his chest. Cody explains that it's up against his heart and removing it will kill him. As Pete chokes on the rust in his lung, Myka tells Cody to bring him a first aid kit. She then fills a syringe with the neutralizer fluid and prepares to inject it into Cody's chest. When she hesitates, worried that it won't work, Cody tells her to save Pete and the others no matter what it takes. She injects it into his chest and the fluid neutralizes the artifact shrapnel while keeping Cody alive. Pete recovers and they realizes that Myka's plan worked.
As the EMTs arrive and treat Pete, Cody thanks the agents for their help. He tells them that Siskel called Sam and offered to negotiate in return for a truce. Pete and Cody give each other a Marine salute and tell each other to take care of themselves. Once Cody leaves, Myka tells her partner that she just did a little hands-on interrogation that she learned from her partner to get Siskel to cave.
At the warehouse, Mrs. Frederic and Helena follow Leena's directions and secretly remove the astrolabe from the Dark Vault hiding place where Artie put it. Mrs. Frederic gives it to Helena and tells her to make it disappear and go off the grid while she deals with the Brotherhood. As Helena goes, Mrs. Frederic tells her not to trust anyone.
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We just picked up our daughter from her mothers house and she completely breaks down crying every time I leave the room, or she leaves the room and realizes she can no longer see me. She has never done this before and it seems very odd that she should start doing this now at 20months. There is nothing wrong with her other then the black eye that she got while at her mothers house from a toy. She is not running a fever and she ate twice as much food as she normally does so I do not think she is sick. What are we doing wrong?
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AutoNation Inc, the largest U.S. auto dealer group, said strong new vehicle sales boosted its fourth-quarter net income by 20 percent and revenue by 13 percent, and its shares rose 4.9 percent in early trading.
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The Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk, Va., reported that this is the second housing project built in Dare County for teachers. The first was built in 2008 in Kill Devil Hills.
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MGM has announced a deal for North American rights to Michael Ian Black's romantic comedy "The Pleasure of Your Company," following the film's recent screening at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival. The company is planning a wide release of the film. Financed by GreeneStreet Films, the movie was also produced by Fugitive Films. The film, starring Jason Biggs and Isla Fisher, also features Edward Herrmann, Joe Pantoliano, Joanna Gleason, Margo Martindale and Rob Corddry. It was executive produced by Fisher Stevens, Bruna Papandrea and Tim Williams and produced by John Penotti, Jamie Gordon, Sam Hoffman, and Courtney Potts. Jonathan Bader, MGM's EVP of Business Affairs, negotiated the deal with CAA. "Black is an extremely gifted writer/director who has created a romantic comedy with which many can relate," said MGM COO Rick Sands, in a statement. "It is films like this which we will continue to acquire as we work to broaden MGM's slate of films." [Eugene Hernandez]
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Here's a part of the article I found
"In fact, his 6.02 ERA ranks 57rd-highest among all relief pitchers with at least 50 innings since 1950. That's National and American Leagues, every team.
But among the 56 worse than Mota, only three pitchers belonged to a first-place team."
Now This is Willie Randolph On Mota
"I'm going to keep going to him," Randolph said. "He's still got some of the best stuff in our bullpen. He needs to continue to work to be more consistent with things. Right now, he's just going through one of those situations where he just can't seem to get a break, but that's going to turn around for him, that's going to change." (MLB.COM)
the rest of it is on my site, it's really gross.
Justin: We get it. You don't like Willie. You don't like Mota. No sense in beating a dead horse. I'm curious though, what does Randolph have to choose from in the bullpen? Since the starters only go 5 to 6 innings for the most part, you need to use him if even only to save the other arms in the pen. Capiche?
You don't need to use him in the 8th and 9th inning. There is no reason. And im sure not one of you knew that Mota had the 3rd WORST ERA since 1950 on a contending team, yet they stick with him.
Well willie can go to the call ups like every other team does rather then Mota. Humber, Collazo certainly can do a better job them Mota can.
Conine goes 4-4 with 3 rbi's tonight, I'm calling it.
Stop advertising your own blog here. JD should charge you for the ad space.
How about JOE SMITH? #35 He's not as good as he was in the first half, but he's A LOT better than Mota. He's a ground ball pitch who's usually nasty against righties. If Feliciano take's the role that Mota had last year, Show fills Feliciano's LOOGY role, then Sosa and Smith can replace Bradford and Hernandez. We're looking for a right to get a quick out in the 6th or 7th. I don't trust Smith like I did in May, but I trust him a lot more that Mota.
Great, examples of Joe Smith and Willie Collazo you guys give me. Doesn't instill any more confidence in me than Mota does. Humber has never relieved before and he isn't getting a shot either.
Your evidence is like coming forward to say the earth isn't flat. We all know Mota is garbage. But consider the alternatives. It's about time to stop looking for new pitchers to arrive. This is the team we have and we are gonna live or die by them.
what do you want willie to say publicly? that he's terrible. that he can't believe this is the only option omar gave me for the middle innings.
willie also said that franco is one of the best pinch hitters in the history of baseball. do you think he meant that too?
or do you think he's needling omar with these comments?
As Willie said on the FAN yesterday—"Who else are you going to use?" Justin, I hope you put that quote on your site too.
And there are few instances where Willie uses Mota in the 8th or 9th inning. When he does, it's usually because the others have recently been overworked OR they've already been used in the game.
Can Collazo really do a better job? His ERA is 6.75 and he's got a 2.25 WHIP. Not exactly inspiring stuff for a manager. Not exactly Papelbon, K-Rod or Jabba.
Smith just got back from NO and has been used already a few times. So I'm not sure how how he is being underused.
If there's anyone who might have a legit gripe it's Humber. But that's about it.
I don't understand the premise that Smith is worse than Mota. Look at the numbers, look at the stuff. Smith hasn't been perfect, but when used for an inning or less, he's been pretty good. Mota's been worse than Sele. I'll admit, he has a devastating change up. However, his location has been off since he arrived, and still is. There's never been a 2 week stretch where he's executed. Smith might be a crap shoot, but not like Collazo or Humber – the guy has gotten more tough outs than Mota, and blown far less opps.
Dave in DC: I never said Smith was worse than Mota, it's just that I don't have confidence in him either as an option
I'm not saying Smith can't be better, but he is far from a sure thing. I mean, Smith was shut down from throwing just two weeks ago, what makes you think he can be depended on now? Willie is right about Mota's stuff. He has great stuff. As does Schoeneweis. It just hasn't corresponded to success. If the starting pitchers can get the ball to the sixth inning, then this whole argument is moot.
Sosa to Heilman/Feliciano to Wagner is the best route to victory to this team, as currently constructed.
I am not sure what's more disturbing, Mota being used by Willie or someone using a good blog to plug their own site. On behalf of any of us who do have a Mets site, please stop the self promotion, the rest of us dont do it, join us on the "classy" side, and respect what John offers the fans…good words and great reporting, not a free ad site…after all, this isnt even a bloody Mota thread…sheesh
please tell me you're not trying to compare flat ERA across a 50-year time period.
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Thank you JB. That's what exactly what I meant.
I'm not one of those reflexive Willie-bashers, but I do think he could be more creative with his bullpen management. He could give kids like Collazzo & Humber a shot rathaer than going with the veterans who we know suck. Granted, they may not peform well (and Collazzo hasn't pitched well in the limited opportunties), but they should at least get an opportunity to prove they can perform.
Peter H you are very funny. You want to give Collazo more shots even tho you admit he has sucked with no pressure. And how much risk you want to do with Humber's TJ arm? They should have shut him down vice bring him up. Fact is it doesn't matter who Willie would bring in ever. You can't have faith in any of them. You all know that but want to blame Willie for having no good options.
Not to defend Mota here but he has a 4 1/2 era in september.
you cant compare pitchers before like 10 years ago. Back in the 80's when the mets were good no one had any pitcher on a roster with an era approaching 6. pitchers suck. It is the way they are used and trained.
our worst starter in 86 was el cid. i think his era was about 3 1/2. He would tire in the 6th. today he might be the ace of this staff.
Keith said it the other day, the way they train pitchers today is horrible.
smith was used today got 2 outs then cant get anyone out. he needs to keep the ball down and he has not done that in months.
as everyone here says, willie does not have many options.
Willie has said the reason he's not using Humber is because he's too unproven. If the reason is to protect Humber, then why bring him up in the first place?
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Director of Community Development, Timothy E Thwing
Office Hours Available to the Public:
Monday - Thursday, 8:00am - 4:30pm
Friday, 8:00am - Noon
Planning Division Phone: (248) 246-3280
Planning Division Fax: (248) 246-3005
Street Address: 3rd Floor, City Hall, 211 S Williams St, Royal Oak MI 48067-2619
The Planning office is comprised of two (2) divisions; the Planning Division and the Housing Division. Activities, programs and assignments within these divisions are established, coordinated and supervised by the Director of Community Development.
Planning Division
The Planning Division exists to oversee the physical and economic development of the City and, in particular, those areas under private ownership. In fulfilling this purpose, the Division provides administrative support to the City Commission and various advisory boards, most notably, the Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, Downtown Development Authority, Brownfield Redevelopment Authority, Economic Development Corporation and the Community Development Block Grant Program. The Planning Division also works closely with the business community and City residents, answering questions and addressing concerns in an effort to meet the needs of each within the context of the City's plans and Ordinances.
The traditional role of the Planning Division, in the context of municipal government, involves foreseeing the various physical and economic needs of a community and then providing for those needs through the preparation of various plans and Ordinances, which may be considered for approval by elected and appointed officials. In Royal Oak, this traditional role has been supplemented by the Planning Division's pro-active role and participation in the actual implementation of many physical and economic development plans or projects.
The pro-active role has changed the nature of the Division from a more passive one, concerned with the preparation of plans, to one actively involved in every aspect of the City's physical and economic development.
The Planning Commission meets monthly and is responsible for adopting and updating the City's Master Plan, reviewing and recommending changes to the Zoning Ordinance, including the rezoning of property, granting special land use permits and reviewing site plans for all development, except one and two-family residential projects. Interested parties are advised that the Planning Commission requires submission of site plans in advance of the meeting. All plans are reviewed by a planner, as well as representatives from the Building Inspection, Fire, Engineer and Police departments. The petitioner/developer is invited to make changes to the plans based upon staff comments and then the plans, along with written recommendations, are provided to the Planning Commission. Rezoning requests and special land use permits require a public hearing and public notification.
The Zoning Board of Appeals is charged with hearing requests for variances or interpretations to specific Zoning Ordinance provisions. The board meets monthly and all appeals require a public hearing with notices sent to properties within 300 feet of the site. Staff prepares a written report of findings on all appeals. Considerable time is spent to ensure that all information is accurate and the appellant's intent is clear.
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) also meets monthly or more often if needed. It is responsible for "visioning" and implementing physical improvements to be made in the Downtown Development District. Funding for the improvements has come from a variety of sources, including: Tax Increment Financing, Block Grant Program, and State and Federal Programs. The Director of Community Development serves as Executive Director of the DDA and along with Planning Division staff, provides day-to-day administrative services such as preparing agenda materials, meeting minutes, budgets, development plan preparation, project implementation, applying and administering grants, etc.
The DDA in recent years has added activities associated with the marketing and promotion of the downtown to its activities. While the DDA has hired "contract employees" to coordinate portions of these added activities and programs, they remain under the direction of the Executive Director/Director of Community Development and it has placed additional demands for information, service and staff time on the Planning Department. In addition, the DDA has been designated the City's Parking Committee.
The Rehabilitation Board of Appeals was established as the body to hear appeals from homeowners regarding their application for funding under the Housing Rehabilitation Program. As of January 24, 2005, the Board was assigned the duties of the former Citizens Advisory Committee on Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) matters. In that capacity, the Rehabilitation Board of Appeals provides recommendations and oversight to the City Commission regarding all aspects of the CDBG program, specifically low- to moderate-income housing and community development needs. The Board meets monthly which has required that Planning Division staff modify the CDBG activity budget application and review process from a six month cycle (January to June) to monthly. Planning staff coordinates funding requests from community non-profit groups and City departments and provides reports and information on the Community Development Block Grant and other Federal programs that may be of value to the City. Department staff also prepares documents such as the Impediments to Fair Housing, the Five Year Consolidated Plan, the Annual Action Plan, Comprehensive Annual Performance Evaluation Report, and other interim reports required by HUD.
Brownfield Redevelopment Authority (BRA), created on May 15, 2000 by the City of Royal Oak pursuant to Act 381 of 1996, coordinates the implementation of brownfield plans relating to the revitalization and redevelopment of environmentally distressed areas or properties within the City of Royal Oak. The Authority meets on an as needed basis.
In addition to serving the above referenced bodies, the Planning Division spends a great deal of time assisting the public on questions regarding land use, economic development and zoning. Many of these inquires and/or points of contact do not result in items which appear on an agenda, but permit citizens to better understand City Ordinances and policies. other tasks or issues such as sidewalk cafes, license agreements (for a variety of purposes), right-of-way vacations, lot splits and liquor license requests, etc., also involve a great deal of Planning staff time. The Planning Division also works to establish, build and maintain its use of the City's Geographic Information System (GIS) and fully utilize the City's website for community development updates.
Housing Division
The Housing Rehabilitation Program has been active in the City of Royal Oak since the mid-1970's, in order to upgrade and conserve the existing single family housing stock in the City. The program provides financial assistance to eligible homeowners (those with low- and moderate-incomes). The program is funded by the City's Community Development Block Grant Program, which includes proceeds from repayments of loans previously approved.
Three forms of financial assistance are provided: grants, monthly installment loans at 0% interest for homeowners with incomes no more than 80% of the area's median income and deferred loans 3% for homeowners at 50% of the area's median income. Typical improvements are roofs, siding, windows, furnaces, porches and concrete. Work often includes kitchens, bathroom, electrical updating, barrier-free improvements, and a host of minor exterior and interior repairs. As a full service program, the City provides loan underwriting, inspection of the property, solicitation of contractors, and construction management at no charge. Homeowners will pay for assessment/inspection of lead-based paint hazards, as provided by an outside testing company, if necessary.
Important note: As of July 1, 2012, the City no longer administers a Housing Choice Voucher / Section 8 program. Please contact the Ferndale Housing Commission, 415 Withington, Ferndale, MI 48220, phone 248-547-9500.
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Hootie Rocks For Blowfish, Other Animals
By Mack Rawden 2008-03-10 13:12:53
With a little love and some tenderness, Hootie and the Blowfish will lend their feel-good brand of sing-a-long pop/rock to benefit the Animal Mission. The one-off gig will take place in Columbia, South Carolina and all proceeds will go toward the charitys preservation efforts. How special. I, personally, hate animals, but Ive got nothing against people who like em.
According to Yahoo, three of the band members are currently prepping solo discs, with the fourth likely spending his free time at trendy bars and wooing lonely housewives by telling them he played bass on Only Wanna Be With You. For some reason, theres a lot of Hootie resentment going around, but their catchy up-beat riffs will always be okay with me. Plus, theyre pretty good golfers. You cant go wrong there.
All three solo discs should be ready sometime later this year. Tickets are currently available for the March 15th charity gig.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Congratulations to Jacqueline Hull of Washington. She won $1 million playing the DC Black II instant scratcher ticket, say DC Lottery officials.
Officials say Hull bought her winning ticket from Dave Brown's Liquors at 4721 Sheriff Road, NE.
Hull, the mother of two teenagers, says now that she has won, "I can take the kids to Disney World and I'm going to Vegas, Baby!"
Hull is the DC Lottery's second $1,000,000 winner in two months, say officials. The last person won $1 million in March.
DC Lottery officials say excitement about the $550 million Powerball jackpot is "exciting sales." Officials say that its per capita sales for Powerball rank 6th among the 45 jurisdictions that participate in the national jackpot game.


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Here's a tip, musicians: Take an electric guitar, play a catchy chord progression and fuzz it up with an array of effects pedals, and you're pretty much guaranteed to win whatever part of my heart powers my ears.
That's what The Parson Red Heads and The Mother Hips did on St. Patrick's Day at McMenamins Old St. Francis School. And it was glorious.
I was overdue to see both bands. The Red Heads — longtime L.A. kids who moved to Portland last year — have been through Bend a few times, but other obligations always kept me away. And San Francisco's veteran Hips were scheduled to play Mountain's Edge in early 2010, but that show was canceled.
So I thought it was pretty exciting when I saw that both would play McMenamins' movie theater on one of the popular complex's busiest nights of the year.
Indeed, when I arrived at 8:30 p.m., there was a line at both the front and back door, and doormen were following a "one in, one out" policy. Never seen that before at McMenamins, but then I've never gone there on a party night.
Even so, my wait was not long; after maybe five minutes, I was inside the theater, where the Red Heads were already playing to a decent-sized but distracted crowd.
The quintet was clad in mostly white, with one bearded male redhead on lead vocals and one bead-adorned female redhead on the drums (that's where the ginger ended). The beardo out front was Evan Way, a man with a knack for melodies that bounce and weave like indie-pop pushed through a psychedelic prism.
The band excelled on the fluttery "Out to Sea," cranked up the six-string crunch for "Got It All," and killed extra time with a faithful version of the Traveling Wilburys hit "Handle with Care" before closing with "Burning Up the Sky" family-band style: tambourine, hand-claps, harmonies and so on. The Red Heads are like a '60s-inspired, hippy-dippy lovefest merged with the hip, current Hollywood indie scene, and when you throw genuinely good songs in the mix, the result is a band that oozes folksy, unassuming charm.
As The Mother Hips began to set up their gear, the crowd thickened considerably, and I heard more than one conversation about how long it'd been since so-and-so saw the band. I don't know for sure, but my speculation is that I was surrounded by a number of folks in their 30s who had gone to college in Northern California in the 1990s, attended a party or three, and seen the Hips back when they were a hard-touring bunch that played an appealing mix of rock, country, pop and the occasional jam.
They're still that band, really. My introduction to the Hips was their 2010 album "Pacific Dust," which is an enjoyable slab of heavy-lidded pop-rock that sounds like it was left out to bake for days in the California sun. But their earlier work is in more of a melodic country-rock vein, and they're unafraid of meandering out into funky jam land on occasion. Imagine a broke-down truck stop out on some desolate desert highway where a band plays Beatles and Neil Young songs for burnouts and bloodshot eyes and you have some idea of what the Hips do.
That's not to denigrate their catalog. Tim Bluhm, Greg Loiacano and company came to town to play a ton of songs, kicking things off with the jagged "Third Floor Story" and "Esmerelda," an affable tune that would fit in nicely on classic-rock radio playlists.
The thing is, the same can be said of most of the songs in the Hips' set. "Do It On the Strings." "Toughie." "Later Days." "Smoke." All are well-written, with sweet choruses and swaggering guitar riffs. But when you string 'em together one after another, it really highlights where the Hips' range begins and ends. And it's not exactly a wide swath, not that it matters much to the couple hundred devout fans who showed up for the show, pumped their fists and mouthed every word.
There were peaks, of course. I loved the ragged chug of "Time-Sick Son of a Grizzly Bear," the astral reverb and ascendant chorus of "Magazine," and the wonderful "White Falcon Fuzz," an easygoing rocker than sounds imported straight from your dad's record player, circa 1975. It's also an insidious earworm that I've been singing to myself (and others) for, oh, about six months.
"Falcon" is my favorite Hips song (that I've heard), and I took its performance as a cue to head home and leave the evening to those with more stamina than I. So I fought my way to the door, made a quick stop in Father Luke's Room to see the Moon Mountain Ramblers holding court (looked like a cool vibe in there), and popped out onto Bond Street, where an endless stream of taxi cabs were creeping up and down the block, ready to swoop up St. Pat's revelers and take them home to hazy dreams of corned beef and fuzz-rock.


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BusyToDo User Guide
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Connecting to a Server
- List View
- Filters
- Detail View
- Alarms
- Location Alarms
- Notifications
- Settings
BusyToDo Introduction
BusyToDo is a To Do list manager for iOS that syncs To Dos with BusyCal and OS X Reminders wirelessly through iCloud or a CalDAV Server. Syncing is automatic and happens in real-time as you make changes on your Mac or iOS device.
If you use BusyCal or OS X Reminders on your Mac, and sync with iCloud or a CalDAV Server, BusyToDo is the ideal mobile companion.
Connecting to a Server
An iCloud or CalDAV Server account is required for using BusyToDo. The first time you launch BusyToDo you must enter your account login info.
Once you enter your login info, BusyToDo will connect to the server and start syncing your To Dos in BusyCal or OS X Reminders.
List View
The List View shows your To Dos sorted by Due Date, Priority, Calendar or Title.
Each row in the List View displays a Completed Checkbox, Title, Due Date, and icons representing the Priority, Alarm, Location Alarm, Recurrence, and Notes.
The Filters view allows you to specify the sorting and filtering options.
Sort Order
You can sort To Dos by Due Date, Priority, Calendar or Title.
To Dos are sub-sorted as follows:
|Primary Sort
|Secondary Sort
|Due Date
|Priority, Title, Modification Date
|Due Date, Title, Modification Date
|Due Date, Priority, Title, Modification Date
|Due Date, Priority, Modification Date
You can filter To Dos by priority.
Due Date
You can filter To Dos by date range.
You can filter Completed To Dos by date range.
You can filter Undated To Dos.
You can filter by calendar.
Detail View
Tapping a To Do in the List View displays the Detail View where you can view and edit its attributes.
Each To Do includes a Status Checkbox, Title, Due Date, Priority, Calendar, Location, URL, Repeat, Alarms, and Notes. Most of the attributes are optional. You can assign default attributes for New To Dos in Settings.
Due Date
A To Do can be assigned a specific due date or no due date.
A To Do can be assigned a priority of High, Medium, Low or None.
A To Do must be assigned to a Calendar.
You can create To Dos in BusyToDo that repeat daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. Or you can create To Dos with more sophisticated repeat intervals in BusyCal on Mac OS X and sync them with BusyToDo.
You can set one or more alarms for a To Do. The alarm will be displayed as an alert or banner, as specified in Notifications.
Typically, Alarms are set to trigger at a specific time (e.g. 8:00 AM) on the due date of the To Do, as specified in the New To Do Defaults. You can change the time and date for an alarm as follows.
To set the time for the alarm, tap the Time button and select a time.
Due Date
Select On due date to set the alarm for the same date as the due date.
Relative Date
To set a relative date for the alarm (like 1 day before the due date), tap the "Several days before" button and select a relative date for the alarm. Relative alarms are recommended so that you change the due date of a To Do, and the relative alarm will be automatically adjusted to the new due date.
Absolute Date
To set an absolute date for an alarm, tap the "On date..." button and select a specific date for the alarm. Unlike Relative Alarm Dates, Absolute Alarm Dates will not change if the Due Date changes.
Location Alarms
Location alarms are displayed on an iPhone running iOS 5, when arriving or leaving the specified location. Location alarms can only be assigned to To Dos that are stored on iCloud calendars.
To create a location alarm, create a To Do on an iCloud calendar, then tap Alarm > At location, to open the Location view.
Then select an address (either your Current Location or an Address from your Contacts), and choose whether to be alerted when you arrive or leave that location.
The address will be displayed in the Location field and the Alarm field.
A Location icon will appear next to the To Do in the List View.
By default, Location alarms will trigger each time you arrive or leave a location. You may also set a specific date and time when you want to be reminded, regardless of whether or not you reach the location. Location alarms will continue triggering each time you reach a location until you complete the task or delete it.
The alarms are displayed in the style chosen in Home > Settings > Notifications.
You can choose the following options:
- Notification Center — show BusyToDo Alarms in the Notification Center.
- Show — number of alarms to show in the Notification Center.
- Alert Style — the style of alert to display.
- Badge App Icon — shows the number of To Dos that are due today or past due.
- Sounds — play a sound when an alarm triggers.
- View in Lock Screen — display alarms when screen is locked.
Tap the gear icon on the lower right of the List View to display the Settings View.
New To Do Defaults
You can set defaults for new To Dos including a default Due Date, Calendar, Priority, and Alarm.
You can sync with multiple iCloud or CalDAV Server accounts.
Add Account
To add an account, tap Add Account and enter the account information.
Edit Account
To edit an existing account, tap its name to display the Edit Accounts View where you may change the password or delete the account.


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Social Security Disability (SSDI)
Social Security Disability Insurance, or SSDI, is an insurance program financed through Social Security taxes and administrated by the Social Security Administration. SSDI helps protect income for disabled workers and their spouses. Social Security Disability benefits offices are located all over Florida, including Brevard County.
Is SSDI the same as SSI?
There are subtle nuances between SSDI and SSI, and a Social Security Disability attorney in Brevard County can help determine which is best suited for your particular situation. The basic difference is that SSDI is an insurance program one qualifies for by earning credits for working and benefits are awarded to those with a qualifying disability. On the other hand, SSI, or Supplemental Security Income, is based on the needs of the applicant. It offers government assistance to the disabled with limited financial resources.
What are the SSDI eligibility requirements?
Several criteria must be met in order to be eligible for SSDI benefits : [1]
- You must have earned enough credits from performing taxable work
- You must have a "medically determinable physical or mental impairment"
- Your impairment must preclude you from performing any substantial gainful activity for at least 12 months
How do you apply for SSDI?
In Brevard County, Social Security Disability lawyers can help you with the application process for SSDI. Alternatively, short-term and long-term disability attorneys are also often versed in Social Security Disability rules. You can apply for SSDI on the Social Security website or at a local Social Security office in Brevard County.
What is the procedure for determining eligibility for SSDI and why is having an attorney important?
The claims procedure can be tedious and take a long time, depending on a number of factors. For the individual who is suffering from a disability and his or her affected family members, the time involved may seem like an eternity. A Social Security Disability attorney in Palm Bay or Titusville may be able to help accelerate the process. SSDI, short-term or long-term disability lawyers in Brevard County understand local procedures to ensure that claims are filed correctly the first time, making the procedure as efficient as possible. Procedures and results may vary by state depending on local regulations, with some states using different physical or mental examination procedures. [2] Brevard Social Security Disability lawyers are well acquainted with these procedures.
Couture Law, P.A. represents Social Security Disability applicants in Brevard County and its major cities, including Melbourne, Titusville, Palm Bay and surrounding cities and towns.


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Eating extra calories when sick - adults
Alternative Names
Getting more calories - adults
If you are sick or undergoing cancer treatment, you may not feel like eating. But it is important to get enough protein and calories so you do not lose too much weight. Eating well can help you handle your illness and the side effects of treatment better.
Change your eating habits to get more calories.
- Eat when you are hungry, not just at mealtimes.
- Eat 5 or 6 small meals a day instead of 3 large ones.
- Keep healthy snacks handy.
- Do not fill up on liquids before or during your meals.
- Ask your doctor or nurse if you can have a glass of wine or beer with your meals. It may make you feel like eating more.
Ask others to prepare food for you. You may feel like eating, but you might not have enough energy to cook.
Make eating pleasant.
- Use soft lighting and play relaxing music.
- Eat with family or friends.
- Listen to the radio or watch TV.
- Try new recipes or new foods.
When you feel up to it, make some simple meals and freeze them to eat later. Ask your doctor or nurse about "Meals on Wheels" or other programs that bring food to your house.
Ways to add calories to your food
- Ask your doctor if it is OK to sauté or fry your food.
- Add butter or margarine to foods when you are cooking, or put them on foods that are already cooked.
- Add cream sauce or melt cheese over vegetables.
- Eat peanut butter sandwiches, or put peanut butter on vegetables or fruits, such as carrots or apples.
- Mix whole milk or half-and-half with canned soups.
- Add protein supplements to yogurt, milkshakes, fruit smoothies, or pudding.
- Drink eggnog, milkshakes, or prepared liquid supplements between meals.
- Add honey to juices.
Ask your doctor about liquid nutrition drinks.
Also, ask your doctor about any medicines that can stimulate your appetite to help you eat.
Bozzetti F, Bozzetti V. Principles and management of nutritional support in cancer. In: Walsh D, Caraceni AT, Fainsinger R, et al, eds. Palliative Medicine. 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 106.
National Cancer Institute: Nutrition in Cancer Care (PDQ®). Bethesda, MD: National Cancer Institute. Updated February 26, 2014. http://cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/supportivecare/nutrition/HealthProfessional. Accessed May 7, 2014.
Rock, CL, Doyle C, Demark-Wahnefried W, et al. Nutrition and physical activity guidelines for cancer survivors. CA Cancer J Clin. 2012; published on line at doi: 10.3322/caac.21142.
Reviewed By: Todd Gersten, MD, Hematology/Oncology, Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute, Wellington, FL. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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Guest Post: Consumers Flash Warning Signal
Submitted by Lance Robert of Streettalk Advisors
Consumers Flash Warning Signal
At the end of last year we began discussing the issues of the excessively optimistic analysis of the mainstream media and analysts which were confusing a skew in the seasonal data caused by an unseasonably warm winter and global Central Bank interventions with an organic economic recovery. (See the report "Pollyana Meets The Economy" for a primer - free membership required) The problem with maintaining an "optimistic bias", which attracts readers and viewers for media driven outlets, is that it fogs the lenses of logical thinking. The recent releases of consumer sentiment and retail sales are clearly a story of an economy, while statistically growing, remains in recession for Main Street America.
Personal consumption expenditures drives a little more than 70% of economic growth in the U.S. as shown in the first chart. Therefore, it is no surprise that watching consumer confidence, retails sales, personal savings rate and changes in credit can tell you a lot about the real state of the consumer and the likely impact to the economy in the future.
The recent releases of consumer confidence measures have uniformly shown declines not only in current sentiment but the overall outlook for future economic conditions. Consumer confidence, despite media analysis to the contrary, DOES MATTER. Then again why shouldn't it? If a consumer is financially strained, unemployed or worried about their future they are going to be more reticent about spending and more frugal about where they do spend.
Retail sales in June were much softer than expected, including auto sales, which contradicted manufacturers numbers for the month. This is an important point. We have discussed that automobile dealers are again stuffing inventory channels with near record levels of autos even though they are not moving off of the dealer lots. Furthermore, with auto manufacturers skewing seasonal employment data recently by not shutting plants for retooling during the summer, as is historically the case, this leads to further concerns about future economic data. (Click here for lawsuit against GM for channel stuffing)
Retail sales in June fell 0.5 percent, following decreases in both May and April as well. This is the first time since 2008 that retails sales have declined 3-months in a row, and historically, this has never occurred without the economy either in or about to be in a recession. With both sales of automobiles and gasoline (lower prices leads to lower dollar sales) stripped out retail sales still declined by 0.2%. Most importantly this core sales data showed widespread weakness in June with declines in building materials & garden equipment, sporting goods & hobby, furniture & home furnishings, electronics & appliance stores, health & personal care, general merchandise, and food services & drinking places.
As shown in the chart retail sales declines tend to lead consumer confidence reports. Therefore, with retail sales on the decline we should expect to see further weakness in the coming months where consumer confidence is concerned. For the markets, however, this "bad news" has been good news as market participants continue to build the case for further stimulative programs from the Fed. This is why the markets have held up so well in face of a continued string of weak economic reports.
I have been forecasting that the Fed will most likely launch further Quantitative Easing later this summer (most likely September) in an attempt to stabilize a weakening economy. The problem for market participants, with high hopes for further Fed induced liquidity, is that with the markets near their highs for the year, and the economy growing at the Fed's assumed target, they may be shooting themselves in the foot. The Fed has already voiced concerns about "dimished returns" from their actions and with markets stable and "pricing in" future Fed actions there is little room for the Fed to act.
Consumers, however, are reacting to the real life recession that they are faced with everyday. Stagnant wage growth, high unemployment, government transfers making up more than 30% of incomes and tight credit has made maintaining the status quo a challenge. The chart shows the month-to-month change in Real Personal Consumption Expenditures and Disposable Incomes compared to changes in Consumer Credit and Personal Savings Rates.
With personal consumption expenditures driving more than 70% of the economy any substantial change to that dynamic could negatively impact the economy. Since the beginning of this year consumers have seen an increase in disposable incomes due to declines in commodity costs even though wages have remained fairly stagnant. This rise in disposable income, however, has not made its way into significantly more consumption but instead into higher personal savings rates. While higher personal savings rates are important to longer term economic prosperity - in the near term it decreases potential current consumption and aggregate end demand which keeps economic growth under pressure.
One important note is the significant rise in consumer credit in recent months without a relative adjustment to consumption. Historically there has been a fairly consistent correlation between changes in consumer credit and consumption. However, as of late we have seen continued increases in credit without coincident increases in consumption. In our article on "Consumer Credit And The American Conundrum" we go into this phenomenon in much more detail stating: "Most of the deleveraging process that has been occurring up to this point has NOT been voluntary. Banks have been cutting off excess credit lines, consumers have been defaulting on debt, mortgage foreclosures, and personal bankruptcies.
Consumers, on the other hand, are struggling just to make ends meet and are in reality doing very little in terms of voluntary debt reduction. As incomes have decreased over the past two years - the inflationary pressures in food, energy, medical and utilities have consumed more of that declining wage base. This is why today we have 1 out of 2 Americans on some form of governmental assistance, more than 47 million people on food stamps and transfer receipts making up more than 35% of personal incomes. It is hard to make the claim that the economy is on a fast track to recovery with statistics like that. That is why the recent increases in consumer debt are disturbing. The rise in NOT about increasing consumption by buying more 'stuff' it is about just about being able to purchase the same amount of 'stuff' to maintain the current standard of living.
While bad news may be good news for the market hoping that it will spur more stimulative measures from the Fed to boost asset prices - for Main Street America bad news is just bad news. More importantly, the decline in consumer confidence continues to perpetuate the virtual economic spiral. As the consumer retrenches the decline in aggregate end demand puts businesses on the defensive who in turn reduces employment. The reduction in employment, and further stagnation of wages, puts the consumer further onto the defensive leading to more declines in demand. It is a difficult cycle to break.
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Bernanke is a whore pretending to be a virgin - we all know he's going to "put out"!
this may be first time in world history that all polls, most fundamentals, debt to gdp, euro crisis, idiotic PE, unemployment, housing, shadow fakery, etc. all are beyond negative yet the markets are propped up more than double their value. this is NOT a mere bubble. this is centrally planned post-ponzi nightmare.
I think this time they want it ALL!
Seriously, what the crap are all you crazy bastards thinking? Why in the hell would BB King QE now?
Let's see, the last 3 QE we've seen, including the silent one, came when the market was approaching 20% down (the deathknell for any bubble).
Now we are, what? 12-6 12-8 in the market? & you crazy MF's are talking about QE? J to the MF C.
QE is here to prevent the market from catastophic collapse- the prevent the algo machine from playing BEARITORY.
So FFS, stop talking about QE when we are MF 12-7 and climbing fast in market. mmmmmmmk?
but for the record, the bernank, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfLD-7bCtME
do these sales figures take into account hooker sales at the treasuty dept...
Funny, my wife of 18 years is pretending to be a virgin too.........and she's does a great job of protecting that fantasy every night.........
Somebody likes to roleplay...
Well now here's the problem the NY Slime's has it figured ?????? out...
"The American economy is stuck in a new kind of normal, somewhere between crisis and prosperity, and economic policy makers are struggling to define their role."
in full
Fed Is Torn on Tipping Point for Action
AWESOME- now with the drought the MSM won't be able to blame Shalom Ben for the rise in food prices when he announces QE3. It's about to get biblical in proportion-"Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria"-P. Venkman
Sell any pop
We are all out of money to buy thingamajigs......................
Main Street - meet rubber hose...
Thus did a handful of rapacious citizens come to control all that was worth controlling in America. Thus was the savage and stupid and entirely inappropriate and unnecessary and humorless American class system created. Honest, industrious, peaceful citizens were classed as bloodsuckers, if they asked to be paid a living wage. And they saw that praise was reserved henceforth for those who devised means of getting paid enormously for committing crimes against which no laws had been passed. Thus the American dream turned belly up, turned green, bobbed to the scummy surface of cupidity unlimited, filled with gas, went bang in the noonday sun. - Kurt Vonnegut, God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater
Maybe big O will give us some money for more thingamajigs?
We just need to enroll more middle-class families in SNAP so they can have more disposable income. Simple!
Retail sales are only as good as they are because we are ONCE AGAIN handing out sub prime credit cards, car loans, student loans, FHA loans etc etc etc.
Imagine what would happen if the markets were not supported by the government/central banks. Now that would be interesting!!
Imagine what would happen if the economy were not strangled by government actions at every level, from local to national. Regulation and taxation are the keys to implementing serfdom.
The middle class is broke and money doesn't grow on trees. Demand is not there to sustain the amount of business everyone is claiming regulation and taxation hold back. This is the new economy. If Mitt wins and deregulates the economy and passes the Bush tax cuts nothing will change. This is it. I don't mean to depress you, but the reality is income distribution is so skewed that demand is going to take a while to return.
"government transfers making up more than 30% of incomes"
I do believe Main Street is catching on that obama and the Fed are scratching each other's backs and the Fed is only stimulating the 1%
The Real-World Middle Class Tax Rate: 75%
Thank god elections are coming. Now the sheeple have a real shot at change!
Want to know the real reason (which I've not seen in print anywhere) for consumer credit increases w/o consumption increases? Simple, Americans have been reduced to living off their credit cards. They're buying staple items like food, not big screen tv's.
Many are way past credit cards. I personally haven't used them in years. Its cash only so yeah staples come first.
The problem with consumer confidence statistics is that they don't measure how people feel; they measure how people SAY they feel.
People are mostly conditioned to put on a positive spin when talking about their future. They can even be MORE inclined to have a positive view of the future when their hope of avoiding homelessness depends on it being true.
Energy costs never really went down. Gasoline was $3.69 in January and February. The high in my area was $3.89. Gasoline right now is $3.59, not much of a savings. During the entire oil price drop gasoline was below $3.50 for about a week, with a low price of $3.29.
With oil back on its way above $90. There will be no pocket change savings for consumers at the gas pump.
Nat Gas falling below $2 didn't matter either. The best fixed contract rate you could get in my area is $4.89 per MCF with $1.65 delivery charge for six months. The best 12 month rate is $5.65 plus $1.65 delivery. The variable rate dropped to $3.59 plus delivery. When nat gas futures were in the $4 range the 12 month rate was $5.65. No savings now.
Nat gas rates hit decade lows but the end price to consumers didn't budge. This bullshit of trading futures does nothing but fuck over the consumer.
Yeah, the consumer is flashing a warning signal, and the assholes on wall street and their ilk are crying for more QE from Bubble blowin Ben!
How the fu** are the hard working men and women of this once mighty country going to deal with another round of QE (dollar debasement) and the higher food and energy prices that QE will usher in?
Fu** them is the response from the scumbags of this progressive / communist administration!
We have a transformation to finish!
Obama is out to TRANSFORM the republic, don't you know?
There is no need to be an independent minded, self reliant American.
Hell no! Obama has all the answers and as long as you are willing to sell your soul for the COLLECTIVE you wont need to worry about anything!
Just get on food stamps, free cell phone service, free internet access and all the rest of the goodies that are ripping apart the failed socialist policies across the pond in Europe! An intelligent person learns from others mistakes, not good old Barry, we just need to be a more FAIR country, like socialist Europe!
Free healthcare?
Sure, what the hell!
You have to give it to Barry, he was schooled on the knee of Frank Marshall Davis, you know the card carrying communist,
his education was so complete he now uses the favorite communist slogan,"FORWARD", and no one in the media seems to notice?
The American people see this and as a result are pulling their horns in and doing without.
If the coming election finally clears up the stain of 2008 and the progressive onslaught, then the American people can once again be PROUD of THEIR republic and act like the good Americans we ARE!
Obama and his failed policies are coming to an end, you will see a rebirth of American values and ingenuity come November!
We have one chance to fix this horrific bastardization we so ignorantly wrought in 2008!
Let us not fail this challenge because we sat down! We will overcome!
God bless the republic
Americans aren't "pulling in their horns"...they're getting prepared...
Buy food, seeds, guns and ammo.
Ain't no one hoping the market will go higher. Bernanke and friends own it and no one else gives a damn what happens to Bernanke and Co.
Fuck em.
I Know What Will Boost Consumer Confidence! I Know! I Know!!
We can all vote for the Bankster Puppet and worthless cocksucker Bullshit Barry Soetoro...
Or we can all vote for Bankster Puppet and worthless cocksucker Willard "The Rat" Romney...
Boost Consumer Confidence
[ ] Worthless cocksucker Bullshit Barry Soetoro
[ ] Worthless cocksucker Willard "The Rat" Romney
[X] None of the Above
Those shovel ready jobs should be kicking in. I'll go down to the county courthouse tommorrow and get me one.


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Top-unit on defense produces four sacks. After a preseason opener in which the pass rush wasn't as disruptive as desired, the Patriots swarmed against the Buccaneers, with the tone set by middle linebacker Brandon Spikes on the first play as he charged downhill and steamrolled running back Doug Martin to register a sack. Spikes added a second sack on the Buccaneers' second drive, while ends Chandler Jones (nice rush against left tackle Donald Penn in which he got low and pushed Penn back) and Rob Ninkovich added sacks. If the pass rush can perform like that during the season, the Patriots' D could be dangerous. - Reiss
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Collins is like a safety at the LB spot - he cleans plays up real quick in the intermediate part.
Pass rush with coverage from Collins/Fletcher in the middle - and our secondary playing well and healthy is going to be great.
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Here's a good sign for the bulls: Trading volume surged on a big up day for the market.
About 4.47 billion shares exchanged hands in NYSEposite trading volume on Thursday, the highest amount since June 1 and about 23% more than the 2012 daily average, according to WSJ Market Data Group.
The surge accompanied a 206-point gain for the Dow Jones Industrial Average — one of the biggest rallies of the year — after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke unleashed a major new round of bond buying to support the economy. Financials were the big winners, led by Bank of America J.P. Morgan and American Express.
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