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Population rises near US nuclear reactors
Who's afraid of nuclear power? Not the American people, judging by where they choose to live. Full story
Who's afraid of nuclear power? Not the American people, judging by where they choose to live. Full story
The Wyoming town of Lost Springs can finally count on the Census to get its population correct: Four, not one. Full story
Elsie Eiler is the most admired person in Monowi, Neb. She is also the smartest, wealthiest, best-looking and youngest. Full story
A Hardball panel talks about the 2012 electorate and the highlights from the latest Census data.
Even though the country elected its first African-American president, an analysis of new U.S. census data shows the segregation evident among Americans. Author Earl Ofari Hutchinson discusses.
Brookings Institution demographer William Frey discusses Census 2010 data supporting a recent African American shift from city to suburban living.
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you would hate me. im always setting my cruise on the highway for the exact speed limit. i stay in the right lane unless i have to pass.
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Have you ever taken a car to some place that offers a 26 point inspection with the the oil change. They don't check jack ****.
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Seoul's Web of Anti-Corruption
Call it unfinished business. A decade ago, Goh Kun was forced out as mayor of Seoul because he had the temerity to resist pressure from a powerful developer who wanted a lucrative contract to build apartment buildings. Roh Tae Woo, then Korea's President, didn't appreciate the appointed mayor's efforts to curb such influence-peddling. But in 1998, Goh regained the Seoul mayorship in a popular election. And this time, he's determined to win his war on corruption. His weapon: the Net.
Nearly half of South Korea's population logs onto the Internet. So Goh, 63, is setting up a system in which all city contract bids and permits for everything from karaoke bars to new buildings will be handled online. Any citizen can view the details. Contractors never have to meet city officials in person, and no longer pay "express fees"--i.e., bribes--to expedite an application. Says Goh: "Sunshine is an effective disinfectant. And transparency is a cure for underhanded dealings."
NO RED TAPE. Goh's campaign seems to be having a dramatic impact. From 1995 to 1999, 83 city officials were indicted for corruption. But prosecutors have not filed a single case since Goh's Online Procedure Enhancement (OPEN) system was launched last year. Analysts say that's because bureaucrats have less leeway in allocating resources and come in less contact with favor-seekers. In a survey of 11,250 citizens who have sought permits, only 6.7% said they tried to bribe civil servants last year, vs. 38% in 1998.
The paperless system also has cut red tape. Architect Kim Hong Sik, who applies for dozens of building permits annually, reckons processing time is 30% shorter. "One of my employees used to spend days finding out the status of our applications," Kim says. "Now all you need is to click on your PC."
Corruption won't end quickly, of course. While the site gets more than 2,000 daily visits, many citizens still believe they can jump queues by bribing officials. "We have people leaving envelopes containing money at the desks of civil servants," says Kim Chan Gon, director-general of Seoul's Administrative Reform Bureau. More than 90 such cases have been reported since February, 2000, when the city set up a center where officials can report bribe offers. Seoul's anti-graft image is spreading. The International Monetary Fund and U.N. hail its system as a model, and Korea's central government wants all provinces to adopt OPEN.
For Goh, keeping his integrity was a matter of political survival. His father was a leading opposition politician during the days of dictator Park Chung Hee in the 1960s. The younger Goh was then a civil servant, and his bosses refused to promote him beyond trainee for nearly four years. In the career that followed, Goh hewed to the straight and narrow. Any hint of graft, he says, would have made his family vulnerable. Goh honed a reputation for honesty in the 1980s as Transportation Minister and Interior Minister, and as Prime Minister in 1997-98.
Civilian scrutiny helps make the mayor's online campaign effective. Last July, Goh introduced an Integrity Pact in which businesspeople and civil servants agree to accept severe penalties if they are caught offering or accepting bribes. Goh let watchdog groups appoint five ombudsmen to monitor how well promises are kept.
"Korea has a long way to go before ending corruption," says Park Won Soon of the People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy. "But Mayor Goh has certainly taken an important step toward it." Koreans across the country hope the crusade can succeed.
By Moon Ihlwan in Seoul


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While election officials statewide are recounting ballots in the governor's race, some are also taking another look at the results of three House races.
Automatic recounts are underway in Districts 15B, 25B and 27A. Republicans are holding narrow leads over DFLers in all three contests. In 15B the margin is just 10 votes. But the soon-to-be House Minority Leader, Rep. Paul Thissen, DFL-Minneapolis, said today that he doesn't think the recount will change those results. Here's Thissen's statement:
In addition to today's gubernatorial election recount, three automatic recounts are also underway in what turned out to be a number of close races for the Minnesota House of Representatives. Tight contests have become routine in legislature. Ultimately if 400 Minnesotans had voted differently on November 2nd, Democrats would still be in the Majority.
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When I blogged about bicycling in this dress, reader Krista commented, "You seriously need to tell me your secret to riding a bike in a dress like that! I would be flashing drivers left and right!" My response is that with tights as insurance, flashing is not a worry with that particular dress: it lays firmly, does not ride up, and does not flap in the breeze.
Indeed, most skirts and dresses are great for cycling. In The Best Skirts for Cycling, we discussed the categories of structure, fabric and length that tend to work best. However, there are always exceptions. The only way to know for sure whether a particular garment poses a flashing risk is to test each individually. I was reminded of this by the new dress that I wore when I got caught in a thunderstorm last week.
I figured that it would be fine on the bike because, although it is shorter than my usual hemline, it is longer than the other dress and is made of heavy silk. As soon as I straddled my bike, though, I knew that it would not work. The dress rode way up for some reason and even with opaque black tights underneath, I did not feel comfortable. I pulled over and tied my coat around my waist in order to feel decent. Simple solution – problem solved. I was able to ride to and from work without worrying about flashing anyone. An even simpler solution than when I stapled my skirt.
For those of you who cycle in skirts and dresses, feel free to share your experiences with different types in the comments.


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HSBC is under fire.
The global bank provided a conduit for "drug kingpins and rogue nations", according to a US Senate committee investigating money laundering claims at the institution.
The 335-page Senate report released Monday said HSBC executives and regulators knowingly ignored warning signs and illegal behavior between 2001 and 2010, the New York Times reported.
Reuters wrote the suspicious funds were funneled through the bank from a number of countries including Iran, Syria and Mexico.
The BBC wrote at Tuesday's Senate hearings the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations heard from HSBC executives who apologized and tried to explain the bank's shortcomings.
HSBC Executive Christopher Lok said he found it "painful and embarrassing to talk about where we fell short."
The head of group compliance, David Bagley, stepped down after he told the Senate the bank had "fallen short of our own and regulators' expectations" but said a major compliance overhaul is now in effective. Bagley said despite being the head of compliance, he did not have the full authority to act, the BBC reported.
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HSBC's net income last year was $16.8 billion. It operates in about 80 countries with assets of $210 billion in its US operations.
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Hoisting with Cylinders
Figure 1 - Direct Pull
When used in a direct pull, with one cable supporting the load, the ratio between load lift height and cylinder stroke is 1:1. In this example, to raise a 1000 lb. weight a height of 6 inches, the cylinder must have a 6-inch stroke and must develop 1000 lbs. pull in retraction. Since the load is supported on one cable, the cable tension will be 1000 lbs.
Figure 2 - One Cable Wrap
By using suitable idler pulleys, two cables support the 1000 lb. load, with a tension of 500 lbs. in each cable. The cylinder-to-load ratio is now changed, and a 12-inch stroke is required to lift the weight a height of 6 inches, but the cylinder force is reduced to 500 lbs.
Figure 3 - Multiple Cable Wrap
The use of additional idler pulleys and more wraps further changes the cylinder-to-load ratio. For example, with four cables supporting the load, the tension in each cable is reduced to 250 lbs. The cylinder stroke must be increased to 24 inches, but a pull of only 250 lbs. is required. Notice that cable tension, cylinder stroke, and cylinder pull are all changed in the same ratio as the change in the number of cables supporting the load. An interesting point to notice on the three hoisting examples is that whether a large bore, short stroke cylinder is used as in Fig. 1, or a smaller bore, longer stroke model as in Figs. 2 and 3, the lift capacity, lifting speed, hydraulic system PSI and GPM is identical in each case provided the cylinder is matched to the application. The same hydraulic pumping unit could be used with any of these arrangements.
The table shows that at the same HP input, a substantial savings can be realized by reducing the cylinder bore and increasing its stroke. This is the important advantage of a multiple wrap system. You can buy more HP per pound and per dollar with small bore, longer stroke cylinders.
On multi-wrap systems, the savings on cylinder cost by using a smaller bore cylinder may be far greater than the extra cost of mechanical pulleys. Further advantages of a multi-wrap system are: lighter cylinder weight; and the cable, while longer, can be smaller in diameter, lighter in weight, more flexible, and can be less expensive. One disadvantage of multiple wrap is the additional friction load of pulleys and other mechanisms, and the internal friction of the wire rope. The chart below, given by one authority, shows the extra pull to be added to make up for friction of active pulleys. For each idler pulley in the system, an additional 5 to 7% may also be needed. 2-part line (2 cables supporting the load) - add 18% 3-part line (3 cables supporting the load) - add 25% 4-part line (4 cables supporting the load) - add 33%
Figure 4 - Suspended Load on a Cable.
This is a simplified method of finding cylinder force for tensioning a cable, and was derived from trigonometry, although a knowledge of trig is not necessary in order to use the method. Ratio values in the left column of the chart are "cotangent" values taken from a standard table of natural trigonometric functions. Multipliers in the right column are "cosecant" values for the same angle. For intermediate ratio values or those beyond the chart, regular trig tables may be used.
Assume the weight of the cable is relatively small as compared with the suspended weight. Tension in each leg of the cable will be equal if the weight is hanging in the exact center of the cable. Otherwise, the tension will be different in each leg. Solve for each leg. The first step, always, is to determine what percent of the load is supported by each leg of the cable. The load on each leg will be inversely proportional to distance A or A' from weight to support. In Fig. 4, total span is 20 feet, so 9,000 lbs. (75% of the weight) will be supported by the short leg and 3,000 lbs. (25% of the weight) will be supported by the longer leg. To solve for tension in a leg, after finding what per cent of the load it carries, take distance-A and divide it by the distance B (the sag) to find the ratio A ÷ B. Enter the left column of the chart and find this ratio. Use the multiplier from the right column to multiply times the portion of load carried by that leg. This gives the cylinder force necessary to support the load in this position. If the exact value of your calculated ratio does not appear in the chart, interpolate between the next higher and next lower ratio; then interpolate in the same way to find the multiplier. Solve for tension in short leg (Fig. 4): Ratio A ÷ B = 5 ÷ 2 = 2.50. Enter left column of chart and get multiplier, 2.69, on same line as ratio 2.50. Tension = 2.69 x 9,000 lbs. = 24,210 lbs. Solve for tension in longer leg: Ratio A ÷ B = 15 ÷ 2 = 7.50. Enter left column of chart and find ratio 7.50. Use multiplier 7.57 shown on same line. Tension= 7.57 x 3,000 lbs. = 22,710 lbs. In sizing a cylinder to tension the above cable, do not add tension in both legs. One cylinder will tension both legs of the cable. If pulling on the short leg, it must have 24,210 lbs. force; if pulling on the longer leg it must have 22,710 lbs. force. A small difference in elevation between the two end supports will not seriously affect the accuracy of tension calculations. However, if the difference in elevation results in an angle between cable and horizontal of more than 10 to 15°, a more involved trigonometric calculation will have to be made.
Hydraulic Motor Torque...
When pulling tension on a loaded cable with a winch drum driven with a hydraulic motor, use procedure described above for finding cable tension. Then solve for torque on winch drum by taking tension times drum effective radius. Then calculate theoretical motor torque by dividing drum torque by ratio between drum sheave or sprocket and hydraulic motor sheave or sprocket.
Example: Cable tension = 15,000 lbs; winch drum diameter 14 inches; winch drum drive sprocket diameter= 2 inches; motor sprocket diameter = 6 inches. Find theoretical torque required from the hydraulic motor. Solution: Winch drum torque is 15,000 x 7 (radius of drum) - 105,000 inch-lbs. Motor torque is found by dividing winch torque by drive sprocket ratio. Torque= 105,000 / 2 = 52,500 inch-lbs. This is theoretical torque required on the motor shaft. Allow extra torque for mechanical losses in sprocket drive and in winch drum bearings.
Download a PDF of Fluid Power Design Data Sheet 6 - Hoisting and Cable Tensioning with Cylinders.
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Most news from Google involves stuff like search ads, web services, mobile computing. The occasional Buzz or Wave, perhaps, that is a little confusing. But at the very least, no matter what Google does, it always involves a computer in some way. Well, not any more. Google has begun investing in wind power. This week, Google agreed to buy 114 megawatts of electricity from an Iowa wind farm.
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Project Linus Pattern
Skip-Stitch Blade Instructions
Easy-to-follow instructions for making a blanket using our Skip-Stitch blades. These blades are available for purchase in the Sewing Notions section of our online store.
- Cut fleece rectangle removing selvages.
- Position ruler lengthwise 3/4" from edge of fleece.
- Using a 45mm rotary cutter equipped with the Skip-Stitch blade, run cutter along edge of ruler with enough pressure to perforate the fleece.
- Mark last perforation with a pin. Reposition ruler to continue cutting. Place a blade tooth in the last perforation and continue cutting to end of the side. Repeat for each side of your project.
IMPORTANT: Run blade over each area only once. A second cutting will result in an unusable edge.
- Crochet the Foundation Pattern around your project turning the edge under as you go. This alone makes an attractive finish or, if desired, you may then add the edging pattern of your choice. Trimming a small triangle from each corner before beginning to crochet keeps the underside of the corner neater.
Foundation Pattern
With right side of fleece facing you, single crochet in any hole but corner hole, chain l, single crochet in next hole, chain l. Continue around blanket, working 3 single crochets in corner holes.
A Suggested Finishing Pattern
- From the front side of your project, slip-stitch in a back loop of a stitch on the foundation pattern.
- Skip a loop and work 3 double-crochets in the next loop.
- Skip a loop and slip-stitch in the next loop.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach the second hole from the corner. Continue the same pattern without skipping any loops until you reach the second hole on the other side of the corner.
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Donald Roblee, of North Creek, turned 100 years old on Saturday, June 2
Donald Roblee turned 100 Saturday, June 2, and the Adirondack Tri-County Nursing & Rehabilitation Center threw him a party.
Roblee was born at home in North Creek on June 2, 1912, one of five sons raised in North Creek. From 1934 until joining the U.S. Air Force in 1942, he was the assistant manager of the local A&P grocery store. He recalled in those days an assistant manager had to do a lot of hands-on work, often unpacking and stocking items like 100-pound bags of potatoes and flour several times a day.
During World War II, Roblee was stationed all over England, as well as in France and Holland. He worked in chemical warfare and had the dangerous job of storing and loading hazardous materials. He often had to load the P-47 Thunderbolts for bombing missions. This was particularly exhausting because they carried 2,500 pounds of bombs. He can still recall the formula of incendiary bombs — jellied gasoline and magnesium — and the dangers of mixing ammonia and chlorine.
After returning home, Roblee worked in the supply room of Barton Mines for 20 years. During that time, he met and married local resident Louise Freeburn, who passed away 10 years ago. She was a third-grade teacher who for many years worked at Warrensburg Central School. It was during her time there that the couple temporarily lived in Warrensburg. Roblee recalled that she was always well liked by her students, who knew that she had no qualms about keeping them after if they misbehaved. While the couple never had children, they had many nieces and nephews — "too many to count," Roblee said with a big smile.
It was one of his nieces who shared how, at the age of 94, he achieved a long-cherished dream: to own a Toyota SUV. He loved and took excellent care of it, driving it everywhere. It wasn't until after arriving home from a trip to Glens Falls four years later that they realized he was legally blind. As he walked in the door, he told them that he had forgotten to wear his glasses but hadn't noticed the difference at all. It was this same year that he moved into the Adirondack Tri-County Nursing Home, where he was been a popular and well-liked resident over the past two years.
Asked what the secret of living to 100 was, he thought for a moment before replying: "Don't plan ahead, just watch out for yourself and take care of each day."


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Iowa vs. LSU, Capital One Bowl, Orlando, Fla., Jan. 1 -- Quite the heady destination and opponent for the Hawkeyes, who have overachieved this season and thrived despite injury trouble in the backfield.
QB Drew Tate -- It's been a fantastic year for Tate as he completed 213-of-343 passes for 2,499 yards with 18 TDs and 12 interceptions. Those numbers are good, but his leadership skills and his ability to come up with a big play at a key moment make him special. He was selected the Big Ten first-team quarterback, as chosen by the coaches.
LBs Chad Greenway and Abdul Hodge -- These two received a ton of hype before the start of the season and then they went out and played like stars. They combined for 205 tackles, nine tackles for loss and nine passes defensed.
DT Jonathan Babineaux -- He is a bit undersized at 6-2 and 276 pounds, but Babineaux is exceptionally quick and consistent. In the 30-7 win over Wisconsin, Babineaux was a monster with seven tackles, including three for loss and two sacks, and a fumble recovery.
Running back Marques Simmons (ankle) should be ready to play by Jan. 1. Running backs Jermelle Lewis (knee), Albert Young (knee) and Marcus Schnoor (knee), fullback Champ Davis (knee), wide receiver Calvin Davis (knee), tight end Mike Follett (back), offensive lineman David Walker (arm) and defensive back Jonathan Zanders (collarbone) are expected to miss the bowl game.
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Every weekday morning at 10 a.m., the hosts at Classical MPR play a stand-out work based on the theme for the week. We call them Morning Glories.
On this week's Morning Glories we're featuring new releases by young string quartets.
Antonin Dvorak: String Quartet No. 12 "American"
Simon Bolivar String Quartet
This quartet of players comes from Venezuela's famous El Sistema program, which has also given us the Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra and conductor Gustavo Dudamel.
Jennifer Higdon: An Exaltation of Larks
Lark Quartet
In this piece, Jennifer Higdon imagines the energy and the song of a multitude of birds. What better group to play it than this quartet?
Howard Hanson: Concerto da Camera
Ying Quartet; Adam Neiman, piano
You'll hear Howard Hanson's personal blend of romantic and modern influences in this "chamber concerto," written in 1916-17, when the composer was in his early 20s.
Antonin Dvorak: String Quartet No. 13
Cypress String Quartet
To follow up Monday's "American" Quartet, we'll listen to the Cypress players and their all-Dvorak disc.
Ljova: Culai
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- Great to see Ryan O'Reilly get that first one - and for it be such a big one in such a great hockey city.
- I hope Duchene doesn't let his buddy's first goal get to him even more. Duchene is starting look too frustrated at times. He needs to relax and play his game -- he's first will come.
- I'd love to see Duchene's first in Detroit.
- Come to think of it - I'd love to see Duchene's first hat trick in Detroit.
- The officiating was simply awful. So bad that it probably evened itself out in the end. Simply not good enough when both teams have pretty legitimate arguments on why their opponent's 3rd period goals shouldn't have counted.
- We started to see some of that old Darcy Tucker we know and despised. He was not on the score sheet and took two horrible, unnecessary, selfish penalties in the 3rd period, both when the Avs were clinging to a 1 goal lead - one of them while the Avs were on the PP. He could have easily cost his team 1 or even 2 points.
- What a game for Cumiskey. The Montreal media name named his first start of the game.
- Foote is a much better partner for Cumiskey than Clark is. He has way more confidence to jump into the play with Footer back there - that takes Cumiskey from being a bit of liability to a dangerous weapon.
- Anderson continues to be rock solid. Way to go, Florida… First you let Luongo go for Bertuzzi, now you let Anderson walk. The Panthers make the worst personnel decisions in the NHL.
- What a start for David Jones who has 5 points in 3 games.
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Trying to estimate how mush paint I need for 2 coats in my basement.
About 300 to 350 sq ft depending on the quality of paint.
Hi Don,
1 gallon of paint would cover up to 400 square foot with one coat and good quality paint.
You are looking at about 330sq.ft. per gallon. With good quality paint.
Thanks guys.
Just so I'm clear, an 800sqft room would need roughly 5 cans of paint for 2 coats?!?
It would be between 4 and 5 gallons, unless the space is broken up into rooms then it would be more. Though you can stretch out the paint if you use a 13 mm micro-fibre roller sleeve, instead of the usual synthetic type. It will cost just a bit more and it rolls the paint on smoother as well. Looks better and less effort. You can get them at Home Depot or any paint store. Also, using a quality paint helps, at least a mid grade in a well known brand.
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Albion's hopes of landing Jack Butland on loan from Premier League Stoke City to solve the goalkeeping vacancy have hit a snag.
They are looking elsewhere for Tomasz Kuszczak's replacement, as Butland is unlikely to be available until September.
The Argus revealed a week ago the Seagulls' interest in taking England under-21 international Butland on loan for the season after former No. 1 Kuszczak was released in May.
Butland has plenty of Championship experience following a loan-back spell with former club Birmingham and temporary stints also with Barnsley and Leeds.
Albion are a more attractive proposition with their track record of reaching the play-offs but the timing of another temporary move for Butland away from the Britannia Stadium is dependent on the future of Asmir Begovic, pictured.
Stoke's highly-rated Bosnian No. 1 continues to be the subject of transfer speculation, with Real Madrid heading the queue.
A Stoke insider has told The Argus Butland, third choice at the Potteries club behind experienced Dane Thomas Sorensen, will not be going anywhere until Begovic's future is resolved.
Albion launch their Championship campaign at home to Sheffield Wednesday on August 9 – three weeks before the transfer window closes.
They can ill-afford to wait on Butland, with boss Sami Hyypia especially eager to sign both a goalkeeper and central defender following Matt Upson's move to Leicester.
Sorensen's fellow countryman Casper Ankergren, retained by Albion on a new one-year deal, and England under-19 prospect Christian Walton are likely to share the gloves in the opening pre-season friendly at Lewes today.
Chairman Tony Bloom is bullish about a competitive squad being in place for Hyypia's first season at the helm.
Albion are expected to make as many as seven signings by next month to bring the squad back up to strength.
Bloom said: "David (Burke, head of football), myself and he (Hyypia) are talking regularly on transfer targets and we will be making progress with those over the next few weeks.
"We are well prepared with transfer targets but obviously with a new manager it takes a little bit more time. We need Sami's input.
"Sami needs to watch quite a few games so it takes a little bit longer and also the World Cup does mean that player signings and transfers always happen later in the summer.
"I'm extremely confident we will bring in the right players. We can bring in a few players tomorrow.
"We just want to bring in the best players we can with the budget we've got and I'm confident for the start of the season we'll have a very competitive squad."


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BOB: Draft changes rundown
MLB teams will test new draft pool rules
This week is (or was, depending on when you read this) the first year player's draft, and this year things are going to be a bit more interesting because of some of the rules that are now in place because of the new collective bargaining agreement (CBA). Think of this as a luxury tax on draft signings.
Teams are given a pool of money to sign their players, and if they go over that amount, they have to either give up more money (that goes to the teams that kept their signings below the limit) or even future draft picks. Next year we will see the new free agent signing compensation rules go into play, but this year on that front it's business as usual.
How much money you get for your pool depends on where you're at in the draft and how many draft picks you have in the top ten rounds. You can see how the pools shake out in that solid column by Jonathon Mayo linked above, but it pretty much goes in the order you pick. The Houston Astros are given $1 million per draft pick while the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are given just $206,000 per pick. The Minnesota Twins have the overall biggest pool because they have two more picks than the Astros.
It will be interesting to see how teams go about their drafts under the new rules. Teams with the fewer dollars obviously have more constraints, but the teams at the top might be able to let slide a questionable player who might have a high dollar demand knowing he'll be back because some of the teams with less money won't be able to afford that player unless they go over their slot. Teams also have a shorter window of time to sign their players. Before, the signing dealine was August 15, but this year it is July 13.
Bill Maher buys share of New York Mets
HBO comedian Bill Maher said that he bought a minority stake in the New York Mets. It's not clear whether he bought a full $20 million stake, but apparently the terms of the deal include Maher getting his money back in six years with a three-percent interest rate.
I must have missed this and can't find anything on it, but this looks to be part of the $240 million multi-member sale that hedge fund billionaire Steven A. Cohen—who was supposed to be the only new minority stakeholder for that price in a deal that fell through last year—was involved in.
Dodgers ownership fallout
The Los Angeles Dodgers keep giving me things to write about. The latest is that the Dodgers are being investigated for possible criminal misconduct during the McCourts' ownership of the team. Documents have been requested from both the McCourts and MLB, and the investigation began last year. It looks like the focus is on tax issues and improprieties in spending the team's funds.
Right now, we're working with conjecture because this story was leaked. None of the parties involved—the McCourts, MLB or the Justice Department—is confirming or denying the investigation, so we'll see if this gets legs or if something happens and we never hear about it again, which in this day and age is difficult.
The other piece of Dodgers news deals with the ballpark. The new owners are looking to spend $100 million on renovating Dodgers Stadium, and some of that work will be starting soon. The team also is looking to ramp up its corporate sponsorships to give its revenue a bump, and they already have a few irons in the fire.
Charlotte Knights closer to new ballpark
A majority of the Charlotte City Council appears to be ready to vote on $8 million in subsidies so the Triple-A Charlotte Knights can build a new ballpark. The vote doesn't go down until June 11, but the current deal on the table took out a $2.5 million property tax rebate that had been considered. Instead, the city is going to add more hotel/motel tax revenues to help shore up the difference. The Knights originally wanted $11 million from the city, and they're getting $8 million from Mecklenburg County in addition to land valued around $20 million.
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The McCourt saga is just amazing. To think that he could do what he did, some of it maybe even criminal, and still sell the team for $2B is mind blowing.
The McCourt saga also suggests that MLB may have flunked their due diligence in allowing McCourt to purchase the Dodgers in the first place. MLB is not a publicly held corporation, so they have fewer obligations than otherwise, but at the very least they have some duty to prevent fraud upon governmental entities. I wonder if this is an issue in the alleged investigation?


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You Said It Column November 21, 2008
• Be careful: If you call a handyman for work to be done, and he says he'll be there a certain day, don't hold your breath, because the handymen in this town do not keep their word. I just went through my third one, and I have decided that your best bet is to call a professional company to do whatever. What do the handymen have to say for themselves?
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Clients Cannot Access Internet through SBS
Some recent Microsoft Updates were installed and required a reboot of Windows Server.
After the reboot, clients in the domain cannot access the Internet. I've rebooted many times since then and tried many things, but the clients no longer can connect to the Internet.
SBS is running DNS, AD, RAS, DHCP etc with one NIC on the LAN and another NIC on the WAN. Everything seems to be set up correctly, just as it was before the reboot.
Here is the current status.
- The clients can see each other inside the Active Directory domain.
- The Windows Server can connect to the Internet
- When the command "NSlookup [name of any domain computer] [server ip address]" is run from a client computer, the ip address of the domain computer is returned.
- Event view shows now errors logged for DNS Server
- "Ping [server ip address]" works fine from the client.
- "Ping microsoft.com" from the client returns "request timed out"
There must be one simple setting that is not correct. I cannot find it in any of the documentation on Technet.
Please help!
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Actually, "NSlookup [any internet domain name]" returns a valid IP address. So perhaps the problem is not with DNS, but rather, that clients are getting blocked?
On the client side, the Network Connection Status shows "IPV4 Connectivity: Internet". So, the client doesn't see any connection problem.
Something on Windows Server is either not working, or is blocking client traffic to the Internet (again, the server is fine--I'm using it now to connect here)
I'm running SBS11 (Server 2K8 R2 SP1) with 2 NICs.
I do not believe ISA is running. I was looking for it in the Admin panel and didn't find it.
I disabled IPV6 using the FixIT tool. (DHCP is still serving IPV6 addresses).
I am not using Network Access Protection, nor other network access policies. Unless something changed in the last Windows update, I didn't have any group policy restricting network access.
Clients are able to get IP addresses from DHCP and operate normally within in the domain on the LAN. Only when they try to get to the Internet, are they somehow getting blocked.
Depending on the mechanism you receive the MSDN subscription through you may indeed have some associated 'support incidents', BUT I'm not encouraging you to burn them for items that may be answered in the forums.
'home' works fine, vs seemingly identifying yourself as MS. (unless you really are an MS employee, which causes me some despair that 'MS expect consumers to be aware of product features and limitations while we have here an example of an MS employee that can't read same')
Changes to Windows Server caused SBS Dev to drop '2 NIC deployment' on versions later than SBS03R2. There are various reasons why this happened but the major items concerned 'multi-homed DCs' and changes to RRAS.(AFAIK)
I want to make sure that statement is as fully understood as possible. Changes to Windows Server (non-SBS) were the 'motivation' for the change. This was, to at least some extent, SBS Dev following Windows Server 'guidelines', making SBS _more_ 'Standard Server-like'.
Versions of SBS >03 _only_ support a single network interface.
The 2-NIC configuration had been working since installation. Maybe there is confusion about the version of O/S I'm running, which includes Server 2008 R2 SP1.
I now have it working, again.
I disabled RRAS and re-enabled it. Then, everything was back to normal.
There must be some confusion about the product I'm running.
It has always been running with 2 NICs. And after I disabled and re-enabled RRAS, it is running fine, again!
Regarding your despair, MS provides pre-sales support to inform customers of product features and limitations through 600,000+ certified partner personnel and through 1000's of MS Technical Specialist Professionals. ...I don't understand why it's bad for people to learn about products outside of their normal job function and area of expertise.
In any case, my SBS11/WS2K8R2 installation is running fine, again.
Thanks for your help.
Just to avoid confusion, any configuration for SBS 2008 and SBS 2011 that users more than one network adapter (nic) will not work properly, will "break" the wizards, and is not supported. It is not possible to confirm that Leigh Huang is actually managing his SBS with the wizards, nor that he has proper functionality, but I give him the benefit of the doubt... perhaps he is.
Anyone else reading this thead should not take that a a green light to utilize more than ONE nic in their SBS 2008 or SBS 2011. It is not supported.
Since Leigh has expressed bewilderment as to how it works with one nic... it works exactly the same as any other Windows Server, with the edge device doing the firewalling and port forwarding.
Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP]
There must be some confusion about the product I'm running.
It has always been running with 2 NICs. And after I disabled and re-enabled RRAS, it is running fine, again!
Regarding your despair, MS provides pre-sales support to inform customers of product features and limitations through 600,000+ certified partner personnel and through 1000's of MS Technical Specialist Professionals. ...I don't understand why it's bad for people to learn about products outside of their normal job function and area of expertise.
In any case, my SBS11/WS2K8R2 installation is running fine, again.
Thanks for your help.
However, your SBS (configured with 2NICs) and the whole content of this thread, is formally 'outside MS support parameters'.
It is _very disappointing_ that an MS employee should wish to do this.
The 2-NIC configuration had been working since installation. Maybe there is confusion about the version of O/S I'm running, which includes Server 2008 R2 SP1.
I now have it working, again.
I disabled RRAS and re-enabled it. Then, everything was back to normal.
Please 'unmark' this as 'answer'. It is a configuration in _direct conflict_ with SBS configuration parameters.
As a moderator of this forum I have unmarked your response as an Answer. The reason behind my action is that your proposed answer would lead one to believe that Small Business Server can be run satisfactorily with two active NICs, running RRAS. Since SBS 2008, two nics have not been support over security issues regarding using a Domain Controller (The SBS Server) as an "Edge" device connected directly to the internet. Following is a link to the a Blog from the SBS Product Team on supported Network Topologies http://blogs.technet.com/b/sbs/archive/2008/09/16/sbs-2008-supported-networking-topology.aspx While this blog is targeted for SBS 2008, it applies to SBS 2011 as well. The SBS MVPs and other community contributors have also created a WIKI/Build document for SBS 2011 on Technet which you can find here http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/1709.sbs-2011-standard-build-info-en-us.aspx
Since you are trying to learn the product, it's important that you follow best practices.
I hope this information helps
Cris Hanna, Microsoft SBS MVP, Owner-CPU Services, Belleville, IL
and sorry Leigh, but this may give you a 'feel' for how much concern we (not just MVP but 'community' in general) have that this be adressed properly:
The additonal network interface is known to interfere with SBS 'wizards'. _most_ experienced SBS admins will promote the use of the wizards. People who perform such 'outside the box' actions and ignore the use of the wizards often cause undue problem discussion and a perception that 'SBS is broken' when the simple fact is that _their implementation_ is wrong, and _causing_ such error.
I (personally) am concerned that your 2 NIC config has existed for _some time_, suggesting you are either ignoring or 'working around' problems that would be experienced in such situation.
_particularly_ in the case of an MS employee testing SBS, wanting to get familiar with the product, it is important that such be done properly.
OTOH: If you want to 1st do SBS 'the SBS way' then explore how SBS functionality may be expanded, I would ask that you preface your questions with 'an SBS experiment' (or similar).
Hi All,
I am having same problems... Just after server updates... DHCP behaving strangely.... not internet access to clients... BAD ADDRESS or IP conflicts... MS exchnage firewall rules gone.....
No error in event manager.
Please can someone guide...
Many Thanks
HI Sharpwaves:
Please start a new thread with your question and explain the symptoms and what update you installed before the problems began. Old threads get very little viewing, and most are not inclined to read an entire thread of old posts to see what "same problems" you refer to.
Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP]


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Five women, one man nominated for XC A-Team
Five women and one man have been nominated for the US Ski Team's A squad with two women and three men nominated for the B team.
The A-Team will continue to be anchored by Kikkan Randall, winning her second straight sprint title and finishing third overall on the World Cup tour to become arguably the greatest cross country skier the US has ever produced. But Randall had considerable help this season. She and Jessica Diggins claimed the gold medal in the World Championship team sprint with Liz Stephen, Holly Brooks and Ida Sargent all producing outstanding results during the season with Andy Newell, the lone male on the A team list, adding a fifth place ranking in the sprint standings.
The B-Team nominations include Erik Bjornsen and Sadie Bjornsen of the Alaska Pacific University team, Sophie Caldwell, Simi Hamilton and Noah Hoffman.
The "preliminary list of nominations" include active athletes qualified based on publish selection criteria. The team will be officially named in the fall. Among criteria for the coming World Cup season are an overall ranking among the top 50 in the 2013 World Cup season, a top 30 ranking in World Cup sprint or distance ranking and/or the 2013 USSA SuperTour title.


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JUDGE MILTON B. HARRISON, who died November 24, 1904, was one of the most distinguished lawyers that has ever practiced at the Menard county bar. No political preferment or mere place can ever add to the power or increase the honor which belongs to a true and educated lawyer. It is well known that the peace and prosperity of every community, in fact, of the nation, depends upon a wise interpretation as well as upon a judicious framing of the law. A well known jurist of Illinois said, "In the American state the great and good lawyer must always be prominent, for he is one of the forces that control society." Judge Harrison ranked with the distinguished representatives of the Menard county bar and always stood as a safe conservator of the rights and liberties of the people. He was the defender of popular interests, the champion of freedom regulated by law and the firm supporter of good government. Moreover, he was one of the native pioneer sons of Menard county, Illinois, and it is therefore with signal consistency that we present the record of his career. His was a life of marked fidelity to duty, of exceptional ability and comprehensive understanding of the principles of jurisprudence. He stood as the arbitrater of justice, was impartial, of well balanced intellect, was thoroughly familiar with the law, possessed and analytical mind and also a self-control that enabled him to lose his individuality, his personal feelings, his prejudice and his peculiarities of disposition in the dignity, impartiality and equity of the office to which life, property, right and liberty must look for protection.
Milton Bryant Harrison was born June 7, 1824, on the old family homestead now owned by Harry Houghton, south of the city of Petersburg. He was a son of Ezekiel Brian Harrison, a minister, who was born in Virginia, July 19, 1786. The mother, who bore the maiden name of Ann James Bell, was born in the same state, June 14, 1792. His paternal grandparents were Ezekiel H. and Mary (Brian) Harrison, also natives of Virginia. His parents were married in Rockingham county of the Old Dominion and removed with their family in 1823 to Menard county. They had ten children, of whom Mrs. Enoch Megredy is now the only surviving member.
Judge Harrison began his education in a log schoolhouse at Old Salem. The little "temple of learning" had slab seats upon wooden pegs, oil paper taking the place of window glass, and the room was heated by an immense fireplace. The teacher was Menter Graham. His second teacher was Thomas J. Nance, who held sway in an upper room in the residence of James Goldsby and Judge Harrison was then seven years of age. His third teacher was S. Skaggs and the school was held in a vacant house on Goldsby's farm. He afterward continued his studies in a room in the residence of Jesse Maltby, the teacher being Miss Bonney. The next school which he attended was taught in a vacant house on the farm of his brother, John Harrison, the teacher being Miss Emily Chandler, who was also his first Sunday-school teacher. Again he became a student under Menter Graham at the Hardshell Baptist church, followed by study under Lewis B. Wynne. At the age of nine years he attended the Farmers Point school, the building having been erected by his father, E. B. Harrison, Jesse Maltby and James B. Goldsby, Sr., and others. His subsequent teachers were J. F. Harrison, John Goldsby and H. Lightfoot. Later he attended school in Petersburg, where he received instruction from F. McCarty and C. B. Waldo. He was also a student under W. C. Pierce at Lick Creek in Sangamon county and it was in that locality near Loami that he taught his first school in 1846. While a student in early boyhood he studied his spelling at night by the light of the pine knots, for there were too many others in the family sitting around the tallow candle for the younger members of the household to get near the light. While teaching school he studied law at night just to know it and profitably employed his time, while keeping up his habit of remaining home evenings while other young men played games "out." Later he conducted a tanyard and a brickyard on land west of his home. He afterward turned his attention to the bakery business in 1847 in Petersburg in connection with George Davidson and conducted this until the fall of 1848, when he sold out. In the spring of 1849, when twenty-five years of age, he entered into partnership with J. F. Harrison, with whom he remained for a year, after which he engaged in teaching school. From 1853 until 1855 he was again with J. F. Harrison as a merchant of Petersburg and later was with C. L. Carman, who was succeeded by his brother, E. G. F. Harrison. This partnership lasted for two years, when Judge Harrison purchased his brother's interest. He was again with J. F. Harrison from 1865 until 1869, and was with M. F. Moore from 1869 until 1873, under the firm name of Harrison & Moore. For some time he was thus associated with mercantile interests and displayed excellent business ability and executive force. He was also called to public duties, being made deputy collector of internal revenue of the ninth congressional district of Illinois under W. G. Green. On the 20th of January, 1864, he was appointed collector of internal revenue by Abraham Lincoln, which office he filled until failing health compelled him to resign. During a part of that time he made an enrollment for Menard county of the persons subject to draft and was himself enrolled in both Menard and Fulton counties. It was his earnest desire to go to the front in defense of the Union and the old flag, but his health would not permit. He, however, was a most patriotic and loyal-spirited man and did everything in his power at home to promote the progress of the war and secure the triumph of the Union arms.
Judge Harrison finally decided to try farming in order that the outdoor exercise might prove beneficial to his health, which had become greatly impaired during the close confinement in the sheriff's office. For several years he followed agricultural pursuits west of Springfield and in 1883 he removed with his family to Eureka Springs, Arkansas, in the hope of being benefited physically, for his health was still in a precarious condition. After thirteen months among the mountains and springs in that part of the country he returned with his family to the farm, where they resided for a few months and then established his home in Petersburg in order that he might educate his daughters in the city. There he resided up to the time of his death, which occurred on Thanksgiving evening at 8:20, November 24, 1904. Thus passed away a man of unimpeachable character. His life was a record of honesty, justice, patience, urbanity and industry.
Judge Harrison's political support was ever given to the Republican party. In 1846, when twenty-two years of age, he cast his first vote for Abraham Lincoln, then a candidate for congress. He had been acquainted with Lincoln at Old Salem when the martyred president there worked in a mill, to which Judge Harrison would often carry corn on horseback to be ground. He again voted for Lincoln in 1860, when he became candidate for the presidency.
Judge Harrison was married to Mrs. Meldrum Sutton, nee Hunter, on New Year's eve at Jacksonville Centenary church just at the close of a watch meeting in 1870. Her death occurred October 2, 1899, and thus he survived her for five years. She had been a fitting companion of her husband, possessing a bright, sunny disposition, combined with a quiet, modest demeanor. She was educated in Jacksonville Academy. She was a kind and loving wife and mother and had a host of warm friends. Her interests centered in her home, which was justly celebrated for its hospitality, and because of her many good traits of character she was beloved by all who knew her. Unto Judge and Mrs. Harrison were born two children. M. H. Belle is now the wife of Barton S. Osborn, who resides on a farm four miles south of Petersburg, and they have two children, George Harrison and Ernest Barton. Miss Frances Harrison, the younger daughter, is also a resident of Menard county.
Judge Harrison became a member of the Methodist church when fourteen years of age, a society being formed at his home, and lived a consistent Christian life, being an earnest worker in behalf of the cause of religion and of education. In fact, he stood as the champion of every measure which he believed would contribute to the general good. The beautiful new Methodist church west of the square is a fitting monument to his untiring efforts in the work for his Master. In private life he was distinguished by all that marked the true gentleman. His was a noble character, one that subordinated personal ambition to public good and sought rather the benefit of others than the aggrandizement of self. In Menard county, where he spent almost his entire life, he was numbered among the most honored citizens and received the highest regard and esteem of people of all classes. It was his earnest wish -- often expressed -- that his accounts might be settled for both this world and the next and that he might owe no man anything when he died. Justice and right permeated his entire career. He was a kind, loving and indulgent husband and father and his splendid qualities so endeared him to those with whom he came in contact that at his death Menard county mourned the loss of one of its most honored and representative citizens.


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Market Maker Surveillance Report. T, NVDA, EXC, TKGBY, PCS, UAL, Bullishly Biased Price Friction For Friday, April 12th 2013
Apr 15, 2013 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- BUYINS.NET / www.buyins.net, announced today its proprietary Market Maker Friction Factor Report for Friday. Since October 2008 market makers are now required to be on the bid as much as they are on the offer and for like amounts of stock. This Fair Market Making Requirement is designed to prevent market makers from manipulating stock prices. On Friday there were 4035 companies with "abnormal" market making, 2018 companies with positive Friction Factors and 3135 companies with negative Friction Factors. Here is a list of the top companies with Abnormal Price Friction (bullish bias) in their stock prices. This means that there was more selling than buying in the stocks and their stock prices rose. AT&T Inc (NYSE:T), NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA), Exelon Corp (NYSE:EXC), Turkiye Garanti Bankasi AS (OTC:TKGBY), Platinum Communications Corp (NYSE:PCS), United Continental Holdings Inc (NYSE:UAL). To access Friction Factor, Naked Short Data and SqueezeTrigger Prices on all stocks please visit
Market Maker Friction Factor is shown in the chart below: Symbol Change Percent Buy Volume Buy %% Sell Volume Sell %% Net Volume Friction T $0.050 0.13% 5,223,695 26.48% 7,404,131 37.54% -2,180,436 Abnormal NVDA $0.330 2.58% 8,847,790 45.96% 10,410,193 54.07% -1,562,403 Abnormal EXC $0.040 0.11% 1,485,218 26.29% 2,883,307 51.04% -1,398,089 Abnormal TKGBY $0.040 0.74% 243,160 11.36% 1,490,429 69.64% -1,247,269 Abnormal PCS $0.210 1.86% 11,098,561 30.11% 12,954,807 35.15% -1,856,246 Abnormal UAL $0.140 0.46% 668,670 15.38% 2,536,330 58.34% -1,867,660 Abnormal Analysis of the Friction Factor chart above shows that each of the six stocks mentioned above had more selling than buying on Friday and their stock prices rose. The Friction Factor displays how many more shares of buying than selling are required to move a stock higher by one cent or how many more shares of selling than buying moves a stock lower by 1 cent.
For example, the chart above shows T with 2,180,436 greater shares of selling than buying (NetVol) and the stock price was up $0.05000. This means the Market Makers were trading the stock in a way inconsistent with normal supply and demand (Economics 101); more selling than buying should cause prices to drop.
AT&T Inc (NYSE:T) - AT&T Inc. provides telecommunications services to consumers, businesses, and other providers in the United States and internationally. The company operates in three segments: Wireless, Wireline, and Other. The Wireless segment offers various wireless voice and data communication services, including local wireless communications services, long-distance services, and roaming services. It also sells various handsets, wirelessly enabled computers, and personal computer wireless data cards through its owned stores, agents, or third-party retail stores; and accessories comprising carrying cases, hands-free devices, batteries, battery chargers, and other items to consumers, as well as to agents and third-party distributors. The Wireline segment provides data services, such as switched and dedicated transport, Internet access and network integration, U-verse services, and data equipment; businesses voice applications over IP-based networks; and digital subscriber lines, dial-up Internet access, private lines, managed Web-hosting services, packet services, enterprise networking services, and Wi-Fi services, as well as local, interstate, and international wholesale networking capacity to other service providers. This segment also offers voice services consisting of local and long-distance services for various business applications, which include sales, reservation centers, or customer service centers; and wholesale switched access service to other service providers. The Other segment provides application management, security services, integration services, customer premises equipment, outsourcing, government-related services, and satellite video services. The company was formerly known as SBC Communications Inc. and changed its name to AT&T Inc. in November 2005. AT&T, Inc. was founded in 1983 and is based in Dallas, Texas..
NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) - NVIDIA Corporation provides graphics chips for use in smartphones, personal computers (PC), tablets, and professional workstations markets worldwide. It operates in three segments: Graphic Processing Unit (GPU), Professional Solutions Business (PSB), and Consumer Products Business (CPB). The GPU segment offers GeForce discrete graphics and chipset products, which support desktop and notebook PC s, as well as sells flash memory products. The PSB segment provides Quadro professional workstation products and Tesla high-performance computing products to deliver high graphics performance and application compatibility for professionals in the manufacturing, entertainment, medical, science, and aerospace industries. The CPB segment offers Tegra system-on-chip products for smartphones, tablets, automotive infotainment systems, and other similar devices; and Icera baseband processors and radio frequency transceivers for mobile connectivity. This segment also licenses video game consoles and other digital consumer electronics devices. The company sells its products to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, add-in-card and motherboard manufacturers, system builders, and consumer electronics companies. NVIDIA Corporation was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California..
Exelon Corp (NYSE:EXC) - Exelon Corporation, a utility services holding company, engages in the energy generation and distribution business in the United States. It is involved in the generation of electricity from nuclear, fossil, hydro, and renewable energy sources; and wholesale and retail customer supply of electric and natural gas products and services, including renewable energy products, risk management services, and natural gas exploration and production activities. The company also engages in the purchase and regulated retail sale of electricity; provision of distribution and transmission services in northern Illinois, southeastern Pennsylvania, and central Maryland. In addition, it is involved in the purchase and regulated retail sale of natural gas; and the provision of distribution services in the Pennsylvania counties surrounding the City of Philadelphia, as well as in central Maryland, including the City of Baltimore. The company serves residential, commercial, industrial, and wholesale customers; and owns generation assets with approximately 34,650 megawatts. It delivers electricity and natural gas to approximately 6.6 million customers in central Maryland, northern Illinois, and southeastern Pennsylvania. Exelon Corporation was founded in 1887 and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois..
Turkiye Garanti Bankasi AS (OTC:TKGBY) - T rkiye Garanti Bankasi A.S. provides retail, commercial, corporate, and small and medium size enterprises (SME) banking services. It offers current accounts, savings accounts, time deposit accounts, term deposits, structured deposit accounts, and accumulating accounts, as well as mutual funds, T-bills/government bonds, Eurobonds, repos, equities, dual currency deposits, Turkish derivatives exchange accounts, and forwards. The company also provides loan products comprising general purpose, auto, revolving, POS, house, spot TL, spot FX, discount, SME banking support, SME project, installment, working capital, foreign currency, foreign currency indexed, foreign currency check redemption, and gold-backed loans; overdraft accounts; letters of guarantee and reference; and mortgage products. In addition, it offers SME and import factoring, supplier and export financing, and financial leasing services; debit and credit cards, business cards, and safety boxes; money transfers, salary and tax payments, bill payments, payment orders, and check payment services; and check, bill, and POS collections services. Further, the company provides auto, liability, health, unemployment, life, house, accident, business premises, fire, freight, engineering, liability, loan, and agricultural insurance products, as well as private and group pension products. Additionally, it offers private and corporate banking, cash management, fleet management, asset management, and Internet and telephone banking services; and engages in treasury and investment banking activities. The company operates through a network of 921 branches in Turkey; 7 foreign branches in Cyprus, Luxembourg, and Malta; and 3 representative offices in London, D sseldorf, and Shanghai, as well as approximately 3,500 ATMs. It operates in Turkey, the Netherlands, Romania, Russia, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, Malta, Luxembourg, and Germany. The company was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Istanbul, Turkey..
Platinum Communications Corp (NYSE:PCS) - MetroPCS Communications, Inc., a wireless telecommunications carrier, together with its subsidiaries, provides wireless broadband mobile services in the United States. Its services comprise voice services, such as local, domestic long distance, and international call services; and data services, including domestic and international text messaging, multimedia messaging, mobile Internet access, mobile instant messaging, location based services, social networking services, push e-mail, and multimedia streaming and downloads, as well as services provided through the binary runtime environment for wireless, Blackberry, Windows, and the Android platforms comprising ringtones, ring back tones, games, content, and applications. The company also offers custom calling features consisting of caller ID, call waiting, three-way calling, and voicemail services. In addition, it sells a range of feature phones and smartphones. The company provides its products and services under the MetroPCS brand name through independent retail outlets and company operated retail stores, as well as through Internet. As of December 31, 2011, it served approximately 9.3 million customers, as well as operated 162 retail stores primarily in the metropolitan areas of Atlanta, Boston, Dallas/Fort Worth, Detroit, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Orlando/Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Sacramento, San Francisco, and Tampa/Sarasota. MetroPCS Communications, Inc. was incorporated in 2004 and is headquartered in Richardson, Texas..
United Continental Holdings Inc (NYSE:UAL) - United Continental Holdings, Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides passenger and cargo air transportation services. The company operates in six continents from its hubs in Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, Guam, Houston, Los Angeles, New York/Newark, San Francisco, Tokyo, and Washington, D.C. It also sells fuel, as well as offers catering, ground handling, and maintenance services for third parties. The company was formerly known as UAL Corporation and changed its name to United Continental Holdings, Inc. in October 2010. United Continental Holdings, Inc. was founded in 1934 and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois..
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While the Miami Dolphins were waiting all night long on a certain left tackle to decide on St. Louis or Miami, they managed to take another wide receiver off the market in Brandon Gibson.
Brandon Gibson brings another weapon to the Miami Dolphins offense. The wide receiver corps of 2012 has changed considerably in that two new receivers have been signed during this week of free-agency. Brandon Gibson brings some speed, quickness, and ability to get separation and make big plays.
Gibson with the Rams last season caught 51 passes, had 691 yards, and 5 touchdowns. The big number that sticks out is 5 touchdowns in an offense that featured Gibson in different formations. Let's remember that the Dolphins' wide receivers caught three touchdowns the entire season.
Against the Dolphins last season, Gibson took the cover off of the Miami secondary and quickly amassed 91 yards on 7 receptions. Gibson was also the 39th ranked WR this season by PFF, one spot ahead of Bess. Gibson had a better drop rate % than Bess though.
Some people in the media, especially recently on the Jorge Sedano Show on WQAM feel Gibson is like Brian Hartline, but with the touchdowns.
In addition, with signing of Gibson, will the Miami Dolphins look to cut one of their veteran receivers under contract such as Davone Bess?
The move does not seem surprising since Gibson last weekend was rumored to be in the Dolphins plans as a plan B. We know he is more than a plan B and should compliment this offense quite well.
Now we know for sure that Gibson has been signed for 3 years and could be an important piece to this team, this season! The Dolphins can run out of 3-4 wide receiver sets with competent and dynamic receivers.
Going forward, will the Miami Dolphins still go after for another receiver in the draft or are they done? A ton of questions still need to be answered in the coming weeks!
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A powerful antioxidant ingredient in green tea kills human cancer cells in laboratory experiments. Tests of the ingredient, called epigallocatechin-3-gallate, showed it killed cancer cells in samples of skin, lymph system, and prostate tissue taken from both humans and mice while leaving healthy cells unharmed, report researchers from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. Exactly how the tea ingredient works against cancer remains unclear. The compound leads to the programmed cell death, or apoptosis, of cancer cells.
It seems that somehow, through a cell-cell signaling pathway, it is communicated to the cancer cells that they better commit suicide or they'll be murdered. So cells make a decision and undergo apoptosis. At the highest dose of the green tea ingredient, nearly all cells were found to be in the latest stages of apoptosis. The researcher says the new findings add to previous test-tube studies showing that the tea ingredient prevented tumors in animal tissue. Dietary studies of tea consumption in people also suggest that green tea has some cancer preventive properties.
Some nutritional epidemiology studies have suggested that green tea consumption might be effective in the prevention of certain human cancers -- cancers of the bladder, prostate, esophagus, and stomach. One hospital in Shanghai reported that the recurrence of esophageal cancer was low in that part of the population that was drinking green tea. Green tea accounts for about 20% of global tea consumption, with black tea making up most of the rest. Tea consumption in the world is very high and ranks second to water consumption. The researcher notes that a cup of green tea contains between 100 and 200 milligrams of the anti-tumor ingredient.
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