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EC GOP Turmoil? : So what
by Dave Debo
posted Jul 5 2011 12:46PM
In the past, Republicans seldom spoke out publicaly against one another. Wasn't Ronald Reagan's 11th commandment "Thou Shalt Not Speak Ill of Another Republican"? But If you read between the lines of this past Sunday's discussion about the Erie County GOP, I think you an argue that this one is no longer however carved in a stone tablet.
In fact, if you are talking about carving.... let's stick with the metaphor.... the long knives are out.
Point #1: There are enough disgruntled Republicans out there, disenchanted by the ill fated Jane Corwin congressional campaign and those who ran it to suggest that lockstep unity is not automatic. Tea NY Leader Rus Thompson says he is most likely to support Chris Collins for County Executive, but less likely to work with GOP Chair Nick Langworthy and others in control. Ditto ex Paladino operative Mike Caputo, who went out of his way to fire a salvo at Langworthy, in the form of his on air comments,
and the accompanying commentary at WBEN.com
Point #2: It may not matter. Even those with liberal leanings (Artvoice Editor Geoff Kelly) or really sharp axes to grind (Ex county exec Joel Giambra) will say-- and recently did say on air -- that Caputo and Thompson don't have a massive base in terms of boots on the ground. Tree in the forest time.
Suburban Republicans outnumber Democrats and are likely to support Collins regardless. And as long as he has a campaign warchest of considerable size, a record of fiscal conservatism, and the money to remind you about it with daily campaign mailers, he's on his way.
Is it worth noting that the stone tablet has some cracks in it? Sure. Is the mountain too high to climb? Absolutely not.
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Proud, symbolic and with great dignity, a Massey Harris 780 Combine Harvester is recovered from the town Museum of Horn in Austria back to AGCO's UK facility at Abbey Park, Stoneleigh to be completely renovated back to its original standard by a volunteer group of Abbey Park employees.
The Combine Harvester restoration project is part of the commemoration of 75 years of the world's first commercial production of the self-propelled Combine Harvester in 1938. The first self-propelled Combine harvester in Europe was first assembled in Manchester, UK in 1947 before full design and production began at M-H's Combine factory in Kilmarnock, Scotland in 1948. The M-H 780 was one of the most successful produced there and went on to become one of the first to be fully branded Massey Ferguson.
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Now that the dust has settled over in the southern hemisphere, Planet Rugby thought it was only right to hand out some praise to the stars of Super Rugby, Round 14.
Super Rugby Team of the Week: Round 14
15 Israel Folau (Waratahs): Just because Folau didn't score a try doesn't mean he wasn't impressive. His hunger for work was enormous and he made 107 metres, beating four defenders and making two clean breaks and three offloads. He also laid Horne's second try on a platter. Credit to Mike Harris.
14 Cornal Hendricks (Cheetahs): The former Blitzbokke star received a call-up to the Springboks training camp on Monday and it's easy to see why. His pace caused the Brumbies problems as Hendricks topped 50 metres. A mention for the excellent Tom Kingston of the Rebels.
13 Malakai Fekitoa (Highlanders): The soon-to-be All Blacks centre had another fine game in a tight contest against the Hurricanes. Fekitoa did the work in defence making 12 tackles but also beat five defenders going forward. Credit to Adam Ashley-Cooper after getting his first try of the season for the Waratahs.
12 Mitch Inman (Rebels): Underrated in the Rebels midfield, Inman was a workhorse on both sides of the ball as the Rebels defeated the Reds for the first time. Inman made ten tackles and 11 carries, beating a couple of defenders and supplying key offloads.
11 Rob Horne (Waratahs): Two tries for the Waratahs back in Sydney continued Horne's fine run of form, the first an absolutely beauty as he cut in and scythed through the defence. Four clean breaks, six defenders beaten and 106 metres made plus ten tackles; Horne was a machine.
10 Francois Steyn (Sharks): Tough to keep out Bernard Foley here but the enormity of Steyn's performance given the circumstances in Christchurch deserves praise. Down to 14-men for 50 minutes, Steyn kicked ten points, provided a brilliant assist and beat three defenders in a gritty outing.
9 Luke Burgess (Rebels): Was replaced after injuring his knee midway through the second half against the Reds in Brisbane but by then he had done enough to win his personal duel with Wallaby incumbent Will Genia. Burgess proved a handful on attack, gained 66 metres in the process and was rewarded with two tries, of which the first is a contender for the best five-pointer of the round. A mention for the Hurricanes' TJ Perenara.
8 Boom Prinsloo (Cheetahs): Victories against the Brumbies don't come cheap and Prinsloo's work rate was phenomenal, making a phenomenal 20 carries, beating five defenders in the process. A shout out too for Duan Vermulen.
7 Nizaam Carr (Stormers): Won the man-of-the-match award in the win over the Western Force after another hard-working display. Carr linked well with his back-line, made an impact at the breakdowns and was one of the Stormers' top defenders with 14 tackles made. A good allround display. A mention for Force tackle machine, Matt Hodgson, who made a whopping 17 hits!
6 Tera Mtembu (Sharks): He started at openside in Christchurch but we're not too fussed about switching Mtembu since he essentially had play the role of both flankers in Jean Deysel's absence. And when Willem Alberts spent ten minutes in the bin, became a one-man back row!
5 Stephan Lewies (Sharks): Perhaps the toughest pick of the week with a number of standout candidates. But possession was everything for the 14-Sharks and Lewies was a reliable line-out target, taking nine clean catches at line-out time. Mentions too for Michael Rhodes who made 16 tackles and took 10 line-outs as well as Joe Wheeler who made 18 hits.
4 Jeremy Thrush (Hurricanes): What a season Thrush is having for the 'Canes! We counted 12 times that he had his team going forward after carrying the ball. He also won six line-outs. A mention too for Ruan Botha.
3 Jeffrey Toomaga-Allen (Hurricanes): Possesses the full skill-set. Toomaga-Allen made 30 metres from seven carries and produced 13 tackles, beating a couple of defenders along the way.
2 Stephen Moore (Brumbies): First-rate as ever, Moore's late try gave the Brumbies hope of a fightback but it was too late. Still, Moore worked tirelessly and the Brumbies line-out was on song.
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KINGSPORT, Tenn. - A string of bizarre 911 calls lead Kingsport Police searching for an endangered child, but police say it turned out to be a big misunderstanding.
Back on December 19 a woman made several 911 calls saying she was worried about her child laying along Lynn Garden Drive.
Police tell us she disconnected one of the calls and since then officers have been searching for an endangered child.
Detective Martin Taylor says by using that cell phone number they were able to meet with the woman and learned she was actually looking for her 17-year-old son. "There was no small child left beside the roadway, no crime has been committed. It was a big misunderstanding basically," added Detective Martin.
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Hammer toe. Ortho Info—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons website. Available at: http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00160. Updated September 2012. Accessed February 11, 2016.
Hammertoe. Foot Health Facts—American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons website. Available at: http://www.foothealthfacts.org/footankleinfo/hammertoes.htm. Accessed February 11, 2016.
Hammer toe. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T114646/Hammer-toe. Updated March 30, 2015. Accessed February 11, 2016.
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Derby pitch invader says sorry
The Manchester City fan who ran on to the pitch and tried to confront Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand in Sunday's derby match has apologised, his solicitors said on Monday.
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Matthew Stott, 21, had to be restrained by City keeper Joe Hart and was arrested following Robin van Persie's late winner at the Etihad Stadium.
He was subsequently charged with pitch encroachment.
Speaking through his solicitors Stephen Lickrish and Associates he confessed his guilt - and said sorry to the Manchester United defender.
In a statement, the landscape gardener, from Knutsford, said: "I would like to apologise to all those affected by my actions yesterday, particularly Mr Ferdinand and the other players.
"I am extremely ashamed of my actions. I have let myself down, my family down, my fellow fans down and Manchester City Football Club.
"I intend to write personally to Mr Ferdinand to express my extreme regret and apologies and also apologise to Manchester United and their fans.
"I would like to thank Joe Hart for his actions when I came on the pitch.
"I have been a fan of Manchester City Football Club all my life and I have been a season ticket holder for three years and I attend the games with my father. I have had the same seat in the section next to the away fans for those three years."
Rebecca Caulfield, solicitor at Stephen Lickrish & Associates, is representing Stott.
She said: "Mr Stott is a hard-working man who has held a full-time job as a landscape gardener for four years and lives with his partner of five years.
"He has never been to court before and has never been in trouble with any of the stewards at Manchester City Football Club before, or at any other ground.
"He is extremely remorseful and is mortified by his behaviour, which is completely out of character.
"This was a momentary mistake by Mr Stott, which has led to him being charged, brought shame on his family, and will bring sanctions on the club that Mr Stott has supported all his life."
She added: "Mr Stott will accept the consequences of his actions.
"He would like to make clear that he is not the stereotypical drunken football fan but a fan that attends games with his father.
"He is embarrassed and ashamed of his temporary moment of madness that has brought wider consequences on the club he supports and his fellow fans."
Police charged a total of nine people, including for a racially aggravated public order offence, pitch encroachment, breach of football banning orders and other public offences - including being drunk and disorderly.
In addition one man was arrested but released without charge for ticket touting, a woman was cautioned for being drunk and disorderly, a 45-year-old male was summonsed over a racially aggravated public order offence while another man remains in police custody on suspicion of possessing a class A drug.
A police spokesman said they were continuing to work with City to identify the offender who threw a coin at Ferdinand, cutting the defender above his left eye as he celebrated the winning goal.
"To have just 13 arrests for a crowd of this size and a match of this proportion is a testament to the policing operation we put in place," said Chief Inspector Steve Howard.
"Despite fierce rivalry and high tension there was no major disorder. However, we will continue to investigate the coin-throwing incident and are determined to work with the club to bring the perpetrator to justice."
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Tallahassee-based MC and vocalist T-Pain (born Faheem Najm) came up in a rap group called Nappy Headz but went pro as a solo R&B artist after he recorded "I'm F**ked Up," a personal take on Akon's Top Ten hit "Locked Up." Akon heard the track and took T-Pain under his wing with a contract on his Jive-distributed Konvict Muzik label. Produced and written mostly by T-Pain, Rappa Ternt Sanga was released in December 2005, led by the Top 20 single "I'm Sprung." Epiphany followed in June 2007. His 2008 album, Thr33 Ringz, was conceptually based around the circus and played up the singer's "Ringleader Man" persona. rEvolver, which followed in 2011, was another conceptual effort, this time putting the focus on how much T-Pain had evolved since his previous effort. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi
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The U.S. Davis Cup team will have a familiar look for its first-round tie against Great Britain in San Diego, with John Isner, Sam Querrey, Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan tabbed to suit up for Captain Jim Courier's squad.
The 2014 first round will mark the fourth consecutive tie the four men have comprised the U.S. Davis Cup team, and at least three of them have teamed to represent the U.S. in six of the last nine ties.
The best-of-five match series will be played on a temporary clay court in left field at Petco Park in San Diego, Jan. 31 through Feb. 2. To purchase tickets, go to the "Event Information" section on USTA.com's Davis Cup San Diego page.
The No. 13 player in the world, Isner will play No. 1 singles for the U.S.; overall, he is 6-7 in singles in Davis Cup play and boasts wins over Roger Federer and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, both on clay. Querrey is 4-6 in Davis Cup play and is currently ranked No. 51 in the world, though he figures to rise after upsetting No. 23 seed Ernests Gulbis en route to the third round at the Australian Open. The Bryan brothers, one of the most decorated teams in tennis and Davis Cup history, are 20-4 as a team in Davis Cup play.
Reigning Wimbledon champion Andy Murray, veteran James Ward, 19-year-old Kyle Edmund and doubles standout Colin Fleming will compete for Great Britain.
The U.S.-Great Britain rivalry is the oldest in Davis Cup history, dating back to the first competition in 1900. The U.S. holds an 11-7 record against Britain in Davis Cup play, winning the last four ties. Overall, the U.S. is 110-17 all-time in Davis Cup ties played at home, including 17-2 in the state of California.
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Guide to the Dello G. Dayton Academic Affairs Vice President records
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Arrangement of Materials:Arranged into nine series by position: Series 1, History professor, 1946-1975; Series 2, Chairman of Social Science Division, 1953-1972; Series 3, Planning, 1960-1980; Series 4, Dean of Arts, Letters, and Science, 1961-1982; Series 5, Dean of Curriculum, 1967-1980; Series 6, Academic Affairs Vice President, 1972-1981; Series 7, Division of State History, 1960-1980; Series 8, Miscellaneous, 1944-1979; Series 9, Personal Education, 1934-1949; Series 10, Addendum files, 1963-1981.Each series is filled alphabetically and chronological. Information listed on the folder is not inclusive of its total contents. Some materials have been moved from one folder to another to keep the continuity of the information. For instance, in series 3 planning information regarding this issue has been taken from the different areas of the collection. However, there will still be some planning materials throughout the collection. Information on certain topics that are on the same subject located in different parts of the collection will have a see also to direct the researcher to those specific folders.See also abbreviations: als-Arts, Letters & Science curr-Curriculum educ-Education
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of office files from Dello G. Dayton's tenure at Weber State College. Dr. Dayton served in five positions, History Professor, Chairman of the Social Science Division, Dean of Arts, Letters & Science, Dean of Curriculum and Academic Affairs Vice President.
Administrative History:
Dello Grimmett Dayton was born in Dingle, Idaho on July 23, 1915. He attended Cokeville High School in Cokeville, Wyoming and graduated in 1931. He married Verlie Broby Loosli, August 2, 1938 in Logan, Cache, Utah.
He attended Utah State University where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree. He received his Masters in 1939 and Ph.D in 1951 in History from the University of California, Berkley, California. His professional activities include President of the Utah Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters and History. President of the Utah Conference on Higher Education. He was a member on a number of state and college committees where he served as chair of many committees at Weber State. He was a member of several professional associations such as the Weber Historical Society and Utah Historical Society. He was the recipient of many awards, including the Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship, the Outstanding Teacher Award and the H. Aldous Dixon Memorial Award.
His community activities and services included the Bonneville Chapter of the Red Cross, past member of the Ogden Chapter of the United Nations and a member of the Kiwanis Club. His publications include articles in the "California Militia in Community Affairs," California Historical Society, "Cooperation—An Imperative for the Educational Community," The Leader. Book Reviews: (Guns on the Early Frontier) by Carl P. Russell, (A Majority of Scoundrels) by Don Berry and The Galvanized Yankees by D. Alexander Brown.
He received a Reserved Commission as a 2nd Lt. in the U.S. Army at Utah State University in 1938. He served in active duty during World War II and was recalled to active duty during the Korean conflict, but served in Europe as the Historical Officer for the Allied Land Forces Central Europe. He remained active in the reserves until his retirement in 1968.
Dello started teaching at Weber State in 1946. He held several positions including History Professor, Chairman of the Social Science Division, Dean of Arts, Letters & Science, Dean of Curriculum and Academic Affairs Vice President. He retired in December 1980 and passed away in January 1981.
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The Cisco Unity data store includes several databases and their corresponding transaction log files. The Cisco Unity and Reports databases, and their log files are the fastest-growing data store files in Cisco Unity.
This document provides information that you can use to shrink the Cisco Unity databases (UnityDB/ReportDB) in situations where transaction log files for these databases grow over 1 GB in size and have filled the drive space.
There are no specific requirements for this document.
The information in this document is based on Cisco Unity version 4.0.
The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.
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Unity users cannot retrieve voice mail when using Cisco Unity version 4.0, and the error message The log file for database UnityDB/ReportDB is full is received. This issue happens when the Cisco Unity database has filled the drive space and Cisco Unity does not start because the log file UnityDB_log cannot be truncated. Refer to Cisco bug IDs CSCeh01218 (registered customers only) and CSCdv11908 (registered customers only) for more information on this issue.
Note: Physical drives other than internal SCSI, Fibre Channel, or IDE drives are not supported. The use of external USB drives or other similar devices is not supported for use with Cisco Unity.
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Note: Before shrinking the database, go to Unity System Administrator and under the System > Configuration > Settings page, check to what value Cleanup Interval for Logger Data Files in Days is set. The default is 7 days. If this is a really busy server, you need to lower this value.
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Although she had no formal training in illustration, and was rather unconventional in her methods, Marianne North had a natural artistic talent and was very prolific. She inherited her interest in travelling from her father, the MP Frederick North. Her political connections served her well, providing her with letters of introduction to ambassadors, viceroys, rajahs, governors and ministers all over the world.
Marianne undertook her first journey, to the United States, Canada and Jamaica, in 1871. This was followed by an eight-month stay in Brazil, during which she completed more than 100 paintings. She tended to depict landscapes and natural habitats rather than individual plants. One picture, from Brazil, shows a colony of the black, red and yellow butterfly Heliconius erato phyllis roosting on a palm leaf. Another shows Mount Fujiyama, Japan, framed by the climbing shrub Wisteria sinensis.
Marianne travelled to Japan across the American continent in 1875, returning two years later via Sarawak, Java and Sri Lanka. Today her paintings from these places provide an important historical record. Some places are still recognisable from her paintings. For example, stands of the giant bamboo (Dendrocalamus giganteus) that she painted in 1877 at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, can still be seen thriving in the gardens today.
The gallery is accessible to wheelchair users via a ramp to the Shirley Sherwood Gallery and wheelchair lift to the Marianne North Gallery. A disabled access toilet is located in the Marianne North Gallery.
After exhibiting her paintings in a London gallery in 1879, Marianne had the idea of showing them at Kew. She wrote to Sir Joseph Hooker, offering to build a gallery if he would agree to display her life's work in it. The gallery was duly built in a mix of classical and colonial styles. After a visit to Australia and New Zealand, Marianne spent a year arranging her paintings inside the building. It opened to the public in 1882.
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In 2008, Kew began restoring the Marianne North Gallery, with a £1.8 million Heritage Lottery Fund grant and additional financial support from other donors. The project involved making much needed structural repairs to the building, which reopened to the public in October 2009.
Each of Marianne's 833 paintings, depicting more than 900 species of plants, was also restored and conserved. The conservation project started in the newly built Preservation studio in the Herbarium at Kew in 2008 and took two years to complete.
During the restoration, paper conservator Rachael Smith discovered a hidden painting. It had not been seen for over 120 years - since Marianne North covered it with its backing board. It took 16 hours to uncover half the image.
Kew conservationists achieved this using treatments ranging from removing the acidic backing board which Marianne stuck to every oil painting to make them rigid, to working with a microscope to gather, reposition and stick down tiny flakes of paint which had come loose in the fluctuating humidity.
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Marianne decorated the doors and their surrounds in the Gallery. She had originally asked Joseph Hooker that visitors to the gallery be served, 'tea or coffee and biscuits (nothing else) … at a fair price,' but Hooker refused so she painted coffee over one door and tea over the other.
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Hollywood has often portrayed weather reporters in a less than favorable light to match this mainstream image, with notable showings by Nicole Kidman, Bill Murray, Nicolas Cage, Will Farrell, and Steve Martin. And our most memorable blundering fictitious weather specialists sometimes cross over into reality. This was the case when American Idol promoted the show by sending contestants to do the weather at Fox affiliates in their hometowns. Does anyone really need to know much of anything about the weather in order to talk about it?
Stephen Colbert didn't need to ask that question directly last month when his Colbert Report took on a recent study on TV weather forecasters' views on global warming. Instead the show managed to poke fun at the TV weather business by calling attention to the results of the study, in which university researchers found that, unlike the overwhelming majority of climatologists, half of those who deliver weather news on TV question the existence of global warming.
Colbert promised and delivered a "science catfight." In one corner was Brenda Ekwurzel of the Union of Concerned Scientists, representing climatologists. In the other was Joe Bastardi of AccuWeather, a TV weather forecaster.
Cobert's twisted genius in offering humor and information simultaneously, a cornerstone of his program, teaches as it entertains. By cartoonishly agreeing with scientific inaccuracy, he subverts an uninformed message that could otherwise confuse the average viewer. Laughter and entertainment can perhaps be more effective than any press release or university study in reaching an otherwise indifferent audience that may not get exposed to public policy issues in other ways.


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by Howard Simon
posted Feb 19 2013 6:00AM
The Buffalo Bills have their work cut out for them this off season. Moves are already under way with the recent releases of Nick Barnett, George Wilson and Terrence McGee. The Bills cut ties with players who were not in their plans going forward but at the same time, the team opened up valuable salary cap space.
They'll need that space and perhaps even more to accomplish everything that needs to be done. That list could include re-signing their two most important free agents in safety Jairus Byrd and offensive lineman Andy Levitre. The team might also want to re-sign other free agents like Leodis McKelvin, Chad Rinehart(who could be the starting left guard if they are unable to reach a deal with Levitre) and Kyle Moore, although none of those three would cost anywhere near what it will take to keep Byrd and Levitre.
The Bills will also likely tender restricted free agent receiver David Nelson, which will cost $1.3 million and they'll need another $5.5 million to sign their 2013 draft class. All of this would be in addition to having cap space to sign outside free agents and bolster positions of need like linebacker, safety and cornerback.
The first move the Bills will likely make is to place the franchise tag on Byrd, which would take up $6.798 million in cap room. It's much less expensive to tag Byrd than Levitre. The NFL doesn't have separate tag values for tackles, guards and centers so they group all of the offensive linemen together. If the Bills used the franchise tag on Levitre, it would cost $9.66 million. The franchise number for safeties is the third lowest by position. Only tight ends and kickers/punters have a lower franchise number.
The Bills can still negotiate with Byrd on a long term deal, if they so desire, but at least they know Byrd will almost certainly be here for the 2013 season. The window to use the franchise tag opened on Monday and will stay open for two weeks.
Byrd could still get an offer sheet when the free agency signing period begins on March 12th, assuming the Bills place the "non-exclusive" tag on him, but the team pursuing Byrd would have to put together a contract large enough to keep the Bills from matching it and then give up two first round draft picks as compensation. That probably won't happen.
If the Bills try to reach a long term deal with Byrd, considered by many as the second best safety on the market this year behind Ed Reed, it could cost them quite a bit of Ralph Wilson's money.
In 2011, San Diego set the market for the top safeties in the league when they gave Eric Weddle a five year, $40 million contract which included $19 million in guaranteed money.
Last year, the Tennessee Titans initially tagged Michael Griffin, but eventually agreed to a five year, $35 million deal with $15 million guaranteed.
The Bills have a big decision to make with Levitre. I doubt there is much debate about his performance over the last four years. Levitre has started all 64 games since being drafted in 2009. He's one of only four picks from that entire draft to play in every game and while playing mostly left guard, Levitre has recorded starts at four of the five O-Line positions.
The question will be how much is he worth? It wasn't too long ago guards began receiving paychecks like they were tackles. The Bills got in on that action when they gave Derrick Dockery a seven year, $49 million deal with an $18 million signing bonus in 2007.
While Levitre probably won't get that much total money, it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility to see him receive anywhere from $6-8 million on the average, with a five year contract and a signing bonus in the range of $7-10 million.
Here's a rundown of the top 10 paid guards and the average salary of their contract, all of which were signed over the last two seasons:
Carl Nicks- Tampa Bay 9.5 million
Logan Mankins- New England 8.5
Jahri Evans- New Orleans 8.1
Davin Joseph- Tampa Bay 7.5
Ben Grubbs- New Orleans 7.2
Chris Snee- NY Giants 6.8
Josh Sitton- Green Bay 6.75
Justin Blalock- Atlanta 6.4
Marshall Yanda- Baltimore 6.4
Willie Colon- Pittsburgh 5.8
For what its worth, former Bills General Manager Bill Polian recently did an extensive breakdown on the 2013 class of free agents and he included Levitre in the first tier of players, which he reserved for those worth paying "big, starting caliber money."
The salary cap for 2013 is set at $121 million but the Bills rolled over $9.8 million in unused space from last year so they have a cap limit of $130.4 million. Keep in mind the Bills operate on a cash to the cap basis, so while signing bonuses are prorated over the life of a contract for league cap purposes, they could count 100% in the first year of a contract with the cash to the cap philosophy.
As of Monday, according to one league source, the Bills had just under $10 million in cap room but if you add in the rollover cap space, the number would be nearly $20 million. That figure did not include Tarvaris Jackson's contract.
If you take out cap space for Byrd, Nelson and the draft picks ($13.6 million), that only leaves the Bills with about $6 million to play with.
They can always create additional space by releasing more players. Chris Kelsay is a prime candidate to be let go. Kelsay has two years left on his contract with a cap number of $4.975 million for the upcoming season and a base salary of $3.725 million. If the Bills release Kelsay, it would open up more than $4.1 million in cap space.
Another candidate for early dismissal is Brad Smith who has two years left on his four year, $14 million contract. Releasing Smith, whose cap number for 2013 is $3.8 million, would clear out about $2.8 million in cap room.
Smith has not been as productive with the Bills as he was with the Jets. In his two seasons in Buffalo, Smith has 34 carries for 203 yards and two touchdowns. He has 37 receptions for 392 yards and three touchdowns. Smith has returned 33 kicks for an average of 23.5 yards and one touchdown. He has thrown two passes (one in 2011 and the other last season) and both were intercepted.
Those two moves would give the Bills almost $7 million in space to work with and could then give them the ability to not only re-sign Levitre but pursue outside free agents.
The Bills can also create cap space without releasing players by restructuring some existing contracts with Ryan Fitzpatrick being at the top of the list. His cap number for 2013 is $10.45 million(second only to Mario Williams at 12.4). If you were wondering, cutting Fitzpatrick wouldn't really make much difference. The Bills would only save $450,000.
Some teams will restructure contracts that have high base salaries but the Bills only have four players who have a base over three million dollars for the coming season. Mario Williams(6.5 million), Fitzpatrick(4.25), Kyle Williams(3.855) and Kelsay(3.725).
Without additional moves it appears the Bills would have to choose between keeping Levitre or going after other free agents.
With Mike Pettine joining the team as the Defensive Coordinator, there is speculation the Bills could go after some of the players who will probably be released by Pettine's former team, the New York Jets. That group could include linebackers Bart Scott and Calvin Pace.
Safeties LaRon Landry and Yeremiah Bell will be unrestricted free agents come March 12
and the Jets are currently more than $20 million over the cap.
The Bills might also pursue Jim Leonhard who will be unrestricted as well. Leonhard played for Pettine in New York and was in Baltimore in 2008 when Pettine worked under then Ravens Defensive Coordinator Rex Ryan.
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Tyler Jeffs has been named the president of the Emery County Business Chamber. Jeffs owns the business Farm Bureau Financial in Castle Dale. He hosted the recent ECBC luncheon. The next luncheon will be on May 18 at noon with Bev Evans from the Governor's Office of Economic Development.
Jeffs told a little about his business. He said in selling insurance, it's an intangible item that people can't see and don't want. He helps people become financially ready to retire when the time comes. With the national debt increasing and higher taxes, it gets harder and harder to plan for the future and Jeffs is there to help guide his customers through the process.
The keynote speaker for the event was Alan Christensen from Snow College. He spoke about social media and marketing. He complimented those present for helping to get a chamber going in Emery County. "It will be a benefit for your community," said Christensen.
Christensen went over the evolution of communication through the years. Communication has evolved from the spoken word, written word, telegraphs, telephone, cell phones, to the internet. This has led to social networking sites. "It's time to expand. You can utilize the advertising mediums that you are currently using and add to what you're doing. Don't forget it. Just expand what you're doing. One of my friends has a Google alert system where anytime Sanpete County is mentioned it alerts him. So when an article appeared in the Emery County Progress announcing I would be here today, my friend received an alert and he sent me a link to the article that said I was speaking today. How can it work for you? There are dozens of social media categories and hundreds of uses. It could be hazardous to try all of them. Pick a couple and learn about them and try them. Social media transforms a passive audience into active participants through conversations. You can do anything from these social networking sites. You can buy tickets on Facebook for Delta airlines. There are thousands of retailers on Facebook. But, people don't always want you to be trying to sell them something.
"There's YouTube for instance, in the last 60 years of television, and movies creating video, that is less than what's been uploaded to YouTube in the last two months.
"You don't have to be a pro to use these sites, but you need to start. Fifteen minutes a day is what the average users spend on YouTube. A lot of you market local. If you sell outside of the local area then social networking can help you go broader. It brings in money from outside the area. Money is circulated in your community. Exporting brings in this outside money. You may have a product or a service you could sell more widely.
"A video profile on YouTube brings name recognition. It took me two years to figure out why I should use Twitter. Twitter has changed. Try microblogging, this is where you post something about yourself in 140 characters or less. I served a mission in Japan and am interested in what's going on there. There was a Twitter message that said, 'Are there any Mormon missionaries who want to go help in Japan.' I was able to contact this sender and tell him yes, I was interested. There are 100 million users and more each day. There are 1 million searches each day. People now spend more time on blogs and social networks than they do on email. The age 50+ users are more than the 18 and under users. Seventy-five percent of Americans visit social networks. Of those 93 percent said companies should have a presence on social sites. The old model is monologue the new model is dialogue. Get people talking about you and your services on social networks," said Christensen.
Almost all Generation Y people use social networking. Peer review is more important to them.
"You make money by doing business with people who know and like you and trust you. In the social networking world, it's the same way. You need to build social relationships with people so they will know, like and trust you. Then and only then will they buy from you," said Christensen.
He said there are four steps to doing it right with marketing. You need to stay in touch. Capture information. Deliver quality content and find interested people. Post an article on you and what you do. People will begin to follow you and it creates interest. Have quality content on your site. Christensen suggested going to businessmodelgeneration.com for an information book on incorporating social media. Christensen said you may need some help getting started. As you get started you need to be selective and know you can't do it all. You need to budget your time and get help as needed. Start small but get started with Twitter, YouTube, Linked In, Facebook and others. Learn more about social networking. Go to www.business.twitter.com, it will give you ideas on how to get started.
"Think of ways to make it work and apply it. There is a pottery maker who sells his product internationally. There is a scissor sharpener who sets up appointments to sharpen scissors at beauty shops through social networking. He is building his business with new clients. There is a way to enhance your business with social networking," said Christensen.
Jeffs thanked Christensen for taking part in the ECBC luncheon and sharing his experience. Social networking can be an exciting venture for business growth and development.


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The Emery County food bank is up and running again at their prior location. The big difference is they are operating out of a new metal building which was a joint project between Emery County and the Southeastern Utah Association of Governments. To celebrate this occasion Emery County and the AOG will host a ribbon cutting ceremony at 1 p.m. on March 10 followed by an open house from 1-3 p.m. so the public can visit the new facility and see what it has to offer the community.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth said, "This building will fill an essential need in our county and community. The old food bank was a neglected facility and a new one desperately needed to be built. There is a need in our community to provide food to the hungry. Now we have a lovely, clean and nice facility where those who need extra food can come and that service will be provided. This facility will serve our county well in the years to come. We would like to invite the county residents and any interested parties to come and tour the new facility and participate in the ribbon cutting on March 10."
The newly formed Emery County Business Chamber will host the ribbon cutting beginning at 1 p.m.
During the construction of the new building, the food bank was relocated to the old Huntington City Hall. There were a number of food drives held during this time and the food was recently brought to the new food bank to help stock the facility for its opening.
The entities donating food to the new food bank include: The Governing Youth Council from Four Corners Behavioral Health, Emery County RSVP, Emery High School, Canyon View and San Rafael junior highs, Castle Dale and Huntington elementaries and Stewarts Market all donated food to the project. Nine hundred pounds of food and dry goods were collected and RSVP collected 150 pounds of clothing items and $150 in cash to give the food bank a good start in its new location.


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Jersey advertising coming to the NHL?
Jason Gregor
July 30 2009 12:01PM
The NHL is always looking at ways to generate more money, and don't be surprised if you see you see a NHL jerseys sporting a "Wanye's Rehab Clinic" logo in the near future.
USA Today had an interesting article describing that ads on practice and game jerseys will be reality very soon.
Read on about what it said regarding the NHL (I cut out the parts that mention the WNBA because, really, who cares):
The hunger for new revenue during the economic downturn has the NBA and NHL entertaining the once-taboo prospect of corporate sponsorships for game uniforms. Beginning this season the NBA will let teams sell ads on their practice jerseys, says deputy commissioner Adam Silver, who adds the league is continuing to explore the issue of ads on game jerseys. "We are operating a diverse business all around the world," Silver says. "(The sponsored game jersey) is a well-established practice in other countries. Ultimately, I think our fans will come to accept it." NHL chief operating officer John Collins says the league might put ads on game jerseys for the right price. The NFL's Tennessee Titans have had a small patch for a local hospital on their practice jerseys since relocating from Houston more than a decade ago, and the league put rules in place last spring to permit the activity league-wide. Five teams — the New York Jets, New York Giants, Indianapolis Colts, St. Louis Rams and Chicago Bears — have taken advantage, NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy says. The Jets will get more than $2 million a year from a deal with Atlantic Health that includes practice uniform patches and its name on the team's training facility, says Matthew Higgins, the team's executive vice president of business operations. McCarthy says the NFL initiative excludes certain products, including those of alcohol, tobacco and casino companies. The NHL — which pushed the envelope 30 years ago by allowing teams to sell advertising on the boards — is going high-tech to attract corporate dollars by offering marketers the chance to insert so-called "virtual" ads inside national game telecasts on NBC and Versus. These computer-generated signs, typically superimposed on the crowd, are only visible to TV viewers and not to fans at the game. "As with anything new, you weigh tradition with the commercialization of sports," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly says. "Obviously, sports are becoming more commercialized each and every year. We have that debate internally all the time. Where do you draw the line? How much is too much? You have to protect the look and feel of the game. You look at professional hockey played in Europe and there's advertising on jerseys and on the ice. You can have so much advertising on the ice that it can be distracting to players. There's a balance there."
All of you are die-hard hockey fans: if you aren't at the game you'll do almost anything to ensure you're watching at home. Do the virtual ads bother you? And I'm curious if fans would really care if there were logos on NHL jerseys.
I'm a traditionalist in many facets of the game, including how it is presented. The glowing puck pissed me off to no end. How could Americans say they couldn't see a black puck on a white ice, yet they could follow a 100 MPH fastball without a complaint?
I'd rather see them add logos to the jersey than change the size of the net, or ban fighting, or get rid of unlimited overtime in the playoffs. Those are traditions that matter to me. The introduction of third Jerseys or retro Jerseys has softened my stance on what the players wear. I would hope the sponsor logo isn't embedded in the Oiler logo, but if it is on the shoulder patch, I could care less. Although I think a warm up jersey is a better start, rather than the actual game jersey.
When my brother played for the Birmingham Bulls, they had warm up jerseys that were black on the left half and red on the right, and they had a Chevron logo on the front shoulder and on the back below the number. It is one of the coolest looking jerseys I've ever seen, but they didn't wear it in games, only in warm up.
Leagues want to make money, but will logos deface the jersey? Just because it happens in Europe doesn't mean it has to happen here. While players come and go, fans remain loyal to the jersey. Do you want that jersey plastered with "Wanye's Rehab Clinic" or "Brownlee's cure for smoking" logos?
July 31 2009, 10:42AM
It's bad enough that the NHL scrapped the traditional hockey sweater for an NFL-style mighty-tighty look, but please no advertisements. Watching an international game is a disgrace. You can't even see the ice anymore with all the ads on it and most of the time you can't even tell what the team's logo actually is on the jersey because the logo crests are smaller and there are so many ads. I am sick of everything in the NHL being about money. Leave good enough alone for once.
July 31 2009, 11:07AM
How's it going to work for the few players (eg. Crosby) who have conflicting sponsorships. I bet Gatorade wouldn't be too thrilled if the Pens had a 7-11 Big Gulp patch on their jersey. And if you're Gatorade paying Crosby, how do they feel about either paying more $ to have their name on the Pens jersey to protect their sponsorship with Crosby, or watch Crosby get more face time with 7-11 then with Gatorade.
Interesting situation, though admittedly it applies to maybe 3 players.
July 31 2009, 11:14AM
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Amen to that Word. I've been preaching this idea to anyone who will listen for years. It would mean playoff style hockey for more of the year and would grow the sport IMO. It'll never happen though as it would mean a short-term loss of revenue for the owners, and they are too short-sighted to ever implement something like this. It would also make games all year more meaningfull, and might actually justify paying $120 for a ticket in Oct / Nov.
If they go to 65 games your ticket will go up to cover up the loss in revenue. No way the league reduces the number of games because taking away 18 games would be cutting almost 25% of the revenue.
The games in the regular season will never be as intense as the playoffs. Never. They only benefit would be they could play on set days. But no way the league thinks taking close to a 25% pay cut will benefit them in the long run.
I think adding advertisements to jerseys is a terrible idea. Do not sell out the integrity of the game out to coke and shell!!!!!!!
@ Jason Gregor: Just for the record, I actually also said I never thought it would happen. The owners would never make a change that resulted in a loss of revenue.
Jason, you say that games in the regular season will never be as intense as the playoffs, and I agree with you. That being said, if you cut down on the number of games wouldn't you agree that the intensity level would go up in proportion to the importance of each game? Not playoff intensity, but better than what we see now in the regular season.
My reasoning is that fewer, higher-intensity games during the regular season could increase TV viewership and therefore league revenues a la the NFL. I'm a realist and don't actually think this will ever fly, but I for one would rather watch fewer games that are more like the playoffs, than 82 games, many of which are total sleepers. I honestly believe in the long run the league would be stronger this way.
One more quick example; The Soccer leagues in Europe don't even have playoffs. They simply decide upon a winner once a team has it mathematically sealed. That means all of their games have a playoff atmosphere and level of intensity. Apples and oranges I know, but I always find myself in awe every spring at how great playoff hockey is. Anything to get the sport like that during the regular season is something worth pursuing IMO.
There you have it folks; my Friday pipe-dream. Sorry for rambling...
After watching the fantastic Esks game last night I noticed that they have RONA and Scotia Bank patches on there jerseys. Never noticed them before.
July 31 2009, 12:08PM
@ Westcoastoil:
You make a good point. Is there a conflict of interest then?
July 31 2009, 06:09PM
@ smiliegirl15:
It's like to goofy deal that happened a number of years ago in the NFL when Reebok got the contract for all the shoes and the Nike guys were taping over the swoosh


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The Essential Elements of Corporate Law
John Armour
University of Oxford - Faculty of Law; University of Oxford - Said Business School; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
Henry Hansmann
Yale Law School; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
Reinier Kraakman
Harvard Law School; European Corporate Governance Institute
Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper No. 20/2009
Yale Law, Economics & Public Policy Research Paper No. 387
Harvard Law and Economics Research Paper No. 643
Harvard Public Law Working Paper No. 09-39
ECGI - Law Working Paper No. 134/2009
This article is the first chapter of the second edition of The Anatomy of Corporate Law: A Comparative and Functional Approach, by Reinier Kraakman, John Armour, Paul Davies, Luca Enriques, Henry Hansmann, Gerard Hertig, Klaus Hopt, Hideki Kanda and Edward Rock (Oxford University Press, 2009). The book as a whole provides a functional analysis of corporate (or company) law in Europe, the U.S., and Japan. Its organization reflects the structure of corporate law across all jurisdictions, while individual chapters explore the diversity of jurisdictional approaches to the common problems of corporate law. In its second edition, the book has been significantly revised and expanded.
As the book's introductory chapter, this article describes the functions and boundaries of corporate law. We first detail the economic importance of the corporate form's hallmark features: legal personality, limited liability, transferable shares, delegated management, and investor ownership. We then identify the major agency problems that attend the corporate form, and that, therefore, corporate law must address: conflicts between managers and shareholders, between controlling and minority shareholders, and between shareholders as a class and non-shareholder constituencies of the firm such as creditors and employees. In our view, corporate law serves in part to accommodate contract and property law to the corporate form and, in substantial part, to address the agency problems that are associated with this form. We next consider the role of law in structuring corporate affairs so as to achieve these goals: whether, and to what extent standard forms - as opposed, on the one hand, to private contract, and on the other, to mandatory rules - are needed, and the role of regulatory competition. Whilst the 'core' features of corporate law are present in all - or almost all - legal systems, different systems have made different choices regarding the form and content of many other aspects of their corporate laws. To assist in explaining these, we review a range of forces that shape the development of corporate law, including domestic share ownership patterns. These forces operate differently across countries, implying that in some cases, complementary differences in corporate laws are functional. However, other such differences may be better explained as a response to purely distributional concerns.
In addition to Chapter 1, Chapter 2 of the Anatomy of Corporate Law (2nd ed.), Agency problems, Legal Strategies, and Enforcement is also available (full text) on SSRN at http://ssrn.com/abstract=1436555.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 37
Keywords: Corporation, agency problem, corporate law, corporate regulation, corporate governance, securities law, limited liability, regulatory competition, mandatory rules, comparative corporate law, evolution of corporate law
JEL Classification: D23, G32, G34, G38, K22, M14
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Harrisburg has already taken the sting out of one IHSA Class 2A Sectional opponent in the Chester Yellow Jackets; on Friday they go for more than the clean sweep against the Nashville Hornets.
Nashville stands in the way as the only team to prevent the Bulldogs from making back-to-back trips to the Elite 8 in Monday's Super Sectional at the SIU Arena in Carbondale.
The two teams do have some history in the Elite 8 as Nashville twice knocked off Harrisburg back in 1997 and 1998.
Harrisburg doesn't plan on letting history repeat itself and head coach Randy Smithpeters acknowledged the success Nashville (24-7) has had over the past decade.
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Smithpeters, of course, is talking about 6-foot-6 freshman Royce Newman. Nashville stays tall in the post with another starter, 6-6 senior Devin Holle.
"They surround him (Newman) with some guards that can really shoot. They are a team that is very disciplined and will come in Friday night ready to play and prepared."
Nashville survived a scare from Mt. Carmel Tuesday night and were on hand Wednesday to take in the Harrisburg/Chester affair.
Brad Weathers and Nashville - long known for being a half-court team - that takes pride in playing a slow down offense and milking the clock while on offense gives Smithpeters and crew a new scheme to schedule for.
"They give us a little bit of a different flavor than what we are used to - in the fact that they will be very patient - making us defend and making us defend for two or three minutes at a time," Smithpeters said. "We hope to get off to a good start, like we do almost every night."
That will be an important factor when you play a team like Nashville.
"It will be a challenge, no doubt and it's life on the bubble," Smithpeters explained. "We have to defend and be prepared and do the things we have to do to give ourselves the best opportunity to win."
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This offer for free shipping and handling applies to ground ship on orders over $200 and is valid for orders placed online at www.etundra.com from 2/23/2017 12:00:00 AM thru 2/27/2017 11:59:00 PM UTC. This offer applies to standard ground shipping and handling within the U.S., excluding Hawaii, Alaska and U.S. Territories (other than Washington, D.C.). LTL/freight shipments are not eligible for this offer and may be subject to additional shipping and handling charges. Customers are responsible for all taxes and for all Rush Delivery upgrade fees for 3-Day Express, 2-Day Express and Next Day Delivery. Tundra Restaurant Supply reserves the right to modify or discontinue this offer at any time. Void where prohibited by law. This coupon does not apply to previous purchases, can only be applied to the website(s) listed above, and cannot be combined with other offers. The coupon code will need to be added to the shopping cart or during the checkout process.
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