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Golfshot on my iPhone is the envy of every other golf GPS purchaser. My friend has a SkyCaddie which he paid about $350 for and it doesn't do anything like my Golfshot program. Under the current purchase program which requires no further payments, this is an absolute must for an golfer iPhone owner.
I bought this app even though the course i normally play has gps in the cart. When i golf somewhere else i find i really need the yardage, alot of courses aren't marked well. I've played in San Deigo, Nevada and Lake Tahoe and all the courses were there. this is so much better than buying $400 unit. It works great and its right there on your phone.
this is a great application! I have used it in 3 different states. You have to use the stand by feature between shots otherwise you'll need to wait approximately 30 seconds @ your ball before you'll get accurate distances. Great for storing your stats, tells you where your strengths and weaknesses are. I have other range devices and this is as accurate as any.
Amazing app. Very accurate and easy to use.
Last summer my Pastor and I were playing a round of golf and we were using my Sky Caddie . He told me about Golf Shot so I ordered it through Apps while on the fifth hole and compared the two for rest of the round. It was spot on and you can keep the foursomes score if you choose to, track your fairways hit, yardage of drives, number of putts, etc. and it even e-mails you a copy of your score card. It does everything they claim it will do with ease. I gave him my $300 Sky Caddie, but now he has to pay the annual fee, my Golf Shot was a one time great deal and makes the IPhone that much more justifiable.
This app is great- just make sure you turn down the brightness on your screen to extend your battery life. The yardages are very accurate. Make sure you sync to the golf courses in your area regularly. I have been VERY HAPPY with the consistency and accuracy WITHOUT a subscription.
Great deal if you are interested in keeping your score, saving your scorecard, getting distances. One low fee with no yearly renewal. Has the course layouts for all the courses I have played.
This uses a lot of battery life. what can I do to stop this from happening. Otherwise it is fantastic.
This uses a lot of battery life. what can I do to stop this from happening. Otherwise it is fantastic.
By far the best GPS on the market. All my buddies have Sky Caddies and evry other GPS devise available. They all agree that mine is bar far the best. The only problem you run into is battery life. I bought a Mophie to extend my battery life.
This is the best and easiest Golf GPS made. I have bought two others and they don't nearly compare to Golfshot. Thank you so much.
Golfshot GPS is a must have app for any true golfer. We know who we are...obsessive compulsive golf fanatics that track each week based on when our next round will be played. Anyway, this thing is legit. The scorecard interface is tight and convenient. The GPS distance measurements are pretty accurate. Although if you're like me an addicted to the certainty of laser rangefinders like Bushnell's, then this will be your "b"-grade alternative. What really makes me love this app is the online statistical tracking feature. So awesome to see where the different aspects of your game is improving or suffering from month to month. Really helps identify where the off-course work needs to be focused. I am addicted to golf, AND to Golfshot GPS!
Excellent tool. So easy to use. I enjoy reviewing my games on the score card which is automatically sent to my email. I can see what I did wrong on each hole including what club I used. I need to improve my putting.
This app is awesome!!
I've played 7 rounds now with Golfshot GPS and it has performed flawlessly. Initially I was locking the iphone between readings to preserve the battery which required some forethought to unlock it a min or so before needing a reading to allow the GPS to get a good lock. However, I now have an external battery case which allows me to keep the GPS on continuously. This app is CONSISTENTLY more accurate than my stand-alone Golflogix (Garmin GPS). Probably not because the GPS receiver is more accurate but rather because there is less human error in the way that Golfshot accesses GPS data. It also performs way better than several other iPhone apps I have tried where I had trouble getting through a round without crashing the app. Golfshot is bulletproof (the app has never crashed), if you accidently close the App, when you turn it back on, it takes you right back to the point you were in the round. I've found that I can easily record scores of a foursome and input my stats while going from the green to the next tee, no time lost. You do have to manually advance to the next hole (unlike my Golflogix) however, if you're keeping score with the app, which I can't imagine not doing with this app, you don't want it to automatically advance (at least until you've recorded the scores). And all the extras are really nice, automatically e-mailing the round to all your playing partners, keeping cumulative statistics, computing a USGA handicap. This is clearly the Cadillac of iphone Golf GPS apps. Don't buy any stock in stand-alone GPS units!!
Excellent product I use it every weekend
I've used Golfshot for about six months now in many rounds of golf. Once the GPS settles in It's very accurate, but you have to be patient because it can take up to 2 minutes for the GPS attain acceptable accuracy. Until then it can be up to 20 yards in error. The crosshair feature in the aerial view is not very user friendly or easy to adjust accurately. Aside from these two very small problems, this is a very handy app for golfers of all skills.
Can't be without it. The only thing: it eats battery thru the GPS real fast. So put it to standby as much as you can and/or get an aditional battery pack.
Excellent product I use it every weekend
Can't be without it. The only thing: it eats battery thru the GPS real fast. So put it to standby as much as you can and/or get an aditional battery pack.
By far the best GPS on the market. All my buddies have Sky Caddies and evry other GPS devise available. They all agree that mine is bar far the best. The only problem you run into is battery life. I bought a Mophie to extend my battery life.
Golf Shots is the best GPS and golf analyzer with respect to keeping track of my shots. It has allowed to know what part of my game needs work. Thank You
I've used this app for a couple of months now and love it. Easy to keep my scores and stats. My friends like that it sends them an email after our round with their scores and selected stats.
I would rate this 5 stars if I had a Iphone, with the Itouch the scoring is really nice and it keeps track of GIR, Putts, Fairways. I like it.
Great Application that is well worth the money.
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DUBAI, U.A.E.,6th February 2014: Emirates has launched the first regular A380 service to Spain with daily A380 flights to Barcelona replacing the Boeing 777 previously operated on the route. Adding over 2,200 seats per week between Dubai and Barcelona, Emirates' newly-expanded operation is a direct response to strong passenger demand. It will also help contribute to Spain's economic growth and enable more passengers to experience its flagship A380 product.
Barcelona joins a host of 25 other major cities around the world to be served by an Emirates A380.
Travelling on the commemorative flight from Dubai was Thierry Aucoc, Senior Vice President Commercial Operations, Europe and the Russian Federation. The aircraft was welcomed by key officials including: Sonia Corrochano, Director of Barcelona – El Prat Airport and Richard Font, Generalitat, Routes Committee President. After a welcome reception, VIPs, Barcelona Airport executives, Civil Aviation Authority officials and media enjoyed a guided static tour of the double-decker aircraft. The tour gave the guests a chance to see first-hand the innovations provided for passengers on-board.
"Barcelona, 'the business corridor of the Mediterranean', has a vibrant economy. It is attracting foreign investment across sectors, and it is building on its position as an international congress centre and multifaceted tourism destination. Accordingly, we have seen growing demand for air transport to and from this exciting city, and our A380 service is a direct response to that demand. We are proud to bring our flagship A380 aircraft to Spain, and to provide our customers with options to continue their A380 experience with just one stop in Dubai, to a range of global destinations including popular Asian markets such as Hong Kong and Bangkok," said Thierry Aucoc, Senior Vice President Commercial Operations Europe and the Russian Federation.
"A daily A380 service in itself is testimony to the potential and appeal of the city, and of the airport in its own right. The commitment shown by Emirates underlines again that we are a competitive airport that is prepared to fulfil the requirements of the airlines serving our destination and adapt to their needs, and also that we are able to improve day by day in offering even better services of ever-higher quality," said Sonia Corrochano, Director of Barcelona Airport. Barcelona-El Prat Airport set a new record in 2013 with over 35 million passengers passing through its facilities. Over 50,000 of those passengers travelled to the United Arab Emirates, according to the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce's Air Route Committee.
"Having welcomed 100 million visitors within the last 20 years, Barcelona is now in a position to further grow as a global tourism destination. The arrival of the Emirates A380 is a significant development for the city and for the Catalonia region that will help support our goals for further growth," said Pere Duran, Director General Turisme de Barcelona (Barcelona Tourist Board).
The city welcomed almost more than 5 million visitors between January and September of last year, with more than 500,000 visitors coming to attend the over 800 international congresses, further benchmarking Barcelona's attractiveness as a business tourism destination. Furthermore, Barcelona has become the top city in the world by number of delegates, and third ranked for number of international congresses held in the city, according to the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA).
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The NJEA Convention draws tens of thousands of members from around the state who are looking for high quality professional development, the latest in educational technology, and the tried-and-true methods that have stood the test of time. Teachers and educational support professionals (ESP) flocked to Atlantic City on Nov. 7 and 8 for the largest educational gathering of its kind.
Many of the features set to premier last year were rolled out at this year's convention, including a revamped exhibit floor featuring Main Street NJEA, showcasing all the many programs that NJEA offers to its members, and the ESP Pavilion which offers materials and information designed specifically to meet the needs of educational support professionals.
Thousands of educators attended more than 300 professional development seminars, workshops, and programs to help teachers and educational support professionals hone their skills and stay current in their fields. Highlights included plenary sessions featuring brain-based educator Dr. Marcia Tate and Chris Lehmann, founding principal of the Science Leadership Academy in Philadelphia. Teacher evaluation expert Charlotte Danielson offered a featured presentation on how to implement her evaluation model.
Another major attraction was High Tech Hall, which continues to grow. It is an expansive "open classroom" where convention-goers choose from dozens of sessions featuring educator colleagues demonstrating the latest in educational technology.
In addition to the seminars and programs, attendees took advantage of the Convention Center's huge exhibit area, featuring more than 700 vendors and exhibitors.
Other highlights of the two-day event included the Celebration of Excellence, which honors NJEA Hipp Foundation grant recipients for the innovative programs they implemented in their schools. The event also recognizes NJEA Award for Excellence recipients, all of whom are New Jersey public school graduates who have gone on to distinguished careers in their fields. This year's recipients were Dr. Rose Marie Battaglia, renowned basketball coach, Dr. Anthony Laneve, chief of internal medicine at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, the late U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, former NJEA President Joyce Powell, and Matthew Quick, author of The Silver Linings Playbook. Additionally, the 2013-14 New Jersey Teacher of the Year, Kathleen Assini, a social studies teacher in Delsea Regional Middle and High School in Gloucester County, was featured.


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Day 1 at Beach NationalsThe 2012 Beach Nationals are off to a great start in Vancouver, BC! The first whistle blew Friday morning at 9:00am, officially kicking off the tournament at Spanish Banks Beach.
Maverick Hatch, a native of Comox, is in the hunt for his first National title in his home province. After losing in the final of the 2011 Beach National Championships, Hatch and his partner, Sam Schachter, are hungry to take the coveted Sr. Men's Division 1 Championships this year. Prior to the event, Maverick expressed his excitement; Last year at the championships, Sam and I lost in the final. Needless to say we have one goal in mind this year. Can't wait for it to get started. In Day 1, Hatch and Schachter took their first two matches with ease with two convincing wins to begin the tournament 21-17, 21-16 over D.Casey/S.Casey and 21-18, 21-14 over G.Vigrass/A.Hauser. Hatch and Schatcheter resume today at 11:00 am.
While the senior competition has been an exciting start to the weekend, the youth divisions are not to be discounted. Twin sisters and local athletes, Megan and Nicole McNamara are not backing down. The defending National Champions are looking to reclaim victory this year. The 15 year old duo, playing at the 18U Girls division, won all their matches thus far, finishing 3-0 at the end of day 1.
Play will resume today and the finals will take place on Sunday August 19th. Be sure to tune into Sports Canada.TV as they will be webcasting matches played on the Senior Feature court. Details can be found at www.volleyball.ca.
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JavaEE 7 has been officially released and the Java Spotlight Podcast has been supporting this major release by featuring almost every API change, both major and minor, for the last 11 months. There are fifteen Java Spotlight Podcast feature interviews with the JCP specification leads from Oracle, Red Hat, and IBM in a relaxed question and answer format.[Read More]


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Stax SR-009 Electrostatic Headphones
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To understand AD, it is important to know a bit about the brain. This part of Unraveling the Mystery gives an inside view of the normal brain, how it works, and what happens during aging.
The brain is a remarkable organ. Seemingly without effort, it allows us to carry out every element of our daily lives. It manages many body functions, such as breathing, blood circulation, and digestion, without our knowledge or direction. It also directs all the functions we carry out consciously. We can speak, hear, see, move, remember, feel emotions, and make decisions because of the complicated mix of chemical and electrical processes that take place in our brains.
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Baseball team stumbles toward close of tough summer season
It was less than two months ago that the Pueblo West High School baseball team sent its No. 1 pitcher to the mound in the state championship game and came within a whisker of winning it all.
But last week on their home field in Pueblo West, the Cyclones appeared to be barely a shadow of that squad
West played error-filled and generally listless baseball in losing both ends of a double header to a club team from Denver going by the name of "Cage Rats."
"It's a different group of kids," head coach Dan Sanchez said. "I can live with the errors and the rookie mistakes; I expect that. But we're struggling to find intensity and leadership. I haven't been this discouraged in three or four years. The energy and the want-to are really low."
West's Final 4 team saw most of its top players graduate, and at least five of them appear bound for college baseball careers, with Logen Letofsky, Gavin Compton, Derek Robinson, Peter Ward and Jared Lasher all playing this summer for Pueblo's premiere Connie Mack team, Team Loaf 'N Jug.
Furthermore, the top juniors from last year's team, Korbin Williams and Zac Drury, opted to play for another club team this summer instead of playing with their Cyclones teammates.
Still, the cupboard isn't bare at the varsity level; Tyler Evans, Javy Garcia and Darin Robinson all played significant roles on the Final 4 team. They were among the players who helped West to a 2-0 lead over the Cage Rats last Thursday in the opening game of the twin bill.
Evans pitched into the fifth with a 2-0 lead, but West's defense imploded with five errors, and the Denver club came away with a 6-2 victory — with all of its runs being unearned.
"Evans threw well. We came out pretty strong. All summer, we've tended to come out pretty strong in the first game and then be pretty flat in the second game. The second game today was pretty discouraging," Sanchez said.
West once again took a 2-0 lead when Robinson hit a two-run single in the bottom of the first inning, but the Cage Rats exploded four seven runs in the top of the second inning thanks in large part to four Pueblo West errors.
On the way to a 13-7 loss in the nightcap, the Cyclones not only committed too many errors but also failed to get dirty on a couple of balls that might have been stopped with a diving effort — only they didn't dive.
Asked whether the lackluster effort might be due to the boys playing out the string at the end of a long summer campaign, Sanchez simply said, "I hope so."
"We're going to have to work hard with these kids to find the ones that really want to. There are a couple of guys who have been solid, but we need them to be leaders," Sanchez said. "The potential is there to be solid."
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It has been confirmed that Nelson Mandela has passed away.
Tonight is the UK premiere of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. Prince William and Princess Catherine were in attendance. Mandela was 95 years old. The film has the endorsement of his family and Idris Elba's performance was warmly embraced. This film is probably still screening in the theatre at press time and it's possible the audience doesn't even know yet. Sometimes things happen by the calendar but just can't be explained by science. No doubt an evening that was special to begin with is now even more memorable.
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If you're thinking about pulling out all the stops for a dessert that says "wow," look no further. This cherry-crowned beauty stacked with layers of chocolate cake and cream filling will have everyone talking. —Doris Grotz, York, Nebraska
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- 2/3 cup butter, softened
- 1-3/4 cups sugar
- 4 eggs
- 1-1/4 cups water
- 4 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 6 ounces German sweet chocolate
- 3/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- 3 cups heavy whipping cream
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup cherry pie filling
- 3 cups sliced almonds, toasted
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in water just until blended.
- In a microwave, melt chocolate; stir until smooth. Stir in vanilla until blended. Combine the flour, baking powder and baking soda; add to creamed mixture alternately with chocolate mixture beating well after each addition.
- Pour into four greased and floured 9-in. round baking pans. Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For chocolate filling, in a microwave, melt chocolate; stir until smooth. Stir in butter until smooth. Add almonds.
- For cream filling, in a small bowl, beat cream until it begins to thicken. Add sugar and vanilla; beat until soft peaks form.
- To assemble, place one cake on a serving platter; spread with a fourth of the chocolate filling and a fourth of the cream filling. Repeat layers twice. Top with remaining cake and chocolate filling.
- Place 1-1/2 cups of the remaining cream filling in a pastry bag with a large star pastry tip. Pipe around edge of cake. Fill center with cherry pie filling. Spread remaining cream filling over sides of cake; press almonds into sides. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 16 servings.
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"I can not believe this only has 1 3/4 cup offlour and it makes three four layers , isthis right?"
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"I made this for my boyfriend's birthday, and everyone loved it. I was skeptical because I'm not a cherry lover, but the combo with the rich chocolate layers was decadent!"
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"I made this torte for a friend's birthday and he shared it with the people at his work and they all loved it, It is also great to made for Christmas."


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Good work. Thanks for posting this.Kanter's offensive game has been coming along nicely. Looking at the mysynergysports.com stats, there are a couple problems that stand out. Fortunately, both seem fixable.
1. Kanter turns the ball over at an alarming rate. Median team turnover rate is 13.4%. Kanter's stands at 21.6% (Favors: 13.2%; Millsap: 10.4%; Jefferson: 6.9%). Kanter is tops among the 4 bigs in postup points per possession at 0.84 (Millsap: 0.84; Favors: 0.83; Jefferson: 0.82; league average as of December 14th: 0.83), despite turning the ball over on 32.8% of his postups (shots, shooting fouls or turnovers).
2. Kanter converts offensive rebounds at a very poor rate. 21.2% of Kanter's scoring opportunities come off offensive rebounds (league average as of December 14th: 6.5%...although this is certainly much higher for bigs). On these opportunities, he puts up 0.85 points per possession. League average PPP on offensive rebounds is 1.10; league average PPP on all non-transition scoring opportunities (postups, Pick and rolls, cuts, spotups, etc.) is 0.92 (both league average numbers as of December 14th).
Dude needs to pass when shots aren't there. On offensive rebounds, if you can get a shot right away, take it. If not, reset the offense. In postups, protect the ball, and pass it out when stuck in traffic. Seems easy enough.


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: My daughter bought a 40 year old house one month ago...her first house. Within three weeks, a hidden leak in wall behind shower ruined a significant part of ceiling in basement. I replaced faucet stems and resurfaced the non-removable seats and that stopped the leaking and went well (ok...it was a nightmare, but nevermind that). The diverter wasn't working well and was leaking on the shower side of the wall, so I replaced that with a new Union Brass diverter, an exact match. Naturally, the diverter is only diverting about 2/3 of the water to the shower head; the rest is going out the spout. I'm wondering if there was something about lining the diverter up that I didn't do. Like maybe the flat part of the piece that attaches to the handle should have been straight up or something. Any thoughts? If thats not it, could someone tell me more about blowing out the pipe or blasting water down the shower pipe to dislodge whatever it is thats blocking it? And..duh...how am I going to get the diverter out now? I had to tap it in and its a super tight fit. Is there a tool to give me some traction? thanks.
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Skip to comments.Maine GOP chairman says Mitt Romney wins caucuses
Posted on 02/11/2012 5:16:11 PM PST by BAW
PORTLAND, Maine Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney narrowly edged Texas Congressman Ron Paul in Maines nonbinding GOP presidential preference poll on Saturday, ending a string of defeats for the Republican front-runner.
According to unofficial results announced Saturday evening by Maine Republican Party Chairman Charlie Webster, Romney took 39 percent of votes during statewide caucuses held during the last few weeks. Paul finished second at 36 percent.
Its good news. Im hopeful this ends Romneys little slide, Maine House Speaker Robert Nutting said shortly after the announcement. Romney is the best candidate to beat President Obama in the fall.
Peter Cianchette, the Maine chairman for the Romney campaign and a former candidate for governor, said his candidate received broad support across the state despite a strong push by Paul.
This was clearly a win and I think Maine showed him tremendous support, Cianchette said.
ch took only 6 percent.
(Excerpt) Read more at bangordailynews.com ...
Was this expected? Did Newt or Rick campaign there?
"Maine GOP chairman says Mitt Romney wins caucuses"
He can hold his head up high as he returns to the bath house.
If anything, Mitt underperformed. Maine is hardly an hour's drive from Massachusetts.
Gingrich would perform spectacularly badly in the northeast, and Santorum not much better. That means that ALL of the state legislators and U.S. reps would fear a non-Romney candidacy for fear of how it would effect them. Winning the presidency is secondary, and losing bodies in the south and heartland doesn't even enter into the calculus.
Little slide? Try big slide. Anyway, nobody cares what Maine thinks.
Neither Santorum or Gingrich campaigned there.
you know how this will be reported though.
Proportional award of delegates I hope.
I'm not sure why so many states have these unofficial contests. They're probably a fair indicator of which way the official vote will go but they seem kind of pointless aside from that.
Non-bonding presidential preference. Only 5,000 people voting, and no direct delegates.
What a total collapse. Amazing.
The below map shows how we did in the northeast in 2004. We don't pick our presidential candidates based on how they will perform in the northeast or on the west coast. If Republicans are winning in those states, it must be because they have unique RINO appeal to those constituencies even when they don't like the president. So we could expect the same thing to happen here, they would show up to vote against the conservative Republican president but will still vote for their local RINOs.
Don't be flippant. Everyone knows, as Maine goes so goes Nova Scotia. ;-)
"Maine House Speaker Robert Nutting said shortly after the announcement. Romney is the best candidate to beat President Obama in the fall.
Wow. Nothing like being a pre-programmed Romneybot. Thought? Thinking? Principles? BAH. Who needs that. Romney has nice hair and looks safe (if you don't look too closely).
Beautiful state, but filled with crazy people. Maine is much like Minnesota where I live. I'll trade Al Franken for Oly Snowe.
Oh for 7. Like Rick, your analysis is shallow and unvetted.
Santorum & Johnson Drearier Than Others
Numbersusa 01/23/12
Santorum NOW gets an What A change.
I wouldn't expect them to but this is the same Gingrich that was going to contest every state right? (that is excluding winner take all VA).
If I have to hear one more "former head of the Governors association" or "GOP party chair" or "GOP caucus delegate" from some leftie state talk about how thrilled they are for their Rino Mitt...
I wanna hear what Newt and Rick have to say. Come on Sarah. Just endorse already.
I'm depressed tonight. Oh and all of my shows are being preempted for a tribute to a drug addict. Judge Jeanine knows nada about addiction. She keeps asking with all the "support" Whitney had, how could this have happened?
It happened because Whitney had a disease that killed her... and the people around her enabled so that she didn't get into real recovery, which might have saved her life. She shoulda spent no less than a year in treatment..maybe two.
Little Rickie needs to take that same class.
RuPaul showed up with his glue-applied eyebrows and came within 3% of Slick Willard? Bad showing for Willard.
Unlike pious Ricky and his pro union pro welfare pro big government ways, Newt has called that the worst mistake of his life.
Anything else from the "old news" department. Wait, don't bother. You bore me, and a lot of others too I think.
No reason to "bother" folks with blinders on regarding his actions since leaving congress....Oh wait...next you'll be telling us all what Newt said yesterday is considered "old news" too? He and many of his supporters are sounding more Romney-esque as each day passes.
2008 out of less than 6000 votes Willie Mitty gets 51%
2012 out of less than 6000 votes Willie Mitty gets 39%
I realize this is a difficult concept for you, but I'll post it to you in hopes it can reach more open and expansive minds.
Newt, nor his supporters, have ever claimed the purity mantle. Pious Rick does every time he opens his crooked little mouth and sneers. Thus, Rick and his supporters have brought upon themselves a much higher bar of purity.
Newt is what Newt is, and that includes a lot of things among which are a fabulous intellect and an ability to persuade casually and off the cuff and by using history and the Constitution and logic and who knows what else. It's a talent that little Ricky does not have in his wildest fantasy. He just doesn't.
You can go down your little shallow check box of plusses and minuses all you want, but talent matters and Rick is devoid of it, period.
Besides all that, Newt was elected and reelected ten times in his district and served 20 years (1979-1999).
Santorum is politically and intellectually small fry. He wasn't even able to be reelected on his turf and lost miserably with 41% to 59%.
After that stringing defeat, was what poor Rick to do - just run for president! *grin*
He never explained WHY he lost his Senate seat (K Street, lobbyist connections, huge earmarks, peddling influence in Penn)... Hey, Rick, you've got some explaining to do!
The more I watch the GOP contest the more I believe big surprises are soon the horizon. We the people are tired of a media, establishment, and government that are colluding for a candidate to represent them, rather than a candidate for us.
Rick will field no delegates....there's no path for him...consider the following:
He will field no dlegates in Ill. or TN, either.
He is not on the ballot in IN
He is not on the ballot in DC
He is not on the ballot in VA
He will not field any delegates in ND
He is not on the ballot in 20% of OH
He could not even try to compete in the first big state of FL, and has already said as much about CA and NY.
Heres the bad news:..... delegates are going to be pledged; and no matter how much you beg, they arent going to be assigned to Rick Santorum later. ..., TN is the only one that assigns them later, anyway.
Rick CANNOT win the nomination. He CANNOT. There is no path to 1140+ delegates for him, period.
Q: So why did Newt do the ad with Nancy Pelosi in 2007 calling for action to address climate change?
Newt does not believe there is a settled scientific conclusion about whether industrial development has dramatically contributed to a warming of the atmosphere.
Through his entire career, Newt has supported pro-market, pro-entrepreneur, innovative solutions to our environmental challenges, which he believes are superior to the liberal pro-bureaucracy, pro-tax, pro-regulation approach to the environment.
Newt believes that conservatives cannot be absent from the conversation about the environment and instead that conservatives must offer and explain why conservative solutions are better. Unfortunately, the attempt to get that message out through the ad with Nancy Pelosi failed. On November 8, 2011, Newt told FOX News Bret Baier that doing that commercial with Pelosi was probably the dumbest single thing Ive ever done.
Newt will continue to oppose the Democrats destructive cap-and-trade and carbon tax proposals, continue to support expanded domestic oil and gas drilling, and continue to fight for a fundamental replacement of the job-killing Environmental Protection Agency with an Environmental Solutions Agency.
So far, tonight at least, it hasn't been reported hardly all except for the scrolls at the bottom because of the death of Whitney Houston.
Which of those states did the GOP carry in '08?
Even Reagan didn't carry MN, so those 10 EVs don't mean a thing. The GOP candidate could carry 100% n the primary but not carry the state in the Fall.
FL/MO/NV/CO are varying degrees of possible (i.e., slim to none) for the eventual GOP candidate.
Everything will depend on how the economy is being reported in the Fall. Not how it is, but how it's being reported. They can correct to report the bad news after the votes are cast.
the north east, ARF, it's like another country anyway.
To be honest if the north east left and joined Quebec I wouldn't lose a wink of sleep.
At least try to check your facts before you post.
Rick has delegates in 14 of the 18 Congressional districts in Illinois.
So that story about Rick leading Newt in TN, was fiction?
Both Newt and Rick have won states while being outspent by Romney. Newt has been out there fundraising. Newt is only missing from the Virginia ballot. Rick is missing from that one, Indiana and 20% of Ohio. Unfavorables/polls, etc. are ever-changing and fluid as we've seen in this race. The link between "favorable" rating and votes is a very weak one. A lot of people have a favorable opinion of Mr. Rogers, but they wouldn't elect him President. People didn't have a very favorable opinion of Dick Cheney, but they knew he was capable and qualified to be President if he had to be.
You might want to read an article by someone that actually used a calculator.
So much for the "conservative" approach...
I remember that recent polling puffily claimed that Mr. Inevitable had 58% but he wound up with 39%. The forks are on the table and the toaster is all heated up and ready. Buh-bye, Mutt!
Global Warming/Cap and Trade
Newt does not believe there is a settled scientific conclusion about whether industrial development has dramatically contributed to a warming of the atmosphere.
Newt absolutely opposes cap and trade as well as any system of taxing carbon emissions. He testified before Congress against it in 2009 and led a grassroots effort while the Chairman of American Solutions to block its passage in the House and Senate.
Newt believes that cap and trade would kill hundreds of thousands of American jobs, cause electricity and fuel prices to skyrocket, and make America poorer. In contrast, Gingrich believes the best way to protect the environment is through markets, incentives, and entrepreneurs, who quite often are deploying innovative new technologies.
As for the question of whether industrial development has dramatically contributed to a warming of the atmosphere, Newt has noted there is no settled scientific conclusion. Many scientists believe it is the case. Others do not. But this unsettled scientific question has nothing to do with the best approach to protecting our environment, which is always markets, incentives, and entrepreneurs creating better and more efficient products and services.
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My 2009 NHL Draft List: Ranking the Top 50 CHL Forwards
Jonathan Willis
June 23 2009 11:17PM
I've now run the math (percentage of total team offense) against NHL scouts over the course of three drafts. The math isn't perfect, but it clearly beat the NHL scouts two times out of three and tied them in the third instance; something which is clearly ridiculous.
Don't get me wrong. I'm a believer in the value and practicality of statistics. What I do find ridiculous is that looking back at first round picks from 1998 to 2000, I can do a better job with my calculator drafting forwards out of Canadian junior than those scouts can. I mean, heck, I'm just using point totals, with no context whatsoever; that's flat-out scary (although not quite as scary as Barry Fraser's draft record).
With that in mind, I've decided to rank CHL forwards. I've extensively drawn on their percentage of total team offense in using these rankings; I've made minor adjustments for scouting reports, injuries and player size, but that's it. Here then are my rankings (percentage of total team offense and league played in listed in brackets):
- John Tavares (OHL, 52.0%)
- Matt Duchene (OHL, 35.7%)
- Evander Kane (WHL, 35.5%)
- Brayden Schenn (WHL, 30.7%)
- Scott Glennie (WHL, 31.1%)
- Zack Kassian (OHL, 33.4%)
- Alex Hutchings (OHL, 34.3%)
- Ethan Werek (OHL, 33.0%)
- Landon Ferraro (WHL, 33.9%)
- Ryan Howse (WHL, 33.7%)
- Nazem Kadri (OHL, 33.0%)
- Jordan Caron (QMJHL, 30.5%)
- Benjamin Casavant (QMJHL, 34.9%)
- Ryan O'Reilly (OHL, 28.3%)
- Kellen Tochkin (WHL, 37.2%)
- Peter Holland (OHL, 29.6%)
- Cassidy Mappin (WHL, 29.2%)
- Gabriel Bourque (QMJHL, 33.6%)
- Byron Froese (WHL, 28.6%)
- Taylor Beck (OHL, 26.0%)
- Tomas Vincour (WHL, 27.7%)
- Linden Vey (WHL, 28.5%)
- Andrej Nestrasil (QMJHL, 26.8%)
- Michal Hlinka (QMJHL, 26.2%)
- Michael Latta (OHL, 25.8%)
- Guillaume Goulet (QMJHL, 33.5%)
- Michael Fine (OHL, 25.2%)
- Carter Ashton (WHL, 22.7%)
- Justin Dowling (WHL, 25.9%)
- Jeremy Boyer (WHL, 25.6%)
- Cody Eakin (WHL, 24.8%)
- Darren Archibald (OHL, 22.9%)
- Levko Koper (WHL, 24.5%)
- Willie Coetzee (WHL, 24.4%)
- Philippe Paradis (QMJHL, 16.7%)
- Jimmy Bubnick (WHL, 23.6%)
- Steven Anthony (QMJHL, 21.9%)
- Garrett Wilson (OHL, 19.9%)
- Philip Varone (OHL, 21.2%)
- Burke Gallimore (WHL, 19.0%)
- Jordan Mayer (OHL, 19.2%)
- David Gilbert (QMJHL, 15.5%)
- Stepan Novotny (WHL, 17.0%)
- Gabriel Dumont (QMJHL, 18.9%)
- Jonathan Lessard (QMJHL, 16.0%)
- Kristopher Foucault (WHL, 15.9%)
- Philippe Lefebvre (QMJHL, 13.9%)
- Jordan Szwarz (OHL, 16.6%)
- Casey Cizikas (OHL, 19.4%)
- Matthew Tipoff (OHL, 15.5%)
This is going to be an odd list, likely unique; unfortunately, we won't know for five years or so how well it does. A lot of guys are close, and there are just a few things I want to touch on:
I don't understand the love for Peter Holland. Aside from the fact that he didn't light the world on fire offensively, his biggest problems are (according to scouting reports) lack of effort and a limited defensive game.
I understand the love for Carter Ashton even less. He's got NHL bloodlines, but while he's big he isn't overly physical, and is another guy for whom "competitiveness" and defensive play are generally cited as negatives. He's a big kid, and he's got a good shot, but I don't see him as a first-round pick.
Nazem Kadri's totals are inflated by playing in London. Yes, he had a good playoffs, but he probably shouldn't be a top-ten pick.
I really like Alex Hutchings; I liked his scouting reports before I saw a scoring number. He's supposedly a leader, intensely competitive and a clutch player. On top of that, his offensive totals were excellent, and while some projections have him as a third-round player I think he's probably a top-thirty talent. Here's a fun quote for those of you who are interested:
The thing I would hate to be called is a soft forward," said Hutchings. "That's something I despise being called. I like to get into the exciting stuff. I like being known as a guy who plays both ends of the ice, go into the corner and take the hit. I'm always willing to battle in the corners. I'll do some things other guys wouldn't do, like take a hit from a 6-4 defenseman and try to get the puck again."
Zack Kassian fairs well by these marks, while Schenn and Glennie don't look quite so good. All three of those were a big surprise to me, but scouting reports convinced me to slot them where I did.
There are a couple of guys who are likely to be available in the mid-rounds this weekend who I really like – Benjamin Cassavant, a big power forward out of the QMJHL and Kellen Tochkin, a pint-sized WHL scorer. I'm going to follow their careers with interest.
Jonas Gustavsson to Toronto (e4)
that means its done, right? Just waiting for confirmation from Ludzy lol
I'm calling: TO DALLAS: 14th pick & rights to Jay Bouwmeester TO FLORIDA: 8th pick
Dallas needs to find a top notch d-man and Joe Nieuwndyk wants to make a splash. He knows Jay and might just figure the only way to ensure the Stars land him is to make a deal for him and talk him into signing in Dallas by June 30th.
June 24 2009, 12:04PM
@ Traktor:
Ashton's a very good test case for the usefulness of this measure. I don't like him at all, by either the numbers or the socuting reports. Fact of the matter is that he managed 50 points on a decent team, put up a lousy plus/minus playing what were likely relatively sheltered minutes, and gets knocked by scouts for things like "competitiveness", "desire" and "play in all three zones".
Frankly, I don't think he brings nearly enough offense; he strikes me as a guy who looks like he should be a player but isn't.
Then again, I'm a rank amateur at this, so don't take this opinion too seriously or personally; it's just based on second-hand reports and vague numbers, so it's nothing more or less than an opinion.
scorecoff hemmercules wrote:
Hemmertime wrote: hxxp://www.edmontonjournal.com/sports/Oilers+serious+contention+Heatley/1727698/story.html Oilers not in serious contention for Heatley according to Matheson. I think we need to up the package or Murray is posturing for better offers. I'm pretty sure Heatly isn't coming to Edmonton after reading that. He doesn't want to be here and we don't have a good enough package that we are willing to dump for him. I thought all this Heatly talk was a waste of time right from the beginning, a pipe dream if you will. This confirms it.
I don't think Matheson's article confirms anything; in negotiations, Tambo isn't going to drop his pants on his first offer, knowing that he's got some time. I'm sure he is feeling out what it's going to take to have an offer taken seriously by Murray. There will be another offer by the Oilers before all is said and done. And I don't know why you think Heatley wouldn't want to be here. It's come out that we aren't on his list of top/preferred cities, but he's also publically stated that he would accept a trade here. He's not the one that makes the final deal.
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@ roughneck: The Toronto Makebeliefs win the scowling contest hands down in the NHL, Burke and Wilson should be poster boys for depression.
or at least dickheads and perennial pompous ass award winners
June 24 2009, 12:11PM
DUDES! Bob Mackenzie is quoting Jonathan Willis!!!!!!
Jonathan you are officially in the hockey Zietgiest! Well done! I think this deserves a large round of Kudos from us in the OilersNation.
Awesome work dude!
@ Fiveandagame: I think it was Scott Cullen quoting JW, but terrific nevertheless. Nice work Jonathan!
June 24 2009, 12:18PM
Good Job Willis.
Well done Willis. Fame and hundreds of wives await you, no doubt!
June 24 2009, 12:24PM
Fiveandagame wrote:
DUDES! Bob Mackenzie is quoting Jonathan Willis!!!!!! hxxp://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=282744 Jonathan you are officially in the hockey Zietgiest! Well done! I think this deserves a large round of Kudos from us in the OilersNation. Awesome work dude!
Wow, congrats Willis.
@ Ogden Brother: It's so awesome to see people outside of Edmonton begin to take notice.
Jonathan Willis:
According to the comments section at LT the Kadri split before and after Tavares is the following:
Prior to Tavares: 29 16-29-45 +13
After Tavares: 27 9-24-33 E
It's worth noting that Kadri broke his jaw right before the WJC so that will also coincide with the timing of this split.
To clarify further, I'm not pro-Kadri. I think there are a lot of holes in his game and he is neither large nor fast.
I just think that he gets a raw deal by this metric unless we look at it separately before and after the arrival of Tavares.
Here's some important hockey news: Stoll dumped Hunter. No, not Dave - Rachel.
@ Word: That woul free him up to come back to edmonton then?
Can we get a site like this for the Eskimos too? If we linked the 2 sites then I'd never have to go to another internet site ever again.
@ roughneck: I preferred it when Burke was in a market that didn't get much exposure, but since that hot air maker has been in Toronto he is getting entirely too much press and it is making me a little irritated listening to all his bluster being repeated by every website.
Jonathan deserves some recognition so that's nice to see.
Jonathan certainly didn't come up with advanced statistics but he lays it all out in a way that the average fan can read and enjoy the math side of the game and want to learn more. Some other guys I think are a little too arrogant and unwilling to budge on views and that just makes the average fan dislike stats.
I think Willis does a wonderful job of bridging the gap between the two sides.
June 24 2009, 01:25PM
@ Jon Kerber:
Thanks, Jon. That's very interesting and you're probably right; particularly since I'd imagine London scored more goals after Tavares came over too. I'm not sure how I missed that over at LT's.
June 24 2009, 01:27PM
Thanks all.
I emailed Scott this morning just to toss out the idea of using percentage of total team offense to compare between eras, and he was nice enough to link to me.
As for the hundreds of wives, pass, thanks ;)
on flight bound for Montreal. Sounds like Jacques Lemaire will be an assistant for Canada in 2010.
June 24 2009, 01:37PM
@ RossCreek:
Bless Twitter.
What's the departure time of the Gregor train to Information Town? He heading out a day early or what? Why can't the draft happen on a work day so I can get nothing done and get paid :D
June 24 2009, 02:01PM
Bob Loblaw wrote:
Can we get a site like this for the Eskimos too? If we linked the 2 sites then I'd never have to go to another internet site ever again.
June 24 2009, 02:17PM
@ The Menace:
I must missed him saying he would accept a trade here. I guess I just don't see it happening, I would be shocked if it did.
June 24 2009, 02:23PM
DK0 wrote:
What's the departure time of the Gregor train to Information Town? He heading out a day early or what? Why can't the draft happen on a work day so I can get nothing done and get paid
If it did I think most employers would get suspicious seeing a bunch of guys get sick on draft day and trade deadline day. Hell just the lack of production overall from the others that couldn't take it off would be overwelming lol.
@ scorecoff hemmercules: Ryan Rishaug told Gregor that on 1260, he did an article about it the next day on tsn.ca and here's a link to the ON blog where it was discussed: oilersnation.com/2009/06/heatley-or-j-bo-the-oilers-cant-have-both/
Maybe he was just making nice, but I will take him at his word.


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HANKSVILLE - Barbara Joan Baldwin Ekker, age 90, died on Oct. 6, 2013 at her home in Hanksville after a long illness.
She was born on Dec. 29, 1933 in Fruita, Colo., to Lillian Falconer and Virgil Baldwin. Barbara's mother died when Barbara was only three years old and her aunt Helen Falconer, moved in with them and raised Barbara and her sister Bonnie until Barbara was in junior high school and Helen's health failed.
The family moved to Green River where Barbara and Bonnie attended school and Virgil owned and operated the Midland Garage. Barbara graduated from Green River High School in 1952 as Valedictorian. She later attended the University of Utah for two years. Barbara married Jesse Gibbons Ekker on July 13, 1954 in Price. They were the parents of seven children. Barbara was the weather person for Hanksville for 40 years. She was an election judge, substitute teacher, town board member, EMT, town historian, writer/reporter for the Richfield Reaper, Sun Advocate, Times Independent and the Salt Lake Tribune, Ekker Family Geneologist and was the general pillar of Hanksville life for all the years she lived there.
Barbara is survived by her children Neva (Ben) Pace, Loa; Rita (James) Lewis, Hanksville; Sybil (James) Middleton, Niceville, Fla.; Justin (Kayla), Hanksville; Jodi (Alan) Walker, Kearns; Jason (Stacie), Teasdale; and Cameron (Michaelene), Superior, Wyo.; and eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her parents, husband Jess, aunt Helen and sister Bonnie Warrington.
Graveside services were held on Oct. 12 at 1 p.m. in Hanksville.


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Lemann Lectures Series: Regional disparities in Brazil: evolution, consequences, and policy alternatives
SpeakerCarlos Azzoni. Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Administration and Accounting. University of Sao Paulo. Lemann Distinguished Visitor Fall12
Date Oct 16, 2012
Time 2:00 pm
Location 101 International Studies Building, 910 S. Fifth Street, Champaign
Sponsor Lemann Institute for Brazilian Studies, CLACS
Contact Angelina Cotler
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Event type Lecture
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Originating Calendar Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS)
The presentation deals with the general trends of economic concentration and inequality across Brazilian regions. General indicators are presented revealing the high degree of economic disparities in the country and its persistency. Regional concentration and its evolution is measured by the economic center of gravity, defined as the GDP-weighted latitude and longitude in each year for its regions. The evolution of productivity in agriculture, manufacturing and tertiary activities reveals that the traditional areas still keep their competitive position even after many changes in the country's economy.