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Payroll-cutting Yankees face temptation
By Tracy Ringolsby | 12/05/12 8:00 PM ET
NASHVILLE -- The New York Yankees have put themselves on a financial diet.
It isn't easy.
The Yankees are used to overindulging in the finest of free-agent players, but they have paid the price for their luxurious extravagances. They claim they aren't going to do it anymore, but there are temptations, like Josh Hamilton, daring them to take another bite off the free-agent tree.
General manager Brian Cashman says the Yankees are tired of exceeding the payroll level that kicks in a luxury tax, which will be $189 million in 2013.
It sounds so good in the planning session, but avoiding the lure of a prime-time free agent, like ignoring the ice cream stand, isn't easy.
These are, after all, the Yankees. They wear the pinstripes of excellence. They are willing to do whatever it takes to get whomever they want in order to ensure they can win every year.
Except this year?
Don't bet on it.
The Yankees are in need of a catcher (Russell Martin followed free agency to Pittsburgh) and an outfielder (Nick Swisher filed for free agency). They needed another starting pitcher a year ago, and still need one today. Then came confirmation this week that third baseman Alex Rodriguez faces left hip surgery. The expectation is he won't be back before July at the earliest.
Could Hamilton be a one-stop shopping trip? He has, after all, been an All-Star each of the last five years, was the American League MVP two years ago, and is coming off a 43-homer, 128-RBI season with the Rangers.
And don't forget the Yankees were swept by Detroit in the AL Championship Series, the 11th time in 12 seasons the Yankees haven't won a World Series. That might be a big deal in most cities, but in the Bronx, success has a higher standard.
The Yankees, however, are trying to get their finances in order after seven consecutive seasons of a payroll in excess of $190 million, including five in which $200 million was eclipsed. Consider that the Yankees have accounted for nearly 84 percent of the luxury taxes that have been paid since the rule's inception, and if they exceed $189 million in 2013, the luxury tax will be 50 percent of the excess.
Upper management and ownership decided enough was enough.
So far, they have been avoiding temptations, but there is a growing desire within the organization to ignore the diet, and splurge, again.
Oh, they have some viable alternatives. They could give Austin Romine a deserved chance to handle the regular catching chores, and if Rodriguez really can return by June, there is reason to feel Eduardo Nunez can at least fill the third-base need for a couple of months, given his offensive potential.
And who is to say that won't work.
It was less than two decades ago that the Yankees broke down and gave a nucleus of home-grown talent a chance to step into big league roles, and the likes of Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Bernie Williams and Jorge Posada became the foundation for the team making 13 consecutive postseason appearances beginning in 1995, during which they won four World Series.
But these are the 21st century Yankees. They have a hard time with patience. They are looking for instant gratification. They have won 27 World Series championships, the most in Major League history, and 40 AL pennants. They have made a record 51 postseason appearances. And they want to build on those numbers, not rest on past success.
That's why the Yankees kicked the tires on the likes of a Kevin Youkilis as a third-base possibility and A.J. Pierzynski as a catching candidate, feeling they would command the type of salary that might give New York a chance to avoid that magic number of $189 million.
But is that seriously a Yankees-type move? For all the patience that they stress, there is a growing argument from within that these Yankees can't afford to ease into things. They are getting near the end of a cycle and better cash in now, before time runs out.
This winter, they did re-sign Rivera for one year, but he is 43. They did re-sign Andy Pettitte for one year, but he is 40. They did re-sign Hiroki Kuroda for one year, but he's 37. And the left side of the infield is aging, too, Jeter having turned 39 and Rodriguez 37.
The Yankees do not have much wiggle room. They have nine players on guaranteed contracts, which account for $150.5 million in 2013 salary.
There is a faction from within the organization that is adamant these Yankees need to splurge once again, and swoop in on the run-producing Hamilton with a preemptive offer that stuns the other pursuers, including Texas. The Rangers have provided a safe haven for Hamilton the last five seasons, which has been enough time to make the Rangers hesitant to make a four-year offer, much less the seven-year deal Hamilton was expecting.
Can the Yankees, however, really afford not to try one last quick strike?
That is a debate among Yankees officials.


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Mitchell Marsh helped Australia beat South Africa by 62 runs and book their place in the triangular series final.
Marsh's unbeaten 86, after opener Phillip Hughes had added 85, helped the Baggy Greens to 282-7, before the all-rounder then took 2-23 to help restrict the Proteas.
Faf du Plessis' sparkling 126 off 109 balls was a sole ray of comfort for the South Africans as a woeful lack of support elsewhere saw them slump to 220 all out.
The victory ensured Australia's place in Saturday's final - when they will meet South Africa for a third time in the series - and saw them bounce back in style after their shock defeat to Zimbabwe on Sunday.
At the start of the day AB de Villiers would have been confident when he put the Baggy Greens in to bat after his side had successfully chased down 328 to beat them last week.
But Hughes took charge from the off and, unfazed by watching Aaron Finch (16) punished for a moment of impatience, he consistently found the ropes.
His second-wicket partnership of 85 with Steven Smith, who was called up to bat at number three in Michael Clarke's absence, took them to 131-2 as Smith edged Imran Tahir behind to end on 36 from 62 balls.
Glenn Maxwell lost his wicket in the following over for two, before Hughes fell to Aaron Phangiso with 15 overs remaining. He finished with seven fours and a six in his 92-ball knock, but his ambition ultimately got the better of him as he lofted to David Miller at long on while trying to add a maximum.
Marsh then entered the fray in cautious fashion at first, watching on as captain George Bailey's (32) bullish efforts were cut down, before opening up himself.
During a vital sixth-wicket stand of 71 with Brad Haddin, Marsh brought up his 50 in style as he made three back-to-back sixes and scored 21 runs in Dale Steyn's final over.
His knock, which saw him club five fours and seven sixes by the end of the day, was responsible for giving his side a defendable score as Haddin (11) and Mitchell Johnson (two) both fell cheaply towards the end.
South Africa's chase was dented before it even got started as Quinton de Kock (one) and Hashim Amla (17) were both dismissed inside 10 overs - the latter becoming Marsh's first victim thanks to a stunning one-handed catch by Haddin.
Du Plessis was in defiant mood at number three, hitting eight fours and six sixes in his quickfire century, but his efforts were unmatched elsewhere as Australia's attack feasted.
Nathan Lyon, following up his career-best 4-44 against Zimbabwe, took De Villiers' wicket for six, before Marsh made JP Duminy (16) his second victim of the day to leave South Africa on 93-4.
Johnson, on his return, blasted Miller (three) off the crease, before Kane Richardson got it on the act to send Ryan McLaren (24) back to the pavilion and Steyn (five) was later run out.
When Richardson called time on Du Plessis' fine knock, which ended when his foot brushed off-stump, South Africa were left on 214-8. The tail predictably surrendered meekly to finish a day to forget for the Proteas.


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So I created a palette with colors that all work together flawlessly to create looks from the most natural and toned-down, to the most dramatic. Aside from being able to create beautiful looks with the palette, I also made sure the products worked together to create the most flattering eye effects. Such as making your eyes look bigger, brighter, more awake, creating a thicker lash illusion, etc.
Like I said, a palette that worked.
A really helpful booklet comes with each palette containing photos of different looks and eye effects I've created with the palette as well as step-by-step instructions on how you easily recreate these with my palette.
Here's a sample of the looks and eye effects in the booklet...
So from start to finish, I completely envisioned this palette. The concept, the products, the colors. All which work together to create exactly what I had wanted and more. It was so wonderful working with Sigma Beauty on this and they made sure that everything I wanted and envisioned happened. It's been such a rewarding experience. I didn't just put my name on something that someone else created. I really am proud of this palette and I created it with you all in mind. I hope you all love it!
OH and can we please talk about the gel liners for a minute??
I knew I wanted to include liners and shadows together in this palette. So not only does it include the FIRST ever gel liners for Sigma Beauty, but a double-ended pencil as well. No worries about them drying out... The gel liner pots are REMOVABLE so you can use them outside of the palette and come with a nice lid you should replace every time (which I removed for the photo).
I was so picky about the gel liners. I'm a liner girl and I like my black and brown to be super pigmented. These totally are... and they are really long-wearing.
Ok, ok... so here is what the palette/kit contains:
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|eye shadows (left-right): In the Dark, Midnight, Fog, Halo
|Gel Liner in Blackout
|Gel Liner in Chocolate
|Gel Liners: Blackout (top), Chocolate (bottom)
|"Brighten Up" double-sided eye pencil
|E30 & E55 double-sided brush
"First Look" post a few weeks back where after teasing you all long enough, I finally revealed the inside of the palette. I also shared lots of photos from my Defining Eyes pre-launch event at the Mall of America.
The lucky peeps who came that day even got to purchase the palette before anyone else.
I've been completely overwhelmed with all of the love, photos, and amazing compliments I've received since from the people at the event who have been enjoying my palette. I cannot WAIT until all of you are able to get one. It's going to be so unreal knowing that my little "creations" are going all over the world!
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Chris Beresford will be at High Cascade Snowboard Camp for Session 2 (June 25 – July 2) and we want to give you his gear. Here's how it works:
Be the 1st person to register for Session 2 after seeing this promotion and K2 Snowboarding will send you a brand NEW! 2014 Hit Machine Snowboard but we wont stop there. As a way to support those a bit slower in the game we'll be awarding the 4th person to register from this promotion with a pair of 2014 K2 Hurrithane Bindings.
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KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) A man and woman are under arrest after ramming three police cars and driving through backyards in Kansas City, Kan.
Police say in a news release that no officers were injured in the chase Wednesday evening.
Officers were en route to a reported automobile accident when they learned a woman who was injured in the wreck got into a car and left the scene.
Police saw the car and but the driver refused to stop.
Police say during the chase, the car lost at least one tire, left the road and drove through residential backyards before it crashed. The male driver and female passenger were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.


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Utley good to go for Grapefruit games
Phillies second baseman says his knees feel healthy enough to play
By Todd Zolecki / 2/15/2013 4:25 P.M. ET
CLEARWATER, Fla. -- This concluded the week of optimism for the Phillies.
Chase Utley said in a news conference on Friday afternoon that his knees feel good -- so good that he plans to play in Grapefruit League games this month and be in the Phillies' lineup on Opening Day. Utley followed Roy Halladay on Wednesday and Ryan Howard on Thursday, who also declared themselves in fine health and ready to play this season.
The Phillies certainly hope those mid-month self-health evaluations hold truer than last February, when Utley said his chronically injured knees felt great, only to miss the first 76 games of the season.
Utley swears this time is different.
"I feel pretty damn good right now," he said. "I think I trained a little more differently. I trained to play baseball, not just to take pressure off my knees. So it's worked. It's given me strength in my legs, which I can already feel a difference taking ground balls, swinging the bat. There is something there, where in the last few years there hasn't been."
Utley, 34, expressed his optimism in a text message to Phillies manager Charlie Manuel shortly before Christmas.
"If you'll be a good boy, you might get a healthy second baseman," Manuel said Utley wrote.
Manuel took that as a good sign.
"Chase don't say nothing," the skipper said. "I think he might talk to me more than he does other people. He doesn't say too much. It told me quite a bit. For him, that was a whole lot. I got a whole lot out of it."
Utley has not played in a Grapefruit League game since 2010, and has opened the previous two seasons on the disabled list. He played in his first regular-season game in 2011 on May 23, and in 2012 on June 27. But even when Utley returned he looked like a shadow of his former self. He hit a combined .258 with 22 home runs and 89 RBIs in 699 at-bats in 189 games over those two seasons. Utley also had a .353 on-base percentage, .423 slugging percentage and .780 on-base-plus-slugging percentage, compared to a .388 on-base percentage, .523 slugging percentage and .911 OPS from 2005-10, when he was a perennial All-Star and seemingly on his way to a Hall of Fame career.
It remains to be seen if Utley can approach those numbers again, but he said he believes he at least can be on the field from the beginning to the end. He changed his offseason training program, which included a continuation of baseball activities.
"I basically didn't stop playing baseball, which is something I hadn't done in the past," Utley said.
Utley started to field ground balls at the University of San Francisco a week following the season. He fielded anywhere between 50-80 balls a couple times a week for about six weeks. He built up to three times a week before going three to four times a week last month.
"I wanted to change it up and do something different," Utley said. "The program that I followed last year didn't work for me to get on the field. That was the main reason. ... Obviously, I started slow as far as my training went and I made progression that I hadn't done in three or four years. And that was something that I enjoyed doing. I wanted to get my legs stronger and do it without irritating my knees. That can be difficult at times and the one thing I did a little different was distributing my weight different in my body. I wanted to get more weight in my legs and less in my upper body. Hopefully that would be beneficial and so far, it has."
Utley is entering the final year of a seven-year, $85 million contract, which means this could be his final year with the Phillies.
"I'm obviously aware of that, but I don't think it really changes anything that I've done," he said. "I've approached every season the same way. The last few years didn't go well as far as getting on the field initially. So yeah, obviously you know about it but you're not going to change anything."
A good season could push both parties into extending their relationship. But if Utley gets hurt again and his production continues to dip, the Phillies might want to get younger and go in a different direction, although they would miss his clubhouse leadership.
"I feel I have a lot to still do in this game," Utley said. "So who knows? I'd like to play more than this year, that's for sure."
Will it be with the Phillies? He has a lot to say about that.


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Robert: Tristan Rogers
Anna: Finola Hughes
YEARS: 1985-1992 (with many returns and reunions over the years including in 2012)
Anna came to Port Charles in 1985 when Robert was still married to Holly. It was revealed that not only were Robert and Anna former WSB partners, they also were married and shared a daughter, Robin. Over the next several years Robert and Holly split up, Anna fell in love with Duke, Holly returned and reunited with Robert, Robert left then returned and became PI partners with Anna, and much drama ensued along with plenty of mob-hunting and romantic complications on the way to Robert and Anna finally getting married again. In 1992 they were supposedly killed in a boat explosion but we learned years later they were very much alive.
Robert and Anna worked because of the electric chemistry of Rogers and Hughes. Robert and Holly, and Duke and Anna were also popular couples in the 1980s that nearly made this list, but Robert and Anna epitomized the show during that time. Fans have rooted for them to reunited for the past two decades and have seen glimpses of their greatness in returns to GENERAL HOSPITAL and appearances in GENERAL HOSPITAL: NIGHT SHIFT. Their legacy continues to be played out in daytime with Robin's "death" earlier this year. They even have a grandchild on the show now in Emma.
The couple was nominated for a 1992 Soap Opera Digest Award for Best Wedding. Hughes won a Daytime Emmy Award in 1991 as Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.
Hughes brought the character of Anna over to ALL MY CHILDREN for a time but this year joined GH full-time again. Rogers has been starring in THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS and indie soap THE BAY in recent years.
- Anna confirms that Robin is Robert's daughter
- Robert and Anna say goodbye to Robin at the airport
- Robert finds Anna after the earthquake
- Robert and Anna's wedding
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Analog PHP is a short and simple logging package for PHP 5.3+ based around the idea of using closures for configurability and extensibility. It functions as a static class, but you can completely control the handling of log messages through closures (aka anonymous functions), and it also comes with a dozen pre-written handlers. It is well-documented, with examples for each type of log handler, and ultra-concise. The core is literally only 43 lines of clear, non-obfuscated code, and the whole is only a fraction of the size of comparable packages (for example, 293 total lines vs 1021 for Monolog).
Bluelog is a Bluetooth site survey tool, designed to tell you how many discoverable devices there are in an area as quickly as possible. Bluelog differs from most Bluetooth scanners in that it prioritizes speed of reporting over anything else (i.e. it doesn't spend time trying to pull detailed data from a device) and doesn't require any user intervention to function. As the name implies, its primary function is to log discovered devices to file rather than to be used interactively. Bluelog could run on a system unattended for long periods of time to collect data. In addition to basic scanning, Bluelog also has a unique feature called "Bluelog Live", which puts results in a constantly updating Web page which you can serve with your HTTP daemon of choice.
JCabi is a collection of small, useful Java components. It includes a convenient static wrapper around SLF4J, a Sonatype Aether adapter, an Amazon Elastic Beanstalk Maven plugin for seamless deployment of artifacts, a Heroku Maven plugin, a Maven Log to SLF4J binding, and a few others.
OnPosix is a tiny library to abstract POSIX mechanisms to C++ developers. Most features offered by this library can be found either inside the Boost library or in a library compliant with the C++11 standard. Unfortunately, however, for some embedded Linux devices, these libraries cannot represent viable solutions, due to the lack of memory space (for the Boost libraries) and the lack of a new C++ compiler (e.g., on Xilinx MicroBlaze). On these platforms, the OnPosix library represents a good and cheap solution to have object-oriented POSIX mechanisms. The library offers support for threads, mutual exclusion, sockets, logging, timing, etc.
ZedLog is a robust cross-platform input logging tool (A.K.A., a key logger). It is based on a flexible data logging system which makes it easy to get the required data. It features logging of all keyboard and mouse events, a replay simulation tool, logging to a file, and hiding in the background.
wfrog is a Web-based weather station software with nice charts and many ways to publish them on the Web. The architecture is meant to make it very easy to add support for other weather station models and to allow for rendering the weather data in several formats and media using an extensible renderer structure. The processing and memory footprint of wfrog is very low, making it suitable to run on low-power equipment like PC-engine Alix, Cisco NLSU2, or SheevaPlug. The currently supported weather stations are Ambient Weather WS1080, Davis VantagePro, VantagePro2, Elecsa AstroTouch 6975, Fine Offset Electronics H1080, WH1081, WH1090, WH1091, WH2080, WH2081, Freetec PX1117, LaCrosse 2300 series, Oregon Scientific WMR100N, MR200, WMRS200, WMR928X, PCE FWS20, Scientific Sales Pro, Touch Screen Weather Station, Topcom National Geographic 265NE, Watson W8681, and any station using the WESTEP protocol.
An easy to use, but still quite capable firewall for Netfilter/iptables.
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When it comes to trouble brewing in our blood vessels we're familiar with the image of fatty plaque sticking to artery walls and raising the risk of heart attack. We're not so savvy about that other threat that can hide inside blood vessels: rising levels of blood sugar.
Around 16 per cent of Australians now have levels of blood sugar that are too high. That's not high enough to mean full blown type 2 diabetes but enough to put you in pre-diabetes land where too much blood sugar – or glucose as doctors tend to call it – can begin harming arteries.
"It acts like rust in the blood vessels," explains Professor Neale Cohen, General Manager of Diabetes Services at the Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute. "But compared with our awareness of keeping cholesterol levels healthy or even getting checks for breast cancer, there's less understanding of the need for healthy levels of blood glucose."
But just how much is the sugar in our diet to blame for too much sugar in the blood?
It's a player, but not the only one says Cohen, who nominates obesity and sedentary living as the two main drivers, although genes also play a part. Being overweight can make it harder for the hormone insulin to control blood glucose levels, while too much sitting around gives our muscles so little to do that they don't soak up enough of the glucose in our bloodstream that's meant to be used for fuel.
As for what we eat, too much sugar adds to the kilojoule load that can make our waistlines bigger. But does fructose, the sugar found naturally in fruit and which makes up 50 per cent of cane sugar, (the other 50 per cent is glucose) promote diabetes and pre-diabetes in other ways?
"It may turn out to be more toxic than glucose, but whether fructose in processed foods is a major problem with diabetes isn't clear cut – at the moment the evidence is inconsistent," Cohen says.
With fresh fruit, its sugar content comes packaged with fibre and important nutrients so it's good to eat in moderation, he adds – although as with too much of anything, too many pieces of fruit can add to the kilojoule load.
It makes sense to prefer slow burning low GI carbohydrate foods like legumes and whole grains over refined carbohydrates that, in excess, can contribute to raised blood glucose, says Cohen. But singling out sugar in the diet as the main cause of diabetes and pre-diabetes isn't helpful if it distracts us from what he sees as a bigger culprit – the fact that we're more inactive now than at any other time in human history.
Yet the noise over the role of sugar seems so much louder than the noise over inactivity. Last year after actor Alec Baldwin revealed that a diagnosis of pre-diabetes had motivated him to lose 13 kilos, the headline grabber was the fact that he'd given up sugar. Less widely reported was his other change of habit – more exercise.
Yes, it's smart to go easy on sugar and it's a no brainer that we should ditch diets based on foods overloaded with sugar, salt and bad fat. But implying that an overload of sugary food alone is why the body struggles to keep blood glucose under control is misleading.
There's one good thing about pre-diabetes though: it's a warning. There's still time to make lifestyle changes that can help bring blood sugar back to normal before you're stuck with diabetes. But blood glucose rises silently and the only way to know you're drifting into the danger zone is a blood test, says Cohen who suggests that people over 40 use the AusDrisk Test, a free online tool that calculates your risk of Type 2 diabetes. Women with a history of gestational diabetes or polycystic ovary syndrome should also have regular blood testing for diabetes, he adds.


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Northern Illinois Will Beat tOSU
Would you believe cover the spread (tOSU -18)?
Although I don't actually believe that young people will be celebrating in the streets of DeKalb early Saturday evening following a Huskies victory over the Buckeyes, I do believe that Northern Illinois will make it tough on tOSU.
Here are a few reasons why:
1) tOSU isn't that great: Look, any team with Troy Smith and Ted Ginn is good and I don't doubt that most of the Buckeyes making their first start on Saturday (including nine—nine!—on defense) are talented players. But is tOSU the best team in the nation? Why? Because they toppled a subpar Michigan team in Ann Arbor and drubbed a good—not great—Notre Dame team in the Fiesta Bowl last season? If tOSU manages to get to double digits in wins this year, I'll grow a Buckstache and make passionate yet tender love to Holly Mangold (when she turns 18).
2) tOSU might be looking ahead to next week's game at Texas: Is anyone else shocked that Ryan Hamby—the tOSU tight end who dropped a touchdown pass that would have clinched a win over Texas last year—hasn't been publicly executed on High Street yet?
3) tOSU Under Tressell has struggled with similar teams: Consider the following Buckeye victories, which were all played in Columbus: (2001) Akron 28-14, (2002) Cincinnati 23-19, (2003) San Diego St. 16-13, Bowling Green 24-17, (2004) Marshall 24-21. In the last four of those games, tOSU prevailed over their pesky opponents largely due to the efforts of kicker Mike Nugent, who now plays for the New York Jets. A few days ago Tressell named redshirt freshman Aaron Pettrey the kicker, though he added that backup Ryan Pretorius—a 27 year old South African rugby player who has never played a game of organized football—may also get a chance to become the starter as well. Holy Matt Frantz!
4) NIU is pretty good: Coach Joe Novak's Huskies have had six consecutive winning seasons and earned a record of 34-14 over the past four years. NIU tailback Garrett Wolfe is the leading returning major-college rusher (175.6 yards-per-game average), the top returning all-purpose yardage player (200.2 ypg.), and the number one returning NCAA 1-A career rusher (161.8 ypg.), though I don't think he has an action figure based on him yet. Plus the team boasts an offensive tackle, Doug Free, who many expect will be a first round pick in the 2007 NFL Draft.
My prediction: NIU 23 tOSU 21...ok, tOSU 20 NIU 17...alright, alright, tOSU 27 NIU 20. But it will be a tighter contest than almost anyone expects.
32 comments:
if NIU does, indeed, give OSU 'a good game', what would it mean?
-The Buckeyes have a young squad on D that needs to 'gel' - point taken. Though, bet you that this D will be looked back on, come late OCT/NOV as 'whoa, what were we thinking UNDERRATED.
-The Bucks played a QUALITY OOC team, undoubtedly. Gave UM a 'good game' last year if I recall, and with the caliber of players on their team, would do so again.
-The Buckeyes got a noteworthy test out of the gates - this may be a huge help when they travel to Austin to play, arguably, the biggest game of the season, only second to the BCS-NC. (on a side note, WVU ought to take note - would anyone really take that undefeated season seriously??)
-(my favorite)Come mid-November, when UM once again falls, that they are truly losing their momentum as a 'national powerhouse' program, yes, even with the 'winningest' record. (winningest - love it when you guys use that word.)
I welcome, and do hope the Buckeyes get a 'good game' from the Huskies!
- September 01, 2006 4:42 AM
While it has been Tressel's history to not run up the score and not show much offense, this game could be different. I do not dispute that NIU is a decent opponent. But with OSU having so many new starters on defense, I think they may try to score more just to take the pressure off of the D.
If Troy can keep from turning the ball over, I think they roll easy. If they don't, it could be closer than the spread.
They also need to be aware that meaningless scores at the end of a game make a score look closer than it really is (PSU-IU 1994), and voters rarely see games, just scores. Prediction OSU 48-20.
I suspect UM may have an easier time with overmatched Vandy since they lost Cutler. Without him they may have lost 10 games last year. This is Illinois in different colors and a PC mascot. Prediction UM 41-10.
- September 01, 2006 8:09 AM
Keep thinking tOSU is overrated and UoM is underrated, time will only tell. Keep posting like this, and just make sure when Meeshigan looses 4 this year you note it on this wonderful site. We will be laughing in Columbus. OSU 38 NIU 17. Go Bucks!!!
- September 01, 2006 8:37 AM
small correction: OSU-Cincinatti game in 2002 was played at Paul Brown Stadium, not in C-Bus...
- September 01, 2006 8:42 AM
- Andy said...
I think the bucks will cover the spread. I also think you will regret the double digit win statement.
- September 01, 2006 9:05 AM
Wow. While I agree there is some potential for the Bucks to be over-rated, it seems unlikely in a 13 game season that they don't wind 10.
10-3 seems likely, with losses to three of Texas, UM, Iowa, bowl opponent, and random Big 10 team.
9-4 seems highly unlikely to me.
Hope Holly is ok with your proposition!
- September 01, 2006 9:17 AM
I'm a Buckeye fan, but your site is so kick-ass, I made it my home page.
Your analysis is (as always) spot on, but I want to raise chime in on 2 issues:
1. Can we pretend that the whole "Holly Mangold" saga is just a bad dream?
2. "Holy Matt Frantz"!?!?!?!?!? That was just plain MEAN!
Keep up the good work, bastards
- September 01, 2006 9:37 AM
Dear friends,
Twas the night before kick off and all through the state
All the fans couldn't help but anticipate
The season was here, the waiting was done
`For the buckeyes were ranked number one
The players would lay their a sleep in their beds
While visions of touchdowns danced through their heads
With Tressel awake planning attack
T. Smith has some dime flat on her back
Game day would come and wouldn't you know
The Silver bullets were poised to put on a show
On Troy on Gonzo on Pitt and on Teddy
No doubt in my mind that this team was ready
The opening game would be just a test
But the following week we'll show them who's best
Jim Tressel is a god in this college football town
His grey sweat vest is a nice little crown
Though the defense is young and a little bit new
We'll still kick the sh!t out of the maize and blue!
Though this poem is done there is work I must do
On Saturday morning we'll be at "The Shoe"
- September 01, 2006 10:01 AM
I want to see the picture of your Buckstache if TOSU wins by double digits. It should be a Friday post and could you grow one with that faggish look that strip of hair that goes all the way around your face?
- September 01, 2006 10:18 AM
- IC said...
Anon 5:42-
Thanks for the correction re. the stadium for the 2002 tOSU-Cincy game.
I don't think I'll regret my prediction that tOSU won't reach 10 vicories. If they don't my prediction is correct and tOSU fans will be despondent. If they do reach 10 or more wins I get a shot at Holly Mangold.
It's a win-win.
- September 01, 2006 10:57 AM
- WhiteDawg said...
Good post...haha keep wishing...The Ohio State Buckeyes will dominate in this game and prove they deserve the Preseason #1 Ranking.
- September 01, 2006 11:15 AM
Wow - amazing number of buckeyes
paying attention to this site...
Northern Illinois 27
tOSU 24
Garret Wolfe a great little running back, and the NIU line can control the game.
The buckets looking forward to Texas - big mistake.
- September 01, 2006 11:30 AM
If tOSU manages to get to double digits in wins this year, I'll grow a Buckstache and make passionate yet tender love to Holly Mangold (when she turns 18).
Prepare to throw out the razor and drop trou. And if tOSU beats UM you have to do Holly in the AA public library.
- September 01, 2006 12:46 PM
- Yost said...
Anon 9:46am,
Now that's the kind of smack talk I love about this game and rivalry.
- September 01, 2006 1:00 PM
- IC said...
Anon 9:46-
I thought public libraries only allowed this kind of sexual activity.
Maybe that's only in OH..IO.
- September 01, 2006 1:13 PM
- Andy said...
Wow...that is beautiful...and I thought Texas had some backwards folk. I love the fact that both Dad and Son were sporting a BUCKSTACHE...
- September 01, 2006 4:21 PM
- TitleIX said...
ok--A) library JERK is a FREAK
what the HELL is with the BUCKSTACHES???? it is armageddon...
B) w/r/t football---NIU has an amazing running back who made us look silly for a while last year. I say the not-so-mighty-Gillette-needing-suckeyes will FALL!!!!
- September 01, 2006 6:04 PM
- Jack Fu said...
I have little doubt that Northern Illinois will beat the spread, primarily because the OSU offense is gonna be vanilla with a capital V-A-N-I-L-L-A, as the offensive line - probably the best thus far in Tressel's tenure - should be able to shove around the smallish NIU defense. Goal #1: win the game. Goal #2: give Texas as little as possible to look at on film...
- September 02, 2006 9:53 AM
Nice prediction Nostradamus! I bet that 5 years ago you predicted that Lloyd would by 4 and 1 against Tressel by now.
Good job on handling that SEC powerhouse Vanderbilt. Very impressive.
Looking forward to 1 and 5 come November.
- September 03, 2006 1:00 AM
- Yost said...
Did you not read the post are can you simply not comprehend what you read? IC did not say OSU would lose, just that it would be closer than folks think.
Seriously, try harder next time.
- September 03, 2006 1:46 AM
- IC said...
As another King of Cool--The Fonz-- once said:
"I was wr...I was wro...I was wrong...."
To answer your question: I didn't make any predictions back in 2001 when Tressel was hired. I was kind of out of commission back then, seeing as how I had spent all my savings on a Y2K shelter a few years earlier. Still have a few cans of Mini Ravioli.
- September 03, 2006 1:52 AM
Yost - was 35 - 12 "closer than anyone expected"? I don't think so. Try harder next time.
- September 03, 2006 1:58 AM
What a suprise. A Michigan fan saying Ohio State is over rated. A Michigan fan who thinks just because they got used by NIU that somehow OSU will perform worse.
What does this game's outcome say about Michigan in how they couldn't stop Horvath and company but OSU blew them out and only allowed 54 rushing yards to Wolfe in the first half before the subs started playing on defense....on a defense that had 9 new starters?
Is this blog supposed to be a serious body of work or just high comedic value? Do you just make wild picks in the hopes that some day you might hit one and possibly look like a genius when you are really spraying a shotgun hoping to hit at least one due to the odds of probability?
I'm all about people being entitled to their opinion but for god's sake don't share yours. People might actually make the mistake of taking it seriously.
Better start growing your buckstache and good luck on Holly. The thing is who is to say she would put out for you?
Astound us again with your next pick....Oh let me guess....Texas will beat Ohio State? Man I didn't see that coming.
Continue with your football analytical genius. Pro teams and college universities are surely beating down your door to employ your expertise. Either than or possibly SNL will give you a call to do some writing for sketch comedy.
- September 03, 2006 2:26 AM
- Yost said...
Anon 11:26pm,
What a surprise -- a Buckeye fan gets so flustered when somebody doesn't heep total praise on Tosu, he freaks out and starts talking nonsense.
First of all, Michigan beat NIU last year 33-17. How you consider Tosu's 35-12 score Saturday a "blow out" yet 33-17 is "used and abused."
In addition, Wolfe rushed for less yards against Michigan than the Bucks.
As for the rest of your, uh, rant, thanks for your opinion. Really. Seriously, I can tell you don't drink the Kool Aid in Columbus and your thoughts are rational and based strictly on football knowledge. Thanks for enlightening all who read your words. For now we may bask in your genius.
*sigh* Re-read what IC wrote again. It's really not a personal insult. You can probably even do it without punching your common law wife (that was an insult).
All he said was that, w/ 9 new starters on defense and having not beaten anybody rally good last year (remember, he included Michigan in that category), they don't appear to be the best team in the land. Is that so odious to you?
He also noted that Tosu might be looking ahead to the Texas game. Again, does that offend you so?
Third...ah, what's the point. You're obviously one of those guys who, unless someone outside the Buckeye family gives all praise to Ohio State, you, well, you come on a Michigan blog to rail about it.
In his post, IC didn't pick Tosu to lose, just said it might be closer than folks think.
Now, calm down and try to get on with your life.
- September 03, 2006 2:59 AM
You better give Holly a morning-after pill then. That'd be one ugly kid!!
- September 03, 2006 5:03 PM
"What a surprise -- a Buckeye fan gets so flustered when somebody doesn't heep total praise on Tosu, he freaks out and starts talking nonsense."
No. I'm not a buckeye fan. I know it is hard for your pocket sized intellect to grasp the possibility of people outside the state of Ohio thinking this predicition was simultaneously the hieght of hilarity and stupidity. But trust me on this....there are.
"In addition, Wolfe rushed for less yards against Michigan than the Bucks."
There is this thing called "The Big Picture" which you, in your self mastabatory frenzy seemed to have missed. I can understand how considering your uh...myopic narrowminded viewpoint...could've missed it.
Yes wolf gained more yards. But he gained most of them in junk time against OSU after the game was decided. But feel free to keep on blowing a gasket over it. I assure you it is quite funny to read.
Wolf first half 60 OSU 100 Michigan. (uh oh. Michigan fan meltdown in progress)
Total offense against OSU 343...Michigan 411
First quarter score OSU 21 NIU 0 (game over)
First quarter score Michigan 14 NIU 3 (game still matters)
See how that works? You don't get to cherry pick certain statistics and leave others out. Otherwise you run the risk of looking like a yipping retarded monkey and being humiliated in public....
...kind of like what I just did to you. :D
I would comment on the rest of your childish drivel...but what would really be the point? I don't see how I could possibly humiliate you even further and your credibility as an objective observer has went straight down the toilet
But thanks for commenting. I always enjoy a good laugh at someone elses expense. :D
As they say on the internet....
I win
Nuff said ;)
- September 04, 2006 4:54 AM
You mishgan pukes are so sad. Try to intellectualize this one - Lloyd Carr, 1-5 against the Bucks in the last six years. This time next September he's going to be the fluff girl in the Eastern Middle Tennesee Junior College locker room.
After our two-touchdown plus win against the Hornlickers, we are going to give mishgan a blindfolded, on your knees, hancuffed, phonebook across the back of the neck beating - Guantanamo Bay style.
- September 04, 2006 5:46 AM
- Yost said...
Anon 1:54,
Yeah, you win. That's why you come back to a site you don't like over and over again at 2am to see if anybody responded to your genius so that you can reply and reply before going back to your lonesome existence with a smug smile on your face thinking, "Yeah, I showed them!"
Nice life. Good luck with that.
- September 04, 2006 12:27 PM
I am obsessive OSU fan. I know that UM predicted a loss and that OSU overwhemingly defeated a MAC team. Hardly impressive but a lot to leave desired. The game included 2 fumbles inside the NIU 5, so the score coulda easily been 50-12. Wolfe had a ton of yards, but i beleive only around 55 in the 1st half. I read this website everyday, and have nothing bad to say about it. Personally, if I was Yost, or brian, I would keep posting outrageous things just to get a reaction out of us. Its a rivalry, the best none the less, and UM doesn't like OSU. THats the way it is. I wouldn't doubt that some OSU fans thought UM would lose to Vandy, which is fine. It's what bloggin is about, if I had my own site, I would post that ND loses everygame this whole season (Go blue in about 3 weeks).
P.S. Goodluck with that buckstash. Im looking forward to some pictures of it
- September 04, 2006 8:35 PM
- Yost said...
Thanks for the comment. Love talking about the rivalry w/ a fan like you.
However, I know it was posted on an OSU site that we predicted OSU would lose to NIU. Not true. IC's post simply stated that he thought the game would be closer than folks thought. The title -- NI Will Beat tOSU -- wasn't a prediction, just a play on the old GET SMART tv series based on the next lines of the post.
Thanks for reading.
- September 04, 2006 8:50 PM
from a die hard NIU fan and alum - im sure glad i dont hate another school like you two hate each other (although, im not particularly fond of Toledo...)
- September 08, 2006 4:07 PM
Just wondered if you have called up Holly yet? You better start making your move now because tOSU is better than YOU thought they would be this year! Better live up to your promises.
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• It's hard to say who had the more positive weekend, basketball-wise around Powell this past week. The Trapper women picked up a pair of huge conference wins on the home floor while both Powell High School teams took to the road to begin 3A West play. Both came home with 2-0 records.
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(Editor's note: This article concludes a three-part series on the sports highlights around Powell in 2010. This installment looks at the months of Sept.-Dec. The first two parts of the series appeared in last week's issues of the Powell Tribune.)
As the 2010 calendar wound down, the local sports scene continued to give fans plenty to cheer about. For some programs it was a little of the old, while others were experiencing things far newer.
January 06, 2011 9:07 am
Trappers return 1-1 from Arizona road trip
The Northwest College Trappers split a pair of games in Yuma, Ariz., to begin the second semester men's basketball schedule. The Trappers dropped a 70-54 decision to Arizona Western before bouncing back the following night with a 67-55 win over Yavapai.
In their first contest of 2011, the Trapper men got off to a fast start, but ultimately were hobbled by a tenacious Arizona Western defensive unit. The host Matadors, who began the year receiving votes in the NJCAA Top 25, limited Northwest to just 23 second-half points on the way to the victory.
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After almost three weeks off, the Powell High School basketball teams return to the hardwood this Friday for the start of a four-game homestand. Three of those four games will involve clashes with opponents from the 3A West.
Both Powell's boys' and girls' teams currently boast 2-0 conference marks, making it even more important to hold serve on their home floor.
January 06, 2011 9:01 am
Number of Panthers competing for Cody Broncs
Indoor track season opens Jan. 14 and, similar to past years, a number of Powell High School athletes will take advantage of a cooperative agreement to compete as part of the Cody High School team. Defending state indoor high jump champion and two-time 3A outdoor high jump champ Kyle Sullivan headlines the sizeable group.
January 06, 2011 8:59 am
They say life begins at 40. Maybe that's why it took four decades for yours truly to be served up his first black eye.
The life moment occurred roughly two hours before the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve when the puck at the Yellowstone Quake hockey game ricocheted into the area where I was standing to photograph the game. It bounced off the boards first, but ultimately wound up bouncing off me as I attempted to evade its flight path.
December 14, 2010 3:31 pm
Stellar defensive effort squandered
Without glancing at the scoreboard, one look at Northwest College head coach Andy Ward's face told the tale on Saturday night. The Trappers dropped a 70-59 decision to Casper.
"We did our best to give them the game and they stepped forward and took it," Ward said.
December 14, 2010 3:29 pm
Marshall McArthur's last-second shot lifted the Powell Panthers to a 53-51 victory over Jackson and saved head coach Mike Heny some significant second-guessing.
"We called a time out to set up the final play, because that's not really a situation we've practiced yet," Heny said of the tie game facing the Panthers in the waning seconds. "Right as we called it Coop (Powell guard Cooper Wise) got free for an uncontested layup."
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Administrator Szabo encouraged rail companies to adopt anti-distraction programs and challenged all railroad employees to make the improper use of such devices while on the job socially unacceptable.
"Distraction can impact anyone, whether they're driving a car or working in a railroad environment, and the consequences can be equally serious and even deadly," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. "Ending distraction will take everyone's help and I appreciate leaders in the railroad industry and labor joining us in this important safety effort."
This is the launch of a collaborative outreach effort to encourage the establishment of peer-to-peer programs that raise awareness among all railroad employees of the dangers of distraction. Railroad employees who improperly use electronic devices while on the job violate both federal regulations and railroad operating rules, while endangering themselves and possibly their coworkers, railroad passengers and those who live and work along rail lines.
"I have spent my entire career in the railroad industry, and I know firsthand how distractions can lead to danger," said Administrator Szabo. "That's why I'm calling on all rail industry employees to adopt a zero tolerance position on using electronic devices while working, building an even stronger safety culture where workers can confidently depend on one another to keep everyone safe."


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Eye Care in Romania
- October 2017 •
- 16 pages •
- Report ID: 153613
Euromonitor International's Eye Care in Romania report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data 2012-2016, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. Forecasts to 2021 illustrate how the market is set to change.
Product coverage:
Allergy Eye Care, Standard Eye Care.
Data coverage:
market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
Why buy this report?
* Get a detailed picture of the Eye Care market;
* Pinpoint growth sectors and identify factors driving change;
* Understand the competitive environment, the market's major players and leading brands;
* Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop.


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Eastern Rail is a provider of transit products to Miami-Dade Transit and other private and public rail systems.
Miami-Dade Transit's Metrorail, which serves Miami-Dade County in Florida, has already installed and is using ECOTRAX ties received in two prior orders throughout its 24.4-mile elevated rapid transit system.
Axion has sold ECOTRAX ties to Eastern Rail Corporation for Miami-Dade Transit that range in size from 8.5-feet to 18-feet in length. This most recent purchase order increases Miami-Dade Transit's purchase of ECTORAX to approximately 2,000 ties representing approximately on million pounds of plastic being recycled and diverted from landfills.


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Remington Arms Firearms 96339 1911 R1 Threaded...
|Anacortes, WA 98221
Buyer pays actual shipping costs for the following option(s): Overnight, 2nd Day
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AS IS - No refund or exchange
The seller of this item assumes all responsibility for this listing. You must contact the seller to resolve any questions or concerns before placing a bid. Payment must be made using U.S. dollars ($) unless otherwise stated in the listing. Firearms may only be shipped to a licensed dealer (FFL Holder). Some listed items may not be legal in every state. Complete your purchase within the law.
ANACORTES GUN SHOP – Your LOCAL gun shop on the World Wide Web. We've been serving our community and the online market since the 90's.
We have a HUGE amount of Inventory available at LOW prices!
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We're open 6 days a week! Our normal business hours are M-F 9AM-6PM PST and Saturday 9:30-5. If you've placed your bid during this time, go ahead and call us at 800-850-2001 to complete your purchase.
After placing your bid, during our normal business hours, we confirm its availability through our warehouses, give you a call with the total including shipping, and collect your payment information.
If you live in WA, we must charge Washington State sales tax by law. You will receive an email in your inbox with this calculated into your invoice.
Stock photos provided by the manufacturers may not accurately represent the actual item in every case. Please verify this picture accurately reflects the product described by the title and description before you place your order.
All items will ship via UPS or USPS. All firearms are shipped from our main shipping warehouse in Anacortes, WA within 3-7 business days of completing your order. Please understand that any delivery information provided by our representatives is only an estimate, not a guarantee.
Long Guns (rifles, shotguns) are shipped UPS Ground, and cost typically ranges between $29 - $45.
Handguns by law are shipped 2nd-day-air, and ships for a flat rate of $39.99 in the continental US. Handguns which require large or oversized boxes will ship UPS Ground.
Ammunition price varies by weight ** UPS Ground - Adult Signature Required **
Other items are typically shipped via UPS Ground, unless the item is a size that fits a flat-rate USPS box, or unless a specific carrier is requested at checkout. Most items are received at the FFL within two weeks.
Customers ordering multiple items can request combined/discounted shipping. This request can be met if the items are eligible for combined shipping compliant with DOT/carrier regulations. Combining shipping may result in extended shipping times.
For customers with technical questions regarding a particular product, we recommend that you take the manufacturer/SKU number or UPC from the "Item Description" tab and consult the respective manufacturer's website to obtain the most accurate technical information.
All guns are pulled from the warehouse at random, so please do not request consecutive serial numbers as we nor our warehouses have the resources to take requests for specific serial numbers.
We aim to be as competitive as possible in the online market with every gun we sell. In order to meet this goal, we typically have minimal profit-margins on all of our guns and ammo. The opening bid price is always our best, and we offer that price to all of our customers. For this reason, we do not offer any further discounts for multiple orders. Law Enforcement or Military members are the exception. On our website, we have a LE/MIL department with specially discounted guns labeled as such.
Your dealer will have access to the most current list of DOJ approved firearms for your state. Our store policy prohibits the alteration of any firearm for the purpose of rendering it compliant in a specific state. However, we will ship to your FFL if they are willing to receive a non-compliant firearm and perform the necessary modifications for you before transfer. If you have an FFL that can confirm with us that they are willing and able to receive a specific firearm, we are happy to ship to them.
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We do our part to ensure the description and picture match the condition of the firearm, but ultimately rely on information provided from manufacturers and suppliers which on occasion have partial or dated information. Factory new items have the manufacturer's warranty. Anacortes Gun Shop is not responsible for changes in style, packaging, package contents, or other adjustments made to items that originate from the factory.
Guns listed as "blem" or "blemished" are mechanically sound, picked at random, sold as-is, and typically carry the manufacturer warranty for Mechanical or Structural defects. The blemishes are cosmetic in nature and may include discoloration, uneven finishes, scuffs, scratches, or any other visible cosmetic defect.
Payments must be received within 7 days of auction close. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and US Postal Money Orders. We will also accept Checks, but we will hold shipment until check clears. Make Checks or Money Orders Payable to: ANACORTES TELESCOPE & WILD BIRD, INC, 9973 Padilla Heights Road, Anacortes, WA 98221.
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Should the need arise; we will do our best to cancel an order at no charge provided that it is cancelled by 5:00 pm Pacific Time on the day of order. Please do your part to cancel the sale on the "My Buying" section, click the drop down and cancel. We work quickly to process orders, so please contact us immediately if you need to cancel an order. If an order cancellation request occurs after 5:00 pm on the date the order was placed, it is agreed that the customer will pay a minimum 5% cancellation fee. This is to help offset costs already incurred by AnacortesGunShop.com. Special orders requiring prepaid deposits are subject to a 25% cancellation fee.
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sourced from offsite warehouses, as indicated by the designation 'Ships
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restocking fee of
up to 25%, and must be cancelled prior to the firearm being shipped to
customer's FFL.
Please take your time to inspect all firearms thoroughly BEFORE proceeding with the transfer. Once a new firearm is transferred to you it is considered used, even if unfired. Consequently, we cannot provide a refund for new firearms once they have been transferred into your possession. We do understand that some manufacturer defects may not be identifiable upon initial inspection. However, upon discovering a defect AFTER the transfer, the firearm MUST be returned directly to the manufacturer for replacement or repair (in accordance with manufacturer's warranty policy). By sending a defective firearm directly to the manufacturer, you can avoid the unnecessary transfer fees of returning the firearm to us through your local FFL dealer. Shipping fees may apply. Manufacturer repaired firearms can be returned directly to the customer without additional FFL transfer or associated fees. However, if the manufacturer chooses to replace the firearm, the replacement firearm must transfer through your local FFL dealer to document the replacement firearm serial number.
All customer returns or exchanges must occur within fifteen (15) days of receipt of merchandise. All returns must be pre-authorized by an Anacortes Gun Shop team member who will provide a Return Authorization Number (RMA#) if approved. The customer is responsible for all shipping charges related to the transaction. Also, we DO NOT reimburse FFL transfer fees on returned items.
A full or partial merchandise refund will be determined by Anacortes Gun Shop upon inspection of the returned product. A minimum 5.0% fee will be deducted from the refund to cover processing costs. An additional restocking fee will be deducted from the refund if, upon inspection, it is determined that the returned product has been used and/or damaged by the customer, or is missing any parts, manuals, warranty cards, etc. Customer is also responsible for return shipping charges. Unfortunately, we cannot refund original shipping and handling charges unless an error occurred on our part in shipping your order. If a prepaid return label is provided, it will be deducted from the refund (in addition to the restocking fee). All returns must be received within 15 days from the date of purchase or they will be refused. Please do not return any order prior to receiving a return authorization. Returns that have not received prior authorization will be refused. Ammunition cannot be returned due to safety reasons (no exceptions).
A refund check will be issued to the customer within fifteen (15) days of receipt of returned merchandise with an accompanying RMA number, or refunded back to the credit card used for the original purchase.


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Marian Hines remembers when her military service ended. Hines, 92, served in the Army during World War II as a nurse. On Monday, she pulled a small card out of her wallet that detailed her service, which ended with the war in 1945.
Marian Hines remembers when her military service ended. Hines, 92, served in the Army during World War II as a nurse.
On Monday, she pulled a small card out of her wallet that detailed her service, which ended with the war in 1945.
The card was still in pristine shape, as though it had never left the Hendersonville resident's wallet. It's just one piece of history that can be found in the Ex-Military Nurses Club. Hines and four other former military nurses founded the club during a lunch on Nov. 6, 1989.
Hines, Ginny Soula, Frances Taylor, Polly White and Betty Godin met at Hubert's Restaurant in Hendersonville, and the club has thrived ever since.
The group of retired military personnel meets on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at different restaurants in Hendersonville. Last Monday, the group of women met at Lake Pointe Landing.
Since that first meeting, women of all ages and from all branches of the military have come into the group. Hines' daughter-in-law, Linda Hugo-Hines, is the youngest member at 59. She moved to Hendersonville in 2005 and retired from the Army Nursing Corps in 2001.
"I'd never heard of anything like it until I got here," Hugo-Hines said.
In the group are nurses from World War II and Vietnam. One nurse served in the German military. The club has 37 members and has grown by word-of-mouth over the years.
The history at the lunches is abundant. Hines served in World War II in a hot zone. She shipped out to New Guinea in the South Pacific before moving on the Phillipines. The last two years of the war in the Pacific were rough, she said.
"I went in when it was so bad," Hines recalled.
Her nursing unit — consiting of 75 nurses and 20 doctors — was caught in the mix of mortar fire for a long period of time. They worked on badly injured soldiers and in the end, Hines received the Bronze Star.
The history and sharing of stories makes the club appealing, Carolina Village resident Dorothy Managan said. Managan joined the club after moving to Hendersonville in the early 90s. She was an Army nurse during the World War II era.
For Managan, the club is about bonding over common experiences.
"It was wonderful to just be able to exchange the experiences you've had," Managan said. "Just getting to know people who lived through these experiences is rewarding."
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"We are extremely pleased with the progress Amtrak has made under the leadership of Joe Boardman," said Chairman Tony Coscia. "The changes Joe is managing within the railroad are resulting in real accomplishments and it is important for him to stay on, continue his work and provide leadership for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead."
The Amtrak board of directors approved a two-year renewable contract for Boardman who was appointed president and CEO in November 2008.
Under Boardman's leadership, Amtrak says it has experienced many accomplishments, including: record ridership and revenue, continued reductions in the need for federal operating support, a significant pay down of debt, the best ever system-wide on-time performance, expansion of state-supported services, the introduction of Wi-Fi service and eTicketing and the creation and implementation of a corporate strategic plan.
In addition, he is managing new equipment orders for Northeast Corridor and long
distance services, a major planning effort for the development of next-generation high-speed rail, a comprehensive employee safety program, enhanced security initiatives and numerous capital projects to improve Amtrak infrastructure, stations, maintenance shops and other facilities.
Before joining Amtrak, Boardman was the Administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration and also served as a member of the Amtrak Board of Directors. Prior to his position at FRA, Boardman was the longest serving commissioner of the New York State Department of Transportation. He has been involved with the transportation industry for more than 40 years with experience on the local, state and federal levels and his own transportation management company


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Maersk Line is the world's largest container ship operator. Maersk Line is a unit of the A.P. Moller-Maersk Group, based in Copenhagen, Denmark, and with offices around the world. The group was founded as a shipping company in 1904.
A.P. Moller-Maersk's container shipping subsidiaries — Maersk Line, Safmarine, MCC-Transport, Seago Line and Mercosul Line — operate nearly 600 vessels with a total capacity of more than 2.6 million TEUs (20-foot-equivalent units). Maersk operates the largest container ships in the world to date, with delivery of its 18,270-TEU Triple E vessels beginning this year with the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller.
Maersk Line has announced plans to join fellow major container lines Mediterranean Shipping Co. and CMA CGM, in the P3 Network, an alliance that will allow all three carriers to deploy their largest vessels in Asia-Europe trade, while deploying smaller vessels in Trans-Pacific and Trans-Atlantic trade, subject to regulatory approval.
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If serving the public through government or a nonprofit organization is your goal, the Bachelor of Science in Business with a concentration in Public Sector* degree program can help. Students of this program acquire the knowledge necessary to understand and improve operations in both the public and private sectors. Discover how the online public administration degree at University of Phoenix prepares you to take on the challenge of improving our world.
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JUB Christmas Card Exchange 2012
This is the 5th year we've done this and it seems to be more popular each year. Due to work commitments, Yooper has asked if I'll step in again this year - so here's how it works!
The not so small print/Disclaimer
The only leap of faith people have to make is trusting that their fellow JUBbers maintain the confidentiality.This exchange is a member driven event - it isn't arranged by JUB or BluMedia Admin or staff. Neither party have requested the information as part of their contract with you. By taking part and freely giving the information below, you agree that JUB, BluMedia and the individual known as 'Quasar' are saved from harm if there are any negative events resulting from you passing on personal information to fellow JUBbers.
Due to some members being a little uncomfortable in using the JUB servers to host personal details via PMs last year, this year's exchange will be done totally outside of JUB using Yahoo's email service.
In order to participate this year, either say so in this thread, or send me a PM stating you would like to be included. I will then PM you with an email address to which the following information needs to be sent:
1. Your Real name
2. Your Real Mailing Address
The list will close on November 28, 2012 and any final updates will be emailed out on November 30th 2012. This is due to most of the last posting dates to some International areas being around the 3rd - 6th December. Hopefully, this will give people enough time to post cards to International JUBbers.
As always, we expect the participants to respect the privacy of the other participants and keep the addresses and names you receive CONFIDENTIAL. Email addresses will not be included on the mail list.
There are several JUBbers that are unable to receive cards but would like to send them; those that are in this situation will get the 'send only' list. You know who you are!
Once the final update is sent out, everything is deleted from my PC and the email account will be deleted.