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The group seeking a public vote on the city of Sacramentos plan to subsidize a downtown arena received a pivotal boost over the weekend when it obtained 18,000 signed petitions financed by Chris Hansen.
Those petitions likely place Sacramento Taxpayers Opposed to Pork, or STOP, within just a few thousand signatures of what it needs to qualify a measure for the June ballot that would require voter approval of public contributions to sports facilities. STOP needs 22,000 valid signatures from city voters and it has three more months to reach that threshold.
Hansen, who tried to buy the Sacramento Kings earlier this year and move them to Seattle, requested in a letter Tuesday that STOP return or destroy the petitions, which he said were both financed with his money and given to the campaign without his consent or knowledge. While stopping short of threatening legal action against STOP if the petitions are filed with city election officials, Hansen said the group does not have any legal right to them.
Please do the right thing, Hansen wrote.
STOP announced Tuesday it had received the signatures from an Orange County political consultant named Brandon Powers, who had arranged for the petitions to be gathered with $100,000 from Hansen. The campaign is in the process of verifying the validity of the signatures, said STOP spokesman John Hyde. He said the goal will be to collect 30,000 signatures, enough to provide a buffer for those that may be found invalid by county elections officials.
The money that funded the petition drive was transferred in June from a Los Angeles law firm that Hansen said he paid $100,000 to conduct research into the viability of Sacramentos arena plan. That arena plan, a pivotal element of the citys successful effort to block the Kings move to Seattle, includes a $258 million public subsidy, most of which would come from bond financing backed by city parking operations.
Powers did not return either a phone call or email seeking comment.
STOP said it would deny Hansens request to return the petitions.
These petitions represent the will of 18,000 people who took the time to provide their signatures and express their desire to put this tax subsidy to a vote, Julian Camacho, president of STOP, said in a statement. We believe it would be wrong ethically and legally to deny them that right.
Volunteers with STOP also have spent three months collecting signatures for the campaign. In addition, STOP recently hired Momentum Political Services to organize paid signature gatherers, and those workers have been collecting petitions for two weeks.
Make no mistake: This initiative will qualify, Jim Cathcart, STOPs treasurer, said in a statement.
Josh Wood, a leader of DowntownArena.org, a coalition of building trades groups and Kings fans, said the signatures were collected with lies and misinformation. Hansen was not revealed as the financier of the petitions until weeks after a reporting deadline mandated by state election code. He later agreed to pay a $50,000 fine.
The campaign attempting to defeat the ballot measure will likely be a costly one, with most of the regions most powerful special interest groups and politicians aligned in their support of the arena plan, political consultants said.
All of the invested parties are going to be out in droves trying to defeat this initiative, said Doug Elmets, the chief spokesman for the failed 2006 initiatives that proposed financing a new Kings arena with a sales tax increase. When you combine business, labor and local government all who are eager to see the arena built youll see an incredibly well-funded effort.
Elmets added he expects the effort to force a vote on the arena to be woefully underfunded.
They need a wealthy benefactor that is willing to help them advance, he said.
Members of a group of nonunion contractors opposing an agreement to build the arena with union labor said they plan to support STOPs effort. Those individuals part of the Coalition for Fair Employment in Construction plan to meet today to work on the plan to get behind STOP, said Eric Christen, the organizations executive director.
Hyde acknowledged that the pro-vote campaign would still be drastically outspent and would be forced to rely upon grass-roots efforts, including a heavy use of social media. I think given the financial resources of the two different groups, it will end up being a David and Goliath fight, he said.
Call The Bees Ryan Lillis, (916) 321-1085. Read his City Beat blog at www.sacbee.com/citybeat


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Another episode of Burnt Face Man. This time with a washing machine theme.
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2014 Super Lawyers Magazine Rising Star
July 10, 2014
Mr. Troy was selected by Super Lawyers Magazine as a 2014 rising star for his work in the field of Marital and Family law. Super Lawyers Magazine only selects 2.5% of licensed attorney's in Florida to receive this honor. This is the fourth time Mr. Troy has received this recognition and the 6th time overall he has received this honor from similar Florida publications.More...
Paralegal Association of Florida Inc-Boca Chapter-2014 Ethics Seminar Boca Raton
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Mr. Troy will be speaking February 8, 2014 on the subject of ethics as it relates to to cyber spying in family law cases. The seminar will take place at the Pavilion Grill located at 301 Yamato Road in Boca Raton.More...
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Mr. Troy will be speaking in Palm Beach on November 8 on the subject of "Spying Spouses" in family law cases. This seminar will address internet and digital issues in divorce cases including, spying spouses, knowing the line between lawful and unlawful activity (e.g. e-mail hacking and tracking, spy software, GPS devices, audio and video recordings, etc.), divorce discovery and the difference between social media discovery and e-discovery, ethical considerations and managing and overcoming evidentiary roadblocks.More...
What is Shared Parental Responsibility?
August 18, 2013
As many people know, approximately five years ago, the Florida legislature changed the way divorce cases involving children were handled. The legislature recognized that "custody" battles were flooding the courts and hurting families going through a divorce. No longer would the terms "custody" or "visitation" be used. The courts are now required to utilize parenting plans Supreme Court of Florida Parenting Plan . These parenting plans are used to establish timesharing as opposed to visitation. In the parenting plans nowhere does it discuss "custody". The term "custody" has been removed from all of the Florida Statutes governing family law. Now the courts designate "parental responsibility" to the parents. The court or the parties may decide to use "shared parental responsibility", "sole parental responsibility" or "ultimate decision making" over the children.
Shared parenting is far and away the most common designation of parental responsibility. Under shared parental responsibility, the parents are required to discuss with each other all major decisions regarding the children such as, health care and education. If the parties cannot agree with each other they are forced to go to court to have a judge decide. Sole parental responsibility is very rare and it is utilized in extreme cases. Under sole parental responsibility, one parent makes all the decisions regarding the child. The decision making parent is not required to consult with the other parent on any of the decisions regarding the child's care. Ultimate decision making is a variation of shared parental responsibility. Under ultimate decision making, the parties are first required to consult with each other on all child related issues. If the parties cannot agree, one parent is designated the ultimate decision maker and their position on an issue will trump that of the other parent. Ultimate decision making is commonly used in extremely high conflict cases where the court believes the parents simply cannot agree on anything. By giving one parent ultimate decision making, the court hopes to avoid the parties frequently coming back into court.More...
High Cost of Attorney's Fees in Divorce
August 09, 2013
It is being reported that Dwyane Wade's divorce may be costing him in excess of 10 million dollars http://goo.gl/Fzeiiq. While this is of course very rare, it is an example of how attorney's fees can get out of control when emotions run high in a divorce case.
When choosing an attorney, a client must first understand their own financial limitations. Not everybody can afford the most expensive attorney in town and not everybody can afford to litigate their divorce case at the same level as a high profile celebrity. Some individuals also may need to consider that the law requires the higher earning spouse to contribute to the non-earning spouses attorney's fees. In certain cases that means one party is paying for two attorneys.
Do not be afraid to ask your lawyer how much it will cost to file a certain motion, or to go to court. You will find that many issues are simply not worth it financially or worth the stress of appearing in front of a judge. Most people going through a divorce are spending money they worked hard to accumulate over the course of several years. Some people are simply paying for the divorce by increasing their debt. Either way, the more you fight, the less there will be for the family. So before you go looking for the "bulldog" attorney, or go rushing into court… think about how much it will cost you and your family.More...
Accessing Spouses Emails May Be Illegal
July 26, 2013
A police officer in Tallahassee has found himself in hot water for accessing his former wife's email account and providing her emails to his divorce lawyer. This was deemed to be a violation of police orders and will lead to discipline for the officer. Read more at: http://goo.gl/RsAax7
I published an article on this issue where I go into greater detail about spying on the private communication of a spouse in a divorce setting. The courts have tried to crack down on these spying spouses particularly in a divorce setting. Florida statute chapter 934 deals with this issue extensively. If a spouse attempts to use as evidence any intercepted emails, phone calls or text messages they may find themselves in trouble with the family courts as well as being prosecuted for criminal activity. Parties to a divorce need to be extremely careful when trying to utilize emails, correspondence and recorded conversations as evidence in their divorce case. It is important to review the statutes and case law carefully with your lawyer before attempting to utilize these communications as evidence.More...
Update on Dwyane Wade Law Suit
July 17, 2013
According to the Chicago Tribune, Dwyane Wade's former wife has unexpectedly dropped her law suit against the Heat guard and several corporations. The law suit was initially brought because Wade's former wife believed she was not being paid a portion of Wade's endorsement dollars as required under the parties divorce agreement. The law suit claimed she was entitled to recover one million dollars. The reason for the voluntary dismissal is unknown at this time.More...
Reconciliation Not a Reason to Unilaterally Modify Alimony
July 17, 2013
Former NBA super star, Allen Iverson found out the hard way that reconciliation is not a free pass to modify your alimony obligation. Recently Iverson was ordered to jail by a family court judge if he did not pay his former wife $40,000 in unpaid alimony within 72 hours. Iverson quickly came up with the money to avoid jail. According to various media outlets, Iverson claimed the reason he did not pay was because he believed the couple had reconciled and thus he was no longer under a support obligation.
The courts will not allow a party to unilaterally modify or terminate their child support or alimony payments. Even if a couple reconciles, the payor spouse is still under an obligation to make his alimony and child support payments until the parties enter into a subsequent SIGNED agreement or the court enters an order modifying the payments. Any party that changes their support obligation with out doing it properly may find themselves in contempt of court or behind bars.More...
Dwyane Wade Being Sued By Former Spouse for Conspiracy to Avoid Payments
July 11, 2013
Dwyane Wade's former wife is pursuing a claim against the Miami Heat star for conspiracy to avoid payments to her. Preliminary reports are that the parties entered into an Agreed Preliminary Injunction (API) which required Wade's income from endorsements to be placed with a mutually selected financial institution. The complaint against Wade alleges that he conspired with the various companies he endorses along with agents to avoid placing the earnings in a joint account as required by the API. The suit was brought against Wade and companies such as T-Mobile, Gatorade and Staples to name a few.
If this is a case of Wade avoiding a property distribution payment, the penalty may be less harsh such as financial sanctions, attorney's fees, interest penalties and a judgment against him. If in fact the endorsement earnings were part of a support payment, the court may hold Wade in contempt, order financial fines and possibly incarceration. Although it is unlikely Wade would see the inside of a jail cell, a ruling such as this could hurt Wade's image and may impact his future sponsorship opportunities. Companies will think twice before entering into deals with the superstar if they involve the ex-spouse.More...
Family Courts Concerned with the New Health Care Laws
July 03, 2013
The Family Courts in Florida are gearing up for the change in health care laws (commonly referred to as Obama-Care or the Affordable Health Care Act). Because it is not exactly known how these new laws will impact families, the courts are paying special attention to ensure each agreement complies with Florida Statute 61.13(1)(b). This statute requires divorcing couples to designate one or both parties to be responsible to pay for the children's health insurance and uncovered medical expenses. Just as the court will not allow a divorce to be finalized without properly addressing child support, the courts are now turning people away if their agreement does not include a designation for the payment of health care costs. In Harris v. Harris, a recent decision out of the 2nd DCA, the court was reversed when it failed to address how the children's medical expenses and insurance would be paid after the divorce.
The court are clamping down on this issue to ensure that no matter how the change in the health care laws impact the parents, the children will be properly protected. Discuss this matter with your lawyer, and pay special attention to the health care provisions in your agreement. Although most agreements should have this clause, it is now mandatory and you cannot get divorced without it.More...
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Golf fans are accustomed to seeing a Tiger and a Bear on the links. But a cow and a bull?
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But for several hours Friday, thats exactly who was grazing on the 13th and 14th fairways at Dorals Jim McLean Signature Course.
As Tiger, Phil and Graeme fought it out on the leader board of the WGC-Cadillac Championship being played just blocks away on Dorals Blue Monster course, crews worked to remove the cow and bull including, rumor has it, trying to load one onto a golf cart.
Ive been here for seven years and Ive seen lots of animals on the course but never a cow, said Cory Head, head golf professional at the Doral Golf Resort & Spa.
The livestock were originally found wandering around a Doral shopping plaza on Northwest 107th Avenue about 3 a.m. Friday. They were taken to an area set up by the Doral Police Department, but managed to break free and wander onto the nearby golf course.
They were not aggressive, said Sgt. Fatima Nuñez.
In fact, golfers were allowed to play the course although hitting one would have meant a two-stroke penalty, joked Ed Russo, project consultant for the resort.
During their stay, the bull and cow grazed on the fairways, made up of Tifway 419 Bermuda grass.
Its catnip for cattle, said Russo.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—The American Advertising Federation (AAF) has elected advertising industry executive Murray Gaylord, vice president, marketing, NYTimes.com, as AAF chairman of the board of directors. Gaylord succeeds Andy Jung, senior director of advertising & media services, Kellogg Company. Frank Cooper III, Pepsi-Cola North America, will serve as AAF vice chairman. The announcement was made at the AAF National Conference 2007 in Louisville, Ky.
"I am pleased to announce Murray Gaylord as chairman of the AAF board of directors, " said AAF President and CEO Wally Snyder. "Murray is a leader in the advertising community and has a unique combination of ad agency experience, Internet marketing at Yahoo! and nonprofit experience as a past chief operating officer of the Ad Council."
"I am honored to be named chairman of the AAF. It is a great organization that brings together advertisers, ad agencies and the media and reflects all that is great about the advertising business," said Gaylord. The AAF is local and national. It embraces diversity, creative excellence and education and honors the best of the best in the industry."
Gaylord's projected goals for his two-year term as chairman include a Web-based "AAF University," expanding AAF membership and strengthening the ADDY® brand. The purpose of "AAF University" would be to provide a series of webcasts to inform and educate AAF members in all aspects of advertising, media marketing and events; a curriculum would be developed with regularly scheduled presentations on a wide variety of topics.
Gaylord would also like to see AAF membership doubled by the year 2010. Based on research presented earlier this year, there are approximately 458,000 individuals working in the advertising industry. Ten percent of these individuals are represented in AAF membership. "As the unifying voice for advertising with members from agencies, media and advertisers, I believe we can achieve this goal."
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Murray Gaylord is the second member of The Times Company to chair the AAF; Janet Robinson, president and CEO of The Times Company, served in the role from 2004 to 2005.
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St. Paul's economy is about to get a big boost from a global steel maker that plans to invest some $50 million in expanding its plant.
Brazil-based Gerdau is a giant in the steel industry, and its investment in the state's Capitol city definitely gives a hefty hand to the heavy manufacturing sector.
"This makes us a pretty big player in the steel industry," said Bill Blazar, of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce.
The work at Gerdau's St. Paul plant, located just north of Interstate 494 along the Mississippi River, includes taking scrap -- such as that found in old cars and SUVs -- and running it through a massive facility to turn it into high-quality steel once more.
"It's a very high quality, very precisely-made form of steel," Blazar said.
"Not only is it a great recycling firm, but this is the company that made most of the steel for the Dallas Cowboys stadium," said Mayor Chris Coleman. "We won't hold that against them. They do bridges and other projects across the country."
Now, the company plans to upgrade it's local infrastructure so it can increase its steel output significantly.
"They could've made this investment in another community, made it in a place where the plant needs upgrading," said Blazar. "It's a testament to the quality of the Minnesota workforce and its ability to make high-quality steel."
Blazar says the investment also locks down the company's long-term future in Minnesota. As for jobs, Gerdau employs about 370 in St. Paul. That number isn't expected to grow much because the new equipment will mostly make the plant more efficient, but it will create many construction jobs in the short term while securing the future for current employees.
"These are great jobs that pay well," Coleman said. "It is an incredibly important investment in the future of the city."
Local officials say the $50 million investment will also help related industries, such as the scrap yards and truckers.
Gerdau operates in 14 countries, employing about 45,000 people across the globe. The company is planning a groundbreaking later this month, and hopes to have the new operations up and running by early 2014.
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IVhorseman wrote:sniper rifle's been done and is bumped to a UR of 5 and range of 15", and the sniping ability done for a specific unit type. but then again, these are your rules, not mine.
IVhorseman wrote:Heavy machinegun is something i've been trying to really nail good, but i want to decide on good autofire rules before i affirmatively decide. The way i want to see it done, is that it damages everything in a cone with some reasonable amount of damage (damage dealt depending on cone size: i'm thinking 1d10 - fingercone size). after that, any unit caught in a machinegun's fire for more than one turn is pinned by suppresive fire, and can only move at half speed, with no other actions besides crying. sounds pretty sick to me.
IVhorseman wrote:And finally the shotgun: i like the ability for multiple targets, but i've also been trying to come up with a system that shows the cone from a buckshot doing more damage close-up, and less damage from far away. keep in mind that a shotgun actually has MASSIVE range due to it's buckshot, but damage is inversely proportional to range.
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IVhorseman wrote:doubletaking at massive 3d6 damage, i'm dropping it to 2d6. it then loses a point of damage for every inch away the target is, and UR drops stay the same. of course, this is all off the top of my head, and is based on absolutely nothing.
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IVhorseman wrote:it becomes more or less innefective past 10". 2d6 minus ten on average is -2. but there's still the slight chance that it miracurously does massive damage, and at 18 inches away a -18 still yields a 4 or more. hooray critical success!
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IVhorseman wrote:yeah but.... dude! crit success!
haha no, i know exactly what you mean though. you've probably got it as good as it's gonna get, but it still feels like something's missing.
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Hess vs. activist investor -- who will prevail?
Elliott Management wants the oil and gas company to be split into three parts to unlock shareholder value.
Elliott, which took up a 4% stake in Hess this week, making it the company's largest independent investor, also said in its letter to shareholders that it "strongly advocates for Hess to conduct a full strategic and operational review to consider all pathways to maximize shareholder value."
Elliott, run by billionaire Paul Singer, argued that Hess lacks focus. It acts like a major oil and gas company, but since it's much smaller it cannot compete: "Hess is less than 1/11th the size of the majors it lists as its proxy peers. It is 1/23rd the size of Exxon (XOM) and 1/12th the size of Chevron (CVX). By definition, if Hess spreads itself as broad as a major with a fraction of the resources, it simply does not have the wherewithal to compete."
The hedge fund suggested Hess to spin off its Bakken shale assets and its downstream retail and marketing holdings, splitting the company into three parts as a consequence. The fund asserted that such a move would create additional value for shareholders.
Elliott is also seeking the nomination of five new independent directors to the Hess board. "New directors are needed for real change," the fund said in the letter. The candidates include Rodney Chase, former deputy chief executive of BP (BP); Harvey Golub, former chief executive of American Express (AXP); Karl Kurz, former chief operating officer of Anadarko Petroleum (APC); David McManus, a former executive at Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD); and Marshall Smith, the chief financial officer of Ultra Petroleum (UPL).
The hedge fund's letter comes just a day after Hess announced a set of restructuring and asset-shedding plans. Likely forced into action after hearing of Elliott's activist intentions last week, Hess announced that it would sell its network of oil-storage terminals and its refinery in Port Reading, New Jersey, by the end of February.
Hess would effectively leave the refinery business and become a predominantly exploration and production-based business, joining others such as ConocoPhillips (COP) and Marathon Oil (MRO), who have also exited the refining sector. Hess jumped 6.1% to close at $62.48 on Monday on the news.
"By closing the Port Reading refinery and selling our terminal network, Hess will complete its transformation from an integrated oil and gas company to one that is predominantly an exploration and production company and be able to redeploy substantial additional capital to fund its future growth opportunities," said John Hess, the company's chairman and CEO, in a statement Monday.
According to Barclays, Hess's fuel terminals could sell for between $1.5 billion and $2 billion, as they are situated along New York Harbor and other areas along the East Coast, where real estate prices are high, reports the Wall Street Journal.
As of late Monday afternoon, Hess seemed intent to hold on to its downstream assets, potentially setting up Hess management for a clash with Elliott. Hess spokesperson Jon Pepper told Bloomberg Monday that the company "plans to continue its long-term commitment to the retail and energy marketing business."
When reporting quarterly results Wednesday, Hess said that over 90% of its capital would be in its exploration and production business following its exit from refining, Reuters reported.
Hess posted a profit of $566 million, or $1.66 per share in the fourth quarter, compared with a loss of $131 million, or 39 cents per share, a year earlier. Revenue rose 10% to $9.69 billion. Also, oil and gas production rose 8% in the fourth quarter. Specifically, production from its Bakken shale assets soared 68%.
If investors' response to the recent flurry of news is any indication, however, Elliott, which succeeded in adding two new board members to BMC Software (BMC) last year, is more than likely to get its way.
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The sixth generation of Volkswagen's small family car was only unveiled a short time ago at the 2010 Chicago Auto Show, but the German automaker has already found a way to persuade more money out of the wallets of potential Jetta owners with a new version of the vehicle. The 2011 Chicago Auto Show has welcomed the Volkswagen Jetta GLI, a new model that will be offered in three trim levels: base GLI, GLI Autobahn, and GLI Autobahn with Navigation.
The base model will feature a sportier look, a performance-oriented interior, better performance, and an impressive list of standard equipment. The GLI Autobahn then adds 18-inch alloy wheels, a sunroof, dual-zone climate control, heated V-Tex leatherette seats, and a Fender-branded audio system. Claim the top-of-the-line GLI and you'll get all of that plus Volkswagen's RNS-315 navigation system, keyless entry, and push-button start.
Sales for the Jetta GLI will begin in Spring 2011 with prices starting at $23,495. The GLI Autobahn's goodies will increase the price to $25,545, while the GLI Autobahn with Navigation is priced at $26,445. The extra $10,000 added to the GLI model may scare some potential owners from looking further, but this version may just have enough style and technology to fully make up for the extra bills.
Hit the jump to read more about the 2012 Volkswagen Jetta GLI.
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The sixth generation Jetta features a high-gloss black radiator grille, a fully painted bumper, a sporty cooling air intake, and a tray-shaped front spoiler, as well as a v-shaped engine hood ending at the fenders on the sides. The GLI version will have some of these same elements, but will get a more distinctive front grille and trapezoidal headlights. The car sits on standard 17" alloy wheels (18" are offered as standard on the GLI Autobahn), while the rear gets smoked taillights and dual exhaust tips.
Compared to a standard Jetta, the GLI version gets a sportier and more performance-oriented interior with sport bucket seats with red stitching, a sport flat-bottom steering wheel with red stitching, and different aluminum accents. The Jetta GLI is available in cloth or V-Tex Leatherette.
The center console gets newly designed and intuitive controls for climate and radio. The console is also slightly inclined toward the driver to heighten comfort behind the wheel.
The list of equipment includes: 6.5" touch screen premium VIII radio with Bluetooth and iPod connectivity, standard one-touch up/down power on all four windows, standard multifunction display (for vehicle status, trip, radio and navigation information when equipped), available dual zone climate control, available RNS-315 navigation system and available keyless entry with pushbutton start.
Under the hood of the new Jetta GLI, there is a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder gasoline engine that delivers 200 HP and a full 207 lb.-ft. of torque at just 1,700 rpm. Mated to a six speed manual transmission, the GLI offers a fuel economy of 31 mpg. When mated to a DSG automatic gearbox the fuel economy is 32 mpg.
The 2012 Jetta GLI is offered in three trim levels each with its own price tag. The base GLI is priced at $23,495, the GLI Autobahn has an MSRP of $25,545, and the Jetta GLI Autobahn with Navigation is priced at $26,445.
There are plenty of competitors waiting to take the sale away from the Volkswagen Jetta, but two of the more popular ones are the Subaru Impreza WRX and the Honda Civic SI .
We're still waiting for Honda to reveal the new generation Civic SI, so we'll have to use the current model for comparison. It is powered by a 2.0 liter four-cylinder engine that delivers a total of 197 HP and 139 lbs-ft. Fuel economy is also not up to par with the GLI and the Civic only gets 29mpg. It's obviously less powerful and thirstier than the new Jetta GLI, but its price tag is also lower at $22,405. The customer's best bet would be to wait for the new generation Civic to see if that model can give the Jetta GLI a run for its money.
The Impreza WRX is powered by a turbocharged/intercooled 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine that delivers a total of 265 hp and 244 lbs-ft of torque. Priced from $25,495, the WRX seems to be the best choice when put up against the Jetta GLI. The only downside to the Impreza is its fuel economy of only 25 mpg and its outdated 5-speed manual transmission.
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Electronic Line-Calling Debuts in Miami
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MIAMI, FL, USA - History was made on Wednesday when 14 points during the opening round of the NASDAQ-100 Open in Miami were decided using Hawk-Eye technology on stadium court at the Crandon Park Tennis Center.
Electronic line calling made a successful debut in its first professional tennis event. Players during the course of two Sony Ericsson WTA Tour and three ATP matches challenged 14 calls. Seven were successful in reversing a call while seven were unsuccessful.
"It's gotten off to a great start and we have to continue the same way the rest of the tournament," said Gayle Bradshaw, the ATP Administrator of Rules and Competition. "Everything went really smooth."
"Our players are really excited about the new system," said Angie Cunningham, Sony Ericsson WTA Tour VP of On-Site Operations & Player Relations. "Judging by the reaction of fans so far, this new technology is going to make watching tennis more entertaining than ever."
The honor of making the first challenge under the new system goes to American Jamea Jackson, who unsuccessfully challenged a decision in the 57th minute of her match against countrywoman Ashley Harkleroad.
"I was wrong," said Jackson. "The first one I thought was wide but I just wanted to try it. I thought it was great. I loved it. It was fun. I just wanted to be the first. That's what it was really all about."
Harkleroad made the first successful challenge when she challenged a line call in the second set.
Nicolas Massu became the first ATP player to make a challenge during the opening set of his match against Raemon Sluiter. The Chilean successful with his challenge.
During the final match of the day, Belgium's Xavier Malisse defeated Ecuador's Nicolas Lapentti, 36 63 60, despite the Ecuadorian lodging four successful challenges compared to one from Malisse.
When a player challenged a call, the official replay was provided to the chair umpire and simultaneously to the television broadcast and in-stadium video boards. The result of the challenge was then shown simultaneously to players, officials, television viewers and fans.
"After seeing how it went today, people thought it would slow things down but it actually helped speed up the game," Bradshaw said. "The time it took was under 10 seconds."
With the on-court player challenge system for review of line calls, each player will receive two challenges per set to review line calls. If the player is correct with a challenge, then the player retains the same number of challenges. If the player is incorrect with a challenge, then one of the challenges is lost. During a tie-break game in any set, each player will receive one additional challenge. Challenges may not be carried over from one set to another.
No. of Challenges Made: 14
No of Successful Challenges: 7
No of Unsuccessful Challenges: 7
Challenges made by ATP players: 8 (Successful 6 Unsuccessful 2)
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What Can You Get For a Prospect in the Summertime?
We can all agree that the Oilers have a logjam at the level of development just below the NHL. The "waiting room" has been full since the lockout when Lowe's plan was to gather assets and then dealing Pronger and Smyth for picks and prospects only increased the stockpile.
This can be a good thing but these assets need to be used in a timely fashion or they die on the vine. The Oilers have made decisions since the lockout on Jani Rita, Tony Salmelainen and Alexei Semenov then last summer they let Brad Winchester go and got nothing in return.
The Oilers have a plethora of restricted free agents this summer and it is possible some will not be offered contracts. Among the rfa's who might be "on the bubble" are Danny Syvret, Troy Bodie, Jonas Almtorp, Glenn Fisher, Fredrik Johansson and TJ Kemp.
A level above that group are players like JF Jacques and Marc Pouliot, who might be offered contracts or traded depending upon how the organization moves forward. Rob Schremp is not an rfa but would have to be considered in that group.
I've been wondering about trade values for such a player. We can talk about Rob Schremp's skills and future but he is an unproven talent and most organizations have players who are bubbling under and looking for an opportunity. For the Oilers to get good value for Schremp he'd need to be clearly better as an option. Although we don't really know which organizations might be interested in him (I haven't seen any of those "needs" lists by team yet) we can look back and see what NHL teams have been getting in return during the summer months.
Below is a list of prospects who have been traded for picks or talent since summer 2006. Please add any I've missed to the comments:
- June 24, 2006: Minnesota traded their 1st rd pick and Patrick O'Sullivan to Los Angeles for Pavol Demitra.
- June 24, 2006: Toronto trades Tuukka Rask to Boston for Andrew Raycroft.
- August 17, 2006: Atlanta trades Karl Stewart, a 2nd rd pick and a conditional 4th rd pick to Anaheim for Vitaly Vishnevski.
- June 22, 2007: Pittsburgh trades Chris Thorburn to Atlanta for a 3rd rd pick.
- June 30, 2007: Minnesota trades Manny Fernandez to Boston for Petr Kalus and a 4th rd pick.
- July 23, 2007: Boston trades Hannu Toivonen to St. Louis for Carl Soderberg.
- September 11, 2007: New York Islanders trade Petteri Nokelainen to Boston for Ben Walter.
Now these are just the summer deals and I've excluded the blockbuster trades because it gets harder to identify value. From these deals, can we make any definitive statements? Probably not, but there are some interesting things. Minnesota's dealing of Fernandez might be viewed as a bit of a salary dump so we need to factor that into the value received in return but the others appear to be hockey trades.
So, although Rob Schremp is shy of Patrick O'Sullivan's resume could he be half of a cornerstone in a trade that gets Edmonton a player of a quality similar to Demitra? Could the Chris Thorburn value give us a clue as to the current value of JF Jacques?
Based on the extreme lack of picks the Oilers have in their arsenal currently I'd say that at least one of the prospects we're familiar with (say Schremp, or Jacques) will be heading out of town at or near draft day. I'd place Schremp's value at about 35-45 (mid-2nd round) and Jacques probably 50-75 (late 2nd to mid-3rd) and Pouliot probably has a little better value than either of them.


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I picked it up a couple of days ago. I used Logic for 4 years and then switched over to Studio One. For the price this is quite the release. I am used to using melodyne but Logic's version is very intuitive to use and delivers great results for tweaking. The drummer is pretty cool. Some of the updates to the plugs are really good as well.
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I did notice the price for Logic X - what a bargain. However, I just bought a Line6 Spider Jam amp, which is turning out to be a whole lot easier for practice and composing than the hassles involved with hooking up and booting up my Mac!
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I bought Logic Pro X. It is a worthwhile upgrade. There is a lot of streamlining of the GUI, that make it easier to do the things you've always done. The new Flex Pitch is amazing!
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First Division: Round Two Wrap
The Griffons are surprise early pace-setters in the expanded Absa Currie Cup First Division after a topsy-turvy second weekend of action in the new eight-team competition, which also saw newcomers the Ford Pumas flex their muscles and defending champions the Regent Boland Kavaliers slip to their second successive defeat.
The Griffons beat the Platinum Leopards 41-20 in Welkom on Saturday for their second successive five-point haul, which sees them top the log with 10 points. The EP Kings are one point behind in second following their 38-15 win over the SWD Eagles in Port Elizabeth on Friday.
The Valke's 33-11 away win on Friday against the Border Bulldogs takes the men from the East Rand up to third place on six points, while the Pumas' impressive 33-10 victory over Boland in Nelspruit on Saturday in the weekend's final game sees them grouped with the Eagles and Leopards on five points.
The winless Kavaliers and Bulldogs prop up the table after two rounds and will have to improve rapidly if they are to make a statement in what promises to be, even at this early stage, a very competitive and unforgiving tournament – especially for any side left in the starting gates.
EP Kings 38 (12) SWD Eagles 15 (8)
EP Kings flyhalf George Whitehead, with a personal haul of 23 points, marshalled his side to a solid win over their Southern Kings franchise partners at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. In doing so, he gave the men from Port Elizabeth a solid start to their campaign for Premier Division status after their 25-20 away win over the Kavaliers in Round 1.
Four penalties from Whitehead gave the home side a 12-8 lead at halftime, with the Eagles scoring the only try of the opening stanza through winger Alshaun Bock.
The Kings came out firing after the break, scoring three tries in rapid succession – to fullback SP Marais and flankers Wimpie van der Walt and Cornell du Preez – to build up a 23-point lead and effectively kill off the game with half an hour remaining.
Whitehead got in on the action with the bonus-point try, while the Eagles had to be satisfied with a consolation score by replacement Deroy Rhoode.
EP Kings – Tries: SP Marais, George Whitehead, Wimpie van der Walt, Cornell du Preez. Conversions: George Whitehead (3). Penalties. Whitehead (4).
SWD Eagles – Tries: Alshaun Bock, Deroy Rhoode. Conversion: Kurt Coleman. Penalty: Coleman.
Border Bulldogs 11 (6) Valke 33 (19)
The Valke shrugged off their 37-27 home defeat to the Griffons in Round 1 by picking up an invaluable win on the road at the Buffalo City Municipal Stadium in East London.
The Kempton Park-based outfit had their workmanlike pack to thank for the win, the big men up front making sure that the home side's fleet-footed backs were constantly on the back foot and had very little ball to work with.
Flyhalf Karlo Aspeling ran a well-orchestrated show and finished with 13 points as reward for a good night at the office, which included a fine individual effort to open his side's account as early as the fifth minute.
Aspeling was joined on the try-scorers' list by Namibia flanker Jacques Nieuwenhuis, who would finish with a brace, centre Willie Odendaal and replacement hooker Vernon du Preez.
For the outgunned Bulldogs, who lost 46-8 to the Eagles in Round 1, their tireless eighthman Lubabalo Mzwakali was rewarded with a try but as a team the Bulldogs just could not match the power of their East Rand opponents.
Border Bulldogs – Try: Lubabalo Mzwakali. Penalties: Reinhardt Gerber (2).
Valke – Tries: Karlo Aspeling, Vernon du Preez, Willie Odendaal, Jacques Nieuwenhuis (2). Conversions: Aspeling (4).
Ford Pumas 33 (26) Regent Boland Kavaliers 10 (3)
A first-half hat-trick of tries to flanker Jaco Bouwer set up an impressive victory for the Pumas at Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit, as the men from Mpumalanga got their campaign back on track following their 32-23 first-round defeat away to the Leopards.
The Kavaliers would have wanted a positive start following their 25-20 home defeat to the EP Kings in Round 1, but they were stunned by the ferocity of the home team's forwards, and in particular a driving maul which they used to telling effect to build up an insurmountable lead by the break.
The alarm bells began ringing for the Bolanders as early as the third minute when Bouwer crossed for his first try, with Pumas flyhalf Carl Bezuidenhout also going on for a try and kicking three conversions to open up a 23-point halftime lead.
The visitors improved markedly in the second period, but home skipper JW Jonker made sure there would be no chance of a come-from-behind victory by scoring his side's fifth try with 15 minutes remaining. The Kavaliers' only try came from replacement Jonathan Francke, but by that stage there was only ever going to be one winner in this one-sided contest.
Ford Pumas – Tries: Jaco Bouwer (3), Carl Bezuidenhout, JW Jonker. Conversions: Bezuidenhout (4).
Regent Boland Cavaliers – Try: Jonathan Francke. Conversion: Elgar Watts. Penalty: Watts.
Griffons 41 (16) Platinum Leopards 20 (3)
Wing Reinhardt Erwee was the star of the show at the North West Stadium in Welkom, his 26-point haul giving those 200 diehard Griffons fans in attendance renewed hope that their team have finally turned the corner after a couple of lean seasons.
The Griffons kicked off their season with a come-from-behind 37-27 away win over the Valke in Round 1, and in similar but more familiar surroundings the home side sounded a warning that they are not to be taken lightly by the chasing pack.
Erwee kicked 21 points and bagged another five with an excellent try, but the scoreboard doesn't reflect entirely just how tough the match was against a Leopards side coming off an impressive 32-23 home victory over the Pumas in Round 1.
There were only seven points in it as the match entered the last 15 minutes, the Griffons holding onto a slender 27-20 lead. But Erwee then crossed for a try he converted himself, before centre Werner Griesel's post-hooter effort earned what could yet turn out to be a crucial bonus point.
Griffons – Tries: Japie Nel, Tertius Maarman, Reinhardt Erwee, Werner Griesel. Conversions: Erwee (3). Penalties: Erwee (5).
Platinum Leopards – Tries: George Tossel (2), Juan Pretorius. Conversion: Adriaan Engelbrecht. Penalty: Gerhard Nortier.


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The meaty menu features rib-eye-steak meals ($11.99–$32.99), philly cheesesteak sandwiches ($7.99), and seven flavors of wings ($16.99/20).
Texas Steak Out
Because cravings don't often wait for convenience, the cooks at Texas Steak Out take care of the leg work: They deliver their all-American breakfast, lunch, and dinner to diners' front doors. Relieving patrons of the task of hunting a steer, they grill rib eyes, sirloins, and steak tips, complemented by philly cheesesteaks and a horde of hoagie sandwiches. Their hearty meals come with classic steak-house sides such as steamed broccoli and mashed potatoes. For breakfast, diners can feast on egg and cheese hoagies and breakfast rolls, or opt for a heavier Texan breakfast of sirloin steak or pork chops with eggs and hash browns.
The sirloin cut was quality, no fat at all and cooked to perfection. Service was prompt and courteous.Mark J., Yelp, 2/7/13
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SPOKANE -- It doesn't get any bigger than this for the Spokane Shock.
The Arena Football League team will be the first to play an outdoor game in history, but they're also fighting for the postseason while they're at it.
Spokane battles Utah in the "Joe Albi Classic" on Saturday. Kickoff is scheduled for 6pm at Joe Albi Stadium. There are still tickets available, but you can also watch the game live on KSKN 22.
The Shock (7-8) and Blaze (7-8) are tied for the final playoff spot in the National Conference. Utah currently holds the tie-breaker because they beat Spokane earlier this season. The winner of Saturday's game will take a one-game lead over the loser.
Crews started to setup Albi Stadium on Wednesday morning. They hope to have the field in place by Friday afternoon. That's when the Shock have a walk-through scheduled, so they can find out what the elements (sun, wind, etc.) will be like outdoors.
Stay tuned to KREM 2 News and KREM.com for all the latest on the "Joe Albi Classic". We'll have full highlights and postgame reaction on Saturday.