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The number of fixed broadband internet subscribers exploded during 1998-2003, but since then, it has grown at a fairly constant rate of about 50-60 million per year. That lack of acceleration puts internet service providers and hardware manufacturers in the slow growth drawer.
The amount of digital information passing through those lines is still growing exponentially, mainly in the form of streaming video. As a savvy investor, you're probably already thinking about how to make some money from this global trend.
During Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) latest earnings webcast, Chief Business Officer, Nikesh Arora, mentioned that YouTube now has more than one billion monthly users. Those users are streaming about 150 million hours of video per day, up about 50% from a year ago.
I believe that Google is a fantastic company, but not for investors looking to profit from the explosive growth in digital data transmission. In the first quarter of 2013, Google's own websites -- including YouTube -- contributed $8.64 billion of its $13.97 billion in total revenue. Unfortunately, Google's management doesn't disclose exactly how much of that $8.64 billion originated from YouTube alone.
So, what can you do if you think there are still profits to be made from expanding rates of data transmission, but don't want to get involved with mobile devices, glasses, and driver-less cars? Three words for you... just three words: "content delivery networks."
Since 1998, Cambridge, Massachusetts-based pioneer, Akamai Technologies (NASDAQ: AKAM), has been helping a wide array of customers deliver large amounts of data in a faster and easier manner. Using its proprietary Akamai Intelligent Platform, it identifies its customers' most popular content, then stores it closer to the regions where that content is most often accessed.
When evaluating potential long-term investments, a 'SWOT' method works well. A balanced look at Akamai's Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats will create a clear picture of the company's prospects going forward.
Akamai has no over-sized clients. According to the company's investor relations page, "As of the beginning of 2012, one-third of the Global 500 companies entrust their online business to Akamai." That's an impressive client list. More importantly, in the company's latest quarterly report, no single client accounted for more than 10% of revenue.
The exploding growth in data transmission is more or less reflected in Akamai's revenue growth. Over the past decade, Akamai has reported growing revenue year after year, from $161.26 million in 2003 to $1.37 billion in 2012.
A quick look at the company's balance sheet shows that the company isn't facing any liquidity issues. Akamai has enough current assets to cover its current liabilities nearly four times over, and is carrying no long-term debt.
Akamai should also benefit from the informed leadership of its co-founder and recently appointed CEO, Tom Leighton. His March 13, 2013 purchase of 30,000 shares raises his stake in the company to over 3.8 million shares.
Insider transactions are another positive sign for the company. In the past three months, there have been 18 insider purchases and only two sales.
Rather than taking on debt to finance its growth, Akamai steadily diluted shares from 118 million in 2003 to a high of about 191 million in 2010. Since then, the number of outstanding shares have been reduced to about 181.56 million.
Last earnings season, the company missed revenue estimates, and it was crushed. From quarter to quarter, the company's share prices are relatively stable, but whenever Akamai posts a slight miss in its top or bottom lines, the stock gets hammered.
After reporting positive first-quarter 2013 numbers, the gloom was lifted. Given the tendency of Wall Street to overreact, a slight miss could cause you to lose your nerve and exit your position. It's for this reason that I'm waiting for the next mild disappointment before making a purchase.
I believe that web security is where Akamai has an economic advantage over its smaller competitors. The company has over 100,000 servers in more than 1,000 locations worldwide. Clients experiencing a denial-of-service attack can typically remain functional as Akamai provides the immense volume often necessary to absorb the incoming requests.
Its competitors are going to have a difficult time expanding their network to a size capable of competing with this pioneering giant. Their size and reach creates an economic moat, and that's how I believe the company will continue to maintain profitability going forward.
As hardware becomes less expensive, larger companies are finding that it is cost effective to provide their own content delivery networks, which is squeezing margins for companies like Akamai. The company and its competitors are coping by also offering their clients other services, like web security.
International telecom service provider Level 3 Communications (NYSE: LVLT) is a Tier 1 Internet provider. Among other services, its content delivery network competes with Akamai. Its Tier 1 positioning might give Level 3 an opportunity to undercut its competition.
Luckily for Akamai, Level 3's balance sheet isn't strong. The company hasn't had a profitable year since 1998, and is heavily in debt.
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Over the past five years, Akamai's per share earnings have grown at a compound annual rate of about 7.2%. Projecting that rate forward ten years would give you a per share earnings of $2.25 for fiscal 2022. Over the past five years, the company's shares have traded at a multiple between 20 and 60 times earnings. At an average of about 40 times earnings, you can reasonably expect a share price of about $90.40 in 2022.
Akamai's closing price on Friday, April 26 was $33.40. Any shares you pick up at that price and sell ten years from now should realize a gain of about 10.4% compounded annually.
A rate of 10.4% is nothing to sneeze at, but I'm going to wait patiently for another overreaction to the down side before initiating a long position in this promising company.
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The predictable happened Saturday night.
A Georgia program that struggled through a losing season last year got pretty soundly beaten by one of the country's winningest programs in recent years.
A Top 5 team beat a team that somehow had sneaked into the Top 20 on the basis of a great recruiting year and residual respect from past glories.
Georgia fans booed and cussed Mike Bobo for yet another night of mostly predictable playcalling.
And the nattering nabobs of negativism, as Spiro Agnew might call them, immediately jumped off the bandwagon after just one game and started with the woe-is-Mark-Richt broadsides.
You knew that was going to happen, despite the fact that Boise State was favored over the Dogs and despite the fact that Georgia's potential road to the SEC championship remains at least theoretically open despite the loss of the Old Leather Helmet trophy to the Broncos at the Georgia Dome. (The only way losing to Boise might impact Georgia in the SEC wars is if the injuries to a couple of key players Saturday night result in extended absences.)
But that's the way the "hot seat" media scenario works. A "Dream Team" recruiting class might turn the heat down a couple of notches, but all you have to do is open the season with a loss — even a loss that most observers thought stood a pretty good chance of happening — and the "what has happened to the Georgia program under Richt?" storyline takes front and center again.
I'm certainly not here to defend Richt or Bobo. The downward trend of Georgia against ranked opponents over the past four seasons under Richt is undeniable. And despite the occasional deviation from the norm — Brandon Boykin coming over to the offensive side for a brilliant scoring reverse — Bobo fooled almost no one with what he was doing Saturday night, especially in the first half.
And while Aaron Murray played a little better in the second half, he mostly continued the slump that began in the Liberty Bowl and frankly didn't show the amount of progress from his freshman year that most of us expected. He's still standing back there holding on to the ball too long on third-and-long (thanks, Bobo) and getting sacked. He also was off-target on some key throws but we'll give him that since he also had several surely thrown passes dropped.
Also, the line play was disappointing, both offensively and defensively, with Boise having the upper hand most of the evening. And Todd Grantham never did figure out how to defend Kellen Moore's short passing game, whether the Dogs were in man-to-man or that extremely loose zone.
Yes, I had convinced myself Georgia could, under the right circumstances, beat Boise. And that might have happened had the Dogs played fully up to their potential, not made stupid mistakes, not gotten hit with some injuries — and if Boise had played a poor game. But they didn't. Georgia still looked like a team in search of its identity while the Broncos played like a team that knows they're good, something the Dogs are still dreaming about.
Still, as I was trudging back to the car Saturday night with my wife and brothers, we found ourselves doing something that ran counter to the general mood of the evening: accentuating the positive.
That long touchdown pass to true freshman Malcolm Mitchell was a thing of beauty, as he turned on the afterburners, catching the perfectly thrown ball from Murray in stride. That young man is going to be a Georgia football hero before very much time has passed. We also noted what a fine performance transfer linebacker Jarvis Jones turned in. And while tailback Isaiah Crowell's debut was nowhere near Marcus Lattimore standards, he showed flashes of what is surely to come.
So if you want to throw up your hands and declare this another "lost" season on the basis of one game that Georgia really had very little chance of winning, go right ahead.
I prefer to think about the blur that was Mitchell as he literally blew past Boise defenders. The story of the 2011 Georgia Bulldogs still has many chapters yet to be written.
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September 4th, 2011
1:40 am
September 4th, 2011
1:41 am
All out of Kool Aid over here Bill. Enjoy. It's about effort. I'm done.
September 4th, 2011
1:42 am
Bobo has no clue how to establish anything for the offense. They never get into any sort of groove. He is in way over his head.
September 4th, 2011
1:43 am
and that third and 16 call down by three touchdowns…great thinking as always Bobo.
September 4th, 2011
1:49 am
Bill, give it up and start the cry to fire CMR. he is a loser.
September 4th, 2011
1:50 am
Bill, you are just trying to pull out a few positives from all the negatives tonight. Its a fact that UGA out recruits Boise State. We get the 4 & 5 star recruits and they get the 3 star recruits. How does 3 star recruits out play 5 star recruits ? Its called being coached. The game started with 3 penalties on the first drive. That is unacceptable. I watched a HIGH SCHOOL game two weeks ago that didn't have a penalty by EITHER team until the 2nd quarter. That's lack of discipline.
Take those rose colored glasses off. UGA fans paid hard earned money to watch that sorry game. Richt makes $3 million dollars per year to coach at UGA. Why can't he COACH THE 5 STAR RECRUITS TO VICTORIES ?
September 4th, 2011
1:51 am
Like Idaho is a hot bed of top high school talent. it's the coach, stupid.
September 4th, 2011
1:52 am
September 4th, 2011
1:53 am
Well, I wish I had your optimism, BK. But I don't. yeah, there were a few bright spots but they were over shadowed by the same ineptness that befell last years team. The coaches had 8 months to fix it but failed miserably. It all falls on the coaching staff. They still cannot run the ball, can't cover receivers, same old playcalling, got gassed by mid 2d qtr. Didn't matter we lost several players as it wouldn't have made a difference. No improvement at all. Time for a change as most of us are calling for, regardless the way the rest of the season goes. We all bleed red and black. Difference is some of us bleed more than others.
September 4th, 2011
2:04 am
I have a feeling the Dawgs will run the SEC table. Great game…good luck the rest of the way. JM in Boise
September 4th, 2011
2:05 am
I've seen better discipline at a peewee football game. You can look at what few positives from the game there are, but the sad truth is this program has lost it's edge. It's shelf life has expired and a change must take place.
September 4th, 2011
2:07 am
Bulldog Nation needs to step up, right now, and learn how to be a good fan base.
We lost the first game of the year.
It's time to make adjustments, and get ready for the next game.
Go Dawgs!!!
September 4th, 2011
2:10 am
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September 4th, 2011
2:16 am
We suck, so let's not kid ourselves. Enough of Bill thinking all will work out or if and but we would've won. I'm officially over it as a 4th generation bulldog. I'm tired of no effort, bad plays and wasted recruiting classes. He'll, lsu beat Oregon. We got outmanned up front. The game wasn't close. Fire richt, bobo and mr overrated grantham as he is worse, much worse than even sorry bobo.
September 4th, 2011
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September 4th, 2011
2:23 am
I spent the last few weeks trying to defend the recent BSU wins against the constant drumbeat that BSU could not compete with an sec team. The bsu team proved they can play with anyone. NOW UGA needs to man-up and beat USC. UGA has a whole state now rooting for them. Go BSO and UGA.
September 4th, 2011
2:24 am
September 4th, 2011
2:29 am
The mutts got smurfed, mounted and rode like b**ch dogs by little blue smurfs!
September 4th, 2011
2:32 am
Bill, I'm not buying your kool-aid. I saw nothing tonight that would make me believe this cast of coaching clowns can turn this around. When you do the same thing over and over again, you're not going to get a different result. Still running draw plays on third and long, you've got to be kidding me. How can you not see that we're headed down the same road we've been down the last 4 seasons. Have you already forgotten the dreadful Liberty Bowl? Once again we were outcoached, out prepared (remember the first series and the whole first quarter), and out conditioned. How many times do we have to prove the same point. This should be the last season we have to endure Richt and Bobo.
September 4th, 2011
2:34 am
No rush to judgement. This is just continuation from last year.
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2:46 am
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September 4th, 2011
2:51 am
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September 4th, 2011
2:07 am
Bulldog Nation needs to step up, right now, and learn how to be a good fan base.
We lost the first game of the year.
It's time to make adjustments, and get ready for the next game.
Go Dawgs!!!
Your dawg brethren are exhausted after spending 6 months awarding themselves their 31st consecutive offseason national championship.
I particularly enjoyed reflecting on all of the chest thumping over the new strength & conditioning regime during the 3rd quarter opening drive when the UGA defense was run ragged after a halftime of rest & recuperation.
Overmatched and outcoached. Get used to it.
The old ball coach is licking his chops.
September 4th, 2011
2:53 am
I won't give up on them yet, but what I saw tonight was not encouraging. Boise exposed a glaring weakness in our defense and that's the inability to stop the short pass. Our offense lacked big play mentality tonight until late in the game when it didn't matter. If UGA comes out and beats South Carolina next week, all is not lost, but they MUST beat USC or the wheels may fall off the season. GO DAWGS!
September 4th, 2011
3:04 am
September 4th, 2011
3:06 am
blah, blah.
samae frickin thing every game.
September 4th, 2011
3:09 am
we never touched moore.
christin robinson is frickin joke. talks all the time never makes a play.
reminds me of keith brooking.
always chasing the play.
September 4th, 2011
3:10 am
September 4th, 2011
3:22 am
is this really a credible article on the ajc? This really should be a joke because you were obviously enjoying your georgia dome beer and not watching the game. The effort was awful the lack of discipline was abysmal and the playcalling was so predictable that us drunk fraternity boys knew what bobo was running next. I like Mark Richt but this is how coaches get fired and with that effort we are not going to even beat Ole Miss. I think he deserves to be fired. You just lost to boise state and oh wait it wasnt even close and your going to make jokes in your postgame interview. Ive had enough.
September 4th, 2011
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September 4th, 2011
4:03 am
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The UGA fans on this blog must be the related to all those
UGAposer-fanClowns who left the game around the 11:00 min mark.
First of all – don't our lads deserve better ?
We critique Richt & Bobo, yet the Georgia fans are worse than either.
I was embarassed and ashamed of the fan base tonight.
You, the ones who left early,
diminished the UGA program tonight on national TV.
Then you, we, us, get on the blogs and call for a coach's job ?
Talk about "nattering na-bobs".
I have my own opinions of the Coaches;
but until the fans act as if they deserve better,
the fans have no right to criticize.
The Boise fans were 1st class.
LSU fans intimidate opponents !
UGA fans don't even realize when to make noise.
We, the UGA fans, would get loud when we had the ball,
yet rarely, maybe never made it difficult for the Boise QB to hear
or to audible, change plays, or even for the line to hear snap counts.
Bama's fans are truly more passionate.
@ Georgia we have all these neat traditions, but none are related to fans
intimidating opponents.
Perhaps, our drunks are more rude than other schools.
I encountered more rude GA. fans tonight than I'm willing to admit.
Not rude to the folks from Idaho, but to me, an obvious Ga fan.
Just pure rudeness !
Kentucky has better basketball fans than we do in football.
All in all, the Coaches do a dang fine job, compared to
the UGAposers who nonsupport this team.
What if the team just left the field with ten or so min remaining.
Oh but the bloggers would be out in force talking about what
degenerates and quitters Richt is recruiting.
My last statement:
60% or more of the UGA fan-base are quitters.
Put that in your smoke and pipe it !
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September 4th, 2011
4:21 am
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September 4th, 2011
4:25 am
Phuch Le` Duch
90% of UGA gans didn't ever graduate from UGA. They did the same crap in Athens when Kentucky beat a few years ago. They are DAWGS….sore Losers and Winners.
UGA played well at times just not long enough to make scoring drives.
September 4th, 2011
4:26 am
How can Boise have 18 fifith year seniors. Might as well bring back Dooley if every running play is up the middle.
September 4th, 2011
4:36 am
Phuch Le` Duch – When UGA starts PAYING me to watch the games, they can expect me to do my JOB as a fan and cheer until the bitter end. As long as I'm the one paying them for an afternoon/evening of entertainment, I'll leave whenever I feel like I'm no longer getting my money's worth. Had I been there this evening, that would have been some time in the 2nd quarter.
Like so many, I had high hopes that UGA would turn things around this season. I wasn't expecting to go undefeated or play for the national championship, but I was expecting to see an improvement over last year. This game looked exactly like last year.
I could have accepted a loss to Boise St. if it was a reasonably close, well played game by UGA. This one wasn't as close as the score and the score wasn't all that close. This doesn't look like a team that is a threat to win more than 6 or 7 games this year.
September 4th, 2011
4:37 am
I thought Bobo was a 'sacrificial lamb' given up by Deacon Richt several years ago. We are always getting miss information here in Kentucky…. Is the coach that 'jumps up and down on the side line to make kickers miss field goals' still there?
September 4th, 2011
4:48 am
"just one game" seriously?
September 4th, 2011
4:52 am
P. Bull Terrier
You are full of crap………..How many times have you walked out of a movie when it is not as great as you expected?
You don't leave because it don't look like it will turnout how you want. Hell you would have been the parking lot like many of the Auburn Faithful today. Look what many Auburn fans missed. If you want that MONEY's worth of Entertainment then you better get on the 3/4 ticket plan. As long as A Murray is your QB. Just pay for the 1st 3 quarters then leave and let somebody else watch the 4th qtr.
September 4th, 2011
4:52 am
and don't you dare call me a poser, i've done my share.
September 4th, 2011
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September 4th, 2011
5:07 am
unlike the saintly mister richt, i am required to work hard and do my job well. if i don't, people can get hurt and i can get sued. Sound familiar to any of you out there?
September 4th, 2011
5:10 am
and yet this moron makes $$$$$$ for ineptitude and excuses.
September 4th, 2011
5:37 am
Ahhh Bill, you are the "eternal optimist"….God bless you………..
September 4th, 2011
5:48 am
Second verse same as the first Bill. This team has shown no improvement. We looked as poorly coached & lifeless last night as we did on Dec. 31 against UCF. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over & over & expection a different outcome. Well my insanity is ending now. I will scream & yell for the Dawgs as loud as I ever have for the rest of the season but I will no long defend any member of this coaching staff. I believe that come the first of the year someone other than Mark Richt will be the Head Coach at the University of Georgia. Go Dawgs!
September 4th, 2011
6:06 am
My problem is not that they lost, it's that they looked like crap doing it. It wasn't just that Boise was better, it's that as soon as Boise got a lead we had no idea how to man up and play. We showed tonight we were not better than 2010.
September 4th, 2011
6:06 am
Just take another sip of the Beam carry y'alls drunk ass home and get ready for a repeat performance next week
September 4th, 2011
6:19 am
Have been a die-hard Richt supporter for a long, long time and am still hoping he pulls it together, but Geez. Seems like the top talent/recruits in the country just keep getting b-slapped under this regime for the last 3 years. A competitive loss is no shame. But this one felt like one of those growing number of games where you have the awful feeling early on that the coaches have no answers to very obvious problems and, sure enough, don't.
September 4th, 2011
6:28 am
Typical UGA response: "Things aren't all that bad even though we got our doggy rear ends spanked out there tonight." "We are REALLY a good program even though we can't beat any of the "big" teams" It is so funny to see all of the UGA fans (and now you, BK) try to talk their way out of this one.


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Eighty-six of the first 88 players drafted in 2013 remain on 53-man rosters entering Week 1. The two exceptions play for NFC West teams. The Arizona Cardinals' Jonathan Cooper, chosen seventh overall, suffered a season-ending leg injury during pre...Blog | September 03, 2013
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The NFL awarded two players to the Arizona Cardinals off waivers from the pool of players released on the mandatory NFL reduction from 75 to 53 players Saturday. Arizona was one of 11 teams to not have any of its own released players awarded to an...Blog | September 02, 2013
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The NFL awarded 45 players to other teams via waiver claims immediately following the mandatory reduction to 53-man roster limits Saturday. Most of the players probably will not play leading roles for their new teams. Some could develop over time....Blog | September 02, 2013
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The mandatory reduction to 53-man active rosters Saturday provides an opportunity to pass along average age ranks for NFL active rosters overall as well as for offense, defense and specialists. 2013 Age Ranks: Active Rosters, Aug. 31 Rk. ...Blog | September 01, 2013
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Most significant move: Placing linebacker Daryl Washington on the reserve/suspended list for the first four games was easily the most significant move the Cardinals made, but that was a matter of course. Specific to the roster, Arizona kept only four...Blog | August 31, 2013
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Your baby already weighs about 5 pounds, 5 ounces (2,400 grams), but this week begins your baby's most rapid period of weight gain — about 8 to 12 ounces (226 to 340 grams) each week! Fat is being deposited all over your baby's body, especially around the shoulders.
Because of this increasing size, your baby is now cramped and restricted inside the uterus — so fetal movements may decrease, but they may be stronger and more forceful. If your baby is in a headfirst position, his or her head will rest on your pubic bone in preparation for labor.
The bond you may already feel with the baby growing inside of you will only grow stronger once your baby is born. Bonding — the intense attachment that develops between you and your baby — is not something that only occurs within minutes or days after birth. It may happen later and it may develop over time. Bonding not only makes you want to protect your baby and shower him or her with affection, but it also fosters your baby's sense of security in the world outside your womb.
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The 30th annual Miracle Makers fundraising special aired on KOMO 4 TV on June 6, 2014. The special takes us on a journey through the hopes, fears, victories and challenges facing patients at Seattle Children's. Cosponsored by Costco Wholesale and KOMO 4.
In the spirit of the holidays, patients, parents and doctors share inspirational stories of healing and hope. From surviving heart failure and a near-death drowning to battling a flesh-eating disease, witness how the impossible became possible thanks to the care patients received at Seattle Children's Hospital.
Miracle Season, hosted by Steve Pool and Molly Shen, aired Dec. 8, 2013, on KOMO 4 TV. The annual holiday special celebrates the remarkable lives of Seattle Children's patients.
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MILWAUKEE (WTAQ) - Milwaukee's downtown skyline is expected to undergo a big change, as the result of new road work announced Monday for the city's Lakefront.
Governor Scott Walker, Mayor Tom Barrett, and Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele announced a deal that will pave the way for at least three large new buildings – a 44-story hotel and apartment complex, Northwestern Mutual Life's proposed 30-story structure, and a 17-story office building.
It's being called the "Lakefront Gateway Project."
The deal was announced at a news conference, and lakefront development advocate Michael Cudahy said it would literally change Milwaukee.
The state would pay to move ramps on and off of Interstate 794 near the downtown Hoan Bridge – something the state originally wanted the city to pick up for $16 million.
The city would pay to extend Lincoln Memorial Drive close to Milwaukee's lakefront from the downtown southward into Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward.
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Twins-Rays lineupsPosted on March 22nd, 2007 – 5:51 PM
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Twins: Tyner, Cirillo, Redmond, Cuddyer, Jones, LeCroy, Rabe, L-Rod and Bartlett. Pitching: Boof.
Devil Rays: Carl Crawford, B.J. Upton, Ty Wigginton, Jorge Cantu, Delmon Young, Carlos Pena, Dionner Navarro, Brendan Harris. Pitching: Casey Fossum.
I'll try to update what I can because I know the game isn't on radio – they've given me the radio booth!!!! Lots of stuff to work on during the game. Mauer seems to be O.K. But I want to see how he is come Monday.
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A warm invitation is extended to all to celebrate the life of a wonderful person, extraordinary artist and devoted mentor, counsellor and teacher, Eilene Hannan at Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre, Corner Sturt St and Southbank Boulevard, Southbank on Sunday 10 August at 2 pm.
Melbourne Opera pays tribute to Eilene Hannan, consummate performer and precious friend to many.
In addition to having an illustrious career she has nurtured and helped many young singers and we
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"It is without a doubt, one of the world's favourite Operas, and The Melbourne Opera Company's production of Giacomo Puccini's dramatic masterpiece 'Madame Butterfly' proves why.
Performed in the beautifully refurbished Athenaeum Theatre, the set was a simple, raised wooden platform with a sensual fusion of Eastern culture and Western allure, magnificently elevated above the Orchestra Pit. It was my first experience at an Opera, and certainly one I will remember."
The Butterfly reborn
By Margaret Wieringa
It's one of the greatest tragedies in opera – Madame Butterfly, a young Japanese woman who falls in love with and marries an America serviceman only to be abandoned and, ultimately, takes her own life.
This production by Melbourne Opera is a restaging of director Caroline Stacey's production that was nominated for seven Green Room Awards a decade ago. Of the two casts being used for this performance, I had the pleasure of seeing Antoinette Halloranas Madame Butterfly.


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edited by Euthymia D. Hibbs, Ph.D., and Peter S. Jensen, M.D. Washington, D.C., American Psychological Association, 2005, 839 pp, $69.95.
What is easiest to measure gets measured and quantified and called real and scientific, especially in a complex field such as child and adolescent psychiatry. In an unfortunate contrast, what is far harder and takes far longer to measure gets measured very little and inadequately and is, in many respects, referred to as, and considered, unscientific or unimportant or unreal. This is true not just of the public but also of a great many of our colleagues. Although understandable, it is dangerous for our field.
In our era of innumerable articles on medicating symptoms, of managed care pressures, and of biological reductionism, it is valuable and even rather noble at least to try to measure some important things and clusters of things that are likely to be of vital interest to mental health and illness but are hard to measure, such as psychosocial treatments of child and adolescent psychiatric disorders. Of course successes in such areas are usually modest, but that should be taken not as a failure but as a realistic major challenge.
The book is large and reviews quite a few recently published so-called evidence-based studies of various psychosocial treatments for some child and adolescent psychiatric problems. Although it leaves out a great deal of important child and adolescent psychiatric understanding, research, prevention, and treatment, it contains summaries of many good and some complex ideas about treating youths and can serve as a reasonable review of several areas and theories in recent psychosocial treatment research. This book will be beneficial to many researchers and probably to NIMH grant-awarders and, far more obliquely, to some clinicians.
The majority of the book is devoted to chapters by many teams of authors, far more of them psychologists than psychiatrists. There are sections on treatments of anxiety disorders, affective and related disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, socially disruptive behaviors and conduct disorders, autistic disorders, and treatments not specific to a particular disorder. Several of the chapters embody energetic and many-sided treatments and interesting comparison groups dealing with several relevant systems at once. However, the large number of youth who do not fit into neat single diagnostic categories and/or who have additional qualities that the researchers consider disqualifying are given only brief discussion, which is common in such summaries of research.
The book contains two particularly useful introductory chapters and one epilogue that sensibly sketch or suggest a few attempts to put into context treatments for the diagnoses outlined above. One might be disappointed that the introduction and epilogue are not more detailed, with discussions of sympathetic but proper scientific skepticism of essential topics contained in the book—topics such as "evidence-based," a currently popular and benign-sounding phrase that embodies many meanings and problems and remains somewhat propagandistic and smug; the great gaps in recent progress and knowledge, including the large areas of exclusion and ignorance around small segregated articles in the book; the problems of multiple overlapping imperfect diagnoses, combined with major relevant family and sociocultural factors; the problems of short follow-up times (3 months or even 1 year in child and adolescent work is considered long by many researchers but very short by many clinicians); the dilemma of integrating biopsychosocial understanding and prevention and treatment; the large and, in my view, deep and multi-sided problem of researchers versus clinicians.
Hibbs and Jensen helpfully point out some changes they have made to the book since the first edition. Likewise, they suggest the need for subtler and more useful comparison groups for understanding which components in therapies are efficacious, for combining child and adult understanding and therapies, for coping with individual variations in patients, for dealing with cultural factors, for trying comprehensive treatments and public health approaches, and for confronting researcher/therapist division. They are perhaps a bit brief in considering the possible usefulness of combining psychosocial therapies with medication therapies. They do, however, commendably urge scientists to design and engage in new research programs that will gradually take more complexity, more individual reality, and various commonly practiced treatments into account.
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International Wine Fair in Leeds
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The International Wine Fair comes to Leeds in 2011 on the 5th and 6th March and will be held at the wonderful Savilles Hall. Savilles Hall is in the heart of Leeds with all its amazing amenities including high street shopping in the 'Knightsbridge of the North' area, restaurants and bars. The wine fair promises to be an exciting experience for wine lovers of all ages, merchants and restaurateurs and will offer the opportunity to sample wines new to the market and some of the best beers around too.
If coming to Leeds for the wine fair remember to arrange accommodation well in advance to avoid disappointment. City centre accommodation will be ideal, just in case you do taste too much wine or beer. There are many accommodation options but to enjoy and relax in the height of luxury why not book a luxury Leeds city centre serviced apartment. Hotel apartments in the city will be perfect for a visit to the International Wine Fair in March 2011.
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Swap meet Melbourne
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I think there's tradies coming in on Saturday.
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Anyone got stories of how it went?
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On a sale of 1 to 10 I would give it 9.8 ... there was 12 drops of rain before the sun came out.
Personally I sold a mountain of stuff and bought a new mountain of stuff including an unmolested 1939 Malvern Star 3 star, a couple of pre WW11 (my collecting niche) race frames, a Brooks 'hairpin' saddle in excellent condition for my turn of the century roadster and a mitt full of smaller goodies.
I think my day was representative of the others who were there: Brilliant.
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Next time can you just say it was a shocker and not at all worth it. Then those of use who missed out wont feel like we missed out
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I was very interested to see that MS bike and compare to my own frame on the day ( identical !! ) seeing the original parts filled in some
blanks for me.
Bought a couple of parts which was good, this swap meet can only get better.
Cheers, Phil
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Thanks for the handlebars you sold me! Will go well with my old Austral frame (I hope)
That 3 Star Malvern Star was indeed a great buy. Lots of potential with that beauty.
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The next Vintage Cycle Club Bicycle Swap Meet will be on Saturday 12 APRIL 2014 9am – 12 noon
BRING, BUY, SWAP, SELL precious bicycle stuff.
All eras welcome, esp classic and vintage.
Rear of Abbotsford Cycles, 27 Swan St, Richmond (under the station).
There is NO room in the shed for the next bike! New shed rqd.
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There's a fyxo organised swap meet on one week before at Coffee Supreme in Abbotsford.
Too many swap meets is never enough!
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love a swap meet. *types date into phones calendar*
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(a) The United States Governor of the International Development Association is authorized to contribute on behalf of the United States $4,075,500,000 to the sixteenth replenishment of the resources of the Association, subject to obtaining the necessary appropriations.
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I made this because I needed something to take to a gathering, and I just happened to have all the ingredients. I used black and green olives. The black olives are better: milder and really absorbed the lemon and rosemary flavors. I felt the green olives were a little strong. The recipe was so easy and did not take long to cook. I will definitely make this again.
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Kim Kardashian in Thailand: Did She and Kanye West Secretly Tie the Knot?!
April 01, 2014 Kardashian/Jenner Family
The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" gang is in Thailand on a family vacation, but did Kim Kardashian and Kanye West get married?
Kim K is, however, enjoying herself in the tropical locale with her family, making sexy Instagram videos.
She even tried to take a selfie with an elephant roaming the exclusive Iniala Beach House grounds where the Kardashians are staying, but the young pachyderm was more interested in Kim's long hair and not her junk in the trunk. See the pics!
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Mr Brynjolfsson and Mr. Gordon talks are misleading
Mr Brynjolfsson is ignoring a basic fact, Mr. Gordon wants to change the greatest job creator in the history of the world.
What is important to know about job creation is that jobs are created by small business.
The life blood of business is cash. Investment allows small business to grow. The end of the cycle is caused by over investment.
Cycles are a fact of life, but the Keynesians don't think so which is part of the problem.
Investors are in the prediction business. When the rules of the game keep changing prediction becomes very difficult. Investors put their capital where it is treated best which is obviously not here.
Consider that Sabanes Oxley started in the early 2000's
The CRA came into full flatulence in the mid 2000's
To fix the goverment caused problem they offer us Frank Dodd which will be coming down the pike.
Obama Care was passed in 2009 which will have huge effects on the economy. (Think the UK only worse)
This type of government overreach was the very reason for the great depression.
Jobs will be created when the government stops abusing investors.
Additionally the most damaging government influence is the tax rate
This article illustrates the damaging effect of the tax rate. Not to the evil rich oligarchs or the nouveau riche (Bono) but to the workers, the middle class.
May 1 2013: No they don't.
The demand for a smart phone was created by Apple
The demand for a Segway was created before the customer had heard of one
The demand for electricity was created by Edison showing how it could save labor
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May 1 2013: No, the demand comes from the consumer. Consumers can bring any business to bankruptcy and put a stop to any co they want, by not buying that or those products. Co's can advertise all they want, but if the consumer doesn't buy, they go bankrupt. I would ad though, schools make most children into copy and paste buyers.
May 1 2013: No, its just that in the end, the consumer is always in control, if they are smart enough to understand and use it. Unfortunately, schools and gov try to brainwash them and I must say, they are pretty efficient in what they do. Maybe one day the gen public will realize they can control what they pay.
May 2 2013: People have an emotional reason for buying ANYTHING. Demand is created by using those emotions.
E.G. A girl is being sold a wedding dress, a wedding cake, a venue, etc Who has more control the Groom (who does not care), the Bride, or the Father of the Bride, or the vendor? Now this wedding could be cheap or very expensive.
It is true that girls generally think about this a lot but do you think that demand is not created towards expensive?
You could get a beater that will get you to and fro or you could get a corvette. It is true that guys think about this a lot but do you think that demand is not created toward the Corvette?
May 1 2013: Don't automatically reject the Debono thesis which surprsed me a bit as we Americans are now more extreme in our limited worldview than the French at the time of Franklin. Also, small business is in a sad shape in my country the USA now. Frederick von Hayek noted that the two big problems today in America are corporations and patent law. Don't let a few egomanics steal your thoughts. Finally, when I had a Keynesian course in may MBA - it was a business cycle course.
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May 1 2013: The government that rules the least rules the best. Due to the feds putting more money into circulation the stock market again took off. With the feds owning millions of homes setting empty, the housing industry states gains. The claims that the job market has shown hiring gains ... the method of calculating this is suspect. Part time jobs with little or no benefits are reported instead of 40 hour employment with benefits. The to big to fail banks ... continue to be the center of the US problems. Socialist program that have become the millstone in the European Alliance is now poised to bring the states to their knees ... 28 states have declared that Obamacare will result in immediate bankruptcy. The Keynesian economics model is doing exactly what it is designed to do ... make big government and total dependence on that system.
The EU countries that have placed the onus on the rich are seeing the money flee which in turn results in small business start ups impossable and existing small businesses to disappear .... the very backbone of the economy.
We were given this lessen by Argentina in the early 1900's and yet fail to learn. We see this in the EU and fail to heed the warning.
IMO, we are facing not only a recession but also a depression and massive inflation and could all arrive at the same time. The most powerful influence in all of this is the Fed. Combined stimuluses, printing of money, and the buying of acid loans (a effort to save banks at our expense) have put us on the very edge of disaster.
Talks like this allow the sheeple to feel better about ordering another round of koolade.


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Minneapolis Police Sgt. David Clifford was charged Monday with third degree assault for allegedly punching a man unconscious for talking loud on his cell phone on a bar patio in Andover.
Cmdr. Paul Sommer of the Anoka County sheriff's office said Clifford remained in jail Monday and will make an initial court appearance on the felony charge Tuesday morning.
Brian Vander Lee was on the patio at Tanner's Station in Andover around 7 p.m. Saturday night when Sgt. David Clifford, at another table with his wife, asked him to be quiet. Vander Lee's friend Mike Archambault was on the other end of that phone conversation, and pulling into the parking lot of the bar, when the phone went dead.
"He did a Superman punch," Archambault said. "Brian went back, feet up in the air, and the guy landed on top of him and his head bounced off the concrete."
Archambault saw the attacker run off the patio as Vander Lee lay unconscious. Vander Lee was rushed to the nearest hospital where he underwent emergency surgery for bleeding on his brain.
With at least ten witnesses on the patio, including Vander Lee's wife Kourtney, investigators quickly learned the suspect was possibly a Minneapolis police officer.
"You are there to protect us and serve us," Kourtney said. "It doesn't make any sense."
At approximately 1:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon, Sgt. Clifford turned himself in to the Anoka County Jail with his lawyer by his side. Clifford made a statement to police and was booked into the jail.
Clifford told police he was at the bar to meet his wife and discuss National Night Out plans. He said he took offense to some language Vander Lee was using, and asked him to stop.
Vander Lee started using the language again a short time later, at which point Clifford confronted him. The officer told police he thought Vander Lee was going to hit him, and that's when he threw a punch.
Employees at Tanner's Station told police they didn't overhear any offensive language from Brian Vander Lee, and Sgt. Clifford admitted he could have gone to an employee instead of making a scene.
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"We're hopeful, and he's a strong man and healthy and has good spirit and is a fighter," Kourtney said. "I think he'll pull through."
A benefit fund has been created to help the family of Brian Vander Lee with medical bills.
According to Minneapolis police spokesman Sgt. Bill Palmer, Sgt. Clifford has been a Minneapolis cop since 1993. In that time he has not had a single sustained disciplinary action against him.
Clifford has two Medal of Valor awards -- one of them for saving someone's life – and has been nominated for the Merit Award five times, and received the award twice. He's also served with the UN in Kosovo.
But in addition to the awards and recognition, FOX 9 also learned Sgt. Clifford was part of an excessive force lawsuit stemming from an arrest in April of 1995. According to court documents, Harry Lazover was waiting at a south Minneapolis bus stop at 4 a.m. when Officer Clifford stopped to question him. The two have very different descriptions of how or why the situation escalated.
Attorney Mick Spence represented Lazover during that lawsuit and was surprised to learn 15 years later the same officer is sitting in the Anoka County jail after being accused of throwing a single punch that caused a man to fall, hit his head on the concrete and require two brain surgeries.
"I was heart sick, I wish he would have learned that lesson the first time through," Spence said.
The city of Minneapolis and then-Officer Clifford won the lawsuit in the 90s, but Lazover appealed and won. A Court of Appeals judge determined the lawsuit needed a new trial because the judge gave inaccurate jury instruction.
On the first day of the second trial they settled and the city of Minneapolis paid Lazover $55,000.
"Mr. Clifford testified he indicated he knew hitting someone in the head was considered deadly force," Spence said.
Spence says he'll be watching Clifford's case closely.
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