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Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Orlando
- Address:
8282 International Drive
Orlando, FL 32819Neighborhood:
Downtown Orlando
- Cuisine:
Brazilian SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Orlando
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.fogodechao.com/
- Phone: 4073700711
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Thursday: 12:00pm - 2:30pm, Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm, Sunday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm, Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Brazilian Steakhouse, Steakhouse, South American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Full Bar, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Orlando
Fogo de Chão® (fo-go dèe shoun), is an authentic Southern Brazilian steakhouse. In 1979, Fogo® began sharing the gaucho way of preparing meat in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Today, our gaucho chefs still expertly grill each of our 16 cuts of meat and offer you continuous tableside service. We invite you to enjoy the delicious preparations of our gaucho chefs along with our gourmet salad bar, authentic Brazilian side dishes, and award-winning wine list.Continued
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Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Orlando reviews from OpenTable diners
179 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
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- Definitely an experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/30/2014I really enjoyed myself. You must come hungry. The servers were very friendly and attentive. Any questions that I had were answered with a smile. One of the servers offered different types of condiments/toppings for different meats. Just a wonderful experience for my partner and I.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent MeatOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 9/28/2014The meats served were excellent. Enjoyed the dining experienceSpecial Features:
- LOVE LOVE LOVE This place !!LisaDined on 9/28/2014I especially liked our server James 💛💛💛. Actually all the servers are outstandingSpecial Features:
- Amazing foodGGGGDined on 9/28/2014Best steaks and great service. Make sure you are really hungry because there is a lot of food and you want to eat all. Great for people that love steaks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RiquísimoDeliciosoDined on 9/27/2014Estuvo espectacular me encanto , mejor que cualquier otro lugar , excelente un 200% mejorSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food BUT, VERY LOUD!FirstxmasdineoutDined on 9/27/2014The food here is much less SALTY than Texas De Brazil. Because we went during the special Magical Orlando Dining experience (where the price was discounted) you didn't get all 16 varieties of meats and the salad bar was definitely less than what they have at Texas de Brazil and there were no soups. But the noise level was so loud that you couldn't hear the waiter. Very very very loud!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Indulge & top it w/ cheesecake!DiningWithMnMDined on 9/27/2014Talk about great service!...and for such a busy place at that! Much more spacious around the tables than its local competitor, I didnt feel cramped. The dining room has a relaxed feel to it with a warmth that's inviting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/25/2014Texas de Brazil is much better - The salad bar, the cuts of meat, and the overall vibe of the restaurant.
- My second visitCzechmartyDined on 9/25/2014This was my second visit in Fogo deChao. This restaurant is top notch. Food is great, the wine list is exquisite and ambiance outstanding. Whether you come with group of friends, with business partner or with loved one, you will not be disappointed.Special Features:
- SylviaDined on 9/24/2014First time I ate at restaurant, same for 2 others in my group. We were all completely satisfied. Food was great, service was excellent! We all agreed that would definitely return.Special Features:
- Impressive!BestdinerDined on 9/22/2014Went here to celebrate my son's birthday - it was his special request. We all enjoyed a great dinner. Thought I would only enjoy the higher end cuts: ribeye and filet - but the way they cooked and seasoned their signature item which is a sirloin steak was outstanding. My husband and son also really enjoyed the ribs and the parmesan crusted pork. In addition to the great "team" approach to service our table was also visited by the manager. We requested some of the meats we had not been offered yet, and within 2 minutes they both appeared at the table. A nice addition was the complimentary dessert my son received for his birthday - delicious and big enough to share with others.Special Features:
- Not Fogo de Chao,of Brazil...marcoDined on 9/22/2014I have been to Fogo de Chao several times in Sao Paulo and I very disapointed with the service and food at the Orlando location.
- Fantastic serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/22/2014The service here was way above and beyond! Before we were even seated, the hostess asked us if there were any dietary restrictions. My husband is allergic to nuts and we said so. The waiter confirmed the restriction and had the manager come to table to point out all the things on their menu/buffet that my husband should avoid. They did the same with dessert. The manager also stopped by multiple times through our dinner to confirm everything was ok. Requests of specific cuts of meat were satisfied quickly. Our water glasses were never less than half full. Aside from the great service, the food was just as good! Too bad I don't live in Orlando--I would come back often!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedJellybeanagVIPDined on 9/22/2014We had such high hopes for this restaurant and then it quickly disappeared. The service was horrendous. No one filled our drink glasses or checked on our meal, we had to chase down someone when I needed a drink or wanted the check...So many waiters walking around but just walk right by your table. At one point I had to get up and walk behind the register to ask for our check and desert TO GO! I didn't want to sit their anymore. When the desert to go was brought to our table on the outside of the to go container was smeared with chocolate sauce. I looked at the waiter and asked him to clean off the to go container. Did they think I was going to walk out of the restaurant with sauce all over to get on my car and myself? So Disappointed!
- Great service!melomeeDined on 9/21/2014We visited during Magical Dining. I was able to secure a reservation for 8 a few hours before dining. We had three children in the party. They had a wonderful time...there was something for each one of them to eat. There were so many choices and all of the food was prepared exquisitely. Their Fogo Malbec was full bodied and tasty. Our server was quite attentive and made sure we didn't have to wait for anything. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone. We will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Great serviceJmp593Dined on 9/20/2014We enjoyed a delicious dinner and the wait staff was very attentive and made sure we had plenty of our preferred meats cooked to our preference brought to our table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magical DiningPhilly215Dined on 9/20/2014Service was good, for the most part. Meats were dry and unflavored, salad bar & dessert just ok. We did however do the Magical Dining so I guess you get what you pay for.
- Great family find.jjfoodieDined on 9/20/2014The family-style dining and the servers' authentic costumes made this an unforgettable experience for my kids. The food was prepared well, and the pace of service ensured that we were never sitting there waiting for water or meat. I highly recommend this gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious foodmxprDined on 9/20/2014We were there as part of the Magical dining experience. There was variety of food for everyone in our party. The lamb was delicious. And the staff provided excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!want2goagainDined on 9/20/2014I hosted a birthday dinner for may husband. We all loved it! It was very authentic and just like steakhouses in Brazil. All of the meats served by the Gouchos were perfect! They even offered choices from rare to well. The Pao de queijo served was just as if it had been made in Brazil. They even had my favorite Brazilian beverage, Guarana soda. My vegetarian guests also raved about the offerings that they had. Most of all everyone was very welcoming and friendly. I can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dining with qualityraulDined on 9/20/2014I need to admit that I had a really nice quality time with my family in this nice restaurant.I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedNothappyVIPDined on 9/19/2014I had a reservation at 8:30 and got my table at 9 PM ...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very good foodonlydinewithwineDined on 9/19/2014The food is plentiful and tastes delicious. The service is quick and impeccable. It was pretty crowded on a Friday night, had to wait in long line for the valet parking. The noise was also a bit much, our conversation at the table slowed when we were yelling instead of talking. All in all though a good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meats and excellent serviceVerysatisfiedfoodieDined on 9/18/2014I have tried several Nraxian steakhouses and this is in the top fewSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- More than we expected !FoodFrenzieDined on 9/17/2014My fiancé and I came here for the Magical Dining experience. It was beyond what we expected ! The too was amazing and the service superb. We will definitely be back to try the full menu :))Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner for 2OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014We went to Fogo de Chao during restaurant week. We were seated immedately. The dining room was busy, but our waiter was both gracious and attentive. Management also visited our table to insure the service an food quality. The salad bar was fresh with an excellent variety of items. Throughout the meal the service was timely and consistant. Yes, we would certainly go back. They also have complimetary valet parking. It was a fun evening.Special Features:
- LOVE IT!!!!!!obiwan1968Dined on 9/14/2014Words cannot describe how good the food is here. The staff is top notch also. You will not be disappointed at all. Go......NOW!!!!!!Special Features:
- Awesome FoodFoodieJunkieDined on 9/13/2014This place is amazing!!! Great service! Great Food! Amazing drinks! Go hungry!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top notch service!Love2eatDined on 9/13/2014I, my husband and our two kids went here for Magical Dining and everything from the food to the service was wonderful! Prepare to get stuffed on meats!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magical Dining, great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014I had a food experience, using the Magical Dining promotion. Although not all the meats are offered during this promotion, you will still get your fill of food. Between the meat that is brought tableside to the large salad bar selection you will not go hungry. My only disappointment was the lack of enforcement of the dresscode. The website lists one, however there were people in cut off shorts and tube tops. I was trying to have a nice, romantic birthday dinner and was rather off put by this. However I did not allow this to dampen my dining experience. The food was great, service was great!!Special Features:
- Great food, disappointing serviceRonKDined on 9/13/2014Been to Fogo de Chao many times and the food quality and variety is excellent. Great for hearty eaters. On this last visit, the service was disappointing - you never really know who your waiter is (as they work more as a team) and seldom had anyone checking back with us. I feel that since we didn't order liquor (higher bill) that we weren't given the attention that neighboring tables received.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very disappointing experiencenightoutDined on 9/13/2014This was a very disappointing dining experience. We have eaten at Fogo before and had a much better experience than we did this time. Upon arrival we were told that they were running behind with reservations and there were 6 other reservations waiting to be seated before ours. We patiently waited until the four of us were placed at our table. We informed our waiter that we would be dining under the Magical Dining menu and were told to help ourselves to the salad bar. Overall the salad bar was descent but the meats had absolutely no flavor, it took forever to obtain meats, we asked the server several times for additional sides and did not receive a positive response and had to ask several times for our drinks to be refilled.Special Features:
- The food is to die for!bruehltDined on 9/13/2014Steak, steak, steak!!! All perfectly seasoned! The filet is my absolute favorite!Special Features:
- Loved it!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/13/2014We dined here as part of Orlando's Magical Dining month promotion. It was a great value for the price ($33). The food was wonderful!Special Features:
- Not Impressedmommie3mDined on 9/13/2014We went with another couple to celebrate our anniversary; which I did state in our reservation. It wasn't mentioned by a hostess or server. It was a very busy Saturday night but the staff seemed flustered and not particularly attentive. Not once was I asked if I wanted another cocktail. The food was Ok; nothing memorable. Having been to another Brazilian steakhouse in the area (several times) I definitely wouldn't recommend this restaurant over the other.Special Features:
- Wonderful experiencefr1end4l1feDined on 9/13/2014What a great place to get out and enjoy wonderful food with the opportunity to celebrate with family and friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sunshineinthesouthDined on 9/13/2014Spectacular ...salad bar at its best with so much variety. Main course delicious. Waiters very courteous and friendly. Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Good / No wow factorOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014When dining out even with the Magical Dining menu, one would expect excellent food at he prices being paid. Our dinner was enjoyable, the staff very courteous, but food was just average.Special Features:
- Plenty TastyBrunchBunchVIPDined on 9/13/2014Service was attentive, but remember to turn your card to red when you want to take a rest from eating that delicious meat! I like my meat very rare and servers were most accomodating to bring back rare if they did not have it on their skewer. They were also efficient about bringing specific meats upon request. The sides (we especially love the rolls, polenta sticks and bananas they bring to the table) and salad bar items are delicious, tempting and plentiful, so be careful not to fill up so much that you can't try all the meats that you want.Special Features:
- Delish!GodsChickDined on 9/12/2014The food was delicious, the wait staff - divine, the dessert - decadent. Truly a fantastic experience!Special Features:


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Matt Adams hit a two-run homer for St. Louis and Shelby Miller (14-9) threw five innings for the win, giving up two runs -- one earned -- on three hits and two walks.
The Cardinals had 19 hits and secured their sixth home series win in a row, including two against the Pirates. They went 7-2 on a nine-game homestand.
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What is your response to what is happening in Japan right now?
I do not know what I can do. Deep down I just feel how connected we are, every single individual on this planet, and that we need to aknowledge that. I gave a small amount of money to The Red Cross. I watch the news now and then. I talk with my friends and communicated on Facebook, had a brief chat on Skype with a friend in southern Japan.
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Sara KayMar 15 2011: I want to start a fundraiser to help Japan. Although Japan has lots of money, unlike Hati, I think we should give Japan money since their earthquake was very drastic. Japan deserves all the support from the U.S. and I would be proud to help them. My family and I have kept Japan in our prayers and all of you should tool
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PLYMOUTH In time for the summer travel season, Indiana is kick starting its tourism campaign. State officials introduced "Honest to Goodness Indiana," in February, the Hoosier state's new slogan. Advertising is expected to roll out in June, but counties across Indiana are already getting a head start.
May 3-11 is National Travel and Tourism Week, and Indiana has localized the event by county. In Marshall County, a week full of events included special guest, Mark Newman, of Indiana's Office for Tourism Development.
"This is an opportunity to put travel through Indiana in the spotlight, to elevate the great assets, the attractions, the destinations we have across the state," said Newman.
Tourism dollars do affect Hoosier families. According to Newman, Indiana taxpayers save $472 annually, which pales in comparison to neighboring states like Illinois, where taxpayers save closer to $1,000.
When it comes to an overall tourism budget, Newman says Indiana is well behind its regional competitors.
"We make a modest investment in tourism. We're outnumbered dollar for dollar in terms of investment by virtually every state surrounding us. To put it in perspective, Michigan has a budget of roughly $27 million, Illinois is twice that," said Newman. "Our tourism budget is about $2.5 million and we have to stretch that pretty far."
Tourism executives in Marshall County say they are using a small budget and social media to push people to visit historic landmarks.
"Most people are familiar with would be the Marshall County Blueberry Festival, it brings about half a million people to our community in a 4 day period. So that's a huge economic impact," said Cori Humes, the Executive Director for Marshall County Tourism.
"We're doing a better job all in all in the county to promote and bring new people here to experience what we have in our small, historic downtown."
To celebrate tourism week, the county hosted a breakfast on Monday, a convention featuring Mark Newman on Wednesday, and a social media push on Thursday.
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you've been experimenting with the lasso tool I see, as I think I said on chat, try to break up some of the sharp edges....
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here are some stuff. kinda trying to get back into it again now. I moved again and have finally settled down. so expect more frequent posts...
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great work:) would be nice to see some colors as well
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mech doodle, trying to keep it clean
I really like your Chow entry :) Reminds me of the tree in The Fountain in a way, its got that same tranquil feel
Flaskpost thanks man, glad you like it, I just started playing with sketchup my self :) let me know if you want some pointers. Im still a noob but Im starting to figure it out
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its been ages sins i was in here :o Good stuff going on I see. Love the loose brushwork in the last post
hey man :) great stuff on here
looks like some proportions are a bit if some places though. also It looks freeing scary with only the heads rendered ^^
really nice sketches you got here. I think my main advice to you is slow down :)
I do the quick scribbely stuff as well so I know how it is
nice work so far.
would be nice to see some anatomy stuff though, seeing as you are drawing lots of dinosaurs. I guess birds could be a good resource
really good stuff dude! you could try to add some more colors to your skintones, make them look more lively :)
yea I think construction would be a good idea, check out http://www.placidchaos.com/AM/index.php/2006/02/21/andrew_loomis
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After roller-coaster Sun Belt start, Denver visits CSU with state pride (and RLU status) at stake
After going 10-2 against its tough non-conference schedule and earning itself an unlikely place on the bubble, Denver has been on soemthing of a roller-coaster ride over the last two weeks as it opened Sun Belt play.
On December 29, the Pioneers beat Troy in a perfectly serviceable 79-62 win that was pretty much exactly what you'd want to see against a lowly opponent.
But then, two days later, whether because of a New Year's Eve funk or whatever else, Denver was stunned at home by Arkansas-Little Rock, 66-59. It was, quite simply, a horrible loss to a team that came into the game 4-10 and ranked #249 in the nation by Ken Pomeroy.
The rare Magness Arena pratfall dropped Denver to 1-1 in conference play. It also caused their Pomeroy rating to plummet from #78 to #97, and their RPI to take a dive, too (knocking them out of SI's Bubble Watch). And it raised fears of a greater letdown to come, what with 9 of the next 12 games being on the road.
Those worries became borderline #PANIC as Denver visited Pomeroy's #225 team, Arkansas State, on January 5, and struggled again. The Pios trailed for almost the entire first half, and fought the Red Wolves nip-and-tuck throughout the second half. At the under-4 timeout, Denver was down, 46-45, and with two minutes left, the Pioneers trailed 48-47. But they pulled out the 53-50 win, a huge relief. (The win was unimpressive enough that Pomeroy's tempo-free robots penalized Denver, dropping them further to #101. Even so, pulling it out on the road had to be a big confidence boost — and it averted disaster, if nothing else.)
Finally, on January 7, the Pioneers dominated South Alabama 67-50 to sweep their first Sun Belt road weekend of the season. Suddenly Denver is 3-1 in league play, and the awful loss to UALR feels like it's in the rearview mirror. Said head coach Joe Scott: "After Thursday's win, I was really happy for our guys. Today, I was really impressed by them."
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Now comes a brief interruption to the Sun Belt schedule, in the form the season's final regular-season non-conference game — and Denver's last regular-season chance for a Red Line Upset — with a visit to Colorado State at 7:00 PM tonight.
Denver and CSU appear to be the best two teams in Colorado: they're ranked #82 and #94, respectively, by Pomeroy. (The rest are #100 Colorado, #166 Air Force and #187 Northern Colorado.) Moreover, between them, the Pios and Rams own an unbroken chain of distributive-property victories over the state's other teams (CSU beat Colorado, which beat Air Force; both CSU and Denver beat Northern Colorado). So this is a "state championship" of sorts: winner gets Centennial State bragging rights until further notice.
"Denver's an outstanding team," said CSU coach Tim Miles. "It's Joe Scott's best team since he's been at Denver, and it's probably Denver's best team since they went Division I. I view that game as like a top three or four Mountain West team coming into Moby Arena. They're that good."
If Denver wins, it will be the Pioneers' fourth Red Line Upset in five tries, which would put the Pioneers in rarefied air. Only Missouri Valley Conference powers Creighton (6 RLUs) and Northern Iowa (5) have pulled more Red Line Upsets this season. Denver would be tied with Harvard, St. Joe's, Saint Louis, Dayton, Fresno State and Wichita State with 4 RLUs apiece.
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The illustration was brought to Beau Flynn's attention by Hiram Garcia, a former assistant to Dwayne Johnson. A screenwriter has not been attached yet, and the producers' take on the story is being kept under wraps for now. The caption refers to the invention of the teddy bear in 1902 by Morris Mitchtom, which was inspired by a photograph of then-President Teddy Roosevelt and a bear he refused to kill.
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Yep you guessed it – another roll recipe. This one is probably the easiest of all. Nothing to cook, just slice, sliver, squeeze and roll. Don't even need a toothpick to hold these guys together. Great alternative to a salad or just good for a quick snack. I feel like I always buy ricotta for lasagna or cheesecake but then have some left over. Not enough for another lasagna but too much to just throw the whole container away. And that's how I came across this recipe. So, if you have that same left over ricotta problem try this recipe.
Zucchini Rolls with Ricotta and Slivered Almonds
Recipe Adapted from Apple Pie, Patis, & Pate
- 1 zucchini, sliced using mandolin slicer
- 1 cup ricotta
- ½ cup slivered almonds
- ½ cup slivered basil
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- olive oil
- salt, pepper to taste
- Place zucchini strips on cutting board or cookie sheet, season with salt and pepper and drizzle with olive oil. Refrigerate for 15 minutes.
- In a bowl combine ricotta, lemon juice, basil, and slivered almonds.
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Students from Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Valparaiso and Munster High School competed against 118 teams from across the country in Saturday's Science Olympiad National Tournament.
Munster High School placed 18th, and Thomas Jefferson placed 19th.
The event took place at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. Thomas Jefferson and Munster High School students moved on to the national tournament in March after winning at the state competition at Indiana University in Bloomington.
The annual tournament pits teams from across the country against each other in 23 categories. Each student competes in three events in categories testing their skills on such topics as knowledge of disease detection, heredity, constructing a robot arm and a Rube Goldberg machine, meteorology, magnetic levitation, water quality and forensics.
Medals are presented annually to the top six teams in each event and trophies are awarded to the overall top 10 teams.
Munster High medal winners were Andy Chen and Peter Kraft, sixth place in the dynamic planet event; Colin Richter and Haley Kwasniewski, fourth place in the elastic launch glider event; and Jessica Avina and Taylor Merkel, sixth place in the write it/do it event.
Keith Koszut, the Munster team's coach, said it was the first time Munster High advanced to the national competition. Munster High teacher Patrick O'Neill and Kym Davis at Wilbur Wright Middle School also helped coach the team.
"I think being in the top third of the country is a really good stepping stone for our program," he said.
Individual event results for Thomas Jefferson were not immediately available.
Saturday's competition marked the 24th time Thomas Jefferson students have competed at the national level. Thomas Jefferson teams won the national tournament in 1993 and 1996 and have been state champions 21 times.


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Is the Sears selloff over?
Don't mess around with this troubled retail stock.
By Jeff Reeves
Sears (SHLD) has been on one wild ride in 2013. Though total year-to-date returns are a ho-hum 10% gain, the details are pretty crazy.
- From January to May, SHLD stock jumped about 35%.
- From May to August, Sears stock lost roughly 30%.
- From August to November, it gained about 40%.
- From its November peak, SHLD stock is down almost 30%.
Volatility is clearly the name of the game in this battered retail player. So is the latest Sears stock selloff only the beginning, or is it time to jump in and then ride the wave higher once more?
Unfortunately, it seems that this is only the beginning of more declines for Sears stock -- particularly in the long-term.
Lampert takes his lumps
Chairman and CEO Eddie Lampert is under pressure -- at least, his ESL Investments hedge fund is. Thanks to a lack of confidence in SHLD stock, his fund has been forced to return billions to clients. Earlier in December, ESL Investments announced that it was forced to reduce the size of its stake in Sears Holdings stock for the second consecutive year to fulfill investor redemptions. The total stake of ESL owns in SHLD is now less than 50% for the first time since 2008.
Spinning off any growth
While the recently announced spinoff of the Lands End clothing line could allow this brand to grow without the yoke of Sears' struggling retail model, the bottom line is that, well, Sears retail model is still struggling.
Investors who currently own stock in SHLD will get a stake in the spinoff, yes, but it only makes the battered remnant of Sears Holdings even less attractive. The same is true of the 2012 spinoff Sears Hometown and Outlets (SHOS), which has managed to post year-over-year revenue growth in six of the last seven quarters. If you pull these parts out of SHLD as the parent ... what's left?
Scorched Earth tomorrow for profits today: The spinoffs are part of a larger narrative: Eddie Lampert is simply pillaging Sears' assets one at a time. The hedge fund manager has been widely criticized by management experts for his decision to divide the company into more than 30-40 business units under the guise of maximizing each division's potential.
While that theory works for businesses like General Electric (GE), where business divisions are actually different, the structure at Sears has largely resulted in turf wars and infighting that damages the overall mission of the retailer at the cost of smaller internal groups.
Furthermore, Lampert has starved upkeep budgets to prop up profitability at the cost of store appearances -- with most retail analysts estimating Sears and Kmart spend the least capital expenditures per square foot among big players like Wal-Mart (WMT), Target (TGT) and Macy's (M). Heck, even bare-bones DIY mecca Home Depot (HD) spends more per square foot on its stores than Sears does. The general consensus is that Lampert is juicing short-term profits (which are still meager, by the way) at the cost of Sears' future.
What's the strategy of the month?: Lampert has boggled Wall Street with his rapidly changing strategy for Sears. Since his high-profile deal to merge Kmart and Sears in 2005, the combined company has burned through four CEOs. Through it all, Sears has confounded retail analysts by introducing and abandoning one strategy after another. The latest idea? Turn Sears into a membership chain centered around a rewards program. We'll see how long that plan lasts.
None of this adds up to a positive long-term outlet for Sears. And short-term? Well, the good news is that Q3 Sears earnings were roughly in-line with recent targets ... but that's only after lowered guidance and massive misses in Q1 and Q2.
The company is bleeding cash still, projected to suffer another year-over-year revenue decline in Q4 ... but hey, its loss might be narrower if this keeps up!
If you're willing to catch a falling knife, I suppose you could play around with a swing trade in Sears. But given the strength of the rest of the market, why would you bother?
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Lampert is nothing but a greedy corporate raider who adores Ayn Rand, who would have thought.
They need to go back to staffing the departments with trained personnel who are there to actually assist you in picking out what you need, or even trying to upsell you into a better quality purchase, etc. For example, last time I was in Penney's menswear section, there was nobody around to help me pick out a suit, match shirts and ties, make suggestions and insure that I walk out of there with not only a suit, but one that fit well and with a selection of shirts, ties, belts, etc. The only place you get that service at the shops now, is Sears Appliance department.
So, suit buying is done at Jos. A. Bank, or heaven forbid, the Men's Wearhouse, where you get the royal treatment the minute you walk into the store. (FYI: went to DXL the other day for the first time and was met at the door and "assisted" until I left. Great feeling and I bought more than I intended when I walked in. That is how the Department stores are supposed to work!)
.....Sears business model needs to change...............
40 years ago, you would go to Sears for tools, sporting goods, clothing, appliances, flooring, etc. as they had very little competition except in clothing.
Now in 2013 - everyone has gone specialized. If you need tools, hardware, flooring or appliances - Sears is a great place, but so is Lowe's and Home Depot.
If you need sporting goods - you have Dick's, Sport Authority, etc. Sears in not competitive in this area anymore.
Clothing - even more competive now as you have Kohl's, Belk along with the other competitors from way back - Macy's, etc.
Sears just can't compete with these specialty big box stores - I will miss Sears, Roebuck and Co. as I have fond memories of their stores when they were the source for just about everything!!
It's all over but the bankruptcy filing. Sears came nowhere close to posting a number for Black Friday; NRF expectations +3.9%, actual -2.9%, Sears most likely much worse than -2.9%. The past week or so, Sears has been running those 50% off on Craftsman ads. What other conclusion could you logically draw?
Spinning off Lands' End sounds more like the punch line to a joke than a business plan. As a brand, it's 20 years past its prime. It was positioned as a value alternative to LL Bean. Lands' End product was better than acceptable quality, but lacked the small details that make for an exceptional product. Example: hoods on Gore Tex rain gear that do not stay on your head because the toggles on the hood do not cinch the hood. For Lands' End to have any chance of surviving on its own, someone will need to commit a ton of money to make the brand into something that is actually able to compete with the likes of Cabela's, 5.11 Tactical, and Duluth Trading. You've got a bunch of outdoor/tactical manufacturers out there who make outstanding products and have no problems selling them. What would make the most sense? Selling off Lands' End to another retailer looking for a private label product. But why would anyone buy it when St. John's Bay could be up for sale when Penney implodes? St. John's Bay is a better product line that doesn't need as much work to get it turned around.
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A few days ago we made a software restriction policy in a separate OU and the policy we applied on that OU was a restriction so the user cannot use outlook. So basically we drag the people who have been banned into that OU and then the e-mail program is blocked. Sounds simple enough?
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - An East Tennessee truck driver found himself right in the middle of the standstill that brought the Atlanta area to a halt on Tuesday.
Atlanta was hit with a record snowstorm, stranding dozens of drivers. The National Guard was still working Thursday to rescue them.
There have been other stories of people rushing to help as well. One of those good Samaritans is from right here in East Tennessee.
Oneida resident Kevin McGee says his first instinct was to help stranded motorists, as he was also stranded on Interstate 285 South for 21 straight hours.
McGee is a truck driver for Landair Transportation and was on his way from Washington, D.C. to pick up a truckload from a FedEx terminal just south of Downtown Atlanta.
He said he was only one mile away from his destination before traffic on I-285 came to a standstill.
"Vehicles and trucks both couldn't make it up the hills, and were on the bottom side. When we finally did set the brakes, we were there for 21 hours," said McGee.
McGee was one of the thousands of motorists stuck all over interstates and roads in the Atlanta area.
He says not long after he was stranded, he started handing out extra water and food he had in his cabin.
Area churches, groceries and hardware superstores opened their doors to the stranded. McGee says he helped get supplies for those who need them.
"I walked to the store, bought gas for people that were low or running out of gas. I even had a young lady that sat in my truck to stay warm when while I got her gas because she completely ran out," said McGee.
McGee says he assisted as the National Guard began to help. He says he helped them clear the roads by helping to move cars that had in ditches and over turned.
As many school children remained stranded into the night, McGee said he was impressed by how the Guard cared for them.
"That was the National Guard's first priority, was to get the kids of the school buses and get them to safety," said McGee.
McGee said there were others like him, helping stranded motorists on the interstates.
Atlanta-area officials came under heavy scrutiny for how they planned for the weather. McGee also believes much of the mess could have been avoided.
"They could have prepared better for it, but they're learning," said McGee.
McGee says this isn't the longest time he's been stranded on the road; he says he was once stranded for 48 hours due to a backup from a snowstorm in Pennsylvania.
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The tea party extorting the government at the loss of the people, an act that doesn't hurt them or cost them a dime, is like starving your child to get back at your spouse (who told you that they were going to give some other food to other children) and then claiming you "Took one for the team" when they die. You're not patriotic. You are worst kind of people and the only kind of terrorists.
Facebook's relationship status is so vague. They should have, single, happily single, and in my case "extremely involuntarily single."
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Black Hat USA 2013: Day One, In Pictures
Summary: Leading security conference Black Hat 2013 boasts over 100 talks that include hacking nuclear facilities, rooting SIM cards, OPSEC failures of spies, a keynote from the NSA and more.
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Black Hat organizer Trey Ford onstage at the NSA keynote. After the General's keynote, Ford facilitated a question-and-answer session with the audience where the questions were pre-screened, and Ford cautioned the audience that the General had the option of declining to answer any question.
Read more in NSA Director accused of lying to Congress at Black Hat USA 2013 keynote.
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Three Georgia Tech hackers have revealed how to hack iPhones and iPads with malware imitating ordinary apps in under sixty seconds using a "malicious charger."
At a Wednesday, July 31 Black Hat press conference, the researchers revealed for the first time exactly how the USB charger they built can compromise iOS devices in less than a minute.
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Running back Carnell Williams #24 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is tackled by linebacker Keith Brooking #51, safety Gerald Sensabaugh #43 and nose tackle Jay Ratliff #90 of the Dallas Cowboys.
The NFL fined Cowboys safety Gerald Sensabaugh for a horse collar tackle he made in Sunday's game in Tampa.
Sensabaugh will fork over $5,000 for the tackle on Carnell Williams in the second quarter of Sunday's game.
The Star-Telegram reports Sensabaugh will appeal the decision. "I grabbed the back of the guy's jersey," Sensabaugh said.
The horse collar tackle was a signature tackle for former Cowboys player Roy Williams. The NFL banned the tackle in the 2005 season.


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You can sober up by clicking off the buff.
Hrm, I wonder if the espresso would have any effect while you have the buff?
Also, you can turn off the screen blurring in the options somewhere; I did that way back in ZG when we did the Spider boss, and it makes things much easier. Sure, you still randomly climb and dive on a flying mount, but hey.


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As a fat woman of color, I'm often treated differently than my thin, white peers. By brands, by fellow bloggers, by the media… I get passed over for things I'm more than qualified for. I get stares and cold shoulders at fashion events. I hear whispers. I get hate mail and trolling comments from people who call me disgusting and say I shouldn't be allowed in public. Like Bey, I usually just brush these people off, and I never give them power by addressing them here or anywhere else. But it gets tiring, and sometimes I'm really tempted to drop the lady-like thing and just kind of…go off. So when I heard Beyonce telling her haters to Bow Down in the song ***Flawless, I immediately fell in love.
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"I love finishing," Charles admitted. "People sometimes ask me why I do woodworking and I answer, 'so that I can finish it.' A good finisher can make a bad woodworker look good, but even a good woodworker cannot make a bad finisher look good."
As luck would have it, Charles is both a good finisher and an outstanding woodworker and furniture maker in a wide range of styles. While his love of finishing may set him slightly apart from many of his contemporaries, his view of how the woodworking world approaches that task takes him even farther afield.
"In my opinion," Charles told me, "the learning cycle in woodworking is backward. You should learn finishing first. Finishing is not something you do after the piece is built, but rather part and parcel of the building process. It is too late to start finishing on a piece that is already completely built. For that reason, even though I love finishing, I won't do it for others.
"When you design a piece," he continued, "you must also design the finish at the same time and take that into account. If you approach it that way, you will learn to put a finish on a raised panel before you put it in the frame, and if you are going to attach a molding, you'll learn to sand the molding and everything behind it before you attach it."
Neil's background and early job experience helps to explain both his affection for finishing and for his latest endeavor, selling jigs. "I grew up in a little town called Stuart's Draft, Virginia," Charles recounted, "back up against the mountains. I lived with my mother, an aunt and my grandmother on a farm. Until I was seven or eight, we did not have indoor plumbing. We heated with wood cut on a sawbuck with a crosscut saw. I never had store-bought bread or milk until I went to school. We went to town once a month for staples, and it was a big deal.
"We had a vocational school nearby where you could spend part of your school day taking electives. I took woodshop at the age of 13 and really enjoyed it. I discovered that I had a knack for woodworking and it came easily to me. I continued taking shop throughout school whenever I could, then went home and did more woodworking in my spare time. As luck would have it, I had inherited a set of tools from my grandfather.
"When I got into high school, I took an auto body class, and found I really liked that as well. Down the road from me was a guy who painted cars, and he taught me to spray. I found spray guns instantly comfortable, and finishing cars was my strength. After high school, I got a job as finisher in an auto body shop and worked there for the next 18 years, building furniture at home in my spare time.
"I realized that this was the pinnacle of my automotive art, and I guess that did something to me. As soon as the car was done, I put down my tools, turned in the keys, loaded up my truck and went home. To this day I have never again done body work.
"I moved back to Virginia to a little cabin on the mountain, set up a woodworking shop, and started building things. Over the years, I've built in a wide range of styles: Mackintosh, Hepplewhite, Shaker, Colonial, Federal and even modern. I've made everything from dovetailed beehives to coffins and just about everything in between. I started taking my work out to local craft stores, and sure enough, people started buying what I'd built. Almost immediately, people started asking for custom pieces. These days, virtually all my work is commission."
With such a wide range of pieces and styles, I wondered if he had any favorites. "My favorite thing to build is beds," Charles told me, "in part because I have built so many that I have it down to a science, and in part because I like the beauty and simplicity of the form. I can make a canopied pencil post bed, admittedly a modern adaptation, in just a couple of days, provided I have a lot of coffee.
Then came teaching. "I first started teaching about five years ago so other local woodworkers would stop interrupting me during the day asking me to show them how to do things. I set up some classes in my own shop for about half a dozen at a time, and they filled right away. Teaching was immediately satisfying. It is hard to describe watching the joy of someone who made something important to himself or herself for the first time.
"At that point, I had grown into a larger shop with five or six employees. Things got way too hectic, so I moved to a smaller shop, got rid of my employees, and took a break from teaching for about three years just so I could catch up on back orders. It is only in the past few months that I have gotten caught up.
"Because I love the one-on-one contact of teaching, I decided a few months ago to start again. Starting in September, I'll be teaching one-week classes in making a Virginia sugar chest, which I feel is great for beginners because it has tapered legs, drawers, breadboard end, lock, keyhole, applied molding and dovetails. For the first time this year, I am also offering a finishing class, and I am amazed how many people want to sign up for it."
Out of teaching came a newsletter, DVDs, and his latest venture, selling jigs. "I also realized early on that it is much more efficient to simply record what I do and put it on DVD," Charles explained. "I simply run a camera out in the shop and show things. The production values are simple, but the information is top-notch. If you're looking for a fancy studio and polished actors, keep looking. However, just as all my furniture is guaranteed for life, the DVDs are, too. If you feel you did not get your money's worth, send it back, and we will refund your money and pay the shipping. It's probably worth noting that we have never gotten either a DVD or a piece of furniture back.
"Though I have used jigs all my working life, selling them is brand-new to me. So far, only the Pro-Am EZ Taper Jig is being sold, and that came about mostly because of a class on tapering. Nine of the ten people in one class said they would not use the common taper jig sold by many companies because they saw it as inherently unsafe. I came up with my version, and they liked it. I used it on a DVD, and I started getting phone calls from people asking to buy one."
Along with more jigs, we can probably expect to see a lot more teaching from Charles, judging by what he has to say on the subject. "Lately," he admitted, "building furniture has gotten to be less of a joy and more of a labor. I realized that it is time for me to take my 40 years of woodworking and finishing and share the information with others.
"I teach basic and simple. I don't get into theory, history or chemistry. My goal in teaching is to remove the complication from woodworking and finishing. Tell them the truth, show them right, and keep it simple. Get it done, and get it done right."
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Newspapers all over the world are proclaiming the recent announcement from CERN scientists that the so-called "God particle," the explanation for "why galaxies, planets, and even humans have any right to exist," as an historic and monumental discovery.
The God particle no longer a theory
Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku has said the discovery could begin to explain eternal questions sometimes called the mind of God: "To me, when we finally dicsover the 'God particle', this is just the beginning. This can open the floodgates for a whole new branch of theoretical physics.
"There are eternal questions that cannot be answered in the framework of conventional physics. Is time travel possible, are there gateways to other universes . . . are there parallel universes?"
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Despite these claims, the science has yet to be settled according to accepted scientific protocol.
Results in particle physics are ranked on a scale from zero to five "sigma." Last December the ATLAS and CMS teams said their data showed a two-sigma likelihood that the Higgs particle has a mass of about 125 gigaelectron volts (GeV)—about 125 times the mass of a proton, a positively charged particle in an atom's nucleus.
"For the first time there was a case where we expected to [rule out] the Higgs, and we weren't able to do so," said Tim Barklow, an experimental physicist with the ATLAS Experiment who's based at Stanford University's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.
A two-sigma finding translates to about a 95 percent chance that results are not due to a statistical fluke.
While that might seem impressive, it falls short of the stringent five-sigma level that high-energy physicists traditionally require for an official discovery. Five sigma means there's a less than one in a million probability that a finding is due to chance.
"We make these rules and impose them on ourselves because, when you are exploring on the frontier, it is easy to fool yourself," said Michael Peskin, a theoretical physicist also at SLAC.
Of course, we congratulate the scientists though with the caveat that this discovery merely advances a theory, it doesn't prove it. What makes this discovery of particular note is the strenuous guidelines these scientists have followed to reach a conclusion that even they do not officially recognize.
Sadly, the same is not true of the so-called climate change research. There has been no similar level of proof for the current politically accepted "science." In fact, particle scientists at the same CERN facility cast doubt on the climate science last year, a discovery largely ignored by the same media hailing the "God particle" discovery.
CERN's 8,000 scientists may not be able to find the hypothetical Higgs boson, but they have made an important contribution to climate physics, prompting climate models to be revised.
The first results from the lab's CLOUD ("Cosmics Leaving OUtdoor Droplets") experiment published in Nature today confirm that cosmic rays spur the formation of clouds through ion-induced nucleation. Current thinking posits that half of the Earth's clouds are formed through nucleation. The paper is entitled Role of sulphuric acid, ammonia and galactic cosmic rays in atmospheric aerosol nucleation.
This has significant implications for climate science because water vapour and clouds play a large role in determining global temperatures. Tiny changes in overall cloud cover can result in relatively large temperature changes.
Unsurprisingly, it's a politically sensitive topic, as it provides support for a "heliocentric" rather than "anthropogenic" approach to climate change: the sun plays a large role in modulating the quantity of cosmic rays reaching the upper atmosphere of the Earth.
The media's lack of interest follows.
The hypothesis that cosmic rays and the sun hold the key to the global warming debate has been Enemy No. 1 to the global warming establishment ever since it was first proposed by two scientists from the Danish Space Research Institute, at a 1996 scientific conference in the U.K. Within one day, the chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Bert Bolin, denounced the theory, saying, "I find the move from this pair scientifically extremely naive and irresponsible." He then set about discrediting the theory, any journalist that gave the theory credence, and most of all the Danes presenting the theory — they soon found themselves vilified, marginalized and starved of funding, despite their impeccable scientific credentials.
The mobilization to rally the press against the Danes worked brilliantly, with one notable exception. Nigel Calder, a former editor of The New Scientist who attended that 1996 conference, would not be cowed. Himself a physicist, Mr. Calder became convinced of the merits of the argument and a year later, following a lecture he gave at a CERN conference, so too did Jasper Kirkby, a CERN scientist in attendance. Mr. Kirkby then convinced the CERN bureaucracy of the theory's importance and developed a plan to create a cloud chamber — he called it CLOUD, for "Cosmics Leaving OUtdoor Droplets."
But Mr. Kirkby made the same tactical error that the Danes had — not realizing how politicized the global warming issue was, he candidly shared his views with the scientific community.
"The theory will probably be able to account for somewhere between a half and the whole of the increase in the Earth's temperature that we have seen in the last century," Mr. Kirkby told the scientific press in 1998, explaining that global warming may be part of a natural cycle in the Earth's temperature.
The global warming establishment sprang into action, pressured the Western governments that control CERN, and almost immediately succeeded in suspending CLOUD. It took Mr. Kirkby almost a decade of negotiation with his superiors, and who knows how many compromises and unspoken commitments, to convince the CERN bureaucracy to allow the project to proceed. And years more to create the cloud chamber and convincingly validate the Danes' groundbreaking theory.
And it seems that nothing has changed with the powers that are pushing climate change and their minions in the media.
This new finding of 63 scientists from 17 European and U.S. institutes from an experiment that's been ongoing since 2009 is, if we may paraphrase Vice President Joe Biden, a big deal. Which is exactly why the mainstream media, with so much invested in global warming hysteria, is letting last week's announcement from CERN pass like a brief summer shower, ignoring it.
Even CERN's own director general, Rolf-Dieter Heuer, is trying to avoid the meaning of the findings.
He told Germany's Die Welt Online that he's "asked the colleagues to present the results clearly, but not to interpret them. That would go immediately into the highly political arena of the climate change debate."
The difference in the two discoveries is all about agenda, money, and power. Politicians and global bureaucrats see the climate change agenda as a means of controlling the public, not only what they think but how they act. And it gives reasons for massive redistribution of wealth, not from the wealthy to the poor, but from everyone to the government in the form of taxes and idiotic carbon exchanges. Corporations are likewise in on the agenda because of the heavy stimulus – accumulated from higher taxes and fees – paid out to the so-called "green" economy. As we have pointed out before, the same nuclear and oil industries that are being attacked by "green" proponents are at the forefront of developing solar and wind facilities, receiving massive subsidies and guaranteed profits.
In Japan, the manifestation of the agenda has been evident for a generation.
The government of Japan is part of the climate change scam along with the Japanese media. While these CERN scientists were fighting to prove their theory, Japan's economy and culture have been increasingly structured by legislation and propaganda to accept the pseudo science of the cult-like proponents of climate change.
- Japanese children are taught in government schools about global warming – "climate change" – as a proven science.
- The Japanese government has plans to enact an environmental tax based on climate change. (October 2012)
- A global carbon trading scheme – of which Japan is a part – has already cost Japanese taxpayers billions of Yen from the government's purchase of worthless "carbon credits". Businesses that also participate in this scheme have passed their costs onto consumers. The Metropolitan Government of Tokyo has its own program to skim money from businesses and families.
- An entire industry of solar and wind energy has been born from climate change, an industry which energy production is so inefficient and costly that it can only sustain itself from massive taxpayer-funded subsidies.
The Japanese economy has enough problems without having to fund climate change schemes that seem, by this latest evidence, to be wasteful and, in the end, ineffective. At the very least, this evidence should cause Japanese taxpayers to question the motives and integrity of their government.
The Fukushima disaster has uncovered a government which has been deceitful, corrupt, and untrustworthy as regards the nuclear industry. It should not be a great leap to assume the same about climate change in light of the CERN findings.
The pseudo science of climate change should be held to the same standards as that of the Higgs-boson science. The fact that it isn't is proof that science, like the economy, has now become the purview of politicians and bureaucrats, all aided by a compliant corporate media which no longer presents facts, but propaganda. To the delight of these same groups, CERN has discovered a particle that many will use to discredit God (and religion) itself and they are lauded and hailed as heroes. And, yet, these same scientists can cast doubt on climate change and they are either ignored or attacked. There is something wrong with that.


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Well, it's called the Cure Bowl. The cause seems noble enough, but do we really need another bowl? We could just relocate one. Or one can have most of its profit geared toward breast cancer research. But no! We need to add the THIRTY-SEVENTH bowl game to the postseason. I'm a fan of more college football, but this is getting ridiculous.
Who is set to play in this one? It's set up for C-USA vs. Sun Belt. The Dallas Football Classic will have a Big 10 team against either a Big 12 or C-USA team. The Yankee Bowl (or what is now referred to as the "Pinstripe Bowl" as it seems to be called now) will be between the Big 12 and the Big East. I like the marketing strategy for the New York Bowl game, but the others probably will stretch out the bowl teams too thin.
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