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Chris Hartnett beats everybody and scores on the drive.
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Westport's Ryan Kirby leans into the defender from Southeastern on his way to the basket.
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Westport's Jake Friar scores an easy two for the home team after a steal underneath the basket.
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Lynn McCarthy of Westport was among the vendors at the 24th Annual Cape & Islands Orchid Society show over the weekend.
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This award-winning exhibit created by John Miller, Willian Wisneski and Brandi Moran of Westport for the 24th annual Cape & Islands Orchid Society SHow.
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Westport growers Richard and Eleanor Phillips earned a first place ribbon for the Rossioglossum Rawdon Jester at center.
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Westport residents Richard and Eleanor Phillips earned a number of ribbons at the annual Cape and Islands Orchid Society Show over the weekend.
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Dartmouth residents Mimi Allen and Joan Bullard view some of the prize-winning hanging orchid specimens on display at the 24th Annual Orchid Show on Jan. 12.
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Wayne Construction crews are putting the finishing touches on the exterior of the Handy House.
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Mail carrier Barbara Healy received a National Safety Council Award last week at a presentation made in from of the employees at the Somerset Post Office.
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Westport Middle School students delivered a selection of holiday tunes for guests attending the annual holiday concert at the high school last week.
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The seventh and eighth grade band from Westport Middle School delivered a selection of holiday tunes for guests attending the annual holiday concert at the high school last week.
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Joe Correia is mobbed by his teammates after scoring the game-winner Friday against Bishop Stang in the first round of the New Bedford Christmas Tourney,
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Stang goalie Tim Magalhaes uses the pad to stop a close-range shot by Dartmouth's Nick Cardoso in the tourney's first round.
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Evan McCarthy controls the puck for Dartmouth, looking for an open teammate to make a pass.
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Stang's Luc Sauve beats Dartmouth goalie Brendan Sullivan and watches as the puck goes intot he net in Friday's tourney action.
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Dartmouth's Joe Correia celebrates the first of his two goals in Friday's win over Stang.
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Dartmouth's Joey Gomes has a step on the Stang defense as he heads towards the Spartans goal.
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The Dartmouth High School hockey team topped Bishop Stang in overtime, 3-2, Friday in the first round of the New Bedford Christmas Tournament, and they went on to knock off the hosts.
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Stang goalie Tim Magalhaes uses the pad to stop a close-range shot by Dartmouth's Nick Cardoso in the tourney's first round.
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Young Abby and Sophia Osakowicz were among the many recent visitors to Buttonwood Park Zoo who enjoyed the wonderful display of gingerbread houses made by culinary students at GNB Voc-Tech High School.
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Part of the string section of the DHS Orchestra, presenting a holiday concert for family and friends in the DHS auditorium last Wednesday night.
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DHS band members from the string section contribute to a holiday tune at a recent concert for family and friends in the school auditorium.
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The Dartmouth High School orchestra, band and chorus presented a special concert for an audience of Potter School students just before the holiday break.
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Cellist Hannah Cook and the Dartmouth High School orchestra presented a holiday concert for visiting students from Potter Elementary School in the DHS auditorium last week.
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Brittany Arruda drives to the hoop despite the best efforts of the Diman defense in last week's contest between the neighboring schools.
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Westport's Morgan Levesque reaches for a rebound in early season action against Diman.
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Westport's Ryan Kirby goes up strong while surrounded by a trio of Dartmouth players in early season action.
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Westport's Jake Friar swoops in to score two on the fast break in the recent contest with Dartmouth.
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Town officials have secured a grant to help the Planning Department come up with zoning recommendations to improve the "gateway corridor" into Dartmouth.
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The Potter School Fifth Grade Band performs a song for the season at the annual holiday concert at DMS.
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Young volunteers Megan Berard and Julia Barker, at left, help visitors create homemade bird feeders at the recent tree lighting ceremony at Dartmouth Town Hall.
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The Westport girls' basketball team topped Diman, 65-23, last Friday night on the home floor to improve to 2-1.
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Sam Medeiros is double teamed by Diman defenders, but she goes up strong anyway to get two points from underneath the hoop.
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Westport girls post their second win of the new season.
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The BankFive crew of volunteers takes a brief pause from their duties serving up hot chocolate to chilled residents attending the annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremonies at Dartmouth Town Hall.
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Stephen & Company stylist Melissa Rock gets to work on a new hairdo for Dartmouth Middle School student Sarah Smialek, who donated 12 inches of hair to the Locks of Love program last week.
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Macomber School students Lily Duclos and Avery Assermely decorate some snowflakes after Monday's holiday concert at the elementary school.
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Ms. Parker's kindergarten class at Westport's Macomber School prepare to deliver the holiday classic, "Dashing through the Snow" at the school's annual holiday program.
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Tess Silvia proudly shows off the gingerbread house she made from graham crackers for the Macomber School's annual holiday celebration.
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The Westport Historical Society is offering two great gift ideas for the holidays.
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Cellist Ben Daermann is locked in on his sheet music, seemingly determined to deliver a perfect performance for familys and friends at Thursday's Dartmouth Middle School holiday concert.
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The Dartmouth Middle School's eighth grade chorus performs a Christmas classic during the school's recent annual holiday concert in the Middle School auditorium.
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Music teacher Tara Thomas accompanies the Dartmouth Middle School chorus during the school's holiday concert, held Thursday night in the Middle School auditorium.
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Kira Marques and James Lu contributed their talents tot he cello section during a holiday performance last Thursday for the Dartmouth Middle School community.
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A moment in the spotlight was a small measure of the reward earned by middle school strings soloists.
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Dartmouth forwards Frances Pontes (12) and Morgan Gidley (33) do a nice job of boxing out the opposition in the Indians' home opener.
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Dartmouth Fire District 3 firefighter Nelson Medeiros helped Sparky the Fire Safety Dog load up Engine 1 with bags of toys and Christmas cheer collected during the district's fourth annual toy drive.
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DHS guard Connor Tavares looks to drive the hoop in Monday night's meeting with WHS.
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Dartmouth High's Ben Katz shoots over Westport's Jake Friar in Monday night's overtime thriller at WHS.
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Westport's Chris Hartnett rises above the crowd for a jumper from the top of the key.
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Westport's Jeff Poliquin adds ingredients to a pot of chowder being prepared for Friday's lunch at Chef Jeff's, his new breakfast and lunch restaurant on American Legion Highway.
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Longtime Baker Books employee Magoo Gelehrter is among the familiar "fixtures" at the Dartmouth bookstore's new location at 2 McCabe Street.
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Jillian and Fred Melnyk browse through some of the nautical-themed artwork on display at the Westport Fishermen's Association annual maritime art show and sale.
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Sparky the Fire Prevention Dog and Santa Claus were the big attractions at Macomber School in Westport Saturday at the Westport Call Firefighters Association's annual scholarship fundraiser pancake breakfast.
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Samantha and Sara Medeiros check out one of the may ice sculptures that decorated Padanaram Village Friday night for the business association's annual Christmas Festival.
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Logan Leblanc visits with the Cat in the Hat at the Jack Conway Real Estate office during Friday night's Padanaram Christmas Festival.
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Katie Brizida, Kerry Vieira, and Joey Medeiros decorate some holiday ornaments in Santa's Workshop at South Wharf.
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Chip Koser of South Cape Ice demonstrates the creation of an ice sculpture at Friday night's Padanaram Village holiday festival.
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Potter Principal Heidi Brooks and elf Olivio Jasmin prepare to wrap a gift for a shopper at Barnes & Noble of Dartmouth.
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Barnes & Noble recently hosted an "Elf on the Shelf" fundraiser party for the Potter School library, including story reading and gift wrapping, with a portion of sales being donated to the library fund.
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The living nativity at Alderbrook Farm.
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G. Bourne Knowles and his father stand amid the devastation that was their Fairhaven business headquarters, destroyed by fire last Wednesday morning.
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Fifth graders pitched in to wrap a donated fleece blanket for the needy family the DeMello School fifth grades have adopted as part of the Holiday Hope Project conducted by Child & Family Services.
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DeMello School students Sean Woodacre and Jaeden Brasicio had a lot of help wrapping up gifts for the needy family that the fifth graders have "adopted" for Christmas.
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DeMello School students Hadley Bosworth, Bryanna Bryan, and Natasha Ferreira prepare to wrap one of the presents fifth grade classes collected for a needy family thy have adopted for the holidays.
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Brian Leong and Andrew Maitoza wrap a Christmas gift for the family adopted by the DeMello School fifth grade classes as part of the Holiday Hope program.
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Hannah Pax sits in the middle of a pile of donated gifts collected by DeMello School students for the family the fifth grade has adopted as part of the Holiday Hope project.
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The Beans led the holiday caroling session for the Dartmouth Historical and Arts Society at the Russels Mills Schoolhouse this weekend.
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A Fire District #1 ladder truck was pressed into service last week to help decorate the Elm and Bridge Street intersection for the village holiday festival.
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A Fire District #1 firefighter uses a lift to decorate the Bridge Street station for the holidays.
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The DeMello School's Fifth Grade Chorus sweetly delivers "A Song of Peace" for the audience at the annual holiday concert.
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Alyssa Abreu delivers a solo for the Potter School Fifth Grade Chorus at last week's annual holiday concert at DMS.
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The DeMello School's Fifth Grade Chorus sweetly delivers "A Song of Peace" for the audience at the annual holiday concert.
Photo By: Christina Styan
The DeMello School Band's string section picks out the classic tune Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer at the holiday concert at the middle school.
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The Dartmouth High School Chamber Orchestra played Christmas favorites for a crowd of 50 or so at the Dartmouth Grange on Dec. 5.
Photo By: Jason Protami
Volunteers from Dartmouth Girl Scouts Troop 80117 recently spent an evening wrapping presents for Catholic Social Services' Holiday Outreach program.
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Skylar Barthelmes was among the volunteers from Dartmouth Girl Scout Troop 80117 wrapping presents for Catholic Social Services Holiday Outreach program at a recent work session in Fall River.
Photo By: Jason Protami
Edgar McGarvey of Stoneware Pottery shows off some of the pieces he brought to this year's Westport Art Group annual holiday fair and member sale.
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The holiday season officially started in Dartmouth on Sunday with the annual tree-lighting ceremony at Town Hall.
Photo By: Robert Barboza
Little Molly McKenna seems a bit unsure about wanting to shake Santa's hand at Sunday's tree-lighting event.
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School music director Bill Kingsland starts up the DHS band for a selection of holiday tunes at Sunday's tree-lighting ceremony at Town Hall.
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Dartmouth Rotary Club past presidents Maria Connor and Richard Espindola manned the table selling the club's Landmark Series collectible ornaments at Sunday's tree lighting ceremony at Town Hall.
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Jack Silva stops by to visit Santa and Mrs. Claus during the annual holiday gathering at Town Hall Sunday, where the town Christmas tree was lit up for the first time this season.
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Kindergarten cuties Emma Carvalho, left, and Ava Rose Cassara put on their biggest smiles for a souvenir photo in front of the holiday display at Dartmouth Town Hall on Sunday.
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The Dartmouth Rotary Club helped out the Salvation Army with bell-ringing duties at the Stop & Shop in North Dartmouth Saturday.
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FHS linebacker Ryan Baldwin tries to get a hand on DHS running back Mitch Loranger as the 2012 Most Valuable Player heads for the sideline on Thanksgiving morning.
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Blue Devils senior running back Billy Pires looks for a crease in the Dartmouth defense as he tries to get outside.
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Fairhaven wide receiver Connor Flynn goes up for a deep pass while surrounded by three Dartmouth defenders.
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Blue Devils linebacker Eamonn Andre fights off a block and slows down DHS ball carrier Mitch Loranger on a run up in the middle.
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Fairhaven ball carrier Jarrid Antil protects the ball and prepares for contact from the DHS defenders on a run to the outside early in the Thanksgiving Day contest.
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Chris Hartnett, a senior and four-year varsity starter, played in his final game for Westport in the preliminary round of the MIAA Division 3 Tournament.
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Molly Dreher leads the Dartmouth attack against New Bedford, in one of the most anticipated contests of the year for the Indians.
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Josh Castino takes a shot on goal from close range against Bridgewater-Raynham back in September.
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Westport's Melanie Smeaton fights for control of the ball against Somerset-Berkley.
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Dartmouth High School athletes attending the 19th Annual MIAA/MSSADA Sportsmanship Summit at Foxboro Stadium last month.
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Dartmouth High School senior Mitch Loranger was selected as the Thanksgiving Day Most Valuable Player for 2012 by The Chronicle staff for his outstanding play in the holiday contest with Fairhaven.
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The Congregational Church of South Dartmouth is assembling a seasonal choir, rehearsing on Thursday nights.
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The DHS Marching Band and Color Guard provided some halftime entertainment for the fans on Thanksgiving Day.
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Rising CEO pay at American public companies has been a contentious topic for many years. The average employee sees huge sums of money paid to top chiefs as a sign that perhaps their contributions are less valuable.
It's important for executives to get paid what their worth, but one has to question whether or not some of these payout packages actually affects a company's ability to focus on things like the long-term prospects of a company, among other things.
The worker's perception
According to a recent Gallup poll, 70% of American workers are either "checked out" or "actively disengaged" from their work. There could be a myriad of factors that play into why this is happening. But one factor has to be that the amount of money chief executives get paid vs. the average worker has risen dramatically over the past twenty-five years.
Source: The Economist
Recently, the most egregious example of bloated pay would come from McKesson's (NYSE: MCK) CEO John H. Hammergren. In 2012, Hammergren's total pay package including stock options totalled over $130 million. That amount is roughly 11% of McKesson's most recent annual operating revenue of $122 billion. It is true that the company has been able to book consistent revenue growth over the past decade that has doubled its size. But these outsized numbers have to hurt the morale of McKesson's employees who have also participated in its success.
A view that's myopic
One of the biggest problems with huge CEO pay packages is that they are often rewarding past performance. It really gives a leader questionable incentive to forward-think what a company's future might be in ten years. A great example of this is Leslie Moonves, the head of CBS (NYSE: CBS). In 2012, Moonves was paid a total of $60.3 million.
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CBS has had good numbers since it was spun off from Viacom in 2006. But the problem is that past performance does not reflect what's going to happen in the future. According to Deadline Hollywood, although CBS has the most viewership, it has the oldest demographic with a median age of 55.6. That viewership amount really inflates CBS's stats, since younger people increasingly watch content online, whether from YouTube, Netflix or other sites. It's clear that CBS's numbers aren't sustainable over time - which leads one to wonder why Moonves was so highly paid, given the precarious situation CBS is in.
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Yum! Brands (NYSE: YUM) has been on fire the past few years, which has been really great for CEO David C Novak. He has made almost $200 million over the past few years, which has been a reward for the company's revenue growth. The problem? Novak's performance was probably closely tied to the bubble that has existed in China over the past ten years.
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What's unfortunate is that most don't realize that Yum!'s success is so closely tied to China's economic peculiarities. The company has done well expanding into China, building over 4,000 stores there to focus on that market. The problem is that China is in trouble. It's tried to transfer an ever-cheapening dollar into infrastructure it doesn't need to boost its economy. That's not working anymore: now college graduates cannot find jobs. It's no wonder Yum! is seeing such a drop in Chinese sales: the biggest customer, young middle-class Chinese, cannot afford to eat out.
Are executives worth it?
The preceding examples are offered up to illustrate that just because a CEO is given huge pay packages by its board does not mean that this reflects shareholder value. Whether it's because you're being paid more than any other corporate chief, avoiding the future's reign on your business, or have benefited from a country's specific economic policies, it is possible to be overpaid.
When investors consider stocks, it's important to think about how much money is being given to the chief executive. That cash doesn't come out of thin air; it's provided from revenue for the company. And as we've seen, it's often a massively top-heavy amount of money.
Both CBS and Yum! have serious problems facing them in the future, which makes investing in them questionable. McKesson, on the other hand, is a company that will be able to continue to grow. This despite the fact their size would bring into question whether there is any opportunity because it isn't undervalued. Nevertheless, they do have a reasonable dividend payment of twenty cents per share on a consistent quarterly basis and are a safe bet.
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In my humble opinion it comes down to cost. Extoll the virtues of good fuel economy, long service intervals and cheaper insurance. Arguably it doesn't matter what 'first big bike' he gets, he'll still be many times faster than his mates in their clapped-out superminis, and pay less fo his insurance, road tax, MOT and services.
Also: my first big bike was a Moto Guzzi 1100 California, am I a strange kid?
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Apart from the obvious comment - the throttle works both ways ! . And making sure he has had some good training , and trying to plant some common sense , there is not a lot you can do , you can"t wrap them in cotton wool and any travelling by road has a element of danger . God knows what our mother thought when we went out on our bikes years ago . No helmets , we only wore them in extreme bad weather , maintainance was sub standard , tyres iffy and all our mates started on big bikes with "L" plates , my oldest brother on a 1000 Vincent with L "s the only advantage was the traffic was extremely light . All lads who are into bikes will want the coolest , best looking bike no matter where they are on the biking ladder , and there is not a lot of difference between 600 sports bikes in looks to something [slightly] less pokey ! . Most middle -weight stuff now will easily top 110 - 120 it"s just a question of "how it gets there " . Some sensible riding buddies is the way to go , or the prospective riders Dad , if he rides even better , till he gets some experience .
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Merlin looked down at himself. He wiggled his toes - check, legs in order. Then his fingers. And finally examined the wound in his chest; it was leaking a yellow pussy fluid, but beside that, it had dulled into an entirely manageable throb. Surely that meant he was improving - probably with the help of his magic - and he had earned himself a stroll around his room. Well, that and Merlin's attention span was demanding a change of scenery.
He shifted his legs over the side of the cot and sat up. He grunted, a hand flying to claw at the bandages around his torso (as the puss oozed quicker, but he was going to ignore that bit; gross). He grit his teeth and pushed himself up the rest of the way. His legs wobbled in protest, but thankfully, remained erect. He was shaking so hard Gillian's remedies shook on the table beside him as he latched his hand onto the wood for support.
He wouldn't let his body betray him. Not again. When Arthur was weakened, he still had a sword, chain-mail, or countless other tools to protect and aid him. He was rarely defenseless, and rarely left with the vulnerability of just flesh. Merlin wasn't as lucky. Merlin's mortal blood and bones were his weapon. More than that, Merlin's body held his gift. The one thing that made him special, made worth anything. Made him, dream or not, worthy of Arthur.
So he pushed on. He stood on his own for two minutes - give or take, if Arthur asked it was nearly an hour - before his legs found they were just too put upon and collapsed beneath him.
Merlin toppled to the floor, his limbs sprawled out beside him and his chest pounding. "Right, that went well," He ground out gruffly. He tried to stand and get back into the bed, but the floor was just so comfy. And it would take an awful lot of energy to get back up. He would just stay here for another minute…
Footsteps. Wonderful. Someone was coming and Merlin was a heap on the floor. Not that he was a stubborn idiot. Or clumsy. No, he preferred the term "dedicated." The door creaked open and Merlin's eyes darted around for a solution. Finding none, he clanked his eyes shut and held himself still - ah-ha! Now he looked inconspicuous.
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The big race for cycling fans this summer is the Giro d'Italia, one of cycling's most prestigious Grand Tours – and it starts among the grand scenery of Ireland.
It's very rare for this event to be staged outside of Italy and offers the huge army of GB fans a fantastic opportunity to make an easy trip to witness the spectacle.
The sporting challenge will bring 200 of the world's top professional cyclists to Ireland with the Grande Partenza (Big Start) staged in Belfast and Dublin from May 9-11. The three race days will be divided between two stages in Belfast and the third between Armagh and Dublin.
During the race build-up, you could explore some of the cultural attractions that have transformed Belfast in recent years, notably the new docklands regeneration area, the Titanic Quarter.
You can soak up the atmosphere on a waterside walking tour from Titanic's tender boat, SS Nomadic, to the Thompson Dry Dock, where the ship was berthed. The centrepiece is the Titanic Belfast Visitor Experience, the landmark attraction that opened in 2012 as a journey through the Titanic legend from construction in the Belfast shipyards to the tragic maiden voyage.
Also worth a look is the free Ulster Museum, which includes a fascinating section on Ireland's political history. The Cathedral Quarter is the vibrant new cultural quarter with galleries, cafés and arts centres, such as the new Metropolitan Arts Centre (The MAC). The district has spawned its own arts festival, the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival, staged each May.
More sporting events are coming to Northern Ireland. The Single Speed European Championships (SSEC) 2014 race (April 25-27) will be staged on a new trail in Castlewellan Forest Park, County Down and Derry-Londonderry will host crews from the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race with a festival planned for June 25-27
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Tane Mahuta: God of the forest: Waipoua, New Zealand
This magnificent tree is a possibly 2000 year old Kauri, the tallest Kauri in NZ, 51m high and a girth of 13.5m and amazingly there is an even wider tree next door, Te Matua Ngahere. He's so big I needed two frames to fit!
In Maori mythology Tane the son of Ranginui/the sky father and Papatuanuku /earth mother. He lies on his back and pushes with his strong legs to separate them, until Rangi is high above Papa. Tane then clothes his mother with vegetation. Tanes are children are seen as the birds and trees of the forest.


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Moderate Muslim Abu Qatada plans to sue the British government for £10million for 'unlawful detention'
The hate preacher has said he wants compensation for his 'extended mistreatment' after a judge released him from jail last week and blocked his deportation to Jordan to face terror charges.
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As Georgia football coaches go, Jim Donnan is the only one who collapsed under the weight of the SEC.
Not that SEC — the real one.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Donnan with conducting an $80 million Ponzi scheme with an Ohio partner through a West Virginia company, GLC Limited.
This is even worse than losing to Kentucky in your first season.
Donnan mostly made his mark as a football coach at Marshall, where he won Division 1-AA championships. At Georgia, he was a step up from Ray Goff but not nearly as good as his replacement, Mark Richt. He had an impressive enough career to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2009. What happened after that, I don't know.
Once a coach or an athlete has achieved a certain level in sports and made a fair amount of money, it should not be that difficult to capitalize on your name — legally.
Donnan never coached
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I mostly lurk in the offseason, but I do enjoy hearing what you have to share. Don't let others get you down. BoS said it well. I understand you can't divulge your source, so I'm not going to take a shot at you and instead be grateful to hear it during a slow summer.
You are nowhere near the same camp as Eklund or hockeyinsiderr in terms of throwing mass quantities of BS, so I don't get the hostility from some. You have more than proved your worth as a contributor to this board.
I agree with this. I happen to like hearing what he has to say, and I don't expect him to reveal his source. True or not, it makes me come read the forums in the off season because it makes me hopeful that we're picking someone up, so I appreciate that he posts it on here. I find it funny though that there are so many people on here that get butt hurt over it. For crying out loud people, you don't like it? don't trust it? then just skip over the post, he's not hurting anyone.
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The once-in-a-lifetime 100 Million Mani Retreat under the guidance of Lama Zopa Rinpoche is confirmed for August 2013 in Mongolia. This is the first big retreat led by Rinpoche since he manifested a stroke in April 2011.
Host FPMT Mongolia is sending out the invitation to come to the retreat worldwide, encouraging people to not miss this precious opportunity:
In the infinite kindness and compassion of Lama Zopa Rinpoche, we have the great blessings of this fortune to be guided by Rinpoche, in the 100 Million Mani Retreat in Mongolia.
As Rinpoche would say, "The benefits of reciting the Compassion Buddha mantra are infinite, like the sky."
The reason why the benefit of reciting the six syllable mantra is quite unimaginable, and why it is an extremely popular practice in all the four great traditions of Tibetan Buddhism is because this is the essence of all Dharma – the very purest Dharma – thus, making it the most powerful way to purify negative karma and the easiest way to collect extensive merit to quickly achieve enlightenment.
We need the special blessing of Compassion Buddha to transform our mind into bodhichitta – to renounce self and cherish others and make our meditation on bodhichitta effective. Without bodhichitta there is no true happiness in our own lives nor can we cause all the happiness for all sentient beings.
The retreat is scheduled August 1-30, 2013, at Chinggisiin Khuree, a ger (yurt) camp 14 miles [23 kilometers] from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. More details will be coming soon to FPMT Mongolia's "100 Million Mani Retreat 2013" website.
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Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said that the FBI's Violent Crime Task Force, which includes members of the city force, will take over the case. He said federal authorities are being called in to send a message "that violent crime will not be tolerated in Baltimore."
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Contingency Plans for Exotic Notifiable Diseases of Animals
Defra (England) Plan
In the event of an incident or outbreak of exotic disease, Defra has well-developed contingency plans for how we, our agencies and partners, and the farming community, respond. It covers arrangements for dealing with outbreaks and incidents of exotic disease of animals, including Foot and Mouth Disease, Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease.
Defra's current contingency plan was laid before Parliament on 19 December 2012:
Recognising that measures to control disease can carry wide and costly consequences for the economy, public health, and the environment, our control strategy seeks to:
- cause the least possible disruption to the food, farming and tourism industries, to visitors to the countryside, and to rural communities and the wider economy;
- minimise the number of animals which need to be slaughtered, either to control the disease or on welfare grounds, and which keeps animal welfare problems to a minimum;
- minimise damage to the environment and protects public health;
- minimise the burden on taxpayers and the public at large.
The plan is produced for Defra by the Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency. It is reviewed annually to meet the provisions of Section 14a of the Animal Health Act 1981 (as amended by section 18 of the Animal Health Act 2002). Reviews take into account lessons identified from exercises and incidents handled, together with responses to the public consultation.
Great Britain and Northern Ireland Contingency Plan
The GB and NI contingency plan provides an overview of the response to an outbreak of exotic notifiable disease at the UK level highlighting how the Administrations work together to provide a rapid and effective response. The GB and NI Plan should be read in conjunction with the plan for each part of the UK, which provide additional detail on each Administrations response arrangements and structures.
The Great Britain and Northern Ireland Contingency Plan for Exotic Notifiable Diseases of Animals was published on 28 February 2012. This plan has been produced by the Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency on behalf of each Administration in the UK.
Disease control strategies
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X Marks the Spot - Pirate Portraits - Oakley and Joz + Briz and Lady
Pirate Party 2012
Spread the Love. Photos from Rexhame Beach 2010 and Rockaway 2011. Happy Valentine's Day!
Oakley and Josie. 12/30/2011
Love Grove. 12/29/2011
Us. 8/22/2011
Sandwich Love. From the Espresso Love Cafe in Edgartown, MV 8/6/2011
Home for the Night. The glowstick fortress of love, light, and semi-dryness. 6/25/2010
Indy Love. And Tyler paying attention… 5/30/2010
Lucy's Blog
The IU Brew Crew. Chillen @ Hebo's pool, 5/28/2010
Marilyn. 5/28/2010
"I am just a small girl in a big world trying to find someone to love."
Happy Birthday Oakley! Photo taken on the backshore of Greens last year, 5/21/2010 for his 21st bday almost exactly an orbit ago. This moment is still so fresh in my memory…life, love, youth, and happiness. Got lucky with that airplane trail perfectly piercing the silhouette, exemplifying yet again that good accidents only occur when pursuing epic photography. Big Love OJ, I'll see you sooooon.
Jim and Anna! 5/14/2011 @ the BU Castle
The Richest Fluency. 2/20/2011 @ Colorado College. Text from the Preface of Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman, 1855.
Rae. 8/21/2008 on the way back from Brimstone.


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Sunday Dinner in Hawaii, Anyone?
Keep it simple this evening with a Hawaiian-style meal that is sure to satisfy the taste buds of everyone in your family. Aloha!
Sometimes you want to serve a meal that tastes like you spent hours to prepare, but you don't really have to spend the time to do it. Problem solved! Try these island recipes and you'll be enjoying a quick home-cooked meal in no time.
Hawaiian Pork
Nothing screams Hawaii like a luau. Take out the Hawaiian leis and create your own festive backyard. Click for Hawaiian Pork recipe.
Hawaiian Slaw
This couldn't be easier to make, and we highly recommend adding coconut to this. It adds the perfect touch. Click for Hawaiian Slaw recipe.
Recipes courtesy of Cookbook Resources.
Hawaiian Mango Dessert
Top off your Hawaiian feast with a creamy, mango cake. It only takes 25 minutes and can bake while you're enjoying the family luau.
Click for Hawaiian Mango Dessert recipe.
Recipe courtesy of Cooks.com.
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Kim at Best of Hawaii Directory September 3, 2008, 10:36 AM
As part of my employment, I spend six months of the year in Hawaii. I never tire of the delicious options for food.
Thanks for a review and the recipes!