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Shea Weber, the captain of the Nashville Predators, missed practice on Thursday with an upper body injury, according to the Associated Press. As a result, Weber is now listed as day to day for the team.
The defenseman is the Predators' second-leading scorer with 36 points, and he also is alternate captain for the Canadian Olympic hockey team for the Sochi Olympics. The two-time Norris Trophy finalist and 2010 Olympic gold medalist has missed only three games this season after taking a puck to the face Nov. 28.
If Weber can't play against the New Jersey Devils on Friday night or Saturday night in St. Louis, that leaves the Predators with very little experience on defense.
"It's a big deal if he doesn't play," Nashville coach Barry Trotz said. "It's a huge hole we have to fill."
The Nashville Predators currently have 56 points on the season, and are seven points behind the Vancouver Canucks for the last wild card spot in the Western Conference. There are also just four games remaining for the team before we reach the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
How do you think the Predators will play if Weber is unable to get on the ice for Friday's game against the New Jersey Devils, or even Saturday's game against the St. Louis Blues? Leave a comment below.
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The grouping of tribes by languages reveals an entirely different alignment of peoples from that presented by cultural similarities. It has long been recognized that no necesscary correlation exists between language and culture, and the Southwest is no exception to this rule. It is customary to group languages according to their degree of relationship with one another into stocks of more or less related languages and these in turn into families of more or less related stocks. Languages and stocks between which no relationship may be detected belong to different families. Unfortunately, few of the languages of the Southwest have been intensively studied and the linguistic affiliations are not entirely certain. The latest groupings, however, make all the languages of the Southwest probably members of one or another of three great stocks of widespread distribution in North America. Table II indicates these groups. The parentheses show the cultural affiliations of each people or group of people (see Edward Sapir, Encyclopedia Brittanica; Harrington, 1910, 1910b, 1910c).
A. Shoshonean Stock
1. Paiute (marginal agriculturists)B. Sonoran Stock
1. Opata (rancheria)C. Kiowa-Tanoan Stock
1. Tewa (Pueblo)D. Zunian Stock (?)
1. Zuni (Pueblo)II. Athabaskan Family
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1. Apache (nomads-marginal agriculturists)B. Kiowa-Apache (nomads)
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A. Yuman Stock
1. Maricopa (rancheria)B. Keresan Stock
1. Cochiti (Pueblo)


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Discrimination versus English Proficiency in the National Hockey League: A Reply
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*The large specs decreased longs by 1443 contracts and decreased shorts by 1,484 contracts.
*The commercials decreased longs by 309 contracts and increased shorts by 466 contracts.
*The small specs decreased longs by 79 contracts and increased shorts by 813 contracts.
In gold…
*The large specs reduced longs by 8,522 contracts and increased shorts by 4,034 contracts.
*The commercials increased longs by 1,643 contracts and decreased shorts by 16,717 contracts.
*The small specs decreased longs by 3,932 contracts and increased shorts by 1872 contracts.
Please take a look at the commercials in gold: they increased long by 1643 contracts and decreased their shorts by a whopping 16717.
In silver the commercials are remaining comatose.
I find it amazing that Bloomberg and all newservices do not print the bank failures on Friday.
However, as I reported to you on Thursday, Corvus bank and Guaranty Bank of Austin Texas were going to fail.
On Friday night, the 10th largest bank in the usa, Guaranty Bank, along with 3 other banks were sent to morgue and shiva services will begin immediately The loss so far will be 3 billion but it should rise to around 10 bilion dollars. Here is the story:
Third largest bank failure of 2009 announced
Texas-based Guaranty Bank is bought by Spanish bank. Regulators also seize institutions in Alabama and Georgia, bringing this year's tally to 81.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Guaranty Bank was closed by federal regulators Friday in the third largest bank failure this year bringing the total number of failures to 81 in 2009.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation was named receiver of the Austin, TX-based thrift, which had approximately $13 billion in assets and $12 billion in deposits as of June.
BBVA Compass, a U.S. subsidiary of Spanish bank Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, agreed to assume all of Guaranty's deposits and will buy $12 billion of its assets. The FDIC said it would share losses on $11 billion of the failed bank's assets.
The 162 branches that Guaranty operated in Texas and California will reopen Monday as branches of BBVA Compass, which is based in Birmingham, Ala.
Guaranty was the third largest bank to fail in 2009. It tied for the title of 11th largest bank failure in U.S. history with First City Bancorporation, which failed in 1988.
The estimated cost of Guaranty's failure to the FDIC is $3 billion.
BBVA (BBV) emerged as the winning bidder for Guaranty's assets, beating out potential buyers including a private equity group led by investor Gerald Ford.
Jose Maria Garcia Meyer, chairman of BBVA Compass, in a statement said the transaction makes "excellent strategic sense" and represents an opportunity for BBVA to expand its presence in the "high growth Sunbelt Region."
The purchase marks the first time an overseas-based bank has bought a failed U.S. bank this year. However, the Bilbao-based bank made a series of acquisitions in Texas earlier this decade and already operates the fourth-biggest banking chain in the state by deposits.
Most of this year's failures have been small, regional banks that were brought down by rising delinquencies on home and other consumer loans as unemployment has risen to a 25-year high in one of the longest recessions on record.
Guaranty, which was the fourth Texas bank to fail this year, had a substantial number of risky mortgages made to California borrowers on its books. These loans became a severe liability as the housing market in California collapsed and borrowers defaulted in droves.
Option adjustable rate mortgages made up almost a third of Guaranty's single family mortgage portfolio, according to investor presentations on its Web site. Guaranty also had $1.2 billion of loans to homebuilders in California's overbuilt market.
BBVA said it will maintain regulatory capital ratios at a level that exceeds "well-capitalized" guidelines, and that the impact of transaction will be "immaterial" to BBVA.
California's housing woes also played a major role in last year's failures of Washington Mutual and IndyMac. WaMu, which had $307 billion in assets, was the largest U.S. bank failure on record.
Three other banks fail
Earlier in the day, regulators closed Birmingham, Ala.-based CapitalSouth Bank, which operated ten branches and had $617 million in assets and deposits of about $546 million.
Iberiabank, which is based in Lafayette, La, will assume all of the CapitalSouth's deposits and will purchase $589 million of its assets.
In Georgia, regulators closed Newnan-based First Coweta and arranged for United Bank, of Zebulon, to take over its four branches.
United Bank will pay the FDIC a premium of 1% to assume all of the First Coweta's $155 million in deposits and will buy $155 million of its assets.
Georgia regulators also closed the sole branch of Atlanta-based ebank, which will reopen on Monday as a branch of Stearns Bank.
St. Cloud, Minn.-based Stearns, which has bought a number of failed banks this year, will purchase the bulk of the failed bank's $143 million in assets and will assume all of its $130 million in deposits.
So far this year, 18 banks have failed in Georgia.
Friday's closure brings the total number of bank failures this year to 81, compared with a total of 25 in all of 2008.
The failures of CapitalSouth, First Coweta and ebank will cost the FDIC an estimated $262 million on top of the $3 billion from the failure of Guaranty Bank. Over the next five years, the agency expects roughly $70 billion in losses due to the failure of insured institutions.
Fortune's Colin Barr contributed to this report.
Stiglitz Sees Risk to Dollar, Need for Reserve System
Aug. 21 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar's role as a good store of value is "questionable" and the currency has a high degree of risk, said Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz.
"There is a need for a global reserve system," Stiglitz, a Columbia University economics professor, said at a conference in Bangkok today. Support from countries like China should ensure orderly discussions on a new reserve system, he added.
The dollar has lost 12 percent since March 5 against an index comprising the euro, yen and four other major currencies. China, the world's largest holder of foreign-currency reserves, and Russia have both called for a new global currency to replace the dollar as the dominant place to store reserves.
"The current reserve system is in the process of fraying," Stiglitz said. "The dollar is not a good store of value. Right now, the dollar is yielding almost no return and yet anybody looking at the dollar has to say there's a high degree of risk."
The dollar will weaken as the U.S. pumps "massive" amounts of money into the economy, according to Curtis A. Mewbourne, a portfolio manager at Pacific Investment Management Co., the world's biggest manager of bond funds…
Policy makers in the U.S. and Europe have flooded the global economy with liquidity, which could lead to speculative bubbles due to limited opportunities for investment, Stiglitz said. The Nobel Prize winner said he was not confident of the Fed's claim that it would withdraw liquidity when needed.
Under Chairman Ben S. Bernanke's stewardship, the Fed cut the benchmark lending rate to as low as zero and expanded credit to the economy by $1.1 trillion over the past year. In the euro region, the European Central Bank has reduced interest rates to a record low of 1 percent.
"As the balance sheet of the Fed has blown up, as the deficit of the U.S. and the debt has increased, people have asked the obvious question: will there be inflation in the future?" Stiglitz told the conference. "Right now we're facing deflation, but some time in the future, there will be consequences."
Asset Bubbles
The liquidity pumped into the U.S. economy may also end up elsewhere, including in Asian property and stocks, Stiglitz said later in Bankgok.
"The liquidity is going to be spent, but not necessarily in America," he said. Asian economies may have to "protect against an American-led asset bubbles." …-END-
Here are some numbers are yesterday:
The yield on the 10 yr T Note rose to 3.55%. The dollar FELL .31 to 78.09, after recovering off of severe technical lows. The euro ended the day up .0069 to 1.4323. The pound was little changed, but the yen rose to 94.36.
Crude oil ended the day up 52 cents per barrel to $72.54.
The CRB went up 2.31 to 259.24.
Yesterday was surprising for gold as it not only rose on options expiry but also on a speech on Beb Bernanke at Jackson Hole Wy. Generally, when a Fed governor speaks, they always whack gold.
we have a stalker trader who has been very reliable in the past. This was reported to us late in the day:
Just in late this afternoon ... our STALKER source called. He said they are waiting to hear back from their fabulous London trader as to what he is up to. Will get back ASAP on that one. In the meantime he said he was in touch with a New York trader friend he has known since the E.F. Hutton days of yore. Word from that trader is that Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase were covering shorts today and going long December gold. Our Stalker source was skeptical and so am I. If gold had blown through $960 and roared $40 higher, breaking the 2% rule then I would be gleeful. However, gold traded like it usually does today. There was no change in the standard Gold Cartel drill.
That said, we have some smoke. Perhaps that smoke will lead to THE FIRE. It is possible they were buying, but the price shot up so much so fast, word came back to halt the advance and save the rest of their buying for another day. While Goldman and Morgan could have been operating on the OTC market, we should still see some open interest reduction on the Comex should this "word" be fact.
Either way, it is only a matter of time before we get a Commercial Signal Failure and the cabal forces get blown out of the water. There is no way the cabal shorts can cover their positions without gold going berserk.
Next week, there is going to be another treasury auction. No doubt the usa government will be buying its own bonds. Last week, the Fed bought 76 billion on its own bonds:
Next week should be interesting. With another record Treasury Auction on the schedule, with the $ yet again sitting on the cliff and stock option expiration out of the way, the obvious move from the "powers to be" will be to engineer the deflation trade one more time (by allowing the stock futures to sell off). One of these times Gold is going to blow right through one of these interventions and the short squeeze will be on. Unfortunately, the Treasury's finances continue to implode and just in the last week the Fed bought $76B in mortgages, agencies and Treasuries with newly created $'s:
OK lets go to the news of the day: existing home sales shot up by 7.2%:
US July existing home sale pace fastest in 2 years
WASHINGTON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Sales of previously owned U.S. homes in July notched their fastest pace in nearly two years, an industry survey showed on Friday, the strongest sign yet that housing was pulling out of a three-year slump.
The National Association of Realtors said that sales jumped 7.2 percent to an annual rate of 5.24 million units, the highest since August 2007, beating market expectations for a 5 million unit pace. Sales were at a 4.89 million pace in June.
July's percentage increase was the largest monthly gain since the series started in 1999 and marked the fourth straight monthly advance. The last time sales rose for four consecutive months was in June 2004, the NAR said.
Please remember that many of thse homes are first time buyers who received 8,000 dollars of grant and also half are foreclosed properties.
Dave Krentzler has given his commentary on yesterdays strong home sales:
Dave from Denver…
Friday, August 21, 2009
The Existing Home Sales "Bounce" Will Be Brief
The existing home sales number released today showed a slightly better than expected number for the month of July. Given that we are in the heart of home buying season, given all of the money pumped into the system by the Fed AND especially given the $8,000 first time home buyer tax credit, we shouldn't be surprised to see a small, seasonal bounce in home sales right now.
As pointed out by Clusterstock.com: Existing Home Sales would have been negative over June if not for the increase in Northeast Condo sales, Single Family Detached sales were DOWN 5000 units June to July, and in the all-important Western region, existing sales were down 10%.
But let's look at the underlying factors and data to understand what is really going on with the "seasonally adjusted" and polished-up-for-public-presentation number released by the National Association of Realtors. Here are the factors we see that will undermine this brief respite from the ongoing housing Depression:
1) The universe of qualified first-time home buyers gets exhausted; 2) Distressed investors step away as the ever-present "shadow" inventory becomes actual inventory (shadow inventory is bank-owned homes and would-be sellers waiting for "a bounce in the market"); and 3) The massive wave of prime mortgage foreclosures will flood the market, putting pressure on prices in every price-segment AND on buyer demand.
First-time home buyers and foreclosure/short-sale buyers - so-called distressed investors - represented 61% of the estimated sales for July. This metric is not a sign of a healthy, sustainable market for a couple reasons. First-time buyers are most likely "pulling" future sales into the present, as the first-time home buyer tax credit of $8,000 is set to expire in December. Home sales drop off anyway after August, so we would expect to see an even bigger drop in the third and fourth quarters, even if Obama extends taxpayer subsidization of first-time buyers.
As for the distressed investor segment, many of these buyers will look to "flip" their "distressed" purchase fairly quickly or they'll be forced to rent out the property to avoid the negative cash flow hit from holding investment homes. But renting will be made a lot more difficult by the record inventory of rentals units currently on the market, and growing. I would expect to see a lot of "investors" look to try and unload their property if they can't rent it out or become nervous about the market.
And finally, the inventory levels are still at unusually high levels. We know for a fact that banks have been withholding foreclosed homes on their books (REO, real estate owned) from the market in an attempt to reduce supply and hold up prices. We also know, as reported yesterday, that the percentage of properties in foreclosure or delinquency hit a record high of 13.2% of all single-family mortgages. What makes this metric even more severe in terms of housing market economics is the large jump in foreclosures in prime mortgages and FHA-insured mortgages.
Up to this point, the lower priced homes, typically bought by first-timers and distressed investors, have been by far the highest component of existing homes sales. With the impending tsunami of prime mortgage foreclosures will be a flood of much higher priced homes, which will ultimately put a lot of pressure on the lower end of the market. Of course eventually these banks will have to put a lot of their foreclosure inventory on the market, which will exacerbate the problem.
Ultimately this brief "bounce" in home sales will run into the problems discussed above and, because the Fed and the Government tried to put a floor under the market, the ensuing next leg down will be even worse than what we went through over the past 18 months. It will be interesting to see if the Government decides to spend some of the trillions of dollars it's printing to become a home buyer of last resort (I say this only half-facetiously because I bet it's been discussed). Let's not forget that the taxpayer now owns outright or de facto General Motors, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Citibank and AIG. So in a way I, via FNM and FRE, the taxpayer is already monetizing the housing market.
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Philly mayor unveils worst service cuts since 1951
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Mayor Michael Nutter detailed on Thursday what he said will be the deepest cuts in public services for more than half a century, needed to balance the fiscal 2010 budget and the city's financial plan for the next five years.
"This plan would be the most radical, painful and unprecedented dismantling of City government since the Home Rule Charter created City government in 1951," Nutter said in a statement.
The revised budget, triggered by state lawmakers' refusal so far to approve budget-balancing measures, would, if implemented, reduce the work force by about 3,000 positions, close libraries, parks and recreation centers, and shutter some city departments.
Philadelphia, the most populous city in Pennsylvania with about 1.5 million inhabitants, has been hit hard by the recession, which has sent revenue tumbling as welfare costs rise. The pain that Philadelphia is facing is part of the
recession's fallout on major U.S. cities, as well as on counties and most state governments.
The cuts, previously announced in outline but now described in more detail, include the elimination of positions for 929 police officers, 120 firefighters, 520 recreation
department jobs, 490 library staff members, and 112 health workers. The actual number of layoffs won't be known until the city evaluates which of its approximately 23,000 positions are filled.
Layoff notices are scheduled to be issued on Sept. 18, and layoffs would be complete by Oct. 2, said Luke Butler, a spokesman for Mayor Nutter…
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Neil Pasricha's five awesome things about books
No. 5: When your friend returns your book and he or she actually read it.
Man, I'm a master of the Ghost Loan.
This is where I borrow someone's favourite book and then promptly leave it on my shelf for months without touching it. Sure, I see it, I look at it, I think about it, I want to read it, but I just … don't. And then I keep it for a while, thinking I'll eventually get to it, but eventually I just admit defeat and return it unread, unfinished, unsatisfied.
It's always a sad moment because that's when your friend looks up at you with wide, eager eyes and asks, "So what did you think of my favourite book in the whole universe, the one I kindly lent you for months on end, depriving myself and other readers of its powerful words so you could enjoy them?"
That is true pain.
Course, that's why it's great returning a friend's book after you actually read the thing. And hey, special props if you even liked it. Now you get to give it back with some extra dents, extra creases and share your thoughts with your pal.
Books are such personal pleasures of secret silent moments between you and the pages. They lift you up, drag you down, and stir emotions and memories deep in your bones. When you return a friend's favourite book, it's like you just got to share all those secret silent moments with them too.
No. 4: The smell of a library.
Come on in.
Pull open the wooden door with those giant, oversized handles that are smooth and worn down to a light brown finish. Drag your boots over the dirty green carpeted floor that bubbles up in the corners and splashes tiny dust clouds into shimmery orange sunbeams with every step. Feel the calm and comforting library quiet settle like a blanket over your body and your brain as you shuffle past the counters and make your way inside …
Massive atlases, worn-out hardcovers, and crinkly plastic-wrapped kids books fill rusty metal bookshelves and cover that overly lacquered table at the front – dented from that time someone smacked it with their wheelchair in 1988. Yellowed pages with pencil lines, cracked bindings and broken spines cover every corner of the place …
Feel our shared histories softly swirl together through old books and stamped checkout cards as you smile and soak up all the little library smells of …
No. 3: Finding good reading material in someone else's bathroom.
Bathroom readers of the world, unite!
It doesn't matter if it's an old issue of Reader's Digest on top of the tank, yesterday's crinkly Globe and Mail on the floor or a dog-eared comic book sitting on the bathroom counter. Nope, all that matters is now we don't have to read the back of the shampoo bottle over and over again.
Fellow bathroom reader, thank you for heeding the call, thank you for keeping magazines in the stall, and thank you for being so absoflushinglutely
No. 2: When you open a book to the exact page you were looking for.
You cracked the case.
Seriously, when you pop open that textbook, flip open the yellow pages or split the spine of that beach novel right to the spot you're looking for, it's a beautiful moment.
Suddenly you transform into a gloomy trenchcoat-wearing detective who solves the case just by glancing at the crime scene. Yes, the street's been taped off, someone's crying under a blanket on the curb, and the cops are filling out witness statements on their notepads.
That's when you peel up in a navy blue squad car, calmly light up a cigarette and then stare with furrowed eyebrows at the surrounding buildings for a few minutes.
Then you calmly walk back to your cruiser, smile softly and roll your window down at the local police before screaming away down the wet roads.
"Page 127."
No. 1: When you're right near the end of the book.
You've been through so much together.
It seems like ages ago when you first cracked her open, flipped past the small-print mumbo jumbo and read that first sentence. Maybe you knew you'd like it or maybe you judged that first page harshly, playing hard to get, eyeing the others on the shelf, seeing if this book was really worth your time.
But then you got sucked in.
Characters grew and a few chapters ended with cliffhangers that kept you up much too late. You laughed as you flipped and flipped on a long flight, your eyes welled at the cottage or you cozied up through big scenes under an old blanket on the front porch.
When you're right near the end of the book, you feel the anticipation pulsing. You're sitting still in absolute perfect silence, but it's amazing how your mind is racing, your heart is pumping and your ears tune out the world around you. Maybe you put the book down to go to the bathroom or grab a glass of water, trying to guess the ending just before you read it: Will she find her mother, will he admit how he feels, will Gryffindor win the House Cup?
Maybe you savour those last few pages, maybe you race right through them, or maybe anticipation gets the best of you and you flip right to the end. Either way, pretty soon you're closing that book with a satisfying shut and adding it to the freshly read pile on your shelf.
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NEW HAVEN, W.Va. (AP) - Felman Production LLC and the United Steelworkers have agreed on a new contract at the company's ferroalloys plant in New Haven.
Felman announced the agreement with United Steelworkers Local 5171 on Wednesday. It says the 42-month contract will cover more than 215 workers.
The current contract was set to expire early this month.
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In just a few days, our strip-tease of the college football season will begin.
Plenty of schools are set to start their spring practice this coming Monday, with the latest being April 3. Spring games usually take place in the latter end of April, but there will be some played in March.
That said, I will be releasing pre-spring power rankings for every major conference, while giving a short explanation for my decision.
Here is a spring preview of the Big 12 Conference.
1. Texas Longhorns (9-4, 5-4 Big 12 in 2012)
The Longhorns return 19 starters to the field, including the entire offensive line. The offense should be one of the best in the country under Mack Brown's new fast-paced scheme, in which he adopted off the look of Oregon. Texas needs its linebackers to live up to expectations this year in order to compete for the Big 12 title – and the return of Jordan Hicks should help.
2. Oklahoma Sooners (10-3, 8-1)
It's never a good thing when you lose your four-year starter at QB, but Blake Bell provides a different element to Sooner Nation – the ability to run the football. While he doesn't have the gun-slinger mentality of Landry Jones, Oklahoma shouldn't take too much of a step back in terms of offensive production with Bell under center.
3. TCU Horned Frogs (7-6, 4-5)
QB Casey Pachall is back from rehab, which is a win-win situation for TCU. If he proves that he can lead the team again and become the starter, Trevone Boykin – who took over for Pachall mid-season and showed sparks of explosiveness – will have another year to develop and learn. If Pachall can't win back his job, then Boykin will have a veteran teammate he can look to for support and guidance.
4. Kansas State Wildcats (11-2, 8-1)
The biggest storyline surrounding Kansas State this spring is obvious: Who will replace Collin Klein under center? Will it be the inexperienced, yet talented sophomore Daniel Sims? What about upperclassmen Jake Waters or Sam Johnson? Right now, it's all up in the air. However, the biggest reason the Wildcats will drop in the polls is the fact that they lose their entire defensive line, and two huge linebackers. That's six members of what was a fierce front seven.
5. Oklahoma State Cowboys (8-5, 5-4)
Like most Oklahoma State teams, this year will feature a dynamic offensive attack and a mediocre defensive unit. There will be a QB battle this spring between Clint Chelf and Wes Lunt, but the Cowboys can't go wrong either way. Unfortunately, neither can play defense, and neither will be able to keep OSU in contention for the conference title.
6. Baylor Bears (8-5, 4-5)
The good news: Art Briles would rather stay in Waco than coach in the SEC. The bad news: Baylor has to replace yet another stat-studded QB, with Nick Florence graduating. The Bears won their final five of six games – including four ranked opponents – but still gave up over 30 points per game in that span. They'll need to find someone that can give the team 40-plus a game, or the postseason may not be an option.
7. Texas Tech Red Raiders (8-5, 4-5)
Not only are the Red Raiders going through a major coaching transition and scheme change, but they lose their gunslinger Seth Doege in the process. This could be a very different-looking Texas Tech team from what we're used to, with the defense being its strength.
8. West Virginia Mountaineers (7-5, 4-5)
And so the post-Geno Smith era begins. Dana Holgorsen has a lot of work to do this spring and summer, finding his replacement for the potential top QB taken in the 2013 NFL Draft. The defense can only get better after finishing 117th overall in points allowed (38.1 per game).
9. Iowa State Cyclones (6-7, 3-6)
To stay competitive in the Big 12, you must own a high-tempo, thriving offense; a solid defense will only get you so far. Iowa State's defense kept it in games, but couldn't do all of the work. In order for the Cyclones to finish with a winning record in 2013, QB Jared Barnett is going to have to take over the team and become the playmaker everyone has hoped he'd become.
10. Kansas Jayhawks (1-11, 0-9)
Can Charlie Weis fix the Kansas football program? Short answer: no. It's not that he isn't capable of managing a team to success – it's that the campus is in the middle of nowhere and just isn't a prime location for big-time recruits. If you give them the option, top prospects will choose surrounding schools – such as Oklahoma and Texas – over Kansas any day of the week.
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The Golden Globes are still a week away, but that didn't stop Audi and Best Actress double nominee Anna Paquin from hosting a poolside soirée to celebrate the awards show at the Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood last night—or the likes of Shiva Rose, Eva Amurri, Liz Goldwyn, and Mad Men costume designer Janie Bryant from turning out for sliders and Champagne. "I get excited about awards season because I look for any excuse to overdress," said Dita Von Teese, who trotted out a corseted Jean Paul Gaultier floor-length number for the occasion. Paquin, who wore Gianfranco Ferré, was looking forward to the next few weeks for a different reason. "Nothing is as scary as doing the awards show circuit when you're 11," said the actress, who is nominated for True Blood and The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler. "This time around I can drink."


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They are proud and they worry what people will think of them in light of the news story elsewhere on this page, the story about one of their own being accused in a serious weekend hit-and-run incident in Bedford. They seem not only furious that one of their own could allegedly act this way; they worry that such an incident will overshadow the work they do in trying to protect the peace in a city that is not only New Hampshire's largest, but one that is trying to assimilate an ever-increasing minority and immigrant population.
Beyond that work, which probably doesn't get the credit it deserves, here are a few things you may not know.
In this city of 108,000, with a force of more than 200 officers, there were fewer than 50 citizen complaints (filed by just 39 individuals) against the police last year, with just nine substantiated.
Over the weekend, a woman who attempted suicide by jumping into the Merrimack River was saved when responding officers formed a human chain and pulled her to safety. One of the officers had rescued the same woman from the river two weeks ago.
When an officer found a disoriented elderly man in a snowbank recently and returned him to his home, the officer and the officer's son then went out and bought a new battery for the man's wheelchair. Not as sexy as the New York City photo of the cop who bought boots for a street person, but a random act of human kindness.
None of this is to say that the cops here are angels, or that they don't slip up on occasion, sometimes badly.
But the true test of such a force is its reaction when the slipup occurs.
Not just the official response from the chief, in dealing with the individual. But the real-time, human reactions of its members. One told us yesterday, "It's ripping our guts. We know what's coming (with the news story), and it hurts what people will say."
The fact that they care about their work and about the reactions of the people who pay their salaries and depend on their actions says a lot, we think.
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(WHAS11) - Police call it Operation Bulldog, a week-long sting operation. The end result: eight people behind bars.
Those indictments could be just the beginning, more warrants and arrests are still pending.
In Operation Bulldog, two detectives spent each day for a full week pretending to be young girls and boys talking to adults online.
In some cases, it only took a few minutes for the suspects to start making plans to meet the children.
But when they showed up, the police were there and ready.
At the end of the week, eight people have been indicted for sexual enticement of a child online. The sting is part of metro police's ongoing effort to target sex predators online.
Detectives tell WHAS, these were not people you would suspect. One was even a youth counselor at an orphanage.
All of them are accused of wanting to have sex with children, but police say some may have wanted even more than that.
Detective Dan Jackman and Detective Michael Arterburn spend their days pretending to be children chatting with adults online. Some are innocent conversations, but others are anything but that.
Jackman says, "we start doing the chat and communications and then plans were made to meet us somewhere for sex."
When the suspects showed up, the police were ready. At the end of the week, Operation Bulldog caught eight people, all with clean police records.
Jackman says, "they're typical husband, have children, sits in the pew on Sunday sitting right next to him you would never know him from Chester the molester... These are your normal, everyday guys."
In fact, one of the suspects, Austin Smith, was working as a youth counselor at the Bellewood Orphanage.
Jerry Kantrell, Bellewood Executive Director, says, "there was absolutely no indication in any of his checks that he would do anything illegal or inappropriate with a child."
Sometimes, detectives say, those are the most dangerous offenders. In the group of eight suspects, police say more than half wanted more than to just have sex with a child.
Jackman says, "they wanted to abuse the children, they were wanting to knock them out, they were wanting to use scissors, knives, rope, hold chemicals up to their nose to make them unconscious. I mean we're working on some very sick people here."
Wednesday, police held a press conference to raise awareness of the dangers lurking online and showed WHAS just how quickly a child can become a victim. Just a few seconds after Detective Jackman signed online as a 14-year-old girl, there were dozens of people asking to chat and one man even exposed himself with his webcam.
It may sound shocking, but these two detectives aren't the least bit surprised. According to a Google trends study, Louisville is rated as the most obscene city in the country.
Jackman says, "Louisville, although we're nice and low key, but online we're completely different. Night and day."
Police are warning parents that while they have taken eight of these people off the streets, there are more out there, so always be aware of what your children are doing on their computers and on their cell phones.


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President Obama turned around his sleepy, 1st debate loss last night. Being more aggressive. Romney was also again aggressive but seems to have lost the debate by most accounts. The win-loss determination generally depends first upon style and second about substance.
There were some substantive comments on trade agreements and China policy. Here are transcript excerpts from the second debate with my comments.
Romney: Number two, trade. I'll crack down on China. President Bush didn't. I'm also going to dramatically expand trade in Latin America. It's been growing about 12 percent per year over a long period of time. I want to add more free trade agreements so we have more trade.
My response.
1. Good job for Romney bringing up the China issue… because it is the biggest trade issue we face. Obama has been too weak on China's trade tactics. Period. Romney has, previously, said that China cheats – yes "cheats", a strong and accurate word – via currency manipulation and intellectual property theft. Cautionary note: While he has said he will declare China a currency manipulator on "day one", I had previously criticized him because the declaration has no legal remedy except "talking" with the Chinese about it. Bush and Obama have already done that. But Romney has also said he will consider duties and tariffs to neutralize the advantage. Actions matter, not words, but those words are welcome.
2. Bad job for Romney for wanting more trade agreements so we have "more trade". "Balanced trade" or "net exports" are the issue. More trade and more trade agreements are not the issue. The presumption that more trade agreements and more trade causes good economic results is simply – and mathematically – wrong. Clinton, Bush and Obama have pushed more trade agreements, have increased "two-way trade already. And the trade deficit destruction has been immense and growing. Balanced trade or net exports is the issue for growing our GDP, jobs and wealth.
Obama: When he talks about getting tough on China, keep in mind that Governor Romney invested in companies that were pioneers of outsourcing to China and is currently investing in countries — in — in companies that are building surveillance equipment for China to spy on its own folks. That's — Governor, you're the last person who's going to get tough on China.
And what we've done when it comes to trade is not only sign three trade deals to open up new markets, but we've also set up a task force for trade that goes after anybody who is taking advantage of American workers or businesses and not creating a level playing field. We've brought twice as many cases against unfair trading practices than the previous administration, and we've won every single one that's been decided.
When I said that we had to make sure that China was not flooding our domestic market with cheap tires, Governor Romney said I was being protectionist, that it wouldn't be helpful to American workers. Well, in fact we saved a thousand jobs, and that's the kind of tough trade actions that are required.
My response:
1. Obama brought up Romney's aggressive investing/outsourcing in China via Bain. This is an effective personal attack, but not a policy rebuttal. Some of my colleagues say this line of attack is irrelevant to policy, but I think it is probably impactful because people/voters always have their "hypocracy antennae" up. When you are a candidate, you run on your biography and your accomplishments. Romney's biography (and Obama's) is fair game.
2. Obama bragged about signing three trade deals (Peru, Colombia, South Korea) which is true. Bush negotiated the deals, Obama campaigned on fixing trade agreements, then pushed those same deals. This shows the bipartisan idiocy in false cause and effect. I.e. that trade deals = more trade = economic benefits. The true cause and effect is that balance trade (climbing out of trade deficit) = economic benefits. Neither candidate has run on balanced trade. It is imperative that Washington change its thinking.
3. Obama's enforcement through trade cases has been real. It is necessary and good, but insufficient. When unfairly and cheap and subsidized goods are flooding the U.S. in every sector, enforcing the trade laws as to cheap tires is a band aid. It is very much worth doing to help that industry and to establish legal precedent, but it is insufficient. Romney did, in his book "No Apology" criticize the tire enforcement case, saying "protectionism stifles productivity." That was dumb and wrong to write.
Romney: Now, we're going to have to make sure that as we trade with other nations, that they play by the rules, and China hasn't. One of the reasons — or one of the ways they don't play by the rules is artificially holding down the value of their currency, because if they put their currency down low, that means their prices on their goods are low. And that makes them advantageous in the marketplace. We lose sales, and manufacturers here in the U.S. making the same products can't compete.
China has been a currency manipulator for years and years and years. And the president has a regular opportunity to — to label them as a — as a currency manipulator but refuses to do so. On day one, I will label China a currency manipulator, which will allow me as president to be able to put in place, if necessary, tariffs where I believe that they are taking unfair advantage of our manufacturers.
So we're going to make sure the people we trade with around the world play by the rules.
My response:
1. Good for Romney on currency again, especially explaining why currency manipulation matters. Joe Voter doesn't understand why it matters.
2. As to declaring China a currency manipulator, that is good also. He's clear about it. And he lays the groundwork for tariffs "where necessary" against China. Putting the issue of neutralizing tariffs on the table during the campaign helps make progress towards rebutting the notion that tariffs to neutralize cheating are "protectionist". But Romney has explicitly refused to support popular, pending legislation that would automatically allow tariffs (countervailing duties) for all currency manipulators… The Fair Currency Act of 2011 (HR 639). And his trade surrogate told CPA members in a meeting that he does not want to commit to countervailing duties because he wants to "keep his options open". This reduces his credibility.
3. But Candidate Obama was a co-sponsor of the same currency bill and pledged to crack down on China currency manipulation. Obama simply broke that promise. To the detriment of our economy.
4. Regarding "China playing by the rules"… I have a problem with this framing. China playing by the rules is not enough. They can "cheat" and play by the rules because of their massively state-owned commercial enterprise system and because of their border taxes (value added taxes) that generate one-fifth of their national tax revenue. All of this is lawful under the WTO and trade rules. So (a) China is not, and may never be, a free trading nation… structurally; and (b) massive trade disadvantages can and do still exist, for reasons other than natural competitiveness, even when the rules are followed.
Obama: Now Governor Romney talked about China. As I already indicated, in the private sector, Governor Romney's company invested in what were called pioneers of outsourcing. That's not my phrase; that's what reporters called it.
And as far as currency manipulation, the currency's actually gone up 11 percent since I've been president because we have pushed them hard. And we've put unprecedented trade pressure on China. That's why exports have significantly increased under my presidency. That's going to help to create jobs here.
My response:
1. Regarding Romney's/Bain's outsourcing, I've already discussed it. Obama kept that fact front and center before the audience.
2. Obama's assertion about China's currency going up 11 percent is a misleading cop out. When traded on free market exchanges, the strong economies' currency values rise – while weak economies' currencies fall. China was growing 13% per year for quite a few years, while the U.S. economy was growing slowly or in a recession. China's currency should have appreciated very strongly, but has not even come back to the level of 1994 when they were still a backward country. So Obama is wrong here.
3. Obama's assertion about export growth is also misleading and wrong. Certainly exports have grown, but they grow every year. The issue, again, is balanced trade. Bush nearly doubled exports between 2002 and 2007, and the result was the biggest trade deficit in the history of the U.S. and the world.
CONCLUSION: Until Obama or Romney starts talking about balanced trade as a core imperative, they are merely competing for the position of least damaging to our economy.


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Rafa Alcantara received the news of his call to the Brazil youth team with great joy. The Barca B player was about to realize his dream, which is nothing other than wear the shirt combined with his father, Mazinho.
The CBF yesterday announced that the Rafinha will not be in the team Ney Franco. The reason is that the Mediterranean International Cup is not part of FIFA's official calendar and clubs are not obliged to release the players. And Barca exercised their rights to stop Rafinha from miss a month of competition with Barca B that manages Eusebio Sacristan. Alcantara should join Brazil under 20 on Monday 19 March to Thursday 19 April. The plan included a preparation in Brazil, the contest MIC (Mediterranean International Cup) on the Costa Brava from 3 to 8 April and play two more friendlies. Rafinha is the player most used by Eusebius in the B team and the club does not consider the possibility of losing him for so long.
The player's father, Mazinho, is in Brazil and is making a link between the club and the CBF, they keep talking about the possibility of having the player. The intention of the Brazilian federation is that Rafa play with Brazil Under 20, from 3 to April 8 at MIC, which takes place a few kilometers from Barcelona, in the Girona.
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Thomasville--Jack Hadley began his black history artifact collection in 1968, after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. Since then his collection has just kept growing. "People have been really generous about this. Even movie stars. Oprah even sent me a picture," he exclaims.
He says already so much history has been lost along the way. "That is the sad part about black collecting because we have let so much slip by us. That's my focus is to try to hang on to this stuff because we need to know where we came from."
After moving back to Thomasville in the 80s, Hadley has put his collection on display in school, and the cultural center. But seeing the opportunity to lease the building that once housed Thomas County's first black school, he jumped at the chance to give his collection a home.
To Hadley, the collection of memorabila is more than a museum. It's a dream come true and a chance to teach and inspire younger generations. He says, "I'm doing it only for the kids. I'm not doing it for myself. I'm 70 years old and I'm doing it for the kids, so they can learn more about our African American culture."
Hadley's museum showcases everything from ancient black history, to modern culture. He has sections devoted to black musicians and movie stars, and even and entire area honoring Thomasville native and Heisman trophy winner Charlie Ward. He proudly says, "We have it. If a person don't come here to witness this. They're gonna miss out."
Hadley says he hopes his museum will serve as a tribute to black leaders who have come before him.
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Scientists at Scott Base in Antarctica are preparing to mark the last sunset before the winter season arrives.
Today will see the final hour of daylight for the next four months.
Antarctic New Zealand field support Mike Rowe says the months of darkness are the coldest months as well
"We've certainly winterised the base, it just means not leaving anything outside really because you won't be able to find it again because it will be buried in snow."
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Bee With a Big ITCH
Before I start off in my rant, I do not like Danica Patrick. I don't care that she is one of a few women in NASCAR™. I don't care that she has given hope to future generations of little girls who want to wreck cars for a reason. No, I really don't like her. And after this, I despise her even more.
Sports anchor suspended for calling Danica Patrick a 'B'
And no, I'm not defending him in any way. I don't have to.
[Ross] Shimabuku was responding to Patrick's comment at NASCAR Media Day when she said she didn't like the negative connotation of the term "sexy" used for her and other female athletes. "Is there any other word that you can use to describe me?" she said.
After playing that audio Shimabuku said: "I've got a few words. It starts with a 'B' and it's not beautiful. … She always has a chip on her shoulder trying to prove something. … What she says and what she does are two totally different things."
BINGO!!! Mr. Shimabuku called her on her hypocrisy. Notice that he never, not once, said the word in question. In fact, I can help him out. Perhaps he meant the word "bogus", or maybe the word "bigheaded", or maybe even the word "blustery" or even "boastful". But let's face it: we all know what he meant. After all why wouldn't he, when we see this:
And we are shown this in Sports Illustrated™, because you know she's in a sport by just looking at the pic:
Seriously, why would anyone think of her as a sex object after this:
And after learning of the slip she let slide, I'm inclined to believe her. She isn't sexy. She's a tramp, stamped as such, and someone who whores herself out on the pages of a magazine so that she can get attention, instead of earning accolades for any dubious skill for racing she might possess. In the words of Dave Chappelle:
The girl says "Oh uh-uh, wait a minute! Wait a minute! Just because I'm dressed this way does not make me a whore!" Which is true. Gentlemen, that is true. Just because they dress a certain way doesn't mean they are a certain way. Don't ever forget it. But ladies, you must understand that is fucking confusing. It just is. Now that would be like me, Dave Chappelle, the comedian, walking down the street in a cop uniform. Somebody might run up on me, saying, "Oh, thank God. Officer, help us! Come on. They're over here. Help us!" "Oh-hoh! Just because I'm dressed this way does not make me a police officer!" See what I mean? All right, ladies, fine. You are not a whore. But you are wearing a whore's uniform.
And that is what you do by being a hypocrite, Ms. Patrick. You wear the sexpot uniform, and turn around and decry the "negative" connotation of it. I had hoped that you would become a good role model for young women, but compounding hypocrisy with your latest bout of stupidity does not make you a good model for anyone, much less young girls.
It just makes you a BITCH!!
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There are two ways Danica can put an end to this problem:
1. Gain 50 pounds. People will stop calling her sexy. Instead, they'll make fun of her weight, which she'll probably find much more unpleasant.
2. Win some races, then maybe people will focus on her talent, rather than her looks.
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Nice job Aggie!!!
I have been trying to like her since she now drives for my fave driver/owner Tony Stewart but can find no redeeming qualities, especially since she is so stupid when it comes to her faith and woman's rights.
I also heard from a fellow race fan that her media people actual monitor all on-air reports about her, facebook, twitter, and online stories and if she does not like what is reported or said goes after the person. That rates being called a bitch, don't say anything bad about me or I will hunt you down.
As for her winning races, she might be able to win a Nationwide race but I just do not see her making it at the Cup level.
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John D is spot on for number 2. I also love Aggie's note on not being a whore but wearing the uniform!
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I've always liked Danica, but now that she's sold out to the big money of NASCAR bumper cars instead of sticking with the pure sport of auto racing I doubt I'll pay much attention to her.
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Danica and Tiger deserve each other
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The way I remember it, she wasn't all that good at open wheel, either. She's always been a sideshow. The way I react to people talking aboot Patrick is to mention Shirley Muldowney. Not only was she an attractive woman with driving skills, she was more known for winning than showing her ass, literally and figuratively.
Shame aboot Breitbart, Aggie. I wonder what's gonna happen with Big Hollywood now.
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Bitch. Maybe I'll do a post about how sexy she is and link bomb it for the word "bitch."
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Eh, I don't care about her one way or the other. She drives a race car for a living so that pretty much makes her a non-entity in my world. Though I have to say, I've started rooting for her in addition to Kyle Busch since it seems to drive all the NASCAR fans crazy.
And before someone points it out…. Yes, I know I'm an asshole.
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I fail to comprehend you all sometimes.
a. If she's a bitch that means she's a demon in the sack.
b. NASCAR driver = permanent designated driver.
c. Even if you can't stand the bitch, that's still Danica Patrick working your paddle shifter.
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You'd be surprised how easy it is to trick a bitchy woman into taking out the trash, washing the dog and working your paddle shifter.
Anyway Mrs. Sith, there's always Kyle Busch for the ladies.
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[...] Hookers & booze [...]
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Three races at Daytona. Three crashes. Tells you something about her driving skills.
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Rich, I guess I am one of the very few people who were glad Logano made the chase, despite all the brew-ha-ha over another Ford driver slowing up so Logano could get one extra point to make it past someone whom I refer to as "The Big Crybaby". There has been as much hate, if not more, launched at Joey (and Carl Edwards) as there has been thrown at Michael Waltrip. First, I hope Logano can come back and win the Cup, but I have to admit the odds are against him at this point. And second, none of this controversy about "SpinGate", the restart, and allowing a competitor to pass for a point if it hadn't involved a certain Chevrolet driver being bounced out of the final group he didn't deserve to be in in the first place. If it had been anyone else, there would be no controversy.
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Junior, Logano must step up their games at NHMS to get back into Chase contention
By admin | September 21, 2013
By Richard Allen
Neither Dale Earnhardt, Jr. nor Joey Logano came into the Chase for the Sprint Cup as a favorite to take home the big trophy at the end of the season. And one week into the ten race playoff, both drivers are on the verge of early elimination from contention after engine troubles doomed their efforts last weekend in Chicago.
Junior came into the Chase with no bonus points due to not winning any of the first 26 races of the season. As a result, he started in a hole compared to most of the other twelve contenders. That reduced the Hendrick Motorsports driver's margin for error going in.
After the previously mentioned engine failure in Chicago, Earnhardt now finds himself trailing Sprint Cup points leader Matt Kenseth by 53 points. That margin is more than can be gained in one race. And worse, the #88 driver has twelve other competitors ahead of him in the standings, meaning he has to rely on multiple drivers having at least one bad race.
Having not shown the ability to win races so far in 2013, Junior will have to step up his game significantly to have any chance of getting back into the championship hunt. However, he has never won in Loudon, New Hampshire and has an average finish of only 16th on the flat, one-mile track.
Logano also suffered a blown power plant in Chicago which relegated him to a 37th place result after starting the race from the pole position. The Penske Racing driver now finds himself trailing Kenseth by 52 points. Like Junior, he not only has a large deficit to overcome but he also has to depend on multiple drivers having at least one failure.
Logano did record one of his three Sprint Cup victories in New Hampshire but his average finish there is only a 17th. He'll need much better than that to stay afloat.
Both Earnhardt and Logano must finish well up in the order this weekend at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. And more than that, they must beat out other Chase drivers by several positions to claw their way back into contention.
The Joe Gibbs Racing teams of Kenseth and Kyle Busch along with perennial title contender Jimmie Johnson could get away to settle this Chase among themselves if others do not keep pace. The pressure is on both Dale Earnhardt, Jr. and Joey Logano this weekend at NHMS to not only keep pace, but make significant gains.
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Ken Says:
September 21st, 2013 at 2:09 pm
Shane Says:
September 22nd, 2013 at 2:15 am
Unless I read it wrong you meant one of his 3 cup wins was at NH, not 2.
I am amazed (although, I should not be) at the idiots crying foul over Logano getting into "The Chase". Logano has had a stellar season, a change of everything did him great. He was maligned at Fontana with Hamlin and then TS getting his insane snout into the whole thing, both of which was not his fault. Tony Stewart has caused a cottage industry of idiots parroting everything Tony S. said about Logano, which is not true at all. These same idiots don't know racing and are calling what is a common accepted practice (WHICH WAS NOT NEEDED) cheating..all because a lone Hendrick driver was not invited to the show. Well that could not be, so Rick got his way. As for saying "Jeff would have been in anyway" as history shows the race isn't over till its over. But by Nascars insane judgement call they decided the race, when it wasn't completed. Logano despite his blown engines, his two bum back to back tires, his head on with Kyle trying to avoid the usual lone spin Kyle seems to produce like no other (other than Kasey K. hitting the wall), he has done well and deserves it! Ken I agree! I am tired of the hypocrites who call themselves fans and journalists! I say you don't know racing or what you are looking at. Go Joey!!!!
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September 22nd, 2013 at 8:34 am
I'm a Logano fan. I just wish he'd stay out of NNS and CWTS.