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At the end of his Sunday morning news show, Chris Matthews of Hardball fame asks his guests a question: "Tell me something I don't know."
Last week, I learned something I didn't know from Karin Bursa, vice president of marketing at supply chain software maker Logility. Now, I've known Logility for years as a provider of warehouse (WMS) and transportation (TMS) management solutions. What I didn't know is that Logility is also a leading provider of supply chain planning and inventory optimization solutions. Turns out, that's what the company was built upon. The company was recently one of 14 supply chain planning providers included in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for process automation.
"Our heritage is demand planning and inventory management," says Bursa. "TMS and WMS came much later." With the purchase of Optiant last spring, she adds, "we are one of the only best of breed solution providers to incorporate inventory optimization into our suite." Logility now counts the likes of Hewlett Packard and Proctor & Gamble among its customer base.
And while Logility once had a strong focus in specialty retail, with customers like Saks, the overall customer profile is changing to include CPG manufacturers in apparel, footwear, food and grocery and durable goods. "Specialty retail is now only 10% of our install base, and warehouse and transportation management are only 20% of our product portfolio," she says.
Given the company's focus, what are Logility's customers looking for today from their supply chain solutions? Bursa offers two important takeaways.
Demand rules: "Companies want to be demand-driven and drive the benefits through the supply chain," Bursa says. What she means is that many companies have already leaned out their supply chains by taking out labor in their warehouses and factories and by reducing their transportation costs. Inventory management is the next horizon of cost cutting. But it's not just to reduce inventory, but to understand demand so they have the right inventories for what customers are ordering.
Location rules: This is where multi-echelon inventory optimization comes into play. For years, companies have focused on how much inventory to stock. The next step is to focus on where in the supply chain that inventory should be positioned and in what quantities at each location. After all, there's not much point in having the right amount of inventory if it's stocked in the wrong locations, like snow shovels in Atlanta in June and air conditioners in Maine in January. "Traditional demand planning and inventory management helped plan what finished goods should be produced based on expectations of what could be sold," Bursa says. "With multi-echelon inventory optimization, we can look at finished goods, raw materials and inventory, and positioin those to help a company hit the required service levels."
Bursa believes that companies can take 20 to 30% of their inventory out of their network, freeing up millions in working capital. "Right now, the biggest untapped opportunity is to truly understand the optimal investments in inventory," she says. "The benefits are quick. Customers have told us they have seen benefits in weeks and months. Not years."
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Utah Jazz notebook: Newcomer Randy Foye agrees rumors about Jazz being first class are true
Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — If the NBA ever decided to do its own version of "Good Things Utah," then perhaps Jazz newcomer Randy Foye should serve as the show's co-host.
Foye, a 6-foot-4 guard who signed with the Jazz as a free agent in late July, had heard plenty of good things about Utah's franchise before he came here. And although he's only been a member of the organization for a couple of months now, the six-year NBA veteran certainly likes what he has seen so far.
"Oh, man, first class, first class, everything is run first class from the top to the bottom," Foye said Friday morning prior to the fourth day of training camp at Zions Bank Basketball Center. "Everyone is held accountable, no matter who you are. Everyone comes in every day and works hard. This organization is first-class, blue-collar, hard-working guys.
"You know, you hear things about organizations around the league and you always hear 'Utah Jazz, everything is run first class; everything is done this way.' And you say, well, they said that about another organization, and I went there and it wasn't. All those stories that were floating around the league are true here — all the good things."
Of course, Foye's previous NBA experience has been as a member of the Minnesota Timberwolves, Washington Wizards and Los Angeles Clippers — which historically have been regarded as arguably three of the poorest run and least successful franchises in the league.
Foye, 28, is a former Villanova All-American who has averaged 11.6 points, 3.2 assists and 2.4 rebounds per game in his NBA career, twice finishing among the league's top 10 free-throw shooters. Last season, he made 127-of-329 shots (38.6 percent) from 3-point range — seventh-best in the NBA — and averaged 11 points, 2.2 assists and 2.1 rebounds per game for the Clippers in helping them earn the best record in franchise history.
And while he admires the way the Jazz conduct their business off the court, now he finds himself trying to familiarize himself with Utah's complex way of doing things on the court.
"I thought I was pretty familiar with (the Jazz offensive sets)," Foye said. "But going through it and its different calls, I thought it was just one thing but it's like eight different things out of one play. I'm close, but it's just the third or fourth day of practice, so I still need some more time. I'm working on it, but I'm a pretty bright guy so I think I should pick it up."
UTE FANS FOR A DAY: Several members of the Jazz organization, including the coaching staff and players Earl Watson, Enes Kanter and Paul Millsap, among others, took in Thursday night's Pac-12 football game between Utah and the University of Southern California.
Kanter even showed up wearing a Utes T-shirt and spent part of the night sitting with the MUSS, Utah's famed student cheering section.
"I was wearing the Utah stuff, just supporting Utah," said Kanter, the second-year Jazz center from Turkey. "It was so much fun. I didn't know the rules, but I just likes the — before the game, what's it called? Traigate? — tailgate. I had so much fun there.
"After that, I went to (the) student section. It was so much fun. I cheered with all those guys.
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Perhaps noticing that they needed a little more firepower to compete with the Miami Heat, Boston Celtics and Chicago Bulls in the East, the Orlando Magic went out and made a big splash in the trade market by acquiring Jason Richardson, Hedo Turkoglu and Gilbert Arenas in separate deals during the weekend. The Magic first dealt Vince Carter, Marcin Gortat and Mickael Pietrus to the Phoenix Suns for J-Rich, Hedo and Earl Clark before moving Rashard Lewis to the Washington Wizards for Arenas.
The Top 130
Note: Brian McKitish's top 130 players are ranked for their fantasy value from this point forward in the 2010-11 NBA season. Previous rank is indicated in parentheses.
1. Kevin Durant, SF, OKC (1)
2. Chris Paul, PG, NO (2)
3. Pau Gasol, PF/C, LAL (3)
4. Deron Williams, PG, UTA (4)
5. Stephen Curry, PG/SG, GS (5)
6. LeBron James, SF, MIA (6)
7. Amare Stoudemire, C/PF, NY (9)
8. Dwight Howard, C, ORL (7)
9. Kobe Bryant, SG, LAL (8)
10. Dirk Nowitzki, PF, DAL (11)
11. Josh Smith, PF/SF, ATL (10)
12. Russell Westbrook, PG, OKC (12)
13. Carmelo Anthony, SF, DEN (13)
14. Monta Ellis, PG/SG, GS (14)
15. Dwyane Wade, SG, MIA (15)
16. Derrick Rose, PG, CHI (16)
17. Raymond Felton, PG, NY (19)
18. Kevin Love, PF, MIN (20)
19. Danny Granger, SF, IND (17)
20. Al Horford, C/PF, ATL (22)
21. Rajon Rondo, PG, BOS (18)
22. Gerald Wallace, SF/PF, CHA (24)
23. Blake Griffin, PF, LAC (26)
24. Steve Nash, PG, PHO (21)
25. Manu Ginobili, SG, SA (29)
26. Andre Iguodala, SG/SF, PHI (30)
27. Rudy Gay, SF, MEM (32)
28. Brook Lopez, C, NJ (27)
29. Jason Kidd, PG, DAL (23)
30. John Wall, PG, WAS (25)
31. David Lee, PF/C, GS (31)
32. Andrea Bargnani, C/PF, TOR (33)
33. Stephen Jackson, SG/SF, CHA (34)
34. Al Jefferson, C/PF, UTA (35)
35. Paul Pierce, SF/SG, BOS (36)
36. Tyreke Evans, PG/SG, SAC (37)
37. Tim Duncan, C/PF, SA (38)
38. Carlos Boozer, PF, CHI (47)
39. Andrew Bogut, C, MIL (39)
40. Marc Gasol, C, MEM (42)
41. Zach Randolph, PF, MEM (43)
42. Eric Gordon, SG, LAC (44)
43. Roy Hibbert, C, IND (40)
44. Kevin Garnett, PF, BOS (48)
45. Nene, C/PF, DEN (46)
46. Wilson Chandler, SF/SG, NY (56)
47. Luis Scola, PF/C, HOU (45)
48. David West, PF, NO (49)
49. Jrue Holiday, PG, PHI (50)
50. Rodney Stuckey, PG/SG, DET (52)
51. Devin Harris, PG, NJ (53)
52. Brandon Jennings, PG, MIL (54)
53. Jeff Green, PF/SF, OKC (55)
54. Michael Beasley, SF/PF, MIN (57)
55. Aaron Brooks, PG, HOU (60)
56. Jason Richardson, SG, ORL (41)
57. Paul Millsap, PF, UTA (58)
58. Lamar Odom, PF/SF, LAL (59)
59. LaMarcus Aldridge, PF, POR (62)
60. Kevin Martin, SG, HOU (63)
61. Chris Bosh, PF/C, MIA (65)
62. Andre Miller, PG, POR (67)
63. Gilbert Arenas, PG/SG, ORL (68)
64. Danilo Gallinari, SF/PF, NY (61)
65. Marcus Camby, C/PF, POR (69)
66. Brandon Roy, SG/SF, POR (51)
67. Andray Blatche, PF/C, WAS (64)
68. D.J. Augustin, PG, CHA (71)
69. Luol Deng, SF, CHI (72)
70. Serge Ibaka, C/PF, OKC (70)
71. Chauncey Billups, PG, DEN (66)
72. Mo Williams, PG, CLE (73)
73. Elton Brand, PF, PHI (74)
74. Mike Conley, PG, MEM (75)
75. Dorell Wright, SF, GS (79)
76. Ray Allen, SG, BOS (76)
77. Jason Terry, SG, DAL (77)
78. Tony Parker, PG, SA (78)
79. Joakim Noah, C/PF, CHI (28)
80. Wesley Matthews, SG/SF, POR (97)
81. Jose Calderon, PG, TOR (81)
82. JaVale McGee, C/PF, WAS (82)
83. Andrei Kirilenko, SF/PF, UTA (83)
84. Rashard Lewis, PF/SF, WAS (94)
85. Joe Johnson, SG/SF, ATL (84)
86. Boris Diaw, PF/SF, CHA (85)
87. Darren Collison, PG, IND (86)
88. Jamal Crawford, SG/PG, ATL (87)
89. Vince Carter, SG/SF, PHO (93)
90. John Salmons, SG/SF, MIL (88)
91. O.J. Mayo, SG, MEM (90)
92. Channing Frye, PF/C, PHO (91)
93. Emeka Okafor, C, NO (92)
94. Jameer Nelson, PG, ORL (80)
95. Anderson Varejao, PF/C, CLE (104)
96. Tyson Chandler, C, DAL (95)
97. Caron Butler, SF/SG, DAL (96)
98. Antawn Jamison, PF, CLE (98)
99. Trevor Ariza, SF/SG, NO (89)
100. Andrew Bynum, C, LAL (99)
101. Landry Fields, SG, NY (100)
102. Tyrus Thomas, PF, CHA (102)
103. Baron Davis, PG, LAC (103)
104. Darko Milicic, C, MIN (105)
105. J.R. Smith, SG/SF, DEN (106)
106. Beno Udrih, PG/SG, SAC (107)
107. Richard Jefferson, SF, SA (101)
108. Al Harrington, PF, DEN (108)
109. Ben Gordon, SG, DET (109)
110. Andris Biedrins, C, GS (110)
111. Chris Kaman, C, LAC (113)
112. Daniel Gibson, PG/SG, CLE (115)
113. Marcin Gortat, C, PHO (NR)
114. Amir Johnson, PF, TOR (116)
115. George Hill, PG/SG, SA (112)
116. Samuel Dalembert, C, SAC (114)
117. Josh McRoberts, PF, IND (111)
118. C.J. Miles, SF, UTA (119)
119. Nick Young, SG, WAS (NR)
120. Marvin Williams, SF, ATL (121)
121. Spencer Hawes, C, PHI (NR)
122. Mike Miller, SF/SG, MIA (122)
123. Tayshaun Prince, SF, DET (117)
124. Arron Afflalo, SG, DEN (123)
125. Jodie Meeks, SG, PHI (118)
126. Grant Hill, SF, PHO (124)
127. Hedo Turkoglu, SF, ORL (NR)
128. Kyle Lowry, PG, HOU (120)
129. Brandon Bass, PF, ORL (NR)
130. DeMar DeRozan, SG, TOR (126)
With so many key players involved in Saturday's deals, the fantasy implications are far reaching. Let's take a look at the winners and losers after the weekend's big trade movement:
Orlando Magic
Winners: Hedo Turkoglu, Brandon Bass
Losers: Jason Richardson, Jameer Nelson, J.J. Redick, Gilbert Arenas
Hedo Turkoglu, SF: Turk is a winner by default, as he really has nowhere to go but up from the 9.5 points, 4.0 rebounds, 0.7 steals and 1.6 3-pointers he was averaging in Phoenix. I'm not rushing out to acquire Turkoglu or anything, but it should be noted that he put up some spectacular seasons in Orlando under Stan Van Gundy in the past. Of course, things are a lot more crowded now than they were the last time Turk was in a Magic uniform. There is a ton of offensive firepower in this new lineup, and we can't realistically expect Hedo to be anything more than the fourth offensive option when he's on the court. That said, I'm moving him back into the tail end of the top 130, as he should benefit from the change of scenery.
Brandon Bass, PF: The "Animal" has long been a favorite of mine thanks to his tenacity in the paint, but he's never been able to carve out enough minutes to be considered much of a fantasy option. After averaging 14.7 points and 7.5 rebounds in 30.2 minutes per game in his past four contests, Bass should continue to earn extended minutes now that the Magic suddenly have a lack of depth in their frontcourt. It is anticipated that Bass will be the starter at power forward, but don't be surprised if his minutes are limited to 27-31 per game, as Stan Van Gundy will likely roll with a smaller lineup from time to time. Bass makes for a fine pickup candidate as a role player, but realize that he doesn't block many shots and will be the last offensive option in the revamped Magic offense.
Jason Richardson, SG: I feel for J-Rich owners, I really do. Richardson was cruising in Phoenix alongside Steve Nash, with 19.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, 1.1 steals and 2.5 3-pointers per game on the season, but he'll have a hard time duplicating those numbers in the new Magic lineup. J-Rich should start and earn 33-35 minutes per game, but touches will become an issue with so many players needing the rock. Since Richardson is such an accomplished scorer, he shouldn't have a problem scoring 16-17 points per game with around 1.8 3-pointers. Those are still nice numbers, but they're not close to what Richardson owners had become accustomed to this season.
Gilbert Arenas, SG/PG: With 18.8 points, 6.4 assists, 1.6 steals and 2.1 3-pointers per game in 14 starts, Gilbert was putting up some monstrous numbers in Washington with John Wall sidelined. His stats as a sixth man (the role he will play for the Magic), however, portray a more accurate guide of what we might see out of Arenas in Orlando: 14.3 points, 3.9 assists, 1.1 steals and 2.6 3-pointers. Those numbers seem like a realistic expectation given the Magic roster, although he drops a bit in the rankings because he'll no longer have the John Wall injury to help keep his value artificially high.
Jameer Nelson, PG: Though Nelson's role as the starting point guard is still secure, there is no denying that the additions of Arenas, Turkoglu and Richardson will cut into his fantasy value. Some may think that Nelson's assist totals will go up with more scorers at his disposal, but both Gilbert and Hedo are capable ball distributors who will steal some of Nelson's assists away. On the scoring front, the Magic no longer need him to take 12.1 shots per game. After averaging 14.5 points and 7.3 assists through his first 21 games on the season, Nelson's owners should expect a modest decrease to around 13 points and 5-6 assists per game.
Phoenix Suns
Winners: Marcin Gortat, Vince Carter, Goran Dragic
Losers: Robin Lopez, Steve Nash
Marcin Gortat, C: Stuck in the unfortunate position of backing up the league's most durable center, Gortat will finally get a chance to get out from Dwight Howard's shadow in Phoenix. Fantasy owners have been patiently waiting to see what the 26-year-old center from Poland could do without Howard in his way. He's always put up fantastic per-48-minute numbers in rebounds and blocks, and he'll get an opportunity to earn far more minutes than he's ever earned in the past. He'll likely split time with Robin Lopez to start, but should be able to carve out 25-30 minutes per game as the Suns begin their rebuilding efforts. Do not be surprised if he has a breakout performance in Phoenix.
Vince Carter, SG: It's hard to say how the Suns will proceed from here. The trade suggests that they are looking to rebuild, but they still have a stockpile of aging players at their wing positions. Carter should benefit from playing alongside Steve Nash, but I'm hesitant to move him too far up in the ranks given the fact that the Suns may attempt a youth movement of sorts as we get deeper into the season.
Goran Dragic, PG: If the Suns are truly moving toward a youth movement, Dragic would be the main beneficiary. As Nash's understudy, I could easily see the Suns deferring more to Dragic as the season progresses. They may even let the two play in the same backcourt more often. Dragic has put up some great numbers whenever Nash has missed time, but doesn't quite have standalone value just yet. Perhaps this deal could give Dragic the playing time he needs to be a viable option regardless of Nash's injury status.
Steve Nash, PG: As mentioned, do not be surprised if Nash takes a 2-3 minute per game hit as a result of the impending youth movement. He'll still be valuable, but fewer minutes almost always equals less production, so we'll have to drop him a few spots in the ranks going forward.
Robin Lopez, C: Listing Lopez as a loser in this deal may not be completely fair because he's actually playing a lot better since returning from a knee injury, but the addition of Gortat means more competition at the 5 spot and I fear that the Suns may have a higher opinion of Gortat as their future center. Lopez still warrants a look in deeper fantasy formats, but dreams of this being his breakout season are all but shattered after the trade.
Washington Wizards
Winners: Rashard Lewis, Kirk Hinrich, Nick Young
Losers: Al Thornton, Josh Howard, Andray Blatche
Rashard Lewis, PF/SF: In desperate need of a change of scenery, Lewis will immediately step into the Wizards starting lineup, where he'll find more opportunities to produce in a lineup that is void of proven offensive firepower. In Orlando, Rashard had become somewhat of an afterthought on the offensive end, averaging just 12.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.8 3-pointers while taking just 10.8 shots per game. He'll get plenty more shot opportunities in Washington, and while I don't expect him to ever go back to the days when he was a 20-point-per-game scorer, he could certainly put up 16-17 points with 2.3-2.5 3-pointers for the Wiz.
Kirk Hinrich, SG/PG: Trading Arenas is undoubtedly a vote of confidence for rookie John Wall, but Wall was going to produce with or without Gilbert around (provided he's healthy), so I don't see his value changing much with this move. Hinrich, on the other hand, should see a nice bump in value after the trade, especially when considering Wall's health issues early this season. He's averaging 12.2 points, 4.6 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 2.4 steals in his past five games, and he's been stellar with Wall on the shelf. Hinrich should see more consistent minutes going forward, as he'll split time with Nick Young at shooting guard when Wall is active.
Nick Young, SG: Earning extra playing time with Wall sidelined, Young has caught fire in recent action, averaging 22.5 points, 1.3 steals and 1.5 3-pointers in his past four games. He's shown this type of ability in the past, but a combination of streaky shooting and inconsistent playing time has prevented him from becoming a reliable fantasy option. The Arenas trade won't be able to fix Young's streakiness, but it should at least stabilize his minutes. That said, there is quite a bit of upside here, so Young makes for a nice pickup candidate for anyone in need of points, steals, free throw percentage and 3-pointers.
Andray Blatche, PF/C: I list Blatche as a loser in this deal, but any decrease in value should be fairly minimal. Lewis will likely start at small forward with Blatche at power forward, but Lewis' touches will likely come at the expense of Blatche, who has been the Wizards' top scoring option in the frontcourt. His scoring (17.2 ppg) and shot attempts (15.5 per game) should decrease, though we should expect his shooting percentage (.437) from the floor to improve, as he'll be slightly more selective with his shot.
Al Thornton, SF/Josh Howard, SG/SF: We weren't expecting much more than fleeting value from Thornton or Howard, and the addition of Lewis makes both players expendable, even in deeper fantasy formats.
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Review of Sleeping Beauty - Autumn 2015
The first night of St. Stephens Player's production of Sleeping Beauty produced by Tracy Graham opened to a full house. And from beginning to end the audience were kept entertained. The traditional tale of sleeping beauty was brought to life with a cast and chorus eager to show their last five months of hard work.
Fairy Lilac played by Jessica Fort opened the show. This is Jessica's first principal role for the players and she played the part of fairy with ease and charm. For every fairy there is a witch and this was played by Elaine Taberner and just as Fairy Lilac said she overflowed with malice.
Next it was Muddles played by Jordan Ellis to lead the chorus in the opening number. Jordan again is taking on his first major role as palace handyman and kept everyone entertained with his silly antics throughout. Les Newcombe played dame nurse Dottie Dettol and again kept the audience engaged and laughing with the experience he has built up over the years.
King Cactus and Queen Marigold played by Jean Beeston and Susan Tighe played well together on stage and sang a couple of lively duets. Fetch and Carrie the palace messengers played by Tina Wolstenholme and Lucy Thorpe bounced off each other on stage and produced a fantastic scene involving envelopes and name places. Lucy was also taking on her first principle role this year.
Princess Rose (Sleeping Beauty) played by the young Sasha Brennand performed and sang the role with confidence and ability, and eventually after 116 years got to live happily ever after with her prince performed by Amy Tattersall who had no problem in performing this role again singing some confident
solos and duets.
Four rainbow fairies assisted fairy lilac well throughout the show fairy red (Molly Heywood) fairy yellow (Leah Rowley) fairy green (Sophie Ashworth) and fairy blue (Sophie Barker). Good job girls.
All this was brought together by a well-rehearsed chorus. All choreographed by Morgan Leigh Anderson. There was some great numbers that the chorus obviously enjoyed performing. The cast were greatly supported by sound provided by John Ormerod; lighting by Paddy Keane and stage manager Martin Johnson. Chorus and cast all looked the parts in fantastic period costumes and a big thank you to the Christine, Joan, Val and Edith for all their hard work in the costume department.
Once again St Stephen's Player's showed their combined talents of up and coming teenagers supported by the "older" ones who entertaining packed audiences with song, dance and laughter.
Review composed by Tracy Graham
A great night out for all the family.


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April 25, 2013 - 7:07 pm ET
Four senior executives from American International Group Inc., including Peter Eastwood, president and CEO of AIG Property/Casualty—The Americas, resigned Thursday to join rival insurer Berkshire Hathaway Inc.In addition to Mr. Eastwood, David J. Bresnahan, president of Lexington Insurance Co., David Fields, chief reinsurance officer of AIG, and Sanjay Godhwani, president of AIG's property/casualty group—Latin America and the Caribbean all resigned from the insurer.
Messrs. Eastwood, Bresnahan and Godhwani had all spent significant portions of their career at Lexington, AIG's Boston-based excess and surplus lines unit. Mr. Eastwood took over the leadership of Lexington, after its long-time CEO Kevin Kelley resigned in 2008 to join rival Ironshore Inc.
AIG released a statement Thursday in response to the resignations: "AIG has strong leadership in place. AIG has a seasoned and very deep bench of talented property and casualty executives ready to assume broader responsibilities. We have hired a number of strong industry leaders over the past few years, including in commercial underwriting, specialty and aerospace, and our executives have the hard-earned experience of leading our business through unprecedented times and circumstances. We continue to look to tomorrow and the opportunities ahead for AIG and our customers."


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what's with the warm-up shirts having especially dumb slogans on them this year?
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Just so everyone is clear, pun intended, correct?
Garmin also auto-syncs with TrainingPeaks... disclaimer: I am a TrainingPeaks employee. Nothing wrong with Strava, but if you want to keep your data private you can also use TrainingPeaks, which doesn't make that available to the public in any feed or anything like that by default.
Sorry I'm just seeing this. I got distracted by a terrific spring storm and flipped back to winter mode*, but did just see a 12 speed cassette for MTB - http://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/reviews/sram-unveils-12-speed-drivetrain. I have to believe 11 is enough on the road and in general, but I suppose time will tell if these take off.
* https://www.instagram.com/p/BDcPOvtQnD_/?taken-by=_brettburch
cant believe that cincy call. looked good to me. heart attacks all around
having trouble believing my eyes on that one
You'll fall over... nearly everyone does. I did it. I don't see an issue with the platforms on a cruiser ride through town, but for anything more than super casual, your form / endurance / power / fun will increase when using the whole stroke rather than just smashing from 11 to 5 o'clock.
I don't see many, if any, triples. The vast majority are 34/50 compacts. Cassettes vary by preference and preferred riding / terrain style. Most people I know don't mind topping out their gearing on the descents and prefer something that climbs better, but I'm sure there are TT folks who would rather not have a climbing cassette and want to be able to max out their descents. 11 speed cassettes appear to be on their way to becoming standard over 9 or 10.
Colorado in general, but I would suggest Boulder specifically, is perfect for cycling. Let me know if you anybody is ever in the area and wants a partner or suggestion for a route on a road ride. I work for a company that caters to pro coaches and endurance athletes, including cyclists, so we get a lot of great lunch rides in.... tough to beat a 2000' climb for lunch.
Practice clipping in/out in a doorway in your house, or next to your bed (fall the right way...).
Also, don't do this yet, but if you use Shimano cleats, I just switched from the yellow (6 degree) to the blue (1 degree) and it feels much better (and more power) without the extra range of motion. If you're feeling bold on your next set of cleats, consider the blue or red ones.
Only seeds to not win so far: 6 and 16
Play that funky music white boy. Press Virginia.... just.... wow.
Verne a 16 seed? The Verne & Gary show on SECBS is the only bad thing about Saturdays in the fall. You can't even hear the commentary sometimes with their heads so far inside Saban's colon.
In. I'm fairly certain I overthought the whole thing so I plan on burning my bracket next Sunday.
You could invest in the GLD ETF
I wasn't trying to rub anything in. I thought it was a good game but obviously ymmv. It doesn't get closer, in March.
DVs for real? Good job reading. I think I explained that fairly clearly above... answering a thread titled, "WHO ARE YOU ROOTING FOR" should have clarified that but alright.
In that scenario I root for a good game,
I can't help it; growing up when not living in Ohio, I lived in Kentucky for a few years. Hate it all you want but in Kentucky UK bball is analogous to OSU football in Ohio, so be careful calling the kettle black all you pots out there. I'm not saying the fans are the same, but the expectation/venue/tradition/etc have their similarities. Go Cats.
Aside from UK, I'll go Boulder Buffs and whoever is playing Duke or Michigan.
He was great to watch every Sunday the last several years and I'll miss him on the ol' local team. This year was an odd mix of terrific and horribly frustrating watching him at times. I for one am glad he stopped after such a huge win rather than trying to eek out another year or two - it would not have been pretty.
He had a 56.6 QBR, errant throws / near picks, etc. 3 drives starting inside their own 14 yard line and only got 1 TD. Needed a defensive TD to get to 24. No way he comes back. Wherever else he might go, he won't have a defense like this season to win games for him. He's done.
If Brock were in the game, it would have been salted away midway through the 3rd. That was a horrific showing for a swan song.
Several weeks ago I got a hard time here for using the horrific cliche that defense wins championships. Ladies and gentlemen, if it pleases the court, I would like to call attention to some breaking evidence and encourage those praising the unstoppable Panther scoring machine to reconsider their position.
How 'bout that local team?!?!?!?!
Has there been a good one?


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#124 Nov 18, 2008
does anyone have any positive things to say about any of the servers?
#125 Nov 18, 2008
#127 Nov 18, 2008
They are discreet, and cheap....if ya know what i mean:)
#128 Nov 18, 2008
well I guess you know them well, considering you know their last's names. I think you have something against them. Shame on you for bad mouthing people! Guess they wouldn't sleep with you, and you're pissed! Grow up and get a f'ing life!
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#129 Nov 18, 2008
i love it too i got my salad tossed when i went there
#130 Nov 18, 2008
ooops...I should have said 'last' names....go ahead and bad mouth me for spelling wrong, everyone seems to do that on here.
#132 Nov 20, 2008
I think Amber the Bartender is hot.
#133 Feb 12, 2011
I love you girls up there all of you do a wonderful job and I always tip when I am up there. I think that if a patron spills their achol then if they want a new one they should have to pay for a new one. Tell everyone up there they are great and I know how busy they are, but thank you for being really sweet and I will be back real soon,with my cardinals hoodie and cap on rooting for them lol I really really love you gals so smile and know I love you keep up the great work. Oh one more thing if people want a quiet place to eat and they donot like the food then I would like to tell them to eat else where or stay home,and I would tell them not to dise the people I love. Sorry I got on my soap box. Again I love you girls and the food and your service.
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#135 Feb 15, 2011
have not and will not ever go,had a breakin to my business and they found a rec.from there in my place the sat night that i was broke into.and seen the guys on camera at the table with that rec but they wouldnt help,manager got in trouble for helping me,but the owner wouldnt help.never will see how bad the food is.
#136 Feb 25, 2011
B dubs sucks. The last several times I went there, took forever to get my food, our waiter, whoever he is, was a douche. Took our order and someone else brought out the food, didn't see him again for at least 30 minutes. We had to get up ourselves and refill our drinks. The boneless wings were more like chicken balls with a squirt of sauce. What a poorly managed business.
Since: Mar 11
United States
#137 Mar 17, 2011
ok so u dont like it.. Big deal. Becky is an awesome manager and does her job very well. If u had such a problem with ur waiter then talk to the manager and u could be one of the 50 assholes a week that try to get free food by being a douche. And in all reality what u thought took 30 mins probably was only about 5. And i hate to pull the "servers are ppl too" card but if u treat me like shit im gonna give u shitty service. Thats a given. every person up there is awesome or they wouldnt still have their job. everyone has off days. So letting one bad experience ruin bww for u is dumb. Come back, ill wait on u :)
#138 Mar 17, 2011
Listen bww is like the second highest selling bww in southeast Missouri so obviously the food is good r people wouldn't go there, I have never had a problem with service there nor have I ever heard any complaints if u dont like it don't go there it's as simple as that
#139 Jul 8, 2011
one of my favorite palaces to eat when passing through the area. Server knew we were from out of town and made sure we felt welcome. Thanks!
#140 Jul 13, 2012
OMG What has happen to this place it is falling apart !!!!! New faces all the time new managers if that is what you want to call them ole men i would say I only like 2 managers there and it is Kara and Tammy they are the reason i go there to see there smiling faces ...... Kara and Tammy You ROCK GIRLS keep up the good work I hope one day you will have some partners that can lead up to you too. GRUMPY OLE MEN managers is all i see ... How do you all do it
#141 Jul 16, 2012
The public does not deserve to be served anymore. They expect WAY to much! Food network and TGIfridays ruined the industry. First; full service was designed for couples, parties, OF ADULTS!!! Leave your family at home! Second; full service rest. should be EXPENSIVE! If you cant afford service, STAY HOME!! Two people should expect to spend AT LEAST $100 bucks (tip included) on "good service". Thats $75 for food/drinks,$25 tip. You want to spend less than $100 on your family of 4? AND get quality food AND good service? CISCO food served by stoners is all you should expect! Which is what you'll get at any "quick/casual" concept.
United States
#142 Jul 26, 2012
Hey, what are yalls work schedules like? Do you think that if I worked there they would give me at least 40 hours per week working register or some other position?
United States
#143 Jul 26, 2012
you sound like you don't need to be working in the public at all . you sound rebellious . I mean we can all sound all big and bad but learn some customer service skills . i think you might be in the wrong business . I too am in the customer service business and if I acted like that I would lose my job. I won't get walked on but there's a professional way in handling things . Giving back poor service is not one of them . Then you become no better than they are . Maybe they just had a bad day too .Why don't they pay you minimum wage that way you won't be seething at the teeth for your big tip your trying to get !
#144 Jun 30, 2013
So I have an interview on the 4th for a greeter or cashier and I was wondering if BWW drug tests
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