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Mayo Auction extends its reach into the Plattsburg, Mo., area with an auction that ends Oct. 11th
An inaugural auction that will strengthen the breadth and reach of Mayo Auction & Realty in Missouri's strategic St. Joseph-to-Plattsburg corridor is now online (at www.auctionbymayo.com) and will end Thursday, Oct. 11th, at 7 p.m. (CDT).
The inaugural sale is being billed as an Internet-only affair, but bidders may participate live, at 205 North East Street in Plattsburg. Offered are around 275 lots, pulled from prominent local estates and collections and featuring a wide range of tools and equipment, antiques and collectibles, household appliances and furniture. Also being sold is a red 2008 Pontiac G6 car.
It will be the first time that Mayo Auction & Realty is working exclusively with Shannon McQuerrey, an established Plattsburg auctioneer. "We are happy to have Shannon join our team and look forward to working with him on future sales in Plattsburg,"
Mayo said the overall strategy is to strengthen his firm's position in Missouri and Kansas, where Mayo Auction & Realty is already active, with an eye on possibly expanding into other neighboring states. "We're providing comprehensive services in the area and attracting great consignments, too," he said. "We'd also like to add additional auctioneers to join our fine team."
The auction underway illustrates Mayo's point about attracting quality consignments. The tools and equipment include a Troy Bilt riding lawnmower, Smithy & Atlas Press Company milling machines, a Snapper snow blower, a Clarke mig welder, Ryobi cordless power tools, an RBI Industries router table, Craftsman tool boxes and hand tools, an IMS drill press and more.
The household appliances and furniture feature a Whirlpool Duet front-load washer and dryer, a stainless steel Frigidaire freezer, a GE refrigerator, a library table, dressers, rocking chairs, a Hoosier-style cabinet, bedroom sets, end tables, floor lamps, dinettes, patio furniture and more. "There's quality furniture and home décor for every room in the house," Mayo said.
The collectibles and miscellaneous category includes cast iron wagon wheels, an antique typewriter, vintage cameras, stoneware crocks, Perfection kerosene heaters, kitchen primitives, assorted glassware, SCUBA gear, firearms ammunition, a Dee Zee dog box, a dog run and more. Additional tools and equipment will feature multiple scroll saws, wood and metal lathes, radial saws, planers, grinders, sanders, band saws, a large air compressor and a two-ton engine hoist.
Mayo Auction & Realty is one of the premier auction and real estate firms in Kansas and Missouri. The family-owned business is a team of professional auctioneers and Realtors. It conducts real estate and personal property auctions, with an emphasis on auctions of real estate, estates, antiques and collectibles and specialty collections. The firm often holds on-site auctions.
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Limiting Foreign Exchange Exposure through Hedging: The Australian Experience
The Australian economy has proven resilient to sizable exchange rate fluctuations over the post-float period. In part this can be attributed to financial institutions and non-financial firms learning to adapt to swings in the Australian dollar. This has included the increased use of financial derivative contracts to hedge their foreign exchange exposures. This paper examines the available evidence on the nature and extent of this hedging behaviour. Related to this, Australia's net foreign liability position is often cited as a vulnerability of the Australian economy to exchange rate depreciation. We show this not to be the case because much of the liability position is denominated in local currency terms. In fact, the amount of liabilities denominated in foreign currency is less than the amount of foreign currency assets held by residents.
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- Batten, J. & Mellor, R. & Wan, V., 1992. "Foreign Exchange Risk Management Practices and Products used by Australian Firms," Papers e9209, Western Sydney - School of Business And Technology.
- Geczy, Christopher & Minton, Bernadette A & Schrand, Catherine, 1997. " Why Firms Use Currency Derivatives," Journal of Finance, American Finance Association, vol. 52(4), pages 1323-1354, September.
- Pramborg, Bengt, 2005. "Foreign exchange risk management by Swedish and Korean nonfinancial firms: A comparative survey," Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, Elsevier, vol. 13(3), pages 343-366, June.
- Eli Bartov & Gordon M. Bodnar & Aditya Kaul, 1995.
"Exchange Rate Variability and the Riskiness of U.S. Multinational Firms:Evidence from the Breakdown of the Bretton Woods System,"
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5323, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
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"Derivatives Usage in Risk Management by US and German Non-Financial Firms: A Comparative Survey,"
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98-03, Wharton School - Weiss Center for International Financial Research.
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"Exchange rate exposure,"
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Thanks, Cindi
This is the only thing I have found in back issues of Geraniums Around
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Vol XVIII, No 2, July 1970, page 11
"Correction, Please"
William E. Schmidt, geranium authority and grower in Portola Valley,
California, has called our attention to some errors in the April issue:
"In the article 'The Irresistibles' by Mary Ellen Ross, on page 10,
paragraph 2, last complete line, it lists 'White Cap'. Since Holmes
Miller did not name it for a white cap (head covering), but did name it
for a whitecap (a wave cresting in white foam), the name for this
variety should be one word: 'Whitecap'.
"On page 10, paragraph 4, teh last variety mentioned is 'Vixen'. Much
as I'd like to claim this, it is not my variety, but one of Howard
Kerrigan's originations.
"Page 21, paragraph 2, of teh Miller article, I listed his recent
introduction 'Urchin', a red-flowered 'Formosa' type. I should have
added that 'Urchin' is a dwarf, with fairly large double, deep red
floweres that open flat."
Thought I might as well quote the whole article as it was short and
newcomers should know how much valuable information is in the back
issues and they are can be ordered.
In the following GATW, it is apparent that William Schmidt was well
acquainted with Mr. Kerrigan.
GATW Vol XXII, Autumn 1974, No. 3
William E. Schmidt is quoted on page 6
"In the fall of 1937 Howard W. Kerrigan came over from Oakland for our
first meeting. He started to collect various plants even before he
graduated from high school in 1932 and by 1937 had a fine selection of
regals. Most of them he acquired from home gardeners and growers by
exchanging cultivars they wanted from him. Consequently Howard knew all
the fanciers in the region and it was from him that I heard about little
known growers who were raising new regals.
Howard Kerrigan had no greenhouse at that time and so besides those
planted in the family's garden, he grew many in various containers.
Early in his career with regals he figured that since they had such a
mixed ancestry (derived from several species) and the cultivars he
collected varied so much, the pollen from any source (bees, etc.) would
result in considerable variation among the seedlings, hopefully in
something good. He therefore picked the open-pollinated seeds from his
best regals in the late 1930's and from those hundreds of seedlings came
his introductions �Ballerina', �Don Juan', �Rhapsody', �Stardust',
�Salmon Splendor' and others.
Later he leased several large greenhouses and crossed named cultivars
under glass. He soon discovered, as I had, that the seed-set under
glass was considerable less than on plants outdoors. We discussed this
several times and Howard believes that the plants set seeds better
outdoors because it is sunnier. I had come to a similar conclusion, but
more specifically believe that the poor seed-set in greenhouses is due
to the exclusion of ultraviolet or possibly other rays by the glass.
Experiments and studies regarding this problem may be of considerable
value to seed production indoors."
Mr. Kerrigan is listed (in my notes) as hybridizing 'Goblin' (1952)
large double scarlet red flowers in good sized clusters above dark
leaves, dwarf and 'Janet Kerrigan' (1966) full double flowers of pale
salmon-pink, mid green zoned foliage, dwarf to miniature in habit. These
are zonals.
So, still hoping for information on 'Vixen' and 'Black Vixen' and hope
someone will recall having them and the difference, and whether 'Black
Vixen' was a sport of 'Vixen' or someone's seedling.


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I've been very much enjoying the travelling circus that is the Audley Harrison versus David Haye media interviews. Obviously it's pretty standard for boxing promoters to garner some interest in a fight by turning it into some blood-fest grudge match but this all-British bout seems to be shaping up as a genuine cracker. Normally, the antagonism only shows up in the weighing room or in the pre-fight press conference. These two, however, seem to be on an interminable media tour in which they sit, with whoever is interviewing them between them, and come up with more and more imaginative ways that they are going to kill each other.
Even better, they never actually address or look at each other – like two spoilt kids. I really hope they have to share a cab to all these events and that somebody has thought to stick a camera in there. In case you missed any of these interviews, here's a rough transcript of one/all of them ...
"Joining us on the show today are two very big, angry men. You'll notice that I'm sitting in between them ... that's because the director thought it would emphasise how big these men are and it will allow me to goad them equally ... as though we're on Jerry Springer ... not a serious news programme. Big angry person number one, what are you going to do to big angry person number two?"
"I'm going to wipe the floor with him. He is not even going to be aware that he has lost because he will be stretchered off while I put on my very big shiny belt."
"Right ... strong words . Big angry person number two, what is your response to big angry person number one?"
"I'm just sitting here laughing because this guy doesn't know what is going to hit him when the fight starts. I'm going to hit him so hard that he is going to have to take an Inter-City train (economy class) to try and find all the bits of him to put back together ..."
"Right. What this idiot needs to realise is that these could very well be his last days on this earth because when I hit him, I am going to hit him harder than that time when I punched a cow to death when I'd had a few sherberts."
"Can I just say that this lunkhead keeps going on about how he punched a cow to death ... big deal, I once punched a car so hard that it fell apart."
"All this is kind of irrelevant because, even if this idiot could punch so hard that he could break a double-decker bus, he will have to land that punch on me and he won't as I'm faster than Usain Bolt."
"He might be faster than Usain Bolt but I'm faster than a cheetah and that's faster than Usain Bolt."
"Gentlemen ... if I can stop you for a second just to goad you a little more – big angry person number one, you said recently that big angry person number two was a fairy ballerina ... what did you mean by that?"
"What I meant is that he is like a little girl. He is like a little girl in a dress. With pigtails."
"And you're going to punch the little girl to death? Isn't that wrong – should you punch little girls?"
"I'm being metaphorical ... the reality of the situation is that he is like a feather and I'm going to blow him away and crush him ..."
"No, no, no, the actual reality of the situation is that he is going home to his bungalow in a body-bag as I'm going to break him into little bits so small that he will only require a matchbox for a coffin."
"This guy, right? This guy could not win a fight with a goldfish. His career is rubbish and I am giving him a chance he doesn't deserve to make lots of money by having me smash him up like he was a paper car in a demolition derby."
"Right ... well, I have to stop you there as we're running out of time. Thank you very much for coming on and insulting each other and you can see that fight next week on our Pay-View channel. Next up, domestic violence – what factors do experts think contribute to this distressing phenomenon and what should we be doing to stop it?"
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New Elliott Smith compilation
I actually think that this is neccessary, it'd certainly be a good place to start for people looking to get into him.
aww I thought this was a New Moon-type thing with unreleased stuff and I got really excited
Good stuff here, but needs Say Yes.
What AliW said, also, as most of us here will agree, they weren't "self-inflicted" stab wounds. He was murdered in cold blood.
compilations are gay
i have issues with this track listing but who doesn't. good introduction for people looking to get into him
:/ im not necessarily against it, its just... why?
aww man got all excited but I have all these :c
Good. i've always wanted to listen to him but i would have no idea where to start. PERFECT.
this is a good idea lots of people want to get into elliott smith but if theres one discography people constantly bicker about on which is the best, it's this. so they get this and go from there
Great for people who want to get into him.
"He was murdered in cold blood"
by himself
That compilation is so good its ridiculous.
There's defiantly some classics here, and it is a good place for new listeners to start, but it seems like such a money-milking album. I don't like when continuous albums are released after the death of the artists.
if more money is going to elliott's estate i'm all for it
God, I also thought this was another New Moon type deal. My heart rate honestly skyrocketed when I saw the headline. I think I'll go ahead and rip on this line-up of songs. I'd NEVER rip on anything e.smith has done, as he is easily tied as my favorite artist/band, BUT: this doesn't really delve into the world of Elliott Smith as much as it could. But I definitely see the reasoning for picking such a line-up.
Bahaha stupid me, I somehow missed this and posted it. Oh well.
I will definitely get this.
"What AliW said, also, as most of us here will agree, they weren't "self-inflicted" stab wounds. He was murdered in cold blood."
are you trolling?
christian brothers should be on here
and sweet adeline
"aww I thought this was a New Moon-type thing with unreleased stuff and I got really excited"
same here. oh well.
They're never going to get a compilation down perfect, but as its an introduction and not necessarily a greatest hits, I'll overlook some omissions *cough*the white lady loves you more*cough*
A compilation is a good idea but it should be 2-disk because it's missing a lot of incredible songs. It only has one song from XO. WTF! It has one song from Figure 8 too. One really good choice they made was the Miss Misery (Early version) because it's much better than the final version. Anyways I'm happy that he has anything coming out. Maybe many more people can discover how incredible he really is.
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"After the last call-out, I received a letter saying, `If you call us out twice more, your subscription will be doubled.'
"It said that it appreciated I might have been having a run of bad luck, but if this carried on I would have to pay more. The letter said that if it got as far as having my subscription doubled, I would be able to appeal."
Mr Smith rang the RAC to protest and was told that it had to look after its good members, because it had competitive membership fees and wanted to keep them down.
"If they are penalising the bad members," said Mr Smith, "then they should reward their best members and give them no-claims discounts."
The RAC points out that it has an Excess Use Policy, which has been in operation for six years. "We try to be as fair as we can, both for specific members who might be taking advantage of the system and the wider membership," said a spokesman.
The company estimates that excessive use by less than 1 per cent of members costs it more than £1m a year. "We are trying to prevent people using this organisation as a garage," said the RAC's Peter Brill.
"We had one woman who called us out 11 times in three months, despite our warnings that it was a temporary repair and needed mending permanently. We have had people using us 50 to 60 times a year."
In the first 10 years, call-outs must not exceed four times a year for a starter membership, six times a year for an ordinary membership or eight times if you own two or three vehicles. If you exceed this, your premium will be doubled the following year. If you exceed the limit twice more, you will have to pay £63.50 for each call-out.
These provisos do not apply to members of 10 years' standing or more, and there is an appeals procedure. Written warnings are issued. Figures from the RAC show that 27,000 of its 5.9 million members were written to in 1993. Of these, 7 per cent appealed successfully but 7 per cent had premiums doubled.
"I think the majority of our members understand why we do this," said Mr Brill. "Some have asked for a no-claims discount, but it just doesn't work. People might not use it, for example, if they had a flat tyre, preferring to do it themselves to save losing their discount. The last thing we want is for a disaster to happen just because they were trying to save their no-claims discount."
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A Cartel Analysis of the German Labor Institutions and Its Implications for Labor Market Reforms
In this paper we apply standard cartel theory to identify the major institutional stabilizers of Germany's area tariff system of collective bargaining between a single industry union and the industry's employers association. Our cartel analysis allows us to demonstrate that recent labor policy reforms that intend to make labor markets more "flexible" further serve to stabilize the labor cartel while other pro-competitive proposals have failed. We argue that the pro-competitive recommendations failed exactly because of their destabilizing effects on insiders' incentives to stay in the labor cartel. We propose regulatory measures for injecting competition into Germany's labor markets that focus on the creation of new options for firms and workers outside the existing area tariff system; in particular, by liberalizing existing barriers for the establishment of a fully tariff-enabled union. Such an endeavor must go hand in hand with the institutionalization of a competition policy framework for labor market disputes as any destabilizing policy inevitably provokes counter measures of the incumbent labor cartel so as to protect their dominance vis-à-vis outsider competition.
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Old Fashioned Deviled Eggs
Deviled eggs are a classic appetizer recipe and everyone will love them. You should rest the eggs for your deviled eggs recipe on their sides overnight or for about eight hours to center the yolks. Take the eggs out of the refrigerator half an hour before cooking them because this lessens the shock of rapid temperature changes and makes the shells less likely to crack.
If you want to know how to make deviled eggs, the following recipe is easy to make and the combination of Dijon mustard, Tabasco and onion really liven up the eggs. These easy party appetizers are always very popular at parties and other events. Make sure you time the eggs properly. They need eight minutes. Cook them for too long and they will be rubbery.
Not all deviled eggs recipes are spicy but the Tabasco and mustard are really good in this recipe and if you are looking for a spicy appetizer recipe this one is very nice. Old fashioned deviled eggs are something that have been gracing buffet tables and cocktail party tables for many years. This is quite an old recipe but many old recipes are classic ones and really stand the test of time.
- 12 eggs
- ¼ teaspoon Tabasco
- 1 tablespoon minced onion
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- ⅓ cup mayonnaise
- Salt and black pepper Paprika
- Boil the eggs for 8 minutes, and then cool them in cold water.
- Peel the eggs and slice each one in half lengthwise.
- Remove the yolks and put them in a mixing bowl.
- Mash the yolks with the mustard, onion, mayonnaise,
- Tabasco and a bit of salt and pepper.
- Arrange the egg whites on a serving platter and spoon the egg yolk mixture into them.
- Sprinkle paprika over the top.
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These deviled eggs are an example of simple yet fancy appetizer recipes. The parsley adds some color to the platter and the eggs themselves look really good. You can see how piping the egg yolk filling in, rather than spooning it in, gives it an attractive look. The paprika sprinkled over the top finishes them off beautifully. If you want some vegetarian appetizer recipes to serve alongside your seafood appetizers and other hot appetizer recipes, try these easy party appetizers. Eggs are healthy and nutritious and deviled eggs are one of the best ways to prepare them.
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Re: Problem in generating a DO cycle (mathematica 6.0)
Hi Valeria, if I understand correctly, you have a matrix: m and want to change this into a vector: v, containing the elemnsts of m. In mathematica there are often easier ways than Do loops. In this case: Flatten[m] will return a vector containing the elements of m raw-wise (first raw,second raw..) Flatten[Transpose[m]]] gives a vector column-wise. hope this helps, Daniel Valeria Volpe wrote: > Dear all I have a problem in generating a DO cycle (mathematica 6.0). > > Through these commands I acquire a bitmap image from a my folder and create > a "Graylevels" file: > > Quit; > SetDirectory[ "C:\\Users\\...\\Dati\\\Bitmap\\\xxx"]; > nome = "p6a.bmp"; > Import[nome, "ImageSize"]; > row = ToExpression[Import[nome, "ImageSize"]][[1]]; > col = ToExpression[Import[nome, "ImageSize"]][[2]]; > vmax = row*col; > gv = Array[f, vmax]; > gl = Import[nome, "GrayLevels"]; > > > at this point I have a matrix with all graylevels. > > Now my problem is to create a two DO cycle (one for rows and one for > columns) which allow me to generate an array (gv) whose elements are the > product row x column of the matrix: > > gv[i] = gl [j,k] > > where: > {i,1,Vmax} > {j,1,row} > {k,1,col} > > Can you pleasa herlp me to generate these Do Cycle? > > Thanky > Vale > >


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Swansea have a problem. So have QPR and Norwich. It is called the transfer window and it's why so many promoted clubs struggle.
My Blackpool were staggering about the ring fighting the champs with one arm tied behind their backs last year, all because the rules in the Premier League are so against the smaller clubs. It is OK for the established big boys who have nice settled squads and the money and the plans in place to buy the players they want, but what about the rest of us?
Put simply, the transfer window should be scrapped because it makes life difficult for everyone. There was nothing at all wrong with the old system. You could make signings up until the third Thursday in March and it was great, no one had a problem with it. Then we had the Bosman ruling and suddenly we had to change our entire system to match the way Europe did it. But in my opinion we were doing it right and they had it wrong. Unfortunately no one wants to admit that now so we are stuck with it.
The least fair aspect of it is that the teams that suffer most are the ones that come up through the play-offs. They have less time than anybody else to get their squad in place. So in other words the very clubs who need all the help they can get are penalised. How do you know who will get injured? And unlike the Football League you can hardly make any loan deals either so if you don't get it right first time you're knackered.
The whole transfer window is a restriction of trade and I don't get it. It is like a glass manufacturer watching one batch blow over in the wind and smash, then being told he can't make any more. Those are the rules we are operating under. How stupid is it? That is why most promoted clubs come straight back down. The system is a shock to them.
The big boys, like Manchester United, don't suffer. They are a perfectly run club because the minute the season finishes they do their business. They get their players quickly, like they did with Ashley Young and Phil Jones. Sir Alex identifies his targets and gets them in the summer. Very rarely does he spend in January. So everything is settled, whereas everyone else has to scrap around and that is when mistakes are made.
It also isn't good for the health of us managers. Transfer day is carnage and can be a complete nightmare if you get too wound up and emotional about it.
At the end of the day you have to realise what your job is, what you can do, what part you play. At Blackpool, I identified loads of players and that was it – I left it to the chairman. It's a far cry from the old days, when managers used to make the calls themselves, then tell their chairman what price they could get a player for. Now we managers aren't involved in any negotiations. There is a chief executive or the chairman doing it.
I don't mind that because there is only a certain amount you can do as a manager. It is also very transparent now. The chairman and people who own the clubs do the deals and that is probably how it should be. It is their money after all.
I didn't pay too much attention to what the big clubs did on deadline day, I was too busy fretting about my club because we had a bit of a nightmare and only made one permanent signing.
Owen Hargreaves' move caught my eye though. I wouldn't say it was a surprise because he is a quality player and City, because they are loaded, can afford to take a risk.
If I was to pay a lot of money to a lad who hasn't been fit for the last two years and he broke down again, I guarantee the axe would very quickly fall on the back of my neck.
But City can do as they please. They can build their squad as big as they like and no matter how you cut it, they are going to be a threat this season because the quality of players they have is immense.
I hope Arsenal do well but what has happened to them this past month sums up the modern day game. If you don't compete with these big boys now they will leave you behind. The players want the money that the biggest paying clubs are offering, so that's why Fabregas and Nasri left. Does that make Arsène Wenger a bad manager? I don't think so. I think that is just the game.
With the likes of City coming in and offering mega-bucks, it makes it tough for everyone else and even United had a scare with that last year. When Rooney was dithering over his contract it looked as though he might leave, and City would have taken him. But Fergie got him a better deal, Rooney re-signed and it settled everyone down. That was huge because he is their talisman and who knows how the season would have panned out if he'd gone?
Football is getting tougher every year. Which brings me back to my original point: why make it tougher? By having a transfer window? Like so many things in the sport, it is nonsense.
Lay off Di Canio – he's only showing the passion we all have
When I was player-manager at Bristol Rovers in the '90s we ended up losing a game we were leading 3-1. I remember it well because I had a right rumble with one of my players afterwards. Fortunately the TV cameras weren't around, which is where Paolo Di Canio has been unfortunate. His skirmish with his on-loan striker Leon Clarke after Swindon's Carling Cup defeat at Southampton was broadcast for all to see.
But before anyone rushes to criticise Di Canio, let me tell you that in football it happens a lot – normally behind closed doors. As a manager you have to control yourself and act in whatever behaviour is appropriate for the situation. But you have to care because the day you stop caring is the day you should pack in.
I am a big fan of Di Canio's. A lot of Italians speak with their hands and use body language and are very passionate. He is exactly the same and I don't want to stop that because it adds to the game. It's not as if he pulled a knife on someone. It was a minor dust-up which, as usual, has been blown out of all proportion by the media. It's football and what people don't realise is it is more than a job. Everybody out there needs to understand that.
Look at Arsène Wenger. Look at his face. That should tell you that it is much, much more than a job.
The art of living in the north
Before I got the job at Blackpool, I'd never lived up north. I'm glad I moved, though, because it is fantastic and the people are great. First time I walked in my local – a little village pub at the foot of Pendle Hill near Burnley – and wearing my best grey pinstripe suit, this old bloke screamed at me: "Ey up young Stanley, call that a suit." That's the kind of welcome you get in the north-west!
Fortunately I knew who the fella was. He's called Riley, a larger-than-life local character who paints for a living. He has his own stool in the pub and his paintings hang all around the bar. So that day, quick as flash, I shouted back "ey up, you must be Riley, call that a painting". He laughed, we got talking, and now he's agreed to give me painting lessons. It's something I've always wanted to have a go at, mainly because the only subject I liked at school other than PE was art.
It is good to have something to take my mind off football because being a manager is so intense and full-on and brings so much pressure with it. My wife Kim has always been artistic and to be honest she's a better painter than me, so she is joining in too. My first painting – a wall near Pendle Hill – was pants. But I've got a bit better and you never know, if the football management goes pear-shaped, I might be able to make a few quid out of it.
Every party needs a driver
Despite the nightmare of transfer deadline day, I did manage to have a good weekend. My father-in-law turned 70 and he celebrated with a big bash. He is the chairman of Cadbury Heath FC in Bristol. They had no game yesterday so he put a marquee in the middle of the pitch for an all-day party.
Thanks, too, to my daughter for getting us there safely. She has just passed her test and the journey there was the first time she had driven on the motorway. I'm happy to say we survived and she did brilliantly!Reuse content


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Is Shawn Horcoff A Good Captain?
Jonathan Willis
April 04 2012 05:12PM
It's a question I get once at least once a week, and lately it feels more like a daily or even hourly occurrence: should Shawn Horcoff be the captain of the Edmonton Oilers?
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Jonathan Willis
April 04 2012 10:41AM
We're nearing the end of the 2011-12 season now. The Oilers have a pair of games left on the schedule and will close out the season on Saturday against the Vancouver Canucks. From a team perspective, there isn't much left to see; on the individual level there are the usual battles with guys trying to stay with the team or in the league. Jordan Eberle and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins will be putting the final touches on campaigns that have them in the running for the Lady Byng and the Calder, respectively.
The latter point is the one I want to highlight this morning.
Changing my mind
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April 04 2012 08:34AM
I have to admit that when Dustin Penner was traded for a first round pick and Colten Teubert last year, I assumed Teubert was a toss in. I looked him up on the Internet and wasn't really impressed with what I saw.
Springtime in Edmonton
April 03 2012 06:48PM
A long season is near its end, the Oilers are still miles from the second season and the town team is flagging on the left coast. It's probably time to review the good things about this year's team.
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April 03 2012 01:31PM
Who is Justin Schultz?
By now I'm sure many of you have heard of Schultz, but don't know much about him. He was drafted 43rd overall by the Ducks in 2008, and then he played one more year in the BCJHL before heading to Wisconsin to play for the Badgers. For the past three seasons he's honed his skills under former NHLer Mike Eaves. In the past two seasons he's played 78 games and tallied 34 goals and 91 points.
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