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Hey guys thank you very much for the help on that.
Well, after all your feedback it looks that i am pretty sure about the goliath (either 160W or 161). Everytime when I have to purchase something a bit more expensive you have to chose once and ignore all the ifs, whens and buts
I will head to my local dealer tomorrow and have a short talk with him again, he pretty much knows the stuff and he will probably give me last few tipps regarding length and about taking a WIDE or not when he sees my boots and bindings.
I will give you an update.
I also have had a short look on the whatever. Looks very nice actually ... even nicer than the goliath ... but then is the max length again of 159 ... in the end, I think coming from a over 7 year old board, either of them will bring me to a new level of snowboarding, so I probably stick to the goliath.
I rather make some compromises in the spining performance with taking a longer board, because hitting fresh powder always draws a big fucking smile on my face, and even if only once a week you have a good powder run for 10 minutes, beeing ready for this one will be worth it ... i just love to fly through the snow
how about buttering / jibbing, it wont make much of a difference choosing between 159 - 163 ?
hell, I couldn't even ride switch at all until I got on bataleon....still not great at it either, but at least I can do it now.
I do love the undisputed, though....but, for me, the sweet spot binding placement is exactly the inserts they took out in front of the "back seat" inserts. Took me a long time to find one, but I've got a brand new 2011 undisputed (pre-back seat) in the wrapper waiting to pounce (maybe not the first pow day, but as soon as there's a decent base)
|I also owned the Undisputed in a couple different sizes, and while I found it better in pow than the Omni, I was not a huge fan of it either to be perfectly honest. I should've been more clear, it was a combination of taper and setback inserts on both boards that made switch riding more awkward, granted I'm not the best switch rider by any means.
The Omni is a budget version of the Undisputed. Only difference is the Omni doesn't have carbon and it comes in a lot more/smaller sizes.
The taper is practically non-existant on the Omni and doesn't affect me at all switch. Only reason I, personally, would say no to even the sintered Omni is the stiffness isn't really there for a hardcore pow board (I also don't like the "back seat" insert setup because it steals the next insert option). Over all, as an all mtn board, it could be pretty cool...but it's definitely leaning toward off-piste and deeper snow.
|I owned an Omni and I say no on that one. Definitely no on the older ones with a slower extruded base, but the newer ones have gone to sintered. I found the taper unnecessary since TBT floats enough without it and it makes riding switch unnecessarily awkward.
Nah it makes sense. The boards are EXTREMELY well made.
Like, I read all this insane TBT hype and from first strap-in was SUPER surprised with how it....delivered. It was light, poppy, fast edge to edge and forgiving. I'm also pretty clumsy when it comes to carves so the extra two degrees I have to tilt benefits me.
They're just rad boards.
I'm sorry if that response made no sense whatsoever, Phony.
Basically what my closing comment was is that Bataleon is a CORE company through and through and I personally believe that they are using a technology that when their patent is up EVERY snowboard company is going to be using it. SO many companies (burton included) are raising edges in their boards in spots that make little to no sense trying to imitate TBT but they are failing horribly.
It wasn't that I didn't like them, there was just other boards in the line that I liked a lot more. The whatever I rode was also a 156 wide I think and we just didn't get along.
I don't think bataleon makes a bad board to be totally honest. Being a high quality producer with no real sport store pricepoints it allows them to break away from the mold and really focus on building the best rider oriented decks.
What I mean by that is I notice with a lot of companies who sell at stores like sportschek, sports authority or any stores like that they are just putting shit materials inside their decks and putting shit graphics and a shit base on and labelling it a snowboard. Burton did this for YEARS and may still with the Bullet.
Yeah, the Jam or the Omni....it's got a lil taper on it.
(I haven't ridden either.)
JZA what did you like about the Whatever and the Goliath? I think that a barrel of monkeys doesn't have SHIT on the whatever.
Oh yeah, if you are riding pow with it a ton I probably wouldnt suggest going that small.
Maybe check the jam. I rode the goliath and whatever and didnt really feel for either of them.
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"For Hanson's, just add water and look out."
That's the message from Ian Hanson who says he's lived the dream.
"I've toured the world covering sport and the kids have done likewise."
The champion surf lifesaver, award winning sports-writer, media adviser to the stars and father of the famous swimmer Brooke Hanson has managed to live and breathe sport.
He grew up in Manly (went to school most days) and his first job was at the Sydney Daily Telegraph in 1972.
There are the 4 songs Ian picked to help tell his life journey so far.
1. 'Don't you know it's magic' - John Farnham.
Sung by John Farnham and written by Brian Cadd. It won Cadd the composers section of the Hoadley's Battle Of The Sounds for 1972 and it became a Top 20 Hit for Farnham. The song also won the "Most Outstanding Composition Award" at the Tokyo World Popular Song Festival, with Cadd performing there live. I had the honour of interviewing Cadd for the Daily Telegraph. I was the paper's airport roundsman (a second year cadet) and Cadd and I sat in a coffee shop for an exclusive one-on-one before he boarded the plane. I had just started my cadetship, Sir Frank Packer had sold the paper to Rupert Murdoch and it was the start of my career in journalism. I learnt so much and met so many great people from musicians to politicians and sportsman, but I will never forget that song as something that started my life in the media.
2. 'We are the champions' - Queen.
It was 1978 and my team from Freshwater Surf Club had just won the coveted NSW R and R premiership at the State Surf Life Saving Championships at Bondi. It was a title we had strived so hard for, for so long. A title 10 years in the making and to share that with six of your best mates was very special. We were presented with a three-metre long banner with Premiers written on it. But for part of our celebrations we paraded up down Pittwater Road at Brookvale Oval at Midnight with Queen's "We Are The Champions" blaring from the speakers of one of the boys paddy wagons. We sang that song long into the night. It was a special time, as Suzie gave birth to Brooke the following Saturday and the following Sunday were won the bronze medal behind North Cronulla in the Australian R and R premiership at Kingscliff. I went home on the Monday and went straight to Manly Hospital to pick up Suzie and Brooke. It was a special fortnight I'll never forget. I was also the Sports Editor of the Manly Daily at the time and my coveted Manly Sea Eagles won the premiership in relay against Cronulla.
3. 'All night long' - Lionel Ritchie.
This was performed at the closing ceremony of the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. I was in LA as a News Limited correspondent, covering my first Olympic Games. I was the group swimming writer and the assistant track and field writer to Mike Hurst. After an amazing experience of covering the Olympics and seeing Australian triumphant in the medal chase, we were sitting in the press seats at the 100,000 LA Coliseum covering the men's marathon and the Closing Ceremony. The marathon was to finish in the stadium that afternoon and we watched the action unfold on the big screen. Australia's Rob de Castella finished 5th to Portugal's Carlos Lopez. But after the marathon, Lionel Ritchie came out on stage for a full dress rehearsal of the closing ceremony that was to take place that night., We had been on tour for eight weeks and this was the culmination of a great celebration. Two Lionel Ritchie concerts in one day. To this day I'll never forget that night and the LA Games as one of the best times of my life. A young journo from Sydney's Northern beaches living the dream. Suzie had not long given birth to our fourth child, Jade, completing our family. Blessed!
4. 'Drive' - Incubus
It was the song played in a special music video at the final team meeting of the Australian Swim Team in our pre-Olympic Games camp in Germany in my role as Media Manager before embarking on the 2004 Olympics in Athens. It was 20 years after LA and it conjured up so many amazing thoughts of no matter who you are, you need re-inforcing sometimes that you can overcome your fears and that life is in your hands and to pick the ball up and run with it. Brooke, who was six when I went to LA, was actually sitting in the same room, ready to take on the world in her first Olympics. I looked across at her and I knew she would take those words with her into Athens and she was ready to take the wheel.
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Jane went through same Mary beth told me to check out pano turns out it was it check it out
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Limping puppy, Need Advice!
I'm going to try to keep this short, but still as much useful info as I can.
A few days ago my little guy Gator started limping after a walk (1.5 miles) unfortunately due to the very cold winter he hadn't been getting many walks up until a few weeks ago. He is 6.5 months old and weighs about 65 lbs, is not overweight at all but he is a large puppy for his age. He is from a very reputable breeder and his parents had good OFA certifications. For the past few days I have limited his exercise. It is usually a very slight limp, almost undetectable at times.
The breeder started him on Eukenuba LBP and I stuck with it because he didn't like Fromm when I tried it but a few weeks back I started to slowly transition him to Infinia adult food (the transition is just about complete and he gets almost all infinia now). He get's 4.5 cups throughout 4 feedings each day.
I have looked into pano, but as of yet it is only the 1 leg so I'm not sure if that could be what it is. Aside from the slight favoring of the opposite leg it doesn't seem to bother him at all, he doesn't show any other signs of pain. I can touch and move his leg around and it doesn't seem to bother him in the slightest.
I'm am just looking for advice on whether or not I should continue limiting his exercise or should I let him work it off. Unfortunately I do not have a fenced in yard and it's too cold yet to install my planned invisible fence so I am forced to use a tie out. I have been avoiding the tie out the past few days because I don't want him to hurt himself further. I want to avoid walks because if I get down the street and he starts limping bad I can't carry him back home.
What does everyone think? Would a vet visit even be helpful seeing as how it is so slight and to an on looker unfamiliar with him might not even notice? Should I just push through it?
I appreciate all the helpful information on this forum. Being my first dog this site has been priceless.
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Deeeetroit Pistons!!!!! vs Atlanta Monday October 11th 7:30pm
"Today we welcome the Hawks in our 3rd preseason game. It will be a gametime decision for me as I'm still dealing with a sore right hamstring" - Charlie Villanueva, via Twitter.
hope its streamed somwhere, I would love to see the young fellas play. Unfortunately my nba package only shows regular season games
I can't even find a radio station since 97.1 The Ticket Detroit doesn't seem to work for me. Tell me if you find something but I guess it means NBA.com again. Sigh.
atdhe.net is streaming the radio feed.
Blaha says "Sundays are going to be Fun Days at the Palace."
Ben hits 4-3 Pistons just over a minute in
Chat is open for those who want it! http://www.pistonsforum.com/playoff-chat/
Crawford misses, ball out of bounds off Pistons
thanks that link is working after some configuration
Be sure to catch George and Rockin' Rick Mahorn calling the game live on the Meijer Radio Network (97.1 FM The Ticket) or for free on NBA.com's Audio League Pass. I must also report a mysterious head injury involving Austin Daye; though worry not, he is in the care of Mike Abdenour.
A one time 15 pt lead (39-24) has been whittled down to a 3 point halftime lead 55-52 despite Pistons hitting 57% from the floor. Hawks had early turnover issues, but once they got their stuff together were able to close in on the Pistons who had trouble getting stops in the closing minutes. Also Blaha mentioned in passing that JJ is lost for the season! I guess someone else has probably reported this already?
Pistons shot 56.8% (21-for-37) in the first half en route to a 55-52 halftime lead. The Hawks shot 50%. Both teams have played 9 players so far. No Ike, CV, Summers, McGrady. Edit: Dre, you beat me to it!
For some reason it none of the available streams works for me nor my fellow countrymen awake so I'll catch Vikes - Jets instead and follow the game on NBA.com. But thanks for the links anyway. Nice to see Daye starting and Monroe getting alot of minutes.
Seriously? TMac jogs around for one game and that's it for him? Did we make him take a physical?
We're saving him for the ECF.
Daye's got five fouls playing the four midway thru the 3rd period.
Pistons in a midst of 18-6 run to take a 75-62 lead with less than 3 left in the third. Monroe looking er I mean sounding good but has just picked up his 4th foul.
End of three, Pistons 77- Hawks 62
Is it really possible that our Mariana Trench deep roster is short on players already before the season has started?
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Tomato-based fish stew created by San Francisco's Italian immigrants. Recipe adapted from Tadich Grill, San Francisco's oldest restaurant (since 1849).
8 tablespoons butter
8 tablespoons olive oil
1 small onion, chopped
1 carrot, chopped
1 small celery stalk, chopped
1 tablespoon of chopped fennel bulb
½ leek, chopped
½ bell pepper, chopped
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 28-ounce can crushed tomatoes
2 cups water
1 tablespoon salt
½ teaspoon black pepper
½ tablespoon each of minced fresh thyme, basil, and oregano
4 whole bay leaves
dash of cayenne pepper
½ cup flour
1 teaspoon minced garlic
1 cup dry white wine
½ pound halibut, cut into one-inch cubes
½ pound swordfish, cut into one-inch cubes
8 large shrimp, peeled and deveined
8 large scallops
6 ounces crab meat
¼ pound bay shrimp
8 cherrystone clams, scrubbed and steamed for about five minutes
chopped parsley for garnish
Melt half the butter and oil in heavy saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and cook until softened. Before onion browns, add carrot, celery, fennel, leek, and bell pepper. Cook for about five minutes while stirring. Add tomato paste, tomatoes, water, and all herbs and spices, except for garlic. Simmer for two to four hours, stirring frequently. Sauce will reduce and thicken.
Lightly flour all seafood, except clams; set aside. Melt rest of butter and oil in a large soup pot. Add garlic and sauté on high heat for a few seconds, then add seafood and sauté until golden (about five minutes). Stir in white wine and cook for one minute.
Pour in tomato-based sauce, stir, and cover pot. Cook for seven more minutes over low heat. Pour into bowls, top with steamed clams and parsley.
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Creamy salad dressing invented in 1920s at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco.
3 tablespoons tarragon vinegar
2 egg yolks 3 cloves minced garlic
2 minced anchovy filets 1 tablespoon fresh minced tarragon
½ cup fresh minced parsley 1½ teaspoon lemon juice
2 finely minced green onions 2 tablespoons finely chopped white onion
1 tablespoon chopped chives 2¾ cups olive oil
salt & pepper to taste
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Servings: Makes three to four cups.
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2 cups warm water
2 teaspoons salt
3 teaspoons sugar
7½ cups flour
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When putting on a party for their American Legion Post, my father and uncle prepared this yummy potato dish. I've used the recipe for smaller groups by making a half or quarter of it. It's simple to divide. -Crystal Kolady, Henrietta, New York
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- 20 pounds potatoes, peeled, cubed and cooked
- 4 cans (12 ounces each) evaporated milk
- 3 packages (16 ounces each) process cheese (Velveeta), cubed
- 1 cup butter, cubed
- 2 tablespoons salt
- 2 teaspoons pepper
- Paprika, optional
- In several large bowls, combine potatoes, milk, cheese, butter, salt and pepper. Transfer to four greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dishes.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 45-50 minutes or until bubbly. Sprinkle with paprika if desired. Yield: about 60 (3/4-cup) servings.
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"I changed this recipe a bit for my son's graduation party. I used hash brown potatoes. I baked in oven and then dumped into nesco. They were wonderful!"


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Fox Business host Stuart Varney and guest Marc Morano falsely suggested higher truck sales in March translate into a rejection of more fuel efficient vehicles by American consumers. In fact, the driving force behind higher truck sales is a rebounding construction sector, and sales of more fuel efficient vehicles have also been robust.
Fox Suggests Strong SUV And Pickup Sales Mean Government Should "Slam The Brakes" On Green Car Incentives
Fox Business' Stuart Varney: "Time For Uncle Sam, Maybe, To Slam The Brakes On Those Green Car Incentives?" On Fox News' Your World with Neil Cavuto, guest host Stuart Varney noted the strong truck sales in March, and asked if it was "time for Uncle Sam, maybe, to slam the brakes on those green car incentives." He went on to say that with high gas prices, "you'd think people are jumping into fuel efficient cars, but they're not. They're going for gas guzzlers." [Fox News, Your World with Neil Cavuto, 4/2/13]
Fox Guest Marc Morano: "Despite The Best Efforts Of The Environmentalists, Of Government Mandates And Subsidies And Discounts And Tax Breaks, The SUV And The Gas Guzzlers Reign Supreme. Varney's guest Marc Morano, founder of ClimateDepot.com and Media Matters' Climate Change Misinformer of the Year for 2012, said that "despite the best efforts of the environmentalists, of government mandates and subsidies and discounts and tax breaks, the SUV and the gas guzzlers reign supreme in the American auto market. Which just says one simple thing. The Federal government, as all powerful as it likes to think, cannot mandate consumer choice." He added that "Americans want cars that are practical, big, safe, have room," not "little tiny electric cars." [Fox News, Your World with Neil Cavuto, 4/2/13; Media Matters, 12/27/12]
But Sales Numbers For Smaller, More Fuel Efficient Vehicles Have Been "Robust"
GM Sales Chief: "Sales Of Smaller Cars Have Been Robust For Some Time." Agence France-Presse quoted GM sales chief Kurt McNeil as saying, "Sales of smaller cars have been robust for some time," and adding that "the strength of the crossover market signals that America's families are more confident about their financial health." [Agence France-Presse, 4/2/13]
FoxBusiness.com: "Demand For Fuel-Efficient Vehicles Ramped Up" In March. A FoxBusiness.com article quoted Ken Czubay, Ford vice president of U.S. marketing, sales and service as saying, "Customers are buying our all-new Fusion and Escape in record numbers, and we are working harder than ever to keep pace with demand for these fuel-efficient vehicles." When explaining the jump in March auto sales, the article said that "demand for fuel-efficient vehicles ramped up in the U.S. and pickup trucks rebounded." [FoxBusiness.com, 4/2/13]
Hybrid Sales Were Up 32 Percent In January And February Compared With The Same Period Last Year. The Los Angeles Times reported that "Hybrid sales were up 32% in the first two months of this year compared with the same period last year, according to research firm Autodata Corp." The Times cited "a combination of trends, including upward-creeping gas prices, a growing track record for reliability and the wider selection of hybrid offerings" as driving the change. [Los Angeles Times, 3/29/13]
Strong Truck Sales Were Driven By Increased Demand From The Construction Industry
FoxBusiness.com: Truck Sales Boosted By "A Steady Climb In Housing Starts."FoxBusiness.com reported that truck sales improved "as the rebounding housing market encouraged construction companies to update fleets that in some cases were more than a decade old." FoxBusiness.com noted that Alec Gutierrez, a senior market analyst of automotive insights for Kelley Blue Book, said that truck sales were boosted by a "steady climb in housing starts" that will "continue to support the truck market." [FoxBusiness.com, 4/2/13]
LA Times: Truck Sales Were Strong "As The Truck-Heavy Home Construction Industry Continues To Recover In The U.S." The Los Angeles Times reported: "Truck sales for Ford and the other Detroit automakers were particularly good as the truck-heavy home construction industry continues to recover in the U.S." [Los Angeles Times, 4/2/13]
The Plain Dealer: "Growth In Truck Sales Is Closely Tracking New Home Construction."The Plain Dealer reported that Michell Krebs, an analyst with consumer research site Edmunds.com, explained that "that the growth in truck sales is closely tracking new home construction." [The Plain Dealer, 4/2/13]
In January, Analysts Predicted Home Construction Would Drive Truck Sales
Ford Economist In January 2013: "Recovery In The Housing Market Should Drive Pickup Sales In 2013." In January, Reuters reported that analysts predicted truck sales would increase as the housing market rallied:
The beginnings of a recovery in the housing market should drive pickup sales in 2013, said Ford economist Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, citing a Census Bureau figures showing a sharp increase in people setting up new households.
"This is a fundamental physical foundation for housing recovery," she said. "When you look at the housing recovery, it can put a twinkle in your eye every bit as much as 2013 sales forecasts do." [Reuters, 1/14/13]
GM Treasurer: "There's A Big Correlation Between Auto Sales And Housing Starts." Reuters quoted GM Treasurer Jim Davelin as saying, "There's a big correlation between auto sales and housing starts." He added: "The pickup truck market share is at historic lows. We would expect that to come back." [Reuters, 1/14/13]
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He's just 39 and he won SIX trophies in his first year in charge of Barcelona. No wonder Pep Guardiola is so highly-regarded by his most respected peers.
Arsène Wenger was the latest to wax lyrical about Guardiola as he prepared to pit his wits against the former Spanish international in the Champions League Quarter-Finals. The Arsenal manager suggested that his opposite number has "started his career with dessert" because he has tasted so much glory so soon.
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"But it is fantastic what he has done, and that is important when you are a young coach because it gives you confidence and belief that you have the qualities."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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This is senior week for the Griffs, where our five seniors will play their last regular season home game as a Griff. I figured that this would be a good opportunity for me to talk about what I'll remember about these five guys from the two years I've been here at Canisius.
Chris Barrea: The guy can flat out eat. First guy at the cafeteria, last to leave. Barrea does not socialize when there's food to be eaten, he's strictly business. Besides his ability to eat, I'll always remember Chris's great wardrobe. Barrea Swag. But seriously, he's an awesome guy and he'll for sure be missed around here.
Torrey Lindsay: The thing I'll always remember about Torrey is his mischievous doings around the 31 Hughes residence, earning himself the nickname, "Torrence." Another thing about Torrey is his always perfect hair. I know from rooming with him on the road that he actually doesn't put any work into it, it's just natural. He's one of our captains for a reason; he'll be missed around here.
Preston Shupe: The thing I'll remember most about Shupe is his long brown hair, much resembling Ryan Smyth of the Edmonton Oilers. One of my first memories of Shupe is the time I got breakfast club for falling behind on my study hall hours in the first week of my freshman year. I can tell you that Preston was less than impressed with me when he found out he'd be picking up garbage around campus at 6 a.m. Ha! Gotcha Shupe. Also one of our captains for a reason, hope to see him around in the years after he's gone.
Ben Parker: I'll always remember being in philosophy class with Ben where he and I shared a combined knowledge of very little. Turns out we weren't the pair of intellectuals we thought we were. Everybody will miss Parker.
Jordan Mustard: Always up for a good laugh. The thing I'll always remember about Musty is the love he shared with Taylor Law. The two have been pretty inseparable over their time here. The chirps that float between those two are really something to hear. Coach Mustard will be missed around here.
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Mikel Arteta says Arsenal refused to let complacency creep into their performance against Wolves on Wednesday night.
Arsenal recorded their ninth victory in 10 league matches with a comfortable 3-0 win at Molineux after Robin van Persie and Theo Walcott had put Arsène Wenger's side two goals ahead inside 11 minutes.
Arteta admits that, while it would have been easy to sit back and preserve their early lead, allowing the hosts back into it was never an option.
"We were talking about it at half time and said it is easy to put our arms down and say 'OK this is done'," Arteta told Arsenal Player.
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Arsène Wenger believes that Arsenal have the "desire and strength" to deal with the loss of Cesc Fabregas.
The Spaniard ended an eight-year spell in North London by agreeing to join Barcelona on Sunday night. Ahead of the Champions League tie with Udinese, the Arsenal manager spelt out that, in the end, the deal was driven by the player's wish to return to his hometown club.
"We lost a world-class player and we are sad about that," said Wenger. "We fought to keep him but in the end we have to respect the desire of the player as well. This Club is 125 years-old this season and many big players left and yet the Club went on. We want to show that we have the strengths and unity to fight as we ever did at this Club.
"What is important now is to focus on our targets. Life goes on and we want to show we have the needed desire and strength to deal with the situation.
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In the heart of the recession, the United States became a coupon-crazy country, clipping, printing and downloading billions of coupons a year.
That's still true, but the coupon industry is rapidly evolving, attracting younger users and more men, as well as zapping out more digital and mobile versions of the classic cents-off paper coupon.
"Years ago, coupons were mostly for grocery items, like cereal. Now it's almost everything you're buying, from clothes to restaurants to drugstores," said Jeanette Pavini, household savings expert with Coupons.com.
Last year, the number of manufacturers' coupons issued for everything from diapers to dog food was a staggering 305 billion. That's a lot of coupons to be clipped, printed or downloaded.
Yet the number of coupons actually cashed in by U.S. consumers in 2012 slipped 17 percent, compared with the previous year, according to NCH Marketing Services in Deerfield, Ill., which tracks annual coupon usage.
It's all part of subtle shifts in couponing, said Charlie Brown, NCH marketing vice president.
Although paper coupons clipped out of the Sunday paper still dominate, digital coupons on websites, mobile phones and retailers' loyalty cards are attracting a younger and increasingly male audience. At the same time, manufacturers are offering more nonfood coupons, which may affect demand.
Despite the recent dip, coupon usage is still well above what it was before the recession, according to NCH data.
"There's a large segment of the population that's made it part of their shopping habit," said Brown. "Overall, the consumer has maintained a frugal mind-set."
That comes as no surprise to "frugal bloggers" such as Ashley Thompson, 29, of Sacramento, Calif., who got hooked on couponing after college as a way to pinch pennies.
Thompson, who posts at NorCalCouponGal.blogspot.com, says couponing crosses all ages, incomes and genders. "It's not just a female-centered phenomenon anymore. More men are conscious about (spending). It spans a whole spectrum, from minimum wage to those who make hundreds of thousands a year. Everybody can save money."
The couponing craze was fueled partly by TV shows such as "Extreme Couponing" and savings-minded bloggers, websites and workshops.
As the effects of the recession have eased, consumer attitudes may be adjusting, said Darrel Ng, who has been blogging about Sacramento-area restaurant news and deals on his CowtownEats.com site.
"People have moved from finding the absolute cheapest deal to finding the most value," said Ng, noting the shift in his site's online traffic since 2009. Whereas two years ago a $2 beer might have been the most popular deal, today it's higher-end offers, such as website coupons for $30 three-course dinners at some of the city's priciest restaurants.
Also factoring into the mix are so-called online daily deal sites, such as Groupon and Living Social, which have sprouted and withered at a fast pace.
Last year, more than 140 new daily deal sites popped up, while another 560 globally shut down, according to Daily Deal Media, which tracks the industry.
Ng thinks daily deal sites have "peaked and oversaturated" the market. "They aren't as good as when they first started. The quantity of deals is much bigger but it's questionable if you want them or not."
Boyan Josic, Daily Deal Media's founder and CEO, said the crowded marketplace has contributed to a bit of "coupon fatigue," especially when companies that are bought, sold or merged sell their subscriber lists. Suddenly, a consumer who signed up for a local deal site is getting bombarded with unsolicited email offers from other companies.
Nevertheless, Josic and others say digital couponing, especially via smartphones and mobile devices, is making inroads.
Last year, about 90 percent of the 305 billion coupons issued were in print, either newspaper inserts or stand-alone mailers. Although digital made up less than 1 percent of all those coupons, it accounted for more than 6 percent of the 2.9 billion that were cashed in, according to NCH Marketing.
Experts say consumers will be seeing more coupons loaded directly onto store loyalty cards. Other retailers are experimenting with coupon offers that pop up on smartphones as shoppers pass by their doors.
As for the 17 percent year-over-year dropoff in coupon use in 2012, NCH's Brown attributes it to a change in the type of coupons offered by manufacturers. Instead of issuing 75-cents-off on pantry essentials, such as pasta or breakfast cereals, more companies last year were busily issuing nonfood coupons for health- and personal-care products, such as razors, deodorants and cough/cold remedies.
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But consumers weren't buying. In NCH's annual survey, most of the 14.5 percent who reported using fewer coupons in 2012 said it was because they couldn't find coupons for the products they wanted or weren't tempted by unfamiliar new ones.
Nevertheless, bloggers such as Ng and Thompson contend the save-a-dollar mind-set honed in the recession isn't going away.
"There's a new generation of people who have trained themselves to be more frugal," said Ng, who likened it to the lasting impact the Great Depression had on his grandparents' generation.
"There've been a lot of 20-somethings who had a hard time getting a job out of college or saw their parents losing a job. If history repeats itself, they'll better understand the value of a dollar and realize it's important to save."
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Surprise hire in that he had turned them down initially. Good hire though IMO. Certainly not a sure thing (not sure that any college coach is) but Kelly is a pretty innovative guy. Not entirely sure how well his system will play in the NFL but I assume there will be some modifications that make it more NFL viable.
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PHOTO RELEASE (March 16, 2011) – Wayne State University Law School congratulates students Jeremy Koscielny, Laura Kubit, Victor Walbridge and Amanda White on an impressive showing at the American Association for Justice's 2011 Student Trial Advocacy Competition at Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, Del.
The Wayne Law team won each of its trials at the competition, initially tying four other teams with the same record. The team made it through the first tie-breaking round before placing fifth in a close point comparison.
"Our students excelled," said Linda Turek, a Wayne Law adjunct faculty member and nurse-attorney with Sachs Waldman PC. "We have been tirelessly working together in preparation for this competition since last December, and it was great to see them put their respective pedals to the metal. Each one of them employed the Federal Rules of Evidence like they were born with the knowledge – much to the chagrin of their opponents. I have no doubt that these four warriors will go on to have very successful legal careers."
Seventeen total teams competed in the competition, which was one of 14 regional qualifiers. The winning team from each qualifier will compete at the final competition to be held in Las Vegas March 31 through April 3.
The above photo was taken in front of Independence Hall and features from left Jeremy Koscielny, Laura Kubit, Victor Walbridge, Amanda White and Linda Turek.


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It's fall here, the leaves are shimmery red and gold, and the high season for getting work done in Patagonia is just about over. We're leaving Valle Chacabuco to drive two days north to Pumalin. It's nearing lunchtime and we're pressed to get on the road. I'm exasperated with my husband, Doug, for not being ready to go, but when I turn around to see what's holding him up I laugh out loud – there he is flapping his arms and running across the recently seeded front lawn of the new guest house trying to herd 50-some guanacos off our hard-fought-for grass. They look back over their shoulders lazily at Doug, bat their long eyelashes, and pay little attention to his "heps" and "yahs," taking a few more bites off this rare, tender grass before slowly moving off. Standing off just a few meters away from the fence they've trampled, we know they'll be back there grazing before our car turns the corner and disappears. Of all of the obstacles, hardships, controversy and complications that come with creating a new national park in Patagonia, this is one we hadn't counted on and, truth be told, all of our bluster and long list of failed strategies for keeping the guanacos out is overshadowed by our joy and happiness at having them so protected, so healthy… so close.
Like most species within the Patagonia region, the emblematic guanaco populations are down to roughly 10 percent of their original numbers. They've been hunted for meat and fur, and systematically pushed out of nearly all of their original grazing lands as room was made for the millions of sheep and cattle brought onto the land during the 1800s.
Fifteen years ago, when I drove through the Valle Chacabuco for the first time, I saw the extra-high "guanaco fences" designed to keep these first-rate jumpers out of the best bottom grasslands, which were reserved for the cattle on the estancia. My eyes glazed over looking out on the tens of thousands of sheep grazing the bunch grasses up and down the valley and even my untrained eye could see that they were leaving nothing in their wake for wildlife. One of the most beautiful areas in the valley, Valle de Los Guanacos was a sea of sheep and cattle. Not a guanaco to be found among them.
Twelve years and many millions of dollars later, Conservación Patagónica managed the unthinkable and bought this extraordinary 178,000-acre valley, and set about changing the odds for wildlife. After five years of selling off the livestock, taking down the fences, and facing down the traditional slaughter of predators, we have seen a flood of wildlife come down from the marginal grasslands and forest stands up high as they retake their true home.
All of my adult life has been influenced by the southern region of Argentina and Chile – Patagonia. Forty years ago, when I was 18, my mentor, friend and future boss, Yvon Chouinard, left our beach for six months and eventually climbed Mount Fitz Roy with my future husband, Doug Tompkins. Not many years later, I started working for Yvon, making clothes at a company he decided to name Patagonia. For the next 20 years I worked as part of the team building the company, and then as its CEO. Retiring in 1993 and moving to Chile with Doug to work full-time on conserving this region was for me simply the long arm of a long love affair – with a place, with a name, Patagonia.
The gift of this history, this life-long dance, may just be found in having to come up with some trick to keep those tenacious guanacos off our hardfought-for front lawn. We couldn't ask for a better problem to have.


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Last Friday, we hosted our first roundtable in Singapore focusing on the IT services industry in Asia. The goal of these quarterly events is to create a community of services leaders who can network and exchange ideas on the growth opportunities and challenges in the region.
Senior leaders from 14 large services vendors gathered this morning to discuss how a perfect storm of technologies (including cloud, social, big data, and mobility) is transforming the way clients engage with service providers in Asia. Forrester analysts John McCarthy, Frederic Giron, and Dane Anderson brainstormed with business leaders from services vendors including Atos, BT, HCL, HP, and IBM around the four factors that are reshaping the IT services industry (see Figure 1):


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The National Institute on Aging, like the rest of the NIH, faces a downturn in support for scientific research. In a new blog post, NIA Director Dr. Richard J. Hodes explains how the sequester and the government shutdown have changed operations, "We have been scrambling to reschedule review meetings and to keep scientists and critical research activities from experiencing gaps in funding that could shut-down labs, layoff lab staff, and end productive projects." Dr. Hodes describes the creativity and dedication of NIH staff, the research community, and aging and research organizations in the face of these challenges.
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"'The process of changing the habits and the details is going to take time, and right now in those situations, we tend to resort back to what we're used to," Rolston explained. "What I do like is that we're much more resilient as a team. I mean, early, when I first got here, that would've crushed us at that point in terms of team psyche."'
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"I Can't Live Without You!" A Close-up Examination of Microorganisms Involved in Mutually Beneficial Symbiotic Relationships
By visiting three stations, each equipped with microscopes, slides, live materials and various supplies arranged by the teacher, the students will observe three symbiotic relationships involving microbes. The students prepare wet mounts to observe the microbial symbionts found in the termite gut, lichen, and Rhizobium root nodules.
Intended Audience
By completing this activity, the student will be able to:
- Describe different types of symbiotic relationships.
- Identify three mutually symbiotic relationships involving a microbe and another microbe, an animal or a plant.
- Describe the microbial symbionts in the termite gut, a lichen, and a legume.
- Identify how these symbiotic relationships benefit both partners.
- Transfer and apply the principles presented in this activity to other examples of symbiosis.
- Prepare a wet mount slide of termite hindgut to observe endosymbionts.
- Use the squash technique to prepare lichen and root nodules.
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Ecology; Microbial Ecology, Endosymbiosis, Evolution, Microbial Interactions
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'"We had numerous opportunities, especially early, to get the jump on them. We needed one more goal early to put more presure on them," Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff said. "Our power play is looking sharper and hopefully, that will translate into goals."'
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For the past few months, The Corporation has been taking it to the WWF Superstars.
Vince McMahon, Shane McMahon (Shane O'Mac), and The Rock have all devised a scheme to take out the rest of the WWF Superstars, and take total control of the WWF. Luckily, within the ranks of the WWF Superstars were some disgruntled veterans who were tired of smelling what The Corporation was cooking...
Everyone had just about had enough. Prior to Night 1, the WWF Superstars had vowed to start looking for The Corporation, and reveal their hidden identities as they almost certainly were walking amongst them. It was time to strike. D-Generation X hid their identities with the WWF Superstars to avoid detection, as they covertly set out to dismantle The Corporation's empire. Triple H joined forces with X-Pac and Road Dogg to help the WWF Superstars in their quest for freedom from The Corporation.
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National Book Award winner and New York Times best-selling author Sherman Alexie infuses his writing with biting wit and poignant insight.
As a 41-year-old man confronts his own mortality in this collection's title story, he recalls his Spokane Indian father's chilling death from alcoholism and diabetes. Another tale features an eccentric salesman pursuing a married woman from airport to airport. And then there's the film editor who sees nothing wrong with altering footage to fit preconceived views - until he becomes the target of media distortion.
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"This is a spirited, provocative array of tragic comedies." (Publishers Weekly)
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Sherman Alexie really has something that hits home with me - even though we've never met I feel like I know him. I guess part of it is that he writes about my world - where I grew up and where I've lived throughout my adult years - small town Eastern Washington - the reservation, Spokane, Seattle......
Local preference aside, he is truly an amazing talent and has the ability to create characters that are so real and complete. His narration is fantastic - I'd love to hear him narrate the works of other authors. This is a group of short stories - each one a little world within itself that will transport you into the mind of the men he portrays so expertly.
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Frank (Francis X.) Hartmann, Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy, is a Senior Research Fellow of the Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management and Faculty Chair of the Kennedy School's Summer Program. He is also Visiting Professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore. His current teaching, in the management curriculum and in Executive Programs, is on effective implementation: How do we, by our actions, raise the probability that what we say we want to make happen, does happen? He has chaired most of the Kennedy School's Executive Sessions, including those on Policing, Patient Safety and Errors in Medicine, and Preparedness for Terrorism. He was Director of the Hartford Institute of Criminal and Social Justice, Director of Research and Evaluation for New York City's Addiction Services Agency, and a Program Officer at the Ford Foundation. He and his wife, whenever possible, live in Buonconvento, Italy.
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