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Anyhow, any feedback if we have done a deal would be appreciated. Thanks
Thanks guys, just realized I dont have a thread.
Anyhow, any feedback if we have done a deal would be appreciated. Thanks
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Bought a Flatline off of this guy Great do deal with and would deffinately do a deal again!!!!
I slept, and dreamed that life was Beauty; I woke and found the life was Duty.
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Good trader, honest guy. I think I have traded with him 5 or so times, and I will again. He has lots of stuff, so if you need somethin just ask him he might have it.
Thanks guys, I can only say the best about p8ntballa and Foxalot who posted, 2 of the best guys a guy could have hoped to deal with. Me and villan trade something every other week or so, we can vouch for each other
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I got my RT, my pimpin flame drop, my first tank, my first 2 barrels off him. This guy started me on mags and i will definatly trade with him again. He has been the best trader i have traded with. He cut me a great deal.
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Its called jokeing. You have no right to be questioning me with your measially 460 posts!!!!
Excellent trader. Very responsive and sent out the mask the day after he got the check. I look forward to dealing with him in the future.
great trader. We traded items strieght up, he might have screwed me as we shipped on the same day, but my item arrived just as he said it would in two days. very happy.
great trader in my book
My girlfriend rides a moped. How cool is that??!!
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Bad Traders : INFINITYMAG - where is my money!?! he has been banned and now changed to THEBIGUY
Great seller. Quality product and excellent communication. Would highly recommend dealing with him.
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GREAT trader, cant stress great enough, great communication, boomer BETTER than exspected, VERY fast shipping. I highly reccommend!!!
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Good Traders: B.C., RogueFactor, Tunaman, Hawpunch, TXStorm, Blade, T_Type, Mossman, johnny_g_1405, Load SM5, sicones, projectexodus, azheat99, gcube, JadedT, A 10Bando, beefstew, Jon/XPM, fenris69, Riot[Z-Grip], N_R_Z, AssassN, lgavin, and (surpisingly) AGDRules!
I sold Mossman some randomly assorted stuff awhile back in march or so and he got me the money speedy quick in 2-3 days and has excellent communication. I would not hesitate to do business with him again.
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Thanks Timmy I nearly forgot about you. Do you have a feedback thread I can post in? I'll look....
went well out of his way to make sure i got my rubber grips. (grumble) stinkin' u.s. postal service...(/grumble)
also, really easy to deal with, and personable, for what it's worth.
thanks a bunch, mossman!
Bought a new Level 10 kit from Mossman today. He was awesome - met him at my local proshop; he helped me install and filled my tank from his scuba so that I could callibrate the new bolt.
Thanks sam!
Reo5th's the man. Anyone in boston/north of boston area should check out his and his friends field once they set it up Gonna be good times
Just wanted to say thanks! I bought a minimag body from Mossman - fast and easy transaction! Definitely a good seller/trader!
I don't believe it, its that *****box dodge again!
Wow lots trades going with Mr.Moss. Ya he nice guy glad i got my RT from him it is a ncie one. By far my favorite gun i have ever seen. thanks again.
Since this is Mossman's thread - I just wanna say HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAN!
Thanks again for everything. Have a good one.
Hehe, you were an hour early man. Let me wish happy B-day to myself.
Great trader, good communications and a fine example of how trading should be done.. Thanks for everything..
GREAT TRADER sheesh, This guy does this for a living and DOES IT RIGHT! Ask him to make some videos of your product! =)
I purchased a blue M3 Dragun from Mossman. It arrived within 3 day of him receiving payment (not to mention we live on opposite coasts). It was packaged with the upmost care. I would highly recommend him as a great trader.
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When the going gets tough, the tough use full auto.
Easy to deal with, fast shipment and good communication. His description was accurate and the price was good. Thanks!
My good traders list, and feedback for me:http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...251#post303251
yea, once again, He had a very prompt payment, great communication, and a great guy just to talk to! an AWSOME asset to AO!
I bought an SS remote and a PMI sight rail from him. SUPER FAST delivery and GREAT communication! Sam is the man
Quick ship, good communication. Would definitely deal with Mossman again.
I once did a deal with moss. It was pretty good, but after he gave me my stuff, he wanted MONEY FOR IT!!! I was like "Oh man! This happened the LAST time I bought something! What's with all these whining people?" lol
Anyway, my trade with mossman went sweet, and we should be doing again soon! Thanks!
-For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Philipians 1:21
-Don't try to use your fancy smancy "logic" on me! It won't work!
-It is better to stay silent, and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
moss is a great seller looking forwar to another transaction with him
Great seller...easy to work with, and stands behind what he sells...A+
• 2002 WGP STO Cocker
• Clear Z-Board Eggolution II
• silver to green fade Freak
• Shocktech Drop
• green shocktech lpr
• green shocktech ram
• Chrome DYE Double 45 Swing
• Green dye stickies
• Black STO Inline Reg
• Quick Disconnect
• Chrome kapp front block
Great to deal with, and some of the best communications I've seen! Recommend dealing with him!
Thanks for the Impy.......
I traded my RT mag and a tank for his angel LCD..Gun came in better condition than discribed, and an awsome gun.Would do Business with him again A+++ trader
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A few weeks ago, author Michael Moss published an article in the New York Times entitled The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food. It is an exerpt from the book Salt Sugar Fat, How the Food Giants Hooked Us, his newly released bestseller. I have yet to read the book, but if the article is any indication, it is likely to be a real humdinger.
A few weeks ago, author Michael Moss published an article in the New York Times titled "The Extraordinary Science of Addictive Junk Food." It is an exerpt from the book "Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us," his newly released bestseller. I have yet to read the book, but if the article is any indication, it is likely to be a real humdinger.
The idea that junk food is addictive is not new. A couple of years ago, I wrote about a study in the Archives of General Psychiatry that demonstrated similarities in patterns of neural activation between people with substance addictions and people who struggle behaviorally with food. In other words, if it walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it is very likely a duck.
This isn't even the first high-profile book-length treatment of the subject. Dr. David Kessler's 2010 "The End of Overeating" provides an excellent primer on the subject of the interaction between the designer food products that end up on grocery shelves and our rising national rates of obesity and obesity-related illness. This book pointed the finger at the copious amounts of sugar, salt and fat that are routinely added to prepackaged food products in order to increase what is known as "palatability," which tends to drive increased consumption.
Logically, this makes sense. As humans, we've never really lived in such a calorically-dense environment. From a survival standpoint, we're wired to seek out food — this is one of our obvious basic drives. Throughout human history, and throughout the animal kingdom for that matter, we've prized food that delivers a dense calorie load. While reading my eldest son "Little House in the Big Woods," the first in the famed Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, I recall a scene in which Pa stumbles upon an old tree with a beehive full of honey in it. Every other priority for the day was brushed aside as he hitched the wagon and risked the wrath of a hive of bees to procure the pure, sweet honey. In that same story, Laura describes at length the laborious and meticulous process of harvesting maple syrup from the forest. We've been doing this forever: when we get a chance at a big dose of sugar — or fat, or the relatively rare mineral salt — we jump at it.
These days, all we have to do is walk to our kitchen cabinet or to the corner store. We simply aren't well-prepared for an environment in which we are constantly inundated with food that our ancestors would have had to seriously labor for. When faced with such a food-rich environment, many engage in behavior that may be able to be described with the word addiction.
Of course, calling certain foods "addictive" is provocative and controversial. One of the most arresting revelations in the Times article is that, far from being merely the view of public health experts and consumer advocates, many in the food industry itself view things this way. Back in 1999, this happened at a gathering of high-profile executives in the packaged food industry:
"Mudd [Michael Mudd, then a VP at Kraft] then did the unthinkable. He drew a connection to the last thing in the world the C.E.O.'s wanted linked to their products: cigarettes. First came a quote from a Yale University professor of psychology and public health, Kelly Brownell, who was an especially vocal proponent of the view that the processed-food industry should be seen as a public health menace: 'As a culture, we've become upset by the tobacco companies advertising to children, but we sit idly by while the food companies do the very same thing. And we could make a claim that the toll taken on the public health by a poor diet rivals that taken by tobacco.''If anyone in the food industry ever doubted there was a slippery slope out there,' Mudd said, 'I imagine they are beginning to experience a distinct sliding sensation right about now.'
"Mudd then presented the plan he and others had devised to address the obesity problem. Merely getting the executives to acknowledge some culpability was an important first step, he knew, so his plan would start off with a small but crucial move: the industry should use the expertise of scientists — its own and others — to gain a deeper understanding of what was driving Americans to overeat. Once this was achieved, the effort could unfold on several fronts. To be sure, there would be no getting around the role that packaged foods and drinks play in overconsumption. They would have to pull back on their use of salt, sugar and fat, perhaps by imposing industrywide limits. But it wasn't just a matter of these three ingredients; the schemes they used to advertise and market their products were critical, too. Mudd proposed creating a 'code to guide the nutritional aspects of food marketing, especially to children.'
"'We are saying that the industry should make a sincere effort to be part of the solution," Mudd concluded. "And that by doing so, we can help to defuse the criticism that's building against us.'
"Of course, this is not what has happened. Because of the incredible profit margins that are obtained by the highly palatable, highly profitable packaged foods, the leadership throughout the industry quickly scuttled any meaningful reform."
This is all interesting as a bit of sociopolitical history, but what does it have to do with your own health and well-being? If you, like about half of Americans, tend to overconsume to the point of undesirable weight gain, how does this information help? It helps to know what we are up against — a food environment that is scientifically designed to provoke powerful, instinctive responses in the form of hunger and craving.


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I was showing off a signed book to someone who was very impressed by it, but had to spoil matters by adding, "Of course, only someone our age would know who that is, these days." When I was about seven, I would have been flattered to have someone twelve years older than I was include me in her generation, but I have recovered from this.
It did occur to me, though, that a number of books that pass through my hands are by similar celebrities: people who had their day on television, built on this by writing a few books, and then were replaced by further gurus. So here, as a minor service, is a guide to some of the authors you'll see tucked away among books which have pages turning brown and prices in the lower ranks.
Though you might find books by Richard Hittleman in religion or philosophy, most of the most popular ones are in Health. "Yoga for Health" was the name of his program, which started in 1970 and was revived several times with new episodes. He did not slight the philosophical or religious aspects of yoga—they say he was working on a new translation of the Tibetan Book of the Dead when cancer took him—there was plenty of exercise to reassure the wary, and he paved the way for Lilias Foran, whose equally groundbreaking Lilias, Yoga, and You premiered on television in 1972.
Not far from Richard and Lilias in the health section, you are almost certain to find exercise books by Debbie Drake, who premiered in the days of black and white television. Her classic book (out of many) was "Debbie Drake's Easy Way to a Perfect Figure and Glowing Health", which came out in 1961, and sold very well, just to judge by the number of copies that come in to the Book Fair. Revised copies are available as new books, and to judge by the pictures that came up during a search online, she has kept that perfect figure, which some critics compare to that of Barbie. Well, whatever got men at home to watch an exercise program.
Speaking of keeping one's figure, we must not neglect the occasional book that comes in by Jack LaLanne, who was writing health and motivational books in his nineties, who celebrated his seventieth birthday by pulling seventy rowboats behind him while handcuffed and wearing leg shackles, and who continued to go through his workout routine until a day before his death at 96. (Arnold Schwarzenegger, whom he bear in a friendly match when he was 54 and Arnold was 21, called him an animal.) His television program started in 1953 and ran for nearly 35 years. Of the three authors mentioned so far, he is the only one I know of who can sometimes be found in the Cooking section, since we do get the booklet that came with the Jack LaLanne Power Juicer.
Jim Crockett, the original host of Victory Garden on PBS, probably shouldn't be in this blog, as he had written several gardening books even before he hosted a television show. You see more of his books at the Book Fair than the other authors listed here, even though his name doesn't show, because he wrote a lot of that Time-Life Encyclopedia of Gardening of which we generally have three and a half sets every year. (Some of the volumes get muddy, you understand.) He died shortly after the TV show went national, but three books, Crocket''s Victory Garden, Crockett's Indoor garden, and Crockett's Flower Garden resulted from it.
The signed book that started this whole inquiry was a first edition of Betty Furness's Westinghouse Cookbook. Betty Furness was an actress and model from her schooldays on, and was signed to an RKO contract at the age of 16. She can be spotted in Magnificent Obsession and Swing Time. But it was television that carved out a niche for her in American history, as a commercial spokesmodel for Westinghouse. In the wild and crazy forties, she was denounced as a threat to the American family because her role in the commercials involved wearing a blouse cut down to there and leaning way over the product. In the fifties, however, she buttoned up and became an icon of American housekeeping. This did keep her from getting much of anything in the way of acting roles (audiences kept expecting her to go into the kitchen and explain the refrigerator). The late sixties and early seventies found her cast in a new role as a consumer advocate, first for the U.S. government and then for the state of New York. With these new credentials, she moved onto morning television as a regular on the Today Show. Her contract with Today was dropped just after she turned 76, and she was lost to cancer two years after that.
Now, as for those books by Richard Simmons…well, that's about all the space for this blog. Maybe next time.
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Mayall, a pioneer of British alternative comedy and star of sitcom "The Young Ones," died suddenly on Monday. He was 56.
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i recently purchased a cross fire 68/3k carbon fiber tank from this guy. i have to say as soon as i paid he sent and i recieved it in Germany a week later. bottom this guy is a good trader/salesman.
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NJPaint is a very good trader. He bought my Benchmark frame, paid right away with paypal. Awesome guy!
I'd like to note in regard to HardAzzSarge's sale, it wasn't my efficiency in sending the tank that got him it so quick, it was the system that the Airforce gets stuff to its people over seas. I was truely amazed at how quick things went.Originally posted by HardAzzSarge
i recently purchased a cross fire 68/3k carbon fiber tank from this guy. i have to say as soon as i paid he sent and i recieved it in Germany a week later. bottom this guy is a good trader/salesman.
I bought a mag from him and he shipped it the same day he received payment. It went from NJ to my house in PA in two days, and everything just went well
A++ and if there was anything else good to say about him, id say it!!!
thx man for a great deal.
Traded him a warp feed for a mask and a couple other things. everything went great, would do business with again.
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Great buyer, payment was quick and is a great guy to deal with.
I bought as LVL 10 off of him. He gave me a good price, and shipped it right away. Everything was great. Thanks again!
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had good communication and sent money quick
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bought his black dragun. shipped next day, got to me day after. helps living close to him, but, excellent seller none the less.
great trader/buyer. he bought a jersey from me and was very cool about it. very easy to contact and is very friendly. wouldnt hesitate to do business with him in the future. A+
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Got the tank from him today. 68/3k Crossfire, the tank was in excellent shape and so was the tank cover. Got it 2 days after he recieved payment. One of the better traders around.
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goooooooood trader...sent the money very promptly...
everyone, i know this guy personally. he's really honest and always calls things how they are, not to mention that he's extremely efficient and keeps his gear in top notch shape. (i sometimes wonder what he cares more abt: pb or girlfriend...) if you have any questions concerning trading with NJPaint, feel free to email me. friendly favor w/ a free up...
If you ever make reference to Eileen again, I will bunker you, every game we play. EVEN if you are on my team.
what a pal, what a pal...
Great seller with fast shipping and item was exactly as described. Highly recommended guy to deal with.
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Awesome seller exactly what he described and what I wanted =) Thanks again!
Bought a Halo from me, Speedy Payment, Fast communication. Would gladly do business with again!
very easy to deal with. great communication. no hassles, the way it should be. A++ AOer Dont hesitate to do business with him
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Had a deal going for a HPA Tank, said he was sending it out for hydrotesting before I would send payment, then he simply stopped responding to all efforts to contact him.
blackm4g, the tank is still at the hydro testers... I have to find out what is up. We never had a deal solidified. I simply said that I would like to get it hydrotested before I make any kind of deal. (just in case it didn't pass) Why are you posting this in a feedback thread??? We never had a deal...
Excellent trader. Great communication. He REALLY went out of his way to ensure getting my package back as soon as he could, and he didn't even have to. Excellent trader, would deal with him again!
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When a lot of publications hit a milestone, they race to the press with self-congratulatory anniversary editions designed to alert the world how great they are for surviving so long in an increasingly hostile economic environment.
NJBIZ, of course, is not a lot of publications, and rather than just trot out some tired crap no one but archivists will read, we came up with a group of lists of the top people and projects — and the bottom people and projects — over the last 25 years, mostly because we prefer watching the stars come out from our office windows, enjoy spending our weekends doing research and don't really have social lives anyway.
In an unrelated development, I gave notice here earlier this month, and am in my final weeks at NJBIZ.
But anyway. There's no such thing as black and white in real life, unless you still own a 1950s Zenith television, which made for some interesting arguments — both with and within sources as well as within my editor's office — about where some people should go. This was true of no one quite like it was Donald Trump, who has so many shades of gray to him that I was able to come up with the titillating headline above with surprisingly little effort. Some people said he was absolute legend, others wanted him at the top of the duds list — and at least one said we should put him on both lists.
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Local schools team up to help Shriners
Monday will kick off the start of the community wide Can Tab war. Boonville schools have teamed up to compete in collecting the most can tabs and the team that collects the most will win a prize! Each high school class has teamed up with a school: the Senior class is collecting tabs with Hannah Cole, the Junior class is working with David Barton Elementary School, the Sophomore class is teamed up with LSE Middle School, and the Freshman class is competing with Saints Peter and Paul Catholic School. There will be a box at each each school location to collect tabs, so start saving your tabs today and donate them at your designated place!
We encourage the community to challenge the schools in attempt to be rewarded with the prize, so there will be a box to donate your can tabs at C&R Market. The last day to donate can tabs will be on April 12 and the team with most weight in can tabs will win!
Sponsored by Shriners Hospital for Children, there has been more than a half-million pounds of can tabs collected. It takes approximately 1,300 tabs to equal just one pound! You might wonder why they only collect the tab and not the whole can? Well it is because the tabs are the only pure aluminum part of the can, so they have the most value. Who ever thought that such a little can tab could make such a big difference.
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quote:Originally posted by Guest4306[quote]Originally posted by Beans15Firstly, a police officer does take a job that has risks and knowingly accepts risk. The job of a police officer is not anywhere near comparable a hockey player because criminals have no rules. There is no way to define the risk that a police officer accepts. Hockey does have rules. A hockey players risks are measureable. A hockey player is accepting the risks within the confines of the rules, not those risks that are associated with actions outside of the rules. (Quoted by Beans.)And a hockey player takes a job that has risks and knowingly takes risks too! Same as a police officer, and no disrespect to police officers who do it for public safety rather than sports entertainment.And really - criminals have no rules? Sorry to get off the topic at hand, but everyone has rules, especially and including criminals! They're called laws, and criminals know the law (in some ways better than the layman), and along with hockey players, they know what's allowed or not allowed. (And the punishment or penalties doled out.) And another thing for sure - contrary to what was asserted (that hockey players do not assume the risks associated outside the rules), every hockey player knows that some players bend or break the rules, and they assume this risk (assume not accept - key difference) when they play the game at a professional level!
quote:Originally posted by Guest7752How many players back then had their careers cut short because of cheap shots compared to today?I have a feeling more careers are prematurely ended today, or at least we are made aware of more of this information today.So if the NHL is "trying" to cut down on these cheap shots in order to stop the unnecessary injuries (not the accidental injuries), then that should be a good thing.
quote:Originally posted by fat_elvis_rockedGeez Man, no need to wave your flag of indignance, if you have been here for any length of time, you'd know I tend to be a wee bit of a smart aleck, and that's all that blurb meant.Of course you never talked of penalties not being dealt with appropriately.What you do seem to beating repeatedly is that what, men are men, they take their chances, they make more than enough than to have anyconsiderations for their injuries, a punch in the teeth would straghten all things out? Fair enough, your opinion and as you say, others support that.All I am saying is that the way the game was going is also not a representation of hockey in my opinion, when there are 30 players currently sitting out with concussions and as you metioned previously the cameras don't lie, when showing the cause of a lot of them. The NHL has made a head shot illegal, not body checks, and if that is the basis of your passionate raving, then that isn't 'bubble wrapping', only hopefully, protecting the reasons we watch the game at the NHL level, to see the best of the best. Unfortunately, any given week, a good selection of those best, are sitting out with injuries, usually caused by illegal plays, hence the 'micromanaging'.
quote:Originally posted by Guest2978Let me put it this way... DILIBERATE cheap shots and plays that endanger other players should be dealt with swiftly and harshly......
quote:Originally posted by Beans15 Wow, what a perfect example of some who just doesn't get it.
quote:Originally posted by Beans15Are you saying they should not be punished because of how much hockey players get paid? How dumb is that?
quote:Originally posted by Beans15[/i]Horrible analogy to a police officer as well. If I were an officer I would be embarassed that my noble profession was used as such a poor comparison.[/i]
quote:Originally posted by Beans15[/i]Could you please provide one example of one of these so called legal hits where a player has received a suspension? I'll sit back and listen to the crickets chirping.[/i]
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KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. — Authorities today recovered the body of a 10-month-old girl not far from where her grandmother was slain and arrested a family friend who investigators said killed them in a botched ransom kidnapping.
Saanvi Venna's body was found about 4:30 a.m. in a suitcase in the basement of a building in the same Upper Merion Township apartment complex where she lived. Investigators had been searching for her since Monday.
The family friend killed 61-year-old Satyavathi Venna while trying to abduct the girl, who he planned to ransom for $50,000, Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman said.
"The grandmother died trying to save her granddaughter's life, trying to prevent her from being taken," Ferman said.
The suspect's name wasn't immediately released.
An autopsy was being conducted on the girl.
The suspect had participated in a candlelight vigil held for the missing girl and distributed fliers, Ferman said.


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"We are thrilled to have Brian join our staff as we continue to progress through this rebuilding stage of our program," said Kittleman Jackson.
Schneider arrives at Columbia after serving three seasons as a men's lacrosse assistant coach at Yale. In 2010, he joined the Bulldog staff as a volunteer assistant and finished his third season heavily working with Yale's goalies. While at Yale, the team captured the 2012 Ivy League Tournament Championship and went on to earn their first NCAA berth in 20 years. He compiled a 33-14 overall record in his tenure and aided several of the nation's top goalies.
Last season with Schneider, Yale captured the 2013 Ivy League Tournament Championship on its way to the NCAA quaterfinals. It marked the team's first quarterfinals apperance since the 1992 season.
"Coming from the Yale men's team, Brian brings a unique outlook on the game and he has a genuine enthusiasm for helping our players get better everyday. Brian is a true teacher and an excellent mentor, and I'm excited that our players will have exposure to his expertise on building a championship caliber team, " said Kittleman Jackson.
The Rockville, Md. Native is a former Hofstra University goalie and a 2009 graduate. He has worked for InsideLacrosse.com, PoliticsDaily.com and DailyCaller.com while interning at ESPN Radio.


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Miami 4 – Four games mean that LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh are must-starts, while Mario Chalmers, Ray Allen, Shane Battier and Udonis Haslem are low-end options this week.
Milwaukee 4 – Larry Sanders sat out Sunday with a knee injury, J.J. Redick was out with an ankle injury, and Ersan Ilyasova sat with a sore knee, leaving all of them a little iffy for Tuesday. Watch for updates. Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis both had monster weeks and are must-starts, while Samuel Dalembert, Mike Dunleavy and even Gustavo Ayon will be worth a look if Sanders and Ilyasova remain out.
Minnesota 4 – Andrei Kirilenko is hoping to return this week from his calf injury, but doesn't sound likely for Tuesday. Nikola Pekovic (abdomen) is in the same boat, so owners of both players need to watch for updates. Ricky Rubio, Derrick Williams, J.J. Barea and Luke Ridnour are all good four-game options, while Alexey Shved, Mickael Gelabale and Greg Stiemsma might be worth a look in deeper leagues. We may see Kevin Love again this season, but I don't think it will happen this week.
New Orleans 3 – Greivis Vasquez is playing through a thumb injury but looks like a strong play, along with Anthony Davis and Ryan Anderson. The Hornets don't go back-to-back until Sunday/Monday, meaning we could actually see Eric Gordon play three times this week, while Al-Farouq Aminu and Robin Lopez might be worth a look, although they're not too reliable right now.
New York 4 – Amare Stoudemire's regular season is done due to knee surgery but there's not really a sure-fire replacement for fantasy purposes in New York. Carmelo Anthony has now missed three straight and most of a fourth with his knee injury, and we just don't know if he'll play Monday, despite traveling with the team. J.R. Smith, Raymond Felton and Tyson Chandler look like solid options this week, while Steve Novak, Kenyon Martin and Chris Copeland might be able to help deep-league owners with four games. Here's hoping we get good news on Melo in a few hours.
Oklahoma City 4 – With four games, Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and Serge Ibaka are all must-starts, while Kevin Martin, Thabo Sefolosha and maybe even Derek Fisher might be worth starting in some formats.
Orlando 3 – Jameer Nelson, Tobias Harris, Arron Afflalo and Nikola Vucevic look like strong plays this week, while Moe Harkless and Beno Udrih might be worth a look. Andrew Nicholson didn't even get off the bench on Sunday, so it's time to move on.
Philadelphia 3 – Jrue Holiday, Evan Turner, Dorell Wright, Spencer Hawes and Thaddeus Young are all worth a look despite three games, although Holiday and Turner are mired in slumps. Damien Wilkins has had some nice games recently, but I don't trust him, while Nick Young could return at some point this week and possibly rain on Wright's parade.
Phoenix 4 – Marcin Gortat (foot) is likely done for the regular season and Jermaine O'Neal (personal) is hoping to play on Monday. Goran Dragic, JO, Markieff Morris, Marcus Morris and Jared Dudley are all interesting four-game options, while Michael Beasley, Wes Johnson and Luis Scola could also make some noise this week. This team is a mess and most of them aren't to be trusted.
Portland 3 – LaMarcus Aldridge suffered a sprained right ankle on Sunday and while he's vowing to play on Tuesday, he's far from a lock to do so. Damian Lillard, who is dealing with a left shoulder injury, Wesley Matthews, Nicolas Batum and J.J. Hickson all look like safe plays, while Eric Maynor has been playing well enough to be given a deep-league look. Aldridge's owners have to hope for the best this week, and then pray he's fully ready for next week's five games.
Sacramento 2 – DeMarcus Cousins elbowed Mike Dunleavy in the head Sunday and was ejected, meaning he could be facing a suspension this week. With two games most Kings should be benched, but owners have to weigh options with guys like Tyreke Evans, Isaiah Thomas, Jason Thompson and Marcus Thornton.
San Antonio 4 – The Spurs go back-to-back on Monday/Tuesday, leaving me a little worried that Tim Duncan and/or Manu Ginobili might be due for a night off in one of them. The point guard situation here is still a mess, while Duncan, Ginobili, Kawhi Leonard, Danny Green and Tiago Splitter are all worth a close look.
Toronto 3 – Rudy Gay sat out on Sunday with a sore back leaving him iffy for Wednesday, while Terrence Ross started in his place and had 14 points and a full stat line. Alan Anderson had 18 points to lead the team, Amir Johnson posted a big line, and Jonas Valanciunas is finally showing signs of life with Andrea Bargnani down again with an elbow injury. Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan look like strong starts this week and I'm leaning toward telling you to start Gay.
Utah 3 – Paul Millsap is iffy for Monday with his knee injury and Al Jefferson's still not up to full speed on his bum ankle. Mo Williams has yet to turn it on since returning from his thumb injury, while Gordon Hayward suddenly looks like one of their safer options. Derrick Favors, Enes Kanter and Alec Burks are always worth a look, but I don't trust those guys much in a three-game week.
Washington 4 – Trevor Ariza is hot, Martell Webster is a decent option as long as he's starting, and John Wall, Nene and Emeka Okafor also look like solid plays this week. Bradley Beal has missed three straight games with a bum ankle and is iffy for Tuesday against the Cavaliers. Depending on your options, he could be worth using with four games this week, and I'm guessing he'll play against the Cavs.
Atlanta 4 Games for Week 20 – It's another four-game week for the Hawks, meaning more goodies from Josh Smith, Al Horford and Jeff Teague, and more inconsistency and lineup tinkering from coach Larry Drew, Kyle Korver and Devin Harris. Use anyone not in the Hawks' Big 3 at your own risk.
Boston 3 – The Celtics have just three games this week, but guys like Avery Bradley, Jason Terry and Brandon Bass are all worth a look in deeper leagues. Kevin Garnett couldn't shoot it on Sunday, but KG, Paul Pierce and Jeff Green, who was also quiet on Sunday, are all players who should be in most fantasy lineups.
Brooklyn 3 – The Nets go three times and are relatively healthy, meaning Deron Williams, Brook Lopez and Joe Johnson should all be good to go, while Andray Blatche, Gerald Wallace and Reggie Evans might be worth a look. Kris Humphries has fallen all the way out of the rotation, so drop him.
Charlotte 3 – Byron Mullens has become unplayable and Kemba Walker has become unbenchable for Charlotte. Gerald Henderson is a solid starting option, Ben Gordon is now relevant due to Ramon Sessions' knee injury, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, as usual, is worth keeping a close eye on, and Josh McRoberts could be the new starting PF going forward. I trust Walker and Henderson, but everyone else on this team is a risky roll of the dice.
Chicago 2 – Derrick Rose is bothered by a hamstring injury now, and even though it feels like he's real close to playing, we still don't have a target date, or even any indication that he'll try to come back and do much at all before the playoffs start. No Bull is a must-start with just two games, but Joakim Noah, Carlos Boozer, Luol Deng, Marco Belinelli and Nate Robinson should all at least be in the discussion this week.
Cleveland 3 – As if Kyrie Irving's knee and illness problems haven't been enough of a buzzkill lately, he left Sunday's game with a bruised left shoulder and didn't return. He shot his free throws one-handed before leaving and Shaun Livingston could be in line for a few starts this week if Irving is out. And given his injury history, their terrible record and the conservative nature of coach Byron Scott, Irving's nervous owners should be watching the Rotoworld wire for updates the rest of the way. I don't like the direction his story is taking. Dion Waiters and Tristan Thompson look like your strong starts this week, while Livingston, C.J. Miles, Tyler Zeller, Marreese Speights, Wayne Ellington and Alonzo Gee all might be worth a look in some deeper leagues.
Dallas 4 – A four-game week for the Mavs means that Dirk Nowitzki, O.J. Mayo and Darren Collison can all be trusted, while Vince Carter looks decent with Shawn Marion iffy for the week with a calf injury. Marion should probably be on all benches right now. Mayo hurt his left ankle on Sunday but played through it, so watch for updates on him Monday, as he could be iffy for Tuesday. Elton Brand, Chris Kaman and Brandan Wright are all interesting center prospects, but are sharing time, creating more of a logjam than anything else.
Denver 3 – Ty Lawson, Danilo Gallinari, Andre Iguodala and Kenneth Faried all look like solid three-game plays this week, while Wilson Chandler, Corey Brewer, Andre Miller, Kosta Koufos and JaVale McGee could possibly be used in a pinch, although I don't really trust any of them. The good news is this team is healthy.
Detroit 3 – The Pistons aren't expecting Andre Drummond back this week, so he should probably still be floating on waivers in your league. Maybe he'll be back from his back injury next Monday, but I'm not holding my breath. Jose Calderon, Brandon Knight and Greg Monroe are the only Pistons I'd think about starting in a three-game week.
Golden State 4 – This is the W's last 4-game week of the season so owners of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and David Lee (knee) should prepare themselves mentally. It sounds like Lee will go on Monday against his former team (NY), so I'd roll with him. Jarrett Jack, Carl Landry (who takes a hit if Lee is back), Andrew Bogut and Harrison Barnes are all worth a look this week, depending on your options. Watch for updates on Lee on Monday afternoon.
Houston 3 – Despite a sore foot, James Harden is your must-start with three games, while Chandler Parsons, Jeremy Lin and Omer Asik should be relatively safe plays. Carlos Delfino could be boom or bust this week, while Donatas Motiejunas just hasn't been living up to the hype lately. However, he is still a better play than Thomas Robinson.
Indiana 3 – Paul George still looks like a must-start despite a quiet game on Sunday, while Roy Hibbert, David West and George Hill should all be decent options. Lance Stephenson, Tyler Hansbrough and D.J. Augustin are also worth consideration, but I don't really trust them in a three-game week.
L.A. Clippers 2 – A two-game week means potential playoffs disaster for owners of Chris Paul and Blake Griffin, while Jamal Crawford, Matt Barnes, Caron Butler and DeAndre Jordan are probably not worth starting in most leagues. Crawford has missed two straight with an ankle injury, but could play Wednesday.
L.A. Lakers 4 – With four games Kobe Bryant, Dwight Howard, Steve Nash and Metta World Peace are must-starts, while Earl Clark, Antawn Jamison and Jodie Meeks are worth consideration. The good news is that they are all relatively healthy right now.
Memphis 4 – Zach Randolph sat out again on Saturday with his bum ankle, leaving him iffy for Tuesday at Portland. With four games he might be worth a roll of the dice, while Mike Conley and Marc Gasol look like strong plays. Ed Davis will be worth a spot start if Z-Bo is out again on Tuesday, while Jerryd Bayless and Tony Allen also appear to be solid four-game options this week. Quincy Pondexter might be a sneaky four-game play in real deep leagues, but there are some trust issues there.


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I know many people won't like to get any comparations.
But just let's see the Lions .. they already got a WIN, besides they look such a better team than US.
His Coach really is makin' his mark, his Rookie QB is playing Ok, their D is that bad.
But are we that far away to turn this team competitive, I know it will take some time to clean up the mess that Hermie create, but hey just look at Lions .. Matt Millen was such a MESS himself and Rod Marinelli as a ****ty Coach.
But if we look how they look over this season so far ..
They are making a turnaround ..
I don't say Haley is that bad at all, but we should consider that at Arizona he got Warner, Boldin, Fitzgerald .. a decent O-line. But he has shown this year so many times a poor Offense Play callings.
We really need an O. Coordinator
Clancy IMO is that bad coach at "D" but we really need to get better players, get Pass rushers and make our DB play much better.
Also Casell's success at Patriots was part of Having Moss, Welker .. a Good O-line.
Damn .. I wasn't expecting a 10 wins season but at least 5 or 6 and show an Improvement.
By far I guess that best Haley era Addition has been our K Succop even he miss a FG .. he has rebound and probe he's a nice Kicker.


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Both of the unabridged multicast Western Pulp audiobooks in this set are 2 hours long. Each production is packed with music and cinema-quality sound effects, putting you right into the heart of the story.
The Baron of Coyote River:
Lance Gordon killed his father's murderer in a fair fight, but now he's got a price on his head and has been running from the law ever since. Cornered by men of the US Cavalry in Santos, Lance gets rescued by a mystery man who convinces him to join forces and go after a notorious cattle rustler up the infamous Coyote River. Even together the pair stands barely a chance of bringing the gang of thieves to account, much less dealing with the soldiers still hot on their trail. ALSO INCLUDES THE WESTEN STORY "REIGN OF THE GILA MONSTER" Rope in the action in the full-cast version of The Baron of Coyote River featuring Martin Kove. Also starring Bruce Boxleitner, Bob Caso, R.F. Daley, Jim Meskimen, Fred Tatasciore, Josh R. Thompson and Michael Yurchak.
Six-Gun Caballero:
Michael Patrick Oba�on, proud owner of a 100,000-acre spread willed to him by his father, suddenly loses his entire inheritance when a band of criminals makes false claims on the ranch. Faced with having to save his property and his people, Oba�on takes a courageous stand against the renegades. Yet he soon realizes it will take far more than mere weapons to win the day. With all guns seemingly drawn against him, Michael must come up with a devious strategy of his own to outwit the imposters and regain his birthright.Rope in the action in the full-cast version of Six-Gun Caballero featuring R.F. Daley. Also starring Shaun Duke, Jim Meskimen and Tait Ruppert.


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According to the Bureau of Statistics consumer price index, the dollar experienced an average inflation rate of 5.60% per year. Prices in 1989 are 2129.2% higher than prices in 1932.
In other words, AU$100 in 1932 is equivalent in purchasing power to AU$2,229.17 in 1989, a difference of AU$2,129.17 over 57 years.
The inflation rate in 1989 was 7.43%.
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Politics and news often influence economic performance. Here's what was happening at the time:
Raw data for these calculations comes from the government of Australia's annual (CPI) as provided by the Reserve Bank of Australia. The consumer price index was established in 1922 and is tracked by Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
You may use the following MLA citation for this page: "1932 dollars in 1989 | Australia Inflation Calculator." U.S. Official Inflation Data, Alioth Finance, 23 Jun. 2018, https://www.officialdata.org/1932-AUD-in-1989.


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Adrien Broner Makes it Rain $15k in Club, Gives Stripper Oral Sex on Stage (Video)
Someone needs to talk to Adrien Broner and tell him to slow down. I followed Floyd Mayweather early in his career and it was all about boxing, the Money Mayweather persona came much later.
Even now, the whole Money Mayweather thing is more promotion than reality. Yes, Floyd likes flashing a lot of money, but besides a gambling problem, but he is still focused on his craft and is always in the gym. He isn't drinking or doing drugs. He has had trouble with the law, but if you are Broner, do you really want to go that down that road?
If Floyd shows up at a strip club, he is getting paid to be there, he definitely not doing this.
Forget the money for a second, that just isn't sanitary. Broner and some of his yes men, will probably say this is hating, but that isn't the case.
So many boxers over the years, life outside of the ring, derailed their life inside of the ring. I don't want that happened to Broner, because he is so talented, but the signs are there, if he doesn't get things together, he is going to be another statistic.


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Negotiations for the sale of a proposed arts center slated for Louisville's Steel Ranch development have fallen through.
Developer RMCS, LLC requested to amend an existing final plat and planned unit development that was originally approved in 2008. The request proposed to divide a 4.95-acre parcel on the northeast corner of the property for retail/commercial called Steel Ranch Marketplace that would be developed in three phases.
The Steel Ranch community is located off Colo. Highway 42 in Louisville.
The first phase of the project would have been the proposed development of a 14,096 square foot building which was slated to house The Art Underground's new arts center.
The Louisville City Council was expected to discuss the item during its Tuesday night regularly scheduled meeting, but Louisville planning director Troy Russ told Council that RMCS's Justin McClure asked for the item to be vacated because negotiations had fallen through.
The Art Underground was expected to lease the building from Creative Enterprises, owned by Lori Jones, executive director of The Art Underground.
In September, Jones anticipated the arts center would break ground in January 2013 and the project would be completed by August, in time for The Art Underground's sixth birthday.
In a Friday, Feb. 1, email sent from McClure to Louisville principal planner Sean McCartney, McClure wrote, "Regretfully, Lori (Jones) has decided at this time to not move forward with the project."
The Art Underground -- which opened in Louisville in September 2007, offers dance, theater, music, photography, film and visual arts classes for all ages -- had plans to open the new 9,200 square-foot arts center in addition to its existing facility which sits about a mile away in Downtown Louisville.
The new facility was slated to include a 200-seat auditorium and also an outdoor pedestrian plaza with tables, a playground, public art area and "flexibility to allow for outdoor performances," according to Louisville staff.
Neither McClure nor Jones attended the meeting Tuesday night.


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This thrilling action-adventure film is set in a world where people are divided into distinct factions based on human virtues. Tris Prior is warned she is Divergent and will never fit into any one group. When she discovers a conspiracy by a faction leader to destroy all Divergents, Tris must learn to trust in the mysterious Four and...
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This thrilling action-adventure film is set in a world where people are divided into distinct factions based on human virtues. Tris Prior is warned she is Divergent and will never fit into any one group. When she discovers a conspiracy by a faction leader to destroy all Divergents, Tris must learn to trust in the mysterious Four and together they must find out what makes being Divergent so dangerous before it's too late.
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Beneath the many tiers of convoluted sci-fi world building that make up the skin of Divergent, there is what might pass for a simple and humane heart: the message that a person should be more than just one thing. That the truly worthwhile among us won't fit so snugly into the rigid compartments instituted by society - both ours and that of Future Chicago - because not fitting in, as it turns out, is actually a better gig. That in Tris Prior (Shailene Woodley), we - the silent majority of outcasts - have a new idol to vocalize the values in being different. But it's really difficult to attach yourself to a character like Tris with writing this terrible.
Although the parameters of her role would logically allow for enough personality, imagination, and good old fashioned chutzpah to make Tris a relatable human being, there is almost no personality to be found in the script's version of the hero. The entire Divergent world is lacking in this area, in fact. From the onset of her introductory voice-over (almost forgivable, because there might actually be no other way to introduce a society so cluelessly complicated), we can feel something lacking in the construction of the film's hero. Tris explains the nature of the five societal factions that exist in Future Chicago - Dauntless (the brave), Abnegation (the selfless), Erudite (the intelligent), and two others that don't really come into play, mentioning with a foreboding tone that those who don't belong to any faction are shunned by the world and cast to desolation (that's her, if you don't already know). But in these crucial opening minutes, Tris' exposition is as lifeless as it is brainless. Starting with Erudite, Tris fawns like an empty-headed child, They know everything. A regrettably imbecilic line, but probably the peak of the character's nuance. From there, we get very little out of Tris, or any other of Divergent's citizens, that isn't cold, bloodless exposition and the action necessary to courier it to a sating box office end game.
No one in this story about being yourself feels at all like he or she has a self to be. Run through the gears of a world too insistently mechanical to evoke anything real (despite the generosity of its central fitting in conceit), the people end up flat, thin, and dry, never once uttering a line of dialogue that is in any way personal... or in any small way not tailored to the larger game of misguided set-up at play. Against this backdrop, a pronounced Tris Prior might have been doubly effective. But it's not some grand schematic on the part of director Neil Burger and screenwriters Evan Daugherty and Vanessa Taylor to paint a gray world behind a glimmering hero. It's just an ostensible inability to draw anything human.
There are a couple of reasons why we hesitate to call Tris a truly terrible character. The first is Woodley. With so little to work with, she is, admittedly, good. Her action carries weight, her tears beget ours, and we do actually root for her to come out okay. All of the charm we're accrediting to Tris is Woodley's doing, and we know from past turns that with a better script in her hands this rising star could do wonders. The second is that, in outline form, Tris might be the best YA heroine we've gotten lately. Her decisions stem from a drive for independence and personal fulfillment. True, her primarily relationship is with a brooding jock, the unfortunately named Four (Theo James), to whom she plays the eager therapist more than anything else. But she also has a somewhat empowering bond with her mother (Ashley Judd) and an admittedly under cooked but at the very least occasionally present rapport with faction-mate Christina (Zoe Kravitz). So... something.
Without a real character in which to root these small victories, though, they amount to very little. Just additional slices of the soulless, joyless, mindless deep dish pie that is this movies. But Chicago's dystopian fiction fails the same w
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LOL!! I'm still me!! REALLY!!!
Anyway, I just got a chance to play two PS3 games on our dev systems: Motorstorm and F-1. Motorstorm looked great but just didn't feel right. I'm sure plenty of people will moan about the physics and the sense of speed...or lack of. F-1 was pretty cool cause I actually got to use the new GT steering wheel with force feedback. The steering wheel actually enhanced the overall feel of the game. Both the graphics in the games were sharp and crisp.
As much as I wouldn't mind a PS3, I'd still have to wait before making the purchase. I'm more of a console RPG gamer so I'll wait till we have more of those. Besides, I still have plenty of RPGs for my other consoles that I need to finish up. Hehe!
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Tatum Edwards Earns Weekly Honors
Junior right-hander Tatum Edwards was named the Big Ten Pitcher of the Week, the conference announced on Monday. The weekly honor was the first of the season for Edwards and the third of her career. She was also named the national pitcher of the week by CollegeSportsMadness.com.
Edwards was honored after posting a 2-1 record against No. 9 Michigan last weekend. The Wolverines entered the series undefeated in Big Ten Conference with a 16-0 record. In Friday's series opener, Edwards fired a two-hitter in a 6-1 victory, holding the Wolverines to a season-low two hits and season-low one run. Her complete-game victory snapped Michigan's nation-leading 22-game win streak and also halted the Wolverines' 21-game winning streak in conference play.
After taking the loss in relief on Saturday, Edwards picked up her second win of the weekend by tossing 3.0 scoreless innings of no-hit relief on Sunday. Her efforts helped Nebraska win a conference series from a top-10 opponent for the first time since 2001. She finished the weekend with a 2-1 record and a 1.91 ERA, allowing only five hits in 11.0 innings against a Michigan team that entered the weekend ranked second nationally in batting average.
In addition to her outstanding work in the circle, Edwards also produced big hits at the plate. A native of Murrieta, Calif., Edwards went 5-for-6 in the series with a double, a home run and three RBIs. Her two-run homer on Sunday ignited Nebraska's rally from a four-run deficit.
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IT industry analyst house IDC is firmly of the opinion that the software application development market in 2013 has been "carried" not through healthy sales from within its own quarters, but from supporting trends in relational database management systems and integration.
The firm carries out a bi-annual software industry tracker analysis in order to try and gauge the total size of the software application development market. By IDC's reckoning, 2012 closed up on a total value of around $80.6 billion, which represents a 3.7 percent increase on last year's figure.
Analyst Patrick Melgarejo predicts a brighter 2013 and expects the current 12-month to come in closer to $86.7 billion, which will represent a growth rate of nearly double at 7.5 percent.
Melgarejo and his team concoct their market prophesies with an economic model of sorts that features in relational database management systems (RDBMS) taking up 34 percent of the total "application development" marketshare.
RDBMS technologies are so fundamentally important to the programming landscape right now (argues IDC) because they necessitate the coexistence (and therefore the onward development of) data integration and access software. These application types are burgeoning because firms using RDBMS technologies need to be able to streamline the flow of data between distributed computing environments as they exist, says IDC.
The analyst house also points to software solutions that are developed in concert with these trends, such as those produced to increase application performance by managing cache data.
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"The CRM applications market experienced a rebound effect in 2011 that is being carried through well into 2012. The 'century of the customer' has centered on increasing customer experience and, powered by social media, is motivating organizations to invest in their customer-handling infrastructure. The move to interact with customers when, where, and how they want is changing the go-to-market strategies of many organizations. Technology is now a requirement to be able to deliver consistency at scale," said Mary Wardley, program vice president, CRM applications and customer experience.


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I say sign Winston, then draft DeCastro. If you cant get Winston, then go after Nicks/Grubbs and draft the best out of Reiff/Martin.


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NASCSP National Carbon Trading Project
While attending the NASCSP conference last week in Atlanta, Georgia, the overall message was: How do we keep the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) relevant in the future? Also, how do we find more funding to keep our programs alive post-ARRA?
Along with a lot of brainstorming and industry conversation happening around the two questions posed above, NASCSP took one of the sessions to tell attendees about their initiatives for the future of WAP. Along with a concerted effort to band together and create a better public image for weatherization, NASCSP is making a large effort to leverage partnerships and earn more money for weatherization. One such leveraging project will include their Carbon Trading Initiative.
As told by NASCSP's new Carbon Trading Project Director, Jo-Ann Choate, the Carbon Trading Initiative boils down to this simple fact: Weatherization reduces carbon but states/companies/organizations aren't currently being monetarily rewarded for doing so. In order to leverage additional funding for WAP and receive those "rewards," NASCSP is currently developing a national framework to measure carbon emission reductions from weatherization activities and sell carbon offsets in the voluntary carbon markets in compliance with the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS). The project also aims to help states improve the quality of their services (by monitoring and measuring all data) and help to expand WAP beyond just the low-income community.
Here's how it will work.
- NASCSP will continue to identify the scope and plan for this project. (Preliminary documents, including data sheets and questionnaires had already been sent to states prior to the conference.)
- Once it's ready to roll out, which is said to be soon, they'll write an official project description.
- States will then send in all appropriate documents to NASCSP and the organization will validate all the projects that are sent to them.
- NASCSP will then verify all carbon offsets, register them, and sell them in the carbon markets. (Note: Many large organizations purchase carbon offsets to meet corporate social responsibility regulations, which allows them to not necessarily reduce their own carbon emissons but "pay it forward," so to speak and balance out their own emissons by purchasing offsets.)
- Once they're purchased, NASCSP will distribute all carbon funds back to each state. NASCSP will also identify and manage all the carbon data throughout the process.
Prior to the conference, NASCSP had approached all the attendees and 17 states had already agreed to participate in the program.
From where I'm sitting, this plan not only seems simple, but it seems profitable, which is exactly what WAP needs right now.
You can view the PowerPoint presentation given at the conference for the WAP Carbon Trading Project here.
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Ben Gerstman, Managing Broker of Prudential Rubloff's Northbrook office, announced Honore and Kelly Frumentino as office sales leaders for the month of July. Kim Meixner and Susan Teper also had outstanding sales in July.
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Prudential Rubloff Properties is an independently owned and operated member of Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, a full-service residential and commercial real estate network with nearly 1,400 franchise offices and approximately 47,000 sales professionals in the franchise network in the United States and Canada. Prudential Rubloff ranked first in the Midwest and seventh in the nation in the Prudential Real Estate Network in 2012. For additional information and the finest online residential real estate experience in Chicago, please visit Rubloff.com.


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William Tait "Bill" Thomas, Sr., 72 of Haven, Kan., died on Friday, Oct. 4.
William Tait "Bill" Thomas, Sr., 72 of Haven, Kan., died on Friday, Oct. 4. Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Sunset Lawns Cemetery, El Dorado.
He was born on Jan. 2, 1941 in Lyons, Kan., the son of F.B. and Lucile Rose Thomas, Jr. He graduated from El Dorado High School in 1959. He also had received some college hours. Bill was an Industrial Mechanic. He loved to tinker, do woodworking, and had retired from Cities Service/Oxy.
On Feb. 21, 1987, Bill and Sandra Dailey were united in marriage in Mount Hope, Kan.
Those who survive include: his wife, Sandra of the home; his children and their spouses, Sarah and Doug Lauxman of Towanda, William and Cindy Thomas, Jr., of Maize and Christine and Ken Werth of Wichita; a step-son, Galen Thies and wife Heather of Lawrence; and eight grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Rose Ann Miller.
Memorials to his memory for the United Church of Christ in Haven or H20 Church TV in Towanda may be left with Carlson Funeral Home, El Dorado, who are in charge of the arrangements. Condolences to the family can be sent to www.carlsoncolonial.com.


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Atlanta - 200 220 101 - 8 11 1A horrific five-batter start from Matsuzaka put the Red Sox in a quick hole. Coupled with their weak offense -- Boston has collected only three hits in their last 14 innings -- it was a disheartening night from beginning to end.
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Boston got a two-run bomb to left from Jason Bay in the sixth, but that was the offense. Only one other Red Sox runner advanced past first base -- and that was Bay, as well, as he doubled in the second and took third on a passed ball.
How bad was Dice's first inning?
Nate McLouth: First pitch HR to right-center
Yunel Escobar: Ball 1, line drive single to left
Chipper Jones: First pitch double roped to right
Brian McCann: Ball 1, ball 2, ball 3, ball 4 (bases loaded)
Garret Anderson: Ball 1, ball 2, ball 3, ball 4 (RBI, bases loaded)
As Justin Masterson began throwing in the bullpen, Matsuzaka slipped a strike past Matt Diaz to a raucous cheer -- the first strike he had thrown that was not hammered for a hit. It was Dice's 13th pitch of the night. He lasted two batters into the fifth (4-8-6-4-2, 67) and saw his ERA rise to 8.23.
Matsuzaka did have a decent stretch after that bases-loaded walk gave Atalanta a 2-0 lead. He struck out Diaz and got lucky when Casey Kotchman lined into an unassisted DP to Kevin Youkilis. Dice walked the leadoff man in the second, but had no other trouble (11 pitches), allowed a two-out single in the third (12 pitches) and retired the first two batters in the fourth on three pitches.
Then a walk, double and single doubled Atlanta's lead to 4-0. And Dice allowed back-to-back doubles to start the fifth; both of those runners eventually scored, as well.
That 12-batter stretch was encouraging -- until the roof fell in. And so, the only question being asked is: How long can the front office keep sending him out to the mound?
Kenshin Kawakami (4.54, 93 ERA+) / Daisuke Matsuzaka (7.55, 62 ERA+)
Kawakami (who turns 34 next Monday) is a rookie right-hander from Japan. He made his debut on April 11 and has made 12 starts this year. In a spring training game back on March 30, Kawakami allowed two runs to the Red Sox in six innings.
Opponents are batting .372 against Matsuzaka, along with a robust 1.059 OPS. That OPS would be good for 5th best in MLB. His BABIP is .444! ... Beckett got his act together. So did Lester. Penny doing well, too. It's your turn, Dice.
IYI: On Wednesday, Dustin Pedroia became the first Red Sox second baseman since 1954 to log at least three hits, three RBIs and two stolen bases in a game. ... Derek Lowe is blogging.


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2012-13 Review:Despite upgrading Harry Redknapp with Andre Villas-Boas it was a case of deja-vu for Tottenham as they once again missed out on Champions League football on the final day. Unlike last season - when they finished 4th but were desperately unlucky to see 6th placed Chelsea win the trophy - they must take some blame this time for allowing Arsenal to close the 7 point gap that emerged after the North London derby. Failure to add an established striker to the squad in either transfer window was a major issue and they did not replace Luka Modric or Rafael van der Vaart with the required quality. This loss of creativity meant the team often struggled to breakdown sides who packed men behind the ball (losing 1-0 at home to Fulham was a key turning point) and they badly missed the injured Sandro and Younes Kaboul for much of the campaign. The season was far from a disaster however, with AVB showing greater tactical nous than his predecessor and developing an attractive but disciplined playing style as Spurs broke their own Premier League record with 72 points (which would've been enough for 3rd place in seasons gone past). The biggest positive was of course the form of the outstanding Gareth Bale who has emerged as a truly world class talent, although many claim Spurs' dependence on him means they can be fairly labelled a "one man team".
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ISHPEMING — The Sault Little League Major All-Stars bowed out of the state baseball tournament with a 6-0 loss in a quarterfinal game against Grosse Pointe Woods Monday.
The Sault stars finished 2-2 at the tourney, and they were the only U.P. team remaining among the final eight at the event.
Grosse Pointe pitchers struck out 11 and did not allow a hit against the Sault.
It was a 0-0 tie until Grosse Pointe scored five runs in the fourth inning. Sam Hopper and Alex Morehouse pitched for the Sault.
On Sunday, the Sault stars rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat Ypsilanti 3-2.
Jake Goetz was 2-for-2, and he delivered a 2-RBI single to put the Sault up 3-2 in the bottom of the fifth. Alex Christian, Thompson, and Bailey each collected a hit.
Logan Bailey started on the mound, while Shane Thompson came in to earn the save in the sixth inning.
The Sault pitchers allowed two runs on fourhits, while striking out 10 and walking two.
"We were thrilled to represent not just District 13, but Sault Ste. Marie and the U.P. in the state quarterfinals," Sault coach Shane Thompson said. " This has been an outstanding run by this group of kids over three years. We are all very proud of what they have accomplished and are thankful for the sacrifices that their parents have made.
"We would also like to thank the numerous businesses, groups and individual supporters who made this an experience to remember."
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BELVIDERE — A female pedestrian is dead after being struck by a hit and run driver about 4:30 a.m. Sunday on Beloit Road west of Hills of Boulevard.
The woman was dead when police arrived, the Belvidere Police Department said in a news release. Her identity was being withheld pending family notification.
The vehicle fled the scene, the release said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Belvidere police at 815-544-2135 or Crime Stoppers at 815-547-7867.


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LOVELAND PASS — Five backcountry snowboarders were killed Saturday in Colorado's deadliest avalanche in more than 50 years.
Saturday's avalanche struck about 1 p.m. on the north-northeast aspect of the Sheep Creek drainage of Loveland Pass along U.S. 6, the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office said.
The avalanche occurred near the Loveland Ski Area but outside its boundaries.
Sheriff Don Krueger said there was one confirmed survivor — a member of the group was able to drag himself out and call for help. Krueger said his office was notified about 2 p.m.
The survivor was up and walking around when he saw him, Krueger said.
No information was released Saturday about the five victims — no names, ages or genders. The bodies were recovered.
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The sheriff confirmed that the parties were equipped with proper safety equipment, including avalanche beacons.
Krueger said additional information about the victims likely would not be available until Sunday morning.
Saturday's avalanche was the deadliest since 1962, when seven people were killed Jan. 21 as an avalanche buried residences at Twin Lakes near Independence Pass.
Saturday's fatal slide measured about 200 meters (about 219 yards) wide and 350 meters (about 383 yards) long. The fracture line was about 8 feet deep, officials said.
Teams from Alpine Search & Rescue, Summit County Rescue Group, Clear Creek Fire Authority, as well as Clear Creek and Summit counties' sheriff's officials, all came to the scene.
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center forecast for Summit County and Vail Pass on Saturday morning warned of "deep persistent slabs and fresh wind slabs" on the north, east and southeast aspects near and above tree line.
The recent deluge of heavy, wet snow and high winds in the high country has spiked avalanche danger in the Central Rockies at a time when snowpacks are typically stabilizing and getting safer for backcountry travel.
"I feel really bad for these guys. I think they were trying to do a lot of things right. These weren't guys who were reckless and didn't care. They all had gear, and I think they cared about making good decisions," said Tim Brown, a Summit County avalanche forecaster with the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
"That is an important message right now. You can do a lot of things right but still be caught in a dangerous situation."
Dale Atkins, the president of the American Avalanche Association and a longtime member of the Alpine Rescue Team, was part of the early rescue team.
"As rescuers, what we've been dealing with lately is avalanches that are sort of like angry sleeping dogs. They are unreactive for a long period of time, but with recent heavy snows and the deep weakness, somebody in the wrong place at the wrong time can bring a whole mountainside down."
Atkins said the bowl that released the avalanche Saturday was not an extreme slope.
"This would be a slope that looks like a lot of fun for good riders." he said. "But the conditions this spring are unusual, and unusual conditions result in unusual avalanches. You really need to dial it back this spring."
Late Saturday, the chunks that funneled from a 4-foot to 8-foot lip of snow clogged a deep ravine at the bottom of the wide bowl. Some of the icy chunks were the size of golf carts. The tracks of rescuers wended through the massive chunks toward deep holes.
The avalanche triggered while all six riders were nearing the bottom of the bowl and the beginning of the narrow ravine only a couple hundred yards above the top of the Loveland Valley chairlift.
"With all the snow and wind we've had over the last couple of weeks, winds are really building that slab up, and it's really kind of reached the tipping point this last week," said Colorado Avalanche Information Center executive director Ethan Greene. "Especially in that area. We are very much in a winter snowpack right now. The calendar may say it's April, but the snowpack looks more like February and it needs to be treated as such."
Colorado has seen 11 avalanche deaths in the 2012-13 season — almost half of the 24 U.S. fatalities, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
Ten of those 11 killed in Colorado were skiing, snowboarding or snowshoeing outside ski area boundaries.
CAIC forecaster Spencer Logan said there have been weak layers in Colorado's snowpack since early January, and forecasters have said they're seeing the worst avalanche danger in 30 years.
Some 42 people in Colorado's back country and ski areas have been caught in slides this season.
"Our last series of storms made them more active again," Logan said. "Over the last week and a half, that area got over 18 inches of snow. If you melted that, it would be 2 inches of water, so that is a heavy load."
A snowboarder, a man from Westminster, was killed in an avalanche Thursday in Avalanche Bowl south of Vail Pass. He was making runs with two friends after they were dropped off at the top by a friend with a snowmobile.
U.S. 6 at Loveland Pass, elevation 11,990 feet, was closed by the Colorado Department of Transportation at 3:16 p.m because of a slide, just as many skiers were headed home from nearby Arapahoe Basin ski resort.
U.S. avalanche deaths climbed steeply around 1990 to an average of about 24 a year as new gear became available for backcountry travel. Until then, avalanches rarely claimed more than a handful of lives each season in records going back to 1950.
Peter Dettman and Adrian Garcia of The Denver Post contributed to this report.