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J.J. Abrams: I feel the pressure every time. I felt it on Felicity, on Alias, on Lost, and I feel it on Fringe. It goes with the territory. But I'm far more excited about people seeing it than I am nervous that they may not like it.
TV Guide: What can you tell us about it?
Abrams: I don't want to give away too much.
TV Guide: What a shock!
Abrams: [Laughs] I know, right?
TV Guide: OK. So the show revolves around a female FBI agent who investigates bizarre cases with the help of a formerly institutionalized scientist and his equally brilliant but estranged son. Will the story line be ongoing, like Lost's?
Abrams: For the most part, you'll be able to tune in whenever you want and get it. You'll have a beginning, middle and an end. But if you want to track the big bad guy and the big overarching story, you can do that, too.
TV Guide: The first episode opens with a troubled flight. Was it an intentional nod to Lost?
Abrams: It's almost embarrassing, but I wasn't even thinking about that. The idea for that sequence came to me, and then I thought, "Oh, Lord." [Laughs] Then I was like, "Do we change it?" But the story could not be less like Lost. To me, there's just something about airplanes. I was obsessed with the "Airport" movies when I was a kid. I saw all of them, including "The Concorde — Airport '79." So it's a place that's kind of a go-to for me. But I'm guessing I can't really do another airplane thing for a while.
TV Guide: You've become known for writing strong female characters: Alias' Sydney, Lost's Kate and now Fringe's Olivia. Is this another go-to place for you?
Abrams: It's funny because I don't consciously write strong women. I just hopefully write strong characters who may happen to be women. If Olivia were a guy, I don't know that you'd be saying, "Oh, it's a strong male." But what I love about Olivia is she's got a lot going on that's just barely alluded to in the pilot. And Anna [Torv] is so good because she's clearly the prettiest person in the room, but she's not inaccessible. She's not phony pretty. When I saw her audition, I had the same undeniable feeling I had when I saw Jennifer Garner or Evangeline Lilly.
TV Guide: In the last few years, you've primarily focused on film — directing Mission: Impossible III and the upcoming Star Trek and producing Cloverfield. Did you miss TV?
Abrams: I did. It's a lot of work, but every time I get to do television, I feel like the luckiest person in the world.
TV Guide: Are there any shows you watch now and think, "Man, I wish I would've come up with that"?
Abrams: There's only one that I am in awe and envious of: Mad Men. My dad wasn't an adman, but he sold advertising time for CBS in the '60s and early '70s, and he lived that world. Mad Men doesn't just take place in that world — which is incredibly rich and funny and ironic and oddly heartbreaking — but it does so beautifully. It's just an incredible thing to behold.
TV Guide: You always have a million different ideas and projects bubbling at once. Does J.J. Abrams ever suffer a creative block?
Abrams: Every day. I'm not kidding. You literally just described my status quo.
TV Guide: How do you overcome it — candy, alcohol, a baseball bat?
Abrams: Part of the way I dig out of the hole is being reminded of the people I'm getting to work with.
TV Guide: On Trek, one of the people you worked with was Leonard freakin' Nimoy!
Abrams: I know! But it's funny, because it wasn't until very recently that it really hit me how cool that was. There was so much work to do during the shoot and there were so many fires that needed putting out that there wasn't much time to sit and acknowledge the reality of working with him. Then the other day I was watching the movie, and there he was. There was Spock! And it hit me like, "Holy s---!" [Laughs] It was kind of like a huge delay.
TV Guide: There are still nearly nine months until Trek's release. What can you tell us?
Abrams: All I can say is that I think this movie is going to be worth the wait. It's blessed with a wonderful optimism and an incredibly alive and invested cast. While the visual effects are gonna be unbelievable, the movie is working right now with only 50 of our 1,000-plus visual effects finished. It's funny, it's scary, it's dramatic, emotional and entertaining—all without having the stuff you'd think a movie called "Star Trek" would require. That to me is exciting.
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New Titan Extreme Cinema Experience Features Largest Commercial Movie Screen in Hawaii
HONOLULU, HAWAII, OCTOBER 14, 2010 — When Moving Image Technologies' Rydt Entertainment Systems Division faced the challenge of installing Hawaii's largest commercial movie screen, part of Consolidated Theatre's latest venture to attract more moviegoers, it turned to Harkness' Perlux® 220 3D screen (ShowEast Booth 518) for the solution.
Named "Titan Extreme Cinema" ("Titan XC"), this new big-screen concept treats guests to an enormous wall-to-wall movie screen, pristine, eye-popping 3D images, ground-breaking sound and brand new, first-class leather seating.
The Titan XC, which made its Hawaiian debut at the popular Ward Stadium 16 on Friday, June 18, 2010, to coincide with the release of Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 3 in 3D, has quickly established itself as Hawaii's premier cinema viewing experience. The auditorium offers a seating capacity of 500 and features a 66-foot wide Harkness Perlux® 220 screen.
"We chose the Harkness brand because we believe it is the best screen on the market," says Jerry VandeRydt, president of the Rydt Entertainment Systems Division of Moving Image Technologies. "For this unique project, we selected Harkness' Perlux® 220 because we wanted the higher 2.2-gain screen. When dealing with such a large screen, you are always starved for light when running 3D. The 2.2-gain screen gives us the most reflectivity and, in turn, the most light output to utilize for a 3D situation."
In addition to the selection and installation of the Perlux® 220, Rydt also designed the sound system and performed all of the installs of the speakers and equipment inside the theater.
VandeRydt and his team installed QSC amplifiers, JBL backstage speakers and surrounds and QSC subwoofers for a total of 18 surround speakers in the walls, 14 surround speakers in the ceiling and eight subwoofers.
All movies shown in Titan XC and on the Harkness Perlux® 220 will be presented digitally with a new, state-of-art NEC digital projection system, providing Titan moviegoers with striking, vivid images. Additionally, 3D blockbusters will be showcased using XpanD's 3D system, the first of its kind in Hawaii.
Harkness Perlux® screens are considered by leading cinema exhibitors worldwide to be the premier gain projection surfaces. The Perlux® line of screens provides a choice of gain characteristics, high contrast, bright pictures, generous viewing angles and excellent color temperature. The Perlux® 180 and 220 high gain screens are perfect companions for digital 3D systems that use non-polarized light, such as XpanD 3D and Dolby 3D.
About Harkness Screens
Harkness Screens is the world's leading manufacturer of large screens. Thousands of screens are supplied every year for cinema, film production, special effects, live events and custom AV applications. Founded in 1929, Harkness has just celebrated its 80th year in business and has screens in place in over 60 countries. With its corporate office located in the Ireland, other offices and factories are located in UK, France, Beijing and Fredericksburg, VA. Harkness Screens combines unrivalled experience with the latest technology to provide innovative solutions to the company's key markets worldwide. For more information, visit the Harkness Screens web page at www.harkness-screens.com.


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Alice Viola Parnell, 93, of Grove Hill died Dec. 20, 2011 at Mobile Infirmary.
She was born Sept. 8, 1918 in Atmore. She was a member of the Grove Hill United Methodist Church. She was a former home care aide.
Survivors include three sons, Robert L. (Toni) Parnell, James A. Parnell, George W. Parnell; one daughter, Florence M. Parnell (Ray) Heisey; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, J.D. Parnell, two brothers, William Hall, Lewis Hall and a sister, Mary Hall Lynn.
The service was Dec. 22 at 2 p.m. at O'Bryant Chapel Funeral Home with Rev. David Rhodes officiating. Burial was in the Pine Hill Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Mike Williamson, Tony L. Gates, Tracy L. Gates, Bruce Wilson, Ronnie Hare and Randy Jones.
Alternate Pallbearer was Robby Gates.
Memorials may be made to The Grove Hill United Methodist Church.
Condolences may be offered at www.obryantchapelfh.com.
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(Joe Lauzon, pictured here with his spirit animal. Photo courtesy of MySpace.)
Judging by his feud with Hermes Franca on the UG, Joe Lauzon is a nice enough guy until you say something about his brother. That's a line you probably shouldn't cross with him apparently, and once you do you've made yourself an instant enemy.
In our exclusive interview Lauzon talks about how the bad blood erupted on the UG, just how pissed off he really was, and what he thinks of Jeremy Stephens' plan to break his will at UFC Fight Night 17 this Saturday.
CagePotato.com: So how serious was this beef with Hermes Franca?
It was serious on my end. I take it personally when he comes at my brother like that. Basically, he hurt his knee and couldn't fight, so I said how sorry I was to hear it, hope he heals up, best of luck, all that, and maybe we can fight somewhere down the line.
And then he starts calling me "the luckiest motherfucker alive," saying that after he saw how much my brother sucks he couldn't wait to fight me, stuff that's just completely uncalled for. I'm saying, 'sorry to hear about your knee,' and he's saying, 'you suck.' That's just complete trash.
Do you think he might have been joking, like a lot of people suggested?
I don't think so. He called me the luckiest motherfucker alive. I just ignored that, whatever. I signed my post Joe "The Luckiest Motherfucker Alive" Lauzon, and let it go. I didn't say anything after that. Totally let it go. Then he comes back talking about how much my brother sucks, and it wasn't a joking kind of thing. If you're joking, you don't say stuff about someone's family like that, just so direct. That's just not something you do.
Why would he say your brother sucks when he won his fight in the first round at Affliction?
I have no idea. My brother was catching all kinds of crap after that fight. Basically, he gets fouled three times and still ends the fight in the first round. I've never seen someone take so much crap for a fight where they won after getting fouled three times.
Jeremy Stephens said he didn't like the way you were talking about Hermes on the UG and it made him want to step in there even more and beat you because of it.
I don't know where he gets that. I can understand wanting to step in for your teammate, but I'm not the one who started this whole thing. And I'm sure he knew about the fight between me and Hermes being off before this. He was training with him and Hermes hurt his knee the week before and had an MRI on it before it came out that he was out of the fight, so I'm sure [Stephens] had a lot more notice on it than I did.
What do you know about Stephens?
He's an aggressive fighter, he goes for the finish, and he has pretty good jiu-jitsu. Very good hands.
Will you look to get it to the mat or are you going to stand and strike with him?
I'm probably not going to stand with him too much. I'm not going to rush it, but I'm also not going to hang in there on my feet the whole time.
He says your TKO losses prove that your will can be broken and he thinks that's how he'll beat you, by breaking your will.
You know, there's an awesome Cus D'Amato quote about how a fight is a test of will more than a test of skill, provided that the difference in skill isn't so great that the will not be tested. In other words, he's not going to have a chance to test my will. I think the fight's going to be over pretty quick. I'm going to rough him up, beat him up, and it's not going to be some long drawn out battle. I'm going to go at him and take him out quick.
You seemed to be on a fast rise through the ranks before your loss to Kenny Florian set you back. Where do you see yourself in the UFC's lightweight division now?
The setback after fighting Kenny, I think, really wasn't that much of a setback. If you're fighting a guy ranked higher than you and you lose, I don't think you fall that much. If you lose to a guy you're supposed to be better than, then I think you fall a good amount. I don't think it was a huge setback. It definitely halted my momentum a little bit.
What do you think went wrong in that fight?
I think a lot of things went wrong in that fight. I didn't handle the altitude very well. I let my nerves get the best of me. I think I definitely wasn't helped out by the ref. When I got a takedown and got fouled, I lost my takedown. But really, a lot of things went wrong. It just wasn't my night.
So you were especially nervous for that fight, and that affected you?
Honestly, that was the only time I've ever been nervous before a fight. Even when I first started, I never got nervous, and I don't get nervous now. I know that I trained hard and that I'm prepared, so I don't get nervous. If you do everything you can and lose to a guy because he's just better than you, there's no shame in it. If you lose to a guy you could have beaten because you just didn't do enough to prepare, that's when you should be nervous. I felt like I was fully prepared, but I had everyone from Dana White to the cameramen asking me if I was nervous, and I think I let it get the best of me.
People asking you if you were nervous actually made you nervous?
That's exactly what it was. I wasn't nervous at all, but then everyone was coming up to me saying, 'Aren't you nervous? I'd be so nervous.' So I started to think, shit, should I be nervous? But what can I do. I prepared properly and he just beat me. That's something I can live with. It's not like I just didn't do what I needed to do in training.
I take it you and your brother are very close. What's it like to train together?
Training with my brother is the only time I can be grappling and a knee gets thrown, on purpose. There can be bloodshed pretty easily with us. It's stuff like that. A sibling rivalry can be good when it's focused properly. With us, sometimes it is and sometimes it isn't. It's definitely an advantage, though. You never want to lose to your brother, so you have a fight on your hands every day.
Was that how it was for you guys growing up?
Kind of. I started training at 17, and Dan was 14. Up until then we really didn't get into too many fights. We had a trampoline, and Danny would be the wrestling dummy. We'd powerbomb him, choke-slam him, try to break him in half. He'd run away and we'd just go get him and carry him back to the trampoline. It wasn't really mean-spirited, just kids messing around, being kids.
Why do you think you both became professional fighters?
I think we're both just super competitive. I got into it because a couple of my friends started doing it and I thought, 'Oh, I could do that.' Danny is the same way. He sees me doing something and thinks, 'I can do that.' We're very much the same in that way, but opposites in others.
Is it stressful for you to watch him fight?
Oh, yeah. Way more stressful than my fights. I was never nervous for one of my own fights before the Kenny Florian thing, but I've been nervous for every one of his fights. I can be sure he's going to crush the guy, but I still get nervous because once the fight starts there's nothing I can do to help him. I just have to watch.
Thanks for talking with me, Joe. Anything else you want to add?
Just check out my website, JoeLauzon.com, and my MySpace page.


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POA task to create mailbox or Public Folder on Exchange 2010 server fails with the following error message:
The maximum number of sessions for the current user has been reached'
It is known issue with Exchange 2010, in order to fix it set the Maximum Allowed Sessions Per User on the Exchange server:
- Start Registry Editor.
- Locate, and then click to select the following registry subkey: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services|MSExchangeIS\ParametersSystem
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- On the 'Edit' menu, point to 'New', and then select DWORD value.
- Type 'Maximum Allowed Sessions Per User' as the entry names, and then press 'Enter'.
- Right-click 'Maximum Allowed Sessions Per User', and then click 'Modify'.
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My name is Blakely and I am the creator/ head taste tester of this fabulous website. I started Everyday Gourmet with Blakely one day for fun while I was in culinary school at Le Cordon Bleu as a way to share all my favorite recipes with my friends and family back home. It started out as a hobby but now it has become my passion! I love fresh, homemade food that takes all day and a lot of love to prepare. I know, I know you don't have "time" to do that. No worries! Whether you are an experienced Chef or just a begginer foodie there's an easy recipe on here with step by step directions and a video on how to do it that will definitely please everyone. I really hope this website inspires you to get creative and make some amazing meals for your loved ones, or just yourself! Please feel free to comment and if you have an questions or would like to summit a recipe feel free to email me at BlakelyTrettenero [at]gmail [dot] com. Thanks for stopping by! Happy eating!
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…that actually look and taste just like the original Italian spaghetti and meatballs and yet they are 100% vegan! Although I don't have an Italian grandmother or mom, I remember eating this dish at home when I was a kid, especially from spring to early autumn, when basil in our pots was abundant, since this aromatic herb together with garlic gives the characteristic touches.
In order to create the vegan version of this classic comfort food, we make delicious lentil-balls instead of meatballs and we dip them in an aromatic tomato sauce seasoned with basil, garlic and some spices, reformulating thus the original recipe, without compromising in taste, texture and convenience. Another thing I love about this dish is that it contains no gluten and so, it can be served with gluten-free spaghetti, in case we want to keep our meal 100% gluten-free.
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1 packet (500 g) spaghetti (we can choose a gluten-free brand)
for the lentil-balls
- 1 cup (225 g) dried green lentils soaked in water for 7-8 hours or overnight
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 1 medium carrot, grated
- 1/2 cup fresh parsley, chopped
- 1/2 tsp chilli flakes
- ½ tsp thyme
- 1/2 cup rolled oats *, ground
- 1 clove garlic
- 1 tbsp lemon juice or apple-cider vinegar
- salt and freshly ground pepper
for the tomato-sauce
- 2 packages (1 kg) slightly concentrated tomato juice
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1/2 -3/4 cup fresh basil leaves, coarsely chopped
- 1/2 cup red wine
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/3 cup pitted Kalamata olives
- 2 tablespoons capers
- 1 bay leaf
- salt and freshly ground pepper
chopped basil leaves to serve
- Put the lentils in a bowl and cover with water to soak overnight. Then drain, grind in a food-processor and put them in a bowl. Add the onion, parsley, garlic, carrot and spices and knead adding the oats gradually until you get a fairly firm mixture.
- Shape lentil-balls in size slightly larger than a walnut. In a saucepan put a generous amount of olive-oil and fry until golden brown. Alternatively, bake in the oven at 200 ° C for about 40 minutes.
- Prepare the sauce: In a large, deep pan add the olive oil together with the garlic and sauté for 1-2 minutes over medium heat. Add the wine, balsamic vinegar and the remaining ingredients. Stir, cover the pan and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Turn off the heat and put the meatballs into the sauce carefully. Do not put too many, as they are going to absorb moisture from the sauce, gaining thus some additional volume.
- Turn on the heat and cook 10 more minutes over low heat. Turn of the heat and let for half an hour to set.
- Cook the spaghetti according to the package instructions and drain. Serve with the meatballs and generous spoonfuls of sauce. You can garnish with chopped fresh basil for extra flavor.
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DUBAI, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Shares in Abu Dhabi's Dana Gas rose early on Thursday after its sukuk holders proposed a deal to end a dispute over payments on the debt, while Saudi telecommunications shares fell as officials moved towards allowing voice and video calls over the Internet.
Holders of about $700 million of Islamic bonds issued by Dana Gas submitted a proposal to restructure the sukuk to the company's management, in an effort to end the legal battle over Dana's refusal to redeem them, a committee for the holders said on Wednesday.
Dana called the proposal unacceptable, however, and it is not clear that it will change the stand-off over the bonds. A court hearing of the case in London is due to start next week.
Shares of Dana were up 1.2 percent, while Abu Dhabi's main index dropped 0.2 percent.
Blue chips were mostly slightly up in Dubai, helping take the main index 0.3 percent higher, but DXB Entertainments, the most heavily traded stock, lost 0.6 percent.
Qatar's index continued to slide from Wednesday's 52-month closing low. It was down 0.5 percent after an hour of trade; Qatar Navigation was down 3.7 percent.
In Riyadh, most petrochemical shares were up as Brent crude traded a little over $55 a barrel; Saudi Basic Industries was up 0.4 percent.
The main index, however, was 0.2 percent lower as shares in the top three telecommunications providers fell. Saudi Telecom was down 1.9 percent.
The communications minister said on Wednesday that the government planned to unblock internet voice and video calls, although a regulatory process will be involved and it is not yet clear whether all apps will be permitted. This could hurt the companies' revenues from traditional phone calls, especially by the 10 million foreign residents of Saudi Arabia calling their home countries. (Reporting by Celine Aswad; Editing by Andrew Torchia)


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Discussion in 'BlackHat Lounge' started by bk071, Nov 5, 2012.
Source: http://mashable.com/2012/11/05/paypal-symantec-and-others-hacked-by-anonymous/
I wish they would mess with the cartels again,so that the cartels can wipe them out.
Wow interesting!
Did they do anything to Paypal or was it just to scare?
keyboard warriors
they hacked paypal itself or paypal accounts ?
Edit : just read now the article thanks god ....
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Husband-and-wife duo Carol and Fred Linde have always felt they are "cut from the same cloth." As he puts it, "Carol is the main ingredient," and as she says, "Fred is my main man in this duo."
The two met at a surprise party where it was no surprise that they ended up singing with each other.
"Fred and his buddy opened the night with their acoustic act called Rock N'Rye. I couldn't help myself and just naturally sang harmony with them. The rest is history," Carol Linde said.
He remembers a similar story, with her chiming in "with some really sweet harmony." The duo have been singing since the day they met and their duo, Common Threads, has played on stages in Northeast Pennsylvania for the past 30 years.
Q: How did you get involved in music?
Carol Linde: My mom always played her albums at home when I was growing up; she loved a wide range of music and played it loud and often. She also was self-taught on the piano. I am sure her love for music rubbed off on me. In high school, I had a friend who sang beautiful harmonies with her sister. I was intrigued and determined to learn to sing like that. So I started by listening to the Beatles albums and played one side at a time on the mono stereo, learning the different keys that blended together. I trained my ear to be able to sing harmony on command.
Fred Linde: Several of my family members played instruments and had a country band in the '50s and '60s. I always enjoyed people playing music and I got the bug.
Q: What do you remember about the first time you performed?
CL: I was seven years old and had my first piano recital at Greenridge Nursing home. I was a little bit nervous, but not about preforming. A nursing home can be a very scary place for a seven-year-old. But despite my fears, I performed "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" flawlessly.
FL: I played my guitar at a campsite in New York. The campers were kind, they made me feel comfortable and confident although I know I wasn't very good at the time. It was a good start for me.
Q: How did you come up with your name?
CL: Fred and I used to listen to a college radio station in upstate New York called Common Threads. It's a two-hour long show of singer-songwriters performing other singer-songwriters' songs. It was a great concept.
FL: The name seemed to fit our situation as a husband and wife duo.
Q: What is the process for choosing songs?
CL: For me, I find if it's a song that I am singing lead on, I have to learn my singing parts first so it comes without effort, then I learn the bass parts. If I am singing backup, I learn the bass line first, and the harmonies just fall into place.
FL: We try to pick songs that work for both of us. We are limited, as we never use electronic or computer generated assistance.
Q: How have you changed over the years?
CL: That's a hard one. Just about everything I know about performing I learned from my husband, Fred. He is a very patient man. My first years of playing the bass were frustrating and embarrassing at best. But with the encouragement from my family and friends and tons of practice, I have learned to relax and just be on stage and enjoy playing and singing.
FL: I've developed more patience, keeping temps and volumes at lower levels while using a softer touch. I tended to play too fast and too loud, but maturity has helped me in these areas.
Q: What are some of your favorite memories ?
CL: The one that sticks out in my mind the most was one snowy December night, George Wesley and Annette Pinchotti joined us on stage in a little bowling alley in Elmhurst. Word spread like wildfire in our small North Pocono community and the place was hopping all night long.
FL: All the great musicians and friends I have played with over the years. Some gigs were better than others, but it is a great life experience I will never forget.
Q: How has the NEPA music scene changed over the years?
CL: People don't stay out as late as they did back in the big rock club days and I believe the bar owners have learned to add live entertainment earlier and more often during happy hour and dinner hour.
FL: I don't believe it has changed much. It seemed to have lost some momentum with the emergence of DJs. To me, that also has died off and live music is in more demand than ever.
Q: What are your future goals for the band?
CL: We have played together for well over 30 years and the winters are hard here in the Northeast. I would like to see us as snowbirds and play music up and down the east coast and have the best of both worlds.
FL: Keep learning new music, looking for new venues and improving my craft.
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Common Threads
Founded: 1987
For fans of: The Beatles, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones
Members: Carol Linde, bass and presscussion, lead and backup vocals; Fred Linde, guitar, harmonica and lead vocals
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If given the opportunity to take either a position with W&R with $3million in annuitized orphan accounts. Or, a position with Merrill Lynch with no accounts but $40,000 in training salary, which would you choose?
And, please if you are just going to answer with W&R sucks stay away don't even bother posting. I realize they suck but there is also money and potential there. Where with Merrill it's $15million in 24months or bye. I am leaning towards Merrill, because I know if I can hit the mark that I am set for my career. Constructive thoughts only please.
"Where with Merrill it's $15million in 24months or bye. I am leaning towards Merrill, because I know if I can hit the mark that I am set for my career."
Sorry to break it to you, but you are not set for your career if you get to $15MM. That is simply the mark they set so you still have an office and phone to work out of. Officially, it is $15MM, but unofficially management wants you to be at $25-30MM, with at least 50% of that AUM in annuitized business.
Honestly how many people who can achieve that high a mark in 24 months will not make it??? Is that not why they set the bar so high in comparison to everyone else?? I do understand what you are saying though that is just the beginning, but I think you would have an excellent start if you could get there.
How about that 3m in orphans, and what fits your personality?
Service the heck out of those orphans, lots of face and phone "touch", and grow your business ( or half the growth) from referrals, that much less cold calling.
Question: what is the success or failure rate these days for rookies at Merrill? Not important to determine whether you will win or lose, rather, understand how their business model works.
Sorry to break it to you, but $15MM in 24 months is just to graduate. Merrill will can you as early as 6 months in if you are not rapidly approaching $2.5MM and somewhere between $750k-1.25MM annuitized.
Merrill is a great place to get trained and a great place to be 15-20 years in the business if you don't want to go independent. I would rather start at W&R to get the orphaned accounts, try to build some sort of relationship with them, maybe get some referrals if you're lucky, try to pull in another $3-5MM and leave with somewhere around $8MM. If you find a guy at Merrill when you are ready to leave, I'm sure he might put in a good word for you to get the bonus of hiring someone, and you're in the POA program with the $40k salary and some time to build your book. But you don't have to worry about goals for the first year if you can bring over those assets.
Starting out, you may find it takes a couple of months to start getting your intial clients. Wouldn't you rather have a head start and be able to talk to clients and meet their friends from day one?
blarm, they want you to have $25-30MM in 2 years or is that the number just to keep your job? <!–
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no idea,
They require $15MM in assets and, i can't remember, either $7.5MM or $10MM of that to be annuitized.
Here is why blarm says $25-30MM:
If you have a $40,000 salary and in 2 years have $10MM annuitized (which is very hard) as say C shares at 1% or managed accounts at say 1.5% you are barely making your salary. Here is best case scenario for example:
$10,000,000 at 1.5% = $150k gross.
$150,000 at 40% (your cut) = $60,000 take home!?
The other $5,000,000 of assets is in A shares, bonds, CD's and anything else that doesn't pay you much, so you might make an extra $5,000/year off of that.
Sounds great doesn't it? Well let's talk realistically...
Most "average" brokers have a velocity on their book at say 60%. So here is how it might really look when you graduate:
$10,000,000 at 1.5% = $150,000 x 60% = $90,000 gross
Now, $90,000 gross times your cut of 40% = $36,000 TAKE HOME!!!!
Add in the additional $5MM in assets that gives you $5,000 and you've got $41,000 to live off of...better churn your book now and cross sell your clients. (Just joking on churning it)
But that's the truth in it. When I was there, guys actually graduated and made LESS than their salary.
So blarm is right, you should have more like $25MM-30MM to live a little better than what POA pays you.
$15MM is the official number thats on the POA goals sheet, but I have always heard that that number needs ot be higher so that when you come off salary you dont starve....
Lets say $25MM after 2 years, of which $15MM is annuitized at say 1%. That is kicking off about 150K PC's, at a payout of 50%, leaving you with $75K gross. After benefits and taxes- that leaves you at about $51,000 net. MOst guys salaries are around 50K-70K. So that leaves little buffer zone to pay the bills,etc....
Please note that I'm not with Merrill and that the comments below are based on what others have posted on these boards. So, take it for what it's worth:
One important point to mention is that there are ML mileposts along the way that, if you don't reach them, you're gone. So, rather than thinking that you've got 2 years to make the numbers, you actually need to be producing all along the way. For example, if you're 12 months into the 2-year program and you've only managed to gather 25% of your goal in assets, you could be gone.
For example, if you're 12 months into the 2-year
program and you've only managed to gather 25% of your goal in assets,
you could be gone.
ML is a horribly absurd system. It works for MER the company and the
old timers who get to divide the carcass's of the rookies between
themselves. Every else ends up slipping on the killfloor and getting
ground up in the machinery.
The odds are better than 90% that you won't make it past three years. At that point you have nothing to show for it.
Since I'd want the best odds of sucess, ML is damn near the last place to think about. I'd rather be at EDJ or AMP than ML.
I ended up choosing Merrill Lynch, which I believe is the best choice for a career in this industry.
I ended up choosing Merrill Lynch, which I believe is the best choice for a career in this industry.
If your success is as big as your cajones, then yo da' man!
Good luck!


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DRAMA CLUB: Blood Episode 12 Recap
Nothing says "A Vampire is Stalking You" like ominous opera music, shadowy garages, and someone playing with your vintage Dracula doll...I mean action figure. Plus! Ji Sang gets some forcible style and Rita lets her human side out to play. Join Wendilynn, Taleena and Firnlambe for episode 12 of Blood.
Watch episode 12:
Taleena: After a conspicuous absence, the Hoodie Gang (Side note: still a gang when you are down to one thug? Or do the bully boys at the hospital count?) returns. Some many wonderful moments with Hoodie Gang this episode. Where to begin?
Wendilynn: His almost injured tone of voice that "she didn't notice" struck me as funny. I had an errant thought that he'd been getting attached. lol
Taleena: I had an errant thought that it might be our insubordinate Hoodie Guy, come to switch sides, until Ji Sang went all Inigo Montoya. Does that make Dr. E. Prince Humperdink?! LOL (yes I KNOW Inigo's nemesis was Count Rugen. But Humperdink is so much more fun to say!)
Wendilynn: ROFL!! Much more fun. Yeah, Ji Sang is not happy to have another hoodie messing with his girl. Although, recognizing him as one of the two that messed with his mom means that this fight is about to go up a notch. Which is sort of a shame as I like this particular bad guy. He's cute.
Firnlambe: I was thoroughly impressed by this whole end fight scene . . . from Jason's dark and stealthy breaking and entering to the angsty climax. I really am glad things have not gotten "stale" in this series.
Wendilynn: No, its certainly not stale, that's for sure. I can't say I'm going to miss SheMinion's presence in this series.
Taleena: SheMinion was definitely on the red shirt list. I am not terrible surprised that she died only that Dr. E would do the deed himself. First Hoodie kidnaps her, then Dr. E pontificates, then he kills her. it seems like he went through a lot of trouble for nothing.
Wendilynn: Her replacement should be interesting. He's at least less frosty.
Firnlambe: Less frosty when he isn't pissed at least . . . he's bound have trouble keeping the temper, that I'm sure he has, hidden if patient's keep slapping him for no apparent reason.
Taleena: As for SheMinion's replacement - who gives off the faintest of Vampire vibes - Nurse In Your Face is still totally suspicious of him.
Wendilynn: I'm still suspicious of Nurse In Your Face. For a long time I thought all three nurses were in Dr. Evil's pocket, but after he threatened HR Auntie with firing her helper, I'm not as sure. But I still consider Head Nurse in the evil group. Why would you put someone who wasn't in your pocket in charge of the ward?
Taleena: Doctor bias against nurses? General arrogance about non vampires? The list goes on and on.
Firnlambe: Wait . . . is Nurse In Your Face the nurse usually placed in the middle of the group?
Taleena: Yeah, the head nurse. The one that tells everybody the rules. I think she was put there because she just loves to make everyone toe the line. The line just happens to be the Dr. E's at the moment.
Firnlambe: Yeah, I really don't get the vibe that she's in Dr. Evil's pocket at all. I feel like she's genuinely concerned about what's going on with the patients and she's not doing anything because she doesn't wanna be sacked.
Taleena: It's possible, because let's face it. /nobody/ liked SheMinion, so that is not an accurate indicator whether or not someone is in Dr. E's camp. Even Vampire No Sleep couldn't wait to slam SheMinion up against the wall and snarl at her.
Wendilynn: I have to say that was highly satisfying to watch. I may be disappointed that Vampire No Sleep is a vampire, but I loved that she put SheMinion in her place. Of course, that was the last straw and made SheMinion desperate to be able to hold her own.
Taleena: So you want to know how the subtext played out in my mind? Here goes: SheMinion totally crushes on Dr. E., is completely jealous of the affection he holds for Vampire No Sleep - which is completely paternal - and so when VNSleep is getting all praised that is what made her snap.
Firnlambe: Oh you and your plausible theories . . .
Wendilynn: Well, she does have that big book of theories for a reason. What I find highly incredible is that Dr. Evil actually expects his minions to do things for him instead of their own selfishness. I was like, "you've got to be kidding me?" How can he expect them to be completely unselfish when he is not unselfish himself? I guess being the top dictator comes with some blind spots.
Firnlambe: Well . . . that and he is basically the evilest of evils right now. Evil has no time for vampire fodder.
Wendilynn: Frankly, how she thought she could get away with infecting herself without bad consequences sort of blows my mind. He'd have made her life hell IF he'd have let her live. Which he didn't.
Taleena: Eh. I think her thought processes went something like: 1) Turn Vampire, 2) Get Dr. E's Undying Devotion, 3) ??????, 4) Profit! She didn't seem to have all the steps worked out, just that she'd no longer be human. But enough of SheMinion! Let us turn to the fact that soon we shall see Dr. the Younger in his skivvies running up and down the hospital halls
Wendilynn: I laughed so much when he said that line. Of course, he has to live long enough to get to that point.
Firnlambe: No joke. It's almost like everyone is just gunning to be on Taleena's Red Shirt list in this series.
Taleena: I think that Dr. E is going to try and feed Dr. the Younger some phony baloney line first before straight up putting Dr. the Younger on the hit list. Rita is actually more of a risk, because Rita: A) is in tight with Ji Sang, B) is the apple of Uncle's eye. I firmly believe that the Director is still pulling the wool over Uncle's eyes.
Wendilynn: It does make more sense that Dr. Evil would try recruiting Dr. the Younger first. Of course, this show loves its odd humor moments and so it wouldn't surprise me if they make sure we get to see him running in his underwear before giving him a red shirt. Speaking of clothing and humor. That shopping trip was too funny. I loved that she deliberately punished him with those silly sunglasses.
Firnlambe: I loved that Jason even let her. That really shows how much he's come to care for her. He wouldn't put up with anyone else if they tried to pull all the things Rita is doing.
Taleena: Rita's attempt at making over Ji Sang's looks really were a stark contrast to the heaviness of the other storylines. It was almost jarring to go from SheMinion's death to the requisite shopping trip. The glasses were funny though. I am glad they lightened it up with some humor because then they immediately went to Mother Superior's dyingness for 20 minutes.
Wendilynn: I actually really like this struggle Ji Sang is facing. I love that Rita is helping him stay focused on what really matters and not get emotional. I think he would have really infected the Nun if it hadn't been for two things. Rita saying no and Dr. Evil trying to get him to agree that turning her over to ward 21A was the right thing to do.
Taleena: I disagree that Rita stopped him from being emotional. I think she just made him realize that emotions are not necessarily an indicator that the choice was a moral one. The fact that Dr. E was practically a demon on his shoulder to Rita's angel was a real flashing neon sign about the magnitude of the choice.
Wendilynn: What I meant was not react emotionally and make foolish decisions. But I think you illustrated it better.
Firnlambe: lol let's be serious, she always illustrates things better for us. I am in complete agreement on the Rita front. It's nice to see her being a solid foundation for Jason, particularly when he really needs something to ground him in "humanity".
Taleena: My Magic Eight Ball says young Dora there is going to fill Mother Superior's shoes (in so far as she rescues kids) in the future.
Wendilynn: That would be sweet. You can tell that Mother Superior is already being encouraged to cross over. She's clearly getting visitors.
Taleena: So what have we learned this episode: 1 - The Dream Team has shared all info with each other EXCEPT the fact that Ji Sang is a vampire. 2 - Dr. E. knows there is SOME sort of collaboration between the Dream Team members. 3 - Dream Team has confirmed Dr. E is lying pretty much non stop. 4 - Rita CAN work through the night without a giant plate of cookies, unlike Taleena. 5 - Luuvy the PervBot reigns supreme.
Wendilynn: Yay for Luuvy the PervBot. I love him. He is a crack up. I wait for whatever crazy thing he's going to say that will get Renfield in trouble. lol I was sort of disappointed that something wasn't said that messed up that cuteness between BFF and Renfield at his house.
Firnlambe: I think at this point if something happened to PervBot, it would be the Kdrama equivalent of killing off R2-D2. You never take out the lovable droids . . . even if he does have a knack for talking too much when it is wanted least.
Taleena: Just you wait until PervBot tells BFF of Renfield's baseball movie collection. I'm thinking BFF will not be as casual as Rita was. PervBot's dimension scan was not exactly taken with a happy face.
Wendilynn: No woman alive wants to hear about how much belly fat she has. lol Of course, that he's actually talking about how well she could handle being pregnant is just funny to me. BFF and Renfield are quickly becoming my favorite couple. They are just too adorable. And that is saying something because I really like all the quiet smiles Ji Sang is making. I have a major weakness for that. I think BFF's survivability rating has probably gone up unless they feel like breaking Renfield's heart.
Taleena: Do you think that Vampire No Sleep has a crush on Ji Sang? I think so. Also - Poor Dr. Gentle Snacks! He really doesn't have any friends does he?!
Wendilynn: He really does seem to be alone. As for VNS, I don't think she necessarily has a crush, I think she is looking for opportunities to test him. Ultimately they want JI Sang to join their little vampire band. This bit with the Nun really is the first time they had a chance to get under his skin. However, I don't see them being successful. I'm still expecting bad things to happen with vampire patient in 21A. He's probably going to fully switch over.
Firnlambe: I'm in the same boat as Taleena . . . I think VnS honestly has a slight crush on Jason, it's just not a super strong crush.
Taleena: First you leer at a nurse, then you push a doctor, then you get Doc Glowy Eyes to look at you. THEN you turn vampire yourself. Am I missing a step?
Wendilynn: Sounds about right. lol
For More from Blood Drama Club check out:
Taleena: | As the Kimchi Turns | Hyde, Jekyll and I
Firnlambe: Soju-Like-Kdramas | @firnlambe | Google + | Past Drama Clubs
Wendilynn: As the Kimchi Turns | Facebook | Google+ | DF video drama club | Dear Mom | Kill Me Heal Me
Catch the previous episode recaps:
[Episode 1] [Episode 2] [Episode 3] [Episode 4]
[Episode 5] [Episode 6] [Episode 7] [Episode 8]
[Episode 9] [Episode 10] [Episode 11] [Episode 12]


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- Best-in-class data and analytics, along with machine learning, to help you better manage your claims department or litigation program.
- Detailed invoice reviews by experienced legal professionals that leverage best practices, enhance billing guidelines and rules, resulting in cost control and savings opportunities.
- Relationship management – we take a consultative approach to managing the interactions between clients and outside counsel to improve quality of work and resolve matters in a timely manner.
- Security – The team only sees invoices in their queue and has access to the information necessary to conduct the review.
- Experience – Reviewers specialize in scrutinizing invoices and providing law firms and clients precise information relative to specific guideline violations.
- Scalable – From steady state to extraordinary peak volumes of invoices, LegalVIEW BillAnalyzer can handle any amount of volume.


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As a professional REALTOR, I am fully dedicated to selling your existing property or helping you to find your perfect new home.
In the process of buying or selling it is my goal not to just meet your expectations, but to exceed them.
My mandate is to ensure that you have the most relevant, comprehensive and objective information possible so that you can make your very best, thoroughly informed real estate decisions.
In the process I hope that you will gladly and enthusiastically recommend my services to your friends, family members and colleagues - referrals are treasured sources of new business for me.
I pride myself on being up to date and in the know on the most current market trends in the real esate industry.
I do look forward to working with you!
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ANAHEIM (997NOW/CBSSF) – Disneyland had their grand opening of their new Little Mermaid ride & newly updated Star Tours ride and 99.7 Now's Afternoon Hostess, Letty B and Producer Christine were there to cover the huge event! They let us in on their Disney adventures so you can get a sneak peak without waiting in line! Be prepared for some Jedi fighting and to be taken to a 'whole new world'!
Day 1:
We did our live broadcast from Disney's California Adventures for the Little Mermaid attraction and got to ride The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure! It was super cute, includes all our favorite characters and really takes you through the story! We interviewed some of the hard-working Disneyland staff including Skipper the manager of Tangaroa Terrace and Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar at the Disneyland Hotel, Larry J Nikolia the concept designer and creative director behind Little Mermaid attraction, and Stacia Martin a sketch artist for Disneyland who drew our favorite Disney characters for us!
Day 2:
We did our live broadcast inside Disneyland Theme Park! It was the official grand opening of the updated Star Tours ride and we got a chance to go on it! It was really neat because it's in 3D now, just be careful not to get motion sickness because it feels so real! There are over 50 scenarios so you never know which adventure you'll be taken on!
Letty B. can be heard on 99.7 Now, visit 997Now.com for more
(Copyright 2011 by CBS San Francisco. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Wire services may have contributed to this report.)


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Oscar Campaigns Entertain and Inform Online and Off
It may not have been the most memorable Academy Awards in history, but it certainly produced some winning ads.
It may not have been the most memorable Academy Awards in history, but it certainly produced some winning ads.
In television, only one thing can come close to trumping the excitement surrounding January's Super Bowl, and that's February's Academy Awards. The Oscars attract millions upon millions of captive viewers and, consequently, some spectacular ads. But there's one big difference between the two events. Whereas the best of Super Bowl advertising plays out on TV, the Academy Awards have a legacy of generating some of the most memorable campaigns online.
This year was no exception. As expected, many brands partnered with fashion, beauty, and entertainment sites, but at the heart of most every major campaign was social media. Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube were used to extend the reach of offline spots while also providing additional exclusive branded content, much of it related to the 84th Annual Academy Awards theme of "Celebrating the movies in all of us."
Hyundai's Nod to Cinema
Hyundai was one brand determined to make the most of its Oscar airtime this year, and it certainly delivered. As the official automotive sponsor of the broadcast, it ran several new TV spots, but the two most notable were directed by past Academy Award nominee Wes Anderson to showcase the new Hyundai 2012 Azera. One of the clips was an amusing montage referencing several famed Hollywood films, while the other highlighted the car's comfortable (and "quiet") interior.
Hyundai placed its Anderson-directed commercials on its YouTube channel alongside its Super Bowl ads, which are still being featured in the wake of last month's game. The move was a smart one, as it drove traffic to both sets of ads at once and reminded visitors that the brand believes enough in its products to spend on major events (part of its "Big Voices, Big Places" strategy for advertising its cars). Hyundai also used its Twitter presence to generate excitement about the spots and created a customized Facebook profile banner depicting the Hyundai Azera on the red carpet and thus further alerting fans to its role in the show.
The biggest online placement, however, was on the Oscar site itself. There, the automaker ran a home page push-down unit featuring "beautifully dramatic" ad copy, along with additional display ads. The banners were impossible to miss, and impossible to ignore.
A CPG Brand Toasts the Red Carpet
Consumer packaged goods companies made their own bid for attention, and leading the charge with a unique approach to the night was Unilever's I Can't Believe It's Not Butter. The brand presented a live pre-show viewing party featuring celebrity fashion and beauty experts. The 90-minute web program streamed on US Weekly's usmagazine.com as well as I Can't Believe It's Not Butter's Facebook page and included commentary on red carpet fashions.
Tapping the expertise and clout of celebrity chef Katie Lee, the brand supplemented its event with Oscar party recipes inspired by some of the film nominees. "Unfried Chicken Skewers" conjured images of Minnie's cooking in "The Help," while Hawaii-based "The Descendants" was honored with "Pineapple Upside Down Cupcakes." Lee was on hand during the live broadcast to present her recipes to viewers and also posted links to the event on Twitter, where the "ToastRedCarpet" hash tag was the subject of countless tweets. In fact, I Can't Believe It's Not Butter and its celebrity experts all tweeted during the event.
Besides linking their offline advertising with their social media efforts, the brands behind these campaigns have something in common: they understand the importance of relevance. Their efforts may be big and bold, but they still manage to provide pertinent information about their products, whether it be the standout characteristics of a new vehicle model or the versatility of a food product.
Far too often in campaigns driven by major television events, brands lose sight of their objectives and cater instead to the mass audience that may or may not be interested in purchasing their products. The primary goal becomes to entertain rather than to inform. Sticking to the point doesn't mean the advertising has to be dull, however; Hyundai and I Can't Believe It's Not Butter are a testament to that. If there's substance at the core of a campaign, then no amount of thematic gimmicks or celebrity glamour can dilute the message. Consumers appreciate advertising that delivers both of these things in tandem – particularly when the brands behind the ads also make it easy to share the message with friends.
It may not have been the most memorable Academy Awards in history, but it certainly produced some winning ads. Congratulations to Hyundai and I Can't Believe It's Not Butter on an Oscar broadcast-worthy performance.


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Why I Will Never, Ever, EVER Get a Tattoo
Would I have to start planning outfits around the tattoo like I plan for weather?
I read some ridiculous dating advice article a few years ago and one of the tips was something like:
"Under no circumstances is the first date an appropriate forum to showcase your weird human tricks."
It won't be shocking to anyone that I respectfully disagree. I mean, what better way to impress someone you just met than by showing off the fact that you can wiggle your ears, raise one eyebrow or curl your tongue?
(The exception to this rule is tying a cherry stem into a knot with your tongue. Good for you if you can do that, but that's definitely third date, "I'm ready to bone you now" material." Or do it on the first date, by all means, but just know that then you're basically required to put out. I don't make the rules; I just report them.)
Unfortunately, while I would love to have been able to show potential suitors (when that was a thing) all of my human body tricks, I don't actually have any. I can't twitch my nose. I can't do the splits. I can't put my legs behind my head or lick my elbow. I even spent an entire summer in front of the mirror pushing my eyebrow up with one finger, but despite that, I still can't raise an eyebrow. And don't even get me started on the fact that my entire family (OK, my mom and one of my brothers) can easily curl their tongue and I can't. Kind of a shitty way to find out you're adopted, don't you think?
(Also, I want to be clear that despite not being able to curl my tongue, do the splits or put my legs behind my head, I am perfectly adequate in bed. Or so I've been told.)
There is ONE stupid human trick I can do, but I'm not even sure if it counts.
In case you can't tell what I am doing, I am bending JUST the first joint in every finger. It's way grosser in person, especially when I take my claw-like hand and gently pet your head. Trust me.
But yeah, that's literally the only thing I can do. At the Tahoe Cabin last weekend, everyone was making hair mustaches under their noses and guess who couldn't figure out how to do it? That's right: ME.
(1:01 - 1:10 is my favorite part.)
Also, people in your 20s. Enjoy life now because seriously THIS is what Friday night will turn into in a couple of years. Even worse? You won't care.
Not the point though. The point? I'm defective. Or NOT defective, as it were. Which means I guess it's lucky I'm not going on any first dates any time soon.
So what about you? What "human tricks" can you do? And would you do them on a first date? Impress me in the comments!


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Eagles Bracing For Intense Off-Season Workouts From Chip Kelly
This may indeed be a holiday weekend, but come Monday for the Philadelphia Eagles and their new regime, the holiday and days of laziness will be over.
Chip Kelly employs a high intense uptempo scheme on both sides of the ball, and Eagles 24/7 is reporting that both sides of the ball, in particular the offensive players, are bracing themselves for some of the most intense, grueling workouts they've ever experienced.
"The weight conditioning is a little bit more up-tempo than it was under [previous strength and conditioning coach] Barry Rubin," said center Jason Kelce during Thursday's fund-raiser for the Herremans Foundation. "I think that part of the reason why is because we're going to run up-tempo. Instead of being able to relax and just kind of walk around the weight room and do your lifts, it's more at a steady pace where you have a set amount of time rest period. I think the receivers and those guys might be doing a little bit more conditioning. They know they're in for a lot of running in this offense."
Kelly has been reluctant to go into detail and specifics about his program, but with the introduction of new Sports Science Coordinator Shaun Huls, the Eagles expect to be pushed to levels they've never seen before.
"It's going to be very intense, is what I'm expecting," said offensive lineman Todd Herremans. "But I think that April 2nd, we're going to start our training sessions, and that is going to be simulating what we're going to be doing in practice and in the games. It's going to be pretty intense. Constantly going, you're going through one drill, and then you're going to jog to the next one, and then you do that, and then you jog to the next one. So you're constantly moving, and he's basically probably going to get us in the best shape of our life.
Asked what he's doing to prepare for the new pace, tight end Brent Celek said, "Just run as much as you can. Just try to stay in shape from when the season ended. That way, it's easier. I think that no matter what, when we go out there for that first practice, we're all going to be hurting because the new tempo is probably going to be getting all of us. You're going to learn on the run. No matter how hard you try to train for it, I don't think you can probably train for his tempo."
One thing you can expect from this new group of Eagles is that they'll on be in shape.


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Hello again, fans. Justin Taylor back for another blog.
The K-Wings and I are just coming off of a four-game stretch in five days. The most common question I am asked is how I'm able to prepare and get up for those short, intense weeks. The best way to approach it in my opinion is to look at one game at a time. You're only physically capable of playing one game at a time, so it's important to react the same way mentally. It's a message that our coaching staff stresses during these five-day spurts of action. It isn't as easy as it sounds though, I've personally been through a lot of these stretches and it is difficult to be 100% every game. With some games going beyond regulation and travel to and from cities near and far, it is important to be eating the right foods, hydrating your body, and of course, maybe catching an extra hour of shut-eye to stay sharp. As grueling as it is on our bodies, you do get used to the schedule and you learn to put forth your best efforts during a game-filled week.
As usual, we had a hard fought battle with the Fort Wayne Komets on Saturday at home, dropping a 4-3 nail-biter. These are games where you don't need much to get up and be psyched. We have clashed eight times this season and every game has been a war. Lots of checking and intensity. It isn't hard to see that the Wings and Komets do not get along inside a hockey rink. For decades before both joined the ECHL, and into the present, Kalamazoo and Fort Wayne have been duking it out for some of the most exciting hockey game a fan can see. I look forward to every match-up!
It appears that a new rivalry is heating up with the addition of the Brampton Beast to our conference. Our game on Sunday was hard-fought and very emotional. Seeing a familiar face behind the bench may be the stem of some heated games and battles between the Beast and K-Wings. A former coach of mine and current head coach of the Brampton Beast, Colin Chaulk, or, "Chaulker" as I know him, has put together a hard working Beast team especially against the K-Wings. I don't get to speak much to him during the game. I try to focus on the players on the ice. As fun as it would be to try to get Chaulker wound up and driven crazy, I'll keep my comments to the players on the ice!
The K-Wings and I enter a much anticipated rematch with the Colorado Eagles this weekend. We took two of the three games last year in their building. I'm sure they are going to give us their best in our barn. Among them are two former teammates, the "skill and thrill" as I call them. The Eagles have a tremendous talent in Trent Daavettila and I'm sure he will be eager to show his flare against his former team. But I think the most exciting part is seeing, in my opinion, one of the best antagonists left in the game. Not to pump up his tires, but Darryl Bootland has made a name and career for getting under people's skin. He is pretty infectious and the fans here are still in a love-to-hate relationship with him. He will be getting extra close attention while he is here from the players and the fans. I look forward to playing both of them! They were both a treat to play with and most certainly a treat to play against. I will be playing both of them extra hard! Safe travels to the Eagles' players and staff to Michigan!
After this weekend, the K-Wings and I set sail for Orlando. These trips are always fun, but I make a point to tell the guys in the room that it isn't a vacation, and that we still have a job to do. This trip will cap off our game-filled month of February and we want all 3 games in our favor. The playoffs are quickly approaching and we need to continue our climb into playoff contention. The Solar Bears are not an easy team to play at the Amway Center. They always give us their best and I don't imagine we will see anything less. I do imagine my team and I will take some time and have a nice team dinner and enjoy the warm weather as a little head start to its return up north with the coming spring!
That's it for me, fans. Thank you again for taking the time to read and I hope you're enjoying these.
Until next time,
Justin Taylor #93


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"The distant echo - of faraway voices boarding faraway trains To take them home to the ones that they love and who love them forever The glazed, dirty steps - repeat my own and reflect my thoughts Cold and uninviting, partially naked Except for toffee wrapers and this morning's papers Mr. Jones got run down."
I went to Poole for what seemed like the four hundreth time in three weeks. What with my ECDL course and job interviews as well as my trips to Paradox and the boiler room. I was early for this particular job interview so I hung around on the quayside which I haven't been to for ages. It's all nice around there now with big waterfront flats and coffee shops etc. Not like the Pub/amusement arcade craphole it used to be. For all you women out there (if there are actually any that read this) there is a huge posh shoe store there. I tried to win the lotto but I only needed to get 4 more numbers so I'll not be buying a flat there this time. Maybe next week? Anyway the interview went well (I think) only the postman will tell. I've had two 'Unfortunately' letters this week alone. I have come to the conclusion that God (if he/she/it exists) is a cat and I'm his/her/it's ball of string. There I am trying to be as happy as I used to be. When whilst out in the town doing my doings I'm almost run down by a car with a number plate that resembles the name of the unrequited love from last year. Then I went on my course to learn how to use PowerPoint properly when it turns out the woman running it is a friend of hers. "Oh you must know ...." she says when I talk to her about where I'd seen her before (in my previous employ) "mmmm" I said suddenly not as enthusiastic for conversation as I was a minute beforehand. I expect a text may have been sent saying "I had Mike on my course who used to work with you." and a tirade of abuse being sent back. Next week I shall attend the other parts of the course. The tutor will say "I have a message from ...." at which point she will smack me around the head with a piece of wood like a WWF wrestler." Tsk, women! On a brighter note I found it gratifying to find out I was the brigthest one in the room on this course. When I arrived I got talking to this other woman who was doing the course too and she stated that she was "scared stiff of computers and was completely stupid and couldn't learn anything about them". I said "Oh no I expect you know more than you realise."..... Later in the day I excercised my right to change my opinion on the matter. Still, she did buy me a coffee as some idiot left his money behind on my computer table. Then I went and sat in the park and enjoyed the peace, quite and squirrels. If anyone is in the area and they either need a restaurant and/or a haircut then Parkstone is the place for you. The entire perimiter was surrounded by shops 80% of which where either restaurants or some sort of haircutting place. Still the squirrels seemed happy until the criminal moron element turned up from the probabtion centre down the road and made loud noises. Mind you the toddler and her mum that sat besides me didn't seem phased so I suppose the chavvy scum will escape my gas chambers when I take power (the yobs not the mum and child, they were nice). The child even seemed to want me to share her sausage roll, but as it was covered in baby saliva I declined thanfully. Still at least you get out and see the world and it's inhabitants I suppose? Like the old man (pictured above) who had his shorts pulled right up under his chin almost so that the shape of his 'man marbles' were clearly visible to all. Fortunately we all were able to avoid eye contact but the same could not be said for the poor girls sat at the bus stop as the old man tried to read the timetable. Eye level is all I'm saying. It was either an education or a traumatising ordeal, only they could say. It may have been as disgusting to them as following the garishly dressed fat woman was for me. I wasn't sure whether she was wearing lycra but it certainly hugged her in all the wrong places. In anycase the her bum was eating her shorts as if it were a Tortoise eating a lettuce leaf.
Nevermind, here's the uploads for you. We have a requested Jam bootleg repost called It's A mod mod mod world. Then we have Annie Nightingale presents Y4K some dance music and stuff, I only bought it for the Orb featuring Alan Parker - Grey Clouds which is a comedy cover of Little Fluffy Clouds. Then you asked for it and I finally went and bought it Raiding The Vaults vol 2:Stiff rarities and oddities.
Annie Nightingale
The Jam
The Housemartins
Stiff Records


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A Chester County man who has been a foster father to more than 50 children over the years has been charged with sexually abusing two of his wards.
Leroy Mitchell's alleged victims were both younger than 10 years old, 6ABC Action News reports.
Authorities fear there may be more victims out there, as Mitchell and his wife have been foster parents to more than 50 children over several decades.
Mitchell, 60, of West Strasburg Road in West Bradford, was a Chester County prison guard but has been "relieved of his duties," according to the report. He was initially arrested Friday for the alleged assault of one child. Charges were brought against him Tuesday in connection with the alleged assault of a second child as a result of a follow-up investigation.
Mitchell is charged with multiple counts of aggravated indecent assault, endangering the welfare of children and related offenses. He is being held in Chester County jail on $500,000 bail.
The victims were between 7 and 9 years old at the time of the alleged assaults.