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Saturday, January 7, 2012

NBA Schedule Jan 7, 2012

Charlotte
Indiana
7:00pm ET

Chicago
Atlanta
7:00pm ET

Miami
New Jersey
7:30pm ET

New York
Detroit
7:30pm ET

Toronto
Philadelphia
8:00pm ET

Oklahoma City
Houston
8:00pm ET

Denver
San Antonio
8:30pm ET

New Orleans
Dallas
9:00pm ET

Milwaukee
LA Clippers
10:30pm ET

Utah
Golden State
10:30pm ET

NBA Scores Jan 6, 2012

New Jersey 97
Toronto 85
Final

Atlanta 102
Charlotte 96
Final OT

Detroit 73
Philadelphia 96
Final

New York 99
Washington 96
Final

Indiana 87
Boston 74
Final

Denver 96
New Orleans 88
Final

Chicago 97
Orlando 83
Final

Houston 94
Oklahoma City 109
Final

Cleveland 98
Minnesota 87
Final

Memphis 85
Utah 94
Final

Golden State 90
LA Lakers 97
Final

Portland 77
Phoenix 102
Final

NHL Schedule Jan 7, 2012

Vancouver
Boston
1:00pm ET

Ottawa
Philadelphia
1:00pm ET

Edmonton
Dallas
2:00pm ET

Columbus
Los Angeles
4:00pm ET

Winnipeg
Buffalo
7:00pm ET

Tampa Bay
Montreal
7:00pm ET

New Jersey
Pittsburgh
7:00pm ET

Detroit
Toronto
7:00pm ET

Carolina
Nashville
8:00pm ET

NY Islanders
Phoenix
8:00pm ET

Colorado
St. Louis
8:00pm ET

Minnesota
Calgary
10:00pm ET

Washington
San Jose
10:30pm ET

NHL Scores Jan 6, 2012

NY Rangers 3
Pittsburgh 1
Final

Buffalo 2
Carolina 4
Final

Florida 2
New Jersey 5
Final

Colorado 4
Chicago 0
Final

NY Islanders 2
Anaheim 4
Final

College Basketball Schedule Jan 7, 2012

13 Florida
Tennessee
11:00am ET

5 Duke
GA Tech
12:00pm ET

9 Georgetown
W Virginia
12:00pm ET

7 Missouri
23 Kansas St
1:30pm ET

4 Baylor
Texas Tech
1:45pm ET

14 Kansas
Oklahoma
2:00pm ET

Dartmouth
22 Harvard
2:00pm ET

Boston Coll
3 UNC
2:30pm ET

6 Ohio St
Iowa
3:00pm ET

S Carolina
2 Kentucky
4:00pm ET

20 Marquette
1 Syracuse
4:00pm ET

Notre Dame
11 Louisville
4:00pm ET

Miami (FL)
21 Virginia
6:00pm ET

8 Connecticut
Rutgers
8:00pm ET

19 Murray St
Austin Peay
8:00pm ET

Santa Clara
25 Gonzaga
8:00pm ET

15 Miss St
Arkansas
9:00pm ET

Friday, January 6, 2012

Oil Refinery

Thanks for the article from Jermaine Haynes

I recently took a job in Texas working in an oil refinery as a contractor, and so far I love it. Sure, the weather is hot and the work is hard, but I get to live in a great town and get paid well for the work I do. As a contractor, I receive a Per Diem to cover my living expenses while I’m here working, which is also great. I found a wonderful apartment and am having a blast exploring my new city. Another great thing is that any money from my Per Diem stipend that I don’t spend is mine to keep. That was definitely the motivation I needed to try to save some money on my living expenses! At the suggestion of one of my new coworkers, I checked out Champion Energy Spring Texas and discovered that I could shop around for the cheapest energy provider. I have saved a ton of money on my utilities each month, and I’m sending that extra money back to my wife and family at home. Being away from them is not ideal, but I’m so fortunate to be able to provide a good living for them while I’m out here.

Albert Pujols Got Whale Of A Deal From Angels

When Albert Pujols became a free agent we all knew he would be paid well, but no one could have guess he would get paid as well as he did. Give credit to his agent for getting him a one of a kind deal. Below is some of the things that are in Pujols new Angels contract.


Salary
2012: $12 million; 2013: $16 million
2014: $23 million; 2015: $24 million
2016: $25 million; 2017: $26 million
2018: $27 million; 2019: $28 million
2020: $29 million; 2021: $30 million

Personal services agreement
Sides agree that after the expiration of the contract or Pujols' retirement as a player, they will enter into a 10-year personal services relationship and Pujols will be paid $1 million annually.

Milestone accomplishments
The sides agree they will enter into a separate marketing agreement in which Pujols will be paid for the promotion and marketing of specified milestone accomplishments. Among them are a $3 million payment for 3,000 hits and a $7 million payment for 763 home runs.

Award Bonuses
Most Valuable Player: $500,000
MVP second or third place: $75,000
Gold Glove: $75,000
Silver Slugger: $75,000
All-Star election or selection: $50,000
World Series MVP: $100,000
ALCS MVP: $75,000

Don't we all wish we could get a contract like that. Give Pujols credit he got wanted he wanted and more. Maybe that is why he could very well be listed as one of the greatest of all-time after he retires.

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