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Jon Bois, SBNation Posted: Tuesday, September 3, 2013, 10:42 AM
If you watched 24, and you knew what was good for you, you stopped watching after the fifth of its eight seasons.
It was always a fundamentally silly collection of Tom Clancyan pulp for the American Idol set, but it at least answered each of its dumbly implausible twists with an underpinning of logic that tried to keep our suspensions of disbelief in place. The first lady just got stabbed in the stomach by a computer hacker in a dusty old warehouse, but the president is being removed from office by due process of the 25th Amendment. There is literally a fortress full of dozens of terrorists with automatic rifles in a nameless Los Angeles suburb, but when Jack Bauer infiltrates it and kills every last one of them, he does so with a realistic number of rounds in his clip, because junior, this ain't some kind of fairy tale.
The tail end of 24's run is a fascinating exhibit of what happens when a show's writers are transparently, and without question, completely out of any ideas, never mind new ones ... and then proceed to write 72 more hourlong episodes.
That Bauer had already kidnapped Logan a few seasons earlier should tell you how completely out of ideas they were. It was perhaps the dumbest show in the history of dramatic television.
Predictably, though, I'm going to sit here and try to tell you that these seasons were miracles. It's like when your dad remodels the kitchen and he gives 8-year-old you a tack hammer and handful of nails to bang into some scrap wood, because he knows that's really all you want to do. So, I hope, is the 2013 season of the Louisville Cardinals.
In Saturday's opener, the Cardinals threw for 416 yards, ran for 199 more, and stomped the Ohio Bobcats 49-7. Meanwhile, six of Louisville's 2013 opponents lost their openers, three of which were complete blowouts. Of the 10 FBS teams left on the schedule, seven finished last season with losing records, and six of those were in not particularly great conferences.
I want to make clear that I am not guaranteeing, nor necessarily even predicting, an undefeated season. Rutgers or Cincinnati could beat Louisville, as they very nearly did in 2012. So, maybe, could FIU on the right day.
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FORT WORTH, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
BNSF Railway Company (BNSF) plans to invest an estimated $240 million on maintenance and rail capacity expansion projects in Texas this year.
BNSFs 2013 capacity improvement projects in Texas include expansion of rail capacity at Tower 55 in Fort Worth, completing replacement of the Galveston Causeway Bridge, installation of a siding extension near Somerville, expansion of the Houston Intermodal Facility, construction of a loop track facility in San Antonio and significant signal upgrades for federally mandated positive train control (PTC).
BNSF will also continue its robust track maintenance program in Texas, which will include nearly 4,400 miles of track surfacing and undercutting work, and the replacement of about 115 miles of rail and 690,000 ties.
BNSFs capital investments in Texas will help ensure our network is prepared for growing demand for freight rail, said Matthew K. Rose, chairman and chief executive officer. We are focused on investing to meet our customers expectations and on expanding capacity where growth is occurring. Given the importance of a low cost supply chain to the U.S. economy, our privately funded rail infrastructure is well positioned to help Texas compete in global markets.
The planned capital investments in Texas are part of BNSFs record 2013 capital commitment of $4.3 billion. The largest component of the capital plan is spending $2.3 billion on BNSF's core network and related assets. BNSF also plans to spend approximately $1 billion on locomotive, freight car and other equipment acquisitions, many of which will serve Texas. The program also includes about $200 million for positive train control and $800 million for terminal, line and intermodal expansion and efficiency projects.
Unlike other modes of transportation, U.S. freight railroads use their own private dollars, not tax dollars, to build and maintain their freight rail networks. Since the year 2000, BNSF has invested more than $42 billion to improve and expand its freight rail network.
About BNSF
BNSF Railway is one of North Americas leading freight transportation companies operating on 32,500 route miles of track in 28 states and two Canadian provinces. BNSF is one of the top transporters of consumer goods, grain and agricultural products, low-sulfur coal, and industrial goods such as petroleum, chemicals, housing materials, food and beverages. BNSFs shipments help feed, clothe, supply, and power American homes and businesses every day. BNSF and its employees have developed one of the most technologically advanced, and efficient railroads in the industry. We work continuously to improve the value of the safety, service, energy, and environmental benefits we provide to our customers and the communities we serve. You can learn more about BNSF at http://www.BNSF.com.
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Lanham, Maryland (PRWEB) September 03, 2013
Thompson Creek Window Company, the mid-Atlantics leading home improvement replacement products company, today announced they have been named #6 on Remodeling Magazines annual list of the top 550 replacement contractors in the United States. Thompson Creek Window Company is proud to be one of the few regional replacement companies to appear near the top of this esteemed list.
Since 1980, Thompson Creek Window Company has grown from its beginnings on West Street in Annapolis, Maryland, while remaining a local, community-based company. Thompson Creek Window Company has established itself as a market leader in Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD metropolitan areas by focusing on customer satisfaction and manufacturing an exceptional replacement window product for their customers in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia.
Remodeling Magazine leverages residential remodeling revenue data gathered from a web-based survey conducted jointly by Remodeling Magazine and its sister publication, Replacement Contractor. Specpan, a third-party data collection provider, hosted the survey and compiled the data. Additional information was gathered via mailings, phone calls and public information sources.
Rick Wuest, president of Thompson Creek, said, I am pleased to be recognized as one of the top remodelers in the country. Sustainability in our business requires a dedication to 100% customer satisfaction. This achievement is a direct result of the relationships we have developed with satisfied customers and the feedback and recommendations they share with their friends and neighbors. Our inclusion in this list is true validation that we are continuing to succeed in our mission.
About Thompson Creek
The Thompson Creek Window Company is a privately owned and family-operated manufacturer and installer of energy-efficient home improvement replacement products. Founded in 1980, Thompson Creek Window Company began as a manufacturer of energy-efficient, maintenance-free vinyl windows. Since that time, Thompson Creek Window Company has evolved into one of the leading specialty home improvement contracting companies in the nation. The companys product mix includes replacement windows and doors, vinyl siding and a clog-free gutter system. Thompson Creek Window Company is headquartered in Lanham, MD with an 80,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Landover, MD.
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